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THE DURHAM SUN
Subject Index
January-December 1984
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 IND-EX:
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
j£ 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.)
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Key To Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Edition)
1 1st ed. (Regional)
2 2nd (final) ed. (Local)
3 3rd ed. (Orange County)
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
B30 BEST, KIM
B46 BOLICK, SANDY HOYLE
B51 BONDS, LOU
B61 BOSWELL, CARL
B66 BRITT, TONY
B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
B90 BULLA, DAVID
C05 CANNADA, NORMAN
C09 CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C36 CHANDLER. CHARLES
_C48 CLARKE, ELIZABETH
C49 CLAYTON, WARD
C52 COONS, KIP
C56 COOPER. CHARLES
C60 CORNELIUS-BROWN, ANN
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D43 DIXON, WYATT
D71 DRUM, KEITH
D80 DUKE NEWS BUREAU
E75 ESPOSITO, MICHAEL
F25 FEATHERSTON.AL
F30 FERRELL, RON
F70 FRANCIS, JAMIE
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G33 GENTRY, JERRY
G43 GERMINO, HUGO
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
HOI HAAS, RENITA
H05 HAMMONDS, DEBORAH
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H55 HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRY
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H90 HUGHES, CATHY
J06JALUVKA.LYNN
J40 JOHNSTON, FLO
J50 JONES, H.G.
J52 JONES, JULIE
J56 JONES, PAT
J58 JONES, RICHARD
K30 KEISTER, KEVIN
K45 KIRKLAND, LAURIE
K90 KREUZWIESER, MARK
L30 LEE, ELEANOR
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L38 LEVY, ART
L40 LINEBERRY, DANNY
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L51 LORD, PAT
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
M07 MCLAUGHLIN, MIKE
M27 MERRITTS, JOAN
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M56 MICHAEL, GAIL
M66 MOORE, HAROLD
M69 MOORE. REBECCA
M71 MORRIS, RON
M95 MURPHY, TRACEY
N34 NEWTON, BILL
046 OLIVER, TOM
P07 PACE, LEE
P45 PLAISANCE, PAT
P55 POWELL, CHRIS
R56 ROGERS, V. C.
R76 ROUSE, MICHAEL
R81 ROWE, CHARLES
S09 SATTERFIELD, CAROLYN
S19 SCOTT, RACHEL
S36 SHERRILL, BOB
S45 SINK, JOHN
S51 SMITH, BILL
S66 SMITH, R. C.
S76 SPARKS. JIM
580 STELZENMULLER, BETSY
581 STAGG, BILL
582 STEVENSON, JOHN
S91 SWAIM, RON
T30 TAYLOR, ROLLO
T37 THORNTON, JIM
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
U80 UNC NEWS BUREAU
W09 WALL, DON
W24 WEFING, HENRY
W36 WHELESS, AL
W60 WILSON, JIM
W66 WISE, JIM
X07 PACE & SWAIM
X09 MOORE & THORNTON
X10 ANDREWS, & MICHAEL
X12 FERRELL & KREUZWIESER
X17 UPCHURCH & FERRELL
X20 COOPER & SPARKS
X23 SMITH & BROWN
X25 ANREWS & SCOTT
X27 LEE & WHELESS
X29 SHERRILL & BROWN
X30 ADAMS & BROILI
X33 UPCHURCH & KREUZWIESER
X34 UPCHURCH & WHELESS
X39 BROWN & BONDS
X40 LITTLE & BROWN
X41 BROWN & ANDREWS
X43 BROWN & BOLIK
X46 ANDREWS & BEST
X47 ADAMS & JALUVKA
X49 BEST & LEE
X50 WEFING & BOLICK
X53 BONDS & SMITH
X54 MICHAEL & BONDS
X57 BROWN & WEFING
X58 BOLICK & WHELESS
X59 KREUZWIESER & BOLICK
X61 KREUZWIESER & JONES
X63 JONES & CANNADA
X64 OLIVER & ANDREWS
X65 THOMAS & FERRRELL
X66 BROWN & OLIVER
X67 LITTLE & OLIVER
X68 KREUZWIESER & CANNADA
X69 WHELESS & HUGHES
X70 WHELESS & CANNADA
X71 CANNADA & CORNELIUS
X72 FERRELL & CANNADA
X73 BOLICK & KIRKLAND
X74 BOLICK & WHELESS
X75 CORNELIUS & KREUZWIESER
X76 WALL & ADAMS
X77 WEFING & OLIVER
X78 HAMMONDS & KIRKLAND
X79 CORNELIUS & STELZENMULLER
X80 BROWN & STEVENSON
X81 CARVER & WISE
X82 SMITH & ANDREWS
X83 KREUZWIESER & HAMMONDS
X84 WHELESS & ANDREWS
X85 LITTLE & HUGHES
X86 SMITH & LITTLE
X87 CORNELIUS-BROWN & ALDERMAI
X88 CORNELIUS-BROWN & LEVY
X89 COONS & DRUM
X90 BROWN & LINEBERRY
X91 MOORE & JONES
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SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
LIQUOR SALES CUT 9Y HARSHER LAWS
N.C. LAWMAKERS DISCUSS RAISIN! DRINKING AGE TO 31
MIXED-DRINKS DRIVE BEGINS IN ALAMANCE
BARS FEAR LOSS OF YOUNG PATRONS
U.S. LIOUOR LAWS A CONFUSING ARRAY
ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARO
SEE ALSO WINE
SILER CITY LIOUOR STORE TO OPEN NEXT MONTH
THE CUSTOMERS KNOW WELL WHAT THFY WANT
ABC STORES REPORT DECLINE IN SALES OF 4X THIS YEAR
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SEE ALSO OUKE STUDENTS FOR LIFE
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
PEKING PURGES DOGS; U.S. EXTERMINATES BABIES
RULING UPHOLOS ABORTION FUNOS
ABORTION OPPONENTS RALLY AT CAPITOL
PRO-LIFE GROUP TARGETS SIX SENATORS FOR OEFEAT
STANDS AGAINST ABORTION ARE PROTESTEO
A WARNING TO STONE THROWERS
MOON STORY WRONGS JONES. HELMS
THOUSANDS PROTESTEO LEGAL ABLUTION
'HECKLER' IDENTIFIES HIMSELF
LETTER-WRITER ERRED
WOMEN'S GROUP SHOULD FIGHT ABORTION. TOO
ABORTION, NAZI HOLOCAUST ARE THE SAME
OPPONENTS SEEK VOTE ON ABORTION LOANS TO STUDENTS
DO NOT COMPARE ABORTION TO HOLOCAUST
ARMY OF GOD OESERVES SCORN FOR ARSON
OUKE STUDENTS OK ABORTION LOANS
■ABORTION AND HOLOCAUST DEFINITELY ALIKE1
CANDIDATES DIFFER ON ERA, ABORTION
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIVIDED ON ABORTIONS, ERA
CANDIDATES FOP GOVERNOR SPEAK OUT ON FUTURE LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
ABORTION FILM AN IMPORTANT ANALYSIS
POPULATION AID, WITH STRINGS
ABORTION RATE HIGH IN DURHAM
TERRORISM IS COWARDLY WAY OF SEEKING CHANGE
VIOLENT ACTS SOLVE NOTHING
BANNING ALL APORTIONS WRONG, SAYS MARTIN
POPULATION GROWTH DANGER SHOULD NOT BE MINIMIZEO
ANTI-ABORTION STAND HURTS POPJLATION CONTROL
REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL DENIED POOR
U.S. STANCE ON WORLO GROWTH NOT REALISTIC
DON'T USES TAXES FOR ABORTION
PLANKS PLEASE MOST TAR HEEL DELEGATES
N.C. GOP LIKES PLATFORM, BUT SPLIT OVER ABORTION
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENDMENTS
ABORTION: 'AN ACT OF LOVE'
ABORTION IS AN ACT OF SELFISH LOVE
KILLING BABIES IS NOT LOVE
ABORTION AMENDMENT WRONG
ABORTION INDEFENSIBLE
ABORTION LOGIC ABSURD
FERRARO'S DILEMMA
LIFE ISN'T ABSTRACT ART
PRO-LIFERS OMIT LIBERTY
ABORTION ISSUE OVERBLOWN
ONE IN FOUR PREGNANCIES ENDS IN ABORTION IN STATE
OPEN ADOPTIONS WOULO REDUCE ABORTIONS
ABORTION AN ABHORRENCE
WHY SECOND ABORTIONS7
STATE SHOULD EXAMINE EPIDEMIC OF ABORTIONS
NOVELIST: ABORTION A PERSON CHOICE
ABOTION IS BARBARIC
IRVING USES NOVEL APPROACH
WOMAN MUST MAKE DECISION ABOUT ABORTION
A SHOCKING STATISTIC
TERRORISM TOWARD CLINICS
ABORTION NEEDED AS LAST RESORT
MAKKE WORLD GO AWAY
WHAT HAPPENED TO VIRGINITY?
FETUSES NEED PROTECTION
FAITH PROOUCED ACTION
A LIFE CUT SHORT
FALWELL SAYS CHURCHES MUST HELP MOTHERS
TOO MUCH MELOORAHA
HUNT IS WISHY-WASHY ON ABORTION ISSUE
PRO-ABORTION TEAM
CANDIDATES' ABORTION VIEWS CRITICIZED
THE UNWANTEO CHILD
IT'S KILLING EITHER WAY
WOULD WE DISMEMBER A CHILD WE SEE?
ABORTION IS CHILD ABUSE
INCREDULOUS THINKING
ABORTED BABIES ALSO SUFFER
COURT PERMITS 'WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE 'WRONGFUL LIFE'?
FAMILY PLANNING: FORGET IT
LETTER CORRECTEO
ALL VIOLENCE IS WRONG
OPTIONS TO ABORTION EXIST
FBI FAILS IN RESPONSE TO FANATICAL BOMBINGS
ABORTION CLINICS
TERRORISM IS COWAPDLY WAY OF SEEKING CHANGE
VIOLENT ACTS SOLVE NOTHING
ABSCAM
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
"ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO BALLOTS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTER REGULATIONS
ABSENTEE VOTES TO BE TAKEN
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS VOTER FRAUD CONVICTIONS
HOW TO GET ABSENTEE BALLOTS
ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATIONS BEGIN OCT. 19
SOME GASTON VOTERS GET DOUBLE BALLOTS
SENIORS VOTE EARLY
ABSENTEEISM
FLU NOT BIG PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS
FLU-LIKE VIRUS HITS DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES FEEL PINCH FROM FLU
FLU HITS JUNIOR HIGH, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
FLU CAUSING ABSENTEEISM IN SCHOOLS
FLU: IT HAS CUT ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOLS, BUSINESSES
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SUBJECTS
FLU HITS ORANGE SCHOOLS
RETAILERS REPORT SALES
INCREASES DURING FEBRUARY
1/28/84
4/08/84
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SEE iLSfl JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO PROFESSORSt U.S.
BIAS CHARGED IN PROFESSOR'S TENURE CASE
ACT PROFESSOR SUES OVER TENURE DENIAL
ACT HIT WITH AGE DISCRIMINATION SUIT
TENURE URGED FOR ACT PROFESSOR
ACT PROF'S TENURE CASE GIVEN TO PANEL FOR STUDY
>OEMV AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN. MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
EVERYBODY'S GUESS: WIN A PRIZE BY CHOOSING 1983 OSCAR
PICKING OSCARS: 'TERMS.' DUVALL
HOW TO ENTER OSCAR CONTEST
ALAN TEASLEY WINS MOVIE BUFF AWARD
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SEE ALSO THEATERS. DURHAM
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SERVED CITY MANY YEARS
ACCIOENTS (GENERAL!
CAR FALLS ON MAN
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
C-130 FROM N.C. CRASHES IN AZ3RES
TWO PAPERS SAY EL SALVADOR CRASH KILLED CLAYTON MAN
*CCS?iNlLSSO*IcRCP^Nfs.NJEfs. N.C. .MILITARY JETS.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO ORUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ORUNKEN FLYING
RULING IS ISSUED IN AIRPLANE CRASH
MINISTER OIES IN TRIAD PLANE CRASH
MOTORIST DESCRIBES PLANE CRASH
CRASH VICTIM DIES AT 55
TWO AIRPLANES COLLIDE; NO INJURIES REPORTED
PILOT LANDS PLANE ON NARROW STREET
SIX PEOPLE HURT IN PLANE CRASH
TOP EOMISTEN AIDE DIES IN PLANE CRASH
EDMISTEN AIDE KILLEO. FIVE OTHERS HURT IN WESTERN N.C. PLANE CRASH
SMITH LAID GROUNDWORK OF EDMISTEN CAMPAIGN
CAMPAIGN FLYING RISKY
PILOT: ENGINE MAY HAVE LOST POWER
CRASH SURVIVOR PRAISES PILOT
SMALL. HOMEMADE PLANE CRASHES AFTER TAKING OFF
6 INJURED IN PLANE CRASH
PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES
PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES AT CHARLOTTE
BANNER ELK PLANE CRASH KILLS MAN
2 ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURY IN PLANE CRASH
ENGINE FAILS; PLANE LANDS SAFELY
CROP DUSTER CRASHES IN PITT COUNTY
LIGHT PLANE REPORTED DOWN
SEARCH FAILS TO LOCATE PLANE REPORTED OOWN
DELICATE RESCUE
TWO KILLEO AS N.C. "LANES COLLIDE OVER FOOTBALL FIELO
ERROR MAY HAVE CAUSED CRASH THAT KILLEO EOMISTEN STRATEGIST
SUITS FILEO IN AIRPLANE CRASH DEATH
TWO BELIEVEO OEAD IN FRANKLIN CRASH
SEARCHERS FIND POLICE CHIEF'S BODY AMID PLANE WRECKAGE
PILOT TOLD AIRPORT TOWER • I • v; LOST IT' BEFORE CRASH
4 SERVICEMEN KILLEO IN VA. PLANE CRASH
THREE PEOPLE WALK AWAY FROM AIRPLANE CRASH
TWO CREWMEN KILLED IN NAVY PLANE CRASH
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, "NEAR MISSES-
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC ALERT COLLISION AVOIOANCE SYSTEM
FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
TWO EASTERN JETS BUMP AT TERMINAL
DON'T CRASH THE B- I PROGRAM
N.C. BUSINESSMAN KILLED IN TENN. AIRPLANE CRASH
PIEDMONT TO TEST SYSTEM TO AVOID PLANE COLLISIONS
N.C. MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH
ACCIDENTS,
THE I
ANIMALS
EAR FACTS:' CAR HITS CUB NEAR 1-85
*CCsiiNlLSSOA«?lDEKrs^At]foi ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLEO IN ACCIDENT
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN WRECK
BOY IS TREATED
WRECK HURTS WOMAN
MAN CHARGEO IN HIT AND RUN
TIRE THIEVES WRECK CAR, ELUDE POLICE IN PASTURE
2 TREATED AFTER ACCIDENT
1 HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIOENT
MAN HURT IN ACCIDENT
TEEN STRUCK BY JEEP
CHAPEL HILL TEEN STRUCK BY JEEP
WRECK VICTIM IN GOOD CONDITION
MAN IS CHARGED IN HIT-ANO-RUN
UNC STUDENT HURT IN ACCIOENT
CAR HITS UNC STUDENT CROSSING SOUTH ROAD
CHAPEL HILL ACCIDENT INJURES >. DAMAGES CARS
2 PEOPLF INJURED IN CHAPEL HILL COLLISION
ACCIOENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. DURHAM
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
RAIN SOAKS OURHAM
THREE ARE INJURED IN ACCIDENT
FREEZING RAIN TANGLES TRAFFIC
ICY STREETS CAUSE 45 ACCIDENTS
CRAIG ROAD HAN IS KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY FOUR CARS
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR WILSON
WRECK OF POLICE CAR HALTS PURSUIT ATTEMPT
THE WAY THINGS ARE
JOLT SNAPS POLE
PATROL CAR IN WRECK
GIRL INJURED IN ACCIDENT
CARS DAMAGEO
YOUTH IS CRITICAL
2 POLICE CARS DAMAGED
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DATE
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TWO INJURED IN WRECK
INJURED IN WRECK
WOMAN HIT 8" CAR SERIOUSLY INJURED
DURHAM MtN CHARCEO IN HIT-AND-RUN CASE
WOMAN HIT BV CAR DIES
CAR WRECK CUTS POWER
WOMAN HIT BV CAR DIES; MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED
TWO INJURED IN COLLISION
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER FILED IN WOMAN'S OEATH
AUTO HITS TREE. INJURING DRIVER
CHARGES FILED
TEEN-AGERS HURT IN WRECK
CUTTING IT CLOSE
WRONG TURN
COMWANOEERED CAR PLOWS INTO BUILDING
WRECK CAUSES POWER OUTAGE
MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
HYDRANT HIT
WRECK CLIPS POLES. MAN HURT
WRECK VICTIM LISTED AS STABLE
DURHAM GENERAL NURSE DIES AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
TWO INJURED IN WRECK
2-YEAR-OLD GIRL HIT BY CAR
ONE KILLED IN ACCIOENT
MAN KILLF.0 AS HIS CAR HITS WRECKER
WRECK VICTIMS TREATEO
WOMAN HURT IN ACCIOENT
SISTERS HURT AS CAR PINS ONE 3 F THEM
WRECK HURTS THREE
2 INJURED IN MOTORCYCLE. CAR COLLISION
CLEANING UP
TRUCK ORIVER CLEARED OF DEATH BY VEHICLE
WOMAN INJURED IN WRECK
WOMAN HURT IN WRECK
SILER CITY COUPLE. SANFORO MAN KILLEO IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS
(JRECK hurts two
HAN SPENDS NIGHT IN CAR AFTER WRECK AT LITTLE RIVER
GARRETT BETTER
MAN KILLED. 7 HURT IN CAR COLLISION
BABY OIES IN HEAD-ON CRASH
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVERING
FACING SURGERY, BABY OIES IN WRECK
FATAL WRECK
DURHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK
WOMAN HURT IN WRECK SAID IN FAIR CONDITION
ACCIOENT VICTIM IMPROVES
WOMAN CRITICALLY HURT IN WRECK
VICTIM IS CRITICAL
CAR IS SOUGHT
DRIVERS CHARGFD
CHARGES FILEO AGAINST TWO DRIVERS
OFFICER FACING TRAFFIC CHARGES
FINE CARE MADE EXPERIENCE EASIER
2 ACCIDENTS PROBED
DURHAM PSO IS STRUCK BY CAR
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STRUCK BY CAR
TWO HURT AS WRECK BRINGS CHASE TO END
2 WOMEN HURT IN WRECK
CAR TIRE BLOWS OUT; ORIVER HLB T IN WRECK
IB-MONTH-OLO CHILD HURT IN COLLISION
CAR HITS TREES; WOMAN INJURED
WOMAN TREATED AFTER CAR WRECK
CHILD INJURFD IN ACCIDENT
OURHAM OFFICER INJURED IN ACCIDENT
PSO INJURED IN CAR ACCIOENT
ORIVER. 15, OIES AS CAR HITS TREE ON CRAIG ROAD
1 KILLED. 1 INJURED AFTER CAR HITS TREE
MAN HURT IN WRECK WITH CITY P3LICE CAR
CARS COLLIDE. I MAN IS INJURED
FIVE PEOPLE HURT IN TWO-CAR WRECK
3 INJURED IN WRECK INVOLVING PEOESTRIAN
NEWLY LICENSED ORIVER FACES CHARGES IN 3-CAR ACCIDENT
3 INJURED IN CAR WRECK
YOUNG DRIVER GETS DWI AFTER CAUSING 3-CAR CRASH
TRAFFIC SOUAO: SPEEDERS. DRUNKEN ORIVERS TARGET OF POLICE TEAM
3 HURT; MAN CHARGED WITH HIT-RUN, DWI
OFFICER HURT IN WRECK
WOMAN INJURED
CHASE, CRASH LEAVE 2 INJUREO
DRIVER INJUREO
THIEVES HIT OAIRY TRAILER
POLICE CAR DAMAGEO IN COLLISION
TWO PEOPLE INJUREO IN HILLANDALE WRECK
WOMAN IS ROBBED
DUKE STUDENT FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE. WRECK
ONE WOMAN KILLEO. ANOTHFR HURT IN WRECK
POLICE CAR DAMAGED IN CHASE
SECOND DWI CHARGE
JUVENILE UNHARMED AFTER THREAT
MEN ARRESTED IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
ACCIDENT DISRUPTS SOME TRAFFi:
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN ACCIDENT
TWO HURT IN ACCIDENT
OURHAM MAN DIES IN WRECK
TWO STUDENTS HURT AS CAR HITS TREES
OUKE STUDENT IS CRITICAL
TWO KILLEO. SIX INURED IN 1-85 WRECK
VICTIMS RECOVERING
18-YEAR-OLD DUKE STUDENT OIES
2 OURHAM MEN HURT IN WRECK
CAR HITS STUDENT CROSSING STREET
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TWO PEOPLE INJUREO IN MORNING ACCIOENT
COLLISION ON N.C. 751 KILLS 21-YEAR-OLD MAN
CAR OVERTURNS
WRECK CLAIMS LIFE OF ORIVER
ONE PERSON BELIEVED KILLED IN OURHAM COUNTY WRECK
TEEN INJURED IN WRECK IN WHICH CAR OVERTURNS
SERIES OF ACCIDENTS CLOGS 1-85
WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN ACCIOENT
OFFICER INJURED
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ORIVER IN WRECK CHARGED
DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN WRECK
HAIR-RAISING CLOSE SHAVE
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS ALAMANCE MAN, 2*
FAYETTEVILLE STUDENT INJURED IN WRECK
SERIES OF WRECKS DAMAGES FIVE CARS
WHO WAS THE SCOUNOREL WHO DENTEO HER CAR?
FOUR HURT IN WRECK
FATALITY
SOME PROBLEMS APE SOLVED
POLICE SAY FLEEING MAN INJURED IN CRASH OF CAR
4CCS?iNI^IDW?S,XTa: Du^hIJ
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ACCIDENTS. AUin, N.C.
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. N.C.
HIGHWAY DEATHS <J8 FEWER IN 1 98 3
ALAMANCE MAN CRUSHED BY CAR
4 KILLED IN N.C. HOLIOAY TRAFF
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS IN N.C.
8 KILLED IN WEEKEND HIGHWAY AC
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4 MEMBERS OF FAMILY DIE IN WRE
ACCIOENTS KILL TWO
AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL <> IN N.C.
HIGH POINT MAN KILLED IN ACCID
TWO MEN KILLED IN WRECKS
2 KILLED IN WEEKEND WRECKS
TEEN IS RESCUED FROM CAR IN CR
PART FALLS OFF TRUCK ANO HITS
CHARGES SOUGHT IN FATALITY
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TWO KILLEO IN GUILFORD IN HEAD
WOMAN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER
YOUNG ALAMANCE DRIVER KILLED I
CASWELL WOMAN OIES IN WRECK
FIVE PEOPLE DIE ON N.C. HIGHWA
FRANKLINTON MAN KILLED IN WREC
GRAHAM MAN DIES. 3 INJURED IN
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PATROL CAR SKIDS. HITS BRIDGE
4 RACING TEENS DIE IN WRECK
11 OIE IN N.C. ROAD ACCIDENTS
WAKE WOMAN RUN OVER, KILLED BY
4 HURT IN CRASH OF RIG. STUOEN
CHATHAM WOMAN KILLEO IN CAR AC
CASWELL WOMAN KILLEO IN WRECK
13 DIE ON HIGHWAYS OVER EASTER
GREENSBORO MAN KILLEO IN WRECK
UNUSUAL PILEUP
MAN LYING IN ROAD KILLED 8V VE
N.C. WEEKEND TRAFFIC DEATHS RE
TWO WOMEN SUE AUTO FIRM OVER 3
DURHAM MAN HURT IN WRECK
6 INJUREO IN CRASH NEAR OXFORD
CONOITIONS UPDATED FOR ACCIDM
FIVE PEOPLE REMAIN HOSPITALIZE
THREE MEN OIE IN AUTO CRASH
SEVEN OIE IN ACCIOENTS
11 DIE ON N.C. ROADS
MEMBERS OF QUARTET INJUREO
MAN STRUCK BY CAR, KILLEO
WRECK VICTIM ALONE FOR HOURS
WRECK KILLS ORIVER
NEWLYWEO MAN KILLEO IN CHATHAM
CHILO HIT BY CAR OIES FROM INJ
HENDERSON MAN OIES IN HEAD-ON
1 KILLEO, 1 HURT IN COLLISION
2 MEN KILLED IN WRECK
LAWMAN, PRISONER KILLEO IN CRA
ROXBORO HAN OIES AFTER WRECK
ACCIDENT FATAL TO S.C. WOMAN
3 PERSONS, UNBORN CHILD DIE I>l
WOMAN FACES CHARGES IN FATAL A
3 CHILDREN, MOM AMONG 5 KILLED
I-B5 WRECK
CAR ROLLS, KILLING ROXBORO WOM
CAR HITS CHAPEL HILL MAN
HIT-RUN ACCIDENT KILLS EFLAND
11 PEOPLE INJUREO IN HEAO-ON L
BURNEO BOY TO GET U.7 MILLION
WASHINGTON MAN KILLED IN WRECK
SILER CITY MAN KILLEO IN CRAVE
PERSON MAN KILLEO IN CASWELL *
ROXBORO MAN KILLED IN PERSON A
EXPLOSION ENOS CHASE OF SUSPEC
OURHAM WOMAN HURT IN KITTRELL
FAYETTEVILLE CHEERLEADER DIES
HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 10
8 PEOPLE DIE IN WEEKEND'S TRAF
HENOERSON MAN KILLED. ONE HURT
VANCE COUNTY MAN KILLED IN AC:
3 OF 6 INJURED IN 1-85 WRECK S
ACCIOENT VICTIMS IMPROVE
CREEDMOOR WOMAN KILLEO IN WREC
TWO DIE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY ACC
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CAR CRASH KILLS T0WNSV1LLE MAN
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TWO HURT IN HENDERSON CHLLISI3
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4 DIE IN COLLISION
HILLSBOROUGH WRFCK KILLS 19-Y^AR-OLD WOMAN
TEEN KILLED IN CAR WRECK NEAR LOUISBURC
TWO TEEN BOYS KILLEO IN GRANVILLE CAR WRECK
TWO CHAPEL HILL MEN DIE IN WRECK
FIVE KILLED IN ACCIOENTS
WRECK INJURIES FATAL TO MRS. r AULKNER
CIVIL SUIT StTTLEO WITH S3. 24 MILLION
GUILFORD JURY RFTURNS 357 SEALEO INDICTMENTS
SIGNS FAILi VEHICLES WRECK NEAR CANTON
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTING 25 N.C. TRAFFIC DEATHS
UNC STUDY: CHILD SAFETY SEATS CUT OEATHS
COMMUNITY GR1EVEO BY OEATHS OF BROTHERS
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED AS TRAILER LEAVES TRUCK AND HITS CAR
2 VANCE TEENS OIE IN WRECK
a-YEAR-tlLO GIRL KILLEO ON HIGHWAY
NEW DWI LAW FACES TOUGH YEAR AFTER WOBBLY START
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AUTO. CHAPEL "!U
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGEO IN FATAL U.S. 70 WRECK
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
TEEN DIES AFTER WRECK
AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS ORANGE COUNTY MAN
ORANGE COUNTY WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
MAN CHECKING WRECK STRUCK. KILLED 8Y AUTO
ACC
I DENTS . AUTO. U.S.
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
RIVER SEARCHED FOR MAN AFTER FIERY CAR-TRUCK CRASH
MAN KILLED IN N.J. CHASE REPORTEDLY FROM DURHAM
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIES IN ACCIDENT
N.C. MAN KILLED IN FLORIDA WRECK
ACCIDFNT INVOLVING N.C. MAN MAY HAVE STARTED 1-95 PILEUP
DANVILLE MAN CHARGED WITH R0B3ERY, SLAYING
4CCl?§NIfs04«?TDEN«. TRAINS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. TRAINS, U.S.
GIRL. 2. ESCAPES INJURY IN CAR-TRAIN ACCIDENT
MEBANE MAN DIES IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH
CHILD. MOTHER SURVIVE TRAIN HITTING AUTO
MOTHER SAYS SAFETY SEAT SAVED BABY'S LIFE IN CAR-TRAIN WRECK
TWO TEENS INJURED
TRAIN. CAR COLLIDE
CAR HITS TRAIN, DRIVER CHARGE!)
ACCIDENTS. BICYCLES
GIRL TREATEO AFTER BIKE ACCIDENT
BOY RIDING BIKE KILLED BY TRUCK
NO CHARGES FILED IN FATAL ACCIDENT
BIKER HITS PEOESTRIAN ON MASON FARM ROAD
BICYCLE HITS PEDESTRIAN; RIDER SERIOUSLY INJURED
WOMAN ON BIKE STRUCK, INJUREO
CYCLIST HURT IN WRECK
BIKE RIDER VICTIM OF HIT-RUN DRIVER
TEEN ON BIKE KILLED
MAN RIOING BIKE IS HIT BY CAR
MAN ROBBED
CYCLE RIDERS IN WRECKS MORE LIKELY TO BE TIPSY
HIGH VISIBILITY HELPFUL
BIKERS IN ACCIDENTS OFTEN TIPSY
DRUNK CYCLISTS A HAZARD
SEE ALsa8ACCI0£NTS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOATS
BOAT BLAZE INJURES MAN AT KERR LAKE
STUDENT RECOVERS FROM BOATING ACCIDENT
MISSING BOATERS FOUND SAFE
CREW OF TRAWLER RESCUED
SEARCHERS FIND BOAT OF MISSING YOUTHS
SEARCHERS FINO BOAT; 4 YOUTHS STILL MISSING
2 FISHERMEN RESCUEO FROM ATLANTIC OCEAN
GARNER MAN HELPS RESCUE FISHING BOAT
DEPUTIES RESCUE BOATING TRIO
HEN RESCUED FROM LAKE
STUDY: SHIFTING SHOALS NOT TO BLAME FOR DEATHS
FIRE ON YACHT FORCES 13 INTO SEA AFTER CAPTAIN RUNS BOAT AGROUNO
TWO MEN STRANDED MORE THAN 24 HOURS
TWO VESSELS SINK IN WILMINGTON; POLICE DON'T SUSPECT FOUL PLAY
TUGBOAT JOHN TAXIS IS RAISED
BOAT SINKS OFF N.C. COAST
TWO MEN OROWH IN LAKE AS FISHING BOAT CAPSIZES
2 OURHAM MEN OROwN IN FALLS LAKE ACCIDENT
FLA. MAN KILLED IN BOAT RACING ACCIOENT
LIFE JACKETS WERE ON BOAT
BOAT CAPSIZES AT INLET
MISSING TRAWLER SOUGHT
5TH OAY OF SEARCH FAILS TO FINO BOAT
SEARCH FOP TRAWLER. NINE CREWMEN REPORTED UNSUCCESSFUL ON 6TH OAY
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TRAWLER. CREW
RAFT FOUND. SEARCH FOR TRAWLER RESUMED
6 PLANES SEARCHING FOR MISSING TRAWLER
PHUTOGRAPHS ARE TAKEN IN SEARCH FOR TRAWLER. CREW
COLD LAKE WATER AN AREA OANGER
OWNER OF TRAWLER SAYS VESSEL J AS IN GOOO CONDITION BEFORE LAST TRIP
MAN SAYS COAST GUARD SEARCHED WRONG AREA
ACCIC
TOE RIVER BRIDGE COLLAPSES
BROKEN BRIDGE OVER TOE RIVER
ACCIDENTS. BUSES
SCHOOL BUSES
10
10 SLIGHTLY HURT IN COLLISION
10 INJURED IN WRECK
ACCIOENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, POISONINGS. N.C.
TIGHTEN SAFETY TESTS
FAMILY RESCUED AFTER HOUSE FILLS WITH CARBON MONOXIDE
ACCIOENTS, CHILDREN
GIRL. 3. RESCUED FROM SANDY HOLE
OXFORD POY, 12, ACCIDENT VICTIM
SKYLIGHT FITS BUILDING COOE
BOY HURT AFTER FALL FROM TRUC<
OURHAM YOUTH INJURED ON RIDE AT STATE FAIR
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2
12/31/84
A
3
N
H
2
3/21/84
A
11
N
s
2
4/10/84
C
4
N
H
2
7/08/84
a
1
N
H
2
9/11/84
B
5
0
S
2
9/14/84
A
1
N
H
2
10/04/84
A
20
N
H
?
2/23/84
B
1
H
?
5/08/84
A
1 1
H
1
10/31/84
A
1 1
s
12/03/84
A
/
H
/
12/15/84
(
S
H
2
12/20/B4
A
8
S
2
1/07/84
A
14
N
H
1
2/28/84
B
1
N
H
2
8/26/84
B
12
N
H
2
9/07/84
A
6
N
H
1
9/21/84
B
1
N
S
2
10/12/84
A
1
N
H
2
10/13/84
A
16
' N
s
2
1/30/84
c
I
N
H
2
4/29/84
A
1
N
H
2
5/01/84
A
9
N
s
2
5/02/84
A
6
N
H
3
5/03/84
B
1
N
H
2
5/26/84
B
4
N
s
2
5/26/84
A
13
N
H
2
7/26/84
B
1
N
H
2
8/06/84
B
1
N
H
2
10/25/84
B
6
N
s
2
10/25/84
A
13
N
H
2
10/28/84
8
3
N
s
2
10/29/84
A
4
E
s
2
U/03/84
A
24
N
s
2
11/27/84
A
4
E
H 2
1/08/84
C
9
N
H 2
1/23/84
C
8
P F
H 2
2/19/84
c
12
N
H 2
2/24/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/27/84
A
2
N
H 2
2/28/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/14/84
A
LI
N
H I
4/26/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/04/84
B
5
N
S 2
6/04/84
A
9
N
S 2
7/02/84
C
3
N
H 2
7/22/84
B
4
N
H 1
7/31/84
B
1
N
H 2
8/29/84
B
5
N
H 2
8/31/84
A
1 8
P N
S 2
9/08/84
A
2
N
H 2
10/13/84
B
I
P N A54
S 2
10/13/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/15/84
A
1 I
N
S 2
10/16/84
C
1
N
H 2
10/18/84
C
II
N
S 2
11/17/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/19/B4
B
9
N
H 2
11/20/84
C
3
N
H 2
11/21/94
A
10
N
H 2
11/23/84
A
16
P N
H 2
11/27/84
c
2
N
H 2
11/29/94
A
10
N
H 2
12/16/94
c
13
P N W60
H 2
12/20/84
A
25
N
H 2
12/21/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/23/84
A
3
N
H I
5/25/84
B
I
P P
H 2
4/03/84
A
11
P N
S 2
6/05/84
C
5
N
S 2 4/10/84 A 4 E
H 2 11/17/84 B 1 N A54
?
4/07/84 A
3
N
?
4/26/84 A
!R
0
?
4/28/84 A
5
N
?
6/14/84 B
1
N
?
10/15/84 A
1
N C60
?■
10/17/84 A
1 1
N
i
11/12/84 A
6
N
MONTHLY/
iS/SJs
SUBJECTS
8-YEAR-OLD HANGFD ON HAMMOCK
*CCi?iNI^OCc2RD'lSpULMON»(<y RESUSCI TATION
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SEE ALSO STRANGULATIONS
OFFICIALS CLEAR CENTER'S STAF= IN BOY'S DEATH
STOKESDALE PRINCIPAL SAVES CHOKING GIRL
ACCIDENTS. CONSTRUCTION
PART OP HENHOUSE COLLAPSES
3 WORKERS ARE INJURED IN FALL
WORKER OIES IN CAVE-IN
BOOM FALLS. HITS WORKER IN CHAPEL HILL
MAN INJURED BY BOOM SAID IN FAIR CONOITION
YOUNGSVILLE MAN FOUND DEAD
VIRGINIA M»N INJUREO IN FALL
MAN 'SATISFACTORY' AFTER 120-FOOT FALL
MACHINE ACCIDENT KILLS ZEBULON MAN
INSPECTOR FOR DOT KILLED AT 1-40 CONSTRUCTION SITE
WORKER IS INJURED
CLOSE ENCOUNTER
ACCIOENTS, DROWNING. DURHAM
OURHAM BROTHERS DROWN IN MISHAP AT LAKE MICHIE
2ND BODY IS LOCATED AT MICHIE
2ND BROTHER'S BODY PULLED FROM LAKE
WOMAN DRUWNS IN FISHING MISHAP
OURHAM WOMAN FALLS IN. DROWNS IN FALLS LAKE
TWO MEN GROWN IN LAKE AS FISHING BOAT CAPSIZES
2 OURHAM MEN CROWN IN FALLS LAKE ACCIDENT
LIFE JACKETS HERE ON BOAT
ACCIDENTS, DROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
DIVE INTO PONO FATAL FOR HAN
FISHERMAN'S BOOY FOUND IN FALLS LAKE
BODY OF FISHERMAN FOUNO IN FALLS LAKE
TEEN DROWNS AT FORT MACON
HENDERSON MAN OROWNS
PROFESSOR DROWNS IN RAPIDS
TEEN DROWNS AT OREGON INLET
SWIMMER BELIEVED DROWNED
FLOOO CAUSES DEATH OF N.C. TEEN-AGER
STOKES COUNTY FLOOD CLAIMS LIFE OF GIRL. 16
63-YEAR-0L0 FISHERMAN DROWNS AT KERR LAKE
DROWNING VICTIM'S BOOY RECOVERED
CHAPEL HILL MAN DROWNS
GREENSBORO BOY. 3, OROWNS IN LAKE
PITTS80R0 AREA MAN DROWNING VICTIM
TEEN-AGER FROM EDEN DROWNS AT HYCO LAKE
EXPERTS SAY FISHERMEN NEED SWIMMING SKILLS
HFNOERSON YOUTH DROWNING VICTIM
WOMAN DROWNS IN BATHTUB
AUTHORITIES: HROWNEO MAN MAY ^ AVE KILLED HIMSELF
BOOY RECOVERED FROM GREEN RIVER
DURHAM MAN, 49, OROWNS WHILE SWIMMING IN HYCO
MAN DROWNS AT LAKE HYCO
WOMAN, 19, DROWNS IN DAN RIVE'
TWO TEENS DROWN IN LAKE NORMAN
MAN SWEPT THROUGH CULVERT OIES
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN GIRL'S DEATH
NURSING HOME RESIOENT FOUNO DE AO IN PONO
BUTNER'AND RALEIGH'MEN BELIEVEO TO HAVE DROWNED
BODIES OF TWO OROWNED N.C. MEY FOUNO IN LAKE
BOOY OF N.C. MAN PULLED FROM RIVER
ACCIOENTS. ELECTRICAL
man, 76, Is Electrocuted opening his front door
suit against duke power dismissed
CPCL worker apparently electrocuted
CRIPPLED MAN SUES CPCL
OEAOLOCKED JURY CAUSES MISTRIAL IN CPCL LAWSUIT
MARINE GATHERING MISTLETOE WHEN WIRE KILLED HIM
ACCIDENTS, ELEVATORS
ELDERLY ASHEVILLE WOMAN TUMBLES INTO DARK SHAFT OF HOTEL'S ELEVATOR
ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
PLANT WON'T BE FINEO SI, 700 IN FATAL BLAST
LAB BLAST BURNS OUKE STUDENT
STUDENT AT DUKE IS BURNED IN LAB
BURN VICTIM REPORTED STABLE
NEW BERN MAN KILLEO IN FUEL TANK EXPLOSION
VICTIM SAID STABLE
EXPLOSION IN BURLINGTON LEAVES MAN BURNED, CAUSES SCHOOL CLOSING
2 GUARDSMEN HURT BY BLAST
TWO GUAROSMEN CRITICALLY INJUREO
UNC WORKER HURT IN EXPLOSION
BURNEO WORKER IN GOOD CONOITION
BURN VICTIM IS IMPROVEO
WATER HEATER EXPLODES
OXFORO EXPLOSION INJURES TWO « EN
TIRE EXPLOOES, KILLS BRYSON CITY MAN
MAN DIES IN EXPLOSIONS, FIRE
GAS PUMP EXPLODES
ACCIOENTS, EXPLOSIONS, INTERNATIONAL
MEXICO'S HULT1PLE NIGHTMARE
CAN YOU BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE IN INDIA? ICARTOONI
ACCIDENTS, FALLS
3 WORKERS ARE INJUREO IN FALL
GIRL. 3. RESCUED FROM SANDY HOLE
YOUTH SERIOUSLY HURT IN FALL AT LEGISLATURE
BOY VISITING STATE BUILDINGS <ILLEO
SKYLIGHT FITS BUILDING CODE
MAN 'SATISFACTORY' AFTER 120-FOOT FALL
MAN FALLS 20 FEET, APPARENTLY JUMPING TO AVOIO POWER LINE
SUIT THREATENED OVER BOY'S DEATH
WORKER IS INJUREO
PUBLIC SAFETY RECRUIT INJUREO WHILE TRAINING
INMATE WHO WAS WAVING AT MOTHER INJURED IN FALL FROM MOVING TRUCK
FALL FROM BRIDGE HOSPITALIZES MAN
FRIENDS BEGIN FUND TO HELP MAN PARALYZEO BY ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, FARMING
YANCEYVILLE HAN OIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
DROWNING, U.S.
RALEIGH "
ACCI
s
OENTS. FIRE TRUCKS
HAW cTrhc3ll!oes
P D DATE C
H 2 12/31/84 A
I
L
PG L
H 2
7/07/84
A
3
N
H 2
10/35/84
A
6
N
H ?
1/05/84
A
8
N
H 1
2/10/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/21/84
A
13
N
H 2
5/11/84
a
4
N
S 2
5/11/84
A
10
N
H 1
5/26/84
c
I
N
H 2
6/16/84
c
1
N
H 2
6/17/64
B
2
N
S 2
8/31/84
A
1
N H05
H 2
9/01/84
B
8
0
S 2
10/04/84
c
I
N
S 2
10/31/84
C
1 P
P M66
H 2
5/09/84
A
1
N A54
S 2
5/09/84
c
1
N
H 2
5/10/84
A
IS
0
H 2
8/05/84
3
I
N
S 2
8/06/84
C
2
0
H 2
10/13/84
B
1 P
N A54
S 2
10/13/84
A
1
N
S 2
10/16/84
c
1
N
H 2
1/16/84
A
11
N
S 2
4/17/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/18/84
A
a
N A54
H 2
5/08/84
A
3
N
H 2
5/16/84
c
1
N
S 2
5/22/84
A
8
N
H 2
5/23/84
A
3
N
S 2
5/28/84
A
8
N
S 2
5/29/84
A
1
N
H 2
5/30/84
c
10
N
H 1
6/02/84
c
I
N
H 2
6/09/84
c
3
N
S 2
6/11/84
c
I
N
S 2
6/1 1/84
A
2
N
H 2
6/L2/84
A
12
0
H 1
6/20/84
B
1
N
S 2
6/26/84
C
3
N
H 2
6/30/84
B
8
0
H 1
7/04/84
C
1
N
H 2
7/14/84
B
I
N
H 2
7/26/84
C
13
N
H 2
8/05/84
B
1
N
S 2
8/06/84
C
2
0
H 2
8/07/84
e
8
N
H 2
9/05/84
A
10
N
H 2
10/02/84
B
8
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
17
N
H 2
12/04/84
A
9
N
H 2
6/24/94
B
1
N
H 2
7/05/84
B
1
N
H 2
12/18/B4
C
2
N
H 2
5/06/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/01/84
e
1
N
H 2
7/15/84
b
4
N
S 2
9/05/84
c
10
N
H 2
10/04/84
c
11
N
H 2
12/23/84
B
12
N
H 2 9/11/84 B 11
H 2
2/19/84
A
8
N
S 2
2/21/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/22/94
A
9
N
S 2
2/22/84
c
1
N
H 2
4/24/84
A
11
N
S 2
4/27/84
c
I
N
H 1
5/15/94
B
1
N H60
S 2
5/18/84
A
2
N
H 2
5/19/84
B
7
N
H 3
6/27/84
B
1
N
S 2
6/27/84
A
6
N
H 3
6/28/84
B
1
N
H ?
7/06/84
A
1 1
N
H 1
9/13/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/03/84
A
8
N
H 2
12/16/84
B
8
N
S 1
12/19/84
C
1
N
H 2
11/26/94
A
4
E
H 2
12/07/84
A
4
T T R56
H 1
2/10/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/07/84
A
3
N
S 2
4/24/84
A
2
N
H 2
4/25/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/28/84
A
5
N
H 2
6/17/84
B
2
N
H 2
7/26/94
C
13
N
H 3
8/02/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/04/84
c
1
N
H 2
10/19/94
B
1
N
H 2
11/17/84
B
5
N
H 2
12/02/84
B
10
N
H 2
12/15/84
C
1
N
:pI-
<ITH FIR
H 2 8/07/84 B
H 2 ' 9/03/84 B 3
ACCIOENTS, FIRES
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
'"seTaCCIDeWs. HUNTING. N.C.
SEE ACCIOENTS. SHOOTINGS
ACCIDENTS,
SEE ALSO
*l
.C. GUA
Durham c
CQACM HU
THREE
HELICOPT
T.Q DIE
« E s C'J ?
INvESTIG
RELATIVE
COPTER P
WIFE WAT
HELICOPT
HELICOPT
3 MARINE
3 MORE C
MARINE D
CRASH IN
INVESTIG
CH-53E
HELICOPT
__>TERS
RDS"AN OIE
OACH IN HO
RT IN FATA
C. SOLDIER
ER PILOT,
IN COPTER
ORKERS TRI
ATORS MAY
S REMEMBER
ILOT KNEW
CHED AS HU
ER CRASH I
ER CRASHES
S KILLED.
SASH VICTI
EATH TOLL
QUIRY MAY
ATORS INSP
ELICOPTERS
ER HITS PO
S IN CRASH;
SPITAL FOLL3
L COPTER CRA
S OIE IN HEL
RESCUE work;
CRASH
ED TO WARN o
TARE 6-8 MUN
RESCUE WORK
WORKER DEAD
S3AN0 01 ED 3
NJUREO 11 PE
NEAR MAXTOR
11 HURT IN V
MS FOUND
RISES TO SIX
TAKE 4 TO 6
ECT RUBBLE 3
ORDERED GRD
HER LINE. FL
DURHAM MAN, 3 OTHERS INJURED
WING HELICOPTER CRASH
SH
ICOPTER ACCIDENT
R KILLED IN CRASH
IL3T HE WAS GETTING TOO LOW
THS TO LEARN WHY HELICOPTER CRASHED
ER AS MAN MHO WANTED TO HELP PEOPLE
BEFORE CRASH
N TOWER
OPLE
•C. HELICOPTER CRASH
IN ACCIOENT AT CAMP LEJEUNE
MONTHS
F HELICOPTER
UNOEO
IPS AND CRASHES WEST OF TROY
ACCIDENTS, HUNTING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHOOTINGS
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN HUNTING DEATH
FRANKLIN MAN SHOT WHILE HUNTING
MAN, 24. KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIOENT
HUNTER KILLEO IN ANSON COUNTY
FRIENOS BEGIN FUND TO HELP MAN PARALYZED BY ACCIOENT
4CCi?r^SOJSJ!lD?NTl.'rfkpLT.6?S.^5c.
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
SEE ALSO JETS
HARRIER CLASHES
JET CRASHES INTO PAMLICO SOUND; CREWMEN SAVEO
ACC
ICENTS, JETS, U.S. (MILITARY JETSI
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
AIR FORCE PILOT 01 ES IN CRASH
DURHAM MAN DIES IN CRASH OF AIR FORCE JET FIGHTER
OURHAN MAN CRASH VICTIM
MARINE CROPS JET CRASHES IN FLORIDA
ACCIOENTS, LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING HITS HOME
MAN SURVIVES LIGHTNING BOLT
LIGHTNING B1LT HITS CHIMNEY
LIGHTNING KILLS RALEIGH MAN
LIGHTNING KILLS JOGGER
LIGHTNING KILLS CATTLE
MAN PICKS UP TELEPHONE AND GETRS JOLT OF LIGHTNING
4CCse,eNTalso"m0?orcycl'
KILLEO IN MISHAP WITH BACKHOE
E OEATHS
15-YEAR-OLO DURHAM BOY DIES IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH
MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN WRECK
SERVICE IS MONDAY FIR ACCIDENT VICTIM
TWO HURT IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK
2 INJURED IN MOTORCYCLE, CAR COLLISION
CASWELL MAN KILLED
SILER CITY COUPLE, SANFORD MAN KILLEO IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS
MOTPRCYCLIST CHARGED AFTER CHASE, WRECK
MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLEO
TRAIL BIKE MISHAP KILLS 12-YEAR-OLO
MOTORCYCLE RIDER HURT
CONDITION SAID GOOO
GRANVILLE COUNTY man OIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIOENT
ALAMANCE MAN KILLEO IN WRECK
MAN HELO IN ASSAULT
JUVENILE MOTORCYCLISTS CHASED
OURHAM man, 19. APPARENTLY FLEEING. DIES ON MOTORCYCLE
CYCLIST DIES IN ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS, PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARATROOPERS
PARACHUTE JUMP KILLS OFFICER
ACCIOENTS, POISONINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
SEE ALSO FOOD POISuNING
SEE ALSO LEAO POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. N.C.
ELOERLY MAY ACCIDENTALLY misuse ORUGS
THREE CRITICAL AFTER DRINKING LYE AT PARTY
DOCTOR CALLS CHEMICAL MISTAKEN FOR WINE "ONE OF WORST THINGS...'
WITNESS SAYS PARTYGOERS TMOUG-I T LYE WAS WINE THAT -NO ONE COULO HANDLE-
2 RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL AFTER SUFFERING LYE BURNS
ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL ■'US
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BU
BUS OVERTURNS: 1
SCHOOL BUS WRECK
NINE PUPILS ESCA
33 STUDENTS HURT
TWO INJURED IN C
BUS SAFETY MORE
23 HU»T IN SCHOD
13 PEOPLE HURT I
13 INJURED WHEN
BUS DRIVER »RAIS
36 PUPILS INJURE
43 PUPILS AMONG
PUPILS HURT IN A
SCHOOL EUS ORIVE
DURHAM ACADEMY T
SCHOOL BUS CARRY
SCHOOL BUS ACCIO
4-VEAR-0L0 BOY I
SCHOOL BUS OVERT
ACCIDENTS, SHIPS
ES
, BUSES
SES
HURT
INJURES 31 Iy Cabarrus
PE INJURY AS SCHOOL BUS OVERTURNS
IN CABARRUS
OLLISION
THAN BELTS
L BUS WRECK
1 BUS ACCIDENT
SCHOOL BUSES :OLLIOE
ED FOLLOWING ACCIDENTS
D IN WRECK
46 INJURED AS AUTO, TWO BUSES COLLIDE
CCIDENT
R CHARGED IN WRECK
AKES CLOSE LCOK AT SAFETY OF BUS
ING 20 CHILDREN FLIPS ON MITCHELL COUNTY ROAO
ENTS INJURED 1 ■ COO LAST YEAR
S STRUCK BY WAKE SCHOOL BUS
URNS IN BUNCCHBE COUNTY
PG L P BYL
H 2 5/04/8'. A IT
H
2
5/31/84
A
6
N
s
2
5/31/84
c
t
N
H
2
6/01/84
B
1
N
s
2
6/16/84
A
t
N
H
2
9/26/84
A
I
N
S
2
9/26/34
A
2
N
H
2
9/2T/B4
e
2
P N
H
2
9/28/94
A
6
H
H
I
9/28/84
B
1
B
s
2
9/28/94
A
t
N
H
2
9/30/94
B
I
N
H
2
11/15/84
A
6
N
H
1
U/15/94
B
1
P P
H
2
11/20/94
A
1
N
s
2
11/20/94
A
1
N
H
2
11/21/84
A
10
P N
s
2
11/21/84
C
5
N
H
2
11/22/84
A
24
N
H
2
12/01/84
A
8
N
H
2
12/14/84
C
9
N
H
2
3/20/94
B
I
N
H
1
10/1T/84
E
1
N
H
2
U/24/94
A
3
N
H
2
12/14/94
A
7
N
H
2
12/15/84
C
1
N
2 6/28/R4 C 11
2 11/22/84 B 4
H
2
2/10/84
1
6
N
s
2
3/14/84
A
1
N
H
2
3/15/84
A
20
0
H
2
12/19/B4
A
3
N
s
2
4/05/84
A
5
N
H
2
4/19/84
B
I
N
H
2
5/09/84
A
12
N
H
2
6/30/84
A
3
N
H
2
7/08/84
B
1
N
H
2
7/13/84
A
10
N
H
2
7/28/84
A
9
N
H
1
11/14/84
B
1
N
H
2
1/07/84
A
1
N
H
2
1/07/84
A
5
N
s
2
1/0 7/84
A
3
0
H
2
3/26/84
A
12
N
H
2
5/06/84
C
1
N
H
2
5/13/84
B
10
N
H
2
5/21/84
B
1
N
H
2
6/24/B4
A
3
N
H
2
6/24/94
B
1
N
H
2
7/22/84
3
1
N
M
3
7/31/84
e
1
M
s
2
7/31/84
A
5
N
H
1
8/03/84
e
1
N
H
2
8/06/84
B
1
N
s
2
8/18/84
A
3
N
H
2
B/19/84
A
6
N
H
2
12/26/84
A
1
N
S
2
12/26/84
c
1
0
H 2 3/25/94 B 1
s
2
3/21/84
C
10
N
H
2
11/26/94
A
1
N
H
2
11/27/84
A
12
N
H
2
11/28/94
A
1C
N
H
2
12/26/84
A
8
N
s
2
1/03/84
A
1
P N
s
2
1/33/94
A
1
N
H
2
1/04/84
A
1
P N
H
2
1/04/34
A
9
N
S
2/07/84
A
I
P N
s
2
2/08/84
A
4
E
s
2
2/08/94
C
15
N
H
2
3/17/84
B
5
N
s
2
3/17/84
A
2
N
H
2
4/18/84
A
8
N
s
2
5/18/84
A
1
N
H
!
5/19/84
A
1
N
H
1
5/19/84
B
1
P P
H
2
5/29/84
A
1 2
N
H
2
6/13/84
A
9
N
H
2
9/01/84
A
10
N
H
2
9/07/94
C
14
N
H
2
12/01/84
A
8
N
H
2
12/14/84
A
12
N
MONTHLY/
4 N N u 4 L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
'Wf.
C PG L P 8YL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
N.C. SAILOR DIES IN SHIP ACCIDENT
THE POLITICS OF A SUNKEN SHIP
ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. HUNTING. N.: .
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS. U.S.
YOUTH SHOT IN ACCIDENT
BOY SHOT ACCIDENTALLY
2 MASKEO MEN HIT OURHAM VICTIM FOR 11.000
SHOT FIRED AT ROBBER HIT VICTIM INSTEAD. POLICE SAY
BOY. 14. SHOT IN FOREHEAD
DURHAM BOY DIES FROM MISHAP
SHOOTING OF WIFE RULED ACCIDENTAL
WOMAN SHOT ACCIDENTALLY
6-YEAR-OLD GIRL SHOT IN SHOULDER AT PARTY
GUN DISCHARGES. WOUNOS MAN IN LEG
TEEN SHOT IN LEG
STATE HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER DIES OF GUNSHOT TO HEAD
PURSE FALLS. GUN FIRES, HITS WOMAN
WOMAN SHOT WHEN PURSE STRIKES FLOOR
14-YEAR-OLD GIRL ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED
MAN. 24. KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS. SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, INJURIES
TRACTOR-TRAILER
ACCIDENTS. TRACTOR-TRAIL
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRUCKS
ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
CAR GLANCES OFF TRAIN: MOTHER. SON NOT HURT
SEE aC5o ACCIOENTS. *AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
SEE ALSO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
ACID FORCES EVACUATION
TRAIN DERAILMENT
29 TRAIN CARS DERAIL
SILVER STAR CRASHES DURING HEAVY RAIN
DERAILMENT PROBE BEGINS
AXLE, BEARING CAUSED DERAILMENT
DERAILMENT AFTERMATH
•REAL TEAM WORK': VANCE RESIDENTS PITCHED IN TO HELP TRAIN PASSENGERS
DERAILED TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE TO BE MOVED
TRAIN WRECK OF 198* NOTHING LIKE 1942'S
ACCIOENTS GIVE AMTRAK UNWANTED PUBLICITY
CREWS UPRIGHT 13 AHTRAK CARS
ACCIDENT VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL
COUPLE RESCUED FROM TRAIN SENDS 1500 THANK YOU
EXCHANGE OF GOOD WILL
MAN HIT BY TRAIN
DERAILED TRAIN BURNS IN N.C. TOWN
RESIDENTS RETURN TO MARSHVILLE AFTER TRAIN WRECK
UNION COUNTY OFFICIALS LAUO OISASTER PLAN
SOME MARSHVILLE FIRMS REOPEN
TRAIN CRASH IS BLAMEO ON -HUMAN FAILURES'
TRAIN WRECK INVESTIGATION CONTINUING
LOOSE RAIL ON SWITCH BLAMED F3 R ACCIDENT
TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH KILLS HAMLET MAN
PINEBLUFF COUPLE KILLED WHEN TRAIN, VAN COLLIDE
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN FILES LAWSUIT
3 CREW MEMBERS FIRED AFTER TRAIN DERAILMENT REHIRED
BELMONT MAN STRUCK, KILLEO BY TRAIN
TRAIN CARRYING TOXIC CHEMICAL OVERTURNS
40 FAMILIES EVACUATEO BY TRAIN DERAILMENT, FIRE
DERAILMENT CAUSED EVACUATION
OFFICIALS SAY BROKEN RAIL CAUSED TRAIN ACCIOENT
WOMAN. CHILD NOT HURT AS AUTO AND TRAIN COLLIDE
ACCIDENTS. TPAINS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
TWO KILLEO AS TRAIN, TRUCK COLLIOE
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS SURFACE IN AMTRAK CRASH INVESTIGATION
COW STANOING ON AMTRAK RAILROAO TRACKS ICARTOON)
THE RAILS ARE STILL SAFE
ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
COLLISION BLOCKS 1-85 FOR 3 (OURS
GAS TANKER BURNS ON 1-85
GAS TANKER BURNS IN GREENSBORO
POLICE PROBE TANKER WRECK
JUDGE REFUSES TO MOVE TRIAL OF
TANKER UPSET, RIGHTED
WINDOW REPORTEO BROKEN
ONE MARINE KILLED, 12 HURT AS
MISHAP CLAIMS DURHAM MAN
LOADING DOCK ACCIDENT CRUSHES
TRUCK DRIVER IS ON TRIAL IN 7
TRUCKER TRIED TO WARN ORIVER «
RIVER SEARCHEO FOR MAN AFTER F
KLUTTZ'S JURY TO GET CASE
TAR HEEL TRUCK ORIVER CONVICT-
TRUCK ORIVER FROM N.C. CONVICT
•WE WERE LUCKY' UN 1-85 TRUCK
LOUISBURG CHILD STRUCK BY TRLC
DURHAM DRIVER DIES IN COLL I SIP
LOUISBURG GIRL'S CONOITION BET
JOHNSON RITES PENDING
DUMP TRUCK OVERTURNS
CLEANUP TAKES 5 HOURS AFTER 81
CLOSE CALL
MAN BELIEVED STRUCK. KILLEO BY
10 SLIGHTLY HURT IN COLLISION
DURHAM MAN OIES IN TRUCK ACC ID
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED AS CAR
TRUCK ORIVER RECEIVES SENTENCE
TRUCK DRIVER TO APPEAL SENTENC
DRIVER HURT AS TRUCK OVERTURNS
TRUCK DRIVER HURT IN ACCIOENT
VICTIM IS STABLE
STATE WORKERS FIXING TRUCK-FLI
NO RADIATION LEAK FOUND FROM T
MAN WALKING ON 1-85 HIT. KILLE
PEDESTRIAN DIES
N.C. TRUCK DRIVER
PICKUP TRUCK OVERTURNS
MAN TO DEATH
OEATHS
EFORE CRASH
IERY CAR-TRUCK CRASH
0 IN OEAOLY CRASH
EO
FIRE
K
N WITH TRUCK
TER
G TRUCK OVERTURNS
PICKUP TRUCK
ENT
COLLIDES WITH TRACTOR-TRAILER
IN FATALITIES
E IN CRASH OEATHS
ON INTERSTATE 85 NEAR OXFORD
40
H 2 2/25/84 A 11
H 2 8/31/84 A 4
s ?
1/03/84
n
I
N
H ?
1/04/84
(.
I
N
s ?
1/16/84
4
1
N
H ?
5/02/84
B
1
N ASA
H ?
6/24/84
H
1
N
H 2
6/25/84
A
9
N
H /
7/13/84
A
10
N
H /
T/31/84
H
1
N
H 2
9/04/84
4
3
N
H ?
9/04/84
A
19
N
s ?
9/04/84
r.
•>
N
H ?
9/25/84
H
5
N
H 2
10/01/84
A
9
N
S ?
10/01/84
c
)
N
H ?
11/03/84
4
IS
N
H 2
11/24/84
A
3
N
S 2 8/25/84 A 1
H 2
1/08/84
C
i
N
H 2
1/28/84
A
8
N
S 2
1/28/84
A
15
N
H 2
3/06/84
A
1 P
N
L30
S 2
3/06/84
A
1 P
N
J56
H 2
3/07/84
A
1 P
N
H 2
3/07/84
B
7 P
N
L30
H I
3/08/84
B
1
N
L30
H 2
3/10/84
C
1
N
H 2
3/11/84
A
7
N
H 2
3/13/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/14/84
A
8
N
H 1
3/21/84
B
1
N
H 1
3/29/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/03/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/10/84
A
13
N
H 2
4/11/84
A
1 P
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
3
N
H 2
4/13/84
4
6
N
H 2
4/17/84
A
9
N
H 2
4/19/84
B
5
N
H 1
4/25/84
B
1
N
H 2
7/13/84
A
10
N
H 2
8/23/84
A
20
N
H 2
10/05/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/12/84
C
5
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
18
N
S 2
11/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/11/84
B
4
N
H 2
11/12/84
4
11 P
P
H 2
11/13/84
A
13
N
H 3
12/21/84
a
I
N
H 2 7/12/84 A 8 P N
H 2 7/13/84 A 13 N
H 2 7/25/84 A 4 T T R56
H 2 8/16/84 A 4 E
PPING CURVE
RUCK CRASH ON
0 BY 2 TRUCKS
H 2
1/12/84
0
6
N
H 2
1/25/84
4
9
N
H 1
1/25/84
a
1 P
p
S 2
1/25/84
c
10
N
H 2
1/26/84
D
5
N
H 2
1/28/84
4
11
N
S 2
1/23/84
4
3
N
H 2
2/02/84
4
9
N
S 2
2/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/04/B4
B
1
N
H 2
2/09/84
4
8
N
S 2
2/11/84
A
14
N
H 2
2/23/34
B
3
N
S 2
2/23/34
c
2
N
S 2
2/24/84
4
1
N
H 2
2/25/84
4
5
N
H 2
3/01/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/06/84
c
1
N
H 2
3/13/84
B
1
N
H 1
3/13/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/13/84
A
3
0
S 2
3/14/84
4
1
N
S 2
3/14/84
4
1
N
H 2
3/15/84
B
3 P
P
H I
3/31/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/03/84
4
11 P
N
H 2
4/06/84
C
9
0
H 2
4/10/84
4
2
N
H 2
4/10/84
4
13
N
H 2
4/12/84
4
15
N
H 2
4/16/84
4
9
N
H 1
4/17/84
B
I
N
S 2
4/17/84
c
1
N
H 1
4/20/84
B
1 P
N
H 2
4/21/84
A
3
N
H 2.
4/26/84
A
1
N
S 2
4/26/84
c
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^^"V^F.LL FROM TRUC<
PHONE CABLE SEVERED
LOOK *A. NO TRACTION „ _ a
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 2 MOURNERS <
TRACTOR-TRAILER JACKKNIFES _
DRIVER 0VERTU«NSJAV0ID1NG OEP
HAW RIVER MAN. 64. J1LLEO IN I
TRACTOR-TRAILER "NOCKS HOUSE 3
MONEY STOLEN FROM RESTAURANT
DRIVER SAID IN FAIR CONOITION
TRUCK DRIVERS INJURED IN 1-85
TWO N.C. MEN KILLED AS TRUCKS
FOUR-VEHICLE ACCIDENT TIES UP
ONE -RECK LEADS TO A SECOND ON
SFA OF GLASS BLOCKS 1-85 TRAFF
JUNK CARS SPILL ON 1-85 RAMP
TRUCK HITS HAY WAGON NEAR WlLS
ORIVER OF TRACTOR-TRAILER RIG
TRACTOR-TRAILER WRECKS CLOG IN
rRIITKFR DIES IN 1-85 WRECK
CHEESE. TRUCKSPUT IN OVERPAS
TRUCK DRIFTS OFF HIGHWAY; OR IV
Two'fORT BRAGG SOLDIERS 01 E IN
818 DR^viREDlUErSAT DUKE AFTER
WRECK CAUSE SOUGHT
TRACTOR-TRAILER LOSES BRAKES.
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED AS TRAILER
DURHAM WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH W
ILLED IN PROCESSION; 3 HURT
-85 WRECK
FF FOUNDATION
T^FF?! AS STREET IN RU«BORO
E
IC
°NJURED DURING COLLISION
TERSTATE
S RIP
ER 01 K
TRUCK ACCIDENT
IOENT THAT KILLED N.C. MAN
ECONO BODY IS SOUGHT
CRASH
LiivEf TRUCKED HITS CAR
ITH TRUCK RIG
ACCIDENTS. VANS, N.C.
ALiMANCE BOY OIES IN VAN ACCIDENT
ACCO^NTANJS. puBLI(. 4CcQyNTANTS
SEE N.C. ACCOUNTING METHOOS
ACCUTANE (ACNE DRUG I
"HCNE CURErIaDY. BUT SIDE EFFECTS UNKNOWN
ACID FOG
^SCIENTISTS DON'T AGREE ON RIS<S OF
'ACID FOG-
'^lil^A^^g/UF^nfe^^ flBEk. TO PUBLIC
2^YT"P^SBH?I ?PE^In? AT,TP
Sii°E5S,8El8,'foEWW*U!e TIGHTER enforcement of laws
AC?0 RAIN TARGET OF RTP AGENCY
rl« I?a7nST ACIO RAIN SOLIO. SAYS WILOLIFE MAN
lS^YERsIyS ACT HAMPERS BATTLE AGAINST ACID RAIN
MR POLLUTION CLEANUP SHOULD BE BROAOENED
|pA6T05TEsf"LAKE"wATER"FOR ACID RAIN
PPOFESSOR: ACIO RAIN MAY HURT LUNGS
'"kEfuNlJ/oF^C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLANO ART CENTER
4CNSFE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
HI iK?5RiyST?NHicHNEIT^A?igNT:tDlsCUSS.0N SET
DOCTOR: ACNE CAN BE TREATED ,,NK(inuN
ACNE CURE REAOY. BUT SIDE EFFECTS UNKNOWN
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
III a-lIo sExu^lyV?rEansm,tted diseases
^ULSTT,gS^K?¥0Rl?SPREl^TEHEALTH PROBLEM
rHv^f'aYwel-l'woulVoppose LIGHTNING RODS
g SsS A^nuUfpT^tE t3°I ,DS-L^kIENv!
l:gll7sEClN0dANSFU^0N? ?Ow",SE.Rir-NOUKE DOCTOR
PROTEIN IS LINKED TO AIOS
ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES. CHILDREN
SEE CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
'"^JHE'^T^IJf^i'LIFl-ON WINDING ROAD
BRIDGE n'aMe/hONORs'VoS^c'o'l^V. ACTRESS
RAL POPULATION
RUS - DOCTOR
4CT?EE alVfilm'indusVrv- . .,
2cf0RtCFrGHTC0';REEC?0SrEU.tL N.FRAID OF VAMETV
M!KBRi;KLiNTrpLui°FEoR'HNu!:vNr-HELMSR,CE
"^erpe5? Sid^alueo in MILLIONS
'"^OUNfY^ETrcOURTHOUS^PROPOSALS
courthouse plans are studieo
""see'Sl'so alcoholism
see also drug abuse
SEcaff17ne°fix?Gpsychiatrist wains of dependency
. ,rilnf WAITERS APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HILLt
*°ESEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, APARTMENTS
C T
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5/1T/84 A 15 P P
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6/14/94 B 1 N
H 2
6/27/84 B 1 P P M66
H 2
6/29/84 B 1 P P K30
H 2
8/04/84 C 4 H
H 2
8/10/84 A 1 P P K30
S 2
8/13/84 C 1 N
H 2
8/20/84 A 2 N
H 3
6/31/84 B I N
H 2
9/0T/84 A 1 P P S76
S 2
9/07/84 C 1 N
S 2
9/11/84 CI N K<,5
H 2
9/12/84 A 11 N
H 2
9/12/84 A 13 N
H 1
9/26/84 B 1 N
H 2
10/03/84 C 1 P N M51
H 2
10/23/84 A 1 P P FTO
S 2
10/23/84 C 1 N
H 2
10/29/84 A 2 N
H I
11/01/84 B 1 N
H 3
1 1/1 3/84 BIN
H 2
11/14/84 BIN
H 2
11/22/84 A 27 N
H 2
12/08/84 C 1 P N
H 2
12/09/84 B 1 P P K30
H 2
12/11/84 A 10 N
S 2
12/13/84 C 11 N
H 2
12/14/84 A 15 N
S 2
12/14/84 A 1 P P C56
H 2
12/15/84 A 1 P N A54
S 2
12/15/84 A3 N A47
H 2
12/19/84 C 2 N
H 2
12/28/94 A 13 N
H 2
12/29/B4 C 1 P N
H 2
7/02/84 B 5 0
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1/12/84 A
3/07/84 A
3/07/84 A
3/15/84 B
3/15/84 C
3/16/84 C
3/19/84 B
3/25/84 A
3/31/84 C
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H 2 6/04/84 A 12 N
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4/24/84
4/28/84
5/02/84
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2 2/24/84 D I P F W66
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1 9/22/84 B 1 N
2 9/24/84 A 4 E
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10/23/84 A
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MONTHLY/*
ZONING OECISION EXPECTED APRIL 2
.SE'L'IioE'^LlER? AP^fBENT^k DIETED"11 *
OFFICIAL OPENING
HAN CHARGED IN THEFT
HAN ACCUSED OF STEALING REFRIGERATOR
ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AOVOCACV COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINOUENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PUSH FOR EXCELLENCE INC.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR EARLY ADOLESCENCE
TEEN CENTER ! YOUTH HANGOUT T1 A T MS NOT A NEROY PLACE"
TEEN HIGHWAY DEATHS SHOULO BE EXAMINED
SUBJECTS
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adolescence. alcoholism
see also alcoholism
see also governor's task force 3n alcohol and drug abuse among youth and teenagers
drug, alcohol abuse is program focus s 2 2/06/84 c
her stuoents pay the price of orinking h 2 2/27/64 a
adolescence, orug abuse
see children, orugs
see orug abuse
see schools, n.c. drug abuse
see schools. u.s.. drug abuse
adolescence, pregnancy
see pregnancy. adolescent
4D°5eecal'soVregn,ancyC.tadoltescent
see also sex education
sex: a responsible plan
teen-age pregnancies climbing in durham
,00sliCAt!sO-SMSgtNgC
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
PBS TO BRAODCAST SPECIAL AIMED AT TEENS ON SMOKING
.- T-A
SEE
YOUTHS. ELDERLY AOOPT ONE ANOTHER
ADOPT-A-SCHODL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CA
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
RRBORO SCHOOLS
N C05
D N B30
H 2
S 2
7/17/84 A
9/03/84 C
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N L38
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM HELPS CHAPEL HILL PUPILS
S 2 U/29/84 A 12 N
S 2 3/19/84 B 1 P F A15
S 2 9/08/84 A 3 N
SEE ALSO CONCERNED UNITED BIRTHPARENTS
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF BLACK CHILDREN
ADOPTION PROGRAMS SUPPORTED
FAMILY'S ON ITS OWN SMALL CRUSAOE FOR A00PTA8LE CHILDREN
WOMEN WHO GIVE UP BABIES ARE >)0T HEARTLESS
BLACK YOUTHS NEED HOMES
OPEN AOOPTIONS WOULD REOUCE ABORTIONS
OPTIONS TO ABORTION EXIST
ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
ADULT BOOKSTORES PRESENT HEALTH PROBLEM
ADULT EOUCATION
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COMHUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGR
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
WALK TALL: EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. .. I AOI
56-YEAR-ULD MAKES TIME FOR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
JOTTING DOWN MEMORIES: IN REMINISCENCE CLASS. STUDENTS LEARN..
DUKE TRIES TO UPGRADE EMPLOYEES' EDUCATION
DUKE OFFERING BASIC COURSES D EMPLOYEES
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S 2 8/1S/84 B 1 N J06
H 2 8/22/84 A 4 L
S 2 9/07/84 C 1 N L38
H 2 9/28/84 A 4 L
H 2 12/03/84 A 4 L
H 2 4/24/84 A
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H 2 9/20/84 A 17 F
H 3 11/10/84 C 1 N H90
S 2 12/24/84 A 1 N
H 2 12/27/84 B I N 080
COURT SAYS SOCIAL. LEGAL REASONS FOR ADULTERY, ALIENATION SUITS... H 2 12/05/84 A 3
ADULTERY
N.C.
advanced tobacco products inc,
texas firm plans smokeless cigarette
firm to sell 'smokeless cigarette'
advertising
see also billboards
see also cigarettes. advertising
see also help-wanted aos
see also junk mail
see also newspaper advertising
see also political advertisements
see also television advertising
see also tobacco, advertising
researcher: blacks offer huge potential customer reservoir
advisory buoget commission
see n.c. aovisopy budget commission
aegyptopithecus
see also anthropology
duke scientist finos fossils of early ape
aerial photography
see also photography
alamance may be in pictures
aeru services international
general aviation space running out at rdu
runway work blocks road
electronics firm to join rtp : enter
aerosol sprays
breathing aerosol sprays can 8e ha2ar00us
affairs of black people
see Durham committee on the affairs of black people
city council, affirmative action
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H 2 1/01/84 C 7 P N
H 1 1/04/84 C 1 N
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S 2 1/31/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 10/27/84 A 2 P N
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AIRBORNE »IRM1G ANO CONTROL PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
>i'F"'.'. INC.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
COME BACK DOWN, ATCT
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AIRL INE LANDING FEES
AIRLINE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS
AIRLINES
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
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AIRPLANES. INTERNATIONAL
.C.
.S.
LSO ACCIDENTS.
LSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES.
LSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES. U
LS" EASTERN AIR LINES
LSO JETS
LSO NEW YORK AIR
LSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT.
LSO SUNBIRO AIRLINES
VELEPS DESERVE BETTEP
S A LITTLE LATE FOR THAT' IRDU FEASIBILITY STUDY) ICARTOONI
LINES URGE EARLY HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS
AIRLINE LANDING FEES
AIRLINE
NFS. DEREGULATION
AIRLINE DEREGULATION
HELPS N.C. TRAVEL AGENCY BUSINESS
AIRLINES. FARES
TRAVEL AGENCIES INCREASE
PIEDMONT RAISES SOME FLIGHT FARES
AIR FARE WARFARE HITS ROU
PIEDMONT, PEOPLES SLASHING AH FARES
AIR
iK^ls&^MWBSv AGENCIES
AIRLINE SAFETY CRUCIAL
'""-'wilt M$nth»T HIKE SOUGHT
AIR VIRGINIA TO BEGIN OFFERING 12 WEEKOAY FLIGHTS AT RDU
TWO AIRLINES TO OFFER FLIGHTS TO WEST COAST
AIRLINES OFFER NEW ONE-STOP FLIGHTS
PIEDMONT AIRLINES TO OFFER NEW FLIGHT' TO ORLANOO. FLA.
PIEDMONT IS FLYING HIGH SINCE DEREGULATION
PIEDMONT PLANS ROCHESTER FLIG-ITS
AIRLINE DROPS 6 ROU FLIGHTS
PEAK-TIME LANDINGS
PIEDMONT TO ADD FIVE MORE NONSTOP FLIGHTS
RDU PARKING TIGHT DURING HOLIDAYS
PEOPLE EXPRESS COMING TO GREE^NBORO
PIEDMONT AOOING FLIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA
AIRLINES. SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SMOKING BATTLE OFF TARGET
PLAN TO BAN AIRLINE SMOKING MIRE ANTI-TOBACCO CLAPTRAP
SMOKING BAN MAKES FLIER SPITTIN' MAD
READERS ARE SMOKIN' HAD: 'DON'T IN""
COCKTAIL OOES NOT STINK
SIST THAT I BREATHE HIS HABIT"
INTERNATIONAL
V.C.
U.S.
AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES,
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES,
SEE ALSO AIRFONE, INC.
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO C-130 (AIRPLANEI
SEE ALSO JETS
SEE ALSO MODEL AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO PILOTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
10,700 PLANE SEATS ORDERED
NEW NAVY PLANE NOT A LEMON
AGENTS THWART ATTEMPTED THEFT OF AN AIRPLANE
AIRPLANES, ANTIOUE
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, HISTORY
ANTIQUE PLANES, HOT-AIR BALLCNS TO FILL BURLINGTON SKIES IN MAY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS WERE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
AIRPLANES, EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. V.C.
STUOENT PILOT LANDS AIRPLANE ON BEACH
AIRPLANES. HIJACKING
SEE HIJACKING. AIRPLANE
A1RP1ANES, HISTORY
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, ANTIOUE
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
WILMINGTON WOMAN SAYS WRIGHTS SECOND IN FLIGHT
FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY
WRIGHT FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
WORLD ACCEPTED FEAT OF FLIGHT IN N.C.
AIRPLANES. MID-AIR COLLISIONS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC ALERT COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM
PIEOMONT TO TEST SYSTEM TO AV3ID PLANE COLLISIONS
AIRPLANES, MISSING
CAP FINDS MISSING PLANE
AIPPL.ANE.S
LANES, "NEAR HISSE
EE ALSO ACCIDENTS,
AIRLINER BOUNO F 01
AIRPLANES, 'J.S.
R RALEIGH-OU' HAM TURNS TO AVOID COLLISION WITH 3 JETS
AIRLINE PILOT MANEUVERS TO AVOID ANOTHER PLANE
AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES, V.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SAFETY FIRST: GAMES LAST
AIRLINE SAFETY CRUCIAL
GROUNDING ORUNKEN FLIERS
RDU OFFICIAL PRAISES AIRPORT SAFETY RECORD
WHAT ABOUT FLESH-AND-BLOOD HUMANS?
AIRLINE CHIEF SAYS MORE FAA INSPECTORS NEEDED
AIRPORT ROAO
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SUBJECTS
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RUNWAY WORK BLOCKS ROAD
AIRPORT AUTHORITY AGREES TO SELL 13 ACRES
CLOSING OF AIRPORT ROAD AT ROJ PROTESTEO
WIDENING U.S. 15-501 TOP TRANSPORTATION PROJECT
AIRPORTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DOUGLAS AIRPORT ICHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO N.C. AERONAUTICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C. AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
CONFERENCE FOCUSES ON AIRPORTS
STATE PANEL OKS MONEY FOR AIRPORT
FAA MAY RELAX FIRE, RESCUE PROTECTION STANDARDS
AIRPORTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
FAA MAY RELAX FIRE, RESCUE PROTECTION STANDARDS
ALAMANCE BATTLEGROUND STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO BATTLE OF ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE STATE HISTORICAL SITE OBSERVES COLONIAL LIVING WEEK
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE, ALAMANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO BATTLE OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO LUTHERAN RETIREMENT MINISTRIES OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNITED WAY OF ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE, VANCE GET AWAROS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C., BOND ELECTIONS
SEE AL50 ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECtfoNS
ALAMANCE WILL VOTE ON TC A BONO ISSUE
ALAMANCE VOTE'S TO OECIOE »6 MILLION TCA BONO ISSUE
TCA BOND ISSUE CAMPAIGNING HAS PICKED UP
REPUBLICANS WIN ALAMANCE POSTS TO GET MAJORITY ON COUNTY BOARD
ALAMANCE COUNTY, 8U0GET
BUDGET KEEPS 76« TAX RATE IN ALAMANCE
ASBESTOS AT ALAMANCE SCHOOL TOP CONCERN AT BUDGET HEARING
ALAMANCE COUNTY, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
ALAMANCE BOARO HEARS CABLE TV COMPLAINTS
ALAMANCE COUN
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO A
FORMER B
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
MEBANE E
VOTER RE
ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE
3 JUOGES
INCUMEEN
VETERAN
FOUR ARE
PARIS OE
MIXED- OR
REPUBLIC
73* OF A
TY, ELECTIONS
LAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
LAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
LAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
URLINGTON MAYOR SEEKS COUNTY BOARD SEAT
COMMISSIONERS
SCHOOL BOARD
LECTION VOTER REGISTRATION WILL END MONDAY
GISTRATION PLANNEO IN ALAMANCE
RACE IS CROWDED
SCHOOL POSTS OPEN
SEEK RE-ELECTION
TS TAKE LEAD IN ALAMANCE PRIMARIES
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER FINISHES IN 4 TH PLACE
A COUNTIES TO HAVE LOCAL RUNOFFS TUESDAY
FEATEO IN ALAMANCE
INK EFFORT FIZZLES IN ALAMANCE
ANS WIN ALAMANCE POSTS TO GET MAJORITY ON COUNTY BOARO
LAMANCE VOTERS WENT TO POLLS
ALAMANCE COUNTY. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC SIGNS CALLED BRIGHTER
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS CITED
INDUSTRY SELECTS SITE IN ALAMANCE
* INDUSTRIES LOOKING AT SITES IN ALAMANCE
NEW PLANT TO OPERATE NEAR MEBANE
NEW GRAHAM FIRM MAY EHPLOY 300
ALAMANCE, PERSON AMONG COUNTIES GETTING GRANTS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY. ELECTIONS
SEE LIOUOR BY-THE-ORINK. ALAMANCE CO.
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
OLD GRAHAM BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED
RESIDENTS PLEAO FOR WATER, SEWER
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, TAXES
ALAMANCE BOARD GETTING GOP MAJORITY MONDAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY, TAXES
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SOME SUPPORT SEEN IN ALAMANCE FOR EXTRA ONE-HALF PCT. SALES
GRAHAM VOTES AGAINST AODING 1/2* SALES TAX
MOVE AGAINST 1/2X SALES TAX 01 ES BEFORE BURLINGTON COUNCIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, WATE? AND SEWER PROPOSAL
RESIDENTS PLEAO FOR WATER, SEWER
ALAMANCE BOARO HEARS WATER COMPLAINT
ALAMANCE TO HELP PAY FOR NEW WATER SYSTEM
RETIREMENT CENTER DECISION DEL AYEO
ALAMANCE RETIREMENT CENTER GETS INDUSTRY STATUS
SHOPPING CENTER'&EOUEST REJECTED
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
ALAMANCE'S CELEBRATION OF ARTS BEGINS NEXT WEEK
ALAMANCE PLANS BIG WEEKENO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ARTS 'ROUND THE SOUARE SLATED TOOAY IN GRAHAM
4LA5^CALi8UAtXM.Scit>cBuNlY'i^LE?¥l0NSECT,0NS
ALAMANCE SCHOOL BOARD
ALAMANCE SCHOOL POSTS OPEN
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
MEBANE ELECTION ISSUE NOW UP TO STATE BOARO
NEW MEBANE ELECTION ORDEREO
MEBANE MAYORAL ELECTION SET APRIL IT
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1 SEATS AVAILABLE
CEIVE GRANTS
OEPARTNENT OPENING
RANSFER OF ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
ISES ITS MEDIA POLICY
OPEN ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT MAY 21
HOSPITAL 80AROS VOTE FOR MERGER
AN JOINT PROJECTS
PITAL GETS GRANT FOR PRE-ADMISSION PROGRAM
ON HOSPITALS JOIN FORCES
PITAL SAYS HELIPAO NEEDED
AN CASWELL COUNTY MEDICAL FACILITY
ATHAM HOSPITALS TO X-RAY HALLOWEEN GOODIES
IFELINE GROWS
S HOSPITAL ROOMS
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL. ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT
HOSPITAL TO OPEN ADOLESCENT CARE UNIT MAY 21
ALAMANCE AGENCY AIOS IN NATIONAL POLL
ALAMANCE COUNTY JAIL
WORK ON ALAMANCE JAIL REPORTED ON SCHEDULE
ESCAPEE SAYS 12 YEARS ON RUN LEFT HIM OLDER, WISER
ESCAPEE HOPES HE WON'T BE SENT BACK
JOHN COTTON DESERVES PRIVILEGE OF FREEDOM
ALAMANCE BOARD REJECTS LIGHTENS FOR JAIL
JAIL CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ISSUE FLARES UP AGAIN IN ALAMANCE
»5 MILLION ALAMANCE COUNTY JAIL PROJECT REPORTEO ON SCHEDULE
ALAMANCE COUNTY LIBRARY
SEE BURLINGTON. N.C.. LIBRARIES
ALAMANCE CHUNTY MANAGER
ALAMANCE GETS NEW MANAGER
ALAMANCE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
CHILO SAFETY SEATS AVAILABLE
HOSPITALS RECEIVE GRANTS
TWO ALAMANCE HOSPITAL BOARDS VOTE FOR MERGER
HOSPITALS PLAN JOINT PROJECTS
TWO BURLINGTON HOSPITALS JOIN FORCES
MPSP.ITits ?LAN CASWELL COUNTY MEDICAL FACILITY
ALAMANCE. CHATHAM HOSPITALS D X-RAY HALLOWEEN GOODIES
HOSPITALS' LIFELINE GROWS
ALAMANCE COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY "ANAGEMENT
ALAMANCE RECEIVES HO. 000 FRO" STATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY PRISON UNIT
ESCAPED PRISONER FOUND IN DUR-I AM
ALAMANCE PRISON INMATE ESCAPES
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE SCHOOL REGISTRATION
SCHOOL REGISTRATION SLATED
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
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M£S£NE»f>fST,l0N.X0TSK REGISTRATION WILL END MONOAY
VOTER REGISTRATION PLANNED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY ZhamBER OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR AND CANOLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TOUR OF HOMES SCHEDULEO SUNDAY IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE M»Y RE IN PICTURES
LEASE STUOY SUGGESTED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD HEARS CABLE TV COMPLAINTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS CITED
OLD GRAHAM BUILDING TO PE DEMJLISH60
RESIDENTS PLEAO FOR WATER, SEWE"
ALAMANCE BOARD HEARS WATER COMPLAINT
ALAMANCE BOARD SELECTS SOUTHERN BELL FOR OFFICES
ALAMANCE BOARD GETS ROAD PROGRAM
ALAMANCE TO HELP PAY *0R NEW WATER SYSTEM
ALAMANCE WILL VOTE ON TCA BOND ISSUE
WORKERS WILL BEGIN RE-OVING ASBESTOS
ALAMANCE OKS PAY INCREASES F0* DEPUTIES
ALAMANCE MAY RE3UEST $400,000 TCA REFUNO
ALAMANCE CAN'T VOTE ON SALES TAX NOV. 6
ALAMANCE MAY NOT GET 1400.000 BACK FOR TCA
RETIREMENT CENTER DECISION DF- AYED
ALAMANCE RETIREMENT CENTER GETS INDUSTRY STATUS
ALAMANCE VOTERS TC DECIDE 16 "ILLION TCA BOND ISSUE
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK OPINION ON SETTLEMENT WITH FORMER CETA HEAO
ALAMANCE BOARD REJECTS LIGHTENS FOR JAIL
JAIL CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ISSUE FLARES UP AGAIN IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD GETTING GOP MAJORITY MONDAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD ELECTS ALCON CHAIRMAN
ALAMANCE APPROVES PLAN FOR WCRKFARE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
ALAMANCE BOARD ALLOCATES MONEY
MONEY BEING SOUGHT TO REMOVE ASBESTOS
BUDGET KEEPS 761 TAX RATE IN ALAMANCE
ASBESTOS AT ALAMANCE SCHOOL TOP CONCERN AT BUDGET HEARING
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CHAIRMAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD ELECTS »LCON CHAIPMAN
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTION?
FORMER BURLINGTON MAYOR SEEKS COUNTY BOARD SEAT
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS
ALAMANCE RACE IS CROWDED
VETERAN ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER FINISHES IN 4TH PLACE
FOUR AREA COUNTIES TO HAVE LOCAL RUNOFFS TUESDAY
PARIS DEFEATED IN ALAMANCE
REPUBLICANS WIN ALAMANCE POSTS TO GET MAJORITY ON COUNTY BOARO
73X OF ALAMANCE VOTERS WENT TO POLLS
ALAMANCE BOARD GETTING GOP MAJORITY MONDAY
ALAMANCE COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SLEUTH HUNTS WELFARE CROOKS
ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC SIGNS CALLED BRIGHTER
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS CITEO
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H 1
1/10/84 B 1
N
H 1
2/08/84 B 1
N
H 1
5/05/B4 B I
N
H I
5/10/34 B 1
N
H 1
6/02/84 C 1
N
H 1
6/06/84 B 1
N
H 1
11/07/84 B 1
N
H 1
11/08/84 B 1
N
H I
12/01/84 C 1
N
H 2
1/03/84 B 1
N
H I 1/20/84 B 1
H 2 2/07/84 A 13
H I 6/05/84 B I
H 1
H 1
1/21/84 B
3/03/84 B
3/15/84 B
4/10/84 B
5/03/84 B
5/12/84 B
6/08/84 B
7/10/84 B
8/03/84 B
8/11/84 B
9/20/84 B
10/05/84 8
1 10/27/84
12/05/84 B
12/05/84 B
5/12/84
9/11/84
3/03/84 B
3/21/34 B
4/10/84 B
4/11/84 A
11/06/64 C
11/21/84 B
11/24/84 B
N H60
N H60
N H60
N H60
H 1 5/02/84 B 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
H 1
H 1
1/21/84
3/03/84
6/08/84
7/10/84
8/11/84
10/05/84
10/27/84
12/05/84
B 1
B 1
B 1
B 1
B 1
a 1
C 1
B 1
N
N
N
N
N
N H60
N
N
H 1
3/02/84
B I
N
H 2
H 2
3/15/84
8/30/84
A 1
C 11
N
N
. 2/29/84
4/27/84
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
ALAMANCE BOARO ALLOCATES MONEY
MONET BE INC- SOUGHT To REMOVE ASBESTOS
AL«MANifR8pUNTJ |HE6IFFhits ^^
ALAMANCE COUNTV UNITED WAY
SEE UNITED UAY OF ALAMANCE
*L*Ie'e' ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS. U.S.
REAGAN SAYS TRIP TO CHINA 'ENJOYABLE ANO FRUITFUL'
ALASKAN BEHIND SMOOTH TOP-OF-J ORLO MEETING
SPRING IN ALASKA A WELCOME SIGHT
THE SQUANDERED SUBSIDY
S
E
C PG
P D OATE
H 1 VAYAX I \
H 1 3/22/84 B 1
5/02/84
5/03/84
5/03/84
8/29/64
'AGE 17
1/14/85
U H49
U H49
E
E
SCHWEITZER PRIZE PROVIDED BY = UND
H 2 1/23/84 A 5
IGHT HILLING WORKERS VOLUNTEER TEAM
READY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS' LUNCHEON
ALCOHOL
see also abc stores
see also beer
see also colleges. n.c.. alcoholic beverages
see also parks. durham. alcohol
see also public property drinking ban
see also wine
ouke study says smokers who d' ink less likely to develop emphysema
alcohol may have effect on emphysema cure
180-pr00f alcohol fuels agency's van
rcvenooers won't bother this still
alcohol. health effects
her students pay the price of orinking
booze hurts other
alcohol. pregnancy: doctors hesitant to warn public of dangers...
many diseases alcohol-related
study suggests orink ing-heredi ty link
alcohol, illicit sales
See Also alcohol. Sales
see also alcohol law enforcement
see also legal drinking age
see also moonshine
see also u.s. treasury oept., bureau of alcohol. tobacco ano firearms
illegal beer charges droppeo
drug, liquor arrests made
vance county probe sparks drug charges
taking a whiff
moonshine charges lodged
drug and alcohol arrests are made
search baffling. says patricia hart. firmer. canoioate
arrests. not just poses. needed in crime areas
alcohol, laws
see abc laws
2 researchers stuoy effects of alcoholism
alcohol, sales
see also alcohol, illicit sales
see also legal drinking age
see also prohibition
liquor sales cut by harsher laws
wine may be slipping up on liquor, beer drinking
arts council, theater seeking alcohol sales
hill gives city center funds
oepot liquor law faces eno of line
the customers know well what they want
abc stores report decline in sales of 4* this year
holiday season boosts sales at abc stores
alcohol consumption
see also colleges. n.c.. alcoholic beverages
see also duke univ.. students. alcohol-orug use
ban unpopular, but wise
laws can cut liouor abuse
researcher: a drink or two okay for pregnant women
bass fear loss of young patrons
n.c. orinking is up but trails 42 states. ouke professor says -
substance abuse rampant
peer reaction key to campus alcohol abuse - official
alcohol fuels
180-proof alcohol fuels agency's van
alcohol law enforcement
see also abc laws
see also alcohol, illicit sales
see also n.c. alcoholic beverage control boaro
search baffling. says patricia hart, farmer, candidate
arrests, not just poses. needed in crime areas
pineville's police chief charged with assault
COMMISSION
IC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARO
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
SEE N.C. ALCOHOL
ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
RUMORS FALSE THAT CENTER WILL CLOSE
GET THE FACTS ABOUT BUTNER ALCOHOL CENTER
REUNION SET
4LC§E,gL«LS0EyL4?0H0LTIs'M0N ""'"' *"*""*' N*C'
BOARD WARY OF PSYCHIATRIST PLAN
ALCOHOLIC TREATMENT CENTERS, N.C.
RANGE OF ALCOHOLISM PROGRAMS GROWS
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
STATE PUSHING DRUG TREATMENT PLANS
ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ADDICTION
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOENTS. ALCOHOL-ORUG USE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SUMMER INSTITUTE OF ALCOHOL STUDIES
S 2 12/11/84
H 2 4/27/84 B 4
S 2 4/28/84 A 15
H 2 7/21/84 A 6
H 2 8/19/84 A 6
H 2 2/27/84 A ION 830
H 2 3/02/84 A * L
H 2 4/28/84 B 1 N B30
S 2 5/18/84 CI N J56
S 2 6/15/84 A 10 N
S 7
2/22/84 C
10
N
H 2
3/08/84 A
1 1
N
H 1
5/11/84 B
1
N
H ?
8/02/84 C
in i
> P
H ?
8/22/84 B
i
N
H ?
8/31/84 A
1 8
N
H 7
9/27/84 A
i
N H60
H 2
11/16/84 A
4
E
S 2 6/23/84 A
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/22/84
3/25/84
4/12/84
4/13/84
6/16/84
6/17/84
10/30/84
12/25/84
A
A
c
A
A
B
A
A
4 N
7 N
1 N
1 P N
1 N
1 P U
11 N
15 N
K90
S51
H49
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
4/30/84
5/19/84
5/21/84
7/25/84
7/31/84
8/29/84
10/11/84
A
A
A
B
A
A
A
4
3
9
1
11
11
7
E
N
N
N
N
J
N
J56
B46
830
H 2
7/21/84
A
6
N
H 2 9/27/84
H 2 11/16/84
H 2 12/11/84
1 N H60
4 E
8 N
S 2 5/02/84 A 4
H 2 5/04/84 A 4
H 2 6/16/84 C 1
H 2 1/27/84 B
H 2
H 2
S 2
5/14/84 A
7/06/84 B
7/25/84 C
L
N
N J56
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL -I0SPITAL.
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDRO«E
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE 1
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARC
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.. DRUG
SEE ALSO PROHIBITION
PROGRAM AIMS TO HELP ALCOHOLIC
DOCTORS TOLD TREATING ALCOHOLI
TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM SHOULD
ALCOHOLISM SEMINAR TO BE HELD
FOR-PROFIT ALCOHOLISM CENTERS
ALCOHOL. PREGNANCY: DOCTORS HF
BILL'S AIM: TO HELP CR INKERS
METABOLISM IS KEY IN ALCOHOLIS
RANGE OF ALCOHOLISM PROGRAMS G
ALCOHOLISM PROBABLY INHERITED
MANY DISEASES ALCOHOL-RELATED
LAWS CAN CUT LIQUOR ABUSE
ALCOHOLISM SEMINAR SET
COST OF PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLICS
2 RESEARCHERS STUDY EFFECTS OF
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT EYEO
.F. LAM MAY INCREASE INSURANCE
ALCOHOL PROGRAM
STUDY: DRUGS. 0' INKING. MENTAL
RTI STUDY SAYS ALCOHOLISM MOST
PROHIBITION WORKED FOR 13 YEAJ
N.C. CRIME COMMISSION TO BEGIN
ALCOHOLISM DECEPTIVE. DEADLY
ALAMANCE AGENCY AIDS IN NATION
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFF
CHRISTMAS OIFFICULT FOR ALCOHD
ALCOHOL ANO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
N ALCOHOL ANO DRUG ABUSE AMONG YOUTH ANO TEENAGERS
H AUTHORITY
ANO ALCOHOL A9USE
C S AND FAMILIES. TOO
CS EARLY HELPS
INCLUDE FAMILY
NEXT WEEK
THRIVING
SITANT TO «ARN PUBLIC OF DANGERS...
M STUOY
ROWS
TO RISE
ALCOHOLISM
ILLNESS COST BILLIONS
COSTLY U.S. PROBLEM
S
NEW STUDY ON ALCOHOL. DRUG ABUSE
AL POLL
ICE IN PARK
LICS
HOLISM PROFESSIONALS OF N.C.
ALCCHCLIS" SEMINAR TO BE HELO NEX
FOR-PROFIT ALCOHOLISM CENTERS THR
ALCOHOL. PREGNANCY:
N.Ct
— T WEEK
IVING
DOCTORS HFSITANT TO
WARN PUBLIC OF DANGERS..
H
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1/26/84
C
6
N
B30
H
2
2/02/8".
C
1 0
N
s
2
2/11/84
A
3
N
J56
s
2
4/19/84
C
I
N
H
2
4/2T/84
B
1
N
B30
H
2
4/28/84
e
1
N
B30
H
2
5/03/84
e
2
N
B30
s
2
5/10/84
A
5
N
H
2
5/14/e4
A
4
L
s
i
5/16/84
c
1
N
J56
s
2
5/18/84
c
1
N
J56
s
2
5/19/84
A
3
N
J56
s
2
6/02/84
A
6
N
H
2
6/14/84
c
10
N
330
s
2
6/23/84
A
3
N
J56
s
2
8/02/84
c
1
N
J56
H
2
8/07/84
B
1
N
B30
s
2
8/11/84
A
6
N
H
2
3/23/84
B
4
N
s
2
8/24/»4
B
4
N
H
2
8/30/84
A
4
L
s
2
8/30/84
A
12
J
s
2
9/07/94
A
4
L
H
1
9/11/84
c
1
N
H60
H
2
12/20/84
D
6
P N
L41
S
2
12/22/84
A
3
N
J56
s
2
4/19/84
C
1
N
H
2
4/27/84
B
1
N
B30
H
2
4/28/84
S
1
N
»30
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT CENTER, BUTNER. N.C.
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. 9UTNER. N.C.
DURHAM. N.C.
ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C.
ORANGE JUDGE RULES AGAINST • S5 A SON TICKET' TV
SEASON TICKET STAYS IN COURT
ALERT ASKS NEW CONTRACT
CARRbORO BOARD TO GET REPORTS ON DOWNTOWN WORK, CABLE TV
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON BONO REFERENDUM
RELIGIOUS STATION TO CHANGE CABLE TV PROGRAMMING
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAD PLAN ON AGENDA
•SEASON TICKET' SUIT DISMISSED
JUDGE OISMISSES CABLE TV SUIT
CABLE FRANCHISE EXTEN5I0N GETS BOARD APPROVAL
CABLE TV FIRM DROPS PLAN TO OFFER PLAYBOY CHANNEL
ALERT DROPS PLAYBOY CHANNEL
OROINANCE WOULD PROHIBIT OBSCENE CABLE Tv SHOWS
CARRBORO PROHIBITS OBSCENE TV SHOWS
CARRBORO BEDROOMS • INVAOEO'
ALERT OEVICE
SEE LIFELINE UNIT
ALEXANDER COUNTY, N.C.
4 MEN ACOUITTED OF BUYING VOTES
ALEXANDER'S (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT!
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
ALEXANDER'S FINE OINING: THE CHOICE OF PRESIDENTS (AOI
ALGAE
SEE ALSO F
PHOSPHAT
STUDY: J
JORDAN F
PHOSPHAT
N.C. "AN
PHOSPHAT
GENERAL
BOARD BA
MORE STU
PROPOSED
NEUSE AL
DURHAM W
PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHAT
LIMITS 0
STATE SE
PRO-PHOS
PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHAT
WATER au
GOOO AOV
UNCUS
E BAN HELD BEST WAY n
OROAN LAKE WATER IS AC
IT FOP DRINKING — SCIEN
E DETERGENT BAN WON'T
EL PACKS BAN OF PHOSPH
E ban: solution OR Ban
ASSEMBLY SHOUL0 REJECT
CKS PHOSPHATE 3AN
OY NEEDE0 FOR PHOSPHAT
PHOSPHORUS LIMITS EXP
GAE PROMPTS DESIGNATE
ATE" SAFE, BUT TASTES
E DETERGENTS PAN VOTED
E BAN RAILROAOEO THROU
N PHOSPHATES IN OETER"
NATE SHOULO TAKE TIME
PHATE FORCES IMPRESS S
E BILL IS STUCK IN SEN
E BAN STILL STALLED
ES BAN LEGISLATION OYI
E BAN COSTS TOO HIGH T
E RULES NOT WORTH COST
ALITY UP AT JOROAN
ICE ON LAKE QUALITY
IN
CONTROL ALGAE
CEPTA9LE
TISTS
CURE ALL ALGAE ILLS
ORUS IN SOAP
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THE PHOSPHATE BAN
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ECTED TO BE HEATED TOPIC
N STUOY
TERRIPLE
BY HOUSE
GH COMMITTEE TO WIN
ENTS PASSFD
IN MAKING DECISION
ENATQRS
ATE COMMITTEE
NG
0 JUSTIFY, UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
RESEARCHER SAYS
H
?
1/12/84
0 1
N
K45
H
3
1/31/84
B
N
B46
H
3
2/16/84
B
N
H90
H
3
T/18/R4
H
N
H
3
9/05/84
B
N
H90
H
3
9/21/84
3
N
H90
H
3
9/25/84
B
N
H
3
9/25/84
S
N
s
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9/25/84
A
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H
3
10/10/84
B
N
H90
H
3
10/18/84
B
N
H90
S
/
10/19/84
C
N
H
3
10/24/84
B
N
H90
S
2
10/24/84
A
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H 2 11/05/84 A
H
2
5/05/84
A
10
N
H
2
9/12/94
B
1 0 u
H
2
9/23/84
A
5 P A
H
2
2/19/84
A
12
N
s
2
3/08/84
A
1
N
H
2
3/09/84
B
1 P N
s
2
3/14/84
A
4
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H
2
4/13/94
A
12
N
H
2
5/27/84
A
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H
2
5/30/84
A
4
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H
2
5/30/84
6
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H
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6/01/84
A
4
L
S
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6/14/84
C
8
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«
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6/16/84
A
5
N
s
2
6/18/84
A
1
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J56
H
2
6/23/84
A
1
N
046
H
2
6/23/94
A
4
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s
2
6/23/84
A
1
N
5
2
6/25/84
A
4
E
H
2
7/01/84
A
1
N
046
H
2
7/04/84
A
1
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046
H
2
7/06/84
A
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046
H
2
7/07/84
A
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H
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7/31/84
9
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H
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T/31/84
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8/01/84
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DUNN LOSES ALIENATION SUIT
$18 MILIION ALIFNATI0N-OF-AFF=CTI0N SUIT IS FILED AGA I NS T. . . MI LL I ONA IRE
N.C. COURT SAYS SOCIAL. LEGAL REASONS FOR ADULTERY, ALIENATION SUITS...
■THIRTY YEARS WE SPEND ALIENATING EACH OTHER'S AFFECTION..." (CARTOONI
ALIMONY
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
MAN DEFYING OIVORCE ORDER. IN JAIL 136 OAVS
ALL-AMERICA CITY PROPOSAL
ALL-AMERICA CITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, 1
JANUARY INSIGHT
17 CITIES IN COMPETITION FOR ALL-AMERICA STATUS
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
PERKINS, JOROAN GAIN ALL-ACC, ALL-AMERICA
UNC'S JOROAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR
TWO BONES TO PICK: TEACHEY, BIAS RESERVED BETTER
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
LUCAS MAY RETURN TO HOUSTON
TIGERS. TERPS. CAVALIERS TOP ALL-ACC
2 1/31/84 B I N S82
2 12/01/84 A 8 N
2 12/05/84 A 3 N
2 12/10/84 A 4 T T R56
H 2 12/23/84 8
2 1/01/84 0
2 11/22/84 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2.
H 2
3/06/84
3/06/84
3/08/84
9/06/84
11/20/84
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
ASSOCIATED PRESS' ALL-ACC T
lAVETTEi HORTON MAKE AP TEA
EAM FEATURES SEVEN UNANIMOUS PICKS
ALL ATLANTIC
COAST CONFERENCE PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL TEA
• CAROLINA LEAO PRESEASON ALL-ACC VOTING
ALL OF ME (FILMI
REINER-MARTIN
ALL OF ME* BETTER THAN IT SHOULO BE
ALLELOPATHY
SEE ALSO HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO HEEUS
CHEMICAL WARFARE AMONG PLANTS COULO HELP FARMERS
ALLENTON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.
UNIVERSITY OR. JOINT PAYMENT PLAN GETS OK
CITY TO WATCH SERVICE EXTENSION
COUNCIL MAY DELAY APPROVAL ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
CITY COUNCIL MAY DELAY DEAL WITH FIRM ON ROAD
COUNCIL APPROVES STREET EXTENSION
COUNCIL OKS NINTH STREET STUDY
DEVELOPERS PLAN 5-LANE ROAO
REALTORS 'GO AFTER- CORPORATE BUSINESS
OURHAM MAY ADD 174 MILLION WHEN TWO NEW AREAS ANNEXEO
ALLENTON ANNOUNCES CHANGES
N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS HONORS ALLENTON REALTORS
CEREMONY TO MARK OPENING OF UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
OURHAM REAL ESTATE FIRM TO OP5N NEW OFFICE
ALLENTON TO BUILD tSOO.000 EM! OFFICE
ALLERGIES
ALLERGIFS PART OF SPRING RITUALS
ACHOO! HAY FEVER SEASON WILL SOON BE UPON US
NEW ANTIHISTAMINE SAVES ALLERSY SUFFERERS FROM SLEEPINESS
SULFITES MAY BE CAUSING REACTIONS
DUKE STUDY LINKS FOOO TO CHILD'S SKIN RASHES
ALLERGY SUFFERERS EXPECT BAD AUTUMN
N.C. FIRM EXTRACTS CAUSES OF SNEEZES
SUGAR AND SPICE ISN'T ALWAYS NICE
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P 0
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S J tl/26/64 B 9 N
S 2 9/06/84 B 5 N
H 2 9/28/84 0 3 R S66
S 2 12/20/8* C 3 N
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2/14/84
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2/16/84
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2/17/84
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2/21/84
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2/21/84
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H 2 10/05/84 A 13 N
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120.000 ACRES GIVEN FOR WILDLIFE REFUGE
NEW REFUGE MANAGEMENT UP IN AIR
IMPACT OF LAND GIFT QUESTIONS')
GENEROUS GIFT ENSURES PRESERVATION OF REFUGE
TAYLOR GETS POST
OONATION GIVES LIFE TO N.C. WILDLIFE REFUGE
ALLIGATORS
SHOE-BITING GATOR CAUGHT AT HIGH ROCK
ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO.
ALLSTATE REDUCING AUTOMOBILE. HOME INSURANCE RATES
3/16/84
3/27/84
3/27/84
3/29/84
12/05/84
12/06/84
4
7
12
H 2 7/05/84 B
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FIRST ANNUAL'
OFFICERS
GOING TO THE FAIR
ALPHA IOTA
MTOHERS. GUESTS HONORED
GALA EYE CENTER BENEFIT ART AUCTION OUBBED
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY
NCCU SORORITY SENDING SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO AFRICA
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
FRATERNITY NAMED CHAPTER OF YEAR
PUFFING ANO PAINTING
SEX: A RESPONSIBLE PLAN
TUTORING SESSION
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
UNC FRATERNITY BROKEN INTO
CHARIOT COLLAPSE
ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FO'CE
ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. CROWDING
GA. JUDGE GIVES TEEN-AGER A JIB INSTEAD OF TERM
DOCTOR MUST PAY IN CASH ANO BLOOD
A CASE OF JUSTICE
OUI VERDICT SERVES JUSTICE
BURGLAR TURNED BAILIFF HAPPIES
PAROLES COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SAYS STATE OVERUSING PRISONS
TRY ALTERNATIVES TO JAIL
ORUNKEN ORIVERS OFF ROAO. INTO SERVICE
WORK BY ORUNKEN ORIVERS KEEPS THEM BUSY, SAVES TAX DOLLARS
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES SETS GOALS
ALTRUSA CLUB OF OURHAM
•CHAPEL HILL NIGHT' SHOULD BE A SUCCESS
ALTRUSA MEMBERS TO WORK AT ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL
BUYING FOR COOKING SCHOOL
SOUTHERN HOMESTYLE FOOOS ON MENU AT COOKING SCHOOL
ALUMINUM
WHAT HE SOUGHT WAS ALUMINUM: WHAT HE FOUNO WAS EERIE
JOB EXPECTATIONS REPORTED 'G030' IN DURHAM SURVEY
"-"SEE^ECYCLINr6
SEE ALSO Olil*lis ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
SEE ALSO OUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
SEE ALSO SENILITY
FORGETFULNESS CAN BE NORMAL
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE FACILITY EXTENDED
DUKE'S WORK ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESULTS IN 150.000 CONTRACT.
OUKE SETTING UP BRAIN BANK! ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH PLANNED
AMADEUS (PLAY C FILMI
SHAFFER'S 'AMADEUS' IS « POWERFUL FILM
•AMADEUS* BETTER ON SCREEN THAN IT WAS
S 2 10/06/84 A
S 2 10/18/84 C
S 2 5/14/84 B
H 2 10/23/84 B
F70
M66
P M66
F
S 2 11/23/84 C 1 P N L38
2/14/84
2/21/84
7/17/84
11/02/84
13
8
4
4
S 2 10/17/84 C
H 2 11/11/84 B
1 N
1 P P T37
H 1
3/23/84
R
1
N
H 7
4/01/84
H
1 1
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H ?
4/05/84
A
4
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4/19/84
A
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H 7
5/11/84
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H 7
5/17/84
(
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H 2
6/25/84
A
4
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H ?
7/22/84
H
1 1
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S 7
8/30/84
1.
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H 2
10/19/84
A
1
N
H 7
6/26/84
A
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9/05/84
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9/13/B4
1,
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S 2
9/14/84
B
1
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N
AI5
H 2
11/24/84
B
1
N
551
H 2
12/16/84
U
17
N
L41
10/03/84 A
11/13/84 A
11/18/84 B
12/14/84 B
11/15/84
•11/16/84
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CONTROVERSY OVER use of amalgam in fillings continues
""WJIffl Will* fede5at,Ion"of<l-a§or'Nan'o CONGRESS of industrial organizations
SEE ALSO international laoies garment workers union
SEE ALSO TEXTILE inoustry
FIELOCREST MILLS REPORTED FACING STRIKE IN MARCH
UNION, FIELOCREST DISCUSS CONTRACT
*MM-CNA? IONALRLa1o» RELATIONS BOARD FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST DUKE POWER CO.
NLRB SETS HEARING IN DUKE POWER CASE
AMAZING GRACE (FISHING TRAWLER!
MISSING TRAWLER SOUGHT
5TH OAY OF SEARCH FAILS TO FIND BOAT
SEARCH FOR TRAWLER. NINE CREWMEN REPORTED UNSUCCESSFUL ON 6TH OAY
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TRAWLER, CREW
RAFT FOUNO, SEARCH FOP TRAWLER RESUMED
6 PLANES SEARCHINC FOR MISSING TRAWLER
PHOTOGRAPHS ARE TAKEN IN SEARZH FOR TRAWLER, CREW
I
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S 2 4/18/84 C 11
1/1 2/8*. B
1/29/8* C
11/17/84
11/19/8',
11/20/84
11/21/84
11/25/84
11/27/84
U/29/84
8/07/84 B
8/09/84 8
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ambassaoors cathedral church
church will celebrate anniversary
ambulance service, alamance county
unpaid ambulance bills cost taxpayers
alamancf board getting gop majority monday
ambulance service, durham county
see also durham rescue souao
folks around here: the way things are
duke hospital wants helicopter service
•copter ambulance sought for -iospital
volunteer firemen now firs1-l1ne meoics
ambulance service lauded
ambulatory surgery
see also durham county general hospital, ambulatory surgery unit
health agency ok s clinic
health officials oiffer over surgery clinic
hospital official: no need fcr minor surgery clinic
hospital missed chance on cli1ic
clinic could cut costs
state approves reouest for minor surgery clinic
retailers report sales increases during february
hospital to open adolescent care unit nay 21
ambulatory surgical center
cost-effective care is goal
surgical unit aims high
firm name wrong
american 500
rockingham race key to points title
booine has right stuff, grabs pole
bodine aims his sights on victory
elliott outouels gant in hoogoon
american 500: race for elliott, fans to remember
american association for state ano local history
local history prizes offered
ourham woman earns award
american association of retired persons
new officers
american association of un i ve rsi ty women
property laws show need to ratify era
american ballet theater
see also Ballet
baryshnikov i co. ballet is class act
american bar association
see also 14th juoicial district bar association
see also lawyers, u.s.
see also n.c. bar association
see also u.s. supreme court
aba: nccu law school has good racial balance
american bar association hono? s n.c. lam firm working to reinstate.
u.s. panel to study death penalty costs
jurists study costs of oeath penalty vs. imprisonment
cost not execution factor
judges: recoros in parallel
ICAN BRA—,
AMERICAN BRANDS HAO RECORD 1 9? 3 PROFITS
AMERICAN BRANDS INCOME RISES St TO «95 MILLION
OURHAM LEAF COMPANIES EXPECT 3IG TOBACCO BUYS
BUSINESS-EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP EXEMPLIFIED AT SCHOOL DEDICATION
AMERICAN BRANDS, SALES ANO EARNING?
AMERICAN BRANDS INCOME REACHES RECORD t390 MILLION
SUCCESS OF FINANCIAL DIVISION HELPS BOOST PROFIT FOR AMERICAN BRANOS
AMERICAN BROAOCASTING CO.
SEE ABC iamfrIlan BROADCASTING CO. I
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, BARTLETT OURHAM CHAPTER
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE OF YEAR
NEW OFFICERS
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, OURHAM CHAPTER
THANKS FOR HELP
JAIL-A-THON SCHEDULED
PUT A FOIENO IN JAIL
CHARGES READ
CANCER SOCIETY BEGINS CRUSADE
GETTING THE FACTS
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, N.C. OIVISION
CANCER SURVIVORS MEET TO 'CELEBRATE LIFE'
EARLY OETECTION BEST CURE
CELEBRATING BEING ALIVE
AMER.C.^C.NC^R^CJETY^gRANG^CgJNT^H.PTF^
JAILHOUSE BLUES?
ICAN CHFMICAL SOCIETY
CHEMISTS TO MEET At DU
CHEMIST GETS BURGER AW
H 2 7/28/84 A 4 D L
H 2 8/04/84 A 6 N
H 1 8/31/84 B 1 N
H 1 12/01/84 C 1 N H60
H 2
1/25/84
B
1
0
U
S 2
6/22/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/24/84
A
10
N
Si
6/29/84
B
l
P
N
H51
9/24/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/05/84
B
I
N
830
S 2
1/05/84
C
I
N
J56
H 2
1/07/84
B
1
N
B30
H 2
1/10/84
B
1
N
B30
H 2
1/18/84
A
*
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H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
830
H 2
4/08/84
D
10
P
N
L41
H I
5/12/84
B
1
D
N
H60
H 2
10/30/84
A
7
P
P
F70
S 2
10/30/84
c
1
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N
S 2
10/31/84
A
A
E
S 2
10/31/84
c
1
N
S 2
10/16/84
B
A
N
H 2
10/19/84
C
1
N
W60
H 2
10/2 1/84
c
7
P
N
H 2
10/22/84
B
2
P
N
W60
H 2
10/23/84
0
1
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W60
H 2
3/23/84
D
10
N
S 2
11/15/84
C
3
N
J50
S 2 12/12/84 0 6 P P M66
H 2 5/08/84 A 4 L
H 2 6/22/84 D 10
1/13/84 A
8/03/84 B
11/26/84 B
11/26/84 A
12/01/84 A
12/27/84 A
R L34
N C05
N
N
S 2 3/19/84 A
H 2 8/01/84 A
S 2 8/02/84 A
H 2 11/14/84 8
1 N C60
2 N
1 P N C60
1 P N W2 4
2 2/08/84
2 10/25/84
15
24
S 2
S 2
S 2
5/16/84 B 3
5/17/B4 A 7
9/11/84 A 6
KE
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1/30/84
3/06/84
3/20/84
3/21/84
4/03/84
8/20/84
5/1S/R4 B
5/21/84 A
5/21/84 A
4/04/84 B
4/26/84 B
M66
T37
M66
F 830
N J56
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4/06/84 A
4/12/84 C
MONTHLY/
SUBJECTS
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AMFRICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL BIGHTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
ACLU FILES SUIT FOR WOMAN WHO PROTESTED ON TAX FORM
YEAGER: REAGAN -RIGHT ON TARGET- ON SEARCH ISSUE
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS . „.„«„.„„.
SURGEONS" GROUP NAMES SABISTOI PRESIDENT-ELECT
DUKE SURGEON RECEIVES HONOR
AMERICAN COOKERY (COOKBOOKI
IT WAS INSTANT BESTSELLER IN 1796
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OANCE
SEE ALSO THE NEKT STEP... (DURHAM SUN COLUMNI
DOWNTOWN: A TIME TO OANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL TO HAVE AN INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
OANCE FESTIVAL TO HAVE INTERNATIONAL FLAIR
SEA GULLS. OANCE FOCUS OF ATTFNTION
BEST FOOT FORWARD
WORKSHOPS SET FOR OANCE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL. CHAMBER SPONSOR CONTEST FOR DANCE BANNER
BANNER CONTEST IS SET
INOIA DANCERS OPEN FESTIVAL
FESTIVALS TO BRING DURHAM BUSINESS
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL'S SEASON TICKET DRIVE BEGINS
DANCE FESTIVAL BANNER
DIXON WINS AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CONTEST
CHAPEL HILL COMPANY WINS BANNER CONTEST
MOOERN DANCE TO HAVE A PLACE AT FESTIVAL
OANCE MEDICINE
DANCE FESTIVAL WILL AUDITION YOUNG ARTISTS
DON'T MISS THE EVENT WE SPENO A HALF CENTURY PREP AR ING. . . I AD >
FOREIGN FOCUS
AWARDS, INOtAN DANCE BEGIN
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY: TO BE FIRST INTERNATIONAL MODERN OANCE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL DIRECTOR LOOKS AT THE FUTURE
CHOREOGRAPHER: MANY DANCERS LACK VALUES
TODAY AT THE FESTIVALS
CHARLES REINHART SPEAKS ON 50 YEARS OF DANCE
SURPRISES. OARING CHOREOGRAPHERS EXCITE CRITIC
•BENNINGTON' BEGAN IN '3*
OANCE FESTIVAL HONORS ONE OF ITS FOUNDERS
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
HOLM GETS DANCE HONOR
HERE TO OANCE
THE FESTIVALS
ENTHUSIASM GREETS INOIAN DANCERS
INDIAN OANCE OPENS 50TH AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVALS
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVALS
THE NEXT STEP
LOOKING AT DANCF CAN BE EASY, FUN
TODAY AT THE FESTIVALS
PHILIPPINE OANCERS STRONG PERFORMERS
BRAVO BALLET PHILIPPINES
TODAY AT THE FESTIVALS
YES. WE HAVE NO BANNERS, BECOMING FESTIVAL REFRAIN
TODAY AT THE OANCE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE DANCF FESTIVAL
BUIRGE SETS 'SITES' TOO HIGH?
OANCE GROUP TO OFFER FREE DEMONSTRATION
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCERS EIKO C KOMA BEAUTIFUL TO WATCH
EIKO, KOMA OFFER MOVEMENTS ELEMENTAL
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
BRITISH, INOIAN OANCE SPOTLIGHTED
TODAY AT OANCF FESTIVAL
SUSAN BUIRGE OFFERS AMBIGUITY
LONDON DANCE COMPANY SHOWS AMERICAN ROOTS
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
STEP BY STEP, THE ENGLISH LEA'NEO TO LOVE MODERN OANCE
FESTIVAL TOOAY
OANCE PHOTOS: EXHIBIT GOES FROM ISADORA OUNCAN TO LAURA DEAN
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
•CHAPEL HILL NIGHT' SHOULO BE A SUCCESS
DANCERS TO PERFORM
BHARAT SHARMA, ASTA9 OEBOO BLENO ANCIENT AND MOOERN FORMS
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCERS GIVE YOU SLICES OF LIFE
PENNISON'S 'HURRICANE' HAS IMPACT
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
•DOUBLES' MIGHT BRING DOUBLE take
SAURA'S "CARMEN" OANCES
THE NFXT STEP...
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
OUTSIDE STORM APPROPRIATE FOR DANCE
INOIAN SOLOS MIX EAST AND WEST
SHELLS MAKE MUSIC FOR CUNNINGHAM PERFORMANCE
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
INDONESIANS KICKING OFF ADF WF EK
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCE INDONESIAN-STYLE
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCERS BRING AUDIENCE TO FEET
OANCE INDONESIA BRINGS RITUAL, DRAMA TO AMERICAN AUDIENCES
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
THE NEXT STEP...
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
THARP PERFORMANCE GETS STANDING OVATION
INTERNATIONAL MEETING A DANCE FIRST
THARP ROLLS OUT RHYTHM, BLUEISI AND SINATRA SONGS
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL TOOAY
OUR CRITICS
TWO OLD FAVORITES TAKE FESTIVAL STAGE
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL PULLS IN PLENTY OF LOCALS
DAVIS' MESSAGE WELL-RECEIVED
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCES INVENTIVE, UNCONVENTIONAL
YOUNG COMPOSERS, CHOREOGRAPHERS SHOW THEIR STUFF
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT ANMCIAPTES GREAT WALL DANCE
LIVE TURKFY TO DEBUT ON FESTIVAL STAGE
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
PILOBOLUS FUN OVERSHADOWED BY 'RETURN'
GREAT WALL IN '86 PROMPTS RUBY SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT...
CHUCK DAVIS ASTOUNDS BY NEW LOOK OF OLO THEHES
PILOBOLUS SURPRISES
H 2 7/26/8* A 10
H 2 8/06/8* B I
H 2 11/15/84 B 2 N 080
S 2 11/15/84 A 16 N
H 2 B/02/34 C 1 0 F HOI
H 2
2/01/84 A
4
E
H 2
3/12/B4 A
1
P
N
M51
S 2
3/12/84 C
1
P
N
B71
S 2
3/15/84 D
2
P
U
B71
H 2
3/21/»4 A
4
E
S 2
4/05/84 D
5
N
H 2
4/17/84 6
1
N
S 2
4/17/R4 C
1
N
H 2
4/27/84 0
9
N
S 2
5/02/84 A
1
N
C60
S 2
5/03/84 0
12
N
H 2
5/08/84 A
15
P
P
C56
S 2
5/10/84 D
5
N
A15
H 2
5/13/84 B
1 1
N
H 2
5/30/84 D
5
N
W66
H 2
5/31/84 C
e
N
H 2
6/06/84 A
1 1
N
H 2
6/07/84 A
7
0
A
S 2
6/07/84 0
1
P
F
871
S 2
6/07/84 0
2
p
F
B71
H 2
6/08/84 0
1
p
F
W66
H 2
6/09/84 A
1
N
H 2
6/10/84 A
1
N
W66
H 2
6/10/84 A
J
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H 2
6/10/84 0
1
p
F
X81
H 2
6/10/34 0
1
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F
L34
H 2
6/10/84 D
1
P
F
H 2
6/11/84 A
t
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N
W66
H 2
6/11/84 A
1
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S 2
6/11/84 A
1
P
N
B71
S 2
6/11/84 C
I
P
P
F7C
H 2
6/12/84 A
1
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H 2
6/12/84 B
1
N
L34
S 2
6/12/84 B
7
P
R
H 2
6/13/84 A
1
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H 2
6/14/84 A
I
I
S 2
6/14/84 D
2
p
I
5 2
6/14/R4 D
4
p
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B71
H 2
6/15/84 A
1
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H 2
6/15/84 B
1
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L34
S 2
6/15/84 A
1 1
R
871
H 2
6/16/84 A
1
I
H 2
6/16/84 C
3
N
H 2
6/18/84 A
1
1
H 2
6/19/84 A
1
1
S 2
6/19/84 B
3
R
B71
S 2
6/19/84 D
4
N
H 2
6/20/84 A
t
I
H 2
6/20/84 B
1
N
L34
S 2
6/20/84 A
16
R
H 2
6/21/84 A
1
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S 2
6/21/84 D
2
p
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H 2
6/22/84 A
I
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H 2
6/22/84 0
9
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L34
S 2
6/22/84 A
5
9
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A15
H 2
6/23/84 A
I
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H 2
6/23/54 B
I
P
F
W66
H 2
6/24/84 A
1
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H 2
6/24/84 D
2
P
F
W66
H 2
6/25/84 A
I
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H 2
6/26/84 A
1
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H 2
6/26/84 A
6
P
U
H 2
6/26/84 B
1
N
S 2
6/26/84 B
4
P
R
B71
H 2
6/27/84 A
1
I
H 2
6/27/84 B
I
R
L34
S 2
6/27/84 C
2
R
H 2
6/28/84 A
I
I
S 2
6/28/84 D
2
P
F
B71
S 2
6/28/64 D
4
P
R
A15
S 2
6/28/84 0
1 1
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H 2
6/29/84 A
!
I
H 2
6/29/84 B
1
N
L34
H 2
6/29/84 D
9
R
L34
S 2
6/29/84 C
3
P
R
B71
H 2
6/30/84 A
I
I
H 2
7/01/e4 A
1
I
H 2
7/02/84 A
1
N
H 2
7/02/84 A
1
I
S 2
7/02/84 C
1
P
P
F70
H 2
7/03/84 A
1
I
H 2
7/03/84 B
1
R
L34
S 2
7/03/84 C
?
P
R
H 2
7/04/84 A
1
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S 2
7/05/84 0
2
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I
H 2
7/06/84 A
1
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H 2
7/06/84 C
I
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L34
H 2
7/06/84 D
7
P
F
W66
S 2
7/06/84 A
3
P
R
A15
H 2
7/07/84 A
1
N
H 2
7/08/84 A
1
I
H 2
7/08/84 0
1
P
F
C19
H 2
7/09/84 A
1
P
F
W66
H 2
7/09/84 A
1
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H 2
7/10/84 A
1
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H 2
7/10/84 A
6
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S 2
7/10/84 B
3
R
B7I
H 2
7/11/84 A
1
I
H 2
7/11/84 B
1
R
L34
S 2
7/11/84 A
11
R
H 2
7/12/34 A
1
1
S 2
7/12/84 D
1
P
F
B71
S 2
7/12/34 0
2
P
I
871
H 2
7/13/84 A
1
I
H 2
7/13/84 B
1
R
L34
H 2
7/13/84 0
1
P
F
W66
H 2
7/13/34 D
5
R
L34
S 2
7/13/84 C
1 2
P.
B71
- —
ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/84 - 12/31/34
SUBJECTS
pi?f*/i*
TODAY
RAIN 0
TODAY
FRENCH
TOO
CIRCLE
IOOAY
A TURK
A TURK
GROUPE
TOOAY
ELECEN
TOOAY
THE LA
TOOAY
NIKOLA
NIKOLA
TOOAY
REINHA
ARTSEE
OANCE
•INTER
FESTIV
WHY FE
ANOTHE
DANCE
AT THE FESTIVAL
ANCE
AT THE FESTIVAL
TROUPE TO OPEN WITH A TURKEY
AT THE FESTIVAL
WALKER
AT THE FESTIVAL
EY OANCE?
EY OANCE?
EMILE DUBOIS USEO BIRD BUT PERFORMANCE WAS NO TURKEY
AT THE FESTIVAL
TS FOIL •ENVIRONMENTAL' OANCE AGAIN
" THE FESTIVAL
ST STEP
AT THE FESTIVAL
'S DANCERS A BIG HIT
TROUPE PRESENTS VISUAL FEAST
THE FESTIVAL
EX'JBFRANT AFTER FESTIVAL
.- SHANG'S OUTDOOR OANCc
SCHOOL SO TOUGH SHE WANTS ENCORE
NATIONAL" POINT IS PROVEN
AL TRACED TO ITS VERMONT ROOTS
STIVAL MOVED
R YEAR NOTED...
FESTIVAL SCHOOL OPENING OAY IS JUNE 8
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. 50TH ANNIVERSARY
OANCING FEET CELEBRATE 50TH
WATERSTON WILL APPEAR AT OANCE FESTIVAL GALA
DANCE GALA HELD
DANCE FESTIVAL TO HAVE AN INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
CHARLES REINHART SPEAKS ON 50 YEARS OF OANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL HONORS ONE OF ITS FOUNDERS
HERE TO OANCE
INDIAN OANCE OPENS 50TH AME° I" AN DANCE FESTIVAL
PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW FOCUSES ON HISTORY OF MOOEPN DANCE
•SMALL WALL1 HUMOROUS. FRIENDLY
OUTSIDE MOVES
OANCE FESTIVAL TRAVELS TO JAPAN
^'IW^h'mi&to'lYNttF FESTIVAL THIS YEAR
REINHART EXUBERANT AFTER FESTIVAL
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL, AWARDS
HANYA HOLM TO GET OANCE FESTIVAL AWARO
CHOREOGRAPHER TO GET S25,000 OANCE PRI2E
AWARDS. INDIAN DANCE 8EGIN
CHOREOGRAPHER: MANY DANCERS LACK VALUES
HOLM GETS O'NCE HONOR
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. BUDGET
REINHART EXUBFRANT AFTER FESTIVAL
OANCE FESTIVAL FINISHES YEAR IN BLACK
DANCE FESTIVAL: NO EASY PROFIT
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL. COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM
CHUCK DAVIS RETURNS SOON
ARTS AFRICA PROJECT UNDERWAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL, FUNO RAISING
DOWNTOWN: A TIME TO DANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL GALA SET
WHY NOT DURHAM NEXT?
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, GRANTS
GRANT IS AWAROEO
FESTIVAL RECEIVES »25,000 GRANT
OANCE FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
OANCE FESTIVAL AWARDED H3.000 FEOERAL GRANT
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, STUOENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS AND COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
DANCES INVENTIVE, UNCONVENTIONAL
YOUNG COMPOSERS, CHOREOGRAPHERS SHOW THEIR STUFF
AMERICAN EOUCATIOU WEEK
CHAPEL HRL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE EOUCATION WEEK
CONTEST WINNERS
AMERICAN ENKA CO.
N.C. PLANT HIT BY LAYOFFS
AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURANCE CO. „_
PAPER SAYS LONG RECEIVED ABOUT «1.550 FROM INSURANCE COMPANY'S MANAGERS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED CLOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO N.C. AFL-CIO
UNION SAYS 'THANK YOU' FOR HELP WITH LUNCHEON
AFL-CIO PANEL CUESTIONS CAN0I3ATES FOR GOVERNOR
UNION BACKS TOM GILMORE FOR G3VERN0R
GROUPS may BE HEDGING BTTS WITH ENDORSEMENT OF GILMflRF
•THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH MY BACKBONE - I'VE GOT A GOOO ONE.1 ICARTOONI
LABOR'S DARLING. ANYHOW
MONOALE WEIGHTS OROPPING OFF AS LABOR LIFTS DUMBBELL (CARTOONl
CAMPAIGN FLYER PROBE TO CONTINUE
FLAHERTY SAYS AFL-CIO VIOLATED LAW IN PRIMaRV
POLITICAL MAILING COULD 3RING INDICTMENT
HOBBY TO RE°JRT THURSDAY
AMERICAN FEOERATION OF STATE. COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY. N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
UNION REPORTS N.C. HAS SUFFERED LESS FROM BUOGET CUTS THAN MOST STATES
UNION SEEKS KING OAY AS HOLIOAY
CITY ASKED FOR KING HOLIDAY - WITH PAY
CITY SHOULD OENY PAID HOLIDAY HONORING KING
KING HOLIOAY TO 3E DISCUSSED
UNION WANTS CITY TO MULL WAGE HIKES
CITY PAY SCALE REVIEW IS URGED
CITY UNION SEEKS REPORT ON PAY CONDITIONS
GOVERNMENT WORKERS SEEK HIGHER PAY
KING HOLIDAY TO BE STUOIED
CITY WORKERS UNION TO MEET
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOLIOAY
KING HOLIOAY BIO DELAYED
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
NORTHERN APS CHAPTER SEARCHES FOR HOST FAMILIES
VISITING FOREIGN STUDENTS TO BEGIN TOUR OF DURHAM
HONORARY CITIZENS?
COMING HOME
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR THE DEAF
SEE ALSO OEAF
FOUNDATION MAY LOSE ITS LICENSE
AMERICAN GAS RECOVERY, INC.
FIRM TO bUY METHANE FROM CITIES' GARBAGE
AMERICAN HFART ASSOCIATION
•DANCE FOR HEART' SET
DANCE FOR HEART
SKIPPING ROPE THEIR WAY TO HELP HEART ASSOCIATION
THREE HEALTH GROUPS JOIN SMOK? -FREE SOCIETY CALL
ANDERSON TO HEAD N.C. HEART GROUP
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
GROUP TO RAISE MONEY FOR DUKE PROFESSORSHIP
AHA HOPES TO RAISE 11 MILLION FOR OUKE CHAIR
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AIRONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
DOWELL ELECTED FELLOW
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
DESIGN AWARD
AMERICAN INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
INGRAM HARASSING INSURANCE FIRMS, LOBBYIST CHARGES
AHERICAN LEGION
MIMS SELECTED TO BOYS NATION
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 4
1800 TAKEN IN BREAK-IN AT AMERICAN LEGION POST
LEGION PLANS 2 CHRISTMAS PROJECTS
FOOD FOR NEEDY
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 7
HUYLEBRUCK TO SPEAK
DURHAM COUNTY FAIR WILL OPEN MONDAY
LEGION POST PLANS DINNER FOR OCT. 27
TO FEED FAMILIES
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ASHE [M GETS AWARD
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
THREE HEALTH CROUPS JOIN SMOKE-FREE SOCIETY CALL
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SURGERY
N.C. OOCTORS TO FREEZE FEES
DOCTORS TRYING TO TREAT PAINF'JL HEALTH CARE COSTS
OOCTORS SUPPORT FREEZE
REOUCING OOCTORS IS NOT PUBL IC -SP IRIT ED
DOCTORS ASKED TO FREEZE FEES
MEDICAL BOAROS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS, PROFESSOR SAYS
AWARD
OOCTORS' DEFENSES AGAINST MALPRACTICE ARE COSTING PATIENTS
BILL ON FREEZING DOCTORS' FEES UNCONSTITUTIONAL. COULO LEAD TO CARE.
ANCIENT PLEA AGAINST BRUTALITY
AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
TWO WOMEN SUE AUTO FIRM OVER DEATHS IN FIERY CRASH
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SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION. COSTS
COLLEGE FUND ORIVE BEGINS
BENEFIT TELECAST SET FOR COLLEGE FUND
BENEFIT PROGRAM TO AIR DEC. 29
WILL RIASE FUNDS
AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO FEOERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
DURHAM POSTMASTER SAYS OFFICIALS PREPARED FOR WALKOUT
POSTAL SERVICE HOLDS CARDS IN LABOR TALKS
POSTAL TALKS BREAK OFF. BUT N3 PROBLEMS SEEN
POSTAL UNION 'BUSTS' SELF
AMERICAN REO CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
SEE ALSO BLOOOMPBILF
RED CROSS BFGINS NEW BLOOD DRIVE
USE UF UNION FACILITIES EASES EMERGENCY EFFORTS
AMERICAN REO CROSS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO SwIM-A-CROSS
RED CROSS APPEALS FOR BLOOO OONORS
ANNUAL MEETING
DONATIONS POUR IN TO AIO N.C. VICTIMS OF TORNADOES
BLOOO OONORS CAN FIGHT CANCER. LEUKEMIA
AID WORK CLASSES TO BEGIN
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DU< HAM
OORIS MARSH IS AUXILIARY'S VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
GARRETT LAUOS RED CROSS GROUPS
HOLIDAYS BRING SHORTAGE UF BLOOD SUPPLIES
SWIM-A-CROSS SET FOR SUNOAY AT OUKE
SWIM-A-CROSS SET SUNOAY
HOW AVERAGE PERSON CAN FIGHT CANCER
IN THE SWIM OF THINGS
REO CROSS BEGINS NEW BLOOD DRIVE
BLOOD OPIVE IN A BALLROOM
OURHAM-BASED PMS SOCIETY HOST TO NATIONAL CONFERENCE
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS HONORED
OURHAM PED CROSS SEEKS CONTRIBUTIONS
DURHAM RED CROSS WILL ASSIST VICTIMS
CORRECTIONS
HELPLING OISASTER VICTIMS WAS LABOR OF LOVE FOR VOLUNTEERS
RED CROSS GFTS 15,000
BLOOO SHORTAGES REPORTED
BLOOD NEEDED
BLOOO APPEAL SUCCFSSFUL
DURHAM JOINS FAMINE FIGHT
REO CROSS HELPS IN FAMINE
AFRICAN NEED IS GREAT
HE FOUND THE TIME
BLOOO SUPPLIES ADEOUATE
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j e c t s
DURHA" RED CROSS GOING PAST G3 AL
FAMINE DRIVE TOPS GOAL
ICAN SCCIETY FOR TRAINING
RTP GROUP OFFICERS NAMED
ANO DEVELOPMENT
..PHONE ANO TELEGRAPH C?i
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ATCT BREAKUP CHANGES SYMBOL ANO NAME OF WESTERN ELECTRIC
PHONE BILLS MAY RISE
WORKEP'S IDEA WINS HO. OOO: JJST OON'T GET TWISTED WIRE
ATCT CHAIRMAN: TAKE DEREGULATION ALL THE WAY
END TO TELEPHONE CONFUSION SEEN
SOUTHERN BELL WON'T APPEAL DENIAL OF INTERIM RATE HIKE
SORRY, WRONG NUMBER
BURLINGTON FIPM GETS CONTRACT FOR «5.6 MILLION
ATCT TOLD TO PAY M92.9 MILLION TO TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN N.C.
PHONE DIRECTORY SERVICE TO JUHP
APPPOVAL SOUGHT FOR OISCOUNT HALING PLAN
SENATE PANEL OKS TELEPHONE COMPROMISE
ATCT CHANGES TO AFFECT 235 GREENSBORO JOBS
INSIOE
BUSINESSES HAVING TELEPHONE PROBLEMS
ATCT TO TRIM 97 JOBS IN N.C. BY END OF YEAR
ATCT ANNOUNCES. ..RATES ON. . . IN TERNA T I ONAL LONG DISTANCE CALLS IAOI
ATCT PAYMENT FOR LOCAL ACCESS CUT ill MILLION
ATCT WILL CONSTRUCT CENTER NEAR CHARLOTTE
ATCT GIVES OUKE COMPUTER GIFT
OUKE GIVEN 9 COMPUTERS BY ATCT
NO REGRETS. HUH?
AMERICAN TELEVISION AND COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF OURHAM
ALAMANCE BOARO HEARS CABLE TV COMPLAINTS
AMERICAN THREAD CO.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
AMERICAN BRANDS HAD RECORD 198 3 PROFITS
AMERICAN HAS TOP QUARTER
3 CANCER VICTIMS FILE 49.3 BILLION SUIT
NEW LUCKY LIGHTS TO BE INTRODJCEO
NEW CIGARETTE INTROOUCEO IN OURHAM
LUCKY STRIKE LIGHTS GO ON SALE IN OURHAM TODAY
AMERICAN NOT PLANNING TO ENTER GENERIC MARKET
NAACP'S FRA2IER SUES AMERICAN
OURHAM LEAF COMPANIES EXPECT 3 IG TOBACCO BUYS
DUKE HOMESTEAD GETS 115.000
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.. EMPLOYEES
MAN SUES AMERICAN OVER HIS DISMISSAL
WOULD ADD OVER 152 ACRES
ANNEXATION ASKED FOR 4 AREAS
CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUBDIVISIONS SET
AMERICAN VILLAGE NEIGHBORS HAVE THE HOLIOAY SPIRIT
AMERICANA CATERING
AN EARLY FEAST
AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION
ADA GIVES EAST, HELMS PERF
AMERICA'S 400
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SHIP EXP
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HERE'S A BIG ONE THIS WEEK ON ROANOKE ISLAND
S N.C. 113 MILLION
SHOWS TIP STUDENTS ARE NORMAL KIOS
AMETEK INC.
TCA GETS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CC B. AMETEK
AMINOIL USA INC.
RUMOR SPURS REYNOLDS STOCK
REYNOLDS SAYS IT WILL CONSIDER SELLING AMINOIL
R.J. REYNOLDS IS SELLING TWO CNERGY BUSINESSES
AMISH
AMISH FONONESS INSPIRES 1.200-MILE BUGGY JOURNEY
AMMONIA
AMMONIA IS RELEASED
AMMONIA GAS
AMMONIA LEAK CAUSES INJURIES. EVACUATION
AMMONIA LEAK PROMPTS EVACUATION
AMMONIA LEAK FORCES EVACUATION
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ORAFT RESISTERS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
OPPONENTS ATTACKING EXECUTION
MURDER CRUEL AND UNJUST. NOT EXECUTION
RIGHTS GROUP WILL MEET FOR 3 OAYS
OUKE PROF TO HEAD AMNESTY INT= RNAT I ON AL
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER"; TO MEET
BARFIELD GROUP: PROGRESS WAS MADE
TORTURE IS COMON THROUGHOUT ^^ E WORLD
AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEOICAL RESEARCH
COURT PERMITS "WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT
AMOSKEAG CO.
AMOSKEAG, FIELDCREST CONSIOER MERGER
AMPHETAMINE
DOCTOR'S LICENSE REVOKED
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3/17/84
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1/12/94
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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
S 1 T
E L V
C PG L P
JUDGE OOESN-T FORCE MAN BACK TO HOSPITAL
HF-LL RISK DYING TO AVOID SCALPEL
NEM LIMBS GIVE AMPUTEES HOPE FOR NORMAL LIFE
AMUSEMENT PARKS
BUNCOMBE PARK PLANS UNVEILED
AMWAYOISMISSAL OENIED IN AMWAY SUIT
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS SUIT AGAINST BRITT
JUOGE REFUSES TO APPOINT RECEIVER IN PROPERTY DISPUTE
AMYOTROPHI^LATFRAL ^CLEROSIS^ ^p,^ TECHNIauES TO BRING HER SICK.
*NALGNE'JANCCUAPROOUCTinN BILLED AS -BLUES SPECTACLE-
•ANALGESIA-: EXPERIMENTAL NIGHTMARE
AN° TffiNfelf.i£«:SMWtA£IWiKS FELL IN. PICTURE
H 2 4/1S/S4 » 8 N
H 2 4/19/84 A 18 N
H 2 4/21/84 A 13 P N
H 2 12/28/84 B 1 p N W36
S 2 9/05/8* C 10
H 3
1/17/84 B 1
N M36
S ?
1/17/84 A 5
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H 2
3/10/84 A 10
N W36
H 1 5/31/84 B 1 N
H 2 4/08/84 D 2 P F W66
H 2 4/13/84 0 7 R L34
H 2 8/17/84 D 4 R S66
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PROPOSALS
COURTHOUSE PLANS ARE STUDIED
AN0ER,SSuS?RY SELECTS SITE IN ALAMANCE
ANDREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION
GRANT ALLOWS OWE TO STUDY ECOSYSTEMS
DUKE GETS M25. 000 FROM FOUNDATION TO STUDY POLLUTION „„.,,..,
PROGRAM ALLOWS FORESTRY STU0E1 TS TO COMPETE FOR RESEARCH MONEY
H 2 10/23/84 A 1 N 881
S 2 10/23/84 C t N J56
H 1 5/17/84 B 1 N
S 2 8/09/84 C 4
H 2 8/10/84 B 4
H 2 12/06/84 A 12
SOCIETY PLANS TO SEARCH FOR BARNEY FIFE LOOK-ALIKE
IT'S OOBSON, NOT MAY8ERRY
OObSON WON-T CHANGE NAME TO MAYBERRY
GRIFFITH EMBARRASSED BY EFFORT TO GET A TOWN OF MAYBERRY
ANESTHESIA
UNC CARD MAY HELP SAVE LIVES
ANESTHESIA CRITICAL PART OF TRANSPLANTS
ANGEL TREE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. DURHAM
ANGEL TREE GIFTS TO HELP CHILDREN^
•ANGEL TREE- TO REMAIN AT MALL THREE MORE OAYS
HELPERS
ANGIER B. DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION PLANNED
20 STUOENTS RECEIVE ANGIER 8. OUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
2 GET DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
ANGLICANS
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SECOURT°CLEARSRBUSCH AND HARRIS IN ACCIDENT AT UNIVERSITY MALL
COURT ABSOLVES HARRIS IN SUIT
ANIMAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO DOG ATTACKS
LAWSUIT FILED OVER COUGAR ATTACK
SFTTLEMENT REACHED IN COUGAR ATTACK
OUT-UF-COURT SETTLEMENT REACHED IN COUGAR SUIT
BU3BA THE BABOON GETS 6-HONTH TERM
BITING BABOON TO KEEP HIS HEAO
CHIMP BENCHED FOR ROCK THROWING
DEER GORES MUSEUM TRAIN OPERATOR
DEER INJURES 2 AT MUSEUM
TRAIN ENGINEER IN HOSPITAL AFTER ATTACK
SCHOLARSHIP PLANNED IN MEMORY OF DOG
KILLING AGGRESSIVE DEER WOULO HAVE BEEN SENSELESS
PARRISH IMPROVES SLIGHTLY
MUSEUM ENGINEER IN GOOD CONDITION
N.C. WOMAN JAILED OVER RACCOON BITE
AN'MAUNRULYVANIMAL-S BEHAVIOR NOT EFFORT TO PUNISH OWNER
ANIMAL BITES
SEE ALSO RABIES
HUMAN BITES MAY LEAD TO SERIOJS INFECTIONS
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL
REVISED LAW FOR ANIMALS TO BE MULLEO
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES DN DOGS: CATS ADDED TO LIST
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
COUNTY TAXES ON PETS WILL SOLVE NO PROBLEMS
GARFIELD ON THE CAT TAX: -I HATE MONOAYS!1 (CARTOON)
NEW LAW WON-T STOP PLAYING WITH PETS
PET LAW IS TOO PUNITIVE
GOING TO THE CATS
PET LAW WILL HURT IRRESPONSIBLE OWNERS
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SFE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL "EPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
KIDS CREATE BE KINO TO ANIMALS ART
PURR-FECTLY ADORABLE
HAIRCUTS TO HELP OUT ANIMAL PROTECTION GROUP
ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO HUNTING
ANIMAL-RIGHTS ADVOCATES BRING INCREASING PRESSURE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SAYS AN IMAL -R I GHTS MOVEMENT -A THREAT-
ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
DOG THEFT CHARGED
CANINE CAPER: GOLDEN RETRIEVE* WAS SO LONELY,
ANIMALS
SEE ALSO DOG ATTACKS
SEE ALSO ENOANGEREO SPECIES
ITS MASTER STOLE.
12/14/84 A
12/27/84 A
12/27/84 A
12/28/84 B
12/29/84 B
S 2 12/08/84 A 13
H 2 12/13/84 8 4
S 2 12/21/84 A 12
S 2 3/20/84 A 6
S 2 5/07/84 C 3
H 2 5/08/84 A 15
H 2
6/19/84
A
1
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6/19/84
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4/11/84
*
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4/16/84
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4/17/84
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12
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8/30/84
A
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H 2
9/04/84
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9/21/84
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10/03/84
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L38
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10/04/84
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10/04/84
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10/05/84
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10/17/84
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11/30/84
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11/10/84 C
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11/13/84 A
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1/15/84 C 11
4/29/84 0 12
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IONI *L r /!•> UU INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/8*
KIDS CREATE BE KINO 10 ANIMALS ART
ANIMALS. CONTROL OF
SEE ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE DOG CONTROL
ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SFE ALSO ANIMALS. MFOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SALTER
MAN GETS SENTENCE FOR ABANOONING DOG
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
MUTILATION OF BEAGLE PUPPY UPSETS FORSYTH NEIGHBORHOOD
NO RESTRICTIONS ON DOG ABANDON ER WHO OVED AWAY
NOT ALL ARE CRAZIES
S U B J E C
ANIMA
HALS, DISEASES
SEE ALSO EQUINE LEUKOECEPHALOMAL C I A 1ELEM1
HORSE DEATHS ARE LINKED TO MOL OY CORN
MOLDY CORN FEED FATAL TO H0RSc S
ANIMALS, MEOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DUKE PRIVATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. LABORATORY ANIMAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
UNC SCIENTISTS BREED MICE FDR KIDNEY OISEASE SEARCH
BAT HEARING RESEARCH VALUABLE
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SAYS AN I MAL -R I GHTS MOVEMENT 'A THREAT'
THESE MICE MIGHTY HELPFUL TO SCIENCE
PROPOSAL WOULD RESTRICT CATS TO LEASHES
UNC 'DEATH ROW INMATES COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE
SCHOOL RAPPEO OVER LAB ANIMAL CARE
DOCTORS. PROFESSORS PROTEST SJOOTING OF GOATS AT BRAGG
SCIENTISTS AT UNC TURN BACK 'CLOCKS' TO CONTROL INSECTS
200 PIGS DIE IN FIRE AT N.C. STATE FARM
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES ON DOGS; CATS ADOEO TO LIST
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
ANNE FLEXNER MEMORIAL AWARD FOR CREATIVE WRITING
KIRBY, SCHLOTT WIN AWARDS
ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO GREEN
ANNEXATIONS
ANNEXATION A
MEETING SET
APPEALS COUR
DURHAM TO AN
ANNEXATION »
ANNEXATION R
N.C. SUPREME
HIGH COURT U
ARGUMENTS HE
CARV PREDICT
CARY'S MOVE
ANNEXATION P
ANNEXATIONS
ANNEXATION K
SUN BELT CIT
STATE APPEAL
N.C
M COUN
SPORO
WOULD
SKED F
NEXT W
T RULE
NEX PR
IT
ULING
COURT
PHQLDS
ARD ON
EO TO
COULD
olicy
A THRE
EY FAC
IES AR
S COUR
ANNEXATION
N.C ANNEXATION
C. ANNEXATION
ADD OVER 152 ACRES
OR * AREAS
EEK FOR CIVIC CENTER REPORT
S ANNEXATION WAS LEGAL
OPERTY WEST OF CITY
COURT AGAH
BRINGS DISAPPOINTMENT
UPHOLDS CITY ANNEXATION
1982 ANNEXATION PLAN
CITY ANNEXATION
REACH OURHAM COUNTY BY 199*
RAISE PARK QUESTION
NEEDED
AT
TOR IN CHARLOTTE'S BIG JUMP
E GROWING BY MIGRATION ANO ANNEXATION
UPHOLDS DE-ANNEXATION
ANNUITIES
COUNSEL TO BE HIRED IN GUARANTY OISPUTE
STATES PLAN ACTION AGAINST SELLERS OF ANNUITY POLICIES
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO MALNUTRITION
LIKE LIVING? OUIT SITTING
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY KICK
STUDY: COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY OBSESSION
ANOTHER COUNTRY (FILM)
•ANOTHER COUNTRY' SHEDS LIGHT ON BRITISH SPY SCANDALS
ANOTHER TIME. ANOTHER PLACE (FILM!
TRAGIC TALE UNFOLDS IN THIS SCOTTISH FILM
ANSON COUNTY, N.C.
AREA PLACED UNDER ANT QUARANTINE
ANTELOPE
RARE ANTELOPE HITS GLASS WALL, 01ES AT N.C. ZOO
ANTHROPOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
JANE GOODALL TO SPEAK
ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO EVOLUTION
ANTHROPOLOGIST GIVES SEXY THE3RY HF EVOLUTION
PELVIC STRUCTURE LINKED TO EVOLUTION
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS
SEE THE ARMY OF GOD C ANT I- A30R TI ON I ST GROUP I
publisher SAYS 'STAR WARS'
BUSING
WOJLD END NUCLEAR WAR FEARS
ANTI-BUSING PILL
SEE SCHOOLS,
ri-CANCER DRUGS
SEE Chemotherapy
ANTI-OEATM penalty
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
THEY BRAVE COLO. HOPE FOR L I Fr
RALLIES SEEK ?Nr) TO OEATH PENALTY
THE OEATH PENALTY
EXECUTION SUPPORTERS. FOES PUT HEAT ON HUNT
2 OURHAM VOICES PROTEST EXECUM^'J
FOES OF DEATH PENALTY FCAR LAWYER SHORTAGE
HUNT: GUILT PROVEN: PROTESTERS HOLD VIGIL
VIGIL PROTESTS EXECUTION
WITNESS DESCRIBES EXECUTION AT CENTRAL PRISON
CANDIDATE OPPOSES DEATH PENALTY
T
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B
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3/06/84
A
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3/07/84
A
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5/02/84
B
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5/03/84
A
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K90
H 2
5/04/84
B
N
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8/26/84
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10/29/84
A
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12/19/84
A
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1/05/84
A
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H 2
10/05/84
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S 2 7/27/8* CI* N
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S 2 2/22/84 C 10 N
H 2 10/31/84 A 13 N
S 2 4/19/8* 0 10 N
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S 2 10/12/84 C 1 N J56
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1/13/8*
1/13/8*
3/11/8*
3/13/84
3/l*/8*
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3/16/8*
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MONTHLY/
4 Vo.Ve4L - M/Sih
SUBJECTS
-tffvSi
METHODIST DELEGATES OPPOSE CA'ITAL PUNISHMENT
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
PROTESTORS DISAVOW EXECUTION OF BARFIELD WITH VIGILS. MARCH
STYRON'S CHOICE BRINGS HIM TO -LONE VIGIL' '8*
■""IfiKWHH .DIRECTOR EXPERIENCED PERSECUTION
anti-inflation program
see economy. u.s.
see inflation. u.s.
anti-nuclear movement
see also anti-war protestors
see also demonstrations
see also nuclear energy
see also nuclear plants. u.s.
nuclear freeze group plans sunday meeting
n.c. central student arrested at fla. pershing missile plant
freeze. yes! nuclear, no
fla. orops state charges against eight protesters
jesuit priest to speak on arms race
anti-semitism
see also anti-defamation league
see also jews
lucas: blacks to follow jackstn's call for unity
the threatened ■refuseniks"
anti-smoking campaign
see cigarettes
see tobacco. anti-smoking campaign
anti-starch pills
see starch blockers
see weight control
*nt,-In^dEl4hs
court rules hospital did not violate antitrust laws
anti-trust suits
see also lawsuit
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS.
OURHAM COUNTY
INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MERGERS (GENERAL HEADING!
MEDICAL BOAROS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSOR SAYS
MEDICAL STANOAROS. LICENSING NECESSARY
ORANGE JUICE FIRM FILES ANTITRUST SUIT OVER N.C. MARKET
ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
N.C. MAN AMONG GROUP CONVICTED IN DEFENSE PLANT BREAK-IN, VANDALISM
ANT IBIOTICS
SEE ALSO OES (DIETHYLSTILBESTROL I
SEE ALSO ORUGS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
HOG FARMERS WORRY ABOUT ANTIBIOTICS BAN
NORTH CAROLINA EXPERTS DISAGREE ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTIBIOTICS
ANTIBIOTIC ABUSE IN LIVESTOCK CAN CAUSE HUMAN ILLNESS
ANTIHISTAMINES
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW ANTIHISTAMINE SAVES ALLERGY SUFFERERS FROM SLEEPINESS
ANTIQUE SHOWS
30 ANTIQUE DEALERS EXPECTED
ANTIQUES SHOW TO OPEN OCT. 5
ANTIQUE SHOW COMING UP
ANTIQUES
SEE '
ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
UNC INVENTORY TURNS UP UNUSUAL ITEMS
N.C. SILVER: KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY
ANTITRUST LAWS
SEE ANTI-TRUST SUITS
APARTHEID
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
SULLIVAN'S PRINCIPLES OFFER WAY TO HANDLE APARTHE 10
"RUBBISH" - REAGAN AIDE TELLS CRITICS OF S. AFRICAN POLICY ICARTOONI
HELMS: COLLEAGUES ERR ON APARTHEIO
BOTH HELMS AND RtAGAN RIGHT ABOUT APARTHEID
APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAMPUS APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C OOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COURT APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAO HILLS
SEE ALSO TUWNHOUSES
PROVIDE APARTMENTS IN HOTEL
CLARK LAKE RESIDENTS RAP APARTMENT PROJECT
UNIVERSITY DR. JOINT PAYMENT PLAN GETS OK
NEW DEVELOPMENT PLANNEO NEAR : I TY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN OK APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
CITY SEEKING REDESIGN OF APARTMENT COMPLEX
CITY WANTS TO WIDEN GUESS ROAD
COUNTY BOARD SETS NEW MEETING OAYS
BROWNSTONE VOTE DELAYED
HOUSING THEN AND NOW
N.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY T3 SELL BONOS FOR APARTMENTS
TOWN ASKEO TO SEEK FEDERAL GRANT FOR APARTMENT PROJECT
APARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON APARTMENTS
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS ARE ON DRAWING BOARD
WATTS RE20NING APPROVAL
APFX HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SOUTHERN TOPS APEX AFTER EARLY
APEX TURNS BACK DUNN
APOLLO 4
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
FIREWORKS
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MUSEUM'S APOLLO * RECLAIMED H 2
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APOLLO * CAPSULE LEAVING MUSEJM FOR SLOW JOURNEY TO SMITHSONIAN H 2
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MONEY FOR JETTIES IS NOT IN BJOGET
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.
FORMER ASU PRESIDENT PLEMMONS OIES
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
APPALACHIAN STATE NAMES DEAN'S LIST
APPALACHIAN RELEASES NAMES OF GRADUATES
MS. TZAVARAS IS NAMED OT I EMPLOYEE OF MONTH
APPALACHIAN STATE AWAROS DEGREES
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
BLUE DEVILS RIOE DAWKINS. ALAR IE TO WIN
DEVILS. DAWKINS WHIP APPS
OUKE HOSTS APP. STATE
OUKE CRANKS UP OFFENSE. HEARS OUT APPALACHIAN
BLUE DEVILS TOY WITH APPALACHIAN
DEACONS STRUGGLE PAST APPALAC-IIAN
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
TIGERS PAG M0UNTANE6RS BUT FOR 0 STILL CONCERNED
RAMSEUR RUNS WAKE PAST ASU
APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL I CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR 1 3T H APPLE CHILL
OFFICIALS PLAN FOR APPLE CHILL
THRILLS AT APPLE CHILL
APPLE CHILL
JUGGLING
APPLE CIDER
TRACES OF LEAD FOUNO IN N.C. APPLE JUICE
BOB-BOBBING ALONG
APPLES IN BRIGHTLEAF
RESTAURANT PLANNEO
APPLIQUE
APPLIOUED GOOOS FOR SALE
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C. INTERNS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
FBI PROBES JOB TRAINING CONTRACTS
APRIL FOOL'S DAY
FOOLS' TALES
0. WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE ON APRIL 1
AQUA GARDENS
AOUA GAROENS SEEKS REORGANIZATION
MONEY PROBLEMS LEAD THEME PAR< TO REORGANIZATION
AQUANAUTICS CORP.
AQUANAUTICS. OUKE FORM PARTNERSHIP
AQUANAUTICS. OUKE ENTER PARTNERSHIP
FIRM SAYS OUKE'S ARTIFICIAL GILL WORKING
1RBITRATI0N
SEE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
ARBOR DAY
ARBOR OAY IN DURHAM
NEW TREE
A TREE GROWS IN DURHAM
OBSERVE ARBOR DAY
A OAY FOR THE TREES
ARBY'S 12101 ROXBORO ROAD)
MONEY STOLEN FROM RESTAURANT
ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO ANTIOUFS
SEE ALSO BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO FOSSILS
DUKE SCIENTIST FINOS FOSSILS IF EARLY APE
LOST COLONY SEARCH CONTINUES
YOUNGEST SCHOLAR WINS 1128,000 MACARTHUR GRANT
LOST WORLDS: THE SEARCH IS ON AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
OURHAM MAY HOST ARCHAEOLOGY MEET
WFU ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIGGING FOR BODIES OF BRITISH SOLOIERS
LOST COLONY THEORY: LIKELY UNDER WATER
OIGGERS BELIEVE THEY'LL UNRAVEL STORY OF INDIAN VILLAGE
ARCHOALE. N.C.
ARCHOALE PINES FOR ZIP CODE OF ITS OWN
ARCHOALE DRIVE
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT CREATES A HAZARD
ARCHITECTS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, ARCHITECTS
ARCHITECTS TO BE ASKEO FOR IDEAS ON COURTHOUSE
2/01/8*
2/02/84
ARCHITECTyRAL_AND_HISTpR;.CAL INVENTORY OF THE CITY OF DURHAM IBOOKI
INVENTORY IBOOKI
- ECTUR
SEE ARCHITECTURE, OURHAM
SEE OURHAM ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORIC
ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
CAMPUSES MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO SERVE DISABLED
DISABLED TO FIND FESTIVAL ACCESSIBLE
PROVISIONS MADE FOR HAN01CAPPED
ORANGE HIGH GETS 1100,000
SCHOOL TO BE MADE ACCESSIBLE
COUNTY PLANS IMPROVING ACCESS FOR HANOICAPPED
CARRBORO STUDY SHOWS TOWN HAS DONE WELL IN HELPING HANDICAPPED
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CARRBORO GETS GOOD GRADES FOR HELPING THE HANDICAPPEO
TRIANGLE STUDY WILL ASSIST HAMOICAPPED
CITY HELP TO HANDICAPPEO AOEOJATE
NOW CAROLINA BALLROOM ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE
DATE
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SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY IS A VALUABLE BOOK
ARCHITECTURE TOPIC OF FREE LECTURE SERIES
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RECEIVE AWA* OS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
BROWN'S RESEARCH CITED
OUKE'S ARCHITECTURE HAS ENGLISH INFLUENCE
FIRE STATION IS GONE
WHAT A CHANGE
ARCHITECTURE^;). CjN AWAR0S F0R BUIL0ING OESIGNS
IRREPRESSIBLE WOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURED N.C. ARCHITECTURE
THE LITERARY LANTERN
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
AHEC CHANGES MADE
POLITICS UNAVOIDABLE ON BUENOS AIRES VISIT ,
ARGENTINA AS GROUCHO MARX ASKING FOR ANOTHER LOAN (CARTOONI
ARLENE'S MOVIES
MASSAGE PARLOR
ARMAGEDDON
IS ARMAGEDOON NEAR?
ARMAGEOOON CHEMICAL CO. .„..„„
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING CO.. INC.
BLOCK PARTY: TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF CHEMICAL LEAK
ARMEO ROBBERY, CARRBORO
CARRBORO ROOMMATES ROBBED
ARMED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
TWO ARMED MEN ROB WINN-OIXIE STORE
GROCERY STORE ROBBED
2 HELD IN STORE ROBBERY
TWO CHARGEO WITH ROBBERY
POLICE: SUSPECT HAO STOLEN SILVER
TRUCK DRIVER KIDNAPPED, ROBBED
HOURS BEFORE SHE WAS SLAIN CLERK SAID SHE WAS UNAFRAIO
ROBBER GETS DRUGS
ARMEO ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
DURHAM MAN IS ROBBED OF »325 AT GUNPOINT
MAN ROBBED IN APARTMENT
ROBBER TAKES «30 FROM STORE
12,500 REWARD PUT UP
ROBBER TAKES 1500 FROM BOULEVARD GULF
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN GAS STATION ROBBERY
MAN ROBBED AT HOME
TELEVISION SAID STOLEN
2 PIZZA DELIVERYMEN ROBBED
DELIVERY MAN WITH PIZZA IS ROBBED
2 ARRESTEO IN POLICE CHASE
DELIVERY MAN IS ROBBEO, ASSAULTED
OELIVERYMAN IS ROBBEO AT GUNPOINT
TWO MEN, WOMAN ARRESTED ON PIZZA ROBBERY CHARGES
STUDENT HELD IN PIZZA ROBBERIES
ARMED MAN ROBS BETHESOA BANK
BANK ROBBER IS SOUGHT
JEWELRY IS TAKEN IN ROBBERY
MAN IS ROBBEO IN HOME
TWO MEN HOLD UP DRIVER AT GUNPOINT
OURHAM MAN IS ROBBED
OURHAM POLICE SHOOT MAN AFTER ROBBERY
SUSPECT IN ROBBERY, ASSAULT SHOT IN ANKLE DURING CHASE
MAN SHOT BY POLICE IS IN GOOD CONDITION
SUSPECT ELUDES MANHUNT
MAN WITH GUN ROBS PIZZA HUT
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBEO, ARMEO MEN ESCAPE WITH $750
CONVENIENCE STORE HIT
MAN ROBS 7-ELEVEN
2 STORES ROBBED OF «2,400; OFFICERS SUSPECT SAME MAN
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARD
ROBBERS HIT GAS STATION
ARMED MEN ROB SERVICE STATION
MAN ROBBEO
LAKEWOOO CLEANERS HIT
MAN CHARGEO IN ROBBERY
MAN CHAPGEO WITH RIP BANK HOLDUP
MAN IS ROBBEO OF CASH
FLORIDA WOMAN HELD IN ROBBERY
WINN-DIXIE ROBBED
ROBBERIES BRING 14-YEAR SENTENCE
MAN GETS 14-YEAR PRISON TERM FOR ARMED ROBBERY
VICTIM RUNS, FOILS ARMED ROBBER
SALESMEN ROBBED
STICK BEATING REPORTED
CATERER REPORTS ROBBERY, KIDNAPPING DURING DELIVERY
A CIGARETTE, A QUARTER ANO A 3 UN
PIZZA PLACE ROBBERY NETS THIEVES S150
ASSAULT SCARED WOMAN
SECONO TRIAL STARTS FOR ODOM
ROBBERS ASSAULT MAN, THREATEN WIFE
2 HELD AT GUNPOINT AS MEN STEAL J370
PIZZA PARLOR ROBBED
BLIND MAN ROBBEO
RESTAURANT ROBBED
GUNMEN ROB MAN
WOMAN IS ROBBEO
RESTAURANT ROBBED
NINTH STREET RESTAURANT ROBBED
WATERMELON SALESMAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
S200 TAKEN IN ROBBERY
INSURANCE FIRM ROBBEO AT LAKErfOOO
CHILD THREATENED AS WOMAN ROBBEO
CASH, CHECKS ARE STOLEN
ROBBERY NETS CASH, TELEVISION
2 SHOP ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED
COMPUTER, PHONE REPORTED STOLEN
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TEEN-ACER CHARGEO IN ARMEO ROB
TWO MEN ASK FOR WATER. ROB RES
DESCRIPTIONS OF SUSPECT SIM1LA
GUNMAN ROBS WINN-OlxlE STORE
MAN SAYS COUPLE 6R0KE IN. FIRE
COUPLE CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
COUPLE CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGEO WITH A»
GREENSBORO MAN FACES ARMED ROB
ASSAILANTS GRAB WALLET. STAB Y
MAN WEARING BAG ROBS PHARMACIS
MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS BUSINESS
HANDICAPPED WOMAN ASSAULTED
BURGLARS HIT COLLEGE INN AGAIN
HAN WITH SHOTGUN ROBS SOUTH S3
ROBBERY SUSPECT NABBEO AFTER W
MAN CHARGED IN ROBBERY
CHAIN HOISTS SAIO STOLEN
WRONG TOTAL LISTED IN BAKERY 1
MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
POLICE INVESTIGATE SHOOTING
HITCHHIKING: MOTORIST BALKS AT
2 TEENS CHARGED IN HOLO'JP ATTF
TWO CHARGED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
GUNMAN ROBS DURHAM CONVENIENCE
SUSPECT CHARGFD IN STORE 'OBBE
CASHIER MURDEREO DURING STORE
2 INCIDENTS TIED TO DURHAM CLF
POLICE FOLLOW LEADS IN CLERK'S
SALFSMAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
MAN ROBPED AT GUNPOINT
HOURS BEFORE SHE WAS SLAIN CL'
SAVINGS ANO LOAN OFFICE ROBBED
2 CHARGEO IN SCL HOLDUP HELD 0
DURHAM POLICE SEEK BANK ROBBE'
RALEIGH MAN HELD FOR BANK ROB8
MAN HELD IN SCL HOLDUP MAY F*r
BERY AT IVY ROOM EATERY
IDENT
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MEO ROBBERY OF DURHAM STORE
BERY CHARGES
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RECKING HIS AUTO
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MPT
HOLDUP
RK'S SLAYING
SLAYING
RK SAIO SHE WAS UNAFRAID
! 2 MEN ARRESTEO
N UOO.000 BONOS
Y CLUES
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E MORE CHARGES
ARMED ROBBERY
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO R
MARINE A
ROBBERS
PERSON C
MAN CHAR
GAS STAT
STATION
MAN CHAR
SANFORO
2 FLORID
NEW TRIA
MAN ROBS
CONVICTE
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. N.C.
ANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
OBBERY, N.C.
RRESTED ON FUGITIVE CHARGE
HIT CHURCH MEETING
ONVICTION UPHELD
GEO WITH ROBBERY
ION ROBBED OF $450
ROBBEO
GED WITH ROBBFRY
MAN RECEIVES TERM ON GUN CHARGE
A MEN HELD IN ROBBERY
L SOUGHT IN ROBBERY CASE
BURLINGTON STORE
0 MAN CHANGES STORY
GEO WITH ROBBERY
GED WTIH ROBBFRY
NT MAN LOSES THIRO 813 TO GET NEW TRIAL
ON MAN CHARGEO IN ROBBERY
AY S2.S00 TAKEN IN ROBBFRY WAS RECOVERED
USPECT SAME GUNMAN IN TWO ROBBERIES. ASSAULTS
ARNS TRUTH: HUSBAND A ROBBER
ETS 1450
CHARGED IN VANCE ROBBERY
WOMAN FREES HERSELF
DING INNOCENCE LOSES 910 FOR NEW TRIAL
BYRD'S STORE IN BURLINGTON
N FACES MORE INDICTMENTS
BLED. MAN GETS RIDE; IS ROBBED
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. SLAYING
0 IN ROBBERY OF SCL
ARMED ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
MAN GETS 20 YEARS IN PRISON
ROSS GETS 20 YEARS
TWO MEN ROB OPANGE COUNTY STO' E AT GUNPOINT ANO ESCAPE
GUNMAN STRIKES STORE CLERK, TAKES MONEY
OUICK SHOP ROBBED
ARMITAGE SHANKS GROUP LTO.
NEW MOORESVILLE FIRM TO HIRE 130 EMPLOYEES FOR CERAMIC FIXTURES
ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO MILITARY AID (TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES!
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
IF CARROT FAILS. USE STICK
ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY
SEE WEST POINT (U.S. ARMY ACAOEMYI
ARMY, RECRUITING
SEE MILITARY, RECRUITING
ARMY CORPS OF ENG
HEARING MAY
GASTON PIPEL
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JETTY COSTS
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RETURN OF TH
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S 2
12/11/84
A
1
N
A47
H 2
12/12/94
A
1
N
A54
S 2
12/12/84
A
1
N
A47
S 2
12/12/84
A
5
N
S 1
12/12/84
C
1
N
H 2
12/13/94
B
1
N
A54
S 2
12/21/94
A
1
N
J56
S 2
12/22/84
A
1
N
L38
S 2
12/22/84
A
3
N
H 2
12/28/84
B
1
N
«54
S 2
12/2 8/94
C
1
N
A47
H 2
l/10/»4
B
12
N
H 1
1/12/84
B
N
H 1
1/18/94
B
N
H 1
1/24/84
B
N
H 2
2/19/94
C
14
N
S 2
2/20/94
A
N
H 1
3/17/84
B
N
H 2
3/28/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
4/05/94
B
N
H 2
4/06/84
A
10
N
H 1
4/07/84
c
N
H 2
4/12/54
A
N
H 1
4/12/84
B
N
H 1
5/19/84
B
N
H 2
5/31/84
C
N
H 1
7/10/84
B
N
H 1
7/1 1/84
a
N
H 2
7/20/84
A
N
H 2
7/23/84
A
N
H 3
8/10/84
B
N
H 1
10/26/84
B
N
S 2
11/14/84
C
N
H 2
11/17/84
A
N
H I
11/21/84
B
N
H 2
11/29/84
C
8
N
H 2
12/02/84
8
10
N
H 2
12/20/84
A
8
N
H 2
12/22/84
B
6 P
N
H 2
1/10/84
B
1
N
S 2
1/10/94
A
6
N
S 1
2/08/94
C
1
N
H 3
11/06/84
c
1
N
S 1
11/06/84
c
1
H
H 2
7/15/84
0
11
N
S 2 7/30/84 A
INEERS
NOT DELAY PIPELINE
S
1
1/09/84
C
3
H
INE PERMIT APPROVED
H
2
1/10/84
A
1
N
E TO BLOCK WATER PIPELINE
s
2
1/10/84
A
I
N
PIPELINE
s
2
1/11/84
A
4
E
ENGINEERS ANO THE LAKE GASTON PIPELINE (CART0ON1
H
2
1/12/84
A
4 T
T
R56
NJUNCTION ON PIPELINE
H
2
1/13/84
A
1
N
046
ICT ENGINEER OKS WATER REALLOCATION
H
2
1/14/84
A
5
N
PROJECT BATTLE LINES ORAWN
S
2
1/14/94
A
16
N
LS WANT PIPELINE < TUOY
S
2
2/08/84
A
1
N
VERNORS AT ODDS AT PIPELINE HEARING
H
2
2/09/84
B
1
N
S EYES GASTON WATER
H
1
5/31/84
B
I
N
DERS ADDING CORPS TO LAKE GASTON SUIT
H
2
6/15/84
A
6
N
TOWN TO FIND OUT IF CORPS WILL JOIN PIPELINE SUIT
H
1
6/15/94
B
I
N
HEARING ON PIPEL INE
H
2
6/28/84
A
12
N
OE
S
2
6/30/84
A
4
E
S STILL ACTIVE DESPITE POOR ATTENDANCE
s
2
7/10/84
A
4
E
RICT ENGINEER RETIRING
H
2
7/13/84
A
9
N
N COSTS TOO HIGH TO JUSTIFY, UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
H
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7/31/84
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N
046
0 ON LAKE GASTON
s
2
8/02/94
A
1
N
STALL GASTON PIPELINE FUNDS
H
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8/03/34
A
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N
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s
2
8/07/84
A
4
E
.C. JETTIES WOULD BE GUOD INVESTMENT
s
2
8/07/84
A
9
N
S REPORT ON INLET JETTIES
H
2
8/09/84
A
6
N
CH GAINS ALLY IN 'IPELINE FIGHT
H
2
8/10/84
A
1
N
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNEO
H
2
8/10/84
C
5
N
UTRAL ON GASTON WATER
H
2
8/11/94
A
1
N
PRESS LAKE GASTON PIPELINE SUIT
H
2
9/07/84
A
1
N
F ENGINEERS AS SANTA (CARTOONI
H
2
9/10/84
A
4 T
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R56
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H
2
9/21/94
A
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N
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9/27/84
A
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H
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10/09/R4
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N
SUIT OVER GASTON PIPELINE
H
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12/08/84
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MONTHLY/A
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MARKE WORLD OH AMAV
ARMY RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CO'PS
SEE U.S. ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
ARROWOnD TECHNOLOGIES
COMPANY WILL BUILD PLANT NEAR ROX80RO
ROXBORO LOSES BIO FOR «225.003 GRANT
PERSON'S BOARD LKS AGREEMENT M I TH ARROWOOO
ARSON
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
BLAZE DESTROYS BARN
ARSON. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
OFFICIALS PRO»E CAUSE OF FIRE AT FIRM
CHARGES OF ARSON. MURDER DROPPED AGAINST CASTLEBERRY
CASUEBERRY CHARGES ARE DROPPED
FIRE DESTROYS HOME: POLICE SUSPECT ARSON
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARD
ARSON INVESTIGATED IN BURNING OF VAN
ARSON EYED IN HOME FIRE
RFSIOENT CHARGED IN APARTMENT FIRES
WOMAN CALLS ARSON ARREST A FRAME, SET-UP
WOMAN RELEASED AFTER BONO REOJCED
APARTMENT TENANT CHARGED WITH ARSON
MAN SHOT DURING SPAT
ARSON, N.C.
WOMAN JAILED FOR HOTEL FIRE
OFFICERS PROBING FRANKLIN BREA
JUDGE UPHOLDS ARSON CHARGE
CHARGES NOT DISMISSED
CHIEF'S WIFE CHARGED WITH SETT
JURY CHARGES LLOYO WITH FRAUD,
MRS. LLOYO ARRESTEO, RELEASED
LLOYD FACES FRAUD CHARGE
SMALL FIRE SET IN MANLY OORM
TWO ARE CHARGED WITH SETTING F
STUDENTS CHARGED IN FIRE
MAN CHARGEO IN UNC FIRE
TWO CHARGEO IN FRANKLIN LOUNGF
LOUNGE CASE CHARGES FILEO
FIRE, EXPLOSION ROCK HENDERSON
SBI, HENDERSON OFFICIALS PROBI
OFFICERS INSPECT RUBBLE OF STO
EMPLOYEE HELD IN STORE BURNING
FORUM SET IN VANCE ON RACIAL T
2ND PERSON CHARGEO IN HENDERSO
SANDERS NOT SATISFIED WITH PRO
MOBILE HOME BURNS, ARSON IS IN
FIRE SAID SET AFTER ROBBERY
ROXBORO MAN CHARGED IN FIRE
POSSIBILITY OF ARSON PROBED IN
ARSON IS INVESTIGATED IN MOBIL
HAN, WOMAN ARRESTED IN FATAL :
VANCE MAN INDICTED IN SHOE-ST3
LIQUID POURED ON FLOORING PRIO
WITNESS FAILS TO IDENTIFY DEF?
HOUSE DAMAGE OVER $10,000
ARSON CHARGE DISMISSED; 2 OTHF
CHAPEL HILL FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE
FRAUD CHARGE OISMISSEO IN MRS.
JURY: MRS. LLOYO GUILTY OF DU<
HEARING SET FOR FIRE CHIEF'S W
JUDGE MOVES SANDERS TRIAL
90-DAY TERM, SI, 000 FINE DEALT
FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE SENTENCED fl
MRS. LLOYD FILES APPEAL
JUOGE SETS « 7,500 BONO FOR MRS
17,500 BONO SET FOR MRS. LLOYO
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTI
JURY IS SELECTED AS SANDERS T?
WITNESS SAYS SANOERS SHOWEO HI
DEFENSE ATTACKS KEY WITNESS IN
WITNESSES SAY SANOERS WANTED T
WITNESSES: SIGNS BLOCKED VIEW
OWNER FOUND INNOCENT OF PLOT T
VANCE COUNTY MAN CLEARED IN A'
JURY FREES OWNER IN STORE FIRF
MONTHS AFTER DEATH, ORANGE TRA
TWO STOOE OWNERS SHOT BEFORE S
TWO PEOPLE SHOT AND STORE SET
HALIFAX MAN CHARGED IN MANTEO
N.C. CRIME OIPS 4X
FORMER FRANKLINTON POLICEMAN :
PARDON IS SOUGHT FOR EX-LAWMA<
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AOMITS SETTING FIRES
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H 1 12/13/84 B 1
H 1 12/29/84 C 1
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S 2
3/16/84
A 5
N
H 2
4/10/84
A 1
P N
S82
S 2
4/10/84
C 1
N
H 2
4/22/84
C 7
N
H 2
5/10/84
A 10
P N
S 2
7/28/84
A 3
N
S 2
11/05/84
C I
N
H 2
11/13/84
A 1
P N
A54
S 2
11/13/84
A 1
N
A47
H 2
11/14/84
B 1
N
S82
H 2
11/20/84
C 1
N
S 2
11/22/84
C 1
N
H ?
H 1
1/01/84
C 10
N
1/07/84
B 1
N
H 2
1/10/84
A 10
N
W36
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1/10/84
A 5
N
H 3
i/ll/84
B 1
N
W36
S 2
1/11/84
A 1 1
N
H 2
1/17/84
A 15
N
S 2
1/18/84
A 16
N
H 3
2/11/84
B I
N
H 3
3/16/84
B I
N
S 2
3/16/84
A 5
N
S 2
3/27/84
A 7
N
H 1
3/28/84
B 1
N
H 1
3/31/84
C 1
N
H 2
4/02/84
A 1
N
H 1
4/03/84
B 1
N
H I
4/04/84
8 1
N
L30
H 2
4/05/84
B 1
N
H 1
4/06/84
B 1
N
H60
H 1
4/10/84
B 1
N
S 2
4/24/B4
C 1
B
H05
S 2
4/25/84
A 3
N
H 1
5/25/84
B 1
N
H 1
6/05/84
B I
N
H 1
6/06/84
B 1
N
S 2
6/07/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/12/84
8 1
N
H 2
7/11/84
A 9
N
S 2
8/08/84
A 11
N
W36
H 3
8/09/84
B 1
N
W36
S 2
8/09/84
A 15
N
W36
H 3
8/10/84
B 1
N
W36
S 2
B/10/84
A 5
N
W36
H 3
8/11/84
B 1
N
W36
H 2
8/12/84
A 1
N
W36
S 2
8/13/84
A 3
N
H 1
8/16/84
B 1
N
L40
H 2
8/17/84
B 1
N
W36
S 2
8/17/84
A 5
N
H 3
8/28/84
B 1
N
S 2
9/04/84
A 1
N
W36
H 3
9/05/84
B 1
N
H 2
9/20/84
A 14
N
H 1
10/16/84
C 1
N
L40
H 1
10/17/84
B 1
N
L40
H 1
10/18/84
B 1
N
L40
H 1
10/19/84
B 1
N
L40
H I
10/20/84
C 1
N
L40
H 2
10/23/84
A 1
N
L40
S 2
10/23/84
A 1
N
J56
H 2
10/24/84
A 1
N
L40
H 2
11/03/84
A I
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11/20/84
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N
H 2
11/21/84
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N
H 2
12/04/84
A 9
N
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12/17/84
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N
H I
12/21/84
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N
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12/30/84
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S 2 2/25/84 A
SEE ALSO BAROOUE ART
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. ART
SEE ALSO COMPUTER ART
SEE ALSO MOOERN ART
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
FUOUA SCHOOL INVESTING IN ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART
ARTIST BELIEVES BAD ART HAS NEVER BEEN WORSE
ART BRIGHTENS HOSPITAL ROOMS
JUST HANGING AROUND
ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
LINKS' ART AUCTION TO BE HELD SUNDAY
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT EYE CENTER
BENEFIT ART AUCTION PLANNED FTR OCT. 20
ART WORKS TO BE SOLO FOR DUKE EYE CEMTER
GALA EYE CENTER BENEFIT ART AJCTION DUBBED 'FIRST ANNUAL-
DUKE ART AUCTION RAISES OVER H2.000
ART AUCTION RAISES »12,000 FOR PROGRAMS AT EYE CENTER
ART EDUCATION
ARTTsrEDUC^hoNNFA;RSTSETNTS " N° »RTISTIC USE F0R COMPUTERS
ART EXHIBITIONS, DURHAM
A DAY IN LIFE OF AUSTRALIS WILL BE ON EXHIBIT AT DUKE
ART GUILO OPENS TWO SHOWS
SOMERHILL SHOWS NEW YORKER'S ART
MARIANNE MANASSE LEAVES JOYFUL LEGACY
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AUSTRALIA OFFER SLICE OF 0A1LY LIFE
H 2 7/15/84 D 11
S 2 11/08/84 D 4
H 1 12/05/84 B I
H 3 12/18/84 C 1
4/26/84
9/20/84
9/25/84
10/15/84
10/23/84
10/25/84
10/26/84
7/04/84
9/13/84
1/06/84
1/06/84
1/13/84
1/19/84
1/19/84
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6
8
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13
21
7 P F W24
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1/01/84 - 12/51784
SUBJECTS
'AGE 32
1/14/85
AWARO WINNERS EXHIBIT
SIMILARITIES. HALF A WORLD APART
STUOENT ART SHOW IS LIVELY AND FJN
EXHIBIT A TESTIMONY TO LIFE
WINTER TREES
BLACK ARTISTS. MAINSTREAM SHOW
IMAGINATION STARS IN COUNCIL SHOWS
QUILT EVENT OPENS SAT.
LANDSCAPES: TWO PERSPECTIVES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
INOIAN. ESKIMO ART COMES TO DJKE
DURHAM TECH OPENS SHOW SUNDAY
CANAOIAN EXHIBIT FULL OF -WONDERFUL THINGS'
ARTSEEN
CANAOA ART MIXES PAST. PRESENT
NEW YORK'S ALIVF IN OUKE SHOW
ACKLAND OPENS MFA EXHIBIT
EXHIBITS REVEAL THE BIG PICTURE
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LANOSCAP6S. ICONS HIGHLIGHT TWO LOCAL SHOWS
ANCIENT ANDES' ART IS SUMMER SHOW
OUKE OFFERS CULTURAL EVENTS AND EXHIBITS
TAPESTRY SHOW OPENS
DUNCANSON PAINTINGS HIGHLIGHT ART EXHIBITS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
LIBRARY EXHIBITING PRISONERS' ART
MEMBERS' EXHIBITIONS: CHANGING STYLES. GROWTH
BRITISH-AMERICAN ARTIST FEATLREO
NCCU HOSTS SUNOAY TALKS C RECEPTION
EXHIBITS REVEAL NEW DIRECTIONS
PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW FOCUSES ON HISTORY OF MOOERN OANCE
PAINTER'S PLACE IN HISTORY PROVEN
EOWAROS TO HOLD NCCU EXHIBITI3N
INSTRUCTOR ART, 3UILT HANG AT ARTS COUNCIL
EXHIBIT SHOWS ANDES ART EQUAL TO GREECE. ROME
S5* Sf theHandesSM0WS *rtists' ioe*s up close
somerhill exhibits new art c artists
etching show in ouke library
symposium set on andes art exhibit at ouke
duke museum plans anoes art symposium
judge gallery to open at brightleaf souare
new ideas, twists in oupham, carrboro
photos at duke depict arab wo» ld
ceramic 'fantasy' opens on sunday
photo oisplay opens at duke
art ano music mean history at ouke
photos art inoeeo in still lice shows
eoith london '...hitting it at 80'
carol kucera show big. varied
judge leaves ouestions at mixio-bag guilo show
guild presents a fine show
'...in the moonlight-
four from good exhibit crop
art guilo extenos juried show
center/gallery opens a double feature thursoay
art exhibitions, n.c.
see also artists, n.c.
ARTSEEN
NEED FOR WOROS WEAKENS THE ART IN AFRICANO SHOW
TRIANGLE PHOTOGRAPHERS IN GREENSBORO SHOW
EXHIBIT OF WYETHS AT STATE MUSEUM
TWO VIEWS OF JEWISH ART DIFFER
WALL SCULPTURES SHOWN IN CARR30R0
PHOTO EXHIBI T SLATED
PYLE AND THE WYETHS: PICTURES WORTH
ACKLAND OPENS GRAPHICS SHOW
ALL-AMEPICAN PRINT SHOW OPENS
SOMERHILL SHOWS BIG PAINTINGS
ANDREW STAR IN WYETH-PYLE SHOW
VALUE OF QUILTS RECOGNIZED
SHOW MOVES PRINTS TOWARO RECOGNITION
WORLDS OF IMAGINATION
DENISE LANOI EXHIBIT OPENS
SI?!:l?.}*I=i59IS.IT ?tS "*T OPENING IN WINSTON-SALEM
WEAVERS' FESTIVAL BEGINS SATURDAY
STUDENT ART OPENS AT NCCU ~
SHOWS CONTRAST SCULPTURE STYLES
ART EXHIBIT TO OPEN
SEA ISLANO PHOTOS AT OUR. TECH
DUKE OPENS JAPANESE PRINT SHOW
WAR VETERANS' ART WORKS WILL BE DISPLAYED
N.C. women HELP CREATE juOY CHICAGO'S 'BIRTH PROJECT'
LANDSCAPES. ICONS HIGHLIGHT Two LOCAL SHOWS
ISRAELI GRAPHICS OPEN J"u»»
N.C. ARTISTS EXHIBITION OPENS SATURDAY
EXHIBIT BY N.C. ARTISTS OPENING ON SATURDAY
BJl-P SUBJECT, BRIGHT IMAGES USED IN 'BIRTH PROJECT'
ACKLANO'S ART: POP, OP, AD AND FOLK
JUGTOWN SHOW OPENS SATUROAY
I2i?TS p"OJECT' REVOLUTIONARY IN IDEA, EXECUTION
SPRING BRINGS PARIS ART TO ACX LANO
FOR ART'S SAKE
N.C. ART SHOWS NATIONAL TRENDS
OUCK ART'S AT SCIENCE MUSEUM
NATURE. MYTH MARK EXHIBIT
ARTIST MAKES THINGS 'LIKE BIRDS'
CARRBORO GALLERY GETS FLOOR SHOW
BRITISH AMERICAN ART PROGRAMS PLANNED
TREE ARTIST HAS CHAPEL HILL SHOW
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•CLASSICAL' SHOW OPENS
MUSEUM SHOWS FAMILIAR MADE INTO ART
DUKE HOSPITAL SHOWS OOLDEN'S XEROGRAPHY
GO FOR 'BAROQUE' EXHIBITION
CHARLOTTE WATERCOLORIST'S EXHIBIT AT HOTEL EUOOPA
LIBRARY EXHIBITNG ART, HISTORY
NOT A SHOW OF ANCIENT ART, BUT
FURNITURE FOR ART
ACKLAND SHOWS OFF ITS VARIETY
FANTASY 'CLICHES' IN CARRBORO
GORY TALES make THE BEST PICTJRES7
GALLERY HOLDS "PEEP SHOW
BAROQUE PAINTINGS ON EXHIBIT
•PEEP SHOW CENTER/GALLERY'S ANSWER TO AUGUST
CRAFTERS" PRODUCTS IN ORANGE LIBRARY
SOLO SHOW BY PLAGENS OPENS
EXHIBITION SEEKS TO ENLIGHTEN
VERENA LEVINE FABRIC EXHIBIT 3PENS SUNOAY
ikISSi ! TE°5, *<-L IN THIS ACCESSIBLE GALLERY
PORTRAITS O*1 ARTISTS M»y 9E SEEN AT ACKLAND
GALLERIES PLAN FOR ARTFUL FALL
N.C. IN 1900 PAINTED
!tISHI',6.i?.IY.!TJ0N 3PENS ART WORLD TO HANDICAPPED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
1.000 WORDS
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DATE
1/20/84
1/20/84
1/26/8*
1/27/84
2/02/84
2/10/84
2/17/84
2/17/84
2/23/84
2/24/84
2/25/84
3/02/84
3/15/B4
3/22/84
3/23/84
4/06/84
4/06/84
4/13/84
4/20/84
4/20/64
4/27/84
5/02/84
5/18/84
5/30/84
6/01/84
6/01/84
6/01/84
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6/08/84
6/08/84
6/14/84
6/15/84
6/15/84
6/22/84
7/06/B4
7/27/84
8/02/84
8/03/84
8/24/84
8/28/84
8/29/84
9/06/84
9/21/84
9/28/84
10/05/84
10/05/84
10/12/84
10/26/84
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SEE ALSO CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO FOLK ARTS IN N.C. SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS ANO HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION
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ARTICLES ARTICLES...
ENGLISH ACTORS VISIT UNC-C
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STUDENT ART OPENS AT NCCU
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ARTICLESARTICLES...
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ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
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CHARLES MCIVER WINS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
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FRIENDS OF JAZZ GROUP FORMEO
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
STATE BUILOINGS ARE GETTING THE ARTISTIC TREATMENT
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PHOENIX IN CAMERON
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ARTICLES ARMCLES...
ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES
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s
2
9/06/84
0
7
I
A15
s
2
9/13/84
0
5
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A15
s
2
9/27/84
0
3
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s
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10/13/84
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8
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A15
s
2
11/01/84
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12
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s
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11/05/84
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2
11/14/84
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11/15/84
0
5
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s
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11/22/84
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11/23/84
0
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H
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11/30/84
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12/06/84
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415
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12/13/84
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415
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SUBJECTS
mvii
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS ADVOCATES SEEK STATE AID
ARTS ADVOCATES SHOOTING FOR K MILLION FOR COUNCIL
ARTS CALENDAR
SEE ALSO ENTERTAINMENT, OURHAM
SSIFREE OF CHARGEtSi
ARTS 'ROUNO THE SQUARE
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
ARTSCHOOL
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL
ARTSPLOSURE
TAKE TWO WITH BRUBECK
ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO INSULATION
HONEY BEING SOUGHT TO REMOVE ASBESTOS
WORKERS HILL BEGIN REMOVING ASBESTOS
PSO UNIT MOVING ASBESTOS
ASBESTOS AT ALAMANCE SCHOOL T3 P CONCERN AT BUOGET HEARING
SCHOOLS MAKING ASBESTOS CHECK
ASBESTOS SEARCH CONTINUES
RTP AGENCY: HOME FORCED-AIR SYSTEMS MAY CONTAIN ASBESTOS
ASBESTOS NOT WIDESPREAD IN OLR HAM HOMES
ASBESTOS DUST IN RTP BUILDING KEEPS WORKERS HOME
PARK AGENCIES SEEKING OFFICE SPACE
RTP AGENCY WORKERS TO RETURN TUESOAY
EPA TO MOVE 65 TO ANOTHER BUILDING
LITTLE ASBESTOS TURNS UP IN DUST IN EPA BUILDINGS
SOME WORKERS BACK IN COMPLEX
EVACUATED LAB EMPLOYEES ALL BAK IN BUILDINGS
SCHOOL BEGINS WITH ASBESTOS CLEANUP
THE LAW ANO ASBESTOS: OURHAM LAWYER SAYS SUITS ARE SWAMPING COURTS.
DURHAM FIRM TO BEGIN ASBESTOS CLEANUP TODAY
ASBESTOS SCARE SAID 'BLOWN OUT OF PROPORTION"
EPA'S 'PRUDENT' FLIGHT MAY BE A WOLF'S CRY
RAIN WASHES ASBESTOS INTO COMPUTER ROOM
PROPER ASBESTOS REMOVAL PAINSTAKING BUSINESS
TRACE OF ASBESTOS IN AIR SAMPLE
ASBURY METHOOIST CHURCH
OECORATE TREE
ASHEBORO. N.C.
BALD EAGLE SEEN NEAR ASHEBORO
ASHEVILLE, N.C.
BOAROING HOUSES FADING AWAY
ASHEVILLE SC TOURNEY SITE
ASHEVILLE MEDICINE FLOURISHING
ASHEVILLE GROUP WANTS SOVIET EXCHANGE
STUDENTS 'STEAL.' CUSTOMERS L30K AWAY
LIGHTNING BOLT HITS CHIMNEY
ASHEVILLE INN RENOVATED
ASHEVILLE CONSIDERS BANNING SMOKING IN
ASHEVILLE FIRMS HELO SUPPORTIMG BAN ON
ASHEVILLE COUNCIL REJECTS SMCKING BAN
ASHEVILLE MAN FINDS GOLD VEIN
ASHEVILLE POLICE KILL BULL ON THE LOOSE
SOIL CONTAINING TRACES OF PCB FOUNO IN ASHEVILLE
ASHEVILLE BUILDING DESTROYED
SOME BUSINESSES
SMOKING
„ PARKING
PARKING TICKET FINES IN ESCROW
ASHEVILLE, N.C.
-RKlNG TIC
ASHEVILLE AREA RESCUE SOUAD
RESCUE SOUAD FIGHTS SI. 590 TAX PENALTY
ASHEVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
CONTRACTOR PLEADS GUILTY
ASIA
DUKE HISTORIAN AIDS CARBON 0I3XIOE STUOY
ASPHALT
SEE ALSO STREETS. OURHAM
TRUCK OVERTURNS
ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
WATCH OUT FOR HIOOEN SURPRISES FROM ASPIRIN
ULCER TEST: MYTHS ABOUT CAUSES STILL ARE ABUNOANT
ASPLUNDH TREE EXPERT CO.
PLANT CONSTRUCTION REPORTED OV SCHEDULE
NEW PLANT IN CREEOHOOR HOLDS 'COUNTRY' OPENING
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
THE ASSASSINATION HOAX
KHADAFY ANO LIBYA CAUGHT WITH PANTS DOWN (CARTOON)
ASSASSINATIONS
PROFESSORS: OEATH CLOUDS INDIA'S FUTURE
INDIRA GANDHI: REPUTATION FOR RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE HURT BY ASSASSINATION
GANDHI OEATH TESTS INDIA
GHANOI'S OEATH "INEVITABLE"
INOIA BEHEADING ITSELF ICARTOONI
NO CAUSE CELEBRE
ASSAULTS. CHAPEL HILL
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
ASSAULT CHARGED
STUDENTS ATTACKED
ASSAULT CHARGE FILED
BROKEN JAW LEADS TO MAN'S ARREST
ASSAULT COUNT LOOOEO
PITTSBDRO MAN ARRESTEO
MAN FACES 3 CHARGES
WOMAN ESCAPES ATTACKER
OFFICERS SEEKING ASSAILANT
CANDY DISH USFD IN ASSAULT
ASSAULT CHARGE FILED
2 MEN ARRESTED AFTER VAN ENTERED. WOMAN ASSAULTED
POLICE PROBE ASSAULT
POLICE SAY ASSAULTS MAY BE LINKED
ESTRANGED WIFE CHARGED WITH USING FORCE
PIZZA OELIVERYMAN IS PUNCHED IN FACE
ONE PIZZA TO GO. ..AND HOLD EVERYTHING!
GUN CHARGE LODGED
OOMESTIC FIGHT LEAOS TO ASSAULT CHARGES
SCUFFLE ERUPTS AT BUSINESS
MAN. WOMAN FIGHT OFFICERS. Pa ICE SAY
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11/25/84
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11/25/84
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10/31/84
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11/01/84
A
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11/01/84
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11/01/84
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11/04/84
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11/06/84
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1/09/84
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1/17/84
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1/27/84
c
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S 2
2/20/84
A
3
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H 3
2/21/84
B
I
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S 1
2/22/84
2/23/84
C
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H 3
B
1
N
H 3
3/20/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/29/84
C
10
N
S 2
3/29/84
A
13
N
H 3
4/03/84
B
I
N
S 2
4/03/84
D
4
N
H 3
5/29/84
B
1
N
S 2
5/29/84
A
9
N
H 3
5/30/84
8
1
N
K45
H 3
7/03/84
B
1
N
S 2
7/12/84
A
14
N
H 3
7/13/84
B
1
N
S 2
7/28/84
A
16
N
H 2
7/28/84
A
10
N
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10/01/84
A
3
N
H 3
10/02/84
B
1
N
HAN CUT WITH RAZOR
MAN REPORTEO 9SATFN
HAN SUFFERS FACIAL MOUNDS OUR! NG ATTACK
STUDENT CHARGED IN OFFICER ASSAULT, CREDIT CARD CASES
UNC STUDENT CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT
*SSS^TALSOUDURHAH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OE»T.. DEPUTIES. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SELF-OEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
BUS DRIVER "IT; woman CHARGEO
APPEALS COURT ORDERS 4TH TRIAL IN WRECK SUIT
PIZZA DELIVERY "AN ROSEED
GROCERY WORKER ASSAULTED
DELIVERY HAN IS ROBBED. ASSAULTED
DURHAM OFFICERS PROBE BEATING. ROBBERY OF MAN
SPACE HEATERS ARE STOLEN
FIRING OF PISTOL PROBED
3RAHE WITHDRAWS PLEAS; FORCES TRIAL
•STRAYING' GETS HAN SENTENCE
MINISTER Charged with assault
preacher guilty of injuring man
minister is convicted
assault suspect scuffles with police
whitt sentenced on assault count
man pleads guilty to assault
jury acouits waro of assault charges
■oman allegedly attacks magistrate outside office
man charged with assaulting officer
han cut at restaurant
man is jailed
stick beating reporteo
han given 30 years for assault
man gfts 30-year term
restaurant robbed
man struck by ax during argument
pistol oidn't fire. but man is charged
man c"oppe0 in head with flat ax
juvenile unharmeo after threat with knives
woman charged with knife assajlt
oxford woman beaten in parking lot
man held on assault charge
minister barred from church
juoge bans "inister from entering church
assault victim in critical condition
victim is in critical c0nditi3n
intruder hits resioent on head
woman robbed. hurt 3y teens offering to help
charge dropped against minister
teen is stabbeo
bondsman, defendant in scuffl!
handicapped woman is robbfo. assaulted
bonosman, defendant charged
han given 2 years for assaulting wife
two in scuffle each charged by the other
special judge will hear assault case
bail 90ndsman fineo $100, gets suspended term
man is beaten
90nds"an's sentence suspendeo
bondsman sentenced
officer 8eign investigated
women acquitted of charges
man charged with assault
flintall charges dismissed
man reports beating. °opbery
abc police lose assault suit
county should not seek to avoid responsibility
inhatf arpested for assault
abc officials ponder appeal of court ruling
abc boaro to appeal juoc-hent
charge was assault - with a g3lc club
man cut on face with a razor
man says robber beat hi" with crutch
man faces charges
assaults. durham county
see also northern high school. assaults
see also sexual assaults
mother must pay costs in attack on bus driver
3 men held in school assaults
3 charged with "eating at northern
assault hearing tomorrow
schools. court, pupils must cmbat violence
teen says beating was unprovoked
visitor at nopthern high sch01l 3eaten by student with iron pipe
crime in county rises 18.4 percent
assaults. n.c
see also j
see also p
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STORE MA
TWO CHAP
HAMMER S
TRIAL FE
SENATE C
17-YEAR-
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WASHBURN
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S'JPRE-E
WASHBURN
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ASSAULT
PINEVILL
MUROOCH
BEATING
VICTIMS
MUROOCH
ASSAULTS. ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGc WOMAN HELD FOR TRYING TO RUN OVER HUSBAND
MAN HFLD IN BFATING
MAN CHARGED IN BEATING AT SALOON
DURHAM man CHARGED WITH BEATIMG TWO MEN AT HILLSBOROUGH SALOON
MAN FACES CHARGE AFTER ATTACK ON CLERK
ASSAULTS, U.S.
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 3
S 2
11/05/64 C
11/20/B4 c
11/20/6". A
12/16/84 C
12/18/64 C
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AILS. N.C. ASSAULTS
RIS0NS. N.C. ASSAULTS
EXUAL ASSAULTS
NAGER HIT WITH PIPE
GED WITH ASSAULT
AID USED IN 2 BEATING DEATHS
ATUPES FISH SAN0WICH
ANOIDATE CHARGED
OLD MAN ARRESTED AFT£5 POLICE HELD AT BAY
UOF VEST SAVES POLICE»AN
HURT IN ATTACK AFTER ARREST
LS SPREAD FEAR
POLICFHAN CHARGED - I TH ASSAULT
ASTONIA POLICEMAN INDICTED
FACES ASSAULT CHARGE
CHARGED WITH HITTING STUDENT
HARGED WITH ASSAULTING FOOTBALL REFEREE
TF'S WASHBURN CONVICTED
OVA RECORDS 56TH STRAIGHT VICTORY
LANSMAN SENTENCED IN ASSAULT
COURT UPHOLDS ASSAULT CONVICTION
I TO STAY ON TEAM
ED TO TREE. BEATEN. BJRNED
ON FEMALE MAY BE CHANGED
E-s police Chief charsed with assault
CENTER OFFICIALS PROBF BEATING OF RESIDENT
AT MURDOCH INVESTIGATED
ACCEPT 510,000 OFFER T0 DROP Two ASSAULT CHARGES
CENTEP FIRES EMPLOYEE FOR BEATING
S 2
2/04/84 A
3
N
H 2
2/08/84 B
1
N
H 2
2/12/64 A
5
N
H 2
2/12/64 A
6
1
H 2
2/20/84 A
10
N
H 2
2/27/84 C
1
N
S 2
3/01/84 C
1
N
S 2
3/07/84 C
I
N
H 2
3/06/34 B
1
N
SB2
H 2
3/26/04 A
8
N
H 2
4/17/84 B
I
N
H 2
5/25/84 B
6
N
S 2
5/25/84 A
13
N
H 2
5/27/84 3
12
N
H 2
6/06/84 A
1 1
N
S 2
6/06/84 A
11
N
S 2
6/06/84 C
1
N
H 2
6/10/84 B
I
N
S 1
6/22/«4 C
1
N
H 2
7/03/84 A
14
N
S 2
7/14/84 A
3
N
H 2
7/19/84 A
16
N
H 2
7/27/84 A
6
N
S 2
7/27/84 C
14
N
S 2
8/25/84 A
3
N
H 2
8/26/84 B
12
N
H 2
6/26/84 B
12
N
S 2
8/27/64 A
14
N
S 2
9/03/64 C
1
N
H 2
9/04/84 A
3
N
H 2
9/05/84 A
15
N
S 2
9/06/64 C
1
N
S 2
9/12/64 C
1
N
H 2
9/13/84 C
8
N
H 2
9/17/64 B
14
N
S 2
9/17/84 A
7
N
H 2
9/23/84 B
9
N
H 2
9/24/84 B
6
N
H 2
9/26/84 B
I
N
S51
S 2
9/29/84 A
3
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S 2
10/23/94 C
1
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10/24/84 A
7
N
S 2
10/24/84 C
1
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A47
S 2
10/24/84 C
2
N
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10/25/84 B
2
N
S 2
10/29/84 C
1
N
A47
H 2
11/03/84 B
11
N
S 2
11/03/84 A
3
N
S 2
11/05/94 A
3
N
A47
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11/05/84 C
1
N
A47
S 2
11/06/84 C
1
N
S 2
11/03/34 A
16
N
S 2
11/14/84 C
1
N
S 2
U/16/84 C
1
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12/03/84 A
11
N
S 2
12/07/84 C
1
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S 2
12/11/84 A
4
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S 2
12/13/64 A
3
N
S 2
12/14/84 C
1
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A47
S 2
12/15/34 A
3
N
A47
H 2
12/26/84 C
I
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H 2
12/30/64 B
5
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H 2
12/31/B4 B
1
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12/31/84 A
5
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1/26/64
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3/21/84
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H
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3/30/84
n
1
N
H
1
4/06/84
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H
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5/11/84
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6/16/84
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15
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12/14/84
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10/17/84
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
MAN SOUGHT IN ASSAULTS GIVES JP IN SWAIN COUNTY
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
WILLIAMS: ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING DOESN'T
INVOLVE BEING RUDE. PUSHY
ASSOCIATED ARTISTS 0
ART COMPETITION OPEN
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
SEE OURHAM COUNTY DEPT.
WINSTON-SALEM
OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS. BASKETBALL PLAYED OF THE YEAR
JOROAN, PERKINS 1-2 IN AP VOATE
SMITH NAMED BY AP PREP PLAYER OF YEAR
ASSOCIATED PR
TAR HEEL
PACK, CA
IT'S UNA
UNC REMA
HEELS RE
CHANGE I
KENTUCKY
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BLUE OEV
POLL POS
UNC NO.
UNC NO.
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UNC REMA
HOYAS GE
DUKE 4TH
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TRIANGLE
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: INS AND
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E OEVILS 0
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TEO N3. 6; UNC NUMBERLESS
C 19 TH
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BASKETBALL'S TOP TEN
ELSi JNC IN TOP 10
TRY'S TOP 10
ASSOCIATED PRESS. CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
STORY ATTRIBUTES WRONG NEWSPAPER
STORY MISOUOTEO HUNT ON TAX RANKS
CORRECTION
LAWYER TO BOARD
TYNOALL WON HOUSE ELECTION
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL I SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INOIVIOUAL SCHOOLSI
SMITH, ENGLISH MAKE ALL-STATE
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OPPONENTS SEEK VOTE ON ABORTPN LOANS TO STUDENTS
DUKE STUDENTS OK ABORTION LOAV. S
ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
WHY NOT OURHAM NEXT?
ANNIVERSARY GALA IS FIRST OF OANCE FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
DANCING FEET CELEBRATE 50TH
WATERSTON WILL APPEAR AT DANC! FESTIVAL GALA
AWAROS GIVEN FOR SUPPORTING ARTS
OANCE GALA HELD
CONNIE MOSES IS PROPER MATCH FOR TWO VILLAINS ANY OAY
ASSOCIATION OF COUPLES FOR MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
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MARRIAGE GROUP PLANS POTLUCK SUPPER. MEETING
ACME: MAKING MARRIAGES BETTER
ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
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ASTRONAUT ALMOST WENT INTO "US IC
UNTHETHERED. AT LAST
ASTRONAUT DISMAYED BY TALK OF MILITARY IN SPACE
ASTRONAUT GETS A HERO'S WELCOME
ACT PROF ASTRONAUT FINALIST
N.C. WOMAN PICKED FOR ASTRONAJT CORPS
A TRIP TO THE MOON . . .W ITHOUT LEAVING DURHAM
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FOSTER '20 YEARS YOUNGER'
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE SPORTS CROWD
DEVILS, TAR HEELS CONCLUDE H03P RECRUITING FFFORTS
STATE COMPLETES TOP PREP HARVEST
'PACK LANOS OUALITY ANO QUANTITY
ACC LOOKS INTENSE
ACC COACHES FAVOR CLOCK FOR ENTIRE GAME
COLLEGE HOOPS IN FLUX AS WELL
JOROAN, PERKINS REPORTEDLY OUT OF GREENSBORO CONTEST
ALL-STAR GAME CANCELLED
•SEASON TICKET- SUIT DISMISSED
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E
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P 0
DATE C PG L P BYL
H 2
2/27/8* B
4 P N
H 2
4/03/84 B
4 N
H 2
4/07/84 D
3 N
H 2
4/13/84 A
3 P A
H 2
4/17/84 B
2 P N M71
H 2
4/18/84 B
2 P N M71
H 2
4/18/84 B
2 N C52
H 2
4/19/B4 B
4 P N M71
S 2
4/18/84 A
1 N
S 2
4/18/84 0
2 » P T37
H 2
4/19/84 0
I U D7I
H 2
4/19/84 0
1 N C52
S 2
4/19/84 B
1 P U 018
S 2
4/19/84 B
1 P N P55
H 2
4/20/94 C
I N
H 2
4/20/94 C
1 P N C52
S 2
4/20/84 0
1 P N P55
H 2
4/21/84 B
2 P N
H 2
4/21/94 B
2 N M71
H 2
4/21/84 B
2 N C52
S 2
4/21/94 A
8 P N P55
S 2
4/21/84 A
8 P U P55
H 2
4/22/84 B
1 P N C52
H 2
4/22/84 B
1 N M71
H 2
4/22/84 B
2 J 911
H 2
4/23/84 B
2 P N
H 2
4/24/84 a
2 N
S 2
4/25/94 A
4 E
H 2
4/26/84 A
4 E
S 2
4/26/84 B
1 P U 018
H 2
4/27/84 A
4 L
H 2
5/03/84 D
3 N
S 2
5/03/84 B
2 N P55
H 2
5/23/84 8
2 N 071
S 2
5/24/84 A
4 E
H 2
5/24/84 D
1 U 071
H 2
5/24/84 D
1 U 071
H 2
5/27/84 A
4 E
H 2
6/10/84 C
9 N M71
S 2
1/03/P4 B
4 N
H 2
1/04/84 D
1 P N M71
H 2
1/04/84 D
1 N C52
S 2
1/04/84 0
3 N F25
H 2
1/05/84 0
3 P U
S 2
1/07/84 A
8 N
H 2
1/09/84 B
2 N M71
S 1
1/09/64 D
5 N
H 2
1/10/84 B
2 U 071
H 2
1/11/84 C
1 P U M71
H 2
1/12/84 0
1 N K45
H 2
1/13/84 C
1 N S51
S 2
1/13/84 A
4 L
S 2
1/13/94 D
I N
H 2
1/17/84 a
1 N S51
S 2
1/17/84 B
7 N
H 2
1/18/84 A
1 N S51
H 2
1/18/84 A
4 L
H 2
1/20/84 A
4 E
S 2
1/20/84 D
1 U F25
H 2
1/21/84 B
16 N
H 2
1/22/84 C
11 p U C52
H 2
1/22/84 0
5 T T P45
H 2
1/23/84 B
2 P N 071
H 2
1/24/84 A
12 N S51
H 2
1/25/84 B
2 P F M71
S 2
1/25/84 D
1 P U 01"
H 2
1/26/84 D
1 U M7 1
H 2
1/30/84 A
4 L
H 2
1/31/84 A
4 E
H 3
1/31/84 B
1 N B46
S 2
1/31/84 8
3 U F25
H 2
2/01/84 A
4 L
H 2
2/01/84 B
2 N D71
H 2
2/02/84 8
1 U M71
H 2
2/07/84 B
2 U 071
H 2
2/08/84 A
4 L
H 2
2/0B/94 A
4 L
H 2
2/08/84 8
3 P U M71
S 2
2/08/84 0
2 N
S 2
2/10/84 D
1 P U 018
S 2
2/14/84 8
3 N
H 2
2/15/84 8
2 P N M71
H 2
2/17/84 C
1 U D71
H 2
2/19/84 B
3 P U 071
H 2
2/21/84 3
2 N M71
S 2
2/21/84 D
1 J F25
H 2
2/23/84 D
1 U D71
S 2
2/23/84 8
1 P U 018
H 2
2/28/84 A
4 L
H 2
2/29/84 B
2 U 07 1
H 2
2/29/84 8
2 P N M71
H 2
3/03/84 B
2 N M71
H 2
3/05/84 0
1 N M71
H 2
3/06/84 0
1 P N
H 2
3/07/84 B
20 C N M71
H 2
3/07/84 B
3 N
5 2
3/07/84 0
1 P U F25
H 2
3/08/94 0
1 P F M71
H 2
3/08/84 D
I U 071
S 2
3/08/84 B
1 U 018
S 2
3/08/84 B
1 P N F25
H 2
3/09/84 C
1 N M71
H 2
3/09/84 C
1 P N M71
H 2
3/11/84 A
1 P P K90
H 2
3/12/84 a
2 N
S 2
3/13/84 D
I P N
S 2
3/14/84 D
1 N
H 2
3/15/84 D
2 N
H 2
3/15/84 D
3 N M71
S 2
3/15/84 A
4 E
S 2
3/22/84 B
3 U F25
H 2
3/27/84 D
1 N 071
H 2
3/29/84 B
I 0 U
H 2
4/12/84 D
1 N D71
S 2
4/12/84 8
1 N F25
S 2
5/14/84 D
3 P U F25
H 2
5/15/84 C
1 U 07 1
H 2
5/22/84 D
3 N
H 2
7/03/84 B
2 U 071
H 2
8/09/84 D
2 N
H 2
8/11/84 B
5 N
H 3
9/25/84 B
1 N
INDEX BY
12/31/84
HARK, IT'S THE W
COACHES HOPE TO
ACC RECRUITING
ACC COACHES LOOK
ACC S"OTLIGHT PO
ACC BASKETBALL S
OUKE The "EOIA'S
ACC LOACHES SURR
THE ACC'S '»HO'S
THE NEW FACES
COACHES: CLOCK 0
BALANCE NO LONCE
TOP LEAGUE? ACC
ACC BASKETBALL S
ACC TV PACKAGE
ACC OPENS SEASON
THREE RECRUITS J
CAVALIERS. TERPS
ACC BASKETBALL R
TRIANGLE'S TALEN
BASKETBALL NOTES
TERPS FINO BEEF
IF YOU ASK ME
HENDERSON BACK I
BLUE DEVILS TAKE
TERPS WIN: CAVS
COACH K HANTS TH
THROWING IN THE
TAKE A LEFT IN A
HUST HOW GOOD WE
OUKE JUOGES ITSE
BIAS. WASHBURN H
EARLY ACC LAUGHE
ACC MATCHUPS TO
DRAFT DODGERS BE
VOLUME OF STATIS
TERPS' LEWIS ROO
SMITH NOT REAOY
WHAT IS YOUR FAV
THE BEST OF THE
HOLIDAY TOURNEYS
THE CATALYSTS: T
TECH'S FERRELL 0
EICOMED SOUNOS
AVOIO INJURY •■
ING FOR CAGE C
INTS AT BLUE _
CHEDULE
ACC BASKETBAL1
ENOER TO PESSI*
WHT, 19B4-85
UTURE STARS
BUT THE BOX...
R LIMITED TO MEN'S RACE IN ACC
NATURALLY
CHEOULE
lOMMITMENTS
1EVIIS
.L FAVORITE
[ MISM
" BASKETBALL SYLE
OIN ACC
OPEN ACC BASK
ACE OFFERING 3
T TALL
BACK ON THE TABLE. VICTORY ON FLOOR
N PRACTICE
AIM ON 4-0 MARK
ARE UPSET
E FANS TO BE P
TOWEL: CLEMSON
LASKA...
RE COACHES AS
LF BY PERFORMA
ONOREO
RS BRING. ..LAJ
HEAT UP SCHEOJ
WARE: ACC ON 1
TICS WILL SATT
KIE OF WEEK
TO HANO HOYAS
OPITE NUMBER?
ACC BUNCH - F5
NO HOLIDAY F3
HESE PLAYERS C
OOKIE OF WEEK
ETBALL SLATE
ALANCING ACT
OSITIVEILY) FANATICAL
■S MANAGER-TURNEO-PLAYER FINOS NEW WAY...
PLAYERS?
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LE
<>-YEAR STREAK
SFY APPETITE OF ACC BASKETBALL FANS
CRJWN
FROM 3 TO 84. ACC PLAYERS DISTINGUISHED..
OM NUMBER 3 TO 55
R ACC TEAMS
OULO BE INGREDIENTS THAT MAKE TEAMS COOK
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL. SHOT CLOCK RULE
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL. RULES AND REGULATIONS
ACC COACHES: LET THE CLOCK RUN
ACC MOVES BASEBALL FROM DURHAM TO ATLANTA
ACC AOOPTS 45-SEC0N0 SHOT CLOCK FOR NEXT SEASON
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETS*
TAK HEELS FACE STIFF TEST IN A
OUKE DRAWS TECH IN ACC
WAKE. TECH 'WIN' PAIRINGS
UNC PAIR HEAD AP TEAM
ACC TOURNEY. ..VERY BRIEFLY
VALVANO' S NIGHT TALK
GHOSTS OF ACC PAST: IN THE OLD
AT RANDOM
ACC TOURNEY PRIZE - NCAA BID
CONTEST JAMS PHONE LINES
CLEMSON'S LAST STANO
TIGERS TO TUG ON SUPERMAN'S CA
UNC TARGET IN ACC'S 'KING OF T
TAR HEELS HALE ANO HEARTY FOR
VINTAGE ACC
GREENSBORO 'PERFECT' FOR ACC T
ACC TOURNEY
THIRD TIME A CHARM FOR OUKE VS
WAKE FOREST STORMS PAST VIRGIN
TERPS STRUGGLE BY WOLFPACK
HEELS' NUMBFRS GAME SUBTRACTS
AMAKER'S JUMPER LIFTS BLUE OEV
ACC FEVER RUNS HIGH IN TRIANGL
OUKE DEFENSE SETS UP RE-ATCH 4
TO WIN, TERPS MUST IMPROVE
BILL FOSTER'S FUTURE AT CLEMSO
DOHERTY PROVIDES HEELS' SPARK
STATE'S VALVANO FRUSTRATED, BJ
VIRGINIA BOWS OUT ON LOW NOTE
ACC TOURNEY: FANS MATCH COURT
BLUE DEVILS TOP NO. 1 TAR HEEL
TERRAPLINS DOWN OEACS. GIVE LE
FFAR? BLUE OEVILS TOO YOUNG XI
OUKE: "IT BOTHERS US TO HAVE L
CAROLINA: "I THINK IT'S EASIE'
GRABBING THE GLORY
LEFTY'S ULTIMATE VICTORY
TERPS' ATTACK IN SECOND HALF 4
IN SHORT 11 MINUTES, OUKE'S OJ
BIAS TRIES TO SHARE THE WEALTH
SIGN ON THE LINE
DUKE, UNC SHRUG OFF TOURNEY 0=
LEFTY'S CHAMPIONSHIP LONG OVE«
TITLE SLIPS AWAY. ..MARYL ANO' S
ALL-TOURNEY: TERPS' BIAS LEADS
MO ANO SAM IN SPUTLIGHT
UNC'S ACC TOURNEY 810 PIE IN A
LL TOURNEY
TLANTA'S OMNI
DAYS, WHEN TOURNAMENT MEANT EVERYTHING...
PE
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OPENER
OURNEY
. UNC?
IA
TIGERS, 78-66
ILS OVER TECH
E
ITH UNC
N QUESTIONABLE
T IT'S NOT OVER YET
ACTION
S, EYE ACC CROWN
FTv SIXTH SHOT AT TITLE
KNOW BETTER
OST TWO CLOSE GAMES TO CAROLINA.
WHEN YOU'RE THE UNDERDOG..."
ILTS BLUE DEVILS
EST SIDETRACKED
FEATS
DUE
MOMENT
WAY
BLUE SKY
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS. COACHES
AT RANOOM
COACH OF THE YEAR? HA!
JORDAN, KRZYSEWSKI GIVEN H0N05 S
KRZYZEwSKI ORCHESTRATES DUKE'S BASKETBALL REVIVAL
OALRY-PLE, KRZYZEWSKI WIN HONORS
ACC TITLE WELL-PLACED WITH OU<E'S COACH K
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, CROSS COUNTRY
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
DURHAM ACAOEMY WINS STATE CROWNS IN CROSS COUNTRY
CAVS, 'PACK CAPTURE CROSS COUNTRY TITLES
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
ACC SCHOOLS UNVFIL FOOTBALL R=CRUIT LISTS
LEGISLATURE SHOULD STICK To P3LIMCAL FOOTBALLS
IN SPRINGTIME, COACHES FANCY AUTUMN'S PROMISE
COURT VOIOS NCAA HOLD ON F00T9ALL
ACC TURNS DOWN CLEMSON'S APPEAL
ACC PUTS TV PACKAGE ON HOL SO
ACC ON TV
ACC FOOTBALL
CURRY SAYS HE WAS MISUNDERSTOOD
AREA FANS, ACC AMONG WINNERS IN NEW TV DEAL
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DATE C
>G L P 8YL
H i
10/16/84 D
1 P U M71
H 2
10/21/84 C
9 N M71
S ?
11/08/84 B
1 U F25
H 2
11/13/84 B
2 N 071
S 2
11/16/84 D
3 P F Die
S 2
11/16/84 D
14 P I
H 2
11/19/84 B
2 P N D7 1
S 2
11/19/84 D
5 N F25
H 2
11/20/84 3
1 U M7 1
H 2
11/20/84 D
6 P F
H 2
11/20/84 D
7 p r
H 2
11/20/84 0
9 F
H 2
11/20/84 0
10 P F
H 2
11/20/84 D
18 I
H 2
11/20/84 D
18 I
S 2
tl/22/84 B
1 P N F25
S 2
11/22/84 B
2 N
H 2
11/23/84 C
1 N
H 2
11/25/84 C
4 C N M71
H 2
11/29/84 A
4 E
S 2
11/30/84 0
1 P U F25
H 2
12/02/84 C
2 C F "71
H 2
12/02/84 C
3 U 071
H 2
12/04/84 B
2 P N
H 2
12/05/84 B
2 N
S 2
12/06/84 C
2 P N
H 2
12/07/84 C
1 U 071
H 2
12/09/84 C
4 N M71
H 2
U/09/84 C
4 T N
H 2
12/09/84 C
4 P N
H 2
12/11/84 B
2 N
S 2
12/11/84 0
4 N
S 2
12/13/84 B
I P U F25
S 2
12/14/84 D
1 P N F25
H 2
12/16/84 C
3 P N
H 2
12/16/84 D
3 P U H45
S 2
12/18/84 D
4 N
H 2
12/23/84 C
3 P N M71
H 2
12/24/B4 B
2 P F M71
H 2
12/24/84 B
3 P F M71
H 2
12/25/84 0
1 P F M7 1
H 2
12/26/84 D
1 P f '71
S 2
12/26/84 D
4 N
H 2
3/07/84 B
20 C N M71
H 2
5/23/84 B
2 N 071
S 2
5/23/84 D
1 N
S 2
2/29/84 0
1 U 018
H 2
3/05/84 D
1 N
S 2
3/05/84 0
2 N
S 2
3/05/84 D
5 N
H 2
3/06/84 D
I P N M7i
H 2
3/07/B4 B
2 U 071
H 2
3/08/84 0
1 P F M71
S 2
3/08/84 B
1 U 018
S 2
3/08/84 B
1 P N F25
S 2
3/08/84 C
1 N A4?
H 2
3/09/34 C
1 P U 071
H 2
3/09/84 C
1 N M71
H 2
3/09/84 C
1 P N M71
H 2
3/09/34 C
1 P N C52
S 2
3/09/84 D
1 P U 018
S 2
3/09/84 D
1 P U F25
H 2
3/10/34 A
1 P P M66
H 2
3/10/84 D
1 P U 071
H 2
3/10/84 0
1 N C5?
H 2
3/10/34 D
1 P N M71
H 2
3/10/84 0
I N C52
H 2
3/10/84 0
1 N M71
S 2
3/10/84 A
1 N C05
S 2
3/10/84 A
B P U 018
S 2
3/10/84 A
8 P U F25
S 2
3/10/84 A
8 N P55
S 2
3/10/84 A
9 P N P55
S 2
3/lD/»4 A
9 P N 018
S 2
3/10/84 A
9 P N F25
S 2
3/10/84 A
11 P P
H 2
3/11/84 C
I P N M71
H ?
3/11/84 C
1 N C52
H 2
3/11/84 C
2 U 07 1
H 2
3/11/84 C
2 P N M71
H 2
3/11/84 C
2 N M71
H 2
3/12/84 A
1 P P M66
H 2
3/12/34 B
2 U 071
H 2
3/12/84 B
2 P N M71
H 2
3/12/34 B
2 N C52
H 2
3/12/84 B
3 P N
S 2
3/12/84 A
I P P K30
S 2
3/12/84 D
2 P U F25
S 2
3/12/84 D
3 P U DIB
S 2
3/12/84 0
6 P P M66
S 2
3/12/84 0
10 N
H 2
3/14/=4 B
2 U 071
H 2
5/22/84 0
1 U 071
S 2
2/21/84 0
1 U 018
H 2
2/23/84 D
1 U 071
H 2
3/07/84 B
3 N
h 2
3/14/84 B
2 P N M7 1
S 2
3/14/84 0
1 N
S 2
3/15/84 A
4 E
H
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10/27/84
n
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10/2B/84
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2/09/84
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3/17/84
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6/30/84
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7/14/84
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7/19/84
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7/24/84
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
I N _
12/31
D E X
/84
AN UNUSUAL YEAR FOR ACC FOOTBALL
ACC FOOTBALL: JUST MHO SHOULD BF OPTIMISTIC?
JAMES: ACC MISHANDLED CLEMSON PROBATION APPEAL
ACC COMMISSIONER JAMES OENIES STATEMENT ON CLEMSON PROBATION
DON'T HOLO THOSE TIGERS
BY THE NUMBERS. TIGERS RULE ROOST
THE OB BATTLE
ACC RACE TOSSUP WITHOUT CLEMS3N: TAR HEELS. TERPS. CAVALIERS...
1984 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
ACC FACING PUZZLING SEASON
1984 ACC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
AT RANDOM
ACC TV GAMES COMPLETE
ACC HONORS PAIR
AFTER CLEMSON, VIRGINIA LOOKING FOR NEW START
ECU'S EMORY: WE'RE DEFINITELY DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
TIGERS RUNNING IT UP IN PROWL FOR TITLE?
CAVS PREPARE FOR UPSET-HAPPY NAVY
SORRY SATURDAY LEAVES ACC REELING FOR WINS
QBS FOCAL POINT WHEN ARFA TEAMS BATTLE TOOAY
CURRY: CLEMSON'S LOSS NO factor
JUOGE DISMISSES CABLE TV SUIT
TIGERS FACE ANOTHER CRUCIAL 4T H GAME
TERRAPINS. TIGERS TOPS IN PRODUCTION FOP NFL
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
TAR HEELS HOPE TO CAN KANSAS FOP FIRST WIN
REED: 'TIME TO 'FESS UP'
ACC BRIEFS
ACC NOTFS ANO QUOTES
WELSH TURNS CAVS AROUND
SATUROAY FOOTBALL
THE PARITY MAN
REED: WOLFPACK TO PASS MORE AjAINST TERPS
FORD SQUAD LEARNEO LESSON
ACC. 19B4: PASSERS GONE. RUNNERS LIMPING
HEELS LOOK TO START ACC WARS 4 I TH CONQUEST OF DEACONS
WELSH: WE CAN'T REST ON LAURELS
BAOANJEK. KEPANO GET ACC HONORS
TIGERS' FORO WORKING UP TO DLK E MATCHUP
MCGILL GETS ACC HONOR
DUKE KEEPING GRID JERSEYS IN CIRCULATION
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
WHEN GOING TOUGH, BARTON BACK AT CENTER
UVA., WANTING NO SHOCKS. WILL AVOID BOWL TALK
CAVALIERS' BOND. TIGERS' WATSTN PLAYERS OF WEEK
GELBAUGH TERPS' QB , BUT REICH IN THE WINGS
STRONG FOURTH QUARTER PAYING 3 FF FOR CAVALIERS
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
GELBAUGH GETS START AT OB AGAINST UNC
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
CAVALIERS EYE ACC RACE
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
TODAY'S GAMES: IT OEPENOS HOW THE BALL BOUNCES
WAKE SEEKS BIG FOUR SWEEP
OVERCONFIDENCE CONCERNS WELSH
REICH GETS HONOR
REICH TOPS ACC PLAYERS
BOWLS COME CALLING ON TERPS. CAVS
THE PICKS
SATUROAY FOOTBALL
UNC PUTTING UP HURDLE TO VIRGINIA'S ACC TITLE RUN
FORD. WELSH WIN ACC GRID H0N01 S
CRUM: PSYCHOLOGY IMPORTANT FOR MARYLAND. VIRGINIA
FORO VOTED TOP ROOKIE IN ACC
ON THE LNIE IN THE ACC...WHIL5 MARYLAND. VIRGINIA VICTOP IS. ..CHAMP
TERPS RIP CAVS, WIN ACC TITLE
THOSE FIRST IMPRESSIONS OFTEN FLEETING GLANCES
ASSOCIATED PRESS' ALL-ACC TEAM FEATURES SEVEN UNANIMOUS PICKS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, GOLF
ACC GOLF TEAMS PREPARE FOR POST-SEASON ACTION
TECH ADVANCFS TO FORE OF ACC ' OL F
MS. WIOMAN'S 71 LEADS DUKE TO ACC GOLF LEAD
LOVE. TAR HEELS WARM TO TASK, GRAB COMFORTABLE GOLF LEAD
OUKF WOMEN REMAIN QN TOP
LOVE, TAR HEELS BREEZF TO VICTORY IN ACC TOURNEY
BACK-NINE SURGE GIVES DUKE TITLE
LOVE LEADS HEELS TO GOLF CROWM
WIDMAN, DUKE RULE ACC GOLF TOURNEY
LOVE TOPS ALL-ACC GOLF TEAM
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, LACROSSE
UNC, VIRGINIA MEET FOR ACC LACROSSE TITLE
CAVS EARN ACC LACROSSE CROWN
HEADFIRST INTO LACROSSE
CAVS TRIP HEELS FOR LACROSSE TITLE
UNC'S COX TOPS VOTE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, PLAYER TF THE YEAR AWARO
UNC'S JORDAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JORDAN ACC'S TOP PLAYER
FRIENDS. FOES SING PRAISES OF UNC'S MICHAEL JORDAN
FORD, WELSH WIN ACC GRIO HONO' S
AP NAMES HORTON AS ACC'S BEST IN '84
HORNER'S WRIST STILL IN DOUBT
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER
BLUE OEVILS, TAR HEELS, WOLFPACK PREPARE TO OPEN ACC SOCCER SEASON
KERR, KAIN PACE OUKE SOCCER
VIRGINIA ENDS DUKE'S ACC SOCCER HOPES, 4-2
VIRGINIA BEATS CLEMSON FOR ACC SOCCER TITLE
NCAA SOCCER SET
OUKF'S KAIN NAMED ALL-ACC BOOT ER
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SPORTS
SEE ALSO CARMICHAEL CUP
COACHING NOTABLES FLOCK AROUND EAGLES' VACANCY
ACC TEAMS BEGIN DEFENSE OF CR3WNS
SPORTS IN BRIEF
ACC OFFICIALS ARE RELIEVED BY IRS REVERSAL
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SW1MMINS
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
TAR HEELS SEEK FOURTH STRAIGHT SWIMMING TITLE
TAR HEELS TAKE ACC SWIM LEAO
MS. WALSH HELPS CAROLINA EXPAND SWIMMING LEAD
CAROLINA CLAIMS CROWN
CAROLINA EYES REPEAT OF MEN'S SWIM FIRST
PACK SWIMMERS TAKE LEAD
UNC TAKES ACC SWIMMING LEAD
N.C. STATE WINS ACC SWIMMING TITLE
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1/01/8* - 12/31/8".
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS
CLEMSON CLINCHES "EN'S TENNIS TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK
SEE ALSO TRACK
OBIKWU LEADS ACC DECATHALON
ACC TRACK TITLE ON THE LINE
CLEMSON GRABS LFAO IN ACC TRa:k
N.C. STATEi VIRGINIA CLAIM CHS HP IONSH I PS IN TRACK
YOUNG SPARKS STATE TO TRACK TITLE
VIRGINIA HEN. STATE WOMEN WIN ACC CROSS COUNTRY TITLES
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, VOLLEYBALL,,
BLUE OEVILS WIN ACC VOLLEYBALL TITLE
H 2 4/22/84 B
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
SPORTS
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEe~ALSO WOMEN. SPORTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSl
WOMEN'S TOURNEY TO BE 'WIDE OPEN'
TRESA BROWN TOPS ACC COACHES' VOTE _
ACC WOMEN'S EVENT OPENS IN FAYETTEVILLE WITH FIELO WIOE OPEN
UNC WOMEN DODGE UPSET
UNC WINS WOMEN'S TOURNEY
UNC WOMEN STUN STATE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCEi WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
ACC WRESTLING TITLE UP c0* TA< ING
UNC. CLEMSON LEAD ACC WRESTLING TOURNEY
UNC SNAPS STATE'S STRING OF ACC WRESTLING CROWNS
STATE'S THACKER SHOULD ELEVATE TEAM IN NCAAS
ON
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE SPORT S MR I TE» S ASSOC IAT I
SEE ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS. REPORTERS
TIGERS. TERPS. CAVALIERS TOP ALL-ACC
ATLANTIC ENTERPRISES. INC. rr.
ONSLOW FIRMS FINED FOR ALTERING CREEK
ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
SEE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
*IL4NDUKERUNI VERITY'S TALENT SEARCH GETS K.0.000 FROM FOUNDATIONS
TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM GETS GRANTS
ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO JAPAN
N-BOMB WITNESS STILL CARRIES SCARS
ATOMIC SAFETY LICENSING BOARD
HEARING SCHEDULED ON NUCLEAR »LANT
AUCTIONEERS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, AUCTIONEERS '
•I GUCSS I'VE SOLO ABOUT EVERYTHING'
FARTHING, OURHAM AUCTIONEER FOR 58 YEARS, DIES AT 94
AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO ART AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONEERS
SEE ALSO FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO mock TOBACCO AUCTION
LOWER TIMBER MARKET RESULTS IN SALE OF GOVERNORS ISLAND
ISLAND SOLO FOR 11. 96 MILLION
ARTS COUNCIL TO HOLD AUCTION
AUCTION WILL BENEFIT DURHAM A> TS FUND
AUCTION TOMORROW
DINNER, AUCTION PLANNED TO BENEFIT EYE CENTER
OUKE FRATERNITY AUCTION TO AI3 CANCER RESEARCH
AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT ANIMALS
U.S. GOVERNMENT TO AUCTION FORMER HOUSE OF DRUG DEALERS
MARSHALS TO ACUTION HOUSE IN WILKES
MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY SEIZEO. TO BE SOLO
AUDITORS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE A'JOITORS OFFICE
STATE BAR MAY ADOPT AUDIT POLICY
AUDITORS: WINSTON-SALEM UNIVE'SITY LOST 110.000 IN INTEREST
COUNTY SCHOOLS RENEW CONTRACT WITH AUDITORS
AUSTIN-MAYER GROUP
DEVELOPMENT FIRM SHELVES PLANS TO BUILD APARTMENTS
OXFORO REAL ESTATE FIRM FORMED
KERR LAKE RESORT PLANNED
RESORT PLANNED AT KERR LAKE
AUSTRALIA
A DAY IN LIFE OF AUSTRALIS WILL BF ON EXHIBIT AT DUKE
HE LIVED WITH ABORIGINES
PHOTOGRAPHS UF AUSTRALIA OFFER SLICE OF DAILY LIFE
SIMILARITIES, HALF A WORLD APART
DOCUMENTARY ON AUSTRALIA TO BE SHOWN
AUSTRALIAN FILM RETURNS
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N.C.
AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPEO
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEfc ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO TEACCH ITREATHENT L EDJCATION OF AUTISTIC C CUMMUN.
PROGRESS MADE IN AUTISM
AUTISM MEETING OPENS TODAY
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER CHAN: ING ITS POLICY ON TRIPS
RESIGNATION IS URGED
CHILD TO STAY IN PROGRAM
SCHOOL POARO MULLS MEETINGS PAY
AUTO INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, AUTO INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO TOYOTAS
BRING BACK COMPETITION
HANDICAPPED CHILOREN
7
5/16/84
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5/17/84
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10/02/84
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N N U A L
1/01/64
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
S
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AUTO INDUSTRY. IMPORTS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
BRING BACK COMPETITION
JObS SECONO TO BARGAINS
AUTO INSPECTION
TIGHTEN SAFETY TESTS
AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
GUILFORO JURY RETURNS 357 SEALED INOICTMENTS
AUTO INSURANCE PROTECTION AGENCY
INSURANCE FIRM ROBBED AT LAKEWOOD
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
BAD ORIVERS' RATES GOING UP
INGRAM NAMED IN LAWSUIT
INGRAM SAYS AUTO INSURANCE TOO HIGH
MULTI-CAR INSURANCE RATE CUT POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT JANUARY
INGRAM URGES INSURANCE DEREGULATION
COURT DISMISSES INGRAM APPEAL
INGRAM PROPOSES AUTO INSURANCE RATE REOUCTION BUT INSURANCE INOUSTRY.
AUTO INSURANCE PROPOSAL ORAWS INDUSTRY'S FIRE
AUTO INSURANCE RATE INCREASE IS BEING SOUGHT
CONSULTANT CALLS PROPOSAL TO CUT INSURANCE RATES FAIR
SOME AUTO INSURANCE MAY RISE
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE
BAD DRIVERS' PATES GOING UP
INSURANCE BFING CHECKED
OESPITE LAW, MANY MOTORISTS 0<IVE WITHOUT AUTO INSURANCE
TOO MANY MOTORISTS DODGE INSURANCE LAW
SOME AUTO INSURANCE MAY RISE
AUTO MAINTENANCE
CAR CARE '84
NATIONAL CAR CARE MONTH
AUTO REPAIR
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MECHANICS
FULL-SERVICE STATIONS FOLDING
PASSING PARADE
CAR FALLS ON m»n
LET HIM EARN A LIVING
IF NEIGHBORS HAPPY, WHY DOES TOWN OBJECT
NATIONAL CAR CARE MONTH
SCARRED CAR: PLEASE, JUST A MECHANIC WHO WILL FIX IT
AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
TIGHTEN SAFETY TESTS
TWO WOMEN SUE AUTO FIRM OVER DEATHS IN FIERY CRASH
BAG GOVERNMENT, NOT CARS
THE ELDERLY SHOULD NOT DRIVE
RATES KEY TO SEAT BELT USE
CHILD-PASSENGER SAFETY CONFERENCE SET THIS WEEK
SEAT BELT PROGRAM GETS WIDE ATTENTION
OFFICIALS HOPE SEAT BELT CAMPAIGN IS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR
SEAT BELT EFFORT PAYS OFF, INSPIRES FRIENDLY RIVALRY
HIGH TECH AIDS AUTO SAFETY
AUTO SAFETY FOR KIDS
CHILD-PASSENGER SAFETY CONFERENCE SET THIS WEEK
AUTO SEARCHES
SEE ALSO SEARCH WARRANTS
FORSYTH SCHOOLS: PARKING OEPENDS ON CAR SEARCHES
AUTO TAXES
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS
SEE AUTOS, DEALERS
AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO CADAVERS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EXAMINER
AUTOPSY REMAINS VALUABLE PROCEDURE
PATHOLOGIST: AUTOPSY CAN SAVE LIVES
HUTCHINS EXECUTED; AUTOPSY HALT SOUGHT
MEDICAL EXAMINERS FINO DEATHS CAN SOMETIMES HELP THE LIVING
AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO HOTRODS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO TOYOTAS
SEE ALSO USEO CAR DEALERS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE'S LIK? THAT
CAR FOUND
FASHION AND AUTO SHOW AT NORTHGATE
AUTOS, ABANDONED
FRANKLIN SHERIFF SAYS AUTOMOBILE LINKEO TO DEATHS
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTOS, COSTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. SALES
CLUB SAYS COSTS OF OWNING CAR HAVE DECREASED
PASSING PARAOE
BUYING A NEW CAR? WATCH STICKERS
AUTOS, OEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO USED CAR DEALERS
CAR SALFS MANAGER SAYS PEOPLE WANT TO DICKER
COURT RULES CAR FIRM LIABLE IM MAN'S DEATH
DURHAM AUTO SALES SURGE
CAR DEALER RAPS EDMISTEN FUNOS
BUYING A NEW CA°? WATCH STICKFRS
OURHAM CAR DEALERS MAKE RECORD SALES
AUTOS, DURHAM
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SEE LICENSE PLATES, DURHAM
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
9 5 TRUCK FIRE
CAR
FIRE DAMAGES CAR
•WE WERE LUCKY' ON 1-8
FIRE OESTROYS WOMAN'S .
FIRE DESTROYS AUTOMOBILE
MARINE PULLS MAN FROM BURNING TRUCK
PROPANE IN TRUCK IGNITES
ARSON INVESTIGATED IN BURNING OF VAN
AUTOS. LOCKING SYSTEMS
SEE ALS" BREAKING ANO ENTERING. AUTOS
SEE ALSO LOCKS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DU'.HAM
AUTOS, RECALL
SEE AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
SEE AUTOS ISEC ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE GENERAL MOTORS
AUTOS, SAFFTY
SEE AUTO SAFETY
AUTOS. SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS, COSTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. DEALERS
INCREASE IN NEW-CAR SALES BOO<! TO N.C. PARTS MAKERS
CAR SALES MANAGER SAYS PEOPLE WANT TO OICKER
QUALITY MAIN CONCERN OF CAR BUYERS
OURHAM AUTO SALES SURGE
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES ADVANCES IN HOUSE
AUTO TAX CHANGE NEEDED
OURHAM CAR OEALERS MAKE RECOR3 SALES
AUTOS, THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRUCKS. THEFTS
CAR IS STOLEN IN CHAPEL HILL
ARREST MADE IN TWO CASES
N.C. FUGITIVE ARRESTED IN N.Y.
AUTO REPORTED STOLEN
CAR SAIO STOLEN FROM PARKING LOT
VEHICLE THEFTS IN N.C. OROP
MAN JAILED ON THEFT CHARGE
OWNER CHASES, CATCHES JEEP DAY AFTER THEFT
ILL-ADVISEO RESCUE
CAR STOLEN IN ORANGE
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
GROCER'S MISSING TRUCK FOUND
FOLKS APOUND HERE: WOEFUL HOLI OAY
MAN CHARGED IN VAN THEFT
CHARGES ADDED IN THEFT OF VAN
EX-NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEE CHARGED IN THEFT OF VAN
TWO CHARGED IN STOLEN CAR CASE
C«R STOLEN, SOUNO EQUIPMENT TAKEN
JEEP STOLEN FROM LOT
2 MEN CHARGED IN THEFT OF TRLT. K
TV, STEREO SAIO STOLEN
TEEN-AGER CHARGED WITH STEALING TRUCK
CAR STOLEN FROM LOT
TEEN CHARGED
AUOIO EOUIPMENT TAKEN
CAR THEFTS DOWN; STILL PROBLEM
QUICK WORK RY THIEF
THIEF TAKES VAN
MAN WANTS PREGNANT RATTLER BACK
OISABLEO CAR STOLEN
2 MEN HELD IN THEFT UF OURHAM CAR
T-TOP SAID STOLEN
HOMELESS, ACCUSED TRUCK THIEF SAYS JAIL 'FINALLY A PLACE TO STAY-
MAN ARRESTED HOURS AFTER LEAVING PRISON
WHEELS ARE STOLEN
ORANGE MAN CHARGEO WITH AUTOMOBILE THEFT
NEIGHBOR CHARGED IN THEFT OF « UTO
SHOTS FIRED AT CAR ON N.C. 75
CR IME OF THE WEEK
2 CARS REPORTED STOLEN
TWO CARS ARE STOLEN
HONEY ORDERS STOLEN
APPLIANCES STOLEN FROM VAN
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
MERCEDES STOLEN
TROOPER SEES PATROL CAR DRIVEN AWAY
THIEVES HIT VEHICLES
WOMAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
HOURS BEFORE SHE WAS SLAIN CLERK SAID SHE WAS UNAFRAID
N.C. CRIME DIPS <>*
CHRISTMAS GIFTS STOLEN
CARS ARE STOLEN
AUTOS, VANOAUSH
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, DURHAM
CAR BREAK-IN PROBEO
CARS VANOALIZEO
CARS VANOALIZEO ON MCCAULEY
VANOALS DAMAGF NEW CAR AT NORTHGATE
HAN CHARGED WITH BRFAK-IN TH£i= T FROM CAR
CONVERTIBLE SLASHED
VANDALS SMASH RALEIGH CAR WINDOWS
VFHICLES VANDALIZED
CAR WHEELS TAKEN FROM OWNER'S DRIVE
VANDALS SLASH CAR TIRES
SPRAY PAINT PUT ON 11 CARS IN OXFORD
AVIAN INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
HELMS URGES CURB ON POULTRY DI SFASE
STATE OFFICIALS KEEPLING LOOKJUT FOR AVIAN FLU
AVIAN INFLUENZA: DISEASE APPEARS CONTAINED BUT PRECAUTIONS STILL
OFFICIAL SAYS COCKFIGHTING COJLD SPREAO AVIAN FLU
AVIATION GROUP INC.
AVIATION GROUP EARNINGS UP
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY ENTERS TRIANGLE BY BUYING CHAPEL HILL,
1/10/8",
3/01/84
3/13/64
3/13/84
3/28/84
5/17/64
7/28/84
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6/13/84
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6/15/64
A
4 F
2
12/31/84
A
1 N
C60
S 1 1/11/84 C 1
H 1
1/26/84
B
1
N
S 2
1/27/84
A
2
N
H 3
2/08/84
B
1
N
S 2
2/08/84
C
13
N
H 2
3/06/84
B
4
N
S 2
3/08/84
c
1
N
H 2
3/25/84
8
1
N M51
S 2
3/27/84
A
4
E
S 1
4/03/84
c
1
N
S 2
4/06/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/26/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/26/84
B
I D
U
S 2
5/11/84
C
1
N
S 2
5/14/84
A
5
N K45
H 3
5/15/84
B
1
N
H 2
5/27/84
B
12
N
H 2
5/27/84
B
12
N
H 2
7/10/84
B
1
N
H 2
7/17/84
B
5
N
S I
7/17/84
e
1
N
H 2
7/18/84
8
1
N
H 3
7/18/84
B
1
N
S 2
7/18/64
C
It
N
S 2
7/27/84
A
3
N
S 2
8/06/84
C
1
N H05
H 3
6/09/84
B
1
N
H 3
6/11/84
B
1
N
S 2
6/14/84
B
6
N
S 2
8/20/84
A
7
N
S 2
9/04/84
A
5
N K45
S 1
9/05/84
C
1
N
H 2
9/08/64
B
I
N
S 2
9/08/84
A
16
N
S 2
9/10/64
A
8
N
S 2
9/10/64
A
8
N
H 3
9/11/84
C
1
N
S 2
9/12/84
c
1
N
H 2
9/17/84
B
1
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S 2
9/22/64
A
3
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9/23/64
A
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9/24/84
C
1
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S 2
10/03/64
c
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10/12/84
c
1
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11/06/84
c
1
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11/20/84
c
3
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H 3
11/27/64
c
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12/11/64
c
1
N
H 2
12/13/64
8
1
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S 2
12/17/84
A
1
N
S 2
12/24/84
C
I
N
S 2
12/27/84
c
1
N
S 2
3/09/84
c
1
N
S 2
4/04/84
c
1
N
H 3
4/06/84
B
1
N
H 2
5/27/84
B
10
N
H 3
6/07/84
a
1
N
S 1
7/31/84
c
1
N
H 2
8/21/84
A
13
N
H 2
8/21/84
B
1
N
H 3
9/11/64
C
1
N
S 2
9/19/84
C
1
N
H 1
11/01/64
B
1
N
H 2
1/26/64 B
2/16/84 B
3/2B/84 B
3/30/64 B
H
RALEIGH FIRM H
2/16/84 A 20
8/12/84 0 11
N
N L30
N L30
N
N L41
A PLACE OF SPECIAL SOLITUDE
AWARD FOR NATIONAL EXCELLENCE
HUO GIVES OURHAM EXCELLENCE AWARD
H 2 9/16/84 D t P F C19
H 2 7/13/84 B 1 N S51
monthly
/ANNUAL
1/01/8*
I N 0 E
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PAGE 45
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SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, AWARDS
Iff *M2 ~NNErltEXNER MEMORIAL AWARO FOR CREATIVE WRITING
SEE ALSO BARLETT DURHAM AWARO
SEE ALSO BRONZE STAR
SEE ALSO C. ERIC LINCOLN AWARO
iff tug cARLKrB:Aii!?oSisii^iSHeD s6rv,ce awar°
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONOR AWAROS
III *.,LI2 2!IJiNSU! SHE0 COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
HI Al-SD DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARO
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARO
III *.LI2 SUKE ONIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWAROS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWAROS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ArfAROS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AWAROS
SEE itso FELL0WSh1pS*BINET *H4I"S F0R MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE
III *.LI2 GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR SCIENCE AND MATH EOUCATION
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS AWARDS
SEE IlSO GRAMMY°5wLds',MUNITV °F EXCELLEN,'e *M*«DS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JAMES BRYANT CONANT AWARD
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON AWAROS
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON MEOAL
SEE ALSO JIM TATUM MEMORIAL AWARO
SEE ALSO JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD
SEE ALSO NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO 0. MAX GARONER AWARD
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO PATTERSON MEDAL
III .LIS r'eIoRdI'anoS.rTt? F0R ""LLENCE " SCIENCE ANO M.
SEE ALSO REWARD
ill it|8 HBgWWJSi.Hl'SI E-XCELL^E SwAR§SH0L*RSH'PSI
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
III ftfl TH05rMCSJSFF,§8TBXLTT«FcSHYRE,TmTy « 'NOVATION IN
III ALI2 IM2M4S EDISON-MAX MCGRAW NATIONAL SCIENCE AWAROS
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Ill *.LI2 UN.'y; PF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
ill ALs8 VW.';CAUGA0MEOV.L?UTSI,NOnG J,I,ZEN " ™E VEAR
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARO
LINCOLN CENTER RECEIVES AWARO
NEW YORKERS WIN SYMPHONY PRIZES
SUITE A WALKER
MARKHAM: OTHER PROJECTS DOWNTOWN BESIDES CENTER
9URHA^r0R*fkED£R0JE£TS WIN HEALTH AWAROS
2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AWAROS
MfN2*L„Ml4l;TH GROUP PRESENTS AWARDS
JETER RECEIVES AWARD
CHATHAM BUILDING WINS AWARD
FIRST AWAROS
RECEIVES AWARO
SHAVERS RECEIVES MILITARY AWARO
STEWART HONORED BY JAYCEES
JmS PJ)5I "OFESSORS WIN INVESTIGATOR AWARDS
MS.fflSf PROFESSORS WIN PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR N.C. AWARD
AWAROS GIVEN FOR SUPPORTING ARTS
3RD FORK GETS STATE PRIZE
Xw«D4IlNNERSUE rHURSD*Y FCm HUM4N "ELATIONS AWARDS
MRS. SEMANS GETS AWARD
HITCHINGS HONORED IN ATLANTA
MARY SEMANS CITED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
NOMINEES SOUGHT FOR BETHUNE RECOGNITION
ALAMANCE FIRMS TO GET AWAROS
THREE AREA WOMEN ARE AMONG 88 NOMINEES
WOMEN CITED FOR AWARO
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS GRANT IS OBTAINEO
ALAMANCE, VANCE GET AWAROS
FUOUA SCHOLARS CHOSEN
£0yul.E.l5SI'-GR0UI' W,NS RIGHTS AWARO
WILMINGTON BUSINESSMAN HONORED
NORTHGATE PLANS AWAROS NIGHT
RP,!J.*N„C0LI-EGE GETS NATIONAL AJARD
SHSBSS S&iSJ?! AAI?mi\YHGAw'E.rVUSINESS CHMN *W4R0
?o$aTg,e'ts',ya-ro0a-waB!«dCK FrRMS C,TE0
DURHAM COUNTY TEEMS WIN 4-H AWARDS
NORTHGATE MERCHANTS PRESENT ANNUAL AWARDS
HUEY NAMEO TOP MERCHANT AT NORTHGATE
RETIRED FORESTER TO GET AWARO
DUKE SCIENTIST WINS AWARO
CHEMIST GETS "URGER AWARO
*IeSseSJOation'awI^ AT hillside sets h"M4" Relations award
CATES TO GET AWARD
STOKES WINS AWARD
ENERGY SAVERS TO GET AWARDS
f'r'i'o.ys'^Vt'awa'ro0'' e"ellent «*"<"G
STUDENTS WIN PHOTO AWAROS
AWARDS PRESENTED
fc0C4J:. STATIONS WIN BROADCAST HONORS
DESIGN AWARD
DUKE ALUMNI PUBLICATION WINS AWARD
DURHAM LEAOERS HONORED
AWARD WINNERS
?9.C,T.2RTAT.2yKE RECEIVES SCHOLAR-TEACHER AWARO
STUDENT WINS LANGUAGE AWARD
OUKE ALUMNI MAGAZINE GETS AWARD
GOLF AWARDS
SMALL COMPANIES IN AREA HONORED
FOOTBALL AWARD
RlSiESUSE?UFEV5ScPLGa5RRENO-RAS-UrE° "1DAr " KEY ™^TEERS
ChI^eS"^?! t5AR8E° KEY V0I"^TEER CONORS
R5iSM*?e9.E,I5 ELECTRONICS AWARD
IBM RECEIVES AWARO FOR HEALTH, FITNESS
GOVERNOR RECEIVES AWARD "
STATEWIDE AWAROS SET FOR PRINCIPALS
MRS. HAYWOOO IS HONORED
MRS. HAYWOOD GETS AWARD
GOOD CITIZENS
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1/13/84 D
1/13/84 A
1/13/84 C
1/75/R4 C
1/76/84 C
1/76/84 C
7/02/84 C
7/08/84 8
7/17/84 A
3/03/84 A
3/03/64 A
3/07/84 B
3/07/84 A
3/08/84 A
3/08/84 0
3/09/84 A
3/10/84 A
3/10/84 A
3/13/84 A
3/15/84 C
3/16/84 C
3/16/34 C
3/20/84 B
3/77/84 8
3/23/84 B
3/23/84 C
3/26/84 A
3/27/84 C
3/27/84 B
3/29/84 A
3/30/84 A
4/02/84 A
4/03/84 C
4/06/84 B
4/06/84 C
4/06/84 C
4/07/84 A
4/09/84 8
4/09/84 B
4/09/84 A
4/10/84 A
4/11/84 D
4/12/84 C
4/13/84 B
4/13/84 D
4/13/84 A
4/13/84 8
4/16/84 A
4/2 1/84 A
4/25/84 A
4/26/84 C
4/2 7/84 A
4/30/B4 B
5/01/84 A
5/01/84 A
5/02/84 8
5/03/84 C
5/08/84 A
5/08/84 A
5/09/84 A
5/09/84 0
5/11/84 B
5/11/84 0
5/12/84 A
5/12/84 A
5/14/84 A
5/14/84 C
5/14/84 C
5/14/84 C
5/16/84 A
5/18/84 B
5/18/84 B
5/18/84 C
5/19/84 A
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N
N
N
N
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P M66
P K30
N
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N
N
N C05
N
N
N
N
N
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N
N
N
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MONTHLY
INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E
LAW FIRM FORKING TO REINSTATE.
HIGH ACHIEVERS
CENTRAL HONORS 85 EMPLOYEES
ROSSE -t'.S award
AREA FIRMS AND AGENCIES GET SAFETY AWARDS
AWARD WINNERS
BOWLING WINS U.S. AWARD
NORTHERN LISTS AWARD WINNERS
DOCTORS GET AWARD
OUKE PROFESSOR WINS Two NATIONAL AWAROS
PROFESSOR IS RECIPIENT OF 2 AWARDS
NEWS LIBRARIAN GETS AWARO
SEMONCHE GETS AWARO
PRESENTS AWAROS
AWARO WINNER
BEST ESSAY
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL NAMED NATIONAL WINNER
RESEARCHER AT DUKE WINS AWARD
6 N.C. EMPLOYEES HONORED
DUKE RESEARCHER RECEIVES AWARD
RESCUE AWARD
DURHAM PHYSICIAN GETS AWARO
RECEIVE AWARD
AWARD-WINNING FAMILY
PRATT RECEIVES AWARD
DUKE PROFESSOR WINS NATIONAL AWARD
N.C. ARTS GROUP HONORS ELLA P* ATT
CITY GETS HOUSING AWARO
PANEL GETS AWARD
HUD GIVES DURHAM EXCELLENCE AWARD
PRATT EARNS ACCOLADES
AREA TEEN-AGERS WIN 4-H AWARDS
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION HONO' S
CATO GETS AWARD
RECEIVES AWARDS
TV PROGRAM NOMINATED FOR AWARD
AWAROS BANQUET
AWAROS GIVEN
WINS AWARD
SURVEY: MEOIAN ATTORNEYS' SAURY REACHED «53.000 IN '83
RECEIVES AWARD
RECEIVES AWARD
AWARDS GIVEN
MCPHERSON GETS MEDICAL AWARD
GOOD CITIZENS
MAN OF THE YEAR
TALMAGE GETS AWARO
WINS AWARD
DUKE DOCTOR GETS DEBAKEY AWAR3
DOWNTOWN GROUP HONORS PUBLISHER
DIXON RECEIVES SERVICE AWARO
POETRY AWARDS ANNOUNCED
CIVITAN AWARO
21ST ANNUAL STATE AWAROS SET
5 FROM N.C. WIN DAPHNE AWAROS
MRS. WARREN GETS AWARD
OUKE CHANCELLOR RECEIVES HEDI!AL FOUNDATION AWARD
AWARD WINNER
RECREATION THERAPIST TO GET SERVICE AWARO
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER TO RECEIVE AWARO
OMEGA PSI PHI NAMES CITIZEN, man OF YEAR
STEVENSON GETS AWARD
WINS AWARO
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER GIVEN CHAMBER'S SERVICE AWARD
OURHAM WOMAN EARNS AWARO
OURHAM HISTORIC SOCIETY RECEIVES ANNUAL AWARO
HISTORIC GROUP HONORED
EATON WINS POETRY AWARO
AWARO IS WELL-DESERVED
SUN COVERAGE HELPEO
CIVIC HONORS
TALBOT GETS AWARO
SANFORD GETS VISION AWARD
OUTCH MINISTRY HONORS N.C. STATE HORTICULTURIST
FORESTRY COMMITTEE GETS AWARDS
COMMITTEE GIVEN FORESTRY AWAR3
N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION HONORS DUKE INSTRUCTOR
PUBLICATION HONORS TWO N.C. BANKERS
DURHAM PHYSICIAN NAMED 'OUTSTANDING WOMAN'
AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON, N.C.
PLANTS AZALEA
SMOKY MOUNTAINS PARK MARKING 5 OTH BIRTHDAY
JUEEN AZALEA OPENS FESTIVAL
198* AZALEA FESTIVAL OPENS
AZALEA SHORES CONDOMINIUMS INC.
110 MILLION CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX PLANNEO FOR CITY
CONDO COMPLEX IS PLANNED
HOUSING OFFICIALLY STARTEO
bREAKlNG GROUND
AZALEA SHORES GROUNDBREAKING
AZALEAS
AZALEAS IN SHORT SUPPLY
AZALEA FIELD
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5/26/84
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5/31/84
3
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6/05/84
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6/06/B4
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S 2
6/06/84
c
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S 2
6/08/84
C
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N
S 2
6/13/84
B
8
N
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6/14/84
A
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6/14/84
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6/14/84
c
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6/15/84
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6/15/84
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6/18/34
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6/19/84
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A
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6/19/84
A
5
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6/20/84
A
14
N
H 2
6/21/84
C
11
N
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6/21/84
c
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6/25/84
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6/26/84
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6/28/84
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7/05/84
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7/08/84
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7/11/84
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7/13/84
A
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7/13/84
8
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7/19/34
A
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7/21/84
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8/03/84
3
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N
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8/25/84
A
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N
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9/01/84
A
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9/06/84
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4
N
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9/19/84
A
10
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9/21/84
A
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S 2
9/26/84
C
11
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H 2
9/27/84
A
23
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S 2
9/27/84
A
17
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9/28/84
A
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S 2
10/01/84
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10/04/84
A
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10/04/84
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10/05/84
A
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10/11/34
B
I
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10/11/34
C
10
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H 2
10/16/84
c
1
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10/24/84
2
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BASF WYANDOTTE CORP.
CHEMICAL FIRM PLANS TO PUI LO °LANT IN R TP
RTP TO GET NEW FIRM
GROUND TO BE BROKEN TODAY FOR FARM RESEARCH CENTER
TREES START CHEMICALS CENTER
HOSPITALITY DRAWS FIRM
RECORO BAR ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY TO SELL. RENT VIDEO CASSETTES
B. DALTON BOOKSELLER
GRANT MAOE
GRANT MAOE
B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
HUNT TO REOUEST MONEY TO CUT POLLUTION IN LAKES
TOUGH LAWS, MONEY NFEOEO TO CLEAN WATER, PANEL TOLD
DEVELOPMENT PLAN GETS MIXED REACTION
BASS GROUP ADOS JORDAN TO SCHEDULE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTROL OF WATERSHEDS REVIEwEO
PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS BAN PUSHED
STUDY: JORDAN LAKE WATER IS ACCEPTABLE
JORDAN FIT FOR 0R1NKING SCIENTISTS
PHOSPHATES BAN BACKED
H 2 9/04/34 A
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CAN CREEK STILL BEST, MOREAU S
AREA DUCK HUNTERS PREFER CUP.RE
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHAT
CITY FYES STRICT RULES FOR FAL
PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN UP TO
PERSISTENCE BRINGS JORDAN ALTE
TRIANGLE J EXPECTED TO AOOPT 1
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATED FO*
PUBLIC WORKS PANEL APPROVES WA
SENATE HOPEFULS BACK PROTECTI3
COUNCIL URGES PHOSPHATE BAN
WATER PROPOSALS WOULD AFFECT -I
CORRECTION
JORDAN LAKE HEARING SET TUESDA
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
ZONING PROPOSAL FOR JORDAN LA<
PHOSPHATE BAN: SOLUTION OR BAN
MEETING SET FOR TONIGHT ON RE:
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FOR BAN
COUNCIL TO GET RESERVOIR BIDS
PROPOSED PHOSPHORUS LIMITS EX»
JORDAN LAKE SITE OFFERS HAVEN
JORDAN JOLLIES
CHEMICAL FIRM ASKED TO PREVENT
FALLS, JORDAN OUALITY CONTROL
PROTECTING WATER OUALITY IS F3
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED E
IT'S JUST RIGHT!
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTI3
OURHAM NEARING APPROVAL OF L A<
CITY MAY USE WATERSHED PLANS S
OURHAM COUNTY CAUTIOUS ON WAT?
PHOSPHATE BAN COSTS TOO HIGH T
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST
WATER QUALITY UP AT JORDAN
GOOD ADVICE ON LAKE OUALITY
SOIL MANAGEMENT MEETING SLATE3
HULTIHULL SAILING REGATTA SCHE
ACTION URGED ON PLAN TO ZONE J
CITY SEEKING GRANT TO STUOY K
EROSION CONTROL VOTE IS OECAYE
LANO FOR RESERVOIRS OWINOLING.
NASSIF: HAM RIVER POLLUTANTS J
INDUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY
BODY OF BABY GIRL IS FOUND IN
OFFICIALS TRY TO IDENTIFY BODY
REPORT ON LAKES SUBMITTED
ANOTHER PANEL BACKS PHOSPHATE
COLD LAKE WATER AN AREA DANGE*
OK EXPECTED FOR LAKE ZONING
TIONS
CURE ALL ALGAE ILLS
AYS
NT SCHEDULE
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LS. JORDAN LAKES
ASSEMBLY
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DISCUSSION
TER PLAN
N OF LAKES
ALF OF COUNTY'S DEVELOPMENT
E BEING OPPOSED
D-AID ON WATER WOES?
REATION AT LAKES
ECT6D TO BE HEATEO TOPIC
FROM DAILY STRESS
LEAKAGE
PLANNED
CUS OF PUBLIC HEARING
OICT COMMENTS
N ON WATERSHED LAWS
E PLAN, PANEL IS TOLO
OON
RSHED ORDINANCES
0 JUSTIFY, UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
, RESEARCHER SAYS
TODAY IN RALEIGH
DULED FOR JORDAN LAKE
ORDAN LAKE
MOVAL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
0 IN BURLINGTON
SAYS EXPERT
ORSE THAN PHOSPHORUS
IN JAN.
TOTE BAG IN JORDAN LAKE
OF GIRL FOUNO IN LAKE
BAN
BABES IN TOYLAND IDANCEI
BALLET'S 'TOYLANO' ONE FOR THE K I OS
BABOONS
BUBBA THE BABOON GETS 6-MONTH TERM
BITING BABOON TO KEEP HIS HEAO
TRANSPLANT DECISIONS BUSINESS FOR KIN, OOCTOR
WHERE THERE'S HEART, THERE'S -IOPE FOR LIFE
BABY FAE'S BATTLE ENOS; OOOS rfERE AGAINST HER
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS CAUSE ETHICAL DILEMMAS
BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOO
SEE ALSO INFANT NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
FOOO LABELS CAN HELP DUKE CHILDREN'S CENTER
BABY SITTERS
JOB STATUS:
CHILD CARE WORKERS SOBERED BY BABYSITTER IMAGE
BABYCAKES I BOOK I
SUCCESS IS SLOW TO COME FOR TAR HEEL FICTION WRITER
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BACK THEN VINTAGE CLOTHING (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.)
SEE ALSO FASHION
THERE'S A NEW WRINKLE IN OLO CLOTHES
BACKACHE
SEE ALSO PAIN
LOWER BACK PAIN IS WIDESPREAD IN U.S.
POSTURE MAY BE KEY TO HELPING BACK PAIN
POTBELLY PERIL: DAMAGE TO BAC<
BACK PROBLEMS CAN BE COSTLY FTR COMPANIES
EXERCISE CAN PREVENT DESK-JOB BACKACHE
DENTIST'S JOB IS A REAL PAIN IN THE NECK ANO THE BACK
BACKPACKING
SEE ALSO CAMPING I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO HIKING
2 OLDER WOMEN BACKPACK ACROSS THE UNITEO STATES
BACTERIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
SEE ALSO INFECTIONS
•GERMS' GET BUM RAP •
BACTERIA BLAMEO FOR GIRL'S DEATH
BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
LEGISLATOR FACES CHECK CHARGES
BAO CHECK LAWS MAY BE TOUGHENED
CRACKDOWN LONG OVEROUE ON WORTHLESS-CHECK WRITERS
EX-OUKE EMPLOYEE PLEADS GUILTY TO PROPERTY CHARGE, 6 DISMISSED
COUPLE INOICTED IN OIAMOND FRAUD
N.C. BANK'S CHECKS REPORTED USED FOR FORGERIES IN EUROPE
MAN SAYS VANN CHECK BOUNCED
RECENTLY ELECTEO LAWMAKER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
CHARLOTTE HAN IS CHARGED WITH FELONY AFTER ALMOST 100 BAO CHECK.
PASSING PARADE
LAWYER BARRED BY COURT OROER c ROM HANDLING CLIENTS' MONEY
BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
MAN SAYS SON PERSECUTED BECAUSE OF SMASHED GEM
STATE TO HELP NCCU TO COLLECT BAO DEBTS
GOOD HUNTING, NCCU
MAN DESTROYS VALUABLE EMERALD
BAHA'I FAITH
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RESOLUTIONS WOULO C0NOE"N PERSECUTIONS
BAHIMS PRESENT AWARO
BAHAMS PERSECUTED IN IRAN
PERSECUTION OF BAHAMS CONTINJES IN IRAN
COUNCIL PANEL CONDEMNS IRAN FDR PERSECUTION
COUNCIL STRAYS AFIELD
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN QUANOARV OV5R ZONING ISSUE
BAHAMA RURITAN CLUB
LEADERS IN BAHAMA
BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO CRIMINA
•YOUR BONO IS.
CHARGES AGAINS
TFSTIMONY ENDS
BOUNTY HUNTER
JURORS CONVICT
PROTESTER RAPS
BONDSMAN PICKE
BONDSMAN MUST
PROBE SOUGHT 0
DURHAM MAN ARR
BONDSMAN, DEFE
BONDSMAN, DEFE
TWO IN SCUFFLE
SPECIAL JUDGE
BAIL BONDSMAN
BONDSMAN'S SEN
BONDSMAN SENTE
FLINTALL CHARG
SHERIFF DENIES
L SENTENCING
..HEY, WAIT A MI NUTE'
T BONO 'RUNNER' LEFT INTACT
IN TRIAL OF ATLANTA BOUNTY HUNTER
FOUND GUILTY OF LICENSE VIOLATION
BOUNTY HUNTER
DECISIONS
TS OUTSIDE COURTHOUSE
LEARN TO SUE UP BAIL SKIPPERS
F BOND SYSTEM
ESTED WHILE POSTING PAL'S BAIL
NOANT IN SCUFFLE
NOANT CHARGED
EACH CHARGED BY THE OTHER
KILL HEAR ASSAULT CASE
FINED SlOO, GETS SUSPENDED TERM
TENCE SUSPENDED
NCED
ES DISMISSED
OROVIOING INSIDE INFORMATION
BAILIFFS
SEE COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, BAILIFFS
BAKATSIAS {DURHAM, N.C.)
CHEF'S CHALLENGE IS OINERS' OELIGHT
TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
AMERICAN
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
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BALD EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
BALO HEAD ISLAND
BALD H?AO EYED FOR 'LOST COLONY' H 2 1/08/84 C
FIRM MAY LOAN PHONES FOR MOVli H 2 1/24/84 A
BALONESS
DUKE REPORTS HAIR-RAISING EXPERIENCE H 2 11/18/84 B
BLOOD PRESSURE DRUG MAY AID HAIR GROWTH S 2 11/19/84 C
BALDWIN-UNITED CORP.
COUNSEL TO BE HIREO IN GUARANTY DISPUTE H 2 1/05/84 A
PLAN PREPARED FOR TROUBLED FHMS H 2 1/08/84 A
ACTUARY: REHABILITATION PLAN JOULO BE BETTER S 7 1/10/84 B
HEARING BEGINS ON BALDWIN BAILOUT H 2 1/11/84 A
EXECUTIVE SAYS HE DID NOT INFLUENCE OFFICIAL IN INSURANCE COMPANY CASE H 2 1/13/84 A
REHABILITATION PLAN APPROVED FOR THREE INSURANCE FIRMS H 2 3/24/84 A
STATES PLAN ACTION AGAINST SELLERS OF ANNUITY POLICIES H 2 10/05/84 A
SEE ALSO AMERICAN BALLET THEATER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN BALLET THEATEl
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BALLET MOVES
PENNSYLVANIANS BRING FRESHNESS TO TOUGH BALLETS
REHEARSING FOR BALLET
BALLOONS
JOURNEY'S END
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE Y3UNG CROWD
BALLOONS: WIND CARRIES MESSAGES FROM PERSON COUNTY.
HARE C HOUNDS AT BURLINGTON
BALLOON SERVICE KEEPS HER HOPPING— AND SINGING
BALLOON LAUNCH SET AT SCHOOL
HUNTING BALLOON PALS
BALLOONS AND MORE BALLOONS
FLYING HIGH
UP, UP AND AWAY!
BALLOON
SEE
BALLOTS
SEE
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SA
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S, HOT AIR
HOT AIR BALLOONS
ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
ALSO CROSS-OVER VOTING
ALSO STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOTS
MPLE BALLOT CAN EASE VOTING
LLOT HAS CHANGED LITTLE SINCE
PER BALLOTS IRK, BUT WORK
ECTION BALLOT TOO LONG
1980 DESPITE COMPLAINTS
BALLVPOREEN, IRELAND
SEE ALSO IRELAND
REAGAN SIPS AN ALE AND TALKS OF COMING HOME TO IRELAND
VISITING REAGAN'S ROOTS 'TIS A LONELY WALK
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SCORING DROUGHT COSTS TIGERS SERIES
BAMBOO
PLANTS CUT DOWN
BANDAG CORP.
SEE ALSO TIRES
EMPLOYEES ON STRIKE AT INDUSTRY IN OXFORD
STRIKE CONTINUES IN OXFORD
S4-0AY STRIKE IN OXFORD ENDS
54-OAY STRIKE ENOS AT BANOAG
BANDS IMUSICI
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO MARCHING BANDS
WASHINGTON MAY STILL HEAR BAND
BANGLADESH
H 2 1/13/84 D 6 P N
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SUBJECTS
BANGLADESH CALLEO 'A SUCCESS STORY'
BANISHEO FOOLS
BANISHED FOOLS' ANCIENT RITES REVIVE SENSE OF THE SEASONS
BANJOS
BANJO MASTER CONGRATULATED ON BIRTHDAY
BANK ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
PANEL: DROP BANK DEPOSITS TAX
BANK DEPOSITS
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bank of alamance
han robs Sank in Burlington
hank records
n.c. court rules bank must open its records
bank robbery. chapel hill
H 1 4/06/84 B 1 N
H 2 8/23/84 A 23 N
CHAPEL HILL BANK ROBBED
CHAPEL HILL BANK IS R08BE0
BANK ROBBERY PROBE IS PUSHED
BANK ROBBERIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARHEO ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. DURHAM
CRIME IMPACT WIDESPREAD
ARMED MAN ROBS BETHESOA BANK
BANK ROBBER IS SOUGHT
ROBBER HITS GUARANTY STATE BANK. ESCAPES
POLICE SEEK CLUES TO BANK ROBBERY
TALL. THIN MAN KITH NOTE ROBS WACHOVIA'S ANG1ER AVENUE BRANCH
BANK ROBBERY PROBE PUSHED
ROBBER AT 2 BANKS MAY BE SAME MAN
POLICE PROBE POSSIBLE LINK IN BANK HOLOUPS
MAN CHARGED WITH RTP BANK HOLDUP
i.C. MAN CHARGED IN OURHAM BANK ROBBERY
6 CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
FLORIDA MAN IS CHARGEO AFTER CITY BANK ROBBED
MAN IS CHARGED IN BANK HOLDUP
BOND 125,000 FOR ACCUSED BANK ROBBER
BONO SET IN BANK HOLOUP CASE
MAN ROBS BETHESOA BANK
FBI SAYS BANK ROBBER MAY HAVE HELD UP OTHERS
MAN PULLS PISTOL. ROBS BETHESOA BRANCH BANK
BANK ROBBER
MAN ROBS DURHAM BANK
ROBBER LINKED TO 5 HEISTS
FBI STILL HUNTS BANK ROBBER
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICE R0BBE3 i 2 MEN ARRESTED
OURHAM BANK ROBBER USES VICTIM'S TRUCK
2 CHARGEO IN ROBBERY OF SCL
2 CHARGED IN SCL HOLOUP HELD 3N 1100.000 BONOS
DURHAM POLICE SEEK BANK ROBBERY CLUES
BONDS SET AT S100.000 FOR R0B3ERY SUSPECT
RALEIGH MAN HELO FOR BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT IN 7 MORE
HAN HELO IN SCL HOLOUP MAY FACE MORE CHARGES
BANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
MAN SENTENCED IN BANK ROBBERIES
BANK ROBBERIES DECLINE
FBI SAYS BANK ROBBERIES DOWN IN N.C. OURING '83
MAN ROBS BANK IN BURLINGTON
FBI CHARGES FUGITIVE IN ALAMANCE ROBBERY
MAN FIRES SHOTS IN BANK ROBBERY
•DYING' MAN ROBS BANK IN BURLINGTON
BANKERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK ANO TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BANKS
PUBLICATION HONORS TWO N.C. BANKERS
BANKING REGUL
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO R
TAX CPED
LEGISLAT
SCLS WAN
ROYALL P
DEREGULA
GROUP UP
STATE SE
LATE HEA
SUPPORTE
INTERSTA
BIG ITEM
INTERSTA
INTERSTA
ATI1NS
ANKS, U.S. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
EGULATORY AGENCIES
IT SOUGHT ON INVENTORY TAX
URE ASKED TO ALLOW INTERSTATE SCL ACOUISITION
T OK TO CROSS STATE LINES
ROMOTES SUCCESSION BILL
TED BANKS: TAXPAYERS' BURDEN?
GES 1500.000 FOR PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
NATE APPROVES INTERSTATE BANKING MEASURE
KING MAY DOOM BILL ON PHOSPHATES
RS SAY AMENOMENT COULD KILL BANKING BILL
TE BANKING OFFICIALS SAY AMENOMENT COULD KILL BILL
S REMAIN ON LEGISLATIVE AGENOA
TE BANKING BILL IS IN STALEMATE
TE BANKING BILL AMENDED
BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
PLAN PREPARED FOR TROUBLED FI1MS
ACTUARY: REHABILITATION PLAN rfOULD BE BETTER
HEARING BEGINS ON BALOWIN BAILOUT
EXECUTIVE SAYS HE OID NOT INFLUENCE OFFICIAL IN INSURANCE COMPANY CASE
AMICK HOUSE TO BE FORECLOSED
ART, COIN, CLOCK COLLECTIONS MAY BE SOLD TO PAY OEBTS
BANKRUPTCY REFORM LEGISLATION OVERDUE
REHABILITATION PLAN APPROVED = OR THREE INSURANCE FIRMS
TECH HIFI COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
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8/31/84
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9/01/84
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9/01/84
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2/20/84
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3/10/84
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3/10/84
5/05/84
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A
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5/05/84
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6/15/B4
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6/15/84
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6/16/84
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6/16/84
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S 2
6/21/84
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H 2
6/22/84
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H 2
6/28/84
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H 2
7/13/84
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7/13/B4
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7/14/84
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7/14/84
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7/23/84
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7/24/84
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7/24/84
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9/08/84
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10/17/84
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10/18/84
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10/18/84
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U/05/84
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12/21/84
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12/22/84
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12/22/84
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12/22/84
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12/22/84
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12/23/84
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12/28/84
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12/28/84
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1/04/84
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1/12/84
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1/13/84
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4/06/84
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4/07/84
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7/13/84
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9/19/84
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(OIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
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6/08/84
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6/09/84
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6/10/84
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6/21/84
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6/23/84
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6/27/84
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6/30/84
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6/30/84
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7/02/84
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7/03/84
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7/04/84
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1/08/84
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TECH HIFI FILES FOR REORGANI ZA T I ON
TECH HIFI TO OEOPFN DURHAM STORE
000»S TO OPEN AGAIN
OROER BLOCKING STRIKE LIFTED
LAWYER RULEO PROFESSIONALLY IN
FORECLAOSED HOKE SOLD FOR S280
FIRM SEEKS BANKRUPTCY RULING
MICA GIVEN JULY 6 OEAOLI NE TO
KITCHEN INVENTORY FOR SALE
COURT OROERS INVENTORY SOLD
JUDGE POSTPONES DECISION ON MI
TRAVELERS DESERVE BETTER
GROUP MAY LOSE OAVIE COUNTY Fa
MONEY PROBLEMS LEAD THEME PAR<
BEACH CLUB INVESTORS WITHOUT D
FARM SALE HALTED WHILE N.J, CJ
FIRM MUST SUBMIT PLAN TO CREDI
GROUP MAY KEEP FARM IN OAVIE C
POULTRY FIRM PACK IN BLACK, HA
AMICK'S HOUSE SOLO TO BIDDER c
HENDERSON BELK OF CHARLOTTE'S
WHY 00 FIRMS FAIL? -POOR ACCOJ
FIRM LENDS MONEY ON AMICK HOUS
CREOITORS SAY COUPLE HIDING AS
REORGANIZATION PLAN FOR CONSUL
COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
CREDITORS SEEK BANKRUPTCY ACTI
BANKRUPTCY LOOMS AHEAD FOR ST3
BANKRUPTCY COURT. DURHAM
SEE U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
BANKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SAFE OEPOSIT BOXES
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BANKS
BANKING COSTS RISE
BANKS, DURHAM, SERVICE CHARGES
BANKING COSTS RISE
BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK '.
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BA
SEE ALSO HOME BANKING
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATID
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK ANO TRUST
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BANKS
MOST LARGER N.C. BANKS PAYING
BANK PLANS EXPANSION
MINUTES MATTER TO THIS INVEST}
THE RICH SUFFER THROUGH ANOTHE
TOBACCO TAXES RAISE FIVE TIMES
FREE BANKING DISAPPEARING
N.C.'S LARGEST BANKS RAISE PRIME
BANK OFFICIALS WANT NEW LAW
BANK LOBBYISTS SAY LEGISLATION IS
INTERSTATE BANKING LEGISLATION ORA
LEGISLATIVE PANEL BACKS REGIONAL P
INTERSTATE BANKING WINS N.C. SUPPO
BANKS CITE INCREASING COMPETITION
CONSUMER BANKS MAY BE LOOPHOL; FOR
GA. BANK SEEKS EXPANSION INTO THE
GREEN GOT MOST BANKING SUPPORT
N.C. BANKS INCREASING RECRUITING A
SLOWER GROWTH EXPECTED IN N.C. BY
ROAO BILL STALLS IN COM-ITTEE
GROUP URGES 1500,000 FOR PASSENGER
INTERSTATE BANKING OFFICIALS SAY A
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL IS IN STAL
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDED
THE AGONY OF WAITING FOR FAST FOOO
MORE WOMEN ENTERING BANKING
CEREMONY PLANNED FOR BANK
BANK MERGER PROPOSED
STATE BANKS REPORTED HAVING SD
REGIONAL BANKING DELAY IS W9R*
CREDIT UNION ON ACT STATE CAM=
4 LARGEST N.C. BANKS CUT THEP
MINIMUMS EASED FOR MONEY MARK?
CAPACITATED
, 170
FILE REORGANIZATION PLAN
CA REORGANIZATION
RM
TO REORGANIZATION
EEDS MAY NOT HAVE CLAIMS
LT NEGOTIATES DEBT
TORS
OUNTY
S PLANS TO PAY CREDITORS
OR S341.877.50
BELK FMAILY FILES A BANKRUPTCY.
NTING, EXPENSIVE TASTES'
E
SETS IN BANKRUPTCY CASE
TING FIRM APPROVED BY JUDGE
ON
UGGLING TEXTILE TOWN
TRUST CO.
NK OF N.C.
AND TRUST CO. (GENERAL HEADING]
CO.
MORE ON SAV INGS
R
R EXPENSIVE YEAR
AS MUCH AS FARMERS RECEIVE
NEEDED NOW
FTEO
ANKING ISSUE
RT
COLLEGES
NEXT SPRING
TRAIN EXPERIMENT
MENDMENT COULD KILL BILL
EMATE
UNO LIOUIDITY
YING SOME IN INDUSTRY
US IS CLOSEO AND ITS DEPOSITS FROZEN
PRIME RATES
T RATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS
BANKS, N.C, FEES
SHOULD ALL BANK CUSTOMERS PAY SERVICE FEES?
BANKS, N.C. SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. PROFITS
TAR HEEL BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY STRONG IN 1993
BANK PROFITS: THE JITTERS DISAPPEARED DURING 1993 AS THE MONEY ROLLED
NCNB QUARTERLY GAIN AMONG BAN<S' BEST
INITIAL KEPORTS FROM THE BIG N.C. BANKS SHOW JUMPS IN SECOND-QUARTER..
EARNING FIGURES MIXED FOR LAR3E N.C. BANKS
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPEN IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
BANKS REPORT HEALTHY EARNINGS
N.C STATE-CHARTERED BANKS' ASSETS, LOANS UP SHARPLY
»ANKS, U.S. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF BAN< S I
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CREOIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BANKS
BANKING CHANGES SEEN BENEFICIAL
BANK INSURANCE SYSTEM SHAKY, PROFESSOR SAYS
SCL'S WANT AUTHORITY TO EXPAND
N.C. BANKS TO HELP IN BAILOUT
BANK HEALTH EVERYONE'S CONCERN
BANKERS CREATED THEIR OWN PR03LEMS
WHY SHOULO GOVERNMENT ATONE FDR BANK'S BONERS?
WHO PAYS OFF BAD OEBTS?
PRESS' KNOwLEOGE OF BANKS LAC<ING. BOTH SIDES AGREE
MORE WOMEN ENTERING BANKING
WOMEN MOVING UP IN NATION'S BANKS
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
'AGE 51
1/14/95
DATE
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THE INSIDE BANK HEISTS
CCB AMONG 300 HOST PROFITABLE CORPORATIONS
MCCOLL: 'WE GOT OURS. NOW. YOJ GET YOURS;
SURVEY: BANKS FAVOR REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE FIRMS
BANKS TO EASE RULES ON SOME MJNEY ACCOUNTS
10/04/84 A
11/01/84 A
11/25/84 B
12/06/84 D
12/29/84 A
BANKS. U
N.C
S.. FAILURES
BANKS TO HELP IN BAILOUT
BANK HEALTH EVERYONE'S CONCERM
TAXPAYERS WON'T LOSE IN BAILOUT OF BANK
D BOOKS
E CENSORSHIP
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SE
BAPTISMS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DU'HAM
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
BAPTIST HOMES AWAROEO
BAPTIST HOSPITAL IWINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
HOSPITAL GIVES WIGS TO CANCER PATIENTS
BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO FRIENOS OF MISSIONS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST RAOIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION
ARTICLE ON BAPTIST TALK MISLEADING
POLITICAL USE OF BAPTIST MAILING LIST UPSETS MANY CLERGYMEN
WOMAN CHAPLAIN AT SEMINARY UPSETS SOME N.C. BAPTISTS
PASTORS TRYING TO CRACK HARO SHELL OF BAPTISTS
BAPTISTS SHOW FILM MORMONS CALL SCURRILOUS
BAPTISTS SEEK IDEA EXCHANGE
IF MORMONS RANKLE. WHY NOT IMITATE THEM7
DON'T MISLABEL BAPTISTS
FILM ABOUT MORMONS IS DISTORTED ATTACK
BAR EXAMINATIONS ILAWI
SEE N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
BARBECUE
LEXINGTON BARBECUE GOING NATIONAL
FIRE UP THE BRIOUETTES - ANY TIME IS RIGHT FOR BARBECUE
N.C. 'CUE WINS CONVERT
CULINARY EXPERT FINDS N.C. BARBECUE 'FIRST-RATE'
HILLSBOROUGH HAS NEW HOG OAY 3ARBECUE KING
HOW TO FIX TAR HEEL BARBECUE IN BOSTON
PORK TO BE PLENTIFUL ON HOG 0« Y NEXT YEAR
BARBECUE SET
BARBEE ROAD
ROAD NAME CAUSES OBJECTIONS AT MEET
BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGE
BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGE GETS YEAR TO IMPROVE PROGRAM
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FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE I
HAIR-RAISING CLOSE SHAVE
HAM H 2
H 2
BARBERSHOP OUARTETS
SEE SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATIOM C ENCOURAGEMENT OF BARBERSHOP OUARTET SINGING
BARNS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. BARNS
STEAMING COLD H 2
GRAY DAY S 2
BAROQUE ART
SEE ALSO ART
BAROQUE PAINTINGS ON EXHIBIT
BARS
SEE ALSO LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, N.C.
SEE ALSO L IQUCR-BY-THE-DRINK, U.S.
TAVERN ON OUTER BANKS TO CLOSE
BARTENDERS
HER HANDS FLY WHEN YOU SAY, 'SET 'EM UP'
PRESIDENTIAL BEVERAGE CONCOCTEO
BARLETT DURHAM AWARO
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
MRS. HAYWOOD IS HONORED
MRS. HAYWOOD GETS AWARO
HONOR BEFITS HAYWOOD
5/30/84 B
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BASEBALL
SEE ALSO ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BALTIMORE ORIULES
SEE ALSO BOSTON RED SOX
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CHICAGO CUBS
SEE ALSO DETROIT TIGERS
SEE ALSO KANSAS CITY ROYALS
SEE ALSO LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL. DRAFT
SEE ALSO NEW YORK METS
SEE ALSO NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO PREP TFAMS. BASEBALL (SEF ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO WORLD SERIES
BASEBALL NOTES
ATLANTA'S PERRY A TOP MAJOR LEAGUE PROSPECT
CABLE GROUP DEALING FOR ACC. DURHAM BULLS GAMES
BASEBALL NOTES
ATLANTA TRADES EX-BULL PITCHER ALVAREZ TO ASTROS
TAR HEELS LOSE SECOND STARTING PITCHER
BULLS' MILES WOLFF WINS WILL WYNNE AWARO
JUST 42, GOING ON 19
WHO'S IN LEFT7 BRAVES. TORRE STILL TRYING TO ARRANGE OUTFIELO PUZZLE
MINOR LEAGUERS WORK IN SHADOW OF THE BRAVES
CHILDRESS BOUNCES BACK FROM IMJURY
AFTER 19 YEARS, RADER RECALLS THRILL OF FIRST PRO SEASON
RUNGE BIOINC- TIKE WITH P-BRAVES
SOME SAVIOR: LEN BARKER HARDLY WORKED TO ATLANTA'S AOVANTAGE...
CORMACK BLASTING OFF FROM BULLS
THE MAKING OF A PITCHER: IN HO SHORT SEASONS. OEOMON MAKES TRIP...
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SERIES
WIN TITLE.
murphy's goloen i"age acquiring needed edge
things i -0 like to see.,
a savannah detour
bulls 8len0 of veteran infield. young pitching
braves turn to motivationist
ORIOLES GET NOO TO REPEAT AS al EAST Champs
.HITE SOX TO RULE AL WEST OIVISION - AGAIN
ASTROS TO CHALLENGE DODGERS II NL WEST RACE
CHARBONEAU GETS SHOT KITH PIRATES
CHECKLIST SHOWS CAROLINA LEAGJE'S PROSPECTS
BASEBALL UNION OFF BASE IN PROTEST OF SUSPENSION
THREE AREA PLATERS ALIVE IN MAJORS
FAVETTEVILLE SEEKING TEAM IN CAROLINA LEAGUE OR SAL
GALLAGHER AT JOB CROSSROADS
BASEBALL CHAMPS
WHAT'S IN A NAME? JUST ASK PETE 'THE MALTESE* FALCONE
GIANTS WEAR A UNIFORM YOU CAN LOOK AT
EX-BULLS "ORGAN. BURG»E!ER REUNITED
•TORRE WALL* A TOUGH CLIMB FRJM RICHMOND TO ATLANTA
U.S. OLYMPIC BASE9ALL TEAM SETS DURHAM EXHIBITION
DURHAM GETS OLYMPIC EXHIBITION GAME
BULLS' BEST TEAM EVER? 1980 BJNCh a GOOD CHOICE
UNC'S CONNECTIONS TO FREE AGENT DRAFT HEAD ACC
WOLFF NO FAN OF COW PASTURE FT R THESE BULLS
BATTER UP
SOTO'S WORST PITCH
SPIRITS-REO SOX MARRIAGE GROWS SUUR
SWINGING
•CATFISH' HUNTER TO COACH
CONCENTRATION ROBERTS' LINK TO CONTROL
BANKHEAO TAKES NEXT STEP TO MAJORS
GREENSBORO BIDS TO LANO CLASS 11 FRANCHISE
T'JMPANE CONTINUES ON PACE TO 3REAK DURHAM HR RECORD
BANKHEAO BEST-PAID TAR HEEL IN BASEBALL
FOUR STRAIGHT HOMERS RARE FEAT
BANKHEAO OLYMPIC STAFF ACE: 0.38 ERA DEMONSTRATES WHY
GALLAGHER REPORTEDLY SET AS SANTA CLARA COACH
BULLS DUE TO SHAKE SLUMP
BULLS REVERSE TREND. NOW TAKING THE FIFTH
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LYNCHBURG AIMING FOR 100 WINS
BULLS STILL HAVE CHANCE TO HOST FIRST PLAYOFF
PETS MONOPOLIZE CL HONORS
SEASON OF ACHIEVEMENT: SNITKE*"S BULLS DION'T
LYNCHBURG: HURLERS1 SUBWAY TO 8IGS
WHERE ARE THE REAL CUBS?
BULLS EXPECTING A NEW SKIPPER FOR '85 SEASON
8EAUCHAMP CALLS MOVE TO CLASS A •REFRESHING-
BASEBALL EOITORIAL OFF PASE
DURHAM BASEBALL ALL OF FA"E BREWING
NEW OWNER WON'T MOVE PILOTS
BRAVES, BIROS IMPROVE: HOW much?
BRAVES' GAMBLE ON EX-BULL CLAY RIGHT ON MONEY
WILLIE MAYS' EX-UNOERSTUDY IS NOW BATTING FOR DURHAM
BASEBALL HALL OF FAME
JURHAM NATIVE VOTEO'TO HALL
REESE, FERRELL JOIN SHRINE
WHY NOT SAIN? RENOWNED AS PITCHING EXPERT, HERE'S ONi
COOPERSTOWN SHRINE IMMORTALIZES DIAMOND HEROES
FERRELL IS DURHAM NATIVE
BASEBALL NOTES
LOSING BRINGS OUT WORST IN BRAVES
wOOOSON TOPS ACC PLAYER OF YEAR VOTE
BRAVES ENTERING THE COMPUTER ERA
CAROLINA LEAGUE SEEKS EXPANSION TO 10 TEAMS
BASIC SKILLS TESTING
SEE N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
THE BASILEUS OUARTET (FILMI
'BASILEUS' MUSIC LOVERS' MOVIE
BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE 3
SEE ALSO DURHAM RE
SEE ALSO HAWAII PA
SEE ALSO NATIONAL
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS.
SEE ALSO PREP TEA-
SEE ALSO TROJAN CL
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S 3
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPO
HOOP-SHOOT CONTE
•SEASON TICKET'
UNC'S SMITH MAKE
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HOOP CHAMPIONS
DESPITE BALANCE.
RED SUECE JACKET
DEACONS KEEPING
SIBLINGS SILHOUE
UNC CARRIES ACC
WINNING RECOROS
KNIGHT GOT GOOD
JOCKEYING FOR TI
IN FINAL WEEKS.
BASKETBALL TRIAL
TWO CENTS OF OLY
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FIGURING ALL THE
ALARIE. TEACHEY
KNIGHT'S TEAM
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TTEO AT BASKETBALL
BANNER INTO BATTLE FOR NATIONAL TITLE
3REE0 LONG CONTRACTS IN ACC
LOOK AT PLAYE'S
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UNC'S 'BEST- TEA" NOT GOOO ENOUGH
S GETTING UNDERWAY
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ASUALTIES AFHR OLYMPIC SOUAD CUTS
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SCIENTIST SEEKS ANSWER FOR FISH DISEASE
TEAM BASS TOURNAMENT SLATED FOR JORDAN
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SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO RAPE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SUPPORT KEEPS VOLUNTEERS GOING
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SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
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SEE ALSO COASTAL WATERS
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.
EROSION DAMAGES BEACH
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BEAR CAPTURED IN GREENSBORO
BEAR IN CUSTOOY
BEAR PUZZLE CONTINUES
BLACK BEAR RELEASED IN EASTERN N.C.
WILD BEAR'S VISIT TO BE SHORT-LIVED
LIBERALS WOULD SPARE THE BEAR, KILL THE SHEEP
IT'S NATURAL FOR PREOATORS TO KILL
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BEAUFORT HOSTS » CELEBRATION TOO
BEAUTY
YOUNG EYESi TIRED EYES: PROVING BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
BEAUTY CONTESTS
SEE ALSO "ISS GREATER OURHAM PAGEANT
SEE ALSO TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
HICKORY WOMAN WINS DAGEANT
NICHOLS REACHES FINALS
CLEMSON STUOENT MISS N.C.-USA
OURHAM GIRL PRELIMINARY WINNE' IN MISS TEEN OF AMERICA PAGEANT
BURLINGTON WOMAN AMONG COTTON FINALISTS
BEAUX ARTS BALL
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT LUNCHEON IS POPULAR EVENT
BEAUX ARTS BENEFIT
ARTIE SHAW'S ORCHESTRA TO PERFORM
BEAVERS
ANYONE SEEN JERRY?
BEAVER OEVELOPS A TASTE FOR FRIENDSHIP AND APPLES
JERRY BACK AT HOME IN MUSEUM
JERRY THE BEAVER RETURNS HOME
9ECT0N. OICKINSON ANO CO.
FIRM REPORTS DROP IN PROFITS
FIRM NOTES EARNINGS FALL
BED AND BREAKFAST HOTELS
PROPOSED BEO-ANO-BREAKFAST ORAWS LETTERS FROM NEIGHBORS
8ED-ANO-BREAKFAST INN ON HEARING'S AGENOA
BED-AND-BREAKFAST INN APPEARS OUT
BCB INN PROPOSAL ON COUNCIL AS ENOA
DECISION DUE OCT. 8 ON PROPOSAL FDR INN
BED. BREAKFAST INN IDEAL
COUNCIL VOTES AGAINST BED-AND-BREAKFAST INN
BEOFORD PRINT ING CO.
ELECTION COMPLAINTS GOING TO WAKE OISTRICT ATTORNEY
BEDS
SEE ALSO FURNITURE INDUSTRY
THE FASTEST BED IN TOWN
BEECH LAKE APARTMENTS
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON APARTM5
CONSTRUCTION PEGINS ON APARTME
CEREMONY TO MARK OPENING OF UN
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BEEKEEPING
SEE ALSO BEES
NORTH CAROLINA BEEKEEPERS FEEL
BEEKEEPERS CLUB IS COMPILING A
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SEE ALSO ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SEE ALSO BREWERY
SEE ALSO WINE
THE 'BEE'S FEET': NATURE PROVIDES MORE THAN 6.000 YEARS OF HAPPY HOUR
ILLFGAL BEER CHARGES DROPPED
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HEY. CHAPSt FIND ANY HONEY?
FOLKS AROUND HERE-: WITH THE OUTOOOR SET
BEE ATTACK PUZZLING
BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
IMPULSIVE PEOPLE URGED TO RELAX ANO SLOW DOWN
THERAPY UNLOCKS PRISON OF FEAR
TOMBOY BEHAVIOR. HORMONES LINKED
HEALTH EXPERT WARNS OF SELF-DEFEATING ATTITUDES
BEIRUT MASSACRE
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BELEWS CREEK PLANT I WINSTON-SALEM,
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BELEWS LAKE
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS
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NEW CENTER 'N PARK TO HIRE 141
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BENNETT PLACE VISITORS CENTER
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BENNINGTON COLLEGE
CHARLES REINHART SPEAKS ON 50
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FESTIVAL TRACED TO ITS VERMONT
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BENT CREEK SUBDIVISION
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CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUBDIVISI
BERKSHIRE MANOR APARTMENTS
FLOODING: WHERE DOES RAINWATER
BERMUOA
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BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP ESTATE
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG ON RES1L
BERRYHILL
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SEE ALSO DURHAM HADASSAH
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
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SEE ALSO JUOEA REFORM CONGREGATI
SYNAGOGUES "ARK SPECIAL WEEK
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SIGNING UP FOR SCHOOL
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NEW COMPUTER
FUTURE SUPERSTARS?
CLASS TREE
UP, UP AND AWAY!
THEY BROUGHT ON THE BOOKS
MUSIC FOR THE HOLIDAYS
BURNED-OUT OURHAM FAMILY GETS HELP
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SEE BETHESOA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
BETHESOA RIJRITAN CLU9
NEW COMPUTER
RURITANS INSTALLED
BETHESOA SPARTANS (BASKETBALL TEAMI „._.
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BETHESOA TROTTERS (BASKETBALL TEAMI
SEE BETHESDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL TEAMS
BETHESDA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. . „_^_ _^„
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN WIN COMMENDATION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NOW FIRST-LINE MEDICS
BETHESOA, REDWOOO GET TRUCKS
GET NEW TRUCK
FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES.
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
DURHAM CLUB TO HOLD OINNER FCH BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
BETTER BUSINESS MOVING OFFICE TO RALEIGH SITE
BETTER HEALTH OF OURHAM
SEE FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF OURHAM
BHOPAL. INDIA
SEE ALSO INDIA
PLANT SAFETY PROBF NEEDED
CAN YOU BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE
DISASTERS: PAST AND FUTURE
BILL COULD CHANGE RULES ON HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
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DURHAM
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IS GOD AN 'IT'?
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OISGUISING THE BIBLE
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FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE IN, DURHAM
■BROUGHT AS A LAMB TO THE SL AJGHTER. . ."
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BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
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BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
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URBAN TRAILS WOULO BOOST SAFETY. HEALTH
U»BAN TRAILS: PATHS PLANNEO FDR STROLLERS. BIKERS
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ROLLING TO NEW HAMPSHIRE
BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
BICYCLISTS WARNED TO BE CONSPICUOUS
HIGH VISIBILITY HELPFUL
BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARWHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
BIKE RIDER PLANS 900-«ILE TRE< TO 06LIVER CHECK TO ST. JUDE'S
IT'S THIS WEEKEND. ..BULL CITY BIKE FEST
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CYCLISTS SAY FRIENDS CAN BE COOO MEDICINE
BICYCLES
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SIGN OF CONTEMPT
3URNING UP THE TRACK
LIGHTING UP THE JOGGERS
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KING OF THE ROAO
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BICYCLISTS. TRAFFIC LAWS
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POLICE WARN SINGLE PARENTS OF IMprjSTER
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PERSON DUMPS TIGERS FOR TITLE
ROCKETS UPSET TIGERS FOR TITLi
ROCKETS RIP ANDREWS. MAKE WEST REGIONALS
BIG SIX TEAMS FIND EARLY GOING ON TOUCH SIDE
!IG SIX CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
INTANGIBLES FAVOR VANCE IN BIG SIX
LIST OF CONTENDERS HAS A FAMILIAR RING
NEW FACES ARRIVE IN BIG SIX
KNIGHTS' KICK ROCKETS FOR BIG SIX TITLE
JIG SIX CONFERENCE. GIRLS* BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
PERSON, VANCE ROLL. MAKE BIG 4 GIRLS FINAL
PERSON TAKES BIG SIX TITLE WITH FOURTH-OUAR TER RALLY
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BIG SIX LIST
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, N.C.
MAN WITH 2 MASTER'S OEGREES PLACED ON BIG-6 FUGITIVE LIST
RALEIGH MAN IS ADOED TO FBI'S 'BIG SIX' LIST
FBI AGENT IN N.C. SAYS 'BIG SIX' IDEA SUCCESSFUL
BIG STAR FOOD STORF (UNIVERSITY DRIVE!
BIG STAR IS CLOSING AT UNIVERSITY DRIVE
DURHAM GROCERY STORE WILL CLOSE OOORS TODAY
FORMER GROCERY STORE MAY BE SHOPPING CENTER
BIGOTRY
MAKE BIGOTS SIGN NAMES
BILINGUAL EDUCATION
SEE FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. FOREIGN STUOENTS
SEE- SCHOOLS. U.S., CURRICULUM
BILL COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
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BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO FRFEOOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
PROPOSAL TO TURN BILL OF RIGHTS INTO BILL OF RECOMMENOAT IONS ICARTOONI
BILL OF RIGHTS (FOR PATIENT CARE IN NURSING HOMES)
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE ALSO MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
APPEALS COURT TO CONSIDER PATIENTS' BILL OF RIGHTS CASE
BILLBOARD MAGAZINE
OURHAM RADIO STATION WINS POPULARITY HONOR
BILLBOAROS
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SEE ALSO HIGHW
SEE ALSO NAEGE
SEE ALSO SIGNS
FBI PROBES B
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AYS FIRM ILLEGALLY CUT TREES
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BILTMORE HOUSE
BILTMORE TULIPS
WORKMEN HURRY TO GET WINERY READY
S6.5 MILLION WINERY IS BEING COMPLETED AT BILTMORE ESTATE
BILTMORE HOSTS CANDLELIGHT TOURS
N.C. ZOO CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS
A PERFECT FIT
BILTMORE HOUSE: GLAMOUR, BEAUTY FROM THE PAST
BIMBE FESTIVAL (OURHAM AFRICAN FESTIVAL)
BLACK IMAGES SUBJECT OF FREE FILM SERIES
FREE BIMBE FESTIVAL BEGINS ON SUNDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BIMBE ENDS WITH FREE FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BIMBE FESTIVAL SET AUG. 12
BIMBE FESTIVAL DATE CHANGED T3 AUG. 12
RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY
ONE MORE TRY FOR BIMBE FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BIMBE FESTIVAL MAKES BIG SPLASH
CELEBRATION
BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMES
JUOGE: BINGO LAW IS UNCONSTI TJ TIONAL
THIS GAME IS HAVING UPS AND 03WNS STAYING LEGAL
EDMISTEN PROMISES VETERANS POST
BIOCIDES
LIHITS ON BIOCIDES URGED
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS TEAM
GENE SPLICING TO EXPANO
MICROELECTRONICS REVOLUTION BOOSTS HEALTH-CARE DEVICES
COMPUTER CHIPS BRING CHANGE T3 MEDICAL ENGINEERING
BIOMEDICAL SIMULATIONS
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SEE ALSO COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SIMULATION RFSOURCE
SEE ALSO S IMULATIONS
DUKE USING COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF BIOMEDICAL PROCESSES
DUKE'S COMPUTER ESTIMATFS HEALTH P I SK S
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP URGED
REG»OWN LIMBS. ORGANS 8EC0MIN". A REALITY
REPORT SAYS N.C. NEEOS 161 MILLION FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY
»61 MILLION IS SJUGHT FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDY
DUKE ORGANIZES NEW RESEARCH CENTER
DUKE. UNC HILL SHARE RESEARCH EQUIPMENT
STATE PANEL MULLS 4180 MILLION PLAN FOR GENE RESEARCH
STATE GENETIC RESEARCH INDUSTRY PLAN DEBATED
GENETICS: A PREMIER INDUSTRY?
STUDY PANEL RECOMMENDS « 10 MILLION FOR DEVELOPING BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
PANEL MULLS AREA PROJECTS: GENETIC ENGINEERING FUNDS UNDER STUOY
MOST BIOTECHNOLOGY FUNOING HILL GO FOR GENETIC RESEARCH IN RTP
BIOTECH RESEARCH may YIELO RETURNS
STUOY PANELS ADVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER BEGINS NEW GROWTH PHASE
BIRO FEEDERS
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SEE ALSO RHEAS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION t. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO WOODPECKERS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE BIRD SET
COME TO THE TROPICS. ..IN NORTH CAROLINA
RAPTOR CENTER MAY GET NEW ROOST
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: AN ORNITHOLOGICAL THRILL
INJURED BIRDS MAY FLOCK TO NE* CHARLOTTE FACILITY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
BIROS STOLEN FROM NCCU
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THIS PIRDIE SOUNDS OFF FOR REAGAN
N.C. man CHANGES BUSINESS FROM CARPETS TO EXOTIC BIRDS
LONELY JOB
»IRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO POPULATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
NEW CHOICES: BIRTH CONTROL OPTIONS ARE ABOUT TO MULTIPLY
STERILIZATION DEMANO IS GROWING
RISKS OF AVAILABLE METHOOS BELIEVED Small
RESEARCH PUTS NE . METHODS ON THE HORIZON
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SEX: A RESPONSIBLE PLAN
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FAMILY PLANNING: FORGET IT
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RESEARCH PUTS NEW METHODS ON THE HORIZON
MEN'S BIRTH CONTROL PILL ON HORIZON
COMPOUND FROM COTTON UNDER STJDY AS CONTRACEPTIVE FOR MEN
BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
SEE ALSO GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
PAYMENTS MOUNT FOR COUPLE WHOSE SON HAS RARE DISEASE
HANDICAPPED GIRL'S SHAKEN PARENTS FIND LITTLE HELP. NO HOPE
1-YEAR-OLD MUST LIVE IN HOSPITAL
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ALCOHOL. PREGNANCY: DOCTORS HESITANT TO WARN PUBLIC OF OANGERS...
RESEARCHER: A ORINK 0' TWO OKAY FOR PREGNANT WOMEN
SUIT: GENETIC PROBLEMS WITHHELD F»OM COUPLE
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE 'WRONGFUL LIFE'?
DOWN'S SYNDROME PARENTS SAY CHILDREN ARE JOYFUL INFLUENCES
BIRTH INN (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
BIRTHING CENTER PLANNED IN CHARLOTTE
BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO POPULATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO POPULATION. U.S.
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SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO P1RTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO PATERNITY SUITS
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS Dc -ANNE XA T ION
BISHOPS
SEE ALSO CATHOLIC BISHOPS
SOUTHEASTERN METHODISTS ELECT BLACK BISHOP
METHOOISTS PICK THEIR 6TH BISHOP
11 METHODIST BISHOPS RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS
FRIENDS SAY NEW BISHOP BORN TO BE A MINISTER
BITING
MAN BITES POLICEMAN. GOES OIRECTLY TO JAIL
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HUMAN BITES HAY LEAD TO SERIOJS INFECTIONS
BLACK AND GOLD BALL
SEE ALSO K INGS CLUB
KING'S OUEEN
BLACK ATHLETES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL!
BLACK PIONEER?
BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, U.S.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, BLACK
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES!
BLACK CHURCH, FEMINISM ARE TO»ICS OF LECTURES
JACKSON TAKING APPEAL FOR VOTES TO CHURCH PULPITS
BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
CROONER'S WIDOW VISITS ALMA MATER
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BIGHOUSE: MARKETABLE SKILLS, 10T BASKETBALL,
BLACK COLLFGES, N.C.
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DROP IN BLACKS SLOWS UNC INTEGRATION
BLACK COLLEGES, U.S.
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A MENTO" OF PROMINENT PEOPLE
ARE WHAT REALLY COUNT
BLACK COLLEGES, U.S., DESEGREGATION
PROF: BLACK COLLEGES FACE BLEA
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BLACK HISTORY
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SEE ALSO SLAVFRY
BLACK CONTEST FOCUS IS EXCELLENCE
HISTORY OF BLACK NURSES BEING WRITTEN
TAR HEEL MINISTER RESCUEO STATE'S BLACK HISTORY, CULTURE
N.C. SLAVE'S DESCENDANTS HOLD 4TH REUNION
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ALEXANDER WANTS BLACKS MORE CONSCIOUS OF HISTORY
AUTHOR TRIES TO BREAK TRADITION IN PORTRAYAL OF BLACK CHARACTERS
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
BLACK HISTORY MONTH LECTURES BEGIN TOOAY
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY
CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH
BLACK WOMEN TO RE HONORED ON FEB. 26
•WE ARE FAMILY'
SINGING, DANCING, PLAYING HISTORY
BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION
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CULTURAL EVENTS LISTED
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AFRICAN ART
ANNIVFRSARY GALA IS FIRST OF OANCE FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
ESSAY CHAMPIONS
BLACK LEADFRSHIP CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEAOERSHIP CAUCUS
BLACK LIBERATION ARMY
DURHAM MAN IS LINKEO TO BLACK LIBERATION ARMY
VAN USED IN KILLING BORROWED IN DURHAM
BLACK LIGHT THEATRE OF PRAGUE
BLACK LIGHT FADES OUT
BLACK MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
HATRED ALIEN TO MUSLIM FAITH
BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS ANO PRO
SEE ALSO MINORITY dUSINESS AWARF
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS OEVEL
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTE».
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
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PLANNING WORKSHOP
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SEMINARS SET FOR BUSINESSES
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2/19/64
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2/22/84
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2/23/84
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2/23/84
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2/24/84
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H
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2/26/84
A
A
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H
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3/18/64
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S 2 5/09/84 A 1 N
H 2 5/10/84 A 23 N A54
H 2 2/17/84 0 12 R L34
S 2 4/18/84 A
RLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
BLACK MEDICAL STUDENTS URGEO To BE TEACHERS
LACK OF BLACK MEDICAL TEACHERS HIT
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
s
2
1/11/84
A
10 P
P
T37
s
2
1/12/84
c
1
N
K90
s
2
1/25/94
A
2 P
P
S76
H
2
1/29/84
A
9
N
H
2
4/06/84
6
1 P
N
L41
s
2
4/06/84
c
1 P
N
C6D
H
2
4/26/84
B
1
N
S51
H
2
7/03/84
B
1
N
H
2
7/04/64
C
6
N
s
2
8/01/84
A
11
N
s
2
9/2?/84
A
2
N
s
2
9/28/84
C
1
N
A47
H
2
9/29/84
B
1
N
H
2
10/02/64
A
13
N
L41
H
2
11/1 1/64
0
13 P
N
L41
S
2
11/24/84
A
3
N
M69
H
2
11/27/84
c
3
N
S51
s
2
11/27/84
c
1
N
M69
H
2
11/29/84
A
11
N
S51
s
2
11/28/84
A
4
E
s
2
11/29/84
c
1
N
M69
H
2
11/30/84
A
13
N
S51
S
2
11/30/84
A
4
L
H
2
12/02/84
0
4
E
s
2
12/03/84
A
1
N
Mfa9
H
2
12/04/84
B
1
N
S51
s
2
12/04/84
A
1
N
M69
s
2
12/05/84
A
4
E
s
2
12/14/84
A
4
E
s
2
3/24/64
A
3
N
J56
H
2
3/29/84
A
9
N
B30
H
2
7/01/B4
B
4
N
CHEROKEE COUNCIL RALLIES BEHIND DOCTOR
BLACK WOMEN
AUTHOR LEARNS FROM SOUTHERN BLACK WOMEN
WOMEN EARN TRIBUTE
COMMUNITY LEADERS HONORED
ARTICLE FOCUSES ON BLACK WOMEN IN FACTORIES
H 2 1/01/84 C I P U H49
S 2 2/29/8* A 4 E
S 2 4/30/84 b 1 P F J06
H 2 12/11/84 A 15 N
CONCEALED BLACKJACK DRAWS AOOITIONAL CHARGE
BLACKLISTS
SEE ALSO BOYCOTTS
3 IN "50S RED PROBE WILL VISIT OUKE
BLACKLISTED HOLLYWOOD 10 SUBJECT OF FILM SERIES
FILM OIRECTOR TO VISIT OUKE
DIRECTOR TO INTRODUCE 1947 FILM AT DUKE
REVISE mr. WICK'S BLACKLIST
SCREENWRITER TO OISCUSS 'SOS BLACKLIST
POLONSKY TALKS ABOUT BLACKLIST
BLACKLISTED WRITER SPEAKS
BLACKMAIL
SFE EXTORTION
BLACKNALL HOUSE
CITY PLANNING TO SAVE HOME
RAISE HIKE TO BE TONIGHT'S TOP ITEM
COUNCIL SAVES BLACKNALL HOUSE
BLACKNALL HOUSE UNIQUE BIT OF DURHAM'S PAST
GOLEY ST. MAY STAY UNPAVED
MAYOR OFFERS PLAN TO SAVE LAN3MARK
AGENCIES WOULD HELP WITH PLAN TO SAVE HOUSE
SAVING BLACKNALL HOUSE IS MAYOR'S LATEST 'VISION'
BLACKNALL HOJSE GETS DEADLINE EXTENSION
R.O. BLACKNALLi MAN BEHIND THE HOUSE
DEADLINE SET FOR MOVING BLACKNALL HOUSE
BUILDER OF BLACKNALL HOUSE IS OISPUTED
BLACKNALL GENEALOGY
OUTLOOK FOR HISTORIC BLACKNALL HOUSE DISMAL
■EXECUTION DATE' SET FOR 3LAC<NALL HOUSE
A FLAWEO CRY FOR HELP
BLACKNALL HOUSE ENOANGERED
BLACKNALL HOUSE IS DOOMED
BLACKNALL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (IRE3ELL ST.)
CHURCH HELPING GARNERS
DONATIONS SOUGHT
BLACKOUTS
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO TURHAM. N.C. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THr AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
LOVETT CITES CHANGES IN GOVERNING BOARDS
NAME EXPRESSWAY AFTER PROMINENT BLACK
SINGLE-MEMBER OISTRICTS PLAN TO BE PRESENTEO
THREE DISTRICTS PROPOSED FOR DURHAM
REDISTRICTING PLAN FOR OURHAM GAINS
DURHAM DISPUTE HALTS ASSEMBLY ON REDISTRICTING
ASSEMBLY TO MEET AGAIN TODAY ON REDISTRICTING
HOUSE OKS AMENDMENT TO REDRAW OURHAM LINES
THREE DISTRICT PLAN OK • 0 FOR OUPHAM
REDISTRICTING SURPRISE
HANCOCK: NEW OISTRICTS WON'T SATISFY EVERYONE
REOISTRCTING REPUDIATES HARMONY, INVITES RACISM
LOVETT: NEW OISTRICTS OON'T SOLVE PROBLEM
COURT ACTION MAY HELP REDISTRICTING
RACIAL ENDORSEMENTS INVITE BACKLASH, HURT CITY
OURHAM CIVIL RIGHTS LEAOER AND LAWYER. PEARSON, DIES
SERVICES FOR PEARSON SCHEDULED ON FRIDAY
PEARSON LEAVES FINE LEGACY
CONPAD ODELLE PEARSON: OURHAM LAWYER WAS PIONEER IN CIVIL RIGHTS CASES
PROJECT SURVEYED HAYTI ART 80 YEARS AGO
BLACKS. EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
SEE JOB TRAINING
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
BLACKS, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LAND LOSS PREVENTION PROJECT
MINORITY FARM HOLDINGS DROP
BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SFF ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYFRS
BLACK ATTORNEYS PLEASED WITH RULING
BLACKS. MILITARY
GROUNDLESS CONCERNS
BLACKS. MINISTERS
SEE MINISTERS. BLACK
BLACKS. MUSICIANS
SEE ALSH MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVES
LIBPA COTTEN TO PERFORM HERE
WANTED IN THE ORCHESTRAS: BLACK MUSICIANS
1ST BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE DEVEL3PS AT NCCU
BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO BLACKS. OU»HAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK EOUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP :aUCUS
BLACK GROUPS DRAFTING PLAN
ANDERSON SAYS BLACKS IN GOP NOT ORGANIZED
LEGISLATURE WILL MEET TODAY ON REDISTRICTING
REOISTRICTING MAY BE CHALLENGED
BLACKS NOT HAPPY WITH SOME OF HUNT'S ACTIONS
CANDIDATES PLEAO FOR BLACK VOTES
THEY'RE PROUD. BLACK ANO REPUBLICANS
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
JUOGE OENIES BID TO CHANGE FEDERAL JUPY SELECTION SYSTEM
BLACK YOUTHS NEED HOMES
H 2 7/21/84 A 3 P P
H 3 7/12/84 B I N
H 2
l/U/84 A
9 N
S >
1/19/84 0
3 N
S 7
1/25/84 A
6 P N
H ?
1/26/84 3
5 N
H !
2/20/84 A
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S 2
4/04/84 A
13 o N
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4/05/84 D
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4/19/84 0
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4/30/84
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1/16/84
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2/29/84
A
A
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3/06/84
A
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M
N
046
S 7
3/06/84
A
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3/07/84
A
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H 7
3/08/84
A
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1146
H 7
3/08/B4
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1 1
N
S 7
3/08/34
A
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N
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3/09/34
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N
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H 7
3/09/34
A
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S 7
3/09/84
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N
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H 7
3/10/84
a
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3/12/84
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1
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1 60
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3/27/84
A
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6/27/84
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6/27/84
A
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S 1
6/28/84
A
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A
4
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S 2
10/25/84
C
4
F
J50
H 2 2/16/84 B 3 N
S 2 2/24/84 A 6 N
S 2 2/03/84 A 4 E
S 2 3/08/84 0 11 P N
H 2 3/11/34 0 1 P F W24
S 2 9/24/84 CI N L38
?
2/10/84
C
5
N
2
2/16/34
A
14
N
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3/07/B4
a
8
N
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3/09/84
A
H
N
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3/20/84
n
1
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2
4/30/84
A
1 1
N
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6/14/84
A
10
N
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7/01/84
a
4
N
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7/14/84
A
8
N
2
9/07/84
c
1
N
MONTHLY/
ANNUA
1/01/8*
I N 0 E
12/31/84
CREEK'S NAME STIR5. 5L S£5 IAm'S'I £S
BLACKS "AY URGE GOP REGISTRATION
C T S
PAGE 61
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I
T
N E E
P 0 DATE C
PG
L
L
Y
P
3YL
H 2 9/23/84 A
H 2 10/05/84 A
S 2 10/15/84 A
S 2 11/26/64 A
H 2 12/15/B* A
H 2 12/16/8* 8
S 2 12/18/84 C
6
I
I
1
10
B
1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
L*0
J56
J56
SLACKS. NURSES
SEhi?tor\no?S!l;ck-nurses being written
H 2 2/15/8* A 12
BLACKS. POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE
.C
U.S
SEPARATE PSO STUOY URGED ON vO MEN AND
WOMAN FIRST BLACK FEMALE STATE TROOPER
AND BLACKS
S 2 3/15/6* A 1 N K90
S 2 10/10/8* C 5 N
BL»S?!'»C?8lSi!ift!iH0E5iSfT¥iiDS5sTH-: wim of bl.ck people
SEE ALSO N.C. bLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSn SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
HANNON FILES FOR GOVERNOR
LJ?EsASGHaurEU00.sgTRI.cricUL0'4N:T HELP BLACKS
A NEW KINO OF RUNNING MATE?
aSoERsSnTSavTbl-ACKKSSI&'gOPS WI ORGANIZED
WITHDRAWALS. COURT DEFLATE HOUSE RACE ._„_-
Sfffil >W&ll SfrLfflrJElHj i SS OME WOULD DISAGREE
r^K^A^TO^P^E^R^T^^CrrtuE^Y.S VOTING
BLACKS. PROFESSORS
SEaoufeLS?NGPRg[cSKSOg3KE"pl5FESSORS BACKED
Shite m.^doS nIt Pf^ulty at unc t uifl(
Sffi BLACK Fl^??LNEiDES°TONAEPTTGgAL"5
"""""itsi^ITBBlSU.1 Srade! 2, uEncT cause concern jj
uC.vVds8n0colMlegeDur,g!o to improve image to blacks «
MINORITY RECRUITING AT HATH SC HOOL ST ALLS 5
DROP IN BLACKS SLOWS UNC INTEGRATION
BLACKS. UNEMPLOYMENT
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
BL*se1'also*blacks. OURHAM
111 ft 18 Skn0NlLNC0UNCTL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT. OURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS -„_,.„„ H
URBAN LEAGUE HEAD: BLACKS LOST GROUNO H
ipHWwmi mL ~ j
FREE FILM SERIES BEGINS TUESDAY |
SK4^IBittft IH&Bflb-iin gER „ *«« s
BLACKS. VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO MINORITY VOTERS _„ „_
SEE ALSO VOTER EDUCATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION s
VOTER DRIVE TOMORROW
?
1/18/8*
A
?
1/18/8*
c
?
2/04/8*
A
?
2/08/8*
A
?
2/15/6*
A
2
2/16/6*
A
?
2/28/8*
A
?
2/20/8*
B
7
*/24/8*
A
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5/11/6*
(.
1
7/19/«*
A
1
N
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*
(-
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F-
6
N
BUI
1 *
N
4
1-
5
N
11
N
H 2 2/17/84 B
S 2 2/17/84 C
H 2 3/02/84 A
S 2 11/15/84 A
H 3 11/16/84 B
3/22/84
11/02/64
11/09/8*
12/07/84
12/07/84
12/29/64
1
1
1
20
1
1
N W24
N C05
L
N K45
N
N H90
N H90
N B*6
1/30/6*
2/10/6*
2/18/8*
7/10/8*
7/12/8*
B/Ol/8*
8/30/8*
9/10/8*
10/06/8*
10/22/8*
A
I P N M51
A
11 N
A
3 P N
r
3 N
n
10 P N
A
11 N
A
* E
A
4 L
A
11 N B3C
A
10 N
DURHAM COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
OURHAM COUNTY VOTER REGI STRA TI ON INCREASE S
N.C. VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
BLACK VOTER REGISTRATION JUMPS SHARPLY
N.C. MINORITY REGISTRATION SURGES
BLACK VOTER TURNOUT HIGH
StRT.^crRTfB^C^roT^tr^ERNp^SRACE
v5TEKMR?GIS^.f,0NEPA?ETSAIDHELjSiHlTS0F PRIMARIES
VOTER REGISTRATION DOWN FROM SPRING
SUPREME COURT SEEKS ADVICE ON N.C. APPEAL
KI^^FRZ!0!^ ■Sf«USR%M ™* » i960
AHEAD OF GEORGIA...
JACKSON'S CHAIRMAN URGES BLAC<S TO JOIN GOP
BLACKS MAY URGE GOP REGISTRATION
bl*CKo?Inge SMITHY -ELD 'ORSES FOR WINSTON CHURC'ILL
BLADEN COUNTY, ^C. STATf T
PERMIT SOUGHT FOR INCINERATOR
R??RrSENT.TIvlNSFFFIR-PD?ElCSuK,NG HEARING ON BLAOEN INCINERATOR
bladen lakes state forest
see also blaoen county, n.c.
bladen forest is a gem
BL40^lIoCenNtCechnkaI:Ecollege trustees must revive search for president
BLIMPCOAST GUARD PLANS TO USE PATR3L BLIMPS
is^l'i^»l?urlo-STA?r:oi?TN;l-A?^^HoNS. POLICE. RESCUE CRAFT
BLINO
SEE ALSO BRAILLE
SEE ALSO CATARACTS
SEE ALSO OEAF-BLINO
2/11/84 A
4/17/84 A
4/17/84 A
4/20/84 A
4/20/84 C
5/07/84 A
5/11/84 A
6/22/84 C
8/15/84 A
8/15/84 A
8/18/84 A
8/19/84 0
8/27/84 3
9/17/84 A
9/21/84 B
9/22/84 B
10/02/84 A
10/08/84 A
10/10/84 A
10/23/84 C
11/22/84 3
12/14/84 A
12/18/84 C
N
N C60
N C60
T R56
N
E
N L40
N L40
N
N
N L40
2 10/19/84 B I P F W36
H 2 7/04/84 C 10 N
H 2 7/18/64 B 12 N
H 2 12/08/84 B 3 N
S 2 6/01/84 A 4 E
H 2 12/22/84 A 10 N
H ?
4/12/84 A
13
N
S 2
4/21/84 A
4
S 2
5/28/84 A
7
H 2
7/17/84 B
6
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
PAGE 62
1/14/95
SEE ALSO LION'S CLUB INDUS
SEE ALSO MARTHA FRANCK ERA
SEE ALSO HART DUKE 8 I OOL E
SEE ALSO N.C. OEAF-PLINO A
SEE ALSO N.C. REHABILITATI
SEE ALSO SEEING-6VE DOGS
SEE ALSO VISION
DURHA" HELPS BLIND LEARN
BLIND VENDORS FILE LAWSU
HELPING OTHERS HELPS HER
NEW SYSTEM HELPS BLIND S
READING MACHINE MAY HELP
FRIENOS HELP BLIND LAOY
ELLIS BACK at WORK Thank
•LIGHT' FOR ALL IN THIS
■LIGHT' EXHIBITION OPENS
8IDDLE GALLERY AN ASSET
FREE PROGRAMS OFFERED FO
SUIT AGAINST OUKE CLAIMS
LITERATURE AVAILABLE FOP
GROUPS JOINING IN A CAMP
BLIND. SHE TEACHES THE 8
LIONS FIGHT BLINONESS
NEW APPFALS COURT CHIEF
HUNT'S APPOINTMENT OF AI
TRIES
GRANGE GAROEN
EDUCAT ION GALLERY
SSOCIATIUN
ON CENTER FOR THE BLIND
INDEPENDENCE
IT AGS INST STATE
TO "SEE" BETTER
TUOENTS
BLIND STUDENTS
GET NEW SEEING-EYE DOG
S TO FRIENOS' AID
ACCESSIBLE GALLERY
ART WORLD TO HANOICAPPED
VISJALLY IMPAIREO
LOSS Oc SIGHT
HANOI CAPPED
AtGN AGAINST BLINDNESS
LINO TO COPE IN REGULAR SCHOOL
WAS BL INOED AT AGE 13
OE TO COURT HIT BY JUDGE. GOP
PG L P BYL
1/15/84 A
2/11/84 A
4/22/84 E
6/11/84 C
6/29/84 B
T/OT/84 A
8/01/84 A
9/06/84 D
9/07/84 D
9/07/94 A
9/20/84 D
10/13/84 B
10/14/84 E
12/09/84 B
12/19/84 C
12/21/84 A
12/22/84 A
12/22/84 A
F H45
N
F U80
N K90
N K90
F 871
R G6 8
E
N
N S82
N
N 080
F W24
BLOOO SHORTAGES REPORTED
BLOOD NEEDED
BLOOO SUPPLIES ADEOUATE
BLOOD "DNORS
SEE ALSO BLOOOHOBILE
PRECIOUS DONATIONS . __.
RED CROSS APPEALS FOR BLOOD DONORS
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENTS SUPPORTS BLOOO PROGRAM
MAKE "LANS TO VISIT BLOODMOBILE NEXT MONDAY
HOLIDAYS BRING SHORTAGE OF BLOOO SUPPLIES
HOW AVERAGE PERSON CAN FIGHT CANCER
BLOOO SHORTAGES REPORTED
BLOOO NEEDED
AIDS RISK IN TRANSFUSIONS LOW IN AREA - OUKF OOCTOR
LIFEGIVING BLOOD
BLOOO APPEAL SUCCESSFUL
HE FOUND THE TIME
BLOOD SUPPLIES ADEOUATE
BLOOO PRESSURE
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
SEE ALSO LAPETALOL
VOLUNTEERS NEECEO FOR BLOOD PRESSURE STUDY
BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING . „
OUKE LA8 OFFERS SERVICE TO PRIVATE PS»CHI ATR I STS
OUKE ANALYZING BLOOO SAMPLES FOR PSYCHIATRISTS
S 2 10/U1/34 C 1 N
H 2 10/03/94 C 1 N
S 2 12/24/84 CI N J56
BLOOO TRANSFUSIONS
AIOS RISK IN TRANSFUSIONS LOW IN AREA
OUKE DOCTOR
BLOODMOBILE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
MAKE PLANS TO VISIT BLOODMOBILE NEXT MONDAY
BLOODMOBILE VISIT TODAY
BLOSSOM GAROEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
WHY NOT SAY IT WITH FLOWERS?
3LUE AND GRAY FOOTBALL GAME
BLUE-GRAY FRAY GIVES 'LOSFRS'
2ND CHANCE
BLUE BELL MANUFACTURING. INC.
BLUE BELL ELECTS CHAIRMAN
BLUE BELL EXECUTIVE HATES DEAL TO GET BACK STOCK
BLUE BELL INC. CONSIDERING BUYING SELF: »50 A SHARE
BLUE BELL SHAREHOLDER FILES SJIT OVER PROPOSED BUYOUT
WRANGLER EXECUTIVE RESIGNS
ODEAR RESIGNS WRANGLER POST
CANAOIAN INVESTMENT GROUP SEE<S MORE BLUE BELL STOCK
TEXTILE BUYOUT PEAK SAIO REAPED
TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S LEVERAGED "UVOUTS SEEN SLOWING
BLUE BELL REORGANIZES SEOGEFIELD OPERATIONS
BLUE BELL INC. ANNOUNCES 3UV0JT OEAL
APPAREL GIANT TENTATIVELY AGREES TO LEVERAGED SELL
BLUE BELL SHUTTING OOWN 5 PLANTS IN PUERTO RICO
BLUE BELL INC. HAS 13* FALL IN EARNINGS
NEWEST BLUE BELL PLAN UPS BUY1UT TO 147. 65 A SHARE
MANAGEMENT OF BLUE "ELL SEEKS BUYOUT
BLUE BELL NAMES VP-MANUF AC TURI NG
SHAREHOLDERS OK BLUE BELL BUYOUT
SHAREHOLDERS OK BLUE BELL BUYOUT
3LUE »ELL CLOSING MILLS IN BELGIUM
BLUE BELL MANUFACTURING INC.. SALE? ANO EARNINGS
BLUE BELL INC. CLOSES AFRICA PLANT, CONSIDERS OTHER CHANGES
BLUE CROSS I BLUE SHIELD OF N.C. .......
STRICTER RULES EYED ON SALE 0= HOSPITALS _____
OUKE ADMINISTRATuR HITS STUDY ON HOSPITAL COSTS
MEDICARE EXPLAINED
BLUF CROSS BENEFITS TOP .575 MILLION
DO NOT COMPARE 'APPLES AND ORANGES'
RETAILERS REPORT SALES INCREASES OUR I NG FEBRUARY
HFALTH PLAN MEMBERSHIP INCREASES IN N.C. IN '83
GREEN URGES CHANGE IN INSURANCE PLAN
STATE EMPLOYEES' HEALTH INSURANCE DECISION DUE
PFOPLE WILL FEEL BETTER IF HIT IN WALLET - INSURER
MR. HEALTH NUT
HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS TO R I %'.
BLUE CROSS RAISES INSURANCE RATES
GOLDEN REFLECTION
STUDY: DOCTORS' FEES HIKE MEDICAL COSTS
FIRM MAY NOT LIMIT OOCTOR PAYMENTS
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER LOW ON CASH
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER FEELS MON^ V CRUNCH
STATE AGREES TO PAY MORE FOP HEALTH INSURANCE
AMERICANS' NEED FOR INSTANT RiLIEF HIKES MEDICAL COSTS
HOSPITAL USF HIGHER IN RURAL AREAS THAN IN URBAN CENTERS
RUN FCR FUN AND HEALTH
BLUE CROSS PLAN GOT SHORT SHRIFT
EVERYONE HAS A STAKE IN LIMITING MEDICAL COSTS
DURHAM CLUB TO HOLD DINNER FQR BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
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1
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 63
1/14/85
OFFICIAL: CHANGES IN MEDICARE SYSTEM BOON TO HOSPITALS
N.C HOSPITALS FARE WELL UNDER NEW MEDICARE SYSTEM
TOYOTA FILMING COMMERCIAL AT 3LUE CRUSS OFFICE BUILDING
JAPANESE COMHFRCIAL TO BE FILMED IN AREA
BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C. EMPLOYEES
WIGGINS GETS POST AT BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD
BLUE CROSS ANO BLUE SHIELD OF N.C. SALES AND EARNINGS
IIS! ££811 HA^iT^N OF 7.100 IN FIRST QUARTER
BLUSFE ALSO SOVIET UNION. BLUE JEA>IS
SEE ALSO WRANGLER JEANS
STUDENTS MAKE OESIGNER JEANS
JEANS PASSE7 TAKE A LOOK AROU*IO YOU
JEANS INDUSTRY STARTS ON COMEBACK ROAD
JUDGE TO DECIDE WHAT HAPPENS TO 20.000 PAIRS OF JEANS
BLUE LAWS
BLUE LAW MAY RE REPEALED
WILMINGTON REPEALS BLUE LAN
BLUE MOLD
SEE ALSO MOLD
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, DISEASES
BLUE MOLD RESEARCH UNDER WAY
BLUE MOLD THREAT LESSENS
BLUE MOLD FOUNO CN LEAF AT J0>< ES COUNTY FARMS
BLUE MOIO REACHES TWO FARMS IN N.C
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
PARKWAY LINK-UP SET FOR 1987
LEAF WATCHERS INVAOE MOUNTAINS
BLUEBERRIES
TAKE BLUEBERRY TIP FROM BEARS. INDIANS
BLUEBIRDS
SEFOLKS AROUNO HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
BLUEFIELD HOUSING PROJECT
"U^fWI sTaKs-: BLUEFIELD YOUNGSTERS HONE THEIR AIM.
DISCUSS RETREAT
TEMPERS FLARE AT MEETING ON PUBLIC HOUSING CRIME
SUN STOPY ON MEETING OISPUTEO
BLUEFENVSuS..?M;NeoSp^ATION PROPEL LEARNING CENTERS
ARTICLE WILL HELP PROGRAM
BRUSHING UP
PUBLIC HOUSING GRANT SPELLS TUTORING
RLUEGILL
S BLUEGILL HOLDS SPECIAL PLACE FOR FISHERMAN
BLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
BANJO MASTER CONGRATULATED ON BIRTHDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
AT 73. BILL MONROE STILL DELIVERS
BLUES MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SINGIN' THE BLUFS , .
LEGENDARY BLUES BANK BRINGS CHICAGO MEMORIES
BOARD OF CHARITIES ANO PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
BOARDING HOUSES
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
BOARDING HOUSES FAOING AWAY
P D DATE C PG
H 2 10/29/84 B 1
S 2 10/31/84 A 11
H 2 12/06/84 A 18
S 2 12/08/84 A 2
S 2 8/25/84 A
4/08/84 C
5/27/84 0
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/24/84 B 2
4/06/84 B 2
7/16/84 B 12
8/13/84 A 4
U/22/84 A 20
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H 2 U/22/84 A 11
H 1 2/14/84 B 1
H I 6/09/84 C 1
S 2 7/11/84 A 1
H 1 7/12/84 B I
H 2 7/06/84 A
H 2 10/14/84 0
H 2 7/12/84 C 1
H 2 2/22/84 B 1 0 U
1/11/84
4/25/84
10/19/R4
10/29/84
S 2 1/13/34 A
H 2 1/23/84 A
S 2 8/02/84 C
H 2 8/28/84 B
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1/07/84 A
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5 P
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B71
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THIS BIG PIGGY WENT TO THEATER
STANDOFF
BOAT BUILDERS
SEE ALSO SHIPBUILDING
BOAT-BUILOING COMPANY SELECTS N.C PLANT SITE
BOAT PEOPLE
SEE VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
BOAT RACING
TWO YACHTS HEAOING FOR HOME
BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. DROWNING, N.C
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN BOATING
SEE ALSO SAFETY
INCREASED ACCESS, ALCOHOL POSE SAFETY PROBLEMS AFLOAT
BOATERS SHOULD PREPARE FOR SAFE SEASON
DRUNKFN DRIVERS CREATE HAZARDS ON WATERWAYS
COLD LAKE WATER AN AREA DANGER
BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS
SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSO CREWING
SEE ALSO DURHAM POWER SQUADRON
SEE ALSO KAYAKS
SEE ALSD MASONBORO BOAT YARO AN3 MARINA
SEE ALSO POWERBOATS
SEE ALSO ROLLINGVIEW MARINA
SEE ALSO ROWBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILING
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO TUGBOATS
SEE ALSO YACHTS
FISHING, BOATING SEMINAR SET FOR APRIL 17-19 IN ORANGE CO.
COAST GUARD SEARCHING FOR SL03P
PRECAUTIONS HELP PREVENT THEFT OF BOATS
THIS BEACH COTTAGE IS BOAT ON DRY LAND
FLOATING 'COMMUNE' IS HOME FO' UNUSUAL BOATS, OWNERS
MISSING TRAWLER SOUGHT
5TH OAY OF SEARCH FAILS TO FIND BOAT
SEARCH FOR TRAWLER. NINE CREW"EN REPQRTEO UNSUCCESSFUL ON 6TH OAY
H I 1/19/84 B 1 N
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H 2 6/07/84 C
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SEARCH CONTINUES C0R TRAWLER. CREW
-RAFT FOUND, SEARCH FOR TRAWLE' RESUM§0
6 PLANES SEARCHING FOR "ISSIN", TRAwlER
PHOTOCRARHS ARE TAKEN IN SEARCH FOR TRAWLER. CREW
BOB JONES UNIV. IGREENVILLE. S.C.I
BOB JONES RELFASES OEAN'S LIST
EMOTIONS. POWER IN BAROQUE PAINTINGS
BOBbSEV TWINS <BOO<l
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S BOOKS
LIBRARIAN'S REMARK IMPLIEO CENSORSHIP ,„„,._.
LIBRARY OPTS FOR QUALITY IN MAKING ITS SELECTIONS
BOBCAT
LARGE CAT SEEN IN W INSTON- SALz M
BOOIE ISLANO LIGHTHOUSE .
FIRE THREATENS N.C. LIGHTHOUSc
°OGUFao&UESBRl:DGE SITE SELECTION EXPECTED BY ENO OF YEAH
°GU63OARDTAPPR0VES BOGUE BANKS BRIDGE LOCATION
90 J ANGLES
TWO CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
TWO TEENS. "AN CHARGED IN SAFECRACKING
BOLERO^ Ay^4Hp N0 EXCUSE F0R HET-PAJAHAS -BOLERO'
30LIN CREEK
OWASA DF3ATES DROUGHT MEASURES ,
SEwER LINE COSTS FOR 30LIN CREEK MIRED IN 'MUCK'
BOLING CO. ISILER CITY. N.C.I
FAMILY name TO CONTINUE AT BOL ING CO.
BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO COTTON
$El0L4LS2EEY!ECSSDfM?iESHAS COTTON ON RISE IN N.C.
0AT6
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C PG L P BYL
H 2 U/21/8* A 10 N
H 2 11/23/8* A 16 P N
H 2 11/27/8* C 2 N
H 2 U/29/B* A 10 N
S 2 7/09/8* B «
H 2 7/13/8* D 3
h 2 10/11/8* A A
S 2 10/15/84 A A
H 2 A/05/3* A 16
S 2 9/10/8* C 3
H 2 7/29/3* B 5
H 2 11/lO/B* A 11
BON APPET
IT'S
T (MAGAZINE!
•AS PRETTY AS
A PICTURE' AND GOOD. TOO. SAY TASTERS.
BONO MARKETS
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. N.C.
MINUTES MATTER TO THIS INVESTOR
»ONOS
SEE ALSO FARM FINANCE AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
FARMER-LOAN PLAN WORTH SUPPORT
PROPOSED BONOS "AY HELP FARMERS
AGRICULTURAL BONUS GET APPROVAL OF N.C.
H 2 1/26/8* 0 5
H 2 6/18/B* A 3
H 2 9/l*/8* 0 3
boll weevil democrats
see also democratic party. u.s.
boll weevils want revenge
bomb threats
see also telephone threats
see alsh threats
schools evacuated
students evacuateo from schools
police continue probe of school bomb threats
police find no ">omb
man arrested in bomb threat
bomb threat phony
two chapel hill schools get false bomb threats
durham man is shot; officers seek assailant
carrboro man faces bomb threat charge
carrb^ro man faces bomb threat charge
man jailed on theft charge
bomb threat a fiz2le
bomb threat empties all but jail cells
building evacuate"
bomb threat empties Granville towfrs dorm
bomb threat empties rtp plant
union car9i0e plant evacuateo after threat
bomb threat maoe at union carbide
bombings. international
beirut blast kills n.c. man
u.s. emeass* relocates; rfagam vows to remain
bfreaveo n.c. family says son «as happy
SfslssHSBifeWa oefeno.ng's'ecjr'.tW u.s. embassy in Lebanon .cartoon,
WAGNER EULOGIZE0 AT FATHER'S CHURCH
2 BEIRUT CASUALTIES BURIED AT ARLINGTON
FINGER-POINTING FUTILE , . .
S"UND POLICY TO PREVENT TERRO> I SM IS STILL LACKING
REAGAN NEEDS TO GET TOUGH
AN UNWORTHY SCAPEGOAT
RFAGAN'S RESPONSIBILITY
MARINE RECALLS BOMBING WITH QJIET FURY
TIME OF REMEMBRANCE OECLAOEO -OR BOMB VICTIMS
STRIKING BACK NOT EASY
BOMBINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE ?EVICE
PAROLE BEING CONSIDERED FOR NEWSPAPER BOMBER
llOMBING PLEA ENTEPEO
MAN SPENOS TI»E. MQNEY TRYING TO GET SON FREED
BOMB EXPLOSION KILLS CHARLOTTE MAN AT HOME
KERNERSVILLF man SENTENCED FOR CONSPIRACY IN BOMBING
BOMblNGS. U.S.
TcRRORISH IS COWAFOLY WAY Oe SEEKING CHANGE
VIOLENT ACTS SOLVE NOTHING
ALL VIOLENCE IS WRONG
FBI FAILS IN RESPONSE TO FANATICAL BOMBINGS
BOMBS
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BDNBS
SEE ALSO DISARMAMENT
SEE ALSO OYNAMITE
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO LETTER BOMBS
SKYLAND MAN SAYS HE HAS 0ESIG1E0 'T-BOMB'
DURHAM MAN HELPS DISPOSE OF 63N3S
A FALLEN HERO — WHY?
H 3 2/16/8* B 1 P N B*6
H 3 B/16/3* B I N 0*6
H 2 5/27/8* 0 15 P N
H 2 2/27/8* A 10 N
H 2 12/0A/9* A * E
S 2
i/27/e*
A
6
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H 3
1/29/8*
B
1
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S 2
1/28/8*
A
16
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S 2
1/31/B*
A
9
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h 3
2/Ol/B*
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H 2
2/18/8*
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H 2
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S 2
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H 3
3/06/B*
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3/08/6*
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H 2
3/15/9*
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H 2
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11/13/34
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12/06/9*
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H 2
12/37/9*
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H 2
12/26/B*
A
8
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H 2
9/21/3*
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S 2
9/21/8*
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S 2
9/21/9*
A
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H 2
9/23/8*
A
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H 2
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H 2
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H 2
10/01/9*
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H 2
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H 2
10/23/3*
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S 2
10/30/8*
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H 2 7/26/8* A 23
S 2 9/26/3* A 1*
H 2 10/21/8* A 1*
h 2 12/08/8* B 3
S 2 7/13/9*
S 2 7/18/3*
H 2 11/30/3*
S 2 12/07/8*
h 2 2/02/8* A 9 P N
S 2 6/13/9* C 16 P F
H 2 8/18/8* A * E
H 2 9/13/9* C 1 P F HOI
H 2 1/15/8* B
S 2 5/02/9*
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♦
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/U4
0 E .
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
"?UOY'S MAY UPGRADE DUKE BONDS S
BOND SALE TO AID HOUSING IN DURHAM
BONE CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SIX-YEAR-OLD NOT BITTER ABOUT CANCER
BONE GRAFTS
BONE GRAFTS BETTER THAN ARTIFICIAL JOINTS?
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO CANCER
6-YEAR-OLD BOY WILL GET BONc "ARROW TRAnsriamt
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT SAVES BOY AT DUKE
BOY GFTS MARROW TRANSPLANT °" E
HORRIBLE RISKS. CURES MARK MEDICAL FRONTIFR
£i52.SSX. SESI!XII MARR0H transplant IER
grTftfflMKKfWT ouke^o °beEr5eleaseo
BOOK-BANNING
SEE CENSORSHIP
BOOK FAIRS
EXPLORING LITERATURE
™E BfJ?KoPE?SLING p»"SON (BOOKI
LEARY BOOK IS PERSONALITY STUDY OF COLORFUL PARSON
BOOKBINDING
X-RAYS MAKE BOOKBINDING HISTORY
BOOKS. OURHAM .
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
STONE* W.Ti§t!NT.5oI8JE5S8JN|,"S """""O" " SCHOLARLY DAYS
BSok S^ErpSr^NEPS0I0G"*PH,C ""*
So8I0fAL?HK.5a?5 °F DUKE AVA1LABLE
A TIMELY HISTORY
•SEASON'S READINGS'
BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESS
U! A4tIo reviews^bSoV0 HIS"RI"<- «SSOCIAT,ON
ill «tl8 ^!tver?: Ba: press
KLLE?UDELSCSRHf8R|s AA^'SSTMU«DRE?T,Sl'pLrLoU|lTR„?E' ™EN MARKET «* °e *°™
CHAPEL^ KSSALiM PHI R"»A,P8ABLE?S
MEMORABLE EDITION OF STATE'S HISTORY
THE UTFRA^TSn^Rn"-01""3" " STATE'S *00™ ^NIVERSARY
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
BOOKS, U.S.
Ill f,4S £H„'!=0REN'S BOOKS
SEE ALSO RARE BOOKS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
DUKE PROF WARNS AGAINST SEAWALLS ON LONG ISLAND
BOONF, N.C.
BOONE A
BOONF DRUG CO.
SEE HAYWOOD ANO BOONE DRUG CO.
BOOSTER CLUBS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, = ANS
BlKfff! ?8NATES Jl'000 TO JORDAN
COSELL'S IDEA JUST MORE HOT AIR
BOOTH REALTY
ANIT-LITTER GROUP LOOKS TO COJNTY FOR MORE MONEY
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
111 £JFA?ETTES' SMUGGLING
SEE DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE MOONSHINE
SEE RECORDING TAPES
POPN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
PEA IS RATTLED BY MINOR EARTHQUAKE
SpE j ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMF s OF CHtJRCHFSI
BOSTON CELTICS
PLEASE COME TO BOSTON
"OSTON COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS USE SIZE TO OVERPOWER
B°5TOU2fcLE£f.fP92r:h "OTB.LL
OB FLUTIE FAVORITF
FLUTIE "
=ROM UNC"
TO TAKE HEISMAN
OCKET
SS
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fWTilc.6JRHS CAROLINA'S HEISMAN VOTE
J4R,MHElkfTS?HN' 8ur N°' READY TO OUIT
TAR HF!1°rS^oA=5,VN^PABTY "°T SURPRISING
TAR HEELS WHIP 3U: 3C MAGIC OJMPS WAKE: FLUTIf
BOSTON MARATHON
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
W. FIfV^MAS^Rs"" **"" B°STaN MARAT"°"
BOSTON RED SOX
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SPIRITS-RED SOX MARRIAGE GROWS SOUR
BOSTON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
S PRESENCE, BOGUE'S.
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H 2 5/26/84 0 4 N
H 1 7/25/34 B I N
H 2 9/02/34 0 13 N
S 2 11/14/84 A 1 N M69
S 2 12/10/84 A 6 P N
S 2 7/06/84 A 1 N
4/25/34 A
5/11/84 B
5/23/84 A
6/17/84 B
8/03/84 A
11/25/84 B
12/19/84 B
12/19/84 A
12/20/B4 B
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FOR CHAR ITY
BOTSWANA
NCCU SORORITY SENOING SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO AFRICA
90TTLE0 WATER
SEE MATER. BOTTLED
POTTLES
GLASS HOUSE FULL OF PRAYERS
BOTULINUM TCXIN
HELP NEAR FOR CROSSEO EYES
DEADLY POISON USED TO TREAT CROSSED EYES
■GERMS' GET 3UH RAP
90ULEVAR0 GULF STATION
ROBBER TAKES «500 FRO" BOULEVARD GULF
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN GAS STATION ROBBERY
"OULEvARO MASSAGE
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HELP'S ANGELS
BOUNOAPY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
THE CASE OF FINLEY FOREST
SCHOOL »OARD TO CONSIDER BOUNDARY LINE
STONEPIOGE REOUEST IS NEARER APPROVAL
BOUNTY HUNTERS
TESTIMONY ENDS IN TRIAL OF ATLANTA BOUNTY HUNTER
BOUNTY HUNTER FOUND GUILTY OF LICENSE VIOLATION
JURORS CONVICT BOUNTY HUNTER
BOWL FOR BREATH
•BOWL FOR BREATH- SET FOR SATURDAY
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWLING
SEE ALSO CURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
CARPENTER'S ROLL SETS HOUSE RiCORO
RING IN THE NEW YEAR
TILLMAN ROLLS PERFECT
CONTESTANTS WILL BOWL
3ENEFIT BOWLING
TRYING HAPO
HOPES OASHEO
STATE BOWLING CHAMPS
2 VILLAGE BOmLERS ARE MONTH'S BEST
spoils of victory
?0mman gray school of -eoicine
n.c gets toll-free hotline on fetal alcohol synorome
cowman gray help astronauts
ne. standard sought to decine brain death
hip v:d knee surgery helping people walk
KIONE. OPERATION GIVES patients NEw LEASE ON LIFE
OOCTORS 'ELP PEOPLE SURVIVE 0s EAOEO CANC9R
DOCTORS CA.Crf 'FART ATTACKS BEFORE T-lEY RUN THEIR COURSE
SCHOOL RAPPEO OVE* LAB ANIMAL CARE
BOXING
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOXING CLUB
...THE LURE OF THE RING STILL BEC.^N';
DURHAM BOXERS SET FOR TOURNEY
DURHAM BOXERS CONFIDENT
FOUR OURHAM BOXERS AOVANCE
EX-9CXEP A "ANN fdp. ALL SPORTS SEASONS
GRACIA STOPS SMITH
DURHAM POXERS SET
ON THE GO
PRO BOUT
BOUT SET
ANCIENT PLEA AGAINST BRUTALITY
3ANNING BOXING WOULD BE BLOW '0 FREEDOM
BOXWOODS
LAWYER ENJOYS HIS BOXWOOD
BOY SCOUTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EXPLORER SCOUTS
UNIFORM SEARCH
SCOUT EXPO BEING HELD AT GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
EGGS ON The ROCKS
30CCATS PLAN MEETING
SCOUT COUNCIL HUNTING NEW CUBS
BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE FUN OAY
LUNCHEON SET TO SEEK SPONSORS FOR EXPLORERS
GC3D SCOUT
MCCU OFFICIAL TO h£AO ORIVE FDR 30Y SCOUTS
recruitment training
scoutincs part of curriculum for this class
■sore hair- fells scoutmaster as only three finish so-hile hike
boy scouts "ulld fence
tips on scouting
boy scouts. • .c.
see also eagle scouts
scout carnival is today
scouts to hold camporee
making a pledge
scout-0-rama planned
boy scouts of america
see also eagle sc"uts
BOYS must 3E BOYS
GIRLS SCOUTS AREN'T SO NARROW MINDED
HIGH ADVENTURE IS THE STUFF N=w SCOUT PROGRAM'S MADE OF
N.C. MAN ELECTED TO ONE OF SCOUTS' TOP ORGAN 1 2ATI ONS
90YCE INSULATION CO.
J150.000 FIRE HITS HOUSE. wakEhOJSE
BOYCOTTS
SEE ALSO BLACKLISTS
SEE ALSO PICKET LINES
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NAACP CALLS OFF BOYCOTT OF FQTD LION
•HOLLYWOOO 10' DIRECTOR E XPERI ENC EO P ERSECUT I ON
MOTIVES FOR PROMOTION QUESTIONED
SOVIET ABSENCE HURTS GAMES, bj T NOT FATALLY
THE FUTURE OF THE GAMES
SOVIET SECURITY NEEOS TOO GREAT
NAACP SAYS BOYCOTT PLANNEO
NAACP GROUP PLANS TO BOYCOTT SUPERMARKETS
DEMANDS ARE UNFAIR
TEXTILE GROUPS FIGHT IHPORT RJLES. CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF U.S
NAACP TO PICKET FOOD LION STORES
NAACP BOARD MEETING IN CHARLOTTE TO EMPHASIZE FOOD LION BOYCOTT
NAACP DIRECTORS WILL MEET TOCAY
NAACP CALLS OFF FOOD LION BOYIOTT
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE STUOENTS BOYCOTT HELMS' SPEECH
STUDENTS BOYCOTT HELMS' FIRST VISIT TO A BLACK COLLEGE
GOOO AOVICE FOR STUDENTS
BOYS' STATE IWAKE FOREST UNIV. I
2 GET POSTS AT BOY'S STATE
MIMS SELECTED TO BOYS NATION
BRAGTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY
FUN AND LIBRARY GO TOGETHER
BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
MAN GFTS 40 YEARS FOR ASSAULTS
BARR SENTENCEO FOR 2 ASSAULTS
LIVING STORIES
BOOK CHARACTERS
CELEBRITY NOTEBOOK
TOURING SCHOOL
YEAGER: PLANS FOR NEW TOWN COULO AFFECT BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
FATE OF BRAGTOWN CENTER TO BE TOPIC
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO OISCUSS TRANSFER POLICIES
SCHOOL BOARD ORDERS BUILOI NG-N EEOS STUDY; BRAGTOWN STAYS OPFN
BRAGTnwN SCHOOL CALLED INADEQUATE: BOARD CONSIDERING BUILDING NFW.
BRAGTOWN FACULTY, PTA SUPPORT 6TH-GRADE CENTER
SCHOOL BOARD BIOS SAD FAREWELL TO SWINDELL
CLARIFICATION
CONCEPT FAVORED
BRAILLE
SEE ALSO BLINO
NEW SYSTEM HELPS BLINO STUDENTS
BRAIN CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
BRAIN CANCER VACCINE IS EXTENDING LIFESPAN
BRAIN DAMAGE
OUKE ASKS OISMISSAL OF OIVER'S SUIT
BRAIN DEATH
NEW STANOARO SOUGHT TO DEFINE BRAIN DEATH
BRAIN DISEASE
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
DUKE SETTING UP BRAIN BANK;
Y S 0 B J
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BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE STUOENTS TO ATTEND OUKE LECTURE ON BRAIN
UNC SCIENTIST TO STUDY BRAIN WASTE
MICROCHIPS MAY AID BRAIN TRANSPLANTS
RESEARCHERS IN BRAIN-CELL TRANSPLANTS SHARE AWARD
SWEDISH RESEARCHERS TO SHARE AWARO
DOCTOR SEES PROMISE IN BRAIN-GRAFT TREATMENT
BRAIN GRAFTING MAY HELP OISORDERS
BRAIN TRANSPLANTS
MICROCHIPS MAY AID BRAIN TRANSPLANTS
DOCTOP SEES PROMISE IN BRAIN-1RAFT TREATMENT
BRAIN GRAFTING MAY HELP OISORDERS
BRAHE SPECIALTY CO. INC. (DURHAM W-IOLESALERI
BRAME TO OPEN SHOWROOM IN FORMER DTI BUILDING
MODERATE GAINS FORECAST IN N.C. ECONOMY BY BANKER
BRAME: FROM ONE PERSON IN ONE ROOM TO 130 EMPLOYEES AND 35 TRUCKS
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, MEOICINE 1 RESEARCH IADI
NEXT BRAME GENERATION TAKES COMPANY'S REINS
BRAME NAMED PRESIDENT OF COMPANY
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO.
EARNING FIGURES MIXED FOR LARDE N.C. BANKS
HISTORY BOOK
MEMORABLE EDITION OF STATE'S HISTORY
BRANC
BRANC
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BRANCH CORP. SEES NET EARNINGS LEAP 45X OVER QUARTER
H CORP.
NCNB QUARTERLY GAIN AMONG SAN<S' BEST
BREAD
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EASTER MEANS HOT CROSS BUNS
FRIOAY BRINGS GIDDY FEELING
SHE SAYS 'MERRY CHRISTMAS' WITH TRAOITONAL GERMAN BREAO
BREAD FOR THE NEEDY
BREAK DANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
TAKING A BREAK
AND, ONE, TWO, THREE...
HOG DAY HIGH JINKS
IN A BREAK-OFF
AFTER-SCHOOL BREAKING
JUSTICE TRIUMPHS IN CONTEST
MOONWALKERS
BREAKFAST
CARRBORO'S MEN MAKE NEW YEAR'S BREAKFAST
BREAKING ANO ENTERING (CRIMEI
WOMAN CONFRONTS INTRUDER IN HOME
WINOOW REPORTEO BROKEN
BREAK-IN CHARGE FILED
RETURN PROVES MISTAKE
MAN TURNS IN SELF ON BREAK-IN
MAN CHARGED WITH 8RFAK-IN
BEER RECOVERED
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1/01/8* - 12/31/8*
DURHAM POLICE INVESTIGATING WEEKENO BUSINESS 9REAK-INS
DURHA" "AN IS ROBBED
BREAK-IN AT HOUSE REPORTED
HER TRANQUIL LIFE SHATTFRED BY THEFTS
POLICE SUBSTATION BROKEN INTO
FOUR TEEN-AGERS CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOME
FIRECRACKER INVESTIGATION LEADS TO BURGLARY ARRESTS
TWO YOUTHS CHARGED WITH BREAK- IN
INTRUDER SCARED AWAY ev UNARMED WOMEN
HOUSEBREAKING! SHOOTING NETS ARRESTS
O'JRHA" CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
MAN HELD AT BREAK-IN
1 CAPTURED AFTER ALAR" GOES OFF
BREAK-IN ON OXFORD DRIVE PROBED
THIEF LEAVES CAR KEYS IN houSc
POLICE MISSED STORE BRE»K-IN, merchant says
TWO BURGLARS flee AS occupant returns
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
AIR CONDITIONERS TARGET
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT PALMS RESTAURANT
STEAK HOUSE ROBBED
STAKEOUT LEADS TO ARREST
B»EAK-IN CHARGED
130.000 IS TAKEN IN UNRELATEO THEFTS
N.C. MAN AMONG GROUP CONVICTED IN DEFENSE PLANT BREAK-IN. VANOALISM
MAN IS SENTENCED IN ASSAULT. =>URGLARY
DURHAM MAN FACES CHARGES FOR 3REAK-IN
WOMAN IS THREATENED
MAN ACCUSED OF BREAKING INTO HOME
CASE. ARREST FOLLOW BREAK-IN
MAN ARRESTED WITHOUT PANTS
DURHAM COUNTY BREAK-INS RISE
BREAK-INS RISE
NOISE ALERTS DEPUTY TO BREAK-IN ATTEMPT
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT 3 FIRMS
3 BREAK-IN ATTEMPTS FAIL
CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED
THIEF SMASHES FRONT WINDOW WITH BRICK
BREAK-IN REPORTED
FORMER FBI AGENT LOSES SUPREME COURT APPEAL
BROTHERS CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO SHEOS
FORMER FRANKLINTON POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS. ARSON
BUSINESSES RANSACKED
CHARGE WAS ASSAULT - WITH A GCUF CLUB
BREAKING
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R BREAK-INS ARREST
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SLATED
REPORTED AT M3TEL
NT STOLEN FROM CAR
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
OUKE RESEARCHERS THINK CHEMOTHERAPY may CURE CANCER
SCIENTISTS REMOVE LINK OF ESTROGEN, BREAST CANCER
BREAST RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY
SEE ALSO PLASTIC SURGERY
SINGLE OPERATION GOOD ALTERNATIVE FOR CANCER PATIENTS
DURHAM DOCTOR USES SKIN EXPANSION
BRFAThalyZER TEST
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
FIX THE FLAW IN OWI LAW
NEW ANALYZER IS DESIGNED TO CJ T ALCOHOL TESTING TIME
NEW BREATHALYZER MAY CUT POLICE TIME
SECOND JUDGE SAYS PART OF LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
OISTRICT ATTORNEY CRACKING OOWN ON CASE OELAYS
OA TAKES TOUGHER STANCE ON Owl CASE POSTPONEMENTS
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LIGGETT OESE
BROWN AND WI
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ETTE FIRM
CHIEF SAYS
ENERIC WAR
ER GENERICS
ANTI-COMPETITIVE
ERSUIT IN WAR OF GENERICS
BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON OUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO LUNG OISEASES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
APPEALS COURT RULES IN LUNG DISEASE CASE
DAN RIVER MILLS. COLLEGES HIT FEOERAL SNAG
H 2 6/15/84 C 16
H 2 10/07/84 0 4
H 2 11/21/94 B 1
H 2 10/18/84 C 11
2
7/03/84
A
1
N
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2
7/04/84
c
1
N
2
7/06/84
c
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N
L41
2
7/10/84
A
I
N
C60
2
7/11/B4
9
1
N
2
7/19/84
A
I
N
C60
2
8/01/84
A
1
N
L41
2
8/05/84
B
9 P
N
L41
2
9/05/94
D
4 P
E
2
8/13/84
A
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N
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2
8/15/84
B
1
N
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2- 4/19/84 A 10
2 7/05/84 A 14
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SUBJECTS
PAGE '1
1/14/85
OAN RIVER FIRM DROPS BIO TO STALL SAFETY STANOAROS
OANVILLE MAYOR SAYS NO TO BROWN LUNG WEEK
BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. DESEGREGATION
BROWN VS. SCHOOL BOARD: 30 YEARS LATER IN OURHAM...
DURHAM DESEGREGATION: A PEACEFUL OCCURRENCE
BROWNIES IGIRL SCOUTSI
SEE ALSO GIRL SCOUTS
DUKE HOMESTEAD IS MEETING SITE OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
BROWNSTONE APARTMENTS
BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
BROWNSTONE'S PROJECT OK'O DESPITE PROTESTS
CONTROVERSIAL APARTMENTS TO BE STUOIED
COUNTY BOARD SETS NEW MEETING OAYS
LACK OF MANPOWER STALLS LANO-USE PLAN
BROWNSTONE VOTE DELAYED
NEW COUNTY BUDGET WILL NEARLY DOUBLE PATROL FORCE
BRUNCH
BRUNCH IS AN EASY WAY TO ENTERTAIN
BRUNEI
OIL WEALTH BUILDS DREAM HOUSE
BRUNSWICK COUNTY SCHOOLS
BROOKS. EDUCATOR, FIRED
FORMER HEAD OF CITY SCHOOLS LOSES BRUNSWICK COUNTY JOB
BROOKS SAYS HE RETIRED WITH PAY
BEN BROOKS SAYS HE WASN'T FIRED
BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT (SOUTHPORT. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. A-ID S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C, ACCIDENTS
NRC PROPOSES CPCL FINE FOR BRJNSWICK -VIOLATIONS'
CPCL WILL REPAIR REACTOR
REPORT CRITICIZES TWO CPCL REACTORS
WORKER AT NUCLEAR PLANT SAYS HAZARDS EXAGGERATED
BUBBLE BOY
SEE SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
BUBBLE GUM
BUBBLE EXPERT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN
ALAMANCE AUTHORITIES SAY NEEOL E FOUND IN PIECE OF GUM
BUBBLING BROWN SUGAR IPLAY)
NCCU STAGE SEASON 'SPECIAL'
•BUBBLING* SHOW'S GOT 'THAT SWING'
HARLEM STARS SHINE IN NCCU 'SUGAR'
BUCKNELL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
DUKE'S 16-POINT FIRST-HALF RUN CLOBBERS BISON FOR WIN NO. 13
9U00-PIPER ROOFING CO., INC.
THANKS TO OUR GOOO FRIENDS ANJ CUSTOMERS WE ARE ENTERING OUR 70TH YEAR
BUDGET TOURS, INC.
HOLY LAND TOUR GUIDE FLEES WITH 180.000
HOLY LAND TRIP SIDETRACKED AS ISO, 000 TAKEN
OFFER OF FREE TOUR CALLED MIRACLE
BUGGIES
SEE ALSO WAGONS
AMISH FONDNFSS INSPIRES 1,200-MILE BUGGY JOURNEY
BUILDERS FEOERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. IROCKY MOUNT I
BOSTON BANK MAKES MOVE TOWARO N.C.
BUILDING COOE, VIOLATIONS
MAODRY MUST CLOSE SHOP
FIRST RAZING AT CENTER SITE RECOMMENDED
CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLICY
BUILDING COOES
SFE ALSO OURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO HOUSING COOE
SEE ALSO N.C. BUILDING CODE COUVCIL
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. N.C.
JUDGE TO RULE FRIDAY ON MAOORY ' S BUSINESS
RULE CHANGE IN ORDER
DEVELOPERS SAY CITY OFFICIALS MISLED THEM
DO 'PERK' TESTS VICTIMIZE PROPERTY OWNERS?
SKYLIGHT FITS BUILDING CODE
OURHAM BOARO STUDIES SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN
BUILDING CODE CHANGES URGED
SAFETY TAKES PRIORITY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSn BUILDING CONSTRUCTION,
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, C
SEE ALSO HOUSING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. HOME BUILDERS ASS3
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTS
2 NEW PROGRAMS AIMED AT HELPIM
BUILDING PERMITS RISE, VALUE 0
HFARING MAY BE SET FOR CENTER
HIGH-TECH DEVELOPMENT SEEN F0<
HOME CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN DU»
ECONOMIST: HOUSING BOOM TO CON
N.C. HOUSING BOOM SEEN C ON T I NJ
MORE HIGHER-PRICED HOMES ARE G
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE'S LIK?
OEVELOPERS SAY CITY OFFICIALS
BUILDING INCREASES IN JANUARY
RESIOENTS SPEAK AGAINST PROJE:
CITY STUOIES DOWNTOWN BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION NEARLY DOUBLES I>4
BUILDING PACE IN DURHAM DOUBLI
A SHADOW OVER WILLIAM PENN
BUILDERS IN OURHAM MAKE STEADY
Ljc t uPRK
CITY CONSTRUCTION HITS t 1 3 MIL
CONSTRUCTION UP 73% IN CITY
MULTI-UNIT HOUSING STARTS SHOW
PANEL TO EYE 'MUD LAW'
NEW CONSTRUCTION TOPS «1 00 MR
BUILOING PERMIT VALUES IN COUM
NEW CONSTRUCTION TRIPLES IN DU
CONTRACTS
CI AT I ON
BUILOING CONSTRUCTION
N
G SMALL BUSINESSES
ROPS
REZONING
SITE NEAR RDU
HAM
TINUE
ING
OING UP IN DURHAM
THAT
MISLED THEM
CHANGES
OURHAM
NG '83
GAINS
LION
PIG DURHAM GROWTH
LION
TY HIT 1100 MILLION
RHAM
S I
N E EL
P 0 DATE C PG L
H 2 7/12/84 A 20
H 1 10/05/8* B 1
H 2
H 2
5/13/84 D
5/17/84 A
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3/01/84 A
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4/02/84 A
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4/03/84 B
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4/03/84 C
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J56
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6/26/84 A
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5/31/84 C I P F M95
1/10/84 A 4 E
7/24/84 C 1 N
7/25/84 8 1 N
7/27/84 A 1 P N K90
7/28/84 A 10 N
H 2 1/11/84 C 14
H 2 3/29/84 A 10
H 1 6/30/84 B 1
H 2 7/15/84 A 10
H 2 5/26/84 A 1 P P C56
H 2 6/23/84 B 1 0 U
H 1 11/02/84 B 1 N
H 2 9/30/84 D 2
S 2 10/11/84 D 11
H 2 10/12/84 D 7
P F W66
P R B71
R L34
H 2 1/10/84 8 2 P N n7l
H 2 1/08/84 A 7 A
S 2 11/08/84 C 10
H 2 11/09/84 A 10
H 2 11/15/84 A 8
S 2 6/22/84 A 9 N
H 2 7/22/84 D 11 N
H 2
H 2
S 2
3/08/84 B 1 N
3/27/84 A 1 N S51
3/27/84 C I N K90
H 2
3/01/84 B
1
N
BR1
S 2
3/02/84 A
4
F
S 2
4/10/84 A
1
N
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H ?
4/16/84 A
4
I
H 2
4/28/84 A
•>
N
H 7
5/17/84 A
1
N
W/4
H 2
5/26/84 0
4
N
S 2
6/05/84 A
4
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H
2
2/02/84
A 23 N
L41
H
2
2/04/84
B
N
L41
S
2
2/13/84
C
N
K90
S
2
2/16/84
C
N
S81
s
2
2/28/84
A
N
C60
s
2
3/07/84
C 1
N
H
2
3/08/84
A <
N
s
2
3/31/84
A
N
C60
H
2
4/03/84
B
0 U
s
2
4/10/84
A
N
K90
H
2
4/18/84
A
1 N
s
2
5/01/84
A
N
K90
s
2
5/17/84
C
N
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S
7
5/21/84
A
N
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H
2
5/22/84
C
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H
2
5/24/84
A
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s
2
7/06/84
A
N
C60
s
i
7/30/84
A
P P
C56
s
2
8/06/84
A
N
C60
H
2
8/0 7/84
A
! N
H
2
8/11/84
B
N
L41
s
2
8/13/84
C
N
J56
s
2
8/29/84
A
N
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H
2
B/30/84
A
N
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7
11/15/84
A
N
C60
MONTHLY/AN
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
DATE
PG
P BYL
PER-MT REQUESTS JUMP
TASK FGRCE TO SEEK DURHAM INVESTORS FOR CIVIC CENTER
PERMIT REQUEST DENIEO
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION DOUBLES OVER LAST YEAR
DURHAM BUILDING CONTINUES STRANG DURING MILD FALL
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO N.C.. STATS CONTRACTS
BUTNER AWARDS CONTRACT FOR PU3LIC SAFETY BUILDING
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANCE RESERVES WORK FOR FIRMS OWNED BY BLACKS.
LAW WOULD HANDATE CONTRACT QUOTAS
MINORITIES. WOMEN TO GET 25t OF BIG CITY CONTRACTS
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS .
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
BIDS FOR URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER REJECTED; FUND DRIVE RESUMED
S 2 U/27/84 C 1 N M<,9
S 2 12/06/8". A 1 C N M69
S 2 12/11/84 CI N m69
S 2 12/13/84 A 1 N C60
H 2 12/14/84 A 11 N
H 2 2/04/84 B 1
H 2 U/2T/84 C 3
S 2 U/2T/84 C 1
S 2 12/04/84 A 1
N M60
N S51
N M69
N M69
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, N.C.
RALEIGH LEO HOUSING IN '83
DURHAM ECONOMY BOOMS
DURHAM HAS 'HOUSING BOOM1
MINIMUMS EASED FOR MQNEY MARKET RATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS
TION. THEFT
RY. DURHAM
EFTS A COSTLY PROBLEM FOR CONTRACTORS
N FROM BUILDER
KEN FROM CHAPEL HILL CONSTRUCTION SITE
THEFTS
HEY WATCHED THEFT, THEN ARRESTED MAN
HARGEO
TOOLS STOLEN FROM HOMES
N
N
STOLEN FROM CONSTRUCTION SITE
TAKEN
TOLEN
N FROM CONSTRUCTION SITE
CONSTRUCTION SITE
SITE THEFT
TOLEN FROM BUILOING SITE
FROM SITE
ERULS ARE STOLEN
STOLEN
SITE ROBBED
STOLEN FROM SITES
TWO CONSTRUCTION SITES
OLEN FROM BUIL0IN3 SITE
S2.000 TAKEN FROM SWEEPER
ING BONANZA AT CONSTRUCTION SITES
BUILDING CONSTRUC
SEE ALSO ROBBE
EQUIPMENT TH
LUMBER STOLE
MATERIALS TA
POLICE PROBE
POLICE SAY T
DURHAM man C
CONSTRUCTION
MOTORS STOLE
MOTORS STOLE
REFRIGERATOR
WINDOWS ARE
69 WINDOWS S
ROLLER STOLE
THIEVES HIT
CONSTRUCTION
APPLIANCES S
TOOLS TAKEN
BUILDING MAT
LOG SKIDOER
CONSTRUCTION
EOUIPMENT IS
THIEVES HIT
EOUIPMENT ST
ENGINE WORTH
THIEVES FINO
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. CONTRACT BIDOING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PAVING CONTRACTORS
SPECULATIVE BUILDERS WILL HAVE TO OBTAIN CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE
BUILDERS MUST GET LICENSES
FIRM IS INOICTEO IN ELIZABETH CITY BID-RIGGING CASE
NEED FOR MINORITIES ORDINANCE IS STRESSED
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN, BLACKS IN ON WORK
BUILOING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C HOUSING
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM ANO CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
THE PITS IN LUNACY
WATER PROPOSALS WOULD AFFECT HALF OF COUNTY'S DEVELOPMENT
NEW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3,000 HOMES, INDUSTRY EYED IN STAGVILLE AREA
WATERSHED PLANS LINKED TO NEW PROJECT IN COUNTY
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALLEVIATE SQUEEZE
BUILDERS MUST GFT LICENSES
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY DEVELOPER FINED MORE THAN »12,000
OEVELOPERS 'GOBBLE UP* EMPTY LOTS IN DURHAM
TREES STAND TALL IN THESE TOWNS
AFTER 2,000 HOMES. PHILOSOPHY IS STILL TO BUILD A BASIC HOUSE
BUILDING INSPECTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS OIVISION
FIRST RAZING AT CENTER SITE RECOMMENDED
BUILOING MATERIALS
DRYWALL COST UP 82 PERCENT IN
BUILOING ITEMS STOLEN
BUILDING PERMITS. 1URHAM
CITY GRANTS BUILDING PER
BUILDING PERMITS RISE. V
BUILDING IN ORANGF HITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
DECEMBER BUILOING PERMIT
COUNTY ISSUES PERMITS
CITY ISSUES BUILDING PER
BUILOING PERMITS ISSUED
DEVELOPERS SAY CITY OFF
00 'PERK' TESTS VICTIMIZ
BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ARE I SS
BUILDING PACE IN OURHAM
DOWNTOWN DURHAM NOW HEAO
BUILDERS MUST GET LICENS
VALUE OF BUILOING PERMIT
BUILDING PERMITS ARE ISS
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY
BUILDERS IN DURHAM MAKE
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROU
BUILDING PERMITS I SSUEO
CITY "U1L0ING PERMITS IS
CONSTRUCTION UP T3X IN C
MULTI-UNIT HOUSING START
DURHAM ISSUES BUILDING P
BUILDING PERMITS ARE ISS
NEW CONSTRUCTION TOPS »1
BUILOING PERMIT VALUES I
DURHAM ECONOMY BOOMS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PER
83. BUILDERS REPORT
MITS
ALUE DROPS
»5.8 MILLION IN NOVEMBER
S SLIP 20X
MI TS
CIALS MISLED THEM
E PROPERTY OWNERS?
UED
OOueLI NG '83
QUARTERS FOR ROMEO GUEST
ES
S UP
UED
SALARIES UP 9t IN TRIANGLE
STEADY GAINS
P PLANS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
SUED
ITY
S SHOW BIG DURHAM GROWTH
ERMITS
UED
00 MILLION
N COUNTY HIT J100 MILLION
H 2
4/25/84
a
1
N
H 2
2/29/84
A
12
N
S 2
9/03/84
A
4
E
S 2
10/08/84
a
I
N L38
H 2
12/30/84
0
10
N L41
H 2
2/23/84
A
19
N
H 3
3/06/84
C
1
N
S 2
3/0T/84
B
4
N
S 2
3/0T/84
C
1
N
H 2
3/14/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/14/S4
A
13
N
S 2
4/03/84
C
1
N
H 3
6/13/84
B
I
N
S 2
6/13/84
0
5
N
H 3
6/2T/84
8
1
N
S 2
7/05/84
A
11
N
H 3
7/06/R4
c
1
N
H 2
7/13/B4
A
12
N
S 2
7/13/84
c
I
N
H 3
8/08/84
B
1
N
H 3
8/21/84
9
1
N
H 3
8/22/84
3
1
N
S 2
9/18/34
A
3
N
S 2
10/05/84
C
1
N
S 2
12/01/84
A
3
N
S 2
12/14/84
A
3
N
H 3
12/15/84
c
I
N
H 2
12/19/84
A
11
N
H 2
12/20/84
A
8
N
H 3
12/27/84
B
1
N K45
S
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6/01/84 A
N C60
H
?
6/02/84 C
N
H
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7/12/84 A 1
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11/15/84 C
N M69
H
2
12/04/84 B
I N S51
2
3/02/84
A
4
E
2
5/16/84
c
1
N
B81
2
5/22/84
A
1
M N
L41
2
5/22/84
A
1
N
J56
2
5/24/84
A
4
E
2
6/02/84
C
1
N
2
6/02/84
D
4
N
2
6/07/84
A
1
N
C60
3
12/01/84
c
1
P F
H90
2
12/23/84
0
10
P B
L41
H 2 3/27/84 A 1
H 2 2/26/84 D 1 1 N
S 2 2/29/84 C I N
S 2
1/07/84
A
20
N
H 2
2/04/84
B
1
N
L41
H 3
2/04/84
B
1
N
L41
S 2
2/22/84
C
9
N
H 2
2/28/84
B
1
N
S 2
2/29/84
C
14
N
S 2
3/22/84
A
12
N
S 2
3/30/64
A
5
N
S 2
4/10/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
4/16/84
A
4
L
S 2
4/27/84
C
14
N
S 2
5/09/84
C
7
N
H 2
5/22/84
c
1 P N
H 2
5/31/84
c*
22
N
L41
H 2
6/02/84
1
N
H 2
6/10/84
B
14
N
S 2
6/18/84
A
9
N
H 2
7/01/84
0
10
N
L41
S 2
7/06/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
7/08/84
D
9
N
L41
S 2
7/09/84
B
5
N
S 2
7/18/84
C
16
N
H 2
8/07/84
A
9
N
H 2
8/11/34
B
1
N
L41
S 2
8/15/84
A
1 8
N
S 2
8/21/84
c
10
N
S 2
8/29/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
8/30/84
A
1
N
S 2
9/03/84
A
4
6
S 2
9/04/84
B
7
N
S 2
10/10/84
A
16
N
H L Y /
N N U A
0 E X
/31/84
DURHAM HOUSING IS GOING UP AT ALMOST DOUBLE 1983 KATES
COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
BUILOING PERMITS ISSUED
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
DURHAM ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
NEW CONSTRUCTION TRIPLES IN OJRHAM
BUILDING PERMITS
PERMIT REOUESTS JUMP
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
HEARINGS TO BE SET ON WATERSHED ORDINANCE
DURHAM COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
PERMIT REQUEST DENIED
CITY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
OURHAM CONSTRUCTION 0OU3LES OVER LAST YEAR
DURHAM BUILDING CONTINUES STRONG DURING MILD FALL
DURHAM COUNTY ISSUES NEW BUILDING PERMITS
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
COUNTY ISSUES PERMITS
BUILDING PERMITS. N.C.
BUILDING IN ORANGE HITS »5.8 MILLION IN NOVEMBER
CARRBORO ALDERMEN OK APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
BOARD ANO MAYOR BALK AT PLANNING PROPOSAL
TAR HEEL BUILDING DROPS IN AUGUST
BULGARIA
ESCAPE FROM BULGARIA
BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CENTRAL REACHES BULL CITY FINALS
CENTRAL. ST. AUG'S AOVANCE
ST. AUG'S STOPS EAGLES FOR TOURNEY TITLE
BULL CITY ROAD RACE
BICYCLE RACERS TO TRY IT AGAIN
BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOHA CLUB
CENTER OF ATTENTION
BULL CITY STREET RODDERS
SEE ALSO HOTRODS
THEY'LL BE ROOOING 'BOS STYLE
BULL OURHAM CLASSIC (PREP TEAM WRESTLING)
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. SPORTS (GENERAL HEADINGI
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
KNIGHTS PUT 6 IN SEMIS. GRAB BULL OURHAM LEAD
KNIGHTS WIN BULL DURHAM
BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO
SEE BULL OURHAM TOBACCO CO.
BULL OURHAM TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: FIGHT STILL GOES ON
BULLET-PROOF VESTS
BAN -COP-KILLER BULLETS'
DUMB AND OANGEROUS
GUN LOBBY FLEXES MUSCLE ON 'C3P KILLER' BULLETS
BULLETPROOF VEST SAVES POLICEMAN
BULLET BAN LONG OVEROUE
BULLETS
BAN 'COP-KILLER BULLETS'
DUMB AND DANGEROUS
GUN LOBBY FLE*ES MUSCLE ON 'OP KILLER' BULLETS
TEFLON-COATED BULLETS SHOULD BE OUTLAWED
BULLET BAN LONG OVEROUE
BULLS
BULL SEMEN STOLEN. N.J. MAN ARRESTED
ASHEVILLE POLICE KILL BULL ON THE LOOSE
REPORTS PROVE TO BE A LOT OF BULL
BULLWINKLE'S BAR
OISPUTE OVER BAR PATIO MAY GO TO COURT
BAR OWNER CHALLENGES REVOCATION
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C.
FIRM BUYS BUNCOMBE LANO FOR PLANT
BUNCOMBE TO GET INDUSTRY
BUNCOMBE COUNTY SCHOOLS
N.C. SCHOOL OPENING AFTER LABOR DAY URGEO AS BOOST FOR TOURISM
SCHOOL BUS OVERTURNS IN BUNCOMBE COUNTY
BUNN. N.C.
FIRE DAMAGES BUNN SCHOOL
BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
TANGLEO RED TAPE CAN KILL
LIMIT GOVERNMENT GROWTH
BURGER KING IU.S.I
POLICE SUSPECT SAME GUNMAN IN TWO ROBBERIES, ASSAULTS
BURGLARY
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY. U.S.
BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO FENCING (CRIMESI
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
15 PEOPLE ARE INDICTED IN THEFT, FENCING PROBE
SIX CHARGEO WITH BREAK-INS
TRACTOR THEFT RING BEING INVESTIGATED
FARM THEFT RING PROBE CONTINUES
162 CHARGES FILED IN BREAK-INS SPREAD OVER FIVE COUNTIES
BURIALS
SEE FUNERALS
BURKE COUNTY JAIL
COURT SAYS FAIR TRIAL OENIED IN MAN'S SUIT
BURLESQUE
SEE ALSO DANCE
C T
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S 2
10/18/84
A
19
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S 2
10/24/84
c
7
N
S 2
11/14/84
A
11
N
S 2
11/14/84
c
7
N
S 2
11/15/84
A
1
N
C60
S 2
11/22/84
A
7
N
S 2
11/27/84
C
1
N
M69
S 2
11/28/84
c
4
N
S 2
U/30/84
A
12
N
S 2
12/03/84
c
1
N
J56
S 2
12/05/84
c
4
N
S 2
12/11/84
c
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M69
S 2
12/12/84
c
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N
S 2
12/13/84
A
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N
C60
H 2
12/14/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
12/18/84
c
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N
S 2
12/21/84
A
20
N
S 2
12/31/84
A
10
N
H 3
2/04/84
B
1
N
L41
H 3
3/14/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
4/20/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/25/84
B
10
N
H 2
9/23/84
D
1 p
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C19
H 2 12/01/84 D 3 N
S 2 12/01/84 A 8 P N
S 2 12/03/84 0 6 N
H 2 4/28/84 B
N
H 2 6/28/84 A 10 P P F70
H 2 6/22/84 D 1 P F W66
H 2 12/22/84 B
H 2 12/23/84 C
S 2 4/20/84 A
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/28/84 A <
3/02/84 A <
5/01/84 A '
5/24/84 A 1!
9/24/84 A '
2/28/84
3/02/84
5/01/84
8/11/84
9/24/84
H 2 6/24/84 A 4
H 2 7/28/34 A 6
H 2 11/25/84 B I
H 3
H 1
8/07/84 B
9/06/84 B
N
N
N M51
N H90
N H90
5/02/84
5/23/84
11/14/84
12/14/84
11
3
9
12
H 1 4/19/84 B I
H 2 4/02/84 A 4
H 2 6/02/84 A 4
H 2 7/20/84 A 6
H 1 1/06/84
B
1
H 1 1/13/84
H
I
H I 8/01/84
B
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S 2 8/03/34
A
A
H 1 10/13/84
B
I
H 2 7/19/84 A 8
MONTHLY 7 A
N N U A L
1/01/6'.
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 7".
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SEE ALSO STRIP TEASE ARTISTS . .
PETER AOONIS SHOW BRINGS MALE BURLESOUE TO TOWN
BURLINGTON. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIOUOR-BY-THE ORINK, BJRLINGTON
ROBBERS HIT CHURCH MEETING
BURLINGTON FIRM STARTS 2ND PHS SF OF RENOVATIONS
ANTIQUE PLANES. HOT-AIR BALLOONS TO FILL BURLINGTON SKIES IN MAY
LEADS FOLLOWED IN BURLINGTON ASSAULTS
BURLINGTON WILL NEED PLATFORM FOR TRAIN STOP
BURLINGTON MAY UP PARKING FIN?S
BURLINGTON ONE OF TWO AREAS RECOMMENDED FOR ISUZU PLANT
BURLINGTON, N.C. ANNEXATION
BURLINGTON WINS CASE OVER LANO
ANNEXATION RULING BRINGS DISAPPOINTMENT
BURLINGTON. N.C APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
BURLINGTON APPROVES PLAN FOR APARTMENT COMPLEX
BURLINGTON, N.C. BUSINESSES _ _.„
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
DURHAM'S LOSS IS BURLINGTON'S GAIN
BURLINGTON OKS ZONING FOR CENTER
ALAMANCE FIRMS TO GET AWARDS
MAN ROBS BURLINGTON STORE
FUNERAL PROCESSION ORDINANCE REPEACEO
eU"U?8M?NBuSLINdT8KRRE5?I,0ESNy^S0RAJ!SSST0 BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
BURLINGTON, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
BURLINGTON CITY HALL LOSING FAMILIAR FACE
BURLINGTON, N.C, CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
CONDOMINIUM ISSUE CROPS UP AGAIN
BURLINGTON COUNCIL REJECTS PERMIT FOR CONDOMINIUMS
CONDOMINIUM, ZONING PROPOSALS DRAW CROWO AT BURLINGTON MEETING
BURLINGTON, N.C, DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
FUNERAL PROCESSION OROINANCE 'EPEALED
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVES STUOY OF DOWNTOWN
BURLINGTON, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SFE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C BUSINESSES
BURLINGTON FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR «5.6 MILLION
BURLINGTON, N.C LIBRARIES
ALAMANCE LIBRARIES TO BE CLOSED FRIOAY
BURLINGTON, N.C LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE DRINK, BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON. N.C ORCINANCES
FUNERAL PROCESSION ORDINANCE REPEALED
BURLINGTON. N.C PARKING
BURLINGTON BACKS OFF S5 TICKETS
BURLINGTON, N.C, SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF OEVELOPER
BURLINGTON, N.C. TRAIN DEPOT
BURLINGTON WILL NEED PLATFORM FOR TRAIN STOP
BURLINGTON PLANS GALA GREETING FOR RETURN OF TRAIN SERVICE
BURLINGTON, N.C, WATER ANO SEWER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, WATER ANO SEWER LINES
WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY TO VOTE ON TEMPORARY DAM
BURLINGTON, N.C ZONING
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF DEVELOPER
BURLINGTON COUNCIL REJECTS PERMIT FOR CONDOMINIUMS
CONDOMINIUM, ZONING PROPOSALS DRAW CROWD AT BURLINGTON MEETING
BURLINGTON APPROVES PLAN FOR APARTMENT COMPLEX
BURLINGTON COUNCIL TO FACE ZONING DECISION THURSDAY
BURLINGTON AIRPORT
SEE BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
BURLINGTON ANTIQUES FAIR
SEE ALSO ANTIOUE SHOWS
ANTIOUES FAIR TO OPEN THIS M05NING
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF OEVELOPER
BURLINGTON WILL REQUIRE FUNERAL PROCESSION FLAGS
BURLINGTON HEARS PLAN TO BAN PHOSPHATES
FUNERAL PROCESSONS IN BURLINGTON TO HALT
CONDOMINIUM ISSUE CROPS UP AGAIN
FUNERAL PROCESSION ORDINANCE REPEALED
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVES STUUY OF DOWNTOWN
BURLINGTON COUNCIL REJECTS PERMIT FOR CONDOMINIUMS
BURLINGTON HAS TROUBLE FINDINS BUYER FOR HOUSE
CONDOMINIUM, ZONING PROPOSALS DRAW CROWD AT BURLINGTON MEETING
EROSION CONTROL VOTE IS DELAYED IN BURLINGTON
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL SAYS HELIPAD HEEDED
SHOPPING CENTER REQUEST REJECTED
BURLINGTON BACKS OFF «5 TICKETS
BURLINGTON OFFICIALS SET TIMETABLE FOR SELECTING NEW CITY MANAGER
BURLINGTON COUNCIL TO FACE ZONING DECISION THURSDAY
BURLINGTON CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
BURLINGTON CITY HALL LOSING FAMILIAR FACE
BURLINGTON'S CITY MANAGER TO RETIRE
BURLINGTON OFFICIALS SET TIMETABLE FOR SELECTING NEW CITY MANAGER
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOL BOARO
SCHOOL CHIEF BIDS BURLINGTON FAREWELL
BURLINGTON CITY SCHUOLS
SCHOOL CHIEF BIOS BURLINGTON FAREWELL
WORKERS WILL BEGIN REMOVING ASBESTOS
KINDERGARTNEKS LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
SCHOOL BEGINS WITH ASBESTOS CLEANUP
ORANGE, BURLINGTON SCHOOLS PUKEO FOR TEACHER PROGRAM
HONORED TEACHER OROP S OUT, EARNS MORE
SHE'S WEARY OF RUN-AROUND
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS, BUOGET
ALAMANCE BOARO ALLOCATES MONEY
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S 2 2/16/8* 0 3 P F
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H 1 3/02/94 B I
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H 2 4/20/84 B 1
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H 1 8/23/84 B I
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H 1 11/24/84 B 1
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H 1 5/02/84 B 1
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H |
1/13/84
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3/08/84
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3/22/84
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4/07/84
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H 1
5/17/84
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H 1 1/28/84 B
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H 1
H I
4/05/84 B
6/20/84 B
9/05/84 B
5/17/84 B
6/07/84 B
H 1 3/31/84 C
H 2 3/22/84 A
H 1
H 1
2/02/84 C
2/09/84 B
1 8/23/84 B
1 10/18/84 B
H 3 8/23/84 B 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
H 1
2/09/84 B
6/20/84 B
9/05/84 B
12/07/84 B
12/19/34 C
H 1 3/16/84 B
1 N
8 N
H 1 5/17/84 B 1 N
H 1 10/18/84 B 1 N
N
N H60
N H60
H 1
2/09/84
B 1
N
H 1
2/22/84
B I
N
H I
3/21/84
B 1
N
H 1
3/21/84
B 1
N
H I
4/05/84
B 1
N
H 1
5/17/84
B 1
N
H 1
6/07/84
B 1
N
H 1
6/20/84
B 1
N
H 1
7/19/84
B 1
N
H 1
9/05/e4
B 1
N
H 1
9/19/84
B 1
N
H 1
9/20/84
B 1
N H60
H 1
10/03/84
C 1
N
H 1
10/18/84
B 1
N
H I
12/18/34
C 1
N H60
H 1
12/19/84
C 1
N
H 1
1/28/84
B 1
N H60
H 1
11/21/84
B 1
N
H 1
12/18/34
C 1
N H60
H 1
1/11/84
B 1
N
H 1
1/11/84
B 1
N
H 1
5/29/84
B 1
N H60
S 2
7/25/84
A I
N
H 1
9/08/84
B 1
N
H 2
11/15/84
A 1
N
H 2
12/27/84
B 1
N
H 2
12/30/84
0 4
E
H 1
2/21/84
B I
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
[ N 0 E
12/31/84
MONEY BEING SOUCHT TO REMOVE ASBESTOS
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT
BURLINGTON SCHOOL POST FILLED
BURLINGTON FURNITURE
BURLINGTON FURNITURE FIRM SOLO
BUYER OF FURNITURE COMPANY SAYS HE HANTS TO EXPANO
BUOLINGTON GREIGE SALES
BURLINGTON INOUSTREIS TO PHASE OUT PLANT
FRANKLINTON PLANT TO SHUT DOWN
BURLINGTON IN
BURLINGT
BI TO EL
LAIO-OFF
DURHAM'S
DURHAM s
BURLINGT
PLANT CH
CASWELL
•FORTUNE
BURLINGT
3 N.C. F
BURLINGT
...OURH
EXPERT S
BURLINGT
ELON COL
IN FOUR
SOME TEX
SOME TEX
DUSTRIES
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LOSS IS
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TILE FIR
TRIES MOVFS D
275 JOBS IN OJ
TO GET HELP I
TURLINGTON'S
LP RETRAIN THE
NG TO RETAIN P
VE BURLINGTON
ANS TO HIRE M3
NE RANKS KLOPM
RTS THREATEN 0
ED IN REPORT 3
DEFAULT RULING
ICS PLANT: BU*
ORATIONS PAIO
TRIES ANNOUNCE
EIVES TWO LARG
285 TEXTILE W2
PANIES ARE TH*
MS FOCUSING DM
WARD AUTOMATED FACTORIES
RHAM, OFFER TRANSFERS
N FINDING NEW JOBS
GAIN
JOBLESS
ROOUCTION
IN WORKER PINCH
RE WORK ERS
AN 1 OF 10 TOUGHEST BOSSES IN AMERICA
PERATIONS
N TAX BILLS
GETS OROPPEO
LINGTON INDUSTRIES...! AOI
FAIR AMOUNT IN TAXES
S CLOSING OF TEXTILES PLANT IN IRELAND
E GIFTS
RKERS AT FRANKLINTON PLANT WILL BE OUT.
IV1NG IN N.C.
ITEMS NOT BEING IMPORTED
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES. EMPLOYEES
BURLINGTON WORKING TO RETAIN PRODUCTION
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES. SALES AND EARNINGS
BI REPORTS 2ND OUARTER EARNINGS UP
FIELDCREST, BI LEADING FIRMS IN PROFIT GROWTH
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES EARNINGS DROP
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES REPORTS A NET LOSS FOR FOURTH OUARTER
BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COJNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
ANTIQUE PLANES. HOT-AIR BALLU3NS TO FILL BURLINGTON SKIES IN MAY
BIG BALLOONS RACE TODAY IN BURLINGTON
READY TO FLY
BURLINGTON POLICE DEPT.
WORK ON POLICE BUILOING MAY BEGIN IN MIO-MARCH
BURLINGTON STARTS ON POLICE STATION
POLICE HEADQUARTERS PROJECT SEVERAL WEEKS OFF SCHEDULE
BURLINGTON POLICE STATION FURTHER OELAYED
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5/22/84
c
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H 1
6/02/8*
c
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H 2
7/25/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/27/84
A
12
N
H I
10/31/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/31/84
A
6
N
H 2
1/05/84
A
20
N
L41
H 2
l/U/84
A
1
N
S 2
1/11/84
C
1
N
C60
H 1
1/13/84
B
1
N
H60
H 2
1/16/84
A
4
E
S 2
3/27/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
3/29/84
a
21
N
L41
H 1
4/05/94
B
I
N
H60
H 2
7/21/84
A
6
N
S 2
8/04/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
10/18/54
A
6
N
H 2
10/18/84
A
8
N
H 2
10/21/84
A
8
A
S 2
10/22/84
A
5
N
H 2
11/15/84
A
6
N
H I
11/15/84
a
1
N
H 2
12/10/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/11/84
A
9
N
H 2
12/13/84
A
8
N
S 2
3/27/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
4/20/84
A
13
N
H 2
6/21/84
A
21
N
H 2
7/22/84
0
11
N
H 2
10/30/84
c
6
N
H 2 4/20/84 B 1 F H60
H 2 5/12/84 B 1 N H60
H 2 5/13/84 B 1 P P M66
H 1 1/31/84 B 1 N H60
H 1 2/15/84 B 1 P N H60
H 1 12/13/84 B 1 N H60
H 1 12/20/84 B 1 N H60
BURLINGTON WOMEN'S CLUB
CATERING LUNCH IS FUN WAY TO RAISE FUNOS
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCE COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
ALAMANCE BOARD SELECTS SOUTHERN BELL FOR OFFICES
BURLINGTON/ALAMANCF COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ALAMANCE CHAMBER EXECUTIVE RESIGNS TO TAKE JOB IN TEXAS
ALAMANCE CHAMBER CONTINUES 01' ECTOR SEARCH
ALAMANCE CHAMBER HIRES EXECUTIVE
ALAMANCE CHAMBER ELECTS PRESIDENT
BURN CENTER. N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO SKIN BANK
SKIN-GRAFTING METHOD TO HELP 9 URN VICTIMS
BURN VICTIMS
BURN VICTIM'S CONOITION IMPROVES
2 BURNEO STARTING HEATER WITH GAS
14-MONTH-OLO FOUNO DEAD
BROTHERS OOUSES WITH GASOLINE IN STANLY COUNTY
LAB BLAST BURNS DUKE STUDENT
STUDENT AT DUKE IS BURNED IN LAB
BURN VICTIM REPORTED STABLE
CAMP FOR BURN VICTIMS TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH
PANEL HEARS TESTIMONY APOUT FIRE-SAFE CIGARETTE
UNC WORKER HURT IN EXPLOSION
BURNED WORKER IN GOOD C0N0ITI3N
BURN VICTIM IS IMPROVED
SKIN-GRAFTING METHOD TO HELP BURN VICTIMS
BURNED BOY TO GET (1.7 MILLION
WOMAN TIED TO TREE. BEATEN, BJRNED
MAN BADLY BURNED IN APARTMENT FIRE
9URN0UT
SEE ALSO STRESS
COPING WITH BURNOUT: PEOPLE IV HIGH-STRESS JOBS SHOULD CREATE.
FRIENDS. HOBBIES SAID ANTIDOTE TO BURNOUT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME
A KID'S GUIDE TO DURHAM
200 GETS 15.000
INCINERATOR IGNITES PLATFORM
AT-HOME BANKING FOR THE TRIANGLE?
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN WIN COMMENDATION
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SAYS ANI MAL -R IGHTS MOVEMENT 'A THREAT"
WELLCOME BUYS BUILDING
HERPES AID VALUED IN MILLIONS
COMPANY TO PAY 4235.000 PENALTY FOR ORUG SALES
SCHOOL GETS GRANT FOR SPACE EXPERIMENT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME. SCHOLARSHIPS C FELLOWSHIPS
FELLOWSHIP ESTABLISHED
NEW OUKE FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCEO
BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND
SCHWEIT2ER PRIZE PROVIDED BY FUND
BURTON SCHOOL
SURRENDFRS FLAG
DUKE STUDENTS TUTOR YOUNGSTERS
BURWELL SCHOOL
BURWELL SCHOOL REOPENS SUNDAY
MOCK WEDDING PLANNED
H 2 5/24/84 C 1 P F S56
H 1 4/03/84 B I
I 6/02/P4 C I
1 7/26/84 8 1
1 9/18/84 8 1
1 12/15/84 C 1
S 2 8/03/34 C 1
H 2
S 2
1/16/84 B
1/16/84 A
1/18/84 A
1/25/84 A
2/21/84 A
2/22/84 A
2/22/84 C
4/26/84 B
5/11/84 A
6/27/84 B
6/27/84 A
6/28/84 8
8/03/84 C
8/10/84 A
11/15/84 A
11/26/84 A
1/02/84 A
1/12/84 A
3/03/84 B
3/04/84 B
3/16/84 A
4/29/84 D
5/02/84 8
6/14/84 A
8/24/84 B
11/17/84 A
H 2
S 2
12/09/84 6 14
12/10/84 A 6
H 2 1/23/94 A
N
N
N J56
6/20/84 A 13 N B30
6/20/84 C I N J56
S 2
S 2
4/04/84 C
4/13/84 C
T37
C05
3/29/84 C 10
5/24/84 C 3
HANGING THE GREENS
BUS DRIVER':
SEE ACCIOENTS, BUSES
SEE DURHAM, 'i.e., BUSES
SEE GREYHOUND bUS LINE
SEE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE TRAILWAYS BUS
BUS SAFETY
SEE ACCIDENTS,
SEE ACCIDENTS.
BUSES
SCHOOL BUSES
DATE
2 U/28/84 B
I T
L Y
PG I P SYL
2 P P F70
:., BUS SCHEDULES
BUS STATION
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
BUSES. OURHAM
SEE OURHAM, N.C., BUSES
BUSES, N.C.
GREYHOUNO EXPANDS DURHAM SERVICE
BUSINESS ANO EDUCATION CONFERENCE
BUSINESS, EDUCATION CONFERENCE SET
BUSINESS-SCHOOL LINK URGED
ROYALL: TEACHERS WILL GET 15S SALARY INCREASE
BUSINESS-EDUCATION UNITY BENEFITS NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. FEDERATION OF BUSINESS ANtl PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
NEW LEADERS
OURHAM CLUB TO HOLD OINNER FOR BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
BUSINESS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MANAGERIAL TRAINING
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
ELON TO OFFER MBA PROGRAM
PROGRAM LINKS BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROBESON GETS BUSINESS AID FOR SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR SERVICE JOBS
BUSINESS-EDUCATION UNITY BENEFITS NORTH CAROLINA
STATE GROWTH NEEDS GOOD SCHOOLS
CITY DELAYS PLANS TO BACK BUSINESS PROGRAM
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESS MANAGERS
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
HANDLING A BOARD OF DIRECTORS CAN BE A TRICKY PROPOSITION
■FORTUNE' MAGAZINE RANKS KLOPMAN 1 OF 10 TUUGHEST BOSSES IN AMERICA
CORPORATE EXECUTIVES' SYMPOSIJH IS SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY AT OUKE
RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AI 0 NOT-FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
BURROUGHS WELLCOMF SAYS AN IM AL -R I GHTS MOVEMENT 'A THREAT'
NUCOR STEEL TIES SALARIES TO COMPANY PERFORMANCE
BUSINESS INDEX. N.C.
BUSINESS INDEX RISES AGAIN IN NOVEMBER
BUSINESS INDEX UP
N.C. BUSINESS EXPANDS
BUSINESS ACTIVITY RISES 0.7X
BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP
N.C. BUSINESS RISES
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY OIPS
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY SLIPS IN JULY
TAR HEEL BUSINESS ACTIVITY RISES
INDEX SHOWS SEPTEMBER BUSINESS ACTIVITY FLAT
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP
BUSINESS LOANS
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
CONDITIONS SAID RIPE TO START NEW BUSINESS
BUSINESS MANAGERS
AT ENO OF SHOPPING MALL RAINBOW IS ITS MANAGER
SKILLFO WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 9* IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
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BUSINESSFS. BLACK-OWNEO
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BUSINESSFS.
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BUSINESSES. SMALL
CHRISTMAS, SALES
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COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
DUKE UNIV. FUyUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
ENTREPRENEURIAL SHIP
MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
RETAIL SALES
RETAIL SALES, DURHAM
LLEO GREAT YEAR FOR BUSINESS IN DURHAM
DEFICITS ARE STILL CL3U0ING BUSINESS FUTURE
TON INDUSTRIES MOVES TOWARD AUTOMATED FACTORIES
NO ASSOCIATES PROMOTES OFFICERS
5. OTHERS SEE CONTINUING GROWTH IN 1984
EL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
AMED TO SALES POST
E GAINS FORECAST IN N.C. ECONOMY BY BANKER
ES «2.8 MILLION IN GRANTS
STOCKS SHOW BEST GAIN IN THE SOUTHEAST
EL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE FIRMS
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INDEX
S U B J E
FUTURE WORKSHOPS. MEETINGS IN TRIANGLE
WALKER WINS AWARO
BANK ECONOMIST SEES NO CHANGE IN INTEREST RATES
GUARANTY STATE ELECTS NEW BOA^O MEMBER
FORMER GARBAGE NOW PROOUCING 30H OF INCOME
FUTURE SEMINARS. MEETINGS IN AREA
6 TRIANGLE FIRMS AMONG 8 IN STATE GETTING U.S. GRANTS
WORKSHOPS. MEETINGS IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESSES SENT WRONG TAX FOR*
COMPANIES RECEIVE FEDERAL GRANTS
CCB BECOMING A MAJOR LENOER IN TRIANGLE AREA
FUTURE MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS IN AREA
WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS PLANNED FOR TRIANGLE AREA
2 NEW PROGRAMS AIMED AT HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES
EDGEMPNT BUSINESS PARK URGED
MERCHANTS GROUP IS RESTRUCTURED
OR. MAURICE LEE: '84 LOOKS GR=AT; -85 LOOKS PALTRY
FUTURE MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS IN AREA
SEMINAR TO BE REPEATEO
UNC STUDENTS HELP OURHAM BUSINESSMAN
THE RICH SUFFER THROUGH ANOTHER EXPENSIVE YEAR
MCDONALD'S SIGNS WITH N.C. MUTUAL LIFE
HOME SHOPPING. BANKING TESTED ON 'GOLD COAST'
UPCOMING SEMINARS. MEETINGS
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
FHA TO FOCUS ON HOME REPAIR L3 ANS THIS YEAR
WHY 00 HIGH-TECH COMPANIES MOVE WHERE THEY DO? THEIR REASONS VARY
3 FIRMS JOIN MUSEUM CAMPAIGN
CONFERENCE ATTEMPTS TO MATCH INVESTORS. HIGH-GROWTH FIRMS
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
CHAMBER PUBLISHES ECONOMIC ATLAS
EOUIPMENT THEFTS A COSTLY PROBLEM FOR CONTRACTORS
6 FIRMS GIVE MICROELECTRONICS GRANTS
ORYWALL COST UP 82 PERCENT IN '83. BUILOERS REPORT
FUTURE MEETINGS, SEMINARS IN TRIANGLE
TENNESSEE FIRM BUYS NEARLY 9X OF DURHAM CORP.
MOTIVATION AND RETENTION SEMINAR SET
AT-HOME BANKING FOR THE TRIANJLE?
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS GAIN
THE RECORD PAR SAVED THOUSANDS OF DOCALRS BY REVAMPING LIGHTS
FUTURF MEETINGS. SEMINARS IN AREA
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS IN AREA
FIRST CITIZENS DRAWING LINE ON EXPANSION
1983 RETAIL SALES TOP BILLION MARK IN OURHAM COUNTY
CLUB TO LEARN JAPANESE MANAGEMENT
GROWTH MAY PUSH INTEREST RATES UP. SAYS ECONOMIST
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS IN AREA
JOB PROSPECTS LOOKING GOOD FO' NEXT QUARTER
AIRLINES OFFER NEW ONE-STOP FLIGHTS
LIFETIME COMMITMENT CONSIDERED ROUTINE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
CHAMBER TO CONOUCT LAW SEMINARS
FUTURE MEETINGS ANO SEMINARS
PLANT CHANGES HAVE BURLINGTON IN WORKER PINCH
N.C. MUTUAL REPORT SHOWS MIXED RESULTS
PORT OF DURHAM TRADE ZONE NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE FIRMS
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS IN AREA
NORTHGATE PLANS AWARDS NIGHT
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
FEDERAL DEFICIT CALLED A GIANT CHAIN LETTER
AIRPORT MOTEL SOLO; NEW SERVIIES PLANNED
RETAILEPS REPORT SALES INCREASES DURING FEBRUARY
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
EXTENSION ONLY DELAYS FILING!
UPCOMING MEETINGS. SEMINARS IN AREA
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
WAFFLING AROUNO OF IBM'S STOC< SEEN AS CURIOUS
BUSINESS. EDUCATION CONFERENCE SET
CONSUMER BANKS MAY BE L0OPHOL= FOR NCNB. FUNB
FUTURE MEETINGS. SEMINARS
PFR50NNFL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE FIRMS
BUSINESS-SCHOOL LINK URGEO
NCNBER FORESEES GRAOUAL INCREASE IN INTEREST RATES
DURHAM BEGINS TO REBUILO IMAG=
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SAYS ANI MAL -« I GHTS MOVEMENT 'A THREAT-
DRAPER JOINS DURHAM FIRM
FESTIVALS TO BRING OURHAM BUSINESS
BOTTLERS UNCORK SOFTWARE FIRM
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SEMINA! SET
OURHAM COMPANY FQRMS PARTNERSHIP FOR COMPUTER USE
UPCOMING MEETINGS. SEMINARS
dUSINESS CALENOAR
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS OPPOSE 'DOUBLE-DIPPING'
RTP FIRM FORMS 2 MORE CORPORATIONS
N.C. MUTUAL LIFE KEEPS TOP RANK ON INSURANCE LIST
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENOAR
INDUSTRIAL POLICY TOPIC OF MEETING
ROSE'S EARNINGS RISE 23 PERCENT IN FIRST OUARTER
LCM INTRODUCES NEW CIGARETTE IN JAPAN
BUILDERS REPORT HIGHER RISKS WITH BIG HOMES
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
LCM'S GENERICS REACH NUMBER 3 IN MILITARY MARKET
NEW CIGARETTE INTROOUCED IN OJRHAM
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,100 IN FIRST QUARTER
TRIANGLE-AREA BUSINESS CALENDAR
HEFTER RECEIVES WFCK PROMOTION
BUSINESS CALENOAR
DOWNTOWN DURHAM NOW HEAOOUARTERS FOR ROMEO GUEST
BUSINESSES MAY USE MICROWAVE SYSTEM
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINFSS SEMINAR OFFERED
SLOWER GROWTH EXPECTEO IN N.C. BY NEXT SPRING
BUSINESS CALENOAR
BRADSHAW GETS POST WITH DURHA1 UNITED WAY
COMPUTER JUNKIES: THE LATEST ADDICTS?
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINFSS CALENOAR
SURVEY SHOWS JOB PROSPECTS eRI GHT IN AREA
NORTHERN TELECOM OFFERS NEW FEATURES
CIGARETTE MAKERS CONCEOE GENE'IC INROAOS BY LCM
BUSINESS CALENOAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
A SOLID BUSINESS PLAN SEEN CRUCIAL IN RAISING MONEY
TRAVEL C TOURISM PANEL TO MEET THURSDAY
CALCULATING THE VALUE OF A FPU'S GOODWILL IS IMPORTANT, POSSIBLE
NEW DURHAM CAMPAIGN GETS «490. 000 IN PLEDGES
BUSINESS CALENOAR
HOLIDAY MOTORISTS TO PAY « 1 . 24 FOR GAS
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 9t IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESS CALENOAR
TAR HEEL HIGH-TECH FIRMS WIN SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS
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12/31/84
JULY 4: INDEPENDENCE DAY ( AO I
APP»L1CHI«N ECONOMIST BELIEVES INTEREST RATES TO CONTINUE TO INCREASE
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
NEW DURHAM PROGRAM GETS BOOST
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLANS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENOAR
RECORD PAR ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY TO SELLi RENT VIDEO CASSETTES
AREA BUSINESS CALENDAR
BRIGHT ECONOMY INCREASES CCB'S STOCK
LCM SAYS TEST BRANDS ARE DOING WELL IN WEST
FUOUA SCHOOL INVESTING IN ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
STORES IN NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS REMINDEO To GET CITY LICENSES
CCB NAMES TUNSTALL VICE PRESI1ENI
FIRST CITIZENS PROPOSES BUYIN". STOCKTON. WHITE. A FIRM IT ONCE OWNED
TRANSOUTH OPENS NEW DURHAM OFc ICE
J48.000 IN OAMAGE TO GTE BURI'O CABLES
TRIANGLE-AREA BUSINESS CALENOAR
BRATCHER HEADS WHEAT, FIRST SCCURITIES IN DURHAM
MEOICAL LIABILITY INSURANCE CAN REACH 163,000 A YEAR
SEMINAR TO DEAL WITH TIME MANAGEMENT
NORTHERN TELECOM INSTALLING SOOTH DMS-100 CENTRAL OFFICE SWITCH
TRIANGLE-AREA BUSINESS CALENDAR
AREA BUSINESS CALENOAR
SOUTHLAND REPORTS HAVING GOOD YEAR
PIEDMONT ADOS ROCHESTER ON FLIGHT SCHEOULE
«350 MILLION AT STAKE IN THE GENERIC WAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA FCONOMV STILL STRONG. BANK OFFICIAL REPORTS
BUSINESS CALENDAR
TRIANGLE BUSINESS GAUGE FALLS SLIGHTLY
MERRILL LY'iCH REALTY ENTERS HI ANGLE BY BUYING CHAPEL HILL, RALEIGH FIRM
BUSINESS CALENDAR
MITSUBISHI CONSTRUCTION ON TAIGET
RETAIL SALES IN DURHAM ARE 1 81 AHEAD OF 1983
BUSINESS CALENDAR
N.C. SCORES HIGH IN ELECTRONICS SURVEY
ROSE'S STORES NOTES RECORD SALES, PROFITS
BUSINESS CALENDAR
TWO DURHAM INSURANCE COMPANIES MERGE, MOVE
SUN TO RUN PA SYSTEM AT BULLS GAME SUNDAY
BUSINESS CALENOAR
WIGGINS GETS POST AT BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD
FIRE-RETARDANT WUOD FOR HOMES IS INTROOUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
FOUR BUSINESS COURSES START SEPTEMBER IN RESEARCH PARK
BUSINESS CALENOAR
SPARROW GETS GENERAL TELPHONE PROMOTION
3 MORE STATES PASS STIFF LAWS ON TOXIC SUBSTANCES AT WORK
SHOPPERS TO CASH IN ON LABOR 7 AY SALES
MARKETING GROUP WINS AWARD FO* MEMBERSHIP
ill MILLION WORTH OF HOUSING 3 EGUN IN NORTH DURHAM
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
LOCAL SALES SIZZLED ON LABOR DAY
BROAD STREET BUSINESSES EXPAND, RENOVATE
CRUM FORCES SHIFTING
CHAMBER TO SPONSOR BUSINESS SEMINARS
GROUPING SIMILAR MANUFACTURING PROCESSES CAN SAVE TIME, MONEY
BUSINESS CALENDAR
MARSICANO TO HEAD CHAMBER TRAVEL AND TOURISM COMMITTEE
STATE BANKS REPORTED HAVING S1UN0 LI3UIDITY
BUSINESS CALENDAR
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
STATE MONEY AVAILABLE TO AID ENTREPRENEURS
AREA BUSINESS CALENOAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
SEMINARS, LUNCHEON SET FOR WEEK HONORING MINORITY ENTFRPRISES
MINORITY DEVELOPMENT FOCUS OF WEEK IN DURHAM
BUSINESS CALENDAR
KENANS ARE INCLUDED ON FORBES" LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
SHOAF TO BE HONOREO AT OCT. 2 COFFEE
SURVEY: MEDIAN ATTORNEYS" Salary REACHED 153,000 IN '83
AGENCY TO SPONSOR JOBS SEMINA'
TEARS, SMILES PUNCTUATE CLASS GRADUATION
DUKE VENTURE CAPITAL MEETING LEO TO DURHAM FIRM'S FINANCING
BUSINESS CALENOAR
SPAULDING PRAISES DURHAM DELEGATION
SHE COULDN'T FINO PURE CHILI IN SUPERMARKETS, SO SHE MAOE HER OWN
BUSINESS CALENDAR
GROUP POLITE, BUT BUSINESSLIKF
SMILEY IS CHAMBER'S NEW TRANSPORTATION CHIEF
ALLENTON ANNOUNCES CHANGES
NCNB ANALYSTS SAY CONSUMER SPENDING MIGHT REBOUNO SOON
BUSINESS CALENOAR
MORE BUSINESS ARBITRATORS TO BE TRAINED
LM°S AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPEN IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MAPKET
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BUSINESS CALENOAR
VIOEO COMPANY MOVES ITS OFFICES TO DURHAM
BUSINESSES TO HOLD CHILD CARE SEMINAR
BUSINESS CALENDAR
MINORITY VENDORS ARE INVITED TO HEAR OUKE SUPPLY NEFDS
BUSINESS CALENOAR
CITY FINANCE PANEL HEARS PLEA FOR AID BY SELF-HELP CENTER
ELECTRONICS FIRM TO JOIN RTP TENTER
S8A ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL TO AID SMALL FIRMS
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE
BUSINFSS CALENDAR
CCB AMONG 300 MOST PROFITABLE CORPORATIONS
BUSINESS CALENOAR
INOEX SHOWS SEPTEMBER BUSINESS ACTIVITY FLAT
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIOAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
BUSINESS CALENOAR OF UPCOMING MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS
CAN A PERFECTIONIST BE A BUSINESSMAN?
FUNB ECONOMIST PREDICTS GROWTH WELL INTO 1985
LARGE. SMALL FIRMS WILL MEET
INSURANCE COMPANY CO-SPONSOPS "ARTS AFRICA'
TAR HEEL'S IN-MIGRANT SEEN HELPING STATE'S INDUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
BUSINESS CALENOAR
TAX WORKSHOP SCHEOULEO FOR THURSDAY IN DURHAM
DINING ROOM OFDICATED AT MATH SCHOOL
CEMENT FIRM OPENS NEW TERMINAL IN OURHAM
CALENDAR OF dUSINESS EVENTS IN THE TRIANGLE AREA
OUKE POWER INCREASES HEATING FUNO FOR NEEDY
NCCU TO PROMOTE NIGHT CLASSES
BUSINESS CALENOAR
LOOKING FOR RESEARCH MONEY? 11 Y WORKSHUP
TAYLOR NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF 8 COMPANIES
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WERE A BRAND. THEY WOULD BE TIED FOR SIXTH IN U.S.
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT ARFA COMPANIFS
BUSINESS CALENOAR
BPAME NAMED PRESIOENT OF COMPANY
FIRM SAYS DUKE'S ARTIFICIAL GILL WORKING
STATE PREDICTED TO GROW MORE SLOWLY IN '85
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
BUSINESS CALENOAR
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 t
12/31/84
HORNE ON BANK BOARD
BUSINESS CALENDAR
SURVEY: BANKS FAVOR REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE FIRMS
JAPANESE COMMERCIAL TO BE FILLED IN AREA
83* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES: 62*. TO GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
RESEARCH MONEY: STATE. FEDERAL GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SMALL COMPANIES.
BUSINESS CALENDAR
2 SMALL DURHAM FIRMS ON FASTEST-GROWING LIST
CHRISTMAS BANQUETS "LANNEO
FIVE FIRMS IN TRIANGLE ARFA MAKE MAGAZINE'S FASTEST GROWING LIST
BUSINESS CALENDAR
GROUP SAYS '85 MORTGAGE RATES TO BE STABLE
JOB EXPECTATIONS REPORTED 'GOdD' IN OURHAM SURVEY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
IBM PLANS TO INCREASE OFFICE COMPLEX IN R TP
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN ">ARK
OURHAM REAL ESTATE FIRM TO OPEN NEW UFFICE
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.C. EMPLOYERS
BUSINESS CALENDAR
SKATES: 2 LEFTS. 1 REFUNO
RETAILERS EXPECT SEASON SALFS TO SET RECORDS
OURHAM CHAMBER PKOGRAM TO LIN< INVENTORS. BACKERS
TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS RFPORT "'N '84
MINIMUMS EASED FOR MONEY MARKET RATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENOAR
BUSINESSES. OURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. ARTS SUPPORT
DURHAM BUSINESS INVESTS IN ART
BUSINESSES. DURHAM, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C CLOSINGS
BIG STAR IS CLOSING AT UNIVERSITY DRIVE
OURHAM GROCERY STORE WILL CLOSE DOORS TODAY
TECH HIFI COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
GE CLOSING TURNBINE PLANT: LAYOFFS TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR
GENERAL ELECTRIC TO CLOSE TURBINE PLANT
GE PONOERING FUTURE USE OF BUILDING
SHUTTERS CLOSE ON GOODWIN'S GJILL
FIRESTONE CLOSES STORE
•MAMA'S KITCHEN' SERVING LAST FATBACK BISCUIT TOOAY
BUSINESSES. OURHAM, CRIME ON PREMISES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. CRIMES
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
FOUR BUSINESSES REPORT BREAK-INS
BUSINESSES. OURHAM, EMPLOYEES
HFALTH C RECREATION ARE SPELL=0 I-B-M
BUSINESSES, DURHAM,
SEE ALSO PUSINES
SEE ALSO 8USIMES
BI TO ELIMINAT
LAID-OFF WORKE
OURHAM'S LOSS
DURHAM SHOULD
BURLINGTON WOR
GE CLOSING TUR
GENERAL ELECTR
OPPORTUNITIES
HOSPITAL LAYOF
L"VETT PROTEST
HOSPITAL LAYOF
HHSPITAL OFFIC
NO LAYOFFS. SA
LAYOFFS
SES. N.C. LAYOFFS
SES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
E 2T5 JOBS IN DJRHAM, OFFER TRANSFERS
RS TO GET HELP IN FINDING NEW JOBS
IS BURLINGTON'S GAIN
HELP RETRAIN THF JOBLESS
KING TO RETAIN PRODUCTION
NBINE PLANT: LAYOFFS TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR
IC TO CLOSE TURBINE PLANT
SEEN FOR GE EMPLOYEES
F POLICY APPROVED
S PLAN FOR HOSPITAL LAYOFFS
FS HURT POOR
IAL HOPEFUL LAYOFFS NOT NECESSARY
YS COUNTY GENERAL PRESIDENT
BUSINESSES. DURHAM. PHILANTHROPY
METROPOLITAN LIFE AWARDS 3 GRANTS
BUSINESS-EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP EXEMPLIFIED AT SCHOOL OEOICATION
BUSINESSES. DURHAM. SALES AND EARNINGS
FIRST-OUARTER RETAIL SALES EXPECTED TO RISE
HOLIDAY SALES UNCERTAIN
DURHAM RETAIL SALES RISE 10X
BUSINESSES. DURHAM. TAXES
CITY PANEL ENDORSES PROPOSED REVISION OF BUSINESS FEES
CORRECTION
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYFE OWNED
GRANOMET OFFERS TO SELL LCM T3 ITS EMPLOYEES
MORE GOOD NEWS FOR LIGGETT WORKERS
LCM PRESIDENT SAYS WORKERS SHOULDN'T WORRY ABOUT JOBS
WHEN 'THEM' BECOMES "US'
CREDIT UNION FOR WORKERS' BUSINESSES OPENS
WORKER-OWNERSHIP MEETING IS PLANNED FOR GREENSBORO
LCM PRICE TAG IS «325 HILLION
LCM OFFICIALS SEEK FUNDS FOR OURHAM PLANT BUYOUT
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. CRIMES
SEE ALSO HONESTY
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
STOPPING EMPLOYEE THEFT IS TRICKY
EMPLOYEE IS CHARGED WITH STEALING CHICKENS
BUSINESSES. GOOOWILL
CALCULATING THE VALUE OF
A FI'M'S GOODWILL IS IMPORTANT, POSSIBLE
BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAROL
SEE ALSO DIVER
SEE ALSO EMPLO
SEE ALSO FOREI
SEE ALSO GOVER
SEE ALSO INDUS
SEE ALSO MAOE
SEE ALSO OUALI
1983 WAS YEA
TEXTILES. OT
FORMER GARBA
TRADE OEFICI
P.H. ROSE SA
N.C. BUSINES
BI REPORTS 2
CONSUMER BAN
NUCOR STEEL
2SO NEW JOBS
FUTURF MEETI
RECENT OIVID
MOORE WOOD P
RTI HANAGEME
AREA FIRMS A
CONDITIONS S
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NOR'S BUSINESS COJNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
TRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C
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expected in triad expansion
ngs. seminars
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lant canceled
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no agencies get safety awaros
aid ripe to start new business
10/24/84 A 3 N
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INDEX
- 12/31/84
N.C. INDUSTRIES SEEK IMPORT RELIEF
KITCHEN INVENTORY FOR SALE
I=U!lt I NG'J S T ry • S LEVERAGED BUYOUTS SEEN SLOWING
CHE"ICAL FIRM PLANS TO PUILO »LANT IS RTp
TEXTILE WORKERS CAN TAKE TIME FOR PRAVcp
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLAYS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
UTILITIES RATEO PROOUCTIVEt FINANCIALLY WEAK
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
CAROLI^AS' STOCKS READY FOR RE 30UNO
PIEDMONT, REYNOLDS REPORT PROFITS SOARED
FIRM TO INVEST "OSS IN ITS OXFORD PLANT
ELON COLLEGE FIRM TO ADO 150 JOBS
NEW GROUP TO HELP BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY DIPS
NEW BUSINESS GROUP UNNERVES RAMSEY, N.C. HOUSE SPEAKER
RECORC BAR OPENS VIDEO TAPES STORE
N.C. GROUP FIGHTING 'LIBERALISM- IN LEGISLATURE
ELECTRONIC FIRMS LIKE N.C. AS AREA FOR NEW FACTORIES
BUSINESS CALENOAR
CONE PLANT PLACED ON OPEN MAR<ET
SECRECY ON CHEMICALS MAY DELAY TREATMENT
OFFICIAL: GROWTH, ENVIRONMENT COMPATIBLE
SLOW home SALES HURTING INDUSTRIES
SYNDICATION HELPS INVESTORS OWN A PIECE OF PROFITABLE PROPERTY
BEVERAGE FACILITY "ILL OPEN II MEBANE
45* OF FIRMS IN POLL ALLOW T I» E TO VOTE
BUSINESS CALENOAR
EDMISTEN SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD WORK FOR BUSINESS
TAR HEEL BUSINESSMEN LOOK TO =XPORTS
EXPERT SAYS CORPORATIONS PAID FAIR l»GL'.T IN TAXES
DUKE ECONOMIST CRITICIZES STATE'S DEVELOPMENT plan: SAYS TOO much...
COMPANY MILL "PEN PLANT IN 3U5LINGTON
N.C. INDUSTRIAL EFFORTS TOG NARROW IN FOCUS
COMPANY WILL BUILD PLANT NEAR ROXBORO
DOUBLE STANDARD UNFAIR
SMALL CHICAGO FIR" PLANS MOVE TO TRIANGLE
INDUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY IN JAN.
BUSINESSES WANT BETTER SCHOOLS, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
BURLINGTON ONE OF TWO AREAS RECOM"ENOEO FOR I SUZU PLANT
TRIANGLE STUDY WILL ASSIST HAVOICAPPED
FIRM "AY TRANSFER JOBS TO HAW RIVER
EXECUTIVES: SHREWD FIRMS WILL EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WO"EN, MINORITIES
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP
HOW ONE CHAPEL HILL COMPANY GJ T 2 GRANTS
FIVE FIRMS IN TRIANGLE AREA MJKE MAGAZINE'S FASTEST GROWING LIST
COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PANEL ESTABLISHES 1985 PRIORITIES
M=RCHANTS ADD EXTRA SECURITY = OR CHRISTMAS
FACILITY PLANNED IN BURLINGTON TO PRODUCE ELECTRICITY, STEAM
SARAMAR ALUMINUM NEGOTIATING TO SELL PERSON COUNTY PLANT
1934 ECONOMY: STATE BUSINESSES SOARED, CRASHEO
N.C. WHOLESALERS REPORT SALES UP
N.C. STATE-CHARTERED BANKS' ASSETS. LOANS UP SHARPLY
N.C.
BUSINESSES.
SEE ALSO ARTS
1U-ANITIES
ARTS SUPPORT
N.C.
s=e also businesses. durham, arts support
see also businesses, u.s., arts support
see also governor's business council on the arts ano
awards given for supporting a) ts
northern telecom show too short
businesses, n.c child care
see also child care centers
child care available for ibm
businesses, n.c, closings
see also businesses, durham, closings
the kitchen store closed
stores leave university mall
laid off, but not forgotten: grange folks make the "est of a bad...
you can't smooth over plant closings
lerfl strauss closing plant in greensboro
velvet plant to be closeo
TAyFRN ON OUTER BANKS TO CLOSE
PLANT CLOSING
12 N.C. PLANTS CLOSED IN "AY
CLOSINGS PUSH N.C. LAYOFFS UP
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
PLANT IN ROXBORO HALTING PRODUCTION
STATE'S ECONOMIC GROWTH ZIPS 'AST $2 BILLION "ark
BURLINGTON INOUSTREIS TO PHASE OUT PLANT
FRANKLINTON PLANT TO SHUT DOWN
TEXTILE JOB LOSSES CLIMB IN OCTOBER
HEARTWARMING SERVICE FOP CONE MILLS JOBLESS
FIR» TO CLOSE PLANT IN VILLAGE OF ALAMANCE
CS3ARPUS TEXTILE PLANT WILL COSE
CLOSING OF CANNON MILLS PLANT WILL COST 3T5 EMPLOYEES THEIR JOBS
PLANT TO CLOSE _ „ „ _ .
IN FOUR MONTHS, 295 TEXTILE WORKERS AT FRANKLINTON PLANT WILL BE OUT.
PLANT CLOSINGS REFLECT TEXTILE INDUSTRY CRISIS
FIR" TO PHASE OUT N.C. OPERATIONS
BUSINESSES, N.C. CRIMES
SEE ALSO PUSINESSFS, DURHAM, CRIME ON PREMISES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, cMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
STOPE GROUP DcVELOPS CRISIS PLAN AND TEAM
BUSINESSES, N.C, FDUCATIONAL FUNDING
HUNT: DEFICIT RFflUIRES LARGER BUSINESS ROLE IN EDUCATION
BUSINESSES, N.C. FAILURES
3A0 TIMES FORCE N.C. funeral -I0"ES TO CLOSE
3USINESSFS, N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO PUSINESSFS, U.S.. LAYOFFS
CONE "ILLS BEGINS LAVINC OFF WORKERS
CONE WORKERS GET more HELP
E»PL0ymfnT OFFICE TO HELP LAID-OFF CONE MILL WORKERS
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES AT REYNOLDS ARE FIRED
FIELDCREST OFFICIALS SHOCKEO aY LOSS OF THEIR POSITIONS
FIRM LAYS OFF 920 WORKERS
PROGRAM FINDS JOBS =OR 60 FRO" CONE MILLS
N.C PLANT HIT BY LAYOFFS
CLOSINGS PUSH N.C. LAYOFFS UP
DU PONT MAY ORDER SOME LAYOFFS
CLOSEDOWN IS TEMPORARY
CREED"OOR SA«MUL CURTAILING PRODUCTION
ATCT TO TRIM 97 JOBS IN N.C. BY END OF YEAR
STATE'S ECONOMIC GROWTH ZIPS PAST 12 BILLION "ARK
COMMISSION ENCOURAGES SUBDIVIDING CLOSED PLANT
CANNON MILLS BLAMFS LAYOFFS OV IMPORTS
ROXBORO FIRM ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS
BUSINESSES, N.C, MATH AND SCIENCE EOUCATIONAL SUPPORT
C T
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6/11/94 E
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H 2
6/14/84 A
11
N
H 2
6/14/84 A
23
N
H 2
6/19/84 A
1
N
H 2
7/01/84 A
13
N
H 2
T/os/e«. D
9
N L41
H 2
7/16/64 A
10
N
S 2
7/20/84 A
K
N
S 2
7/25/B4 A
15
N
H 2
7/26/84 A
20
N
H 1
7/26/84 B
I
N
H 1
7/27/84 B
1
N
S 2
9/11/84 A
6
N
H 2
8/02/84 A
19 C
N
S 2
8/02/84 A
3
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S 2
B/D6/84 A
5
N
H 2
6/21/»4 A
1
N
H 2
3/26/84 D
14
N
H 2
9/02/94 D
11
I
H 3
9/14/94 B
I
N
S 2
9/22/84 A
1
N J56
H 2
9/27/84 B
1
N 046
h 2
9/30/84 S
9
N
S 2
10/03/94 C
3
N
S 2
10/09/94 C
1
N 946
H 2
10/11/84 0
6
N L41
H 2
10/11/84 0
6
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H 2
10/13/84 A
7
N
u 2
10/16/94 C
2
N
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10/22/84 A
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N
H 2
'.0/25/84 B
2
N 080
H 1
10/25/94 3
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10/30/84 A
4
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H 1
11/01/84 E
1
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S 2
U/05/94 A
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6
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H 1
11/06/84 C
1
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S 2
11/13/84 A
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11/24/84 B
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S 2
11/28/84 C
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H 2
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H 2
12/09/84 D
16
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H 2
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H 3
12/14/04 B
1
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H 2
12/16/34 3
13
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H 1
12/19/94 C
1
N
H 1
12/19/94 C
1
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12/22/e4 A
12
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H 2
12/25/94 A
15
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H 2
12/27/94 A
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N L41
2 3/09/84 A 1
2 11/02/84 D 9
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1/09/84
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H 2
1/16/84
A
5
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H 2
2/05/84
A
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H 2
3/30/84
A
4
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4/11/B4
A
7
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H 2
4/21/94
A
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H 2
4/27/84
A
15
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H 2
5/31/84
c
11
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H 2
6/21/94
A
21
N
S 2
6/22/84
A
12
N
S 2
7/20/84
A
5
N
H I
3/22/94
3
1
N
H 2
10/07/84
B
I
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H 1
10/31/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/31/e4
A
6
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
17
N
h 2
11/10/84
A
4
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H 1
11/13/84
B
1
N H60
H 2
11/25/84
B
8
N
H 2
11/29/84
A
22
N
H 2
11/29/94
B
2
N
H 2
12/10/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/10/94
A
7
N
H 2
12/13/94
A
20
N
H 2 8/02/84 B I P N 346
S 2 11/22/84 B 11 N
S 2 3/14/94 C 3 N
3
l/l3/»4
B
1
N
H90
3
1/14/84
B
1
N
H90
:
1/14/94
A
14
N
•
2/04/94
A
15
N
2
2/05/94
A
10
N
2
3/02/B4
A
6
N
3
3/09/34
B
1
N
H90
2
4/12/84
A
Z2
N
2
6/22/84
A
12
N
2
3/23/84
A
7
N
2
9/06/84
A
10
N
2
9/07/84
A
6
N
2
9/3D/94
5
8
N
2
10/07/84
=
1
N
3
10/12/94
5
1
N
2
U/16/84
1
12
N
I
12/15/84
c
1
N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/8*
SUBJECT
N E
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PAGE '1
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S I T
E L V
C PG L P
SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO SCIENCE. EDUCATION
HUNT: DEFICIT REUUIRES LARGER BUSINESS ROLE IN EDUCATION
BUSINESSES. N.C.. PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
CHARLOTTE FIRM'S OFFICIALS SLRPRISEO AT POPULARITY OF EXERCISE PROGRAM
BUSINESSES. N.C.. POLITICAL CON TR 13 UTI ONS
HARTIN SEEKS BUSINESS HELP IN PAYING INAUGURATION COSTS
BUSINESSES. N.C.. PROFITS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.. SALES ANO EARNINGS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. PROFITS
TAR HEEL STOCKS SHOW BEST GAIN IN THE SOUTHEAST
GAINS OF N.C. FIRMS" STOCK CITED
PROFITS STRONG
FIELDCREST, BI LEAOING FIRMS IN PROFIT GROWTH
INITIAL REPORTS FROM THE BIG V.C BANKS SHOW JUMPS IN SECOND-QUARTER...
PIEDMONT AIRLINES MAY HAVE BEST YEAR EVER
SALES UP. PROFITS UP MAYBE FOR N.C. RETAILERS
SURVEY: 198* GOOD FOR MANY BUSINESSES BUT NOT FOR TEXTILES
BUSINESSES. N.C. TAXES
SEE ALSO UTILITY TAXES
3 N.C. FIRMS CITED IN REPORT 3N TAX BILLS
SOME N.C. BUSINESSES UNEASY ABOUT TAX PLAN
BUSINESSFS. SMALL
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTER
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS ADMINIST
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL
PLANNING WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP SET FOR SMALL BUSINES
GETTING BUSINESS
6 TRIANGLE FIRMS AMONG 8 IN ST
COMPANIES RECEIVE FEDERAL GRAM
2 NEW PROGRAMS AIMED AT HELPIN
CHAMBER PROJECT HELPS SMALL-BJ
WESTERN N.C. TO GET INCUBATOR
GILMORE BACKS SMALL BUSINESS S
TIME FOR SMALL FIRMS TO GET OM
SMALL COMPANIES IN AREA HONOR?
RESEARCH GROUP HELPS SMALLER M
HALF-DAY SEMINAR IS PLANNEO F3
CONDITIONS SAID RIPE TO START
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY SALARI
CHAPEL HILL FIRM AMONG FIVE TO
INVFNTOR CENTER STUDIEO
STATE MONEY AVAILABLE TO AID E
SMALL BUSINESS FUNDS SOUGHT
FAIR PLANNED FOR CHAMBER'S SM«
BUSINESS PROGRAM EYED
S"ALL-BUSINESS FAIR SET FOR OU
LARGE. SMALL FIRMS WILL MEET
FAIR PARTICIPANTS
N.C. FUNOING PROGRAMS BOOST S"
LOOKING FOR RESEARCH MONEY? H
N.C. HELPS SMALL FIRMS
RESEARCH MONEY: STATE. FEOERA.
HOW ONE CHAPEL HILL COMPANY G3
2 SMALL DURHAM FIRMS ON PASTES
A RETREAT FROM RISKY BUSINESS
BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO DIVERSIFICATION
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL RELOCATION
SEE ALSO MAIL-OBOER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MERGERS IGENERAL HEADIMGI
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
FEDERAL AID TO INDUSTRY A HISJSE OF TAX DOLLARS
SULLIVAN'S PRINCIPLES OFFER WAY TO HANDLE APARTHEID
83X OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES; 621 TO GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
S 2 11/27/84 B 11
H 2 12/06/84 A 20
H 2 12/02/8* B 1
1/15/84
1/11/8*
2/06/8*
6/21/8*
7/15/84
9/27/8*
12/03/8*
12/31/8*
2 10/18/8*
2 11/30/8*
PRISE PROGRAM
RATION
SES
ATE GETTING U.S. GRANTS
TS
G SMALL BUSINESSES
SINESS OWNERS
FACILITY
UPPOR T
RCD LIST
0
•C. BUSINESSES
R SMALL-BUSINESS OWNERS
NEW BUSINESS
ES UP 9* IN TRIANGLE
GET STATE RESEARCH GRANTS
NTREPRENEURS
LL FIRMS
RHAM
ALL BUSINESSES
Y WORKSHOP
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SMALL COMPANIES.
T 2 GRANTS
T-GROWING L 1ST
s
2
1/11/8*
A
10 P
P
T37
H
2
l/2*/8*
A
12
N
s
2
1/25/8*
A
2 P
P
S76
H
2
1/26/8*
A
18
N
L*l
S
2
1/28/8*
A
2 P
N
H
2
2/02/B*
A
23
N
L*l
s
2
2/09/8*
C
1 P
N
C60
s
2
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c
10
N
s
2
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c
7
N
H
2
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19
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H
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5/11/8*
B
1
N
L*l
S
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A
9
N
H
2
6/03/9*
D
11
N
s
1
6/07/8*
C
1
N
C60
H
2
7/01/8*
D
10
N
L*l
H
2
8/2*/9*
B
5
N
s
2
9/l*/8*
C
1
N
C60
H
2
9/16/8*
B
9 P
N
L*l
H
2
10/10/8*
A
12
N
H
2
10/26/8*
A
11
N
S
2
10/26/8*
c
1
M
M69
H
2
11/07/8*
A
B
N
H
2
11/10/8*
A
*
E
s
2
ll/l*/8*
A
10 P
P
M66
s
2
11/21/8*
A
I
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C60
H
2
11/22/8*
0
11 p
N
L*l
5
2
12/03/8*
A
*
E
H
2
12/09/8*
D
16
N
L41
H
2
12/09/H*
D
16
N
S
2
12/10/8*
A
1
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C60
H
2
12/31/8*
A
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H 2 3/12/8* A *
H 2 8/l*/B* A *
H 2 12/09/8* 0 13
BUSINESSFS. U.S.. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM, ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C ARTS SUPPORT
SBA ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT UNC -CHAPEL HILL TO AIO SMALL FIRMS H 2 10/28/8* 0 12 N L*l
BUSINESSES, U.S., CHILO CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
OAY-CARE CENTERS SCARCE S 2
ANOTHER DAY-CARE OPTION S 2
11/01/8* C 1 N C60
U/12/8* A * E
BUSINESSES, U.S., CLOSING
CELANESE FIBERS TO CLOSE PLNAT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
BUSINESSES. U.S., EMPLOY
SEE EMPLOYEE ASSISTAN
SUPPORT PROGRAMS
PROGRAM
BUSINESSES, U.S.. EMPLOYEE THEFTS
SEE BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEES
COMMUNICATION HELD NEEOED TO KEEP EMPLOYEES HAPPY
BUSINESSFS. U.S.. HOLIDAYS
SEE ALSO HOLIDAYS. N.C.
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIOAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
BUSINESSES, U.S.. INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
CONSUMERS ULTIMATELY PAY CORPnRATE TAXES
BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
THIS RULING IS AFFIRMATIVE
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES DISCUSSING RECENT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION RULING
BUSINESSES, U.S., MIGRATION
SEE INDUSTRIAL RELOCATION
BUSINESSES, U.S., PROFITS
SEE ALSO PROFIT SHARING PLAN
LOW-TECH GET HIGH MARK It
BUSINESSES, U.S., TAXES
H 2 12/06/8* C 16 N
H 2 5/09/8* A 9 N
H 2 11/04/8* D 12 P N L*l
H 2 10/22/8* A * L
6/15/8* A * E
6/15/8* A * T T R56
H 2 12/27/84 A 16 N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/8*
INDEX
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
SEE BUSINESSES.
U.S.. INCOME TAXES
USING
BUSING
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S..
BUTNER. N.C.. TAXES _ „
BUTNER PROTECTION TAX LAW SPURS CHALLENGE
BUTNER PUBLIC SAFETY OEPT.
BUTNER AWARDS CONTRACT FOR PU»LIC SAFETY BUILOING
GROUNDBREAKING HELD IN BUTNER FOR PUBLIC SAFETY HEADQUARTERS
BUTNER CHIEF PLANS MOVE BY CHRIST-AS
BUTNER PROTECTION TAX LAW SPU' S CHALLENGE
HUNT: OXFORD LUOP CONTRACT TO 3F AWARDEO IN DEC.
BUTNER SOUAO RUILOINi, TOURS Sc T
BUTNER FIRE INSURANCE RATES T? DROP
BUTNER AREA FIRE INSURANCE RATES TO OROP
BUTNER RESCUE SQUAO
BUTNER RESCUE SOUAO OEOICATEO TO JOB
ON DISPLAY
BUTTER
CHEESE. BUTTER TO BE AVAILABLE
APPLICATIONS FOR CHEESE. BUTTER OPEN UNTIL FRIOAY
-BUTTLEGGING"
SEE CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
"BUY AMERICAN"
SEE MADE IN USA
BUY LOW, SELL HIGH. COLLECT EARLY, PAY LATE (BOOK!
•BUY LOW' PRICED OUTRAGEOUSLY HIGH
BUZZARD'S ROOST
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
THEY'LL FIND A QUICK PAYDAY AT THE OLD
BYSSANOSIS
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
C-130 (AIRPLANE)
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
AIR BASE TOUR: FROM GOOSE BAY TO INCIRLIK
C-130 HAS ITS FANS
BUZZARD'S ROOST'
C I n
WAREHOUSING CO.
CHEMICAL SPILLS AT FAY ST. F[1M
CHEMICAL LEAK FORCES EVACUATI3N ON FAY ST.
CAT SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS (MEDICAL EQUIPMENT!
CB RADIOS
SEE CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
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2
1
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2
1
1
1
2
2/04/84
2/00/84
9/11/84
10/04/34
10/18/84
10/20/84
11/09/84
U/13/3*
P
8
C
A
B
C
3
A
1
I
1
1
I
1
1
6
N
P F
P N
N
N
N
N
N
H60
H60
H60
B81
046
H60
M69
2
2
5/23/84
10/22/84
A
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4
1
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P P
F70
2
2
2/14/84
4/12/84
B
A
I
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N
N
H 2 5/27/84 D 3 9
H 2 8/22/"* A 1 P F B81
H 2 12/09/84 D 1 P F G09
H 2 12/09/84 D 1 P F G09
S 2 11/13/84 C I
H 2 U/14/84 B I
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
TELEVISION SERIES DEB'JNKEn A -lERa
FOUNDATION BACKING WE S TMOR EL ANO' S SUIT
BILL'S TV REPAIR ICARTOONI
MILITARY-PRESS FIGHT OPENS SOME DOORS
JUST HOW FAR WILL THE 'MEDIA' GO FOR A STORY?
CETA
SEE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
H*SEE CHANGF IA MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE!
CHORE IOURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES! (ACRONYM!
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
INCREASED DAY-CARE PAY OK'D
CHR ASSOCIATES
CHR WIN? COMPETITION. CONTRACT
CHR ASSOCIATES HIRES ARCHITECT AS OIRFCTOR
CMD CORP.
240-ACRE business PARK UNOER JAY in county
HOTEL IN COMPLEX MAY BE CENTER PROJECT R0A0BL0CK
ANOTHER PLUM FQR DURHAM
CMI
JUDGE TO OECIOE WHAT HAPPENS TO 20,000 PAIRS OF JEANS
NVESTIGATION
COLCOR
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "COLCOR
CONTACT 0U9HAM, INC. ICRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM!
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, OURHAM
thinks FOR GOOD DEEDS
MS. WHEELER FINALIST FOR TEACHING AWARO
UNIOUF MINISTRY PROVIDES A PLACE TO MAKE CONTACT
EDITOR DID JOB WELL
CONTACI OURHAM HOLDS AWARDS BANQUET TONIGHT
VOLUNTEFRS HONOPEO
CU"!eECJ"ERICT»N F^TION-Vl'a'bSr'.n'o CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
CROP (ACRONYM!
SEE CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLO HUNGER!
C. A. DILLON SCHOOL
CAYTON HEADS BUTNER SCHOOL
OILLON SCHOOL IN BUTNER GETS XEW OIRECTOR
DILLON SCHOOL ESCAPEE APPREHENDED NEXT DAY
DILLON FUGITIVE FOUND
C. B. HINESLEY INSTRUCTION CO.
EOUIPMENT SAID STOLEN
C. C. M1NGUM INC.
STATE APPROVES REPAVING CONTRACT
C. C. SPAULDING FLEMENTARY SCHOOL „.„-
TEACHFR OF THE YEAR: c»ch CHILO UNIOUE BEING
CLEMONS: MOTIVATION HELPS STUDENTS LEARN
PORTRAYALS
HAPPY ACTORS
C. ERIC LINCOLN AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
?
4/18/84
A
4
L
?
10/07/84
A
14
N
?
10/19/84
A
4 ' T
?
11/27/84
A
4
U
2
12/16/8*
0
5
U
H 2 8/01/84 B
H 2 3/04/34 B 11 P P
H 3 10/06/84 B 1 N
H 2 11/31/8* A I m m L*l
S 2 12/03/8* A 1 N C60
H 2 12/05/8* A * E
H 2 11/22/8* A 20
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
1/26/8*
3/22/8*
B/12/8*
8/17/8*
10/18/3*
10/19/8*
S 2 5/05/84 A 17 N
H 2 5/11/84 E 1 N
M 2 9/08/84 8 1 N
S 2 9/08/8* A 16 N
S 2 7/14/8* A 14 N
H 2 7/21/3* B 4 N
H 2 1/11/34 B 1 P F W24
S 2 1/11/84 B 1 N C05
S 2 2/29/34 C 1 P P C56
S 2 11/16/8* C 1 P P S76
S U B J E
DUKE DEAN CHOSEN FOR C.
ERIC LINCOLN AWARD
AWARO
C. KNOX MASSFY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
SEE ALSO AWARDS
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SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
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WATCH INTAKE OF CAFFEINE
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EXCESSIVE CAFFEINE LINKEO TO WOES
COFFEE ADS CAUSE CONFUSION
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CALDWELL, N.C.
IT'S NO BENNETT HOUSE BUT IT'LL DO
CALDWELL ARTS COUNCIL
FURNITURE FOR ART
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SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
MISUNDERSTANDING GETS WETZEL IFF 'LOCKUP'
CALENOARS
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FOLKS AROUNO HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN?
CALIFORNIA
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SEE ALSO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
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, 11 HURT IN t.C. HELICOPTER CRASH
TIMS FOUND
L RISES TO 5I< IN ACCIOFNT AT CAMP LEJEUNE
Y TAKE 4 TO 6 MONTHS
SPECT RUBBLE DF HELICOPTER
CAMP WILLOW RUN
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES OINING HALL AT CAMP WILLOW RUN
CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
BUTTON COLLECTOR TURNS CONSULTANT
N.C. BROTHER, SISTER PINNING DELEGATES DURING CONVENTION
FIRE-RETAROANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTROOUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
ELECTIONS WILL AFFECT WORTH 0= BUTTONS
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
CAMPBELL SOUP CO.
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW LABEL PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS WILL REVIEW SOLICITATION POLICY
MOTIVES FOR PROMOTION OUESTIONEO
CAMPBELL UNIV. (FORMERLY CAMPBELL C OLLEGE I
CAMPbELL FUND DRIVE BEGINS TODAY
CAMPBELL LISTS RECENT GRADS
REV. OUAKENBUSH SPEAKS TO CAMPBELL BOARD OF MINISTERS
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NAMES ACTING COLLEGE OEAN
REV. SMITH TO LEAD CAMPBELL'S FACULTY ORIENTATION SERVICE
CAMPBELL DORM EVACUATED DUE TD FIRE
CAMPBELL LAUNDRY FIRE
CAMPBELL DEDICATES FINE ARTS "UILDING
CAMPBELL'S PROVOST EMERITUS DIES AT AGE OF 74
CAMPBELL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
CAMPBELL COMMENCEMENT SET TODAY
CAMPBELL UNIV., STUOENTS
FOUR MAKE CAMPBELL DEAN'S LIST
CAMPBELL RECOGNIZES HONOR STUDENTS
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H 2 3/23/84 D 8 F W66
H 2 5/25/84 0 7 P U W66
H 2 10/21/84 B 1 N W24
H 2 9/02/84 C 8 N H90
H 2 7/11/B4 B 1 0 U
H 2 12/23/84 0 9 N L41
H 2 8/03/84 D 1 P F G68
S 2 2/24/B4 A
H 1 3/03/84 B 1
H 2 4/05/84 A 17
S 2 8/14/84 B 9
H 2 1/30/84 A 10
H 3 4/26/84 B 1
H 2 8/11/84 A 3
H 2 U/09/84 A 18
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S 2 4/10/84 C 1 N
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7/17/84
8/02/84
8/15/84
9/07/84
9/08/84 B
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PG L P BVL
CAMPBELL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
TIGERS OOWN CAMPBELL
IS IT MEOAL OP MATCH PLAY'
WOLFPACK GUNS DOWN CAMELS IN OPENING GAME
STATE EASES TO UGLY MIN OVER CAMPBELL
CAMPGROUNOS
SEE ALSO N.C. CAMPGROUND OWNERS ASSOCIATION
BUSINESS BOOMS AT N.C. CAMPGRDUNOS
CAMPING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO BACKPACKING
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES 3 F CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
CAMP-IN PLANNEO
CHRISTMAS ON THE ROAD A TREAT
CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO Camp KALEIOOSCOPE
SEE ALSO CAMPING (SEE ALSO names OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO DAY Camps
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPUTER K A" P
PLAN FOR SUMMER FUN
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE MAY THINGS ARE
SCHOLARSHIP FUNO SET FOR CHILDREN'S CAMPS
NOT THIS YEAR
GENEROUS GROUPS A CREDIT
SCIENCE. SCHOOL STUDENTS BUILD ROCKETS. GET READY FOR LIFTOFF
CAMP PLANNED FOR CHILDREN. 9-13
COMMUNICATION IS HARO WORK F|j} THESE CAMPERS
YOUTH CHARGED WITH MOLESTING BOYS AT CAMP
CAMPUS CLUB OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
CANADA
SEE ALSO CANADIAN DAYS IN N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANAOIAN STJDIES PROGRAM
OUKE TO OBSERVE 'CANAOA WEEK-
CANADA ART "I*ES PAST, PRESENT
CANAOIAN POLICE SEEK BRILEY
MANHUNT FOCUS SHIFTS TO CANADIAN BORDER
REAGAN ABOUT JOHN TURNER: "...HE OWN THE ATLANTA BRAVES?" (CARTOONI
RcSTRICTIONS SOUGHT ON HOG IMPORTS
FUTURE CANAOIAN MOVIE CREOIT - 'FILMEO IN YANCEVVILLE'
CANAOA, ELECTIONS
"KEEP LEFT" SIGN GNAWED OOwN ?Y CANADIAN BEAVER (CARTOONI
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CANAOA. PRIME MINISTER
TRUOEAU: FAREWELL TO FLAIR
CANAOA OPY
AGREEMENT REACHEO ON SALE OF CANADA DRY
CANAOIAN DAYS IN N.C.
SEE ALSO CANADA
MARCH IS "CANAOIAN DAYS'
CANADIAN STUDIES CENTER
SFE DURE UNIV. CANAOIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
CANCER
SEE ALS" BONE CANCER
SEE ALSO PONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO BRAIN CAKXER
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. CANCER
SEE ALSO DES IDIETHYLSTILBESTPOL I
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. ONCOLOGY RECREATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO EYE CANCER
SEE ALSO FRUIT FLIES
SEE ALSO HOOGKIN'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITJTE
SEE ALSO OVARIAN CANCFR
SEE ALSO PANCREATIC CANCER
SEE ALSO PROSTATE CANCER
SEE ALSO RADIATION TmERAPY
see also skin cancer
see also tobacco. health effects
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill cancer research center
ncsu is looking for possiblf link in cancer deaths
osha gets complaint in ncsu cancer cases
state agency enters ncsu canccr probe
ncsu faculty, staff given assurances
cancer links merit study
cancer probe continues at n.c. state
doctors help people survive dreaded cancer
cancer viruses topic of talk
scientists probe virus-caused cancers
no unusual radiation found in two buildings at n.c. state
humanf bill gaining
hospital gives wigs to cancer patients
duke's cancer unit gets who designation
hospital seeks new cancer eouipment
researcher: tpc many delay cancer treatment
vocational rehabilitation agencies turning attention to cancer patients
cance° survivors meet to 'celebrate life'
early oetection best cure
celebrating being alive
oiet, cancer linked
compassion "1ssing
a 3.000-mile run - on crutches
cancer. ouke univ. symposia
see ouke univ., symposia
cancer. vaginal
sfe cervical cancer
cancer diagnosis
researcher: too many oelav cancer treatment
cancer prevention
H 2 3/03/84 A 4 E
H 2 4/10/84 A 11 N
H 2 3/11/84 0 8 P N
H 2
2/14/94
A
14
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H 2
2/15/84
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5
N
H 2
2/17/84
A
7
N
H 2
2/18/84
A
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2/29/94
3/06/84
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3/30/84
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4/1 1/84
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DIET, CANCER LINKED
CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. COMPRE
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO THERMOTRON
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHA
SCIENTISTS TO TEST CANCE
CANCER FORU" SET AT UNC
DUKE TO TEST NEW TYPE OF INTE3
GENETIC FINDS STARTLING; BUT C
MYSTERY OF CANCER CAUSES SLOW.
CARE IS URGED IN ANNOUNCING CA
DRUG-LIGHT COMBO HELPS OESTROY
LETHERER CONTINUES CROSS-COUNT
PUBLIC CONFUSFO BY VARIED FIND
CANCER SURVIVORS MEET TO 'CEL5
EARLY DETECTION BEST CURE
UNC OEDICATES CANCER CENTER
OUKE UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS ST
DUKE RESEARCHERS THINK CHEMOTH
HOKRIOLE RISKS. CURES MARK MED
SCIENTISTS REMOVE LINK OF EST*
SCIENTIST: ESTROGEN SHOULD BE
UNC RECEIVES CANCER GRANT
CERVICAL CANCER STUOY INCLUDES
DUKE FRATERNITY BEGINS RUNATHA
DUKE DOCTORS cXPANO USE OF CA-<
SUIT SAYS ENVIOUS COLLEAGUE MA
DUKE FRATERNITY'S BENEFIT AUCT
BY 1900. DOCTORS MAY BE ABLE T
LINKS BETWEEN CANCER. INFLAMMA
PROTEIN IS LINKED TO AIDS
UNC SCIENTISTS EXCITED ABOUT :
LASER TECHNIOUE HELPS FIGHT CA
HFNSIVE CANCER CENTER
PEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
R IOEA
FERON
ANCER CURE DISTANT
Y UNFOLDING
NCER CAUSES
MALIGNANT TISSUE
□ y TREK
INGS OF TOXICOLOGISTS
BRATE LIFE'
UOYING PANCREATIC CANCER
ERAPY MAY CURE CANCER
ICAL FRONTIER
OGEN. BREAST CANCER
SEEN AS SAFE
UNC RESEARCH
N FOR CANCER TOMORROW
CER TREATMENT
RRED CANCER RESEAPCH
ION SET FOR FRIDAY
0 USE SINGLE MACHINE TO DIAGNOSE CANCER
TION STUDIED
ANCER-KILLING PROCESS
NCER CELLS
CANDY
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN CANDY
MAKE YOUR VALENTINE SOME CANDY
SWEET JOKE IS SOUR
POLICE WARN CANDY SALES UNCHARITAPLE
•CHOCOBILIA' CATCHES ON WITH CHOCOLATE LOVERS
PAIR ACCUSEO OF VIOLATING CHILD-LABOR LAWS LEAVE STATE
CANOY SALES HALTED, HEARING CANCELEO
U.S. SUES FIRMS USING YOUTHS TO SELL CANDY
OENTIST SAYS PARENTS SHOULD RATION CANOY
CANE CREEK CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
CANE CREEK ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN FEDERAL COURT
CORRECTION
DECISION ON CANE CREEK NOT DUE FOR THREE WEEKS
COU»T DISMISSES SUITS AGAINST WATER AUTHORITY
2 SUITS DISMISSEO OVER CANE CREEK
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DROUGHT.
SEE ALSO DROUGHT,
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAK
BONO ISSUE PR6PA
CAN CREEK STILL
RESERVOIR COULD
CANE CREEK ARGUM
CORRECTION
CANE CREEK OECIS
DECISION ON CANE
COURT OISMISSES
2 SUITS DISMISSE
WATER AND SEWFR
OWASA TO OISCUSS
BOARD APPROVES E
WATFR BONO PREPA
OWASA PONDERS HI
RATE STUOY BY OW
WATER AGENCY IN
LAKE-JONING ACTI
OAM BIDS HIGHER
CANE CREEK DAM B
CONTRACTS AWAROF
UWASA GIVES OAM
CANE CREEK PIPEL
CHAPEL HILL C CARRBORO
URANGE COUNTY
E
RATIONS ARE ORDERED
BEST, MOREAU SAYS
BE USED BY 1986 - OFFICIAL
ENTS BEGIN IN FEDERAL COURT
ION DUE IN 3 WEEKS
CREEK NOT 0UC FOR THREE WEEKS
SUITS AGAINST WATER AUTHORITY
0 OVER CANE C?EEK
AUTHORITY TO VOTE ON TEMPORARY OAM
ANOTHER SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER
NGINEERING STJOY FOR INTERIM OAM
RATIONS NEARLY DONE
GHER RATES
ASA IS PLANNE1
GOOD SHAPE TO MEET GROWTH, OFFICIALS SAY
ON EXPECTFO HIS MONTH
THAN ANTICIPATED
IDS TO BE REVIEWED
0 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TEMPORARY OAM
CONTRACTS
INE
CANNING I FOOD I
HELP AWAITS DOUBTFUL FOOO PRESERVERS
IT'S A BIG YEAR FOR CANNING F»ESH FOOO
CANNON MILLS CO.
KANNAPOLIS "ALL CEREMONY
CANNON MILLS TO DIVERSIFY
FOK THE PURSERS, 'NEW' HOME IS OREAM REALIZEO
CANNON MILLS OWNER FORMING REAL ESTATE FIRM
CANNON MILLS BLAMES LAYOFFS OV IMPORTS
CLOSING OF CANNON MILLS PLANT WILL COST 375 EMPLOYEES THEIR JOBS
SOME TEXTILE COMPANIES ARE THRIVING IN N.C.
CANOES
SEE ALSO BOATS
TWO MFN STRANDED MO^E THAN 24 HOURS
CAPE FEAR RIVER
EXCESS WASTES FOUND IN CAPE FEAR RIVER
NO CAPE FEAR IMPROVEMENTS PLANNEO
THE CAPE HATTERAS IRESEARCH VESSEL!
N.C. RESEARCH VESSEL PLANS 245 DAYS AT SEA
WORK GOES ON
HATTERAS TO BF ASEA 245 OAYS
DUKE LAB SHIP MEETS ISIDORE. RETURNS HOME
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE CLOSED
LIGHTHOUSE IS CLOSED
LIGHTHOUSE TO BE CLOSEO INDEFINITELY
CAPE HATTEnAS NATIONAL SEASHORE
PROPOSED OREGON INL=T JETTIES CALLED THREAT TO PARK, REFUGE
SEASHORE PROPnSAL UNVEILEO
CAPE LOOKOUT NATIONAL SEASHORE
WILDERNESS URGED FOR BARRIER ISLAND
CAPITAL AREA WRITING PROJECT
CARSON IN PROJECT
CAPITAL CITIES COMMUNICATIONS INC.
PG L P BYL
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10/06/84 A 11
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SETTLEMENT REACHED IN DEFAMATION SUIT
SUIT OROPPEO. SETTLEMENT REACHED ON TV BROADCAST
CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICSi N.C.
HEALTH AGENCY OK S CLINIC
HEALTH OFFICIALS OIFFfR OVER SURGERY CLINIC
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL: NO NEED Fa* MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
HOSPITAL MISSEC CHANCE ON CLINIC
HOSPITALS GET APPROVAL FOR PROJECTS COSTING «19 MILLION
OUKE HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR EXPSNSIONS
STATE APPROVES REOUEST FOR MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
HOSPITAL SEEKS PLAN OK
HEALTH SYSTEMS BOARD POSTPONES DECISION ON HOME SERVICES PLAN
AGENCY OELAYS HOME HEALTH CARC PLAN
IMPROVED IMAGE MAY NUT BE ENOJGH FOR HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL'S HOME SERVICES OPPOSEO
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS TO SEEK OK FDR IN-HOME SERVICE
STATE PUSHING ORUG TREATMENT PLANS
STATE APPROVE*: PLAN FOR HOME CURSING SERVICES
HFALTH BOARD AGREES TO RECOMM=NO OK OF HELICOPTER SERVICE
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT EYED
COUNTY, AGENCY TUSSLE OVER HO"E HEALTH CARE
HOSPITALS KANT NEW DIAGNOSTIC EDUIPMENT
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT GETS BOARO'S IK.
MEOICAL GROUP BACKS OUKE EOUI°NENT PLEA
STATE DENIES REQUEST TO RECONSIOER DECISION ON HOME-CARE FOR PATIENTS
ALCOHOL. DRUG CENTER FACES $1 MILLION COST OVERRUN
SPECIAL MEETING SLATEO ON HOM? CARE PLAN
HOME MEDICAL CARE PLAN CONTESTED
OPEN-HEART OPERATIONS MAY FACE OPPOSITION
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CIPI
SALES TAX HIKE KEY ELEMENT IN CITY'S PLANS
council ok sought on cost-cutting plan
city proposal provides incentive to look ahead
powell to recommend same city tax rate on property
is it time for durham governm5nts to invest in future?
let the debate begin on financing growth
Capital punishment
see anti-death penalty
SEE OEATH sentences, n.c.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS. N.C.
CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
CHINESE CAPITALIST COMMITMENT
COMPLEX PROBLEMS. EASY ANSWER
CAPITALISM: COMPARE RESULTS
•FAIRNESS" LETTER FLAWED
PEKING MCDUCK (CARTOONI
CHINESE MARKETS CALLED 'WIDE 1PEN'
TO NORTH CAROLINA
CAPITOL BROAOCASTING CO.
ACC PUTS TV PACKAGE ON HOLSO
SPORTS FESTIVAL GETS 550,000 DONATION
CAR POOLS
SEE CARPODLING
CAR WASH
WASHING AWAY WINTER
BENEFIT CAR WASH PLANNED
CARBON MONOXIDE
FAMILY IS RESCUED FROM OEAOLY GAS
FAMILY PESCUEO AFTER HOUSE FILLS WITH CARBON MONOXIDE
CAPBON MONOXIDE POISONINGS
SEE ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CANCER
CARE IS URGED IN ANNOUNCING C4NCER CAUSES
HEALTH FOODS MAY BE UNHEALTHY
ASBESTOS NOT WIOESPREAO IN DURHAM HOMES
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
LIFESAVING PRACICE
WHEN HEART REVIVAL IS REALTORS' BUSINESS
CAREER BURNOUT
SEE STRESS
CAREFUL HE MIGHT HEAR YOU IFILMI
•CAREFUL' LIKE DOWN-UNDER UIC<ENS
CARGILL INC.
FARMERS UPSET AT PROPOSED SOYBEAN FACILITY SALE
GRAHAM ASKS FIRM NOT TO BUY SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT
CARLIE B. S6SS0MS AWARD
SFE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALS" OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
AWARD NOMINEES SOUGHT
WINNERS NAMFO FOR SESSO"S AWA3 0
HUMAN RELATIONS AWAROS ANNOUNIED
AWARDS PROGRAM
CARMEN (OPERAI
SAURA'S 'CARMEN' DANCES
UNCONVtNTIONAL 'CARMEN' BRIGHT, EVEN MEMORABLE
WINSTON-SALEM 'CARMEN'
STREET OPERA TO BE PERFORMED HERE
ARTS COUNCIL'S 'CARMEN' TO 0P= N JUNE 6 AT BRIGHTLEAF
CARMICHAEL CUP
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, S»ORTS
TAR HFELS WIN CARMICHAEL CUP FOR 12TH TIMF
CARNEGIE HERO FUND COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HEROIS"
HERO HEEDED BABY'S CRY
CAROCO SERVICE STATION UNIV. OR. I
ARMED MEN ROB SERVICt STATION
CAROLINA 500
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MONTHLY/A
SFE ALSO STOCK CAB RACING
ALLISON SETS TRACK MARK IN ROCKINGHAM WIN
ALLISON BREAKS JINX
CAROLINA AIR PARCEL SERVICE INC.
GREENSBORO FIRM TO OELIVER BY AIR
CAROLINA APARTMENTS ICARRBORO
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INA APARTMENTS ICARRBORO, N.C.
CARRBORO ROOMMATES ROBBED
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF PASSENGER TRAIN AOVOCATES
SFE ALSO PAILROAOS. N.C.
PPOPOSAL THAT LEO TO INTRASTATE PASSENGFR TRAIN BEGAN IN GREENVILLE
CAROLINA BEACH
CAROLINA BEACH CONDOMINIUM COLLAPSES
GEOLOGIST EXPFCTS MHMENSE EROSION'
CAROLINA BEVERAGE CORP.
128.000 IN CHECKS TAKEN FROM SAFE
CAROLINA CHUIR
SYMPHONY ANO CHOIRS OFFER VERT I • S 'REOUIEM'
VERDI'S KEOUIEM GOOD ALL AROUND
CAROLINA CINEMA CORP. OF OURHAM
CAROLINA THEATRE BENEFITS DURHAM IN IMPORTANT WAYS
ARTS COUNCIL. THEATER SEEKING ALCOHOL SALES
CAROLINA THEATRE IS OOING CITf A FAVOR
NEW ARTS CENTER MAY LEAO OOWNT OWN PROJECTS
CAROLINA CUP
BOMB WINS CAROLINA CUP
CAROLINA DANCERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CAROLINA OANCERS GIVE VARIETY SHOW
ARTSEEN
carolina folk theate"
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
british drama, gcs, 'lost' to be stageo
carolina friends high school
see carolina friends upper school
carolina friends school (general heaoingi
students lift spirits
playing sick
5 students named to gov.'s school
back to school
graouation fxercises held at three high schools
carolina frienos school nameo national winner
diversity highlights frienos school
school earns lofty status
frienos school receives honor, memorial funo
school project
carolina f°!ends upper school
volunteering students help at nursing home
friends school named finalists
frifnos school named finalist for program
school hits high plateau
carolina index
see also businesses. n.c.
carolinas' stocks ready for rf bouno
the carolina indian voice (newspaper!
see also indians, n.c.
see also newspapers, n.c. (see also names of particular newspapers!
inoian newspaper battles adversity
carolina league
see also baseball
see also ourham bulls
see also prince william pirates
see also salem reobirds (virginiai
see also southern league
see also winston-salem red sox
see also winston-salem spirits
opening day jinx: ourham bulls start a new season with an olo problem.
ex-bull komminsk on all-time team
checklist shows carolina leagje's prospects
fayftteville seeking team in carolina league or sal
woooson tops acc player of year vote
carolina league seeks expansion 10 10 teams
spirits-reo sox marriage grows sour
greensboro bids to lano class aa franchise
pilots steer way to second straight sweep
ourham and peninsula no stransers in playoffs
rosarios supply heroics as bulls sweep pilots
bulls capture southern title
bulls sweep pilots for division crown
mets sweep cl honors
mets' cook scalds bulls
cook shackles bulls in game i
mets eliminate bulls, despite lamb's gem
mets break up lamb no-hitter, capture crown
gutsy bulls win hearts
carolina league all-star game
five pulls na"eo to all-star same
mvp beauchamp leads 11-6 romp by southern stars
lynchburg dominates cl all-stars
carolina meadows
see also retirement homes
plaza to jotn in building retirement community
retirement community has gr0u1d ceremonies
carolina methane inc.
permit sought for n.c. peat testing site
carolina motor club
see also n.c. state motor club
motor club board opposes n.c. law
safety team
buying a new cap? watch stickcrs
carolina motor club says 'full service" falls short
firm says duke's artificial gill working
carolina partnerships (design consultants!
chapel hill company wins banner contest
carolina poll
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SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE *LSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HT LL SCHOOL 0"= JOURNALISM
EDNISTEN, KNOX STRONGER IN SLRVEY OF N.C. VOTERS
SURVEY SHOWS PESSIMISM ON NUCLEAR war SURVIVAL
MOMENT TF TRUTH HEARS ON SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS
N.C. OPINION SPLIT ON FUNDS FDR CAMPAIGNS
FLAHE°TY OEFENOS COP PLAN FOR MONITORS AT POLLS
CANDIDATES BATTLE FOR UNOECIOEO VOTE
CAROLINA POWER ANO LIGHT CO.
NUCLEAR PO.ER HAS ITS PLACE IN N.C.
UTILITIFS ASK CONSUMERS FOR ADVICE
OURHAM POWER "ILLS EXPECTED TO BE HIGH
NRC P=0POScS rpCL FINE FOR BRJNSwICK 'VIOLATIONS'
CPCL SAYS IT WILL SEEK RATE HIKE
GROUP MAKES BIAS CHARGE
CONSUMERS WIN ONE ON ELECTRIC RATES
A WOMAN'S PLACE
C°CL SEEKS HIKE THAT WOULO UP BILLS BY 59.30 A MQNTH
CCL TO OFFER VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION PROGRAM I* AREA
NUCLEAR REGULATORY STAFF Savs CPCL SHOULD EE FINED 130.000
UTILITY COMPANY DECLARES INDIVIDUAL
CPCL WILL REPAIR REACTOR
CPCL LISTS DAMAGE FROM STORMS
CPCL SAYS SECTION OF HYCO LAK= TO BE CLOSED NEXT WEEK
IT MILLION IN BONDS OK'D
CPCL RATE INCREASE REQUEST MAY BE CUT
REP"RT CRITICIZES TWO CPCL REACTORS
WORKER AT NUCLEAR PLANT SAYS HAZAROS EXAGGERATED
CPCL WORKER APPARENTLY ELECTROCUTED
UTILITIES RATED PRODUCTIVE. FINANCIALLY WEAK
UTILITIES OFFICIAL EXPECTS ELECTRIC RATES TO STABILIZE
PART OF CPCL REQUEST FOR RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
PUBLIC STAFF INCREASES CPCL RECOMMENDATION
FIRE-RETAROANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
HEARING ON NUCLEAR PLANT SET WEONESOAY
FRED SEUFERT SHOWS YJU HOW BEING A CLOCK WATCHER SAVES MONEY
CRIPPLED ma,( sucs cptL
NEW NUCLEAR PLANTS TO BE NEEOEO BY YEAR 2000. CPCL CHAIRMAN SAYS
HARRIS CAKE FISH 3EGIN INSPECTED
CPCL GETS 0« TO SELL MINES
C'CL'S DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDENDS
CPCL C-RANTEO 164.3 MILLION RATE INCREASE
$64 MILLION RATE INCREASE NOT ENOUGH, CPCL SAYS
CPCL RATE INC°EASE TQ RAISE AVERAGE 3ILL J7.85 NEXT MONTH
CPCL TO CUT POWER TO PITTSBORD AREA
PERSON EOARD HEARS ISSUE OF V CL TAXES
DEADLCCKEO JURY CAUSES MISTRIAL IN CPCL LAWSUIT
C°CL CASE HAS FLURRY OF FILINGS
CPCL CASE has FLURRY OF FILINGS
3 N.C. FIRMS CITED IN REPORT ON TAX BILLS
HEARING TO AIR CPCL APPLICATION FOR PLANT LICENSE
EXPERT SAYS CORPORATIONS PAID FAIR AMOUNT IN TAXES
FIRED FOR SAFETY CONCERN, EX-:PCL ENGINEER SAYS
NUCLEAR PLANT'S DATE CHANGED
CPCL RATE INCREASE CUT, REFUNDS DUE
PHASED-IN RATE INCREASES CONSIDERED FOR CPCL CUSTOMERS
CPCL OFFICIALS OPPOSE HIGHER tONSUMER RATES
CPCL SEEKS HIKE IN WHOLESALE RATES
CPCL DIRECTORS FILL VACANCY 0* 93AR0
CPCL PLANT TO COST OVER S3 BILLION
SETTLEMENT REACHED WITH NUCLE« R-PLANT «ORKER
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.. SALE" AND EARNINGS
C=CL REPORTS EARNINGS UP 6 PERCENT IN FIRST OUARTER
CPCL NET INCOME IN PERIOD UP MORE THAN $5 MILLION
CPCL REPORTS =ARNINGS OF 11.20 PER SHARE FOR THIRD OUARTE"
CAPOLINA REGIONAL THEATRE
SEE ALSO playmakers REPERTORY CD.
SEE ALSO THEATERS. REGIONAL
PLAYS ARE PLANNpO
•CATS' ACTOR IN RALEIGH 'CAMElOT'
CADARET SHOW OFFERS ONE-SIDED ENT ERT A I S"E NT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•CAMELOT' PRODUCTION A RARE EVENT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
STAR STRONG IN 'SHENANDOAH'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THEATER GROUP EXPANDS RALEIGH MUSICAL SEASON
CARULINA SAILING CLUB
SEE ALS" SAILING
SAILING CLUB PLANS SHOW,
FILM
CAROLINA SKILL ADVANCEMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TPAINING ACT
SEE ALSO JCB TRAINING
STATE afl-CIO OROERED TO REPAY «72.603
CAROLINA SPEAKERS ASSOCIATION
DUKE FRATERNITY AUCTION TO AID CANCER RESEARCH
CAPOLINA STEEL CORP.
CAROLINA STEEL BUYS PEDEN PLANT
CAROLINA TARWhEELS BICYCLE CLU3
SEE ALSO BICYCLE trips
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
IT'S THIS WEEKEND. ..BULL CITY BIKE FEST
MANY 3ICYCLISTS TURNED OUT FOR BILE FFST
CAROLINA THEATER
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO film
CAROLINA THE
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HERE'S WISH
CAROLINA THE
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MATINEE FEST
high HOPES P
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HELD AT THE CAROLINA THEATER
HANOELIERS REAOY F09 'LIGHT UP THE TOWN'
SEEKING ALCOHOL SAL'S
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
ballroom open for visits
mystery of tapestry partly solved
festive crowd gathers for ouncanson exhibit
neeoeo: an unemployed piano
cinema enthusiast paletz dies
at this partyi it has hard to tell who hao most fun
fellini film festival sets sale tomorrow
carolina theatre is doing city a favor
french poet inspires salon series
that's 'an entertainment1
carolina eallroom concerts start today
chamber series gets good start
looking back at the ballroom
concerts scheduled in carolina ballroom
•classical to classical' series begins sunday
an elegant gathering place
carolina theater starts sunday concert series
now carolina ballroom accessible to everyone
2no ballroom concert sunday 13 feature howell brothers
•chaplin lost ano found'
playing rackett
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
carolina timfs inewspaperi
see also newspapers. oupham
city asked to speed condemnation action
business disruption funds sought
don't subsidize newspaper
unwanted allocations
assistant principal at hillside gets human relations award
carolina transformer ci.
firm told to clean up pc b-cont am] nateo site
pcb cleanup to begin monday
pcb to be removeo from plant site
man chargeo with making threat
state sues company over pcb fines
carolina wineries corp.
see also wineries. n.c.
company hired to build winery near rose hill
carolina wren press
roaomap course leads to new avenues for triangle writers
writers in the 'endless process of growth'
carolinas golf association
see also golf
ouke team takfs cga pro-am w ii
those myrtle beach oays
parker edges inman for amateur title
oan hill assumes cga's presidency
carolinas golf hall of fame
golf awaros
overstreet's town pays its respects
carolinas hospital alcoholism program services
cocaine addictive. experts wa< n
carolinas kiwanis
kiwanians meet
capulinas minority supplier development councils
see also minority contractors
minority supplier councils expanding
minority-owneo business council to be expanoeo
the Carolinian
see also amtrak
see also charlotte/paleigh trai>i service
see also railroads. n.c.
see also trains
fanfare to welcome new passenger train
train honored tooay
train arrives
cflebrat ing
amtrak: a 'fun way to go*
carolinian: 'look at those people!...'
nothin' could be "etter than » ride on the 'carolinian'
ourham train rioership good
amtrak introduces amtrak. iaoi
amtrak trip pleasant
amtrak's carolinian expected to gather steam
amtrak introducfs amtrak
amtrak 'ooing great* in experimental run
amtrak link is on track
ourham on right track
carousels
emerald isle carousel may make other rounds
CARP
WEED-EATING FISH TO BE USED
STERILE FISH TO EAT HYORILLA IN N.C.
HUNGRY FISH A GOOO TOOL
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
YOUR FAVORITE CHRISTMAS CAROLS
YOUR FAVORITE CHRISTMAS CAROLS
CARPENTER'S INC.
SEE CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CARPETS
CARPET DELIVERY OELAYS OPENING
CAR POOL
SEE
SEE
CA
PA
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SC
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ALSO TRIANGLE AREA RIDESHARING PROGRAM
ALSO VANPOOLS
RPOPLING STILL POPULAR; OUKE TRIES TO EASE TRAFFIC
RK-ANO-RIDE SITES ALONG I-4D SUGGESTED BY AOVISORY GROUP
I-A-RIOE PROMOTEO
HOOL SERVICF CENTER ON COUNCIL AGENDA
CARR MILL SHOPPING MALL
PLANNING POARO OPPOSES DOWNTOWN ZONING CHANGE
PERMIT APPROVED FOR MALL AOOITION
CARRBORO MALL EXPANSION GETS °ANEL APPROVAL
CARRBORO BALKS ON LANOFILL DEAL
PLANNERS OK CARR MILL MALL EXPANSION
CARRBORO PLANNING UNIT OKS EXPANSION OF TWO BUSINESSES
BUILDING APPROVED AT CARR MILL
IT'S OLO HAT TO HIM
CARR MILL SHOPPING V ILLAGE . . .V OT ING YES ON EACH BOND ISSUE... IAOI
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BOARD APPROVES CARK MILL MALL ADDITIONS
CARR ST.
CARPBORO STEPS TOWARD BONO ISSUE
BOAPO FAVORS CAPR STREET ROUTE
CARRBORO PANEL BACKS CARR STREET ROUTE
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAD PLAN ON AS ENDA
ALOERMEN ENDORSE CARR STREET *OUTE FOR ROAD EXTENSION
CARR UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH
CLOTHES. BLANKETS NEEOED
CRUM NAMED NEW PASTOR
REAOV FOR CRAFTS BAZAAR
CARRASAN POWER CO.
HOUSE APPROVES AMENOMENT TO STUOY HORSEPASTURE RIVER
HORSEPASTURE RIVER BACKED AS NATURAL AREA
HORSEPASTURE PIVER TO BE STUDIED FQR WILD ANO SCENIC DESIGNATION
CAPRPORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES. CARPBORO
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF OLD CARPBORO
TOWN'S ANNUAL BREAKFAST IS MONDAY
CARPBORO'S '«EN "AKE NEW YEAR'S BREAKFAST
CAR STICKER SALES SLACK IN CARRBORO
THE OAY WAS HERS
MERGER: COUNCILMAN HOWES FAVO«S CARPBORO. CHAPEL HILL UNION
CARPBORO PLANS FAMILY FOURTH
CELEBRATE FREEOOM
CARPBORO STUOY SHOWS TOWN HAS DONE WELL IN HELPING HANDICAPPED
STICKER WARNINGS BEING MAILEO OUT
CARRBORO. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ANNEXATION
CARRBORO BOARD ANNEXES APARTMENTS
CAPRBOPO. N.C
SEE ALSO C
PLANNING
HEARING
BOARD OE
APAPTMEN
PLANNING
BOARC OK
CARPBORO
CARRBCRO
3 OEVELO
CARRBORO
CARPBORO
PLANNERS
CARPBORO
ORDINANC
MAJOR HO
CARRBORO
GROWTH S
APARTMENTS
APR90R0. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
BOARO OPPOSES ZONE CHANGE
TONIGHT ON ZONING PROPOSAL
LAYS ACTION ON ZONING
T ACTION DELAYED
BOARD BACKS PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
S DEVELOPMENT
OKS APARTMENTS, HALF-CENT TAX
BOARO ADVOCATES TAX HIKE
PMENTS ON AGENDA FOR : ARRBORO BOARO TONIGHT
IS GETTING STUOY OF TRAFFIC ON SMITH LEVEL
ALDERMEN OK APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
BACK TWO DEVELOPMENTS
PANEL BACKS HOUSING JEVELOPMENTS
E WOULD PROHIBIT OBSCENE CABLE TV SHOWS
USE DEVELOPMENTS PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO
PLANNERS TAKE NO ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE
PURT: CARRBORO PLANNED EXPECTS TRENO TO CONTINUE IN
CARRBORO. N.C BOARDS ANO COMMISSIONS
PANEL TO REVIEW WAY OF CHOOSING BOARD CHAIRMEN
PUBLIC HEARING PLANNEO
BOARO REJECTS ZONE CHANGE FOR CARRBORO
ZONE CHANGE REJECTED
3 APPOINTED BY ALDERMEN IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C. BONO REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO BONO TASK FORCE
PANEL TC TACKLE BONO ISSUE
BOND ISSUES FAVORED FOR UP TO S2.09 MILLION
PANEL RECOMMEND? POND ISSUE
BONO ISSUE HEARING SET
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT
CARPBORO STEPS TOWARD BONO ISSUE
CARPBORO BOARO TO GET REPORTS ON DOWNTOWN WORK, CABLE TV
BOARO TAKES STEP TOWARD VOTE ON BONDS
CARRBORO SEEKS APPROVAL OF TWO-PART BONO ISSUE
SEPT. 5 HEAPING SET ON BONO RE FERFNOUM
HEAPING SET ON BOND ISSUE
ALDERMEN BACKTRACK ON BONO ISSUE
ALOERMEN SET NOV. 6 OATE FOR 30N0 VOTE
ALOERMEN ENDORSE CARR STREET 50UTE for poad EXTENSION
BOTH SICES GEAR JP FOR BOND CAMPAIGN
CHAMBER ENDORSES FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
AFTER 6-YEAR HIKE. CARREORO TAX WOULO FALL - PLANNER
ALOERMEN DIFFER ON EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET
LARGEST OF BONO PROPOSALS DRAWS LEAST ATTENTION
CARR MILL SHOPPING V ILLAGE . . .V OT I NG YES ON EACH BONO ISSUE.
CARRBORO DECIDING 2 BOND ISSUES TOOAY
CARRBOR STUDIES BONOS
BONO ISSUE TRAILING WITH 3 OF 5 PRECINCTS IN
BOND REFEPENOUM IS REJECTED
FRANKLIN ST. BONDS FAIL; ROAD.ORK OK ■ 0
GROUP FAVORS NEW VOTE ON FRAN<LIN ST. EXTENSION
BOARD STILL WANTS FRANKLIN EXTENSION
OWASA BOARD'S BOND ISSUE IS MADE OFFICIAL
CARRBORO BOARO RECEIVES 6 PLANS ON BOND PAYBACK
CARRBORO. N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, BOND REFERENOUMS
BUDGET CALENOAR SET
CARRBORO DIRECTOR SEEKS MORF PUBLIC WORKS FUNOS
CARRBORO ALOERMEN EXPECT TO R5CEIVE BUDGET TONIGHT
NO TAX INCREASE IN TOWN BUDGET
ALDERMAN MEET TONIGHT
CARRBORO GROUPS REUUE5T t46,199 FROM ALOERMEN
CARRBORO BOARD HEARS REOUESTS FOR TOWN FUNOS
ROAD, BUDGET HEARINGS SET TONIGHT IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO ALOERMEN PLAN ROADS, SUOGET DISCUSSIONS
CARRBORO BOARO MEETS FOR BUOGE T DISCUSSION
6» PAY HIKES AMONG PROPOSALS FOR FATTER CARRBORO BUOGET
PAY HIKE PROPOSED
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES TO GET 6t SALARY HIKE
CARPbOHO TO ACT ON FOUR PAY RAISES
CARRBORO. N.C. BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARO
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, BUSES
SPECIAL BUSES TO COST MORE Than EXPECTED
CARPBORO BUS SERVICE TO COST TWICE AS MUCH
CARRBORO. N.C., BUSINESSES
PLANS FOR NEW CARRBORO SHOPPING CENTER ADVANCE
TREE REQUIREMENT ADOED TO PLANS FOR NEW CENTER
CARRBORO. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
ALERT ASKS NEW CONTRACT
CABLE TELEVISION
CARRBORO. N.C. CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
SALE OF CEMETERY LANO TO BE AIRED
CEMETERY LAND: HOUSING PROPOSAL FOR WESTWOOO LANO ORAWS FIRE
CEMETERY PROPOSAL REJECTEO
TOWN, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON ZONING MAP
CEMETARY VOTE EXPECTED
CARRBORO GRAVES SELL FAST; PRICES GOING UP ON JUNE 1
TREE REQUIREMENT AOOEO TO PLANS FOR NEW CENTER
CARRBORO. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
CARRBORO BOARO ELIMINATES TWO AOM I NSTR A T I VE JOBS
ALDERMAN: REORGANIZATION 'IN BEST INTERESTS OF CARRBORO'
6». P«Y HIKES AMONG PROPOSALS FOR FATTER CARRBORO BUDGET
PAY HIKE PROPOSEO
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES TO GFT t>\ SALARY HIKE
CARRBORO TO ACT ON FOUR PAY RAISES
CARRBORO OKS 4 MERIT RAISES
PAY RAISES URGEO FOR CARRBORO WORKERS
CARRBORO. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
SFE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C APARTMENTS
GROUP WANTS TO BUILD CONOOS IN CARRBORO
MAJOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS PROPDSEO FDR CARRBnRO
PLANNING BOARD APPROVES 700-UM I T BERRYHILL COMPLEX
CARRBORO. N.C, DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL
CARRBORO TO CONSIDER CLOSING POUNO
TOWN STOPS PAYING FULL TAB ON PRIVATE ORAINAGE PROBLEMS
CARRBORO. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN CARRBORO P EV IT AL I Z AT I ON TASK FORCE
10 OF 11 PANEL MEMBERS SKIP MEETING ON REDEVELOPMENT
PANEL WILL SEEK CARRBORO RENEWAL OIRECTOR
CARRBORO DOES NOT PLAN TO KEE3 TOWN CONSULTANT
PANEL AGREES ON CHANGES FOR ZONING
ZONES CHANGES URGEO FOR TOWN
ALDERMEN SPURN PLANNERS' ADVICE
BOARD ADOPTS ZONING RULES FOR OOWNTOWN
CARRBORO PANEL SCHEOULES FORUM
ROAOS. BUILDINGS FORUM SCHEDULED
NEW ZONING PROPOSED IN CARRBO'O
ALDERMAN MEET TONIGHT
BUSINESSMEN BACK TWO-WAY EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET
CARRBORO PLANNING UNIT OKS EXPANSION OF TWO BUSINESSES
DOWNTOWN RENEWAL MAY HINGE ON FRANKLIN STREET
CARRBORO REZONING TO BE EYED TUESDAY
THE MENU: DANISH, COFFEE. CAR'BORO REZONING
CARRBORO SETS REVITALIZATION ".OALS
RFVITALIZATION PLAN DRAWS SKEPTICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY SOME EXPECTED
TITLE CORRECTED
TASK FORCE ENDORSES PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
HEAOLINE MISSING
CARRBOKO DECIDING 2 BOND ISSUFS TODAY
CARRBORO. N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
JOINT PLANNING IS ON AGENOA
CARRBORO. N.C, ELFCTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. BOND REFERENOUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. REFERENDA
BONO REFERENDUM IS REJECTED
FRANKLIN ST. BONOS FAIL; ROAOJORK OK • 0
CARRBORO. N.C. FEDERAL COMMUNITY 3EVEL0PMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELUPMFNT FUNDS
3 DEVELOPMENTS ON AGENDA FOR CARRBORO BOARD TONIGHT
CARRBORO BALKS ON LANDFILL DEAL
CARRBORO. N.C, FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL FEES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO FIRE HYDRANTS
COUNTY BOARD AGREES ON FIRE HYQPANT FEES
WATER BOARD SCRAPS HYDRANT FEES
WATER AUTHORITY CUSTOMERS WILL SHARE COST OF HYDRANTS
CARRBORO, N.C, GARBAGE COLLECTION
CARRBORO DIRECTOR SEEKS MORE PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS
CARRBORO. N.C
JOINT PL
MERGER
BOARO DE
LLOYD ST
BOARO EN
AREA DEV
CARRBORO
DEVELOPS
WHY CHAN
BOARDS R
ALDERMEN
COURT RU
HOUSING
GROWTH S
- . GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
ANNING PANEL CREATES 'JNCERTAINTY
COUNCILMAN HOWES FAVO>S CARRBORO, CHAPEL HILL UNION
BATES COLLECTOR ROADS PLAN IN CARRBORO
REET EXTENSION SUPPORTED
DORSES STPEFT EXTENSION
ELOPMENT WON'T AWAIT WATER SUPPLY, TAYLOR SAYS
BOARD OKS PLANNED SUBDIVISION
R MAY BUILD 14 NEW HOMES IN CARRBORO
GE CARRPORO?
EJECT BYPASS REZONING PROPOSALS
TO APPOINT PANEL ON CHARTING CARRBORO'S FUTURE
LES OFVELOPER'S APPEAL TARDY
UP IN CARRBORO
PURT: CARRBORO PLANNE' EXPECTS TREND TO CONTINUE IN • e5
CARRBORO. N.C. HISTORIC DISTRICT
GROUP WANTS LIST OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS
GROUP WANTS CONSULTANT
CARRBORO. N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF OLD CARRBORT
MILL HOUSES OPEN FOR TOUR
OWNER WANTS TO PRESERVE OLDEST HOUSE IN CARRBORO
CRISIS IN CARRBORO: BAPTIST MINISTER BATTLED COE
UKU
COEO SWIMMING IN 1923
CARRBORU. N.C
LAND USE
PLANNING
BOARO PL
PLANNING
CARRBORO
3 DEVELO
BOARD TO
CARRBORO
TOWNHOUS
BOARD WA
CEMETERY
CEMETERY
CARRBORO
BOARO RE
CARRBORO
OWNER WA
.. HOUSING
ORDINANCE ON ALDERMEN'S AGENDA
BOARO OPPOSES DOWNTOWN ZONING CHANGE
ANS HEARING ON ZONING PROPOSALS
BOARD BACKS PROPOSEO DEVELOPMENT
MAY ENCOURAGE MORE SINGLE-FAMILY UNITS
PMENTS ON AGENOA FOR : ARRBORO BOARD TONIGHT
REVIEW HOUSING PROJECTS
BOARD APPROVES 34-ACRE HOUSING PROJECT
ES APPROVED
NTS PROJECT CHANGES
LAND: HOUSING PROPOSAL FOR WESTwOOO LAND DRAWS FIRE
PROPOSAL REJECTEO
S MILL HOUSES ARE ON TOUR
JECTS TWO ROADS
BOARD REJECTS 2 COLLECTOR ROAOS PLANS
NTS TO PRESERVE OLDEST HOUSE IN CARRBORO
S
I
T
N E
E
L
Y
P D
DATE
C
PG L
P
BYL
H 3
2/16/84
e
1
N
H90
H 3
4/18/B4
B
1
N
H 3
4/19/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
4/26/84
B
1
N
H60
H 3
5/17/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
5/22/84
C
1
N
H 3
5/23/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
11/28/84
B
I
N
H I
4/11/34
C
1
N
H90
H 3
4/13/R4
B
I
N
H90
H 3
6/22/84
B
1
N
H90
S 2
0/22/84
A
13
N
S 2
6/27/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/20/84
E
3
N
H90
S 2
10/20/84
A
15
N
H 2
11/24/64
A
5
N
H90
S 2
6/23/84
A
14
N
H 2
11/27/84
A
1
N
H90
H 3
I2/07/B4
B
I
N
H90
H 3
5/13/84
B
1
N
H 3
6/14/84
B
1
N
H 3
2/03/B4
B
1
N
H 2
2/10/84
8
4
N
S 2
2/20/84
A
5
N
H 3
4/06/84
5
1
N
H90
S 2
4/06/84
A
6
N
H 3
4/25/34
B
1
N
H90
S 2
4/25/84
C
12
N
H 3
5/J3/B4
3
I
N
S 2
5/04/84
A
3
N
H 3
5/11/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
5/24/84
B
1
N
H 3
6/16/84
C
1
N
H90
S 2
7/07/84
A
12
N
S 2
9/14/84
A
14
N
S 2
10/20/84
A
3
N
H 3
10/23/84
c
1
N
S 2
10/23/84
A
I P
N
H90
H 3
10/24/84
B
1
N
H90
S 2
10/24/84
C
1
N
H 3
10/30/84
c
I
N
H90
H 2
11/01/84
A
5
N
H 3
11/06/84
c
1
H
H90
H 3
5/02/84
B
1
N
S 2 11/07/84 C
H 3 11/08/84 B
N H90
N H90
H 3 2/28/84 B 1 N
H 3 3/0 1/84 8 1 N H90
H 3 5/16/84 C 1 N B46
H 3 5/25/84 B 1 N 846
S 2 5/25/84 C 3 N
H 2 3/04/84 B 12
s
2
4/24/84
B
4
N
H
3
5/01/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
5/03/84
B
1
P N
H90
H
3
5/18/84
B
1
N
H90
S
2
5/18/R4
A
7
N
H
3
7/07/84
B
1
N
H
3
9/12/84
B
1
N
H90
S
2
9/12/84
A
7
N
H
2
10/08/84
A
4
L
H
3
10/26/84
B
1
N
H9D
H
3
11/22/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
11/29/84
B
1
N
H90
s
2
12/28/84
A
9
N
H90
H
3
12/29/84
c
1
N
H90
H
3
3/09/84
B
1
N
s
2
3/09/84
C
6
N
S 2 5/05/84 A 17 N
H 3 B/09/84 B 1 P N H90
H 2 10/07/84 D 1 P F B5 1
3
1/04/84
C
1
N
3
1/06/84
B
1
N
H90
2
1/24/84
A
10
N
3
2/03/84
B
1
N
H90
3
2/14/84
B
1
N
H90
3
2/28/84
B
1
N
2
2/28/84
A
12
N
3
2/29/34
B
1
N
H90
3
3/01/84
B
1
N
H90
2
3/02/84
A
3
N
3
4/19/84
B
I
N
H90
3
4/26/84
8
1
N
H60
2
5/04/84
B
4
N
H90
3
6/13/84
B
1
N
H90
2
6/13/34
A
11
N
3
8/09/84
B
1
P N
H90
-ne> ju-
HUN IHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
CAR°BORO BOARD OKS PLANNED SUBDIVISION
MAJOR MOUSE DEVELOPMENTS PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO
MOUSING UP IN CARRBORO
GROWTM SPURT: CARRBORO PLANNE3 EXPECTS TREND To CONTINUE IN •
CARRBORO. N.C.t LANO USE
SALE OF CEMETERY LANO TO IE SIRED
CFMETERY LAND: HOUSING PROPOSAL FOR WESTWOOO LAND ORAWS FIRE
CEMETERY PROPOSAL REJECTED
TOWN, COUNTY PEACH ACCORD ON ZONING MAP
CARRBOPO, N.C., MAYOR'S OFFICE
ALDERMEN MEET AGAIN TONIGHT
VOTE PROPOSAL TO BE DISCUSSED
ALERT ASKS NEW CONTRACT
ALDERMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT LETTING MAYOR HAVE VOTE
CARRBORO MAYUR'S POWER TO VOTE TO BE PUT 10 VOTE
MAYOR PORTO ENJOYING VIEW OF DEMOCRACY IN CARRBORO
CAORBOPQ. N.C., OROINANCES
ALOERMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT LETTING MAYOR HAVE VOTE
CARRBORO PROHIBITS OBSCENE TV SHOWS
CAPRBORO, N.C.t PARKS
CARRBORO CONTINUES PARK PLANS
CARRBORO VOTES TO CONTINUE PIINIC AREA,
CAPRBORO, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
TASK FORCE ENDORSES PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
CARRBORO DECIDING 2 BONO ISSUES TODAY
CARRBORO, N.C., PEFERENOA
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.. ELECTIDNS
CARRBORO MAYOR'S POWER TO VOTE TO BE PUT TO VOTE
CARRBORO. N.C.. REVENUES
STICKER COST RISES TO S5
CAPRBORO. N.C.. SEWER LINES _ . _
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARPBORO. SEWAG" TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHDRITY
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO. N.C., SHOPPING CENTERS
SFE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
CARRBORO MALL EXPANSION GETS 'ANEL APPROVAL
BASKETBALL COURTS
CARRBORO, N.C.. STREETS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO CITIZENS AGAINST THE FX
ALDERMEN SPURN PLEA BY NASSIF
HIGHWAY STUDY IS REJECTED
ROAD EXTENSION PACT EXPECTED
STREET WOPK IS DELAYED BY WEAT
FAILS TO AGREE WITH CHAPEL H IL
ROAD "LAN TO RE DISCUSSED IN S
ESTIMATE SUUGHT ON EXTENSION
BOARD DEBATES COLLECTOR ROADS
CARRBORO PANEL SCHEDULES FORUM
ROADS, BUILDINGS FORUM SCHEOUL
CONNECTOR ROAD ON CARRBORO PAM
LLOYO STREET EXTENSION SUPPORT
BOARD ENDORSES STREET ExTENSn
CARRBORO SESSION TO AIR FRANKL
2 ALTERNATIVES FOR EXTENSION A
STREET ROUTES ARE DISCUSSED
STREET EXTENSION PLAN MEETS OP
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION PLAN RA
ROAD, BUOGET HEARINGS SET TONI
CARRBORO ALDERMEN PLAN ROADS,
BOARD REJECTS TWO ROAOS
CARRBORO BOARD REJECTS 2 COLLE
BOND ISSUES FAVOREO FOR UP TO
BUSINESSMEN BACK TWO-WAY EXTEN
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT
CITIZENS OPPOSE FRANKLIN ExTE^
CARRBORO STEPS TOWARD BOND I SS
RESIDENTS OPPOSE STREET EXTENS
CARRBORO SEEKS APPROVAL OF TwD
BOARD TABLES ACTION ON THOROUS
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON BOND
ALDERMEN SET NOV. 6 DATE FOR 3
BOTH THOROUGHFARE PLANS GET 0*
CARRUORO PANEL URGES STREET EX
STATE AOOPTS °OTH THOROUGHFARE
STREET EXTENSION ON AGENDA
BOARD FAVORS Casr STREET ROUTE
CARRBORO PANEL BACKS CARR STRE
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAO PLAN ON AS
ALOERMEN ENDORSE CARR STREET 1
WHY CHANGE CARRBORO''
BOTH SIDES GEAR UP FOR BONO CA
GROUP FIGHTING FRANKLIN ST. E<
CHAMBER ENOORSES ^RiNKLIN STRE
AFTER 6-YEAR HIKE, CARRBORO TA
REVITALIZATION PLAN ORAWS SKEP
ALDERMEN DIFFER UN EXTENSION D
TASK FORCE fmoorsES PROPOSED 8
FOES, SUPPORTERS DEBATE FRANKL
EXTENSION PROJECTS OEBATEO
LARGEST OF BONO PROPOSALS DRAW
CARRBORO OECIDING 2 BOND ISSUE
CARRBOR STUDIES BONDS
BOND ISSUE TRAILING WITH 3 OF
BOND PEFERENOUM IS REJECTEO
FRANKLIN ST. BONDS FAIL: ROADW
GROUP FAVORS NEW VOTE ON FRANK
CHAPEL HILL ROAOxORK SHOULO Br
ADVISORY BOARD
ANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
HER
L
ECRET
PLAN IN CARRBORO
EO
EL'S AGENOA
ED
IN ST
IRED
POSIT
PPEO
GHT I
BUDGE
CTOR
12.09
SION
REET EXTENSION
BY TOWN
N CARRBORO
T DISCUSSIONS
ROADS PLANS
MILLION
OF FRANKLIN STREET
SION ALONG CARR STREET
UE
ION
-PART
HFAPE
REFERS
UNO
FICIAL
TENSIC
PLANS
BOND ISSUE
_ PLAN
RENOUM
VOTE
AL' S APPROVAL
ION
NS
ET ROUTE
ENDA
O'JTE FOR ROAD EXTENSION
HPAIGN
TENSION
ET EXTENSION
X WOULO FALL - PLANNER
TICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY
F FRANKLIN STREET
OND ISSUE
IN STREET EXTENSION
S LEAST ATTENTION
S TODAY
5 PRECINCTS IN
ORK OK'O
LIN ST. EXTENSION
GIN IN 1990
DATE
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
H 3 9/12/84 B 1 N H90
H 2 11/27/64 A 1 N H90
S 2 12/28/84 A 9 N H90
H 3 12/29/64 C 1 N H90
3 4/18/84 B I N
3 4/19/64 B 1 N H90
3 4/26/84 8 1 N H6<1
3 5/17/84 B 1 N H90
3
2
3
3
3
3
2/15/84
2/15/84
2/16/84
3/22/84
4/26/64
9/28/84
B
A
B
B
B
B
1 N
7 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
I P F
H90
H90
H90
3
2
3/22/84
10/24/84
a
A
1
7
N
N
H90
3
2
9/13/84
9/13/R4
B
A
1
9
N
N
3
3
10/30/84
11/06/R4
C
c
1
1
N
N
H90
H9D
3
4/26/84
B
1
N
3
2/16/84
B
1
N
S 2 1/27/64 A
SOME EXPECTED H
CARRBORO, N.C.. TAX RATE
PANEL RECOMMENOS BONO ISSUE
CARRBORO STEPS TOWARD BOND ISSUE
AFTER 6-YEAR HIKE, CARRRORO TAX WOULD FALL - PLANNcR
LARGEST OF BONO PROPOSALS ORAWS LEAST ATTENTION
CARRBORO OECIOING 2 BOND ISSUES TOUAY
CARRBOR STUOIES BONDS
PAY RAISES URGED FOR CARRBORO WORKERS
CARRBORO BOARD RECEIVES 6 PLA'JS ON BONO PAYBACK
CARRBORO, N.C.. TRAFFIC
CARRBORO IS GETTING STUDY OF TRAFFIC ON SMITH LEVEL
ROAO PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED IN SECRET
ALOERMEN OIFFER ON EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET
CARR»ORO, N.C., WATER RATES
SEE CARRBORO, N.C., FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL FEES
H 3
S 2
S 1
H 2
H 3
H 1
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 1
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
1
3
7
3
3
2
1/05/64
1/05/84
1/09/64
1/12/64
2/01/64
4/11/84
4/26/84
5/03/84
5/03/84
5/04/P4
5/17/54
5/18/84
5/16/84
5/30/84
5/31/84
5/31/84
6/06/84
6/07/64
6/12/84
6/12/64
6/13/84
6/13/54
6/14/84
6/16/84
7/10/84
7/11/34
7/12/84
7/12/84
7/19/84
8/11/84
9/05/84
9/06/84
9/12/84
9/14/84
9/15/84
9/16/84
9/20/84
9/20/84
9/25/84
9/26/84
10/06/e4
10/10/94
10/13/94
10/19/84
10/23/64
10/24/84
13/27/84
10/30/84
10/31/84
10/31/64
11/01/84
U/U6/84
11/06/94
11/07/84
11/07/64
11/08/64
11/29/84
12/19/84
B 1
A 9
C 3
A 17
B 1
C 1
B 1
B 1
B 1
A 3
B 1
6/21/84 B
7/12/84 B
10/23/84 C
11/01/84 B
11/06/84 C
11/06/84 C
11/24/64 A
12/20/84 B
N H90
N H90
A 7
B 1
B 1
A 3
B 1
A 13
B 1
A 13
B 1
A 11
I
C 1
B 1
B 1
9 1
A 16
A 13
A 1 I
B 1
B I
C
B
B
H 2 3/09/84 A 1 1
H I 4/11/84 C 1
H 3 10/27/94 C I
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N
N
N
U H90
N
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N H90
N
N
N 046
N H90
N H90
N
N
N
N
N H90
N
N
N H90
L
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N W36
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
MONTHLY/*
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
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SEE ORANGE HATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER ANO SFWFR RATES. CHAPCL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO, N.C.i ZONIN
PLANNING BOARD 0
PANEL TO REVIEW
BOARD REJECTS ZO
ZONE CHANGE REJE
PLANNING BOARO 0
BOARD DISCUSSES
HEARING TONIGHT
BOARO PLANS HEAR
ALDERMEN OK PERM
BOARD DELAYS ACT
APARTMENT ACTION
CARRBORO MAY ENC
CARRBORO OKS APA
CARRBORO BOARD A
CARRBORO BOARD
ZONING AT TOP OF
ZONING CHANGES T
PANEL AGREES ON
ZONES CHANGES UR
ALDERMEN SPURN P
BOARO ADOPTS ZON
NEW ZONING PROPO
TOWN, COUNTY REA
GROUP WANTS TO H
CARRBORO BOARD T
TOWN RULES: GARA
IF NEIGHBORS HAP
BUILDING APPROVE
GARAGE OWNER WIN
PLANNERS VOTE NO
ZONING BOARO »EJ
CARRBORO REZONIN
PANEL FAVORS CAP.
THE MENU: DANISH
CARRBORO SETS RE
REVITALIZATION P
TITLE CORRECTED
BOAROS REJECT BY
HEADLINE MISSING
HEARING ON N.C
CAR OEALER WITHO
REZONING REQUEST
PLANNING BOARO A
CARRBORO PLANNER
PPOSE5 OOWNTOW
WAY OF CHOUSIN
NE CHANGE FOR
CTEO
PPOSES ZONE CH
PLAN TO CHANGE
ON ZONING PROP
ING ON ZONING
IT FOR 112 TOW
ION ON ZONING
DELAYED
OURAGE MORE SI
RTMFNTS. HALF-
OVOCATES TAX -t
APPROVES 34-AC
AGENDAS
0 BE DISCUSSEO
CHANGES FOR ZO
GED FOR TOWN
LANNERS' AOVi:
ING RULES FOR
SED IN CARRBQ5
CH ACCOPD ON Z
UILD CONDOS IV
0 GET REPORTS
GF OWNER FEARS
PYf WHY DOES T
D AT CARR MILL
S HIS BATTLE T
ON PROPOSEO "
ECTS REOUEST
G TO BE EYED T
LOT ON 5* BYP
. COFFEE. CAR?
VITALIZATION I
LAN DRAWS SKE»
N ZONING CHANGE
G BOARD CHAIRMEN
CARRBORO
ANGE
TOWN ZONE RULE
OSAL
PROPOSALS
NHOUSES
NGLE-FAMILY UNITS
CENT TAX
IKE
RE HOUSING PROJECT
DOWNTOWN
0
ONING MAP
CARRBORO
ON DOWNTOWN WORK, CABLE TV
THEY WILL MEAN RUIN OF HIS LIVELIHOOD
OWN OBJECT
0 REMAIN OPEN
AR LOT ALONG N.C. 54 BYPASS
UESDAY
ASS
BOHO REZONING
OALS
TICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY SOME EXPECTED
PASS REZONING PROPOSALS
54 ZONING EXPE
RAWS BID FOR 3
WITHDRAWN
PPROVES 700-UV
S TAKE NO ACTI
CTEO TO BE PACKEO
YPASS ZONING
IT BERRYHILL COMPLEX
ON ON ZONING CHANGE
THIS WEEK'S
EF1T
THIS WEEK'S
OINING ROOM'
ERT
: THIS WEEK'S
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
CARRBORO 2000 TASK FORCE
ALDERMEN TO APPOINT PANEL ON tHARTING CARRBORO'S FUTURE
CARRBORO APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
PANEL TO REVIEW WAY OF CHOOSING BOARD CHAIRMEN
BOARO REJECTS ZONE CHANGE FOR CARRBORO
TREES STAND TALL IN THESE TOWNS
OBSERVE ARBOR DAY
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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WINTER WORKSHOPS PLANNED
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CARRBORO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
PANEL TO REVIEW WAY OF CHOOSING BOARO CHAIRMEN
BOARD REJECTS ZONE CHANGE FOR CARRBORO
GARAGE OWNER WINS HIS BATTLE TO REMAIN OPEN
DISPUTE OVER BAR PATIO MAY GO TO COURT
BAR OWNER ORDERED TO TEAR DOWN PATIO
THE MOBILE CITY BAND PERFORM AT THE
ART SCHOOL
: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
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10/24/54
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1/04/84
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1/11/84
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MONTHLY/
N J U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
S U B J E
HEARING TONIGHT ON ZONING PRO'
ALOERMEN OH PERMIT FQR 112 TOW
PERMIT APPROVEO FOR MALL AQDIT
CARPBORO BOARD ANNEXES APARTHE
BOARD DELAY"; ACTION ON 20N ING
APARTMENT ACTION DELAYED
APARTMENTS TO BE ANNEXED
FAILS TO AGREE KITH CHAPEL HIL
PANEL WILL SEEK CARPBORO RENEW
CARRBORO MAY ENCOURAGE MORE SI
CARPBORO OKS APARTMENTS. HALF-
ALDERMEN MEET AGAIN TONIGHT
VOTE PROPOSAL TO BE OISCUSSEO
CARPBORO BOARD ADVOCATES TAX H
ALERT ASKS NEW CONTRACT
PLANNING PANEL PIPS PROPOSAL c
ADVISER'S PAY LIKELY HIS LAST
3 DEVELOPMENTS ON AGENDA FOR :
BOAPO TO REVIEW HOUSING PROJE:
CARRBORO BOARD APPROVES 34-AC
CARRBORO BOARD OPPOSES COUNTY
CARRBORO BALKS ON LANOFILL OEA
T0WNHOUS6S APPROVED
ORANGE FEDERAL'S PLANS ENDORSE
OIVISION OF LOT APPROVED
BOARO WANTS PROJECT CHANGES
LANDFILL DEAL ON AGENDA
CARRBORO BOARD OKS LANOFILL DE
GROUP WANTS LIST OF HISTORIC 3
GROUP WANTS CONSULTANT
COUNCIL OFFERS TO RESOLVE THCK
COORDINATION URGED ON THOROUGH
CARRBORO ALOERMEN OK APARTMENT
CARRBORO MOVES TOO FAST ON LAN
ALDERMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT LETTIV
ALDERMAN PASS ORDINANCE BANNIN
ZONING CHANGES To BE 0ISCUSSE1
COUNCIL TO MAKE LAST-DITCH EFF
CARRBORO BOARD ELIMINATES TWO
ROAD PLAN TO BE DISCUSSEO IN S
ALDERMAN: REORGANIZATION 'IN 3
SALE OF CEMETERY LAND TO 9E AI
SECRET MEETING YIELDS ROAD PL«
CARRBORO ALDERMEN REJECT PORTO
ALDERMEN SPURN PLANNERS' ADVIC
TOWNS FAIL TO AGREE ON TH0R0U5
RCbERT w. MORGAN SELECTED AS C
CEMETERY PROPOSAL REJECTED
CARRBORO MAYOR'S POWER TO VOTr
ESTIMATE SOUGHT ON EXTENSION
CHAMBER WANTS CARRBORO TO COMP
JOINT PLANNING IS ON AGENDA
BOARO OEBATES COLLECTOR ROADS
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER JOINT PH
PANEL TO TACKLE BONO ISSUE
TOWN, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON Z
CARRBORO ORAINAGE-AID VOTE SCH
CARPBORO TO CONSIDER CLOSING P
CEMETARY VOTE EXPECTEO
CARRBORO GRAVES SELL FAST; PRI
SPECIAL BUSES TO COST MORE THA
BOARD REJECTS TWO ROADS
CARRBORO BOARD REJECTS 2 COLL1
BONO ISSUES FAVORED FOR UP TO
TOWN STOPS PAYING FULL TAB ON
RESIDENTS TO PAY UP TO HALF Oc
PANFL RECOMMENDS BOND ISSUE
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT
CITIZENS OPPOSE FRANKLIN EXTEV.
CARRBORO STEPS TOWARO BONO I SS
CARRBORO BOARO TO GET REPORTS
BOARD TAKES STEP TOWARD VOTE 3
CARRBORO SEEKS APPROVAL OF TWO
BUILDING APPROVFD AT CARR MIL'.
SEPT. 5 HEARING SET ON BONO RE
HEARING SET ON BOND ISSUE
ALDERMEN BACKTRACK ON BONO I SS
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON BOND
BAR OWNER CHALLENGES REVOCATIO
ALDERMEN SET NOV. 6 OATE FOR 3
CARRBORO BOARO OKS PLANNEO SUP
OEVELOPER MAY BUILO 14 NEW HOM
CARRBORO CONTINUES PARK PLANS
CARR60R0 VOTES TO CONTINUE Pi:
BOARO FAVORS CARR STREET ROUT1
CARRBORO PANEL BACKS CARR STRE
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAD PLAN ON AG
ALDERMEN ENDORSE CARR STREET 5
CABLE FRANCHISE EXTENSION GETS
CABLE TV FIRM OROPS PLAN TO OF
ALERT OROPS PLAYBOY CHANNEL
CARRBORO OKS 4 MERIT RAISES
RE VI TALI ZATION PLAN DRAWS SKE3
ORDINANCE WOULO PROHIBIT OBSCE
CARRBORO PROHIBITS OBSCENE TV
ALOERMEN DIFFER ON EXTENSION 0
CARRBORO BEDROOMS 'INVADED'
HEARING ON N.C. 54 ZONING EXPi
ALDERMEN TO APPOINT PANEL ON Z
PLANS FOR NEW CARRBORO SHOPPIN
TREE REQUIREMENT ADDED TO PLAM
COURT RULES DEVELOPER'S APPEAL
CARRBORO MANAGER GETS 5X PAY <
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CARRBORO BOARO HEARS REOUESTS FOR TOWN EUNOS
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CARRBORO ALDERMEN PLAN ROADS, BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
BOAPO REJECTS TWO ROAOS
CARRBORO BOARO MEETS FOR BUDGET DISCUSSION
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PAY HIKE PROPOSEO
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES TO GET 6* SALARY HIKE
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CARRBORO BOND TASK FORCE
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PANEL TO TACKLE BOND ISSUE
2 ALTERNATIVES FOR EXTENSION AIPEO BY TOWN
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1/26/34
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1/2T/84
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2/10/84
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2/14/84
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2/15/84
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2/16/84
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2/19/84
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2/28/84
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STREET EXTENSION PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION PLAN RAPPED
BONO ISSUES FAVOREO FOR UP TO 12.09 MILLION
BOND ISSUE HEARING SET
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT
CARRBORO COMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBORO. N.C.. PARKS
CARRBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BOARO OKS CUT IN SCHOOL ROLLS
EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT PURPOSE OF PILOT PROGRAM
THREE SCHOOLS TO TEST IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SIXTH-C-RAOERS MARK MOVE UP LAOOER TO JUNIOR HIGH
BLACK RIGHTS FIGHT REMEMBERED
CARRBORO FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C, FIRE HYORANT RENTAL FEES
4 ADDITIONAL FIREFIGHTERS SUG3ESTE0 FOR CARRBORO
MORE FIREMEN SAID NEEDED IN CARRBORO
CARRBORO WANTS FIRE VOLUNTEERS
CARRbORO CHIEF RE-ELECTEO
CARRBORO HUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
TREE REQUIREMENT ADDED TO PLAMS FOR NEW CENTER
CARRBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CARRBORO. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
CARRBO=0 PLANNING 0
PLANNING BOARD
PANEL TO REVIF
BOARO REJECTS
PLANNING BOARO
PLANNING BOARO
BOARD OKS DEVE
PLANNERS NAME
KOOLE IS NEW P
PLANNING PANEL
PLANNERS DISAG
ORANGE FEDERAL
BANK APPROVAL
BOARO AND MAYO
TOWN COUNCIL 0
LLOYD STREET E
BOARO ENDORSES
PLANNERS BACK
CARRBORO PANEL
GROUP HANTS TO
CARRBORO PLANN
LET HIM EARN A
PLANNERS VOTE
ZONING BOARO R
BOARDS REJECT
PLANNING BOARO
CARRBORO PLANN
FFKE
OPPOSES DOWNTOWN ZONING CHANGE
W WAY OF CHOOSING BOARO CHAIRMEN
ZONE CHANGE FOR CARRBORO
OPPOSES ZONE ^ANGE
BACKS PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
LOPMENT
KOOLE CHAIRMAN
LANNING UNIT CHA IRMAN
RIPS PROPOSAL FOR NEW BOARD
REE OVER PROPOSAL
S PLANS ENOORS=0
URGED
R BALK AT PLANNING PROPOSAL
KS JOINT PLANNING DEAL
XTENSION SUPPORTEO
STREET EXTENSION
TWO DEVELOPMENTS
BACKS HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
BUILD CONDOS IV CARRBORO
ING UNIT OKS EXPANSION OF TWO BUSINESSES
LIVING
NO ON PROPOSED : AR LOT ALONG N.C. 54 BYPASS
EJECTS REOUEST
BYPASS REZONING PROPOSALS
APPROVES 700-UVIT BERRYHILL COMPLEX
ERS TAKE NO ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE
CARRBORO POLICE DEPT.
SPECIAL BUSES TO COST MORE THAN EXPECTED
BOARD FAVORS CAPR STREET ROUTE
CARRBORO RECREATION OEPT.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. PARKS
EGG HUNT PLANNED FOR APRIL 20
NO BUCKING AT THIS RODEO
TENNIS. ANYONE?
CARRBORO PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS ACTIVITIES FOR LONG WINTER MONTHS
CARRBORO TOWN HALL
CARRBORO GETS GOOD GRADES FOR HELPING THE HANDICAPPED
CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
CARRBORO WHITTLES JOB SEEKERS TO 10
ROBERT W. MORGAN SELECTED AS CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
CARRBORO GETS MANAGER
CONSENSUS OF IOF.AS SOUGHT
CARRBORO MANAGER GETS 5* PAY ^IKE
CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION AOVISORY B3AR0
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. STREETS
BOARDS REJECT BYPASS REZONING PROPOSALS
CARRBORO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CARRBORO'S MEN MAKE NEW YEAR'S BREAKFAST
CHRISTMAS TREES. LIGHTS. MUSI: ARE HER FAVORITE THINGS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CONTINUING EDUCATION
OEPUTIES PROBE TRACTOR THEFT
CARRINGTON RELEASES 2ND QUARTER HONOR ROLL
CARRINGTON NAMES HONOR UNIT MEMBERS
BOOKS FOR NIGERIA
CARRINGTON RELEASES NAMES OF HONOR ROLL
•TINY THINK TANK:' STUDENTS FIND ARTISTIC USE FOR COMPUTERS
CARRINGTON NAMES TOP HONOR STUDENTS
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR AWARD
CARRINGTON VOTERS RESENT LONG WAIT
CARRINGTON RELEASES NAMES OF HONOR STUDENTS
CORRECT NAMFS LISTED
CARRINGTON JR. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
CARRINGTON CAPTURES CROWN
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CARRINGTON NIPS CHEWNING. 60-5 9
CARRINGTON, CHEWNING NOURISH NHS BASKETBALL
CARRINGTON JUNIO" HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
COUGARS BLANK DEVILS
CARRINGTON POSTS PERFECT 7-0 ' ECORD
CARRINGTON JUNIOR "IGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS
CARRINGTON CHAMPS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
BOYS' CHAMPS
GIRLS' CHAMPS
CARRINGTON'S QUICK STOP
ROBBER GETS 1450
QUICK SHOP ROHBFD
CAPS
SEE AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
CARTER INDUSTRIES. INC.
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1/14/85
5 UPHOLSTERY FIRMS IN SALISBURY MERGE INTO ONE COMPANY
CARVER ST.
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LANO SWAP IN CROASPAILE AREA
LAND SWAP COULD DOUBLE CROASDSILE DEVELOPMENT
SCHOOL-OWNED LAND HILL BE SOLD TO CITY
CAPY, N.C.
NEW PRINTING FIRM ANNOUNCED FDR CARY
AUTHO»S: CARY AMONG SAFEST TCUNS
WOMAN MISSING AFTER TRIP TO MA LL
CARY PREDICTED TO REACH DURHAM COUNTY BY 1994
ONLY CARY IS SATEO 'SAFE PLACE1 IN N.C.
CA*V'S MOVE COULD RAISE PARK 1UESTION
LORD HELP US TAR HEELS
ANNEXATION POLICY NEEDED
MRS. DOLE SAYS 1EREGULATION OF INDUSTRY BENEFITING STATE
CARY. N.C. WATER SUPPLY
CARY PREOICTEO TO REACH DURHAM COUNTY BY 1994 -
CASTLE HAYME. N.C.
JUDGE SAYS EVIDENCE NEEDED TO JUSTIFY SEIZURE OF ESTATE
CASTRATION
MAN VOLUNTEERS FOR 'CHEMICAL CASTRATION'
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C.
MOVIE STUDIO TO BE BUILT
FUTURE CANADIAN MOVIE CREDIT - "FILMED IN YANCEYVILLE'
CASWELL COUNTY. N.C AMBULANCE SE5VICE
COUNTY-OPERATED AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHEDULED TO START TUESDAY IN CASWELL
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C. ELECTIONS
TWO SEEKING CASWELL BOARD SEAT
COMMISSIONER RE-ELECTED IN CASWELL
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
CASWELL HIRES INDUSTRY HUNTER
CASWELL PLANT PLANS TO HIRE MORE WORKERS
CASWELL COUNTY, N.C, MEDICAL/NURSING FACILITY
HOSPITALS PLAN CASWELL COUNTY MEDICAL FACILITY
CASWELL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TWO SEEKING CASWELL BOARD SEAT
COMMISSIONER RE-ELECTEO IN CASWELL
CASWELL PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
YANCEYVILLE ARTS SERIES OPENS WITH BOYS CHOIR, BALLET
CATALOGS
TELLING TIME
CATARACTS
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO VISION
TRACE METALS STUDIED FOR CLUES TO CATARACTS
NEW LASER DEVICE TO REDUCE SURGERY
CATAWBA COUNTY SCHOOLS
naaCP PLANS PROBE OF SCHOOL HIRING PRACTICES
CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION
OUKE POWER RE3UESTS 13. 6X RATE INCREASE
WAY CLEARED FOR N-LICENSE
OUKE POWER IS CLEAREO OF CHARGES
DUKE POWER GETS LICENSE TO LOAD FUEL INTO CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION
NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY DISPUTED
WELDER SAYS DUKE NUCLEAR PLANT IS UNSAFE
OUKE POWER CO. TO SEEK HIKE OF 151 TO 20*
OUKE NUCLEAR PLANT MAY BE OPERATING BY SPRING
THE CATERING CO.
CHAPEL HILL'S CATERING COMPANY BEGAN JUST AS 'FAVOR TO FRIENDS'
CATES FARM APARTMENTS
HILLSBOROUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN IS LIFTED
CATFISH
CATFISH COOKING CONTEST IS CODING UP
CATFISH FARMERS ORGANIZING To BUILO BIGGER, STABLE MARKET
CATHETERS
DUKE EYES HEART TECHNIQUES
CATHOLIC BISHOPS
SEE ALSO BISHOP":
WASHINGTON NATIVE NAMEO BIS"0* OF CATHOLIC 7I0CESE OF CHARLOTTE
•FAIRNESS' LETTER FLAWE"
BISHOPS SPEAK OUT ON POVERTY
S"OULC WE SCORN THE PLEAS FOR HELP?
BISHOPS WERE RIGHT
CEREMONY SET TODAY FOR NEW BISHOP IN N.C
NEW BISHOP SAYS MAKING U.S. ECONOMIC SYSTEM MORE FAIR IS MATTER...
CATHOLIC OAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT LUNCHEON IS POPULAR EVENT
STAR SPANGLEJ FASHIONS
SPORTY SEPARATES FOR SPRING
MAY NOT BE BONNET, BUT YOU'LL WANT HAT
THE LOOK IS LOOSE, CLEAN AND LEAN IN SPRING FASHION
CATHOLIC NUNS
A PLACE OF SPECIAL SOLITUOE
CATHOLIC PRIESTS
SEE ALSO MINISTFRS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
PRIEST: CHURCH SHOULD LISTEN SETTER TO PEOPLE
CATHOLICS
ATTACK WAS "PSYCHIC TERRORISM"
■HUMANIST' FAVORS STUDENT FREiOOM
TRY ANNIHILATING THE POOR TO END THEIR PROBLEMS?
PLACARD CAMPAIGN CONCERNS CATHOLICS
ANTI-CATHOLIC POSTERS SPREAD TO DURHAM
MAkF BIGOTS SIGN NAMES
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST VATICAN OUTLANDISH
WARNING TO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU REAO (CARTOON!
L00NEY6IR0S DON'T LIKE TO S I GV NAMES
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12/31/84
CATHOLIC DOCTRINE
ABORTION ISSUE OVERFLOWN
PRIEST: CHURCH SHOULD LISTEN BETTER TO PEOPLE
CONFESSION: A SIMPLE ACT TO RESTORE PEACE
FOLKS AROUNO HERE:
FOLKS AROUND HERE:
FOLKS AROUND HERE:
FOLKS AROUNO HERE:
FOLKS AROUNO HERE:
PURR-FECTLY AOOOABL
FOUR ABANDONED KITT
PROPOSAL WOULD REST
ANIMAL CONTROL APPL
PROPOSED PET LAW FL
PET OWNERS HOWLi OR
ANIMAL CONTROL RULE
HEECi TABBY
CAT-LEASH CAPITAL?
PET OWNERS "AVE RES
CATS RECEIVING TOP
FOLKS AROUNO HERE:
CATHOUSE CATERS TO
COUNTY TO CONSIDER
COUNTY UPS TAX. FEE
CHARGES OF ANIMAL C
COUNTY TAXES ON PET
GARFIELD ON THE CAT
PET LAW IS TOO PUNI
GOING TO THE CATS
PET LAW WILL HURT I
CATTLE
SEE COWS
SEE LIVESTOCK
CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
COWS MAY HAVE BEEN RUSTLED
CAUCUSES
SEE PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUSES
WITH THE Pz T SET
WITH THE PET SET
WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
WITH THE P= T SET
WITH THE PET SET
E
ENS NEEO A HOME WITH TLC
RICT CATS TO LEASHES
IES TO CATS AS WELL AS DOGS
AWEO
DINANCE GETS MORE STUDY
S SPARK DE3ATE
PONSIBILITIES. TOO
PET RATING
WITH THE PET SET
FELINE CUSTOMERS
ANIMAL CONTROL LAW
S ON OOGSJ CATS AODED TO LIST
RUELTY FLY
S WILL SOLVE NO PROBLEMS
TAX: 'I HATE MONDAYS!" (CARTOON!
TIVE
RRESPONSIBLE OWNERS
CEDAR BROOK
DURHAM MAY ADO « 74 MILLION WHEN TWO NEW AREAS ANNEXEO
CEDAR CREEK POTTERY
PEOPLE ARE FINDING CEDAR CREE< POTTERY
CEDAR GRPVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
THREE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEFS STEP OOWN IN ORANGE COUNTY
CEDAR ROCK APARTMENTS
CARRBORO BOARD OKS PLANNEO SUBDIVISION
CELANESE CORP.
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW LAB
REP. FLCRIO'S HAZARD LIST INCLUDES FOUR N.C. SITES
CELANEASE FIBERS PLANS BUSINESS CHANGES
CELANESE FIBERS TO CLOSE PLNAT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
"CELEBRITY AUCTION- [PHI KAPPA PSI AUCTION FOR CANCER RESEARCHI
SEE PHI KAPPA PSI. CELEBRITY AUCTION
CEMETERIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MAPL6WOOD CEMETERY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: HARROWING EXPERIENCE
TRHEE GRAVES TO BE MOVED
CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBQRO. N.C. CEMETERIES
SEE ALSO GRAVES
SEE ALSO OLD TOWN CEMETERY I HILL SBOROUGH, N.C.I
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
BRITISH SEAMEN OIEO OFF COAST OF N.C. 42 YEARS AGO
TOWN, COUNTY REACH ACCORD ON ZONING MAP
CEMETARY VOTE EXPECTED
TRIP TO VISIT GRAVES CAN HE TREACHEROUS
COURT DISMISSES CASE ABOUT SWAIN ROAD
GRAVES DESTROYED FOR MOBILE HOME
HOME IS ON GRAVFYARO
WOMAN WHO OIEO AT SEA BURIED IN WHISKEY CASK
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. CENSORSHIP
PROTECTORS BECOME ATTACKERS
CONSIDERING THE PARENTS
CENSORSHIP COMES IN GOOD, BAO. UGLY
DON'T LET OUTRAGE BECOME CENSORSHIP
ONE OUESTION ANSWERED
T-SHIRT SAN MARS GAMES
A SHORT OUU TO BAFFLE, ENR^G;
PORNOGRAPHY MUST BE REGULATED
FORUM RAISES CENSORSHIP ISSUE IN CLASSROOMS
CFNSORSHIP FORUM TONIGHT
LIBRARIAN'S REMARK IMPLIEO CENSORSHIP
EOUCATORS: ATTEMPTS AT CURRICJLUM CONTROL ON RISE
LIBRARY OPTS FOR QUALITY IN MAKING ITS SELECTIONS
TFXTBOOK CENSORSHIP SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED
SCISSORING THF TEXTS
PARENTS' GROUP TO FIGHT BOOK '. ENSORSHIP
EVOLUTION. MPLICAL CREATION ARE COMPATIBLE
•PUFF' IN GOOD COMPANY
CARRBORO BEOROOMS 'INVADED"
CENSUS
SEE U.S.
CENSUS BUREAU
CENTEL CORP. ICHICAGOI
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
NEW TELEPHONE CHARGES IN EFFECT
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CENTENARIANS
SEE ALSO AGING
SANFORD WOMAN DIES AT AGE 101
TWINS APPROACH 100TH BIRTHDAY
CHAPEL HILL ARTIST'S SHOWING HAS BIG TURNOUT
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS. TROPHY WINNERS. BIRTHDAYS. ANNIVERSARIES.
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8/20/84
c
1
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J56
H 2
10/12/84
a
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10/29/84
A
6
0
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J40
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U/10/84
A
1 5
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H 2
11/13/84
A
1
N
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11/13/84
c
1
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J56
H 2
11/15/84
A
4
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11/15/84
A
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11/19/84
A
4
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H 2
11/22/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/30/84
A
4
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S 2 8/17/84 A 1 M N K90
H 2 1/21/84 B 1 P F L30
H 2 12/21/84 B 7 N K45
H 3 9/12/84 B 1 N H90
S 2 4/26/84 A 1 N C05
H 2 9/22/84 B 6 N
H 2 10/05/84 A 6 N
H 2 12/06/84 C 16 N
S 2 2/10/84 A 14 U 043
H 2 9/23/84 A 8 N
H 2 5/12/34 A 11
H
1
5/17/84 B
1
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H90
H
1
5/22/84 C
1
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7/01/84 8
6
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7/21/84 B
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8/30/84 C
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1/26/84
A
4
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H 2
2/24/B4
A
4
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H 2
3/14/B4
A
4
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H 2
3/30/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/04/84
A
4
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S 2
5/25/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/11/84
A
4
E
S 2
7/07/84
A
4
L
S 2
9/11/84
B
8
N
H 2
10/04/84
A
17
N
H 2
10/11/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/12/84
C
5
N
S 2
10/15/84
A
4
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H 2
10/19/84
A
4
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H 2
10/19/84
A
4
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H 3
10/20/84
c
1
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H 2
10/24/84
A
4
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H 2
10/29/84
A
4
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H 2
11/05/84
A
4
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H 2 5/27/84 B 10
H 2
1/05/84 A
12 0
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1/09/84 C
3 P F
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1/10/84 A
8 P U
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1/17/84 A
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/R4
A CENTURY OP °IRTHDAYS
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN -IAS "IS 100TH BIRTHOAY
MAMA G6RMINO WILL BE 100 ON MOTHER'S DAY
108-YEAR-0L" MOTHER Of 12
THERE'LL PUT FLOWERS ALL OVER BONNIE BRAE
PUBLIC INVITE" TO WOMAN'S 1 1 IT H BIRTHOAY CELEBRATION
PARTY TO MARK HITS BIRTHDAY c OR NURSING CENTER RESIDENT
CCNSUS BUREAU RECORDS SAY N.C. WOMAN IS 118
BIRTHOAY WISHES
HAPPY UlTH BIRTHOAY
BEST WISHES
MRS. ROSA AOA COLE. 101. OF KINGSBURY ST. IN OXFORD
DURHAM WO"AN TO BE 106
MATTIE COOPER CAMPBELL OF CHATHAM OIES AT 101
ALICE THOMASSON, 105. OIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
AT 102. SHE'S NOT SO OLD AFTE* ALL
ANOOEW V. OEYOUNG OF BURLINGTON AT 102
CLOSE TO 200 CAME TO CONGRATULATE HER
MRS. LUNA BELLE WILSON OIES AT 100
CELEBRATES 102 YEARS
FIRST-TIME VOTER AT US
WOMAN'S FIRST VOTE COMES AT AS E 118
FEMALE VETERAN, 102. OIES IN W INSTON- SALE M
NOW CAROLINA BALLROOM ACCESSIBLE To EVERYONE
CENsIe DUKe'uMV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY SELF-HELP ,_.,-.
CITY FINANCE PANEL HEARS PLEA FOR AIO BY SELF-HELP CENTER
BUSINESS PROGRAM EYED
CITY DELAYS PLANS TO BACH BUSINESS PROGRAM
«NIER/pnR!DISE.SETCONTROLNi ^^ ^ ^ ^!*M%
institute begins stuoy of her3ici0es
centerfest
see also festivals. durham
durham centerfest '94 planneo for sept. 22-23
arts fest needs helpers
booth space now available for september arts festival
centerfest '94
•centerfest' '84 to have 'more of everything'
centerfest '64
watch artists at work
more volunteers are needed
centerfest puts on downtown s-iow
a time for festivals
fest looms bigger. better
setting up
parade to open street festival
centerfest opens with ideal weather
fair fall day brings droves id street fair
a oay for music and crowos
weather fine. c°owds thicker
dancin' in the streets
c»ll i i street arts
na2i-like rfagan was slanoerojs oisplay
justice triumphs in contest
centerfest fiddler
poor space at festival
you're looking good
center/gallepy
see also women, artists
black artists. mainstream show
landscapes. icons highlight two local shows
artist makes things 'like birds'
■peep show' center/gallery's answer to august
new ideas, twists in Durham, carrboro
cent"*l. recommendations ^ the< # -c:) mm[ ;s, 0n 0n central america icartoon)
tying aid to rights a necessary provision
for dollars. let's have decency
events planneo to mark central america week
self-determination pushed
human rights should have no boroers
whom WILL U.S. AID?
U.S. WAR POWERS ACT IN NEED OF CLARIFICATION
MINING HARBORS AN ACT OF WAR
COMMUNISM SUPPORTED BY GUNS
HUNT, HELMS FOCUS ON CENTRAL AMERICA IN SENATE RACE
MARTIN GIVES TEACHERS LESSUN IN GOP POLITICS
HUNT PROPOSES CCNTRAL AMERICAN AID OF $5 BILLION
HELMS' REACTION FAST TO HUNT TALK
HUNT LATIN PLAN CORRECT; FISCAL HEALTH KEY TO PEACE
HESTON PAINTS A HEROIC HELMS IN LATF3T TV AD
HELMS, HUNT CAMPS CLASH OVER LATEST COMMERCIAL
PRESIDENT REAGAN WRONG IN NICARAGUA. EL SALVADOR
3RITT SAYS HUMAN RIGHTS IMPROVING IN EL SALVADOR
PANAMANIAN-U.S. TREATIES DO NOT EXIST
GROUP SEEKS PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA
NICARAGUAN ELECTIONS
COALITION AIMS ITS AD AT FORT BRAGG TROOPS
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS . „._
AGENTS SAY MEN TP.IEO TO TAKE SUNS TO MARIJUANA PLANTATION
INCREASEO DRUG SMUGGLING LIKELY IN N.C. - OFFICIALS
CENTRAL AMERICA ISHIPWRECKl
RIVAL CLAIMS FILED ON SHIPWRECK
GOLT-LADEN N.C. SHIPWRECK PROMPTS CLAIMS
DIVERS OPPOSE SHIPWRECK BILLS
CENTRAL CA»PUS APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDENT HOUSING
DUKE VOTES CASH TO IMPROVE APARTMENTS
CENTRAL CAPOLINA BANK t TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE ALSO TRUST BUILDING IDURHAM. N.C.I
CCB BECOMING A MAJOR LENDER IN TRIANGLE AREA
DURHAM BUSINESS INVESTS IN ART
BURNS: BIGGER DEFICITS M»v SEND INTEREST RATES UP. SAVINGS DOWN
AT-HOME BANKING FOR THE TRIAN'LE?
MUSEUM GETS »6.665 FROM CLUB. CCB
MUSEUM GETS 16.665 IN GRANTS
TCA GETS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CCB. AMETEK
DDB DONATES SI. 000
BRIGHT ECONOMY INCREASES CCB'S STOCK
CCB WILL LOOK AT NEW OPTIDNS JNOER INTERSTATE BANKING ACT
CCB NAMES TUNSTALL VICE PRESIDENT
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
ROBBER LINKED TO 5 HEISTS
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5/12/94
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5/13/84
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5/15/84
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6/09/84
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6/10/84
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6/28/84
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8/05/84
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FBI STILL HUNTS BANK ROBBER
BANK BUILDING GETTING CLEANUP
OURHAH BANK TO BE CLEANED
NAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS DOWNTOWN
SWINGING
SURVEY: BANKS FAVOR REAL ESTATE.
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
INSURANCE FIRMS
( NORTHGATE MALL BRANCHI
N E
P 0
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.. DIVIDENDS
FORMER GARBAGE NOW PRODUCING 3 0* OF INCOME
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.. EARNINGS
CCB'S INCOME UP 40 PERCENT, A NEW RECORD
BANK PROFITS: THE JITTERS DISAPPEARED OURING 19B3 AS THE MONEY ROLLED IN
INCOME UP 39 PEPCENT, CC8 SAYS
CCB INCREASES OIVIDENO
CENTRAL "CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. IBETHESDA BRANCH)
MAN ROBS BETHESDA BANK
FBI SAYS BANK ROBBER MAY HAVE HELD UP OTHERS
MAN PULLS PISTOL. ROBS BETHESOA BRANCH BANK
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. ICROASDAILE BRANCHI
MAN ROBS DURHAM BANK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.
BANK BUSTERS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. I ROXBORO ROADI
DURHAM BANK ROBBER USES VICTIM'S TRUCK
DURHAM POLICE SEEK BANK ROBBERY CLUES
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
LIGGETT HEAD GETS CCB POST
LCM CHIEF NAMED TO BANK'S BOARO
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CO' P.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK '. TRUST CO.
CCB'S INCOME UP 40 PERCENT, A NEW RECORO
INCOME UP 39 PERCENT, CCB SAYS
OOB DIRECTORS OKAY 100X STOCK DIVIDEND
14 PERCENT RISE IN NET INCOME POSTED BY CCB
BRIGHT ECONOMY INCREASES CCB'S STOCK
CCB WILL LOOK AT NEW OPTIONS JNOER INTERSTATE BANKING ACT
CCB INCREASES DIVIDEND
CCB'S PARENT COMPANY REPORTS >4 E T PROFIT UP 69* OURING QUARTER
VIDEO COMPANY MOVES ITS OFFICES TO DURHAM
CCB AMONG 300 MOST PROFITABLE CORPORATIONS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX SHOWS GAIN
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX WAS UNCHANGED IN MAY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS GAUGE FALLS SLIGHTLY
TRIANGLE'S BUSINESS ACTIVITY TOWN SLIGHTLY OURING JUNE
AREA BUSINESS ACTIVITY UNCHANGEO
BUSINESS LOOKS UP IN OCTOBER
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SPYING, HANKY PANKY DON'T MIX
BEST PERFORMANCE IN A SUBVERTING ROLE: THE CIA IN NICARAGUA ICARTOONI
A POLITICAL DISASTER
HUNT CHARGES HELMS 'SABOTAGING' UNITED STATES POLICY ON EL SALVAOOR
HELMS OENIES INFORMATION LEAK
AN UNWORTHY SCAPEGOAT
GUERRILLA WARFARE MANUAL ICARTOONI
TWO PAPERS SAY EL SALVAOOR CRASH KILLED CLAYTON MAN
CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
EAGLES HOPE FOR STAR STATUS AT SCOPE
CIAA MOVES BASKETBALL TOURNEY
ALMA MATER'S LUPE TOOK BAILEY FROM UNION
CIAA NAMES FRAYLON, 5 OTHER EAGLES TO TEAM
FRAYLON. GREEN NAMED TO '84 ALL-CIAA SOUAO
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
SEE DURHAM CENTRAL LABOR UNION
CENTRAL N.C. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
SEE ALSO OEAF
FOUNDATION MAY LOSE ITS LICENSE
CENTRAL PIEDMONT C"NSOPTIUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM/OPANGE/CHATHAM CO. JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP CONSORTIUM
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS DELAY DECISION ON DUPLEX PROPOSAL
CETA DIRECTOR DIO JOB WELL IN DURHAM
CENTRAL PRISON
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
NEWSMAN RECALLS SEEING LAST E<ECUTION IN STATE
TOWER TOPPLEO
CAPTURED TENNFSSEE FUGITIVE WILL BE HELD IN CENTRAL PRISON
PRISONER IS FOUND DEAO
NO FAULT FOUND IN PRISON SUICIOE
LEARNING FROM THE ESCAPE
MRS. BARFIELD MOVED TO CENTRAL PRISON
MRS. BARFIELD'S LAWYER CRITICIZES MOVE
CENTRAL PRISON INMATE STABBED 25 TIMES
STABBEO INMATE OIES
POLICE ARREST MAN ACCUSED OF 19T9 PRISON ESCAPE
CENTRAL PRISON, OEATH ROW
SEE ALSO DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
MRS. BARFIELO DESCRIBES HER THOUGHTS ABOUT OEATH ROW
BARFIELO GLAD TO BE OFF N.C. TEATH ROW
BARFIELD MOVEO TO CENTRAL PRISON 'DFATH WATCH-
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO CENTEL CORP. (CHICAGO)
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
CENTRAL TELEPHONE PLANS MORE INFORMATION ON BILLS
CENTRAL TRANSPORT, INC.
FIRM SUEO OVER ODOR
CENTURY FURNITURE CO.
FURNITURE SHOWROOM TO MOVE TO HIGH POINT
FURNITURE SHOWROOM TO MOVE TO HIGH POINT
CERAMICS
JAPANESE CHALLENGE U.S. IN CERAMICS. EXPERT SAYS
CIRCULAR ON CERAMICS HAD CLEMJNT IN THE KILN
DATE
10/18/8'.
11/14/84
U/14/84
I 1/21/8*
12/03/64
12/06/84
PG L P BYL
1 P N
3 N
10 N C60
1
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1/20/84
1/29/84
4/13/84
7/18/84
1
10
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F L4I
N
N
S 2 T/23/84 A 1 N X83
S 2 7/24/84 A 1 N H05
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H 2 11/05/84 B I P G
H 2 10/06/84 B I P P S76
H 2 12/22/84 A 1 N S51
S 2 12/22/84 A 3 N
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H 2 4/05/84 B 3 N
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1/20/84
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4/13/84
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4/29/84
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7/12/B4
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7/14/84
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7/16/84
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7/18/84
A
9
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10/11/84
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5
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10/18/84
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11/01/84
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1/22/84
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3/10/84
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3/15/84
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4/12/84
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5/20/84
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7/19/84
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23
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8/11/84
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8/19/84
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9
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9/23/84
A
15
c
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12/13/84
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2/22/54
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4/11/84
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4/28/R4
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5/11/84
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5/17/84
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10/09/84
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10/22/84
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10/25/84
A
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2/22/84
B
2
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5/01/84
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2
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H 2
8/22/84
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2
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11/14/84
B
2
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U/30/84
c
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8
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1
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5/06/84 C
9
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S
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6/16/84 A
4
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6/19/84 B
1
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1
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10/15/84 B
1
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H
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10/23/84 A
6
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H
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10/24/84 B
1
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S 2 7/07/84 A 13 N
H 2 10/29/84 B 1 N
H 1 1/24/84 B 1 N
H 2 12/06/84 A 16 N
H 2 5/03/84 D 7
H 2 5/03/84 D 7
H 2- 3/05/84 A 7 N
H 2 5/25/84 A 1 P N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
FINE-FEATHEREO FRIEND
CE»»MIC? SHOW
REAOV FOR HOLIDAYS
CERAMICS SHOWCASE
CEREALS
MUSEUM HANTS CEREAL SEALS
CE''s1e,ALS*LLENOX PAKER CERE6RAL PALSY ANO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C
COMMUNICATION IS HARD WORK FOR THESE CAMPERS
CER!EE*LENokSbAKiRPCEREB=AL PALST IN" CRIPPLEO CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C
CERTAIN SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORP.
FIRM TO INVEST MORE IN ITS OXF ORO PLANT
FIRM PLANS TO INVEST MORE IN OXFORD ROOFINi, PLANT
CEBTIs{CateEi?fr2???ngtinterest CHAFES
""IH'S.E HE.JfH°PLiNNING AND CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
""He^l'so'Tc^ StSSItfE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
CPA EXAM RESULTS LISTED
CERVICAL CANCER
SECERVICALACANCER STUDY INCLUDES UNC RESEARCH
CHAIN SAM
SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
INSIDE
CH*LI"EDMISTENCIS PLEASED MITH J500.000 JUOGMENT
CH4Hs!rDuSESUN?v!ECHAM8ER ARTS SOCIETY
CHAMB|PiMuSICui(E UNIV. CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
SEE ALSO musk
chamber series gets good start
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
chamber of commerce
see durham chamber of commerce
chambers ridge
planners back two developments
CHiHP}8!!lcNIis?ET32lNG Amoved from site near Plymouth
CLOSEDOWN IS TEMPORARY
C»EED"COR SAw»ILL C'JRTAILPiG 'R03UCTION
TENNESSEE SUES ON PIGEON RIVER POLLUTION PACT
TANK COLLAPSE AT N.C. PLANT INJURES 17
CHANCELLOR BUILDING
MAKING WAY FOP ThE NEW
CHANCELLOR SOUARE
PEOPLE -OVING INTO CHAPEL HILL CONDOS
CHAPEL HILL CONDOMINIUMS READY FOR OCCUPANCY
CHANGE I A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON OOMESTIC VIOLENCEI
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
III AtlS S^NGeJoURhSm^Ja COA.IT.ON FOR BATTERED WOMEN
change counselors get together
advocacy aid said help in cur3ing family violence
channelmastep satellite systems inc.
oxford losing plant
chanukah
see hanukkah
chapel hill. n.c.
SEE ALSO APPLE Chill =a!R
see also crime pate. chapfl hil'-
see also downtown chapel "ill association
see also duke power co.. chapel hill office
see also fmploy»ent security commission. chapel hill
sce also hotels. chapel hill
see also varsity theatre ichapel hill, n.c.i
are they 'smarter' in chapel hill'' . ._,
mfrger: councilman howes favors carrboro. chapel hill union
brainy, also "eautiful
working agree-ent reacheo __.__-
chapel hill ranks high in efficient use of taxes
chapel hill. n.c. annexation
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. ANNEXATION „.__.,_
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. PLANNING DISTRICT
COUNCIL TO LOOK AHEAD
COUNCIL TO LOOK AT ANNEXATION _.__.--
BOARD ASKED TO GIVE UP PART 0= SCHOOL OISTRICT
DEVELOPER SEE'S SCHOOL CHANGE
ANNEXATION POLICY NEEDED
THE CASE OF FINLEY FOREST
CHAPFL HILL. N.C. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO AOELAIOE WALTERS APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO OXFORD HILLS APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO TIMflERLYNE SUBDIVISION ICHAPEL HILL. N.C)
CAUTION URGEO IN VOWING NEW 'LANS FOR COLONY LAKE
APART-ENT COMPLEX PLANS TO BE STUDIED
COUNCILMEN SEEK MONEY TO IMPROVE MERRITT MILL ROAO
PLANNERS OK COLONY LAKE
HOUSING WILL GET HEARING
HOUSING. OFFICE COMPLEX APPROVED BY TOWN COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL SETS HEARINGS TONIGHT
HOUSING HEARING SET
HIGH-RISE FOES CITE WATER SHORTAGE
HIGH-RISE DRAWS COMPLAINTS
COUNCIL OKS MISTY WOODS APT. IQMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL APPROVES NEW APARTMENT PROJECT
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AOELAIOE HALTERS APARTMENTS DEDICATED
WOODLYN TOWFRS PROJECT BECOMES 'THE COMMONS'
DEVELOPERS PACK TO DRAWtNC BOARD ON WOOOLYN PLANS
FIRM WITHORAWS PLAN FOR HIGH-JISE
COUNCIL APPROVES RECOMMENDATIONS ON GROWTH ISSUES
APARTMENT COMPLEX DRAWS OPPOSITION
SEVERAL SPEAKERS OPPOSE NEW APARTMENT COMPLEX
224-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER OAI RY NEAPING DECISION
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BALANCEO GROWTH POLICY
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BICYCLES
SEE BICYCLE LANFS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
WATER AUTHORITY SEEKS LEGAL AMSWERS BEFORE BONDS ISSUEO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL. BUOGET
COUNCILMtN SEEK MONEY TO IMPR1VE MERRITT MILL ROAO
BUOGET WOULD NOT HIKE TAXES
HEARING SET ON BUOGET
H4.8 MILLION BUOGET SEEN
POLICE TURNOVER CONCERNS COUNCIL
BUDGET HEARING SET FOR MONOAY
COUNCIL URGES PHOSPHATE BAN
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER PAY RAISES
POLICE REORGANIZATION ON COUN:iL AGENDA
COUNCIL APPROVES $14.8 MILLION BUOGET
COUNCIL TO MULL «40.000 REQUEST FOR LEGAL ADVICE
CHAPEL HILL 4TH IN SPENDING EFFICIENCY - BOOK
CHAPEL HILL. N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBOPO. N.C.. BUSES
COUNCIL URGES PHOSPHATE BAN
STATE BOARD APPROVES PROPOSAL FOR BUS GRANT
BUS SYSTEM'S 20-MILLIONTH R I K R TO RECEIVE CELEBRITY TREATMENT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.. DOWN TOWN DEVELOPMENT
FIRM HOPES TO CAPITALIZE ON SHIFT TO COMPUTERS
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER LOW ON CASH
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER FEELS MONEY CRUNCH
ROSEMARY SQUARE TO COMPLEMENT FRANKLIN ST. SHOPS. OEVELOPER SAYS
CHAPEL HILL SHOPS VOW COOPERATION
CHAPEL MILL. N.C.. BYPASS PROPOSAL
CHAPEL HILL ROAOWORK SHOULO BF GIN IN 1990
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C
SEE ALSO CARRPORO. N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
BROADFOOT ASKS IF CABLE FIRM Is LIVING UP TO AGREEMENT
BROAOFOOT WANTS CABLE STUDY
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
RESIDENTS CAN PROPOSE LONG-RANGE TOWN PROJECTS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CHRISTMAS PARAOE
MARCHERS SIGNING UP FOR ORANGE CHRISTMAS PARADES
PARADE TO BE DEC. 1
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
TAYLOR PROPOSES REVISED PAY PLAN
PLAN WON'T GUARANTEE MERIT SALARY INCREASES
CHAPEL HILL. COMPUTERS
CHAPEL HILL OFFICIALS LOOKING FOR COMPUTER ARRANGEMENT
COMPUTER SERVICE SOUGHT
HOUSING. OFFICE COMPLEX APPROVED BY TOWN COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C, CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. HOUSING
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON NEW CONDOMINIUMS
WORK BEGINS ON FINLEY FOREST
CONDOMINIUM PROJECT PLANNED FOR AIRPORT ROAO
16 CONOOS PLANNED FOR AIRPORT ROAD
CHAPEL HILL CONDOMINIUMS READY FOR OCCUPANCY
CHAPEL HILL. N.
SEE ALSO CHA
SEE ALSO CHA
SEE ALSO CHA
SEE ALSO CHA
PLANS ARE
CHAPEL HIL
CHAPEL HIL
TOWN CENTE
CHAPEL HIL
COUNCIL AS
GROUPS SUP
COUNCIL PI
BILL WOULD
C.i DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
PEL HILL, N.C, B0N3 ISSUES
PEL HILL. N.C. BUSINESSES
PEL HILL. N.C. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
PEL HILL, N.C, GROJTH DEVELOPMENT
UNVEILED FOR 3 OOWNTOWN PARKING OECKS
L UNVEILS DEVELOPMENT PLANS
L EYES 3 NEW DEVELOPMENTS
R: CHAPEL HILL'S MANAGER HAS QUESTIONS ABOUT PROJECTS
L TOLD TO BE WARY OF DEVELOPMENT
KEO TO GO SLOW ON TOWN CENTER
PORT TOWN CENTER
CKS COMPANY FOR TOWN CENTER PROJECT
SET PERSON COUNTY PRIMARIES ON SFPT. 6
CHAPEL HILLi N.C.i EMPLOYEES
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
COUNCILMEN SEEK MONEY TO IMPR3VE MERRITT MILL ROAO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C
APPLE CHILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FLOWER LADIES
CAN SPRING BE FAR AWAY?
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C, GREENWAYS
HIKE SET ON PROPOSED ROUTES G* GREENWAY SYSTEMS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
PLAN WOULD LOWER HOUSING OENSI TIES
ZONING REQUEST RAISES QUESTIONS
, GARBAGE COLLECTION
TO CHANGE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE
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CRITICS:
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HOUSING.
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DEVELOPMENT
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S CARRBORO. CHAPEL HILL UNION
OWN
ED BY TOWN COUNCIL
TAGE
ATER SUPPLY, TAYLOR SAYS
ANSION
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OF TOWN GROWTH
NCY
RD ON WOODLYN PLANS
FRANKLIN ST. SHOPS. DEVELOPER SAYS
RESOURCES
PANEL
0 ANSWER PROBLEMS
IUM ON DEVELOPMENT
STUDY TOWN'S GROWTH BEFORE OKING BUILOING
NS ON GROWTH ISSUES
HEARINGS
TION
ARTMENT COMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND HOUSES
UNC GETS COKER ESTATE
UNC SHOULD SAVE COKER HOME
CANDLELIGHT TOUR FEATURES 'FAIKYTALE PLACE'
8TH TOUR THIS WEEKEND
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
BCB INN PROPOSAL ON COUNCIL A3ENOA
DECISION OUE OCT. 8 ON PROPOSAL FOR INN
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C., HISTORY
HOW TIHES DO CHANGE: CHAPEL HILL OCCUPIED
DANZIGER'S LET YOU DAWDLE OVE* YOUR COFFEE
PEACE RETURNS TO 'PLANTATION' IN RETIREMENT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HOLIDAYS
DURHAM WON'T OBSERVE HOLIDAY
CHAPEL HILL EMPLOYEES TO GET OFF KING HOLIDAY
TOWN TO OBSERVE HOLIOAY
CHAPEL HILL'S UNOFFICIAL HOLIDAY
CHAPEL HILL HOLIDAY ONLY "RESTORED PARITY"
TOWN COUNCIL OKS HALF-CENT SALES TAX HIKE
ORANGE CLOSINGS SLATED FOR EASTER
ORANGE CO. STUDENTS HAVE CLASSES MONDAY
SCHOOL AS USUAL ON MEMORIAL OA Y
ORANGF OFFICES CLOSING
CLOSINGS SET FOR HOLIDAYS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HOUSING
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
PUBLIC HOUSING INCOME LIMITS INCREASED
BOARD DENIES 2 REOUESTS FOR REZONING
PLAN WOULD LOWER HOUSING DENSITIES
RESIDENTIAL ZONE CHANGES SUGGESTED
OWNER OF CONDEMNED HOUSE WINS MORE MONEY
CONDEMNED HOUSE SAIO WORTH 15,500 MORE
MERGER: COUNCILMAN HOWES FAVORS CARRBORO.
HOUSING WILL GET HEARING
CRITICS: GROWTH TOO FAST FOR TOWN
CHAPEL HILL SETS HEARINGS TONIGHT
HOUSING HEARING SET
BOARD TO CONSIDER AIO TO TOWN CENTER
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. LAND USE
SEE ALSO LANO USE
BOARO OKS JOINT-PLANNING PACT
COMMISSIONERS BACK JOINT-PLANN ING PACT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER PAY RAISES
COUNCIL APPROVES «14.8 MILLION BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL UNION
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
TOWN CENTER:
OFFICE PROPERTY
CHAPEL HILL'S MANAGER HAS OUESTIONS ABOUT PROJECTS
PARKING AREAS
VIOLATIONS
, SOUARE
F N.C-CHAPEL HILL. PARKING
ILED FOR 3 DOWNTOWN PARKING OECKS
VEILS DEVELOPMENT PLANS
ES 3 NEW DEVELOPMENTS
PLANS FOR DECK DISCUSSEO
HAPEL HILL'S MANAGER HAS QUESTIONS ABOUT PROJECTS
TO 'TAKE TIME'
TOWN CENTER
COMPANY FOR TOWN CENTER PROJECT
CKS FIRM FOR PRTJECT
SURES BECOME LAW
MAY INCREASE FT R DOWNTOWN PARKING PROJECT
L SAO. 000 REQUEST FOR LEGAL ADVICE
ES CEILING ON P1RKING-PR0JECT SPENDING
ON CHAPEL HILL PARKING PROJECT
T SLinE SHOW
EAL EYEO FOP PAHKING
ES REC0MMEN0ATI3NS ON GROWTH ISSUES
PROJECT COMPILED
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. PLANNING DISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
ANNEXATION HEARING SCHEDULED FOR JAN. 30
RESIOENTS OPPOSE SPLIT IN PLANNING JURISDICTION
COUNTY BOARO DELAYS DECISION ON ZONING
EXTRA TERRITORIAL AREA FAVORED
COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TONIGHT ON PLANNING AREAS
TOWNS OENIED JURISDICTION OVfc* LAND
COMMISSIONERS WON'T GIVE UP PLANNING AUTHORITY IN DURHAM
ACCOUNTABILITY TO PUBLIC KEEPS GOVERNMENTS ALERT
BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
CHAPEL HILL.
N.C.
SEE ALSO
MARKING
SEE ALSO
ROSEMAR
SEE ALSO
JNIV. 0
PLANS ARE UNVE
CHAPEL
HILL UN
CHAPEL
HILL EY
DIFFERENCES IN
TOWN CENTER: C
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COUNCIL
PICKS
CHAPEL
HILL PI
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COST OF
AOVICF
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TO MUL
COUNCIL
APPROV
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U.4 MILLION D
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STATE OFFICIAL AGREES: WIDENING OF N.C. 86
BOARD OKS JOINT-PLANNING PACT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. POPULATION
CRITICS: GROWTH TOO FAST FOR TOWN
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. SEWERS
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
MISSING L INK* IN 1-40
CHAPEL HILL. N.C
BOARO TABLES
STATE OFFICI
BOTH THOROUG
STATE ADOPTS
STREET EXTEN
BOARD FAVORS
CARRBORO PAN
ENDORSEMENT
ALDERMEN END
AFTER 6-YEAR
REVITALIZATI
TASK FORCE E
FOES. SUPPOP
EXTENSION PR
LARGEST OF B
CARRBORO DEC
CARRBOR STUO
BOND ISSUE T
COUNCIL TO M
CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TAXES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO S:HOOLS. SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
MAINTAINING TAX LEVEL IS PRIORITY FOR COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL: NO TAX HIKE; NEW SOURCES OF MONEY ANO GROWTH OF TOWN CITED
ORANGE MANAGER DROPS TAX CUT PROPOSAL
CHAPEL HILL RANKS HIGH IN EFFICIENT USE OF TAXES
JOINT SCHOOL BOARO MEETING PRODUCES NO ACCORO ON PLANS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TEEN CENTER
TEEN CENTER i YOUTH HANGOUT THAT -IS NOT A NERDY PLACE'
CONCERT TO BENEFIT TEEN CENTER
DOWNTOWN GROUP HONORS PUBLISHER
19,267 PLEDGED TO TEEN CENTER IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TELEPHONES
SOUTHERN BELL'S STAFF TRIMMED IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TRANSPORTATION
CHAPEL HILL RECEIVES TRANSPORTATION GRANT
THOROUGHFARE PROPOSAL GOES TO STATE FOR REVIEW
THOROUGHFARE PLAN MAY BE ON AGENDA
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. T»ASH COLLECTION
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C. GARBAGE COLLECTION
CHAPEL HILL. N.C, HATER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES. CHAPEL HILL ANO CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. WATER RATES
SEE ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES. CHAPEL HILL ANO CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. PLANNING OISTRICT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/ORANGE COUNTY, ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY. N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
BOARO DENIES J REOUESTS FOR Rc ZONING
PLAN WOULD LOWER HOUSING DENSITIES
RESIDENTIAL ZONE CHANGES SUGGESTED
TOWN COUNCIL OKS HALF-CENT SALES TAX HIKE
LAKE ZONE HEARING MONDAY
ZONING REQUEST RAISES QUESTIONS
DRAINAGE STUOY AWAITED
COUNCIL URGES PHOSPHATE BAN
EASTWOOD SKETCH APPROVED
DEVELOPERS LOSE APARTMENT SUIT
PROPOSEO BEO-AND-BREAKFAST DRAWS LETTERS FROM NEIGHBORS
BED-AND-BREAKFA5T INN ON HEARING'S AGENOA
BEO-AND-BREAKFAST INN APPEARS OUT
BCB INN PROPOSAL ON COUNCIL AGENOA
DECISION DUE OCT. 8 ON PROPOSAL FOR INN
BED. BREAKFAST INN IDEAL
CABLE FRANCHISE EXTENSION GETS BOARO APPROVAL
CHAPEL HILL ALLIANCE OF NEIGHBORHOODS
COUNCIL PETITIONED FOR MORATORIUM ON DEVELOPMENT
RESIOENTS URGE CHAPEL HILL TO STUDY TOWN'S GROWTH BEFORE OKING BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL APPEARANCE COMMITTEE
TREES STANO TALL IN THESE TOWN S
CHAPEL HILL PANEL TO RECOMMEND STANOAROS FOR MAIN ENTRANCEWAYS
Chapel hill ballet CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
YOUNG DANCERS. TROUPE THRIVE WITH 'WHITE DOE'
MODERN DANCE TO HAVE A PLACE AT FESTIVAL
BALLET CROUP TO HOLD RACES
BALLET'S 'TOYLANO' ONE FOR TH: KIDS
CHAPEL HILL BIRO CLUB
COWBIROS MEETING TOPIC
CHAPEL HILL CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CLUB HONORS
CIVITANS TO SELL CAKES
CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY CENTER
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST,
CHAPFL HILL COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES
NEEDS FORUM TONIGHT
COUNCIL URGES SERVCIES PANEL TO EXPAND ROLE
RESEARCHER SAYS
SOUP KITCHEN
1/
'14/85
N E
P D
S I T
E L V
DATE C PG L P BYL
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H 3
4/18/84 B 1 N B46
8/07/84 B I N B46
H 3 5/22/84 C 1 P N W36
STREETS
ACTION ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
ALS TO BACK CHAPEL HILL'S VERSION OF THOROUGHFARE PLAN
HFARE PLANS GET OFFICIAL'S APPROVAL
BOTH THOROUGHFARi PLANS
SION ON AGENDA
CARR STREET ROUTE
EL BACKS CARR STREET ROUTE
OF ROAO PLAN ON AGENDA
ORSE CARR STREET ROUTE FOR ROAO EXTENSION
HIKE, CARRBORO TAX WOULD FALL - PLANNER
ON PLAN DRAWS SKEPTICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY SOME EXPECTED
NOORSES PROPOSED 30ND ISSUE
TERS DEBATE FRANKL IN STREET EXTENSION
OJECTS DEBATED
ONO PROPOSALS DRAWS LEAST ATTENTION
IDING 2 BONO ISSUES TODAY
IES BONOS
RAILING WITH 3 OF 5 PRECINCTS IN
ULL l-WAY STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL
ROAOWORK SHOULD BEGIN IN 1990
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8/11/84
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9/12/84
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9/15/94
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9/18/84
B
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H
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9/20/84
B
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9/20/84
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H
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9/25/84
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H
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9/26/84
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H
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10/23/84
C
1
N
H90
H
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10/24/84
B
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H
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10/30/84
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H
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10/31/84
B
I
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s
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10/31/94
A
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H
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11/01/84
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H
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11/06/84
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11/06/84
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H
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11/07/84
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H
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12/09/84
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12/19/84
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1/20/84
4/20/84
6/13/94
12/12/84
12/18/84
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7/28/84 C
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8/01/84 A
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N
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N
H
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1/18/84
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B46
H
3
1/31/84
B
1
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W36
s
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1/31/84
a
6
N
H
3
2/14/84
B
1
N
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H
3
3/16/84
B
1
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W36
H
3
4/17/84
B
I
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W36
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4/25/84
A
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H
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5/15/84
a
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W36
H
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7/03/84
B
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W36
H
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7/18/84
B
I
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W36
s
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9/14/84
A
14
N
H
3
9/14/84
8
1
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H
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9/18/84
B
1
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W36
H
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9/20/84
B
1
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s
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9/20/94
C
4
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s
2
9/25/84
A
4
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H
3
10/10/84
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H
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10/23/84
C
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W36
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10/24/84
A
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12/01/84
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H
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12/02/84
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5/04/84
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5/30/84
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S
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6/18/84
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H
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12/14/84
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4/04/84
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7/19/84
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12/06/84
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CHAPEL HILL FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL »CJLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PU9LIC SAFETY PROGRAM
getting lost is easy in firefighting school
fireman union's leaoer fighting low evaluation
chapel hill firefighter loses p«0test
evaluation protest lost by fueh1n
chapel hill fire fighters association
fireman union's leaoer fighting low evaluation
chapel hill high school
schools evacuated
students evacuated from schools
making music
two chapel hill schools get false 30mb threats
hunt: aid to el salvador fine - if oeath squads 'cut out-
joss, activities on pta agenda
pta meets tohorrow
4 fro" chapel hill high win merit scholarships
bcaro oks new science lab
sunshine scholars
scene from 'oliver'
new faces
city school board critical of vocational program
chapel hill high principal resigning for job with private school,
board hears pleas for smaller classes
back-to-school night
fleury is selected assistant principal
start the presses
chapel hill school musicians tap feet to souno of future
chapel hill high school. graduation
graduations set at high schools
smile. class
final check
graduation requirements to »e oebated
chfpel hill high school. principal
assistant principal named for chhs
interim principal to 9e named
interim principal to be selected soon
wakeford gets job at chapel hill high
interim principal nameo for chapel hill high school
moriarty assistant principal 3f chapel hill high school
interim assistant named
chapel hill high school band
chapel hill school musicians tap feet to souno of future
chapel hill high school sports
state's young on jamaican olympic squad
CHAPEL HILL HIGH
CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL
TIGERS SURVI
TIGERS' SPRE
CHAPEL HILL
TIGERS' SMIT
SMITH HI TS 3
TIGERS. BULL
CHAPEL HILL
TIGERS' SMIT
TIGERS ROLL
8ULL00GS STA
TIGERS RIOE
TIGERS BOMB
TIGERS STING
PERSON ENDS
AS BIG SIX 0
TIGERS. ROCK
SMITH MAKES
TIGERS VS. I
PERSON DUMPS
ROCKETS UPSE
TIGERS. WEBB
CUMMINGS CLA
ATHENS ORIVE
IT'S UP AND.
WALKER'S 12-
SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
RIPS CAPS. AVENGES LONE DEFEAT AS SMITH PUMPS IN 25
RALLIES BEHIND SMITH'S PLAY
VE SCARE
E BURIES DURHAM
STILL ON TOP
H STEPS UP PACE
5 AS CHAPEL HILL TRIPS HILLSIDE. 61-46
DOGS. VIKES WIN IN BIG SIX
SIDESTEPS PERSON => ID
BUCKS CRITICS WITH SENIOR SCORING SPREE
PAST VANCE. 70-47
NO BETWEEN TIGERS. YET ANOTHER TITLE
SMITH'S 36 TO EASY WIN
KNIGHTS. CLAIM BIS SIX CROWN
HORNETS FOR 20TH WIN
CHAPEL HILL'S BIG 6 STREAK
PENS. OPPONENTS SEE SHOT AT TAMING TOP-SEEDED TIGERS
ETS IN BIG SIX FINAL
ALL-AMERICA TEAM
OCKETS FOR TITLE
TIGERS FOR TITLE
T TIGERS FOR TITLE
OPEN BASKETBALL SEASONS TONIGHT
WS TIGERS
HOLDS OFF WINLESS CHAPEL HILL. 58-53
FOOTER PROPELS CHAPEL HILL PAST ENLOE. 68-67
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. C R3 SS-COUNTRY
JORDAN NETTERS WIN SECTIONAL
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. F03 TBALL
FLOURNOY QUITS AT CHAPEL HILL
FLOURNOY RESIGNS JOB AS TIGERS' HEAD COACH
CHAPEL HILL TABS HODGIN
TIGERS HOPE TO OVERCOME SHORTAGE OF GRID COACHES
PINE FOREST BLANKS CHAPEL HILL
MILLBROOK OEFFATS CHAPEL HILL. 27-0
CHAPEL HILL TOPS 8ROUGHT0N FCH 1ST VICTORY
CHAPEL HILL ADOS TO BULLOOGS' MISERY
TIGERS HAND DHS 26TH STRAIGHT LOSS
KNIGHTS MAKE MOST OF OPPORTUNITIES VS. TIGERS
KNIGHTS HOLD OFF CHAPEL HILL THREAT
TIGERS TAKE STING FROM HORNETS
AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH, FOOTBALL FINALLY FUN GAME ONCE MORE
KNIGHTS BLANK OHS! PERSON NEXT
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOCCER
CHAPEL HILL SOCCER TAKES NEW 3EAT
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS
TIGERS READY FOR A TASTE OF MF A T
CHAPEL HILL IN LEAC OF TENNIS SECTIONAL
TIGERS OOMINATE TENNIS SECTIONAL
TIGERS 2ND IN TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
HORNETS EDGE CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL HOTEL CO.
HOTEL EUROPA'S OWNERS DECIDE 3N EXPANSION
CHAPFL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.. HOUSING
PUBLIC HOUSING INCOME LIMITS INCREASED
OWNER OF CON0EMNE0 HOUSE WINS MORE MONEY
CONDEMNED HOUSE SAID WOP TH $5, 500 MORE
HOUSING 8OAR0 APPROVES PACT
WORKING AGRFE"ENT REACHED
PACT WILL ASSIST MINORITY FIRMS
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11/30/84
12/18/84
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H 3 11/30/84 B
1/27/84 A
1/28/84 B
2/11/84 A
3/02/84 B
4/10/P4 B
5/02/84 B
5/02/84 A
5/03/84 3
5/22/84 C
6/0=/S4 C
7/27/84 B
9/01/84 A
9/18/84 B
9/26/84 B
10/02/84 B
10/03/84 C
10/03/84 A
10/13/84 A
11/21/84 A
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11/07/84 9
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2/18/84
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2/29/84
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3/04/84
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3/06/34
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12/04/34
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12/05/84
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12/15/34
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8/16/84
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9/08/84
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9/22/84
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10/20/84
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10/20/84
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10/27/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/8'.
AGREEMENT HADE TO AID MINORITIES
CORRECTION
CHAPEL HILL INTERCHURCH COUNCIL
SEE INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE
OUTOOOR PARTY MARKS YEAR-END ACCOUNTING
GIFTS FOR DI SAOVANTAGED CHILO»EN
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. MAYOR'S 3FFICE
CHAPEL HILL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF OURHAM
SEE MINISTERS. N.C.
CHAPEL HILL MUNICIPAL BUILDING
MANAGER SEEKS MOVING HEARINGS SACK TO TOWN HALL
COUNCIL TO MOVE PUBLIC HEARINGS
THE CHAPEL HILL NEWSPAPER
CHAPEL HILL EDITOR ARRESTED
EDITOR'S COURT APPEARANCE SET
HEARING FOR EOITOR SET TODAY
EDITOR APPEARS IN COURT
APRIL * HEARING SET FOR NEWSPAPERMAN
EDITOR GETS SUSPENOEO TERM
2 CONVKTED OF DRUG CHARGES
CHAPEL HILL PEDIATRICS
PEDIATRICS FIRM SUEO IN CHILD'S DEATH
SUBJECTS
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CHAPEL HILL P
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO C
BOARD MA
BOARD ME
BOARD ME
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EASTWOOD
ROGER WA
LANNING BOARO
HAPEL HILL. N.C. PLANNING OISTRICT
HAPEL HILL. N.C. ZONING
NTS LESS TALK. MORE ACTION
MBERS' WORTH: 128.000
MBERS SAY TIME WORTH 16.971
0 AREAS NEED MORE POWER
OK COLONY LAKE
CKS COMPLEX
RRITORIAL AREA FAVORED
OUNTY WISE TO FEND 0F= CHAPEL HILL
R RESTAURANT, APARTMENTS APPROVED
0 MAYOR BALK AT PLANNING PROPOSAL
DIRECTOR GETS WAKE PD ST
SKETCH APPROVED
LOON NAMEO TOWN PLANNING OIRECTOR
CHAPEL HILL POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
NEW ANALYZER IS DESIGNED TO CUT ALCOHOL TESTING TIME
POLICE IMPERSONATOR POSSIBLE. POLICE SAY
POLICE REORGANIZATION ON COUNCIL AGENOA
MAN BITES POLICEMAN. GOES DIRECTLY TO JAIL
POLICE PAOLOCK MASSAGE PARLOR; SIX ARE ARRESTEO
OWNER WANTS MASSAGE PARLOR OPERATORS OUT
PRESENTS STAMP
FRUSTRATED: UNSOLVEO ORANGE C3UNTY CRIMES HAUNT VICTIMS. POLICE
PENDERGRAPH ASSIGNED PATROL COMMANOER JOB
WOMEN'S GROUP TO REOUEST PROBi OF HARASSMENT CHARGES
CHAPEL HILL POLICE TO FINGERPRINT YOUTHS FOR FREE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE OEPT., CHIEF
GOLD NAMED ASSISTANT CHIEF IN CHAPEL HILL
GOLD NAMED ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF
CHAPEL HILL P
SEE ALSO C
OFFICER
OETECTIV
POLICE R
2 ARE PR
POLICE L
FEMALE P
POLICEMA
POLICE C
HARASSME
POLICE C
CHAPEL H
WOMEN'S
OLICE OEPT.. OFFICERS
HAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
TO BE HONRED AT TESTIMONIAL DINNER
E IS REHIRED
EORGANIZATION ON COUNCIL AGENOA
OHOTED
IEUTENANTS NAMED CAPTAINS
OLICE OFFICERS HARASSED, SOURCES SAY
DEMOTED
APTAIN DEMOTED TO LIEUTENANT; SALARY CUT
NT ACCUSATION CONCERNS GROUP
APTAIN TO REPLACE 0EM3TEQ PATROL COMMANOER
"LL COUNCILMEN TO AIR HARASSMENT COUNTS
PANEL TO ASK FOR HARASSMENT PROBE
•VISIT TO THE WOPLD OF.
BARGAIN BOOK SALE
CHAPEL HILL POST OFFICE
POLICE FIND NO BOMB
MAN ARRESTEO IN 80MB THREAT
CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. HISTORIC OISTRICT
30 ANTIQUE DEALERS EXPECTED
ANTIOUE SHOW COMING UP
CHAPEL HILL HOMES FEATURED ON ANNUAL CANOLELIGHT TOUR
8TH TOUR THIS WEEKEND
MUSICIANS PLAY FOR CHAPEL HILL CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR
GIMGHOUL CASTLE IS SCENE OF DICKENS HOLIDAY OINNER
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY SCHEDULES
CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY PLANS 600< SALE
CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY TO HAVE AJCTION.
CHAPEL HILL BOOK SALE A HIT
TYPEWRITER STOLEN
BOOK SALE A HIT
TALK IS SCHEDULED
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT.
NEW BREATHALYZER MAY CUT POLICE TIME
POLICEMAN'S UNIFORMS ARE STOLEN
SEEK IDENTIFICATION FRO" POLICE OFFICERS
POLICE IMPERSONATOR POSSIBLE, POLICE SAY
STOLEN POLICE UNIFORMS ARE RECOVEREO
MAN CHARGEO WITH BREAK-IN
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
ASSAULT COUNT LODGED
ALLEN TRUST FUND ESTABLISHED
FORMER POLICEMAN REHIRED
POLICE TURNOVER CONCERNS COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL POLICEMAN WINS SHOOTING MATCH
POLICEMAN WINS SHOOTING MATCH
FEMALE POLICE OFFICERS HARASSED, SOURCES SAY
POLICEMAN OEMOTEO
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12/21/84
B
7
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7/10/84
A
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3
7/11/84
B
1
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1
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3/21/84
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11
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s
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8/03/84
B
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8
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C
1
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1
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10/30/84
C
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a
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A
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H
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12/02/84
8
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N K*5
s
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1/31/84
A
9
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H
3
2/01/84
B
1
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H
2
8/02/84
C
2
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2
9/16/84
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5
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11/07/84
A
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12/09/84
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1/14/85
harassment accusation concerns group
women's group to request prob! of harassment charges
chapel hill recreation commission
shimming classes set
chapel hill recreation oept.
classes in lifesaving set
winter activities are scheouleo
rock climbing to be taught
rock-climbing class scheduled
raft trip scheduleo
pool passes on sale next week
classes offered
kayak rolling lessons to begin on jan. 9
chapel hill per plans three s< i trips
chapel hill to sponsor 3 ski trips
chapel hill reservoir
see cane creek reservoir
see orange water and sewer authority
see univ. lake
chapel hill poad
see also old chapel hill road
road will close
chapel hill potary clu3
u.s. accelerates its fight on drugs. u.s. attorney says h 2
currin says drug abuse. distribution plague area s 2
chapel hill service league
see chapel hill junior service league
chapel hill st. fair
see festifall (chapel hill. n.c.i
chapel hill st. parking garage
security measures urgeo for downtown garages
chapel hill surgical center
hospital official: no need for minor surgery clinic
chapel hill telephone co.
see southern bell telephone co.
see telephones. n.c.
Chapel hill town council (formerly chapel hill board of aldermeni
caution urged in viewing new "lans for colony lake
apartment complex plans to be stuoieo
maintaining tax level is priority for council
nassif: town will submit its road plan
engineer: state's concerns about thoroughfare 'real'
road improvements urged
plan woulo lower housing oensities
taylor proposes revised pay plan
plan won't guarantee merit salary increases
residential zone changes suggested
town council oks half-cent sales tax hike
manager: just a few waifs living on chapel hill streets
colony lake complex gets council's approval
apartment complex gets town council approval
council offers to resolve thoroughfare snag
coordination urged on thoroughfare plan
porto: chapel hill offer no big deal
lake zone hearing monday
town council to review water plans
wooolake proposal approveo
council was helpful
nassif: drop carrboro from thoroughfare plan
council to make last-ditch effort on join roao plan
carrboro aldermen reject porto's thoroughfare plan
town council oks joint planning oeal
drainage study awaiteo
towns fail to agree on thoroughfare plan
council urged to 'take time'
council asked to go slow on town center
council urges phosphate ban
housing will get hearing
critics: growth too fast for town
council to look ahead
council to look at annexation
council picks company for town center project
chapel hill picks firm for project
chapel hill officials looking for computer arrangement
computer service sought
housing. office complex approved by town council
housing. office complex ok ■ 0
housing board approves pact
board to consider aid to town center
council oks misty wooos apt. complex
chapel hill approves new apartment project
eastwood sketch approved
efforts to block construction fail
corpection
area development won't await * ater supply. taylor says
panel to study town's growth
developers lose apartment suit
money sought to give shelter to homeless
developers back to drawing roa ro on wooolyn plans
firm withdraws plan for high-rise
council to mull s*0.000 request for legal aovice
council approves ceiling on parking-project spending
council rules on chapel hill parking project
bcb [nn proposal on council ajenoa
panel: growth getting ahead of resources
growth moratorium not answer - panel
council votes against beo- ano- bre akfast inn
council petitioned for moratorium on development
residents urge chapel hill to study town's growth before oking building
si.* million deal eyed for parking
women's group to request probh of harassment charges
council approves recommendations on growth issues
growth management subject for hearings
councilmen will discuss tree removal
chapel hill councilmen to air harassment counts
chapel hill pan^l to recommeno standards for main entranceways
women's panel to ask for harassment probe
council to move public hearings
council to mull l-way streets in chapel hill
chapel hill town council. buoget
see also chapel hill, n.c, budget
councilmen seek money to improve merritt mill roao
buoget would not hike taxes
wooolake proposal approveo
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3
10/30/8*
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A
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1/01/8*
c
5
N
3
1/10/8*
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1
N
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4
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8
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6/01/84
5
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N
3
6/09/84
C
1
N
2
11/10/84
A
6
N
2
12/21/84
a
5
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3
12/21/84
B
1
N
2
12/21/84
A
7
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S 2 9/25/8* 8 1
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3/29/8* C
N A5*
N C05
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H 2 1/07/8* 8 1 N 830
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1/17/8*
B
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S 2
1/18/84
C
9
N
S 1
1/20/84
A
3
N
H 3
1/21/84
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1
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H 3
1/24/84
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1/24/84
A
3
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1/31/84
B
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H 3
1/31/84
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1
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S 2
1/31/84
A
5
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S 2
1/31/84
B
6
N
H 3
2/14/84
B
1
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H 2
2/26/84
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H 3
2/28/84
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2/28/8*
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3/13/8*
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3/13/8*
A
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3/16/8*
3
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3/31/8*
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12
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5/01/8*
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5/01/8*
A
10
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5/15/3*
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1
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H 2
5/18/8*
A
3
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H 3
5/27/84
c
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W36
H 3
5/29/8*
B
1
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S 2
5/29/8*
A
9
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5/31/84
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1
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S 2
5/31/84
A
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6/09/8*
c
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6/09/8*
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6/12/8*
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S 2
6/12/8*
A
13
N
H 3
6/I*/8*
B
1
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H 2
6/24/8*
A
10
N
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H 3
6/26/8*
B
1
N
H90
S 2
6/26/8*
A
3
N
H 3
7/03/8*
B
I
N
W36
S 2
7/03/3*
A
7
N
H 2
7/06/3*
A
8
N
H 3
7/07/84
B
1
N
S 2
7/10/34
A
3
N
H 3
7/18/84
B
1
N
W36
H 3
7/24/84
a
1
N
W36
H-3
8/28/84
B
1
N
W36
S 2
8/29/9*
c
3
N
H 3
9/08/8*
B
1
N
H 3
9/11/8*
C
1
N
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9/11/8*
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3
N
H 3
9/20/8*
B
1
N
H 3
9/25/8*
B
1
N
W36
H 3
10/03/84
C
1
N
W36
H 3
10/09/34
B
1
N
W36
H 3
10/23/84
C
1
N
W36
S 2
10/24/34
A
T
N
H 1
11/03/84
B
1
N
W36
H 3
11/09/84
B
1
N
K45
H 3
11/13/84
B
1
N
W36
S 2
11/13/84
A
3
N
5 2
11/30/34
c
1
N
S 2
12/01/34
A
3
N
K*5
H 2
12/02/34
A
15
N
H 2
12/02/84
B
a
N
K45
H 3
12/04/84
B
i
N
H 2
12/09/84
B
7
N
H 3 1/20/84 B 1 N W36
H 3' 3/13/84 B 1 N
H 3 3/27/8* C 1 N W36
.UAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
S I T
E L V
C PC L P BYL
S14.8 MILLION BUDGET SEEN
CHAPEL HILL: NO TAX HIKE; NEW SOURCES OF MONEY AND GROWTH OF TOWN CITED
POLICE TURNnvER CONCERNS COUNCIL
BUDGET HEARING SET FOR MONOAY
POLICE REORGANIZATION ON COUNCIL AGENDA
COUNCIL APPROVES »14.8 MILLION BUOGET
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCILt SALARIES
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER PAY RAISES
CHAPEL HILL TOWN HALL
SEE CHAPEL HILL MUNICIPAL BUILDING
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER
TAYLOR LIKELY TO WIN FLECTION
TAYLOR EXPECTED TO GET POST
CHAPEL HILL TRAINING OUTREACH PROJECT
SEE ALSO HEAOSTART
MONEY 4PPR0VE0 FOR 'HEAD START" IN CHAPEL HILL
HEART START APPROVED FOR ORANSE CHILDREN
CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S CLUB
WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS SELF-06FENSE PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBOOO. MERGER
MERGER: COUNCILMAN HOWES FAV07 S CARRBORO,
MERGER OF TOWNS SAIO BETTER IDEA NOW
S 2 4/19/84 A
4/20/84
5/08/8* _
5/13/84 B
5/29/84 B
5/30/84 B
N W36
N W36
N W36
N W36
H 3 5/26/84 C 1 P N W36
CHAPEL HILL UNION
S 2
H 3
5/2S/R4
5/25/84
A
B
12
1
N
N
H 2
S 2
6/14/84
6/14/84
c
A
10
5
N H<J0
N
H 2
11/22/84
A
25
N
M 3
S 2
5/01/B4
5/01/84
B
A
1
8
N H90
N
CHAPEL HILL/CARKBOROt SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO, THOROUGHFARE
ALDERMEN SPURN PLEA BY NASSIF
HIGHWAY STUDY IS REJECTED
PORTO: TOWNS MUST SOON END ROA
ROAD EXTENSION PACT EXPECTED
STATE: THOROUGHFARE PLAN NEEOS
PLANNERS BACK ESTES ROAD EXTE1
NASSIF: TOWN WILL SUBMIT ITS R
CHAPEL HILL TO PRESENT THOROUj
ENGINEER: STATE'S CONCERNS AB3
ROAO IMPROVEMENTS URGED
FAILS TO AGREE WITH CHAPEL MIL
PORTO: TOWNS CAN STILL AGREE 3
COUNCIL OFFERS TO RESOLVE THCfi
COORDINATION URGED ON THOROUGH
PORTO: CHAPEL HILL OFFER NO BI
NASSIF: DROP CARRBORO FROM TH3
COUNCIL TO MAKE LAST-DITCH EFF
ROAD PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED IN S
SECRET MEETING YIELDS ROAD PLA
ROAD SOLUTIONS TO BE OFFERED
CARRBORO ALDERMEN REJECT PORTT
TOWNS FAIL TO AGREE ON THOROUJ
CHAMBER WANTS CARRBORO TO COMP
BOARD OEBATES COLLECTOR ROAOS
CARPBORO SESSION TO AIR FRANKL
2 ALTERNATIVES FOR EXTENSION A
BOND ISSUES FAVORED FOR UP TO
CITIZENS OPPOSE FRANKLIN EXTEN
THOROUGHFARE PROPOSAL GOES TO
THOROUGHFARE PLAN MAY BE ON AG
BOARD TABLES ACTION ON THOROUJ
STATE OFFICIALS TO BACK CHAPEL
STATE TO OECIOE ON THOROUGHFA'
PUBLIC HEARINC SLATED ON BONO
BOTH THOROUGHFARE PLANS GET OF
CARRBORO PANEL URGES STREET EX
BOARD DODGES THOROUGHFARE PLAV
STATE ADOPTS BOTH THOROUGHFARE
STREET EXTENSION ON AGENDA
BOARD FAVORS CARR STREET ROUTE
CARRBORO PANEL BACKS CARR STRE
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAD PLAN ON A3
ALDERMEN ENOORSE CARR STREET R
MAYOR PORTO ENJOYING VIEW OF 0
BOTH SIDES GEAR UP FOR BOND CA
AFTER 6-YEAR HIKE, CARRBORO TA
REVITALI2ATI0N PLAN DRAWS SKE'
TASK FORCE ENDORSES PROPOSED ?
FOES, SUPPORTERS DEBATE FRANKL
EXTENSION PROJECTS OEBATEO
LARGEST OF BOND PROPOSALS DRAJ
CARRBORO DECIDING 2 BONO ISSUE
CARRBOR STUDIES BONOS
BONO ISSUE TRAILING WITH 3 OF
GROUP FAVORS NEW VOTE ON FRANK
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARO OF EOUCA
SCHOOL DAMAGES TOTAL «1,702
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS SUFFER FR3
COMMITTEES GET MEMBERS OF BOA*
MERIT PAY PLAN TO BE SUGGESTED
EDUCATION BOARD CONSIDERS MERI
BOARO WILL GET REPORTS ON BETT
IMPROVEO QUALITY DISCUSSED
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARO OISMI
APPEALS COURT REVERSES TEACHER
BOTH FREEMANS FIREO BY SCHOOL
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARD TO V!
SCHOOL BOARO FAVORS 1/2-CENT T
MRS. FREEMAN TO GET HFARING
BOARDS TO TALK ABOUT ROOF PROS
SCHOOL BOARDS TO DISCUSS ROOFS
SCHOOL BOARD IN CHAPEL HILL ME
HIRING OF COMPUTER EXPERT OEL»
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS HIRING COM
HEARING TO CONTINUE TODAY FOR
SCHOOL BOARD CONTINUES HEARING
SUBPOENAS FOR REPORTERS ISSUE3
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS P0STP3
JUOGE TO RULE ON SUBPOENAS F03
SCHOOL BOARD SETS GOALS FOR 2
HEARING SET TODAY ABOUT SUBPO^
BOARO SETS GOALS
JUOGE SAYS REPORTERS MUST UBEf
BLACK STUDENTS IMPROVE ON TEST
BOARO UPHOLDS FIRING OF CAROLY
STATE CAN AFFORD MORE FOR SCH3
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES PAY HIKE
BOARO SUPPORTS READING PROGRAM
SCHOOL OFFICIAL REHIREO
ATEO AT SI. 32 MILLION
H
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4/19/84
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1/05/84
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1/05/84
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H
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H
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1/24/84
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H
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2/01/84
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H
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3/13/84
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s
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3/13/84
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H
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3/14/84
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H
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4/07/84
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H
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4/10/84
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H
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4/27/84
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H
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5/30/84
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H
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5/31/84
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H
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H
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8/01/84
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8/01/84
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H
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8/11/84
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H
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8/23/84
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H
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9/15/84
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H
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9/20/84
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9/20/84
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H
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9/25/84
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H
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9/26/84
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H
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9/28/84
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10/10/84
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10/24/84
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10/30/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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11/01/84
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H
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11/06/84
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11/07/84
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1/11/84
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1/I1/B4
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H
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1/13/84
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H
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1/27/84
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H
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H
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1/31/84
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H
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2/0B/84
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s
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2/20/84
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H
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H
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2/28/84
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H
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H
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H
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3/04/84
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H
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3/06/84
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PUTER EXPFRT
s
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3/06/84
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MRS. FREEMAN
H
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3/13/84
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H
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NFu AGAIN
H
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3/17/84
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H
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H
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3/20/84
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s
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3/20/B4
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H
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H
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B
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N FREEMAN
H
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3/28/84
B I
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H
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4/26/84
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s
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5/08/84
A 3
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H
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5/24/84
B 2
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H
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5/24/84
C 16
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H 0 N T H C
BOARD ENDORSES TEACHER 'LADOE'
80AR0 OKS CUT IN SCHOOL ROLLS
JARRETI NAMED CO-PRINCIPAL
JARRETT NAMED CO-PRINCIPAL AT
BOARO TO REVIEW POLICY ON LEAK
GROUP TELLS BOARD CITY SCHOOL1;
GROUP WANTS PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL
TWO CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO M
SCHOOL RACIAL PROBLEMS TO BE 0
SCHOOLS GET COMPUTER SUPERVISE
SCHOOL BOARD EYES LUNCH PRICE
WRESTLING BECOMES OFFICIAL TEA
BOARD TO REVIEW FIRING
HEARING SLATED TONIGHT ON FIRI
SCHOOL BOARD MULLS APPEAL OF S
BOARO UPHOLOS SECRETARY'S FIRI
SCHOOL SECRETARY LOSES JOB APP
POLICE POLICY FOR SCHOOLS ON 1
SCHOOLS TIGHTEN POLICY REGAROI
SCHOOLS CHANGE POLICY ON POL IC
SCHOOL BOARO WILL ANSWER QUEST
SESSION TO AIR SCHOOL CONCERNS
MORE RACIAL BALANCE REPORTED I
RACE FOCUS OF MEETING
CITY SCHOOL BOARD CRITICAL OF
RACE-RELATED CONCERNS DISCUSSE
BOARO MEETING TO FOCUS ON LEAR
PROBLEMS CITED WITH CO-PRINCIP
CO-PRINCIPAL SYSTEM GETS SECON
BOARO OKS CONTINUING CO-PRINCI
SCHOOL BOAROS TO CONFER ON SEE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO TALK ABOUT
OFFICIALS TO MEET DEC. 3 TO 01
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS DINNER IN
CITY SCHOOL BOARO OKS BOUNDARY
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS TO BE
N N U A L
i/oi/e*
INDEX
12/31/84
PHILLIPS
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HAVE RACIAL PROBLEMS
S TO BE RESOLVED
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ISCUSSED BY GROUP
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H SPORT AT JR. HIGH SCHOOLS
NG OF TEACHER
CHOOL SECRETARY'S FIRING
NG
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GENOA
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VOCATIONAL PROGRAM
0
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ALS AT PHILLIPS
D CHANCE
PAL PROGRAM
KING BOND ISSUE
BONOS
SCUSS SCHOOL PROJECTS
VITATION
CHANGE
DEBATED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO BOARD OF EOUCATION, BUDGET
CITY SCHOOLS' BUOGET $1 MILLI3N OVER REVENUES
CITY SCHOOLS OK 2-LEVEL RAISES
PLAN WOULD GIVE TEACHERS PAY 1AISE OF 15 PERCENT
SCHOOL BUDGET MAY GET OK
TEACHERS' PAY INCREASES MAY BE OPPOSEO
SCHOOL BOARO VOTES 1 St FOR ALL
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES PAY HIKES FOP. EMPLOYEES
BOARO OKS NEW SCIENCE LAB
TAX-CUT PROPOSAL DROPPED
BOARO TRIMS FUND BALANCE
CARRBORO SCHOOLS HAVE MONEY W3 E S
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER DOES MORE THAN LIST CREDIT
CHAMBER BANQUET SCHEOULEO JAN. 29
CHAMBER PLANS ANNUAL MEETING
CHAMBER LEAOER INSTALLED
CHAMBER SEEKS i 1 00 CONT" I BUTO» S
CHAMBER SETS FUND DRIVE
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER FORMS PROMOTION, SELF-HELP GROUPS
CHAMBER OKS 1/2-CENT HIKE ON SALES TAX
CHAMBER BOARO BACKS HALF-CENT SALES TAX HIKE
PANEL FORMED TO STUDY IDEAS FIR SCHOOLS
TAX WORKSHOPS PLANNED
TAX WORKSHOPS PLANNED
GOV. COLLINS TO BE VISITOR
CHAMBER WANTS CARRBORO TO COMPROMISE ON PLAN
CARRBORO GROUPS REQUEST m.lH FROM ALDERMEN
CHAMBER HONORS ITS TOP RECRUITERS
BUSINESS RECRUITERS HONORED
INOUSTRY THINKS COUNTY NEEOS ATTITUOE ADJUSTMENT
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER LOW ON CASH
CHAMBER SCHFOULES LEADERSHIP TRAINING
CHAPEL HILL CHAMBER FEELS MONEY CRUNCH
6 NOMINATED FOR CHAMBER'S B0A5 0
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL IS CHAMBER'S NEW PRESIDENT
MUNSON TO HEAO CHAMBER
COST OF LIVING: DURHAM - SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE; CHAPEL HILL.
CHAMBER ENDORSES FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER GIVEN CHAMBER'S SERVICE AWARD
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO COMMUNITY CHORUS
IF IT'S TUESDAY, IT'S TIME TO SING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO JAYCEES
HAUNTED HOUSE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
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SEE ALSO PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIG
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. CHAPEL HI
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DEATH OF 7-YEAR-OLD PROMTS
PANEL FORMED TO STUDY IDEA
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6/07/84
B 1
N
H90
H 2
6/08/84
B 4
N
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6/19/84
A 3
N
H90
H 3
6/20/84
B 1
N
H 3
6/30/94
B 1
N
H 3
7/03/8*
B I
N
K45
S 2
7/03/84
A 7
N
H 3
7/04/P4
C I
N
K45
S 2
7/04/84
C 9
N
H 3
7/18/84
B 1
N
H 2
8/12/94
B 11
N
H 3
8/14/84
B I
N
H90
H 3
8/18/84
C 1
N
H90
S 2
8/20/84
C 8
N
H 3
8/21/84
B 1
N
H90
S 2
8/21/84
A 6
N
H90
H 3
8/22/84
B 1
N
H90
H 3
9/08/84
B 1
N
H90
H 3
9/11/84
C I
N
946
S 2
9/11/84
A 3
N
S 2
9/14/84
A 14
N
H 3
9/14/84
B 1
N
H 3
9/15/84
B 1
N
H90
S 1
9/17/84
C I
N
H90
H 3
9/19/84
B 1
N
H90
H 3
9/18/84
B 1
N
H 3
10/05/84
B 1
N
H 1
11/03/94
B 1
N
H90
H 3
11/06/84
C 1
N
H90
S 2
U/06/e4
D 4
N
H 3
11/20/84
C 1
N
K45
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11/20/84
A 5
N
S 2
11/27/84
C 6
N
H 3
11/28/84
B 1
N
H90
H 3
12/04/84
B 1
N
S 2
12/10/84
A B
N
H 3
4/17/84
B 1
N
H90
H 3
5/01/84
B 1
N
H90
S 2
5/01/84
A a
N
H 3
5/05/84
a i
N
H90
S 2
5/07/84
C 12
N
H 3
5/08/84
B 1
N
H90
S 2
5/08/84
A 3
N
H 3
5/22/94
C 1
N
H90
H 3
6/13/e4
B 1
N
H 3
7/17/84
B 1
N
H90
S 2 8/28/84 9
H
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1/18/84
B
1
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H90
H
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1/20/84
B
1
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s
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1/20/94
A
3
N
H
2
1/30/84
B
1
p
N
H90
H
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2/09/84
B
1
N
H90
s
2
2/09/84
A
5
N
H
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2/12/84
B
9
N
H
3
2/23/84
B
I
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S
2
2/24/94
A
3
N
H
3
2/29/84
B
I
N
H90
H
3
3/29/84
B
I
N
5
2
3/30/84
A
7
N
H
2
4/20/84
B
4
□
N
H
3
4/27/84
B
1
P
N
H90
H
3
5/25/84
B
I
N
H90
H
3
5/31/84
B
1
N
S
2
5/31/94
A
3
N
H
3
7/13/P4
B
1
N
H90
H
3
7/21/94
C
1
N
H90
H
3
7/21/84
C
1
H
s
2
7/21/94
A
1 5
N
H
3
8/15/84
B
1
N
H
3
8/24/84
3
1
N
s
2
8/24/84
A
7
N
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H
2
9/26/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
10/19/84
B
1
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H90
H
3
11/15/84
B
1
N
H
2
12/07/84
B
1
P
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K45
H
2
10/28/84
B
7
P
P
F70
S
2
1/29/84
A 16 N
H
3
2/25/84
C
N
H90
H
3
2/29/84
8
N
H90
S
2
3/07/84
C
P F
946
H
2
3/23/84
B
N
H90
H
3
3/30/94
B
N
H
3
3/31/94
C
P F
H90
H
3
4/03/94
B
P N
H90
H
2
4/20/94
B '
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s
2
4/21/94
A 1
N
H
2
4/22/94
C
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H90
H
3
6/02/84
C
N
S
1
6/08/84
A
N
H90
H
3
6/09/84
c
N
H90
H
3
7/04/84
c
N
K45
H
3
8'10/84
B
N
H
2
8/15/94
B
> N
H
3
9/01/84
B
N
H90
S
2
9/09/94
A
1 N
s
2
9/15/84
A
1 N
H
3
9/18/94
B
N
H
3
10/02/o4
8
N
H
3
10/03/84
A
N
H90
H
3
10/23/84
c
N
H
3
1 1/10/P4
c
N
S
2
12/06/94
A
E
H
3
12/27/84
B
N
H
3
3/22/84
B
N
H90
S
2
6/14/84
A
> N
H90
H
3
6/15/94
B
N
H90
H
3
11/27/84
C
N
s
2-
11/27/84
C (
N
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/34
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM HELPS tHAPEL HILL PUPILS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLSt AFTE1 SCHOOL CHILD CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS
LEARNING CONTINUES AFTER SCH01L IN CHAPEL H I LL-CARRBORO PROGRAM
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS EXPANDING IN CITY
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS OFFERED AT LINCOLN CENTER
TEACHERS AWAY. CHILOREN GET TO PLAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ARTS PROGRAM
ART, DRAMA 5UTDENTS SPURN VACATIONS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
FLU HITS JUNIOR HIGH, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
FLU HITS ORANGE SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. BONO ISSUES
SCHOOL STUDY GROUP BLESSES BONDS. TAX
SCHOOL BOARDS TO CONFER UN SEEKING BONO ISSUE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO TALK ABOUT BONOS
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS DINNER INVITATION
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. BUDGE T
CITY SCHOOLS' BUDGET SI MILLI3N OVER REVENUES
CITY SCHOOLS OK 2-LEVEL RAISES
PLAN WOULD GIVE TEACHERS PAY IAISE OF 15 PERCENT
SCHOOL BUDGET MAY GET OK
TEACHERS" PAY INCREASES MAY 8F OPPOSEO
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES 15* FOR ALL
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PAY HIKES FOR EMPLOYEES
SCHOOL REPORT SAYS RULES FOR ATHLETES SHOULD BE UNIFORM
BOARO OKS NEW SCIENCE LAB
ORANGE COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS BUDGET TODAY
SCHOOL OFFICIALS OPPOSE TAX CJT
TAX CUT PLANS OPPOSED
BOARD OBJECTS TO PROPOSAL TO : UT TAXES FOR CITY SCHOOLS
PARENTS. TEACHERS URGED TO SP5AK OUT ON BUOGETS
TAX-CUT PROPOSAL OROPPEO
SCHOOLS PLAN TO PUSH FOR MORE COUNTY FUNDS
ORANGE MANAGER DROPS TAX CUT PROPOSAL
SCHOOL. COUNTY MANAGER DIFFER ON SCHOOL BUOGETS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK COUNTY FUR MORE MONEY
SCHOOLS' BUDGET CRITICIZED
STATE'S APPROPRIATION TO SAVE ONLY 530.000
ALLOCATED FUNOS MAY NOT SOLVE SCHOOL HOES
COUNTY BOARO ADOPTS BUOGET OF 122 MILLION
SCHOOLS TO GET 1314.500
BOARO TRIMS FUNO BALANCE
CARRBORO SCHOOLS HAVE MONEY WES
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SIT SPECIAL MEETING ON FUNDING NEEOS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. BUILDING PROJECT
SCHOOL BOARO FAVORS 1/2-CENT TAX INCREASE
BOARDS TO TALK ABOUT ROOF PROBLEMS
SCHOOL BOARDS TO DISCUSS ROOFS
BOARD OKS NEW SCIENCE LAB
ENGINEERS: «1.8 MILLION NEEDEO FOR ROOFS
SCHOOLS TO GET 1314.500
SCHOOL EOAROS TO CONFER ON SEEKING BONO ISSUE
SCHOOL BOARO ACCEPTS OINNER IMVITATION
CITY SCHOOL BOARO OKS BOUNDARY CHANGE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. BUSING
BUS SAFETY URGED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULES
MAKEUP OAY SET
STUOENTS GET BREAK
STUDENTS GET MONDAY OFF
TEACHERS AWAY, CHILOREN GET T3 PLAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBOPO SCHOOLS. CHILOREH'S SUMMER THEATER PRHGRAM
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR THEATER PROGRAM
ART. ORAMA SUTDENTS SPURN VACATIONS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. CLASS SIZE
SCHOOLS SQUEEZED BY CROWDING
BOARO HEARS PLEAS FOR SMALLER CLASSES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE PUPILS' TEST SCORES REGAIN HIGH
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SCHOOL BOARD IN CHAPEL HILL MEETS MONDAY
HIRING OF COMPUTER EXPERT DELAYED
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS HIRING COMPUTER EXPERT
SCHOOLS GET COMPUTER SUPERVISOR
CITY SCHOOLS INCREASING USE OF COMPUTERS
TEACHERS AT EPHESUS ROAO SCHO">L GET COMPUTER LAB
TEACHERS WORK OEAL TO USE COMPUTERS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. COST1;
MS. F0NV1ELLE: SPENDING ON PUILS VARIES WIDELY AMONG N.C. SCHOOLS
CHAPFL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. GROUPING
BOARD TO OISCUSS EDUCATIONAL PLANS
PUPIL PUBLISHERS: ART STUDENTS ILLUSTRATE. THEN MARKET SET OF BOOKS
SCHOOL BOARD SETS GOALS FOR 2 YEARS
7TH-GRADER PREDICTS ELECTION DINNERS
JOTTING DOWN MEMORIES: IN REMINISCENCE CLASS, STUOENTS LEARN...
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. PUPIL ASSIGNMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. REDI STR I C T ING
MORE RACIAL BALANCE REPORTED IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS IMPROVE RACIAL BALANCE
BLACK RIGHTS FIGHT REMEMBERED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. DRUG ABUSE
DRUGS. SUICIDE ATTEMPTS WORRYING SCHOOL OFFICIALS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. EMPLOYEES
EMBEZZLEMENT IS CHARGED
SCHOOL FINANCE OIRECTOR SUSPENDED
SCHOOL OFFICIAL IS SUSPENOED
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARD OISMISSES 2
BOTH FREEMANS FIRFO BY SCHOOL BOARD
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED AGAINST MRS. FREEMAN
FREEMAN'S HEARING POSTPONED! -US WIFE NOT CHARGED
NO CHARGES WILL BE FILED AGAINST CAROLYN FREEMAN
MRS. FREEMAN ASKS WHY SHE WAS FIRED
EX-FINANCE DIRECTOR TO APPEAL FIRING
CARL FREEMAN. UPCHURCH FACE M3RE CHARGES
PG L P BYL
S 2 9/08/84 A
H 3 2/25/84 C 1 P F H90
H 3 8/30/34 B 1 N H90
S 2 8/30/84 A 3 N
H 3 10/13/84 B 1 N H90
H 3 7/12/84 B I
H
3
1/27/84
B
I
N
H90
s
2
1/28/84
A
13
N
H
3
1/12/B4
B
1
N
H90
H
3
11/20/84
C
1
N
K45
s
2
U/20/84
A
5
N
H
3
U/28/e4
B
1
N
H90
H
3
4/17/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
5/01/84
B
1
N
H90
s
2
5/01/84
A
8
N
H
3
5/05/84
B
1
N
H90
s
2
5/07/84
C
12
N
H
3
5/03/84
3
1
N
H90
s
2
5/08/84
A
3
N
H
3
5/19/84
B
I
N
H90
H
3
5/22/84
C
1
N
H90
H
2
5/29/84
B
6
N
B46
H
3
6/02/84
C
1
N
H90
S
2
6/04/84
A
Zi
N
H
3
6/0V84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
6/13/84
B
1
N
H
3
6/13/84
B
1
N
s
2
6/13/84
0
5
N
s
2
6/13/84
c
6
N
H
3
6/15/e4
B
1
N
B46
H
3
6/19/84
c
I
N
H90
s
2
6/19/84
A
3
N
H
3
6/26/84
a
1
N
B46
s
2
6/26/84
A
3
N
H
3
6/29/84
B
1
N
B46
H
3
7/03/84
B
1
N
B46
H
3
7/17/84
B
1
N
H90
S
2
8/28/84
B
4
N
H
2
11/24/84
A
5
N
H
3
2/21/84
B
1
N
H
3
2/29/84
8
1
N
H
3
3/03/84
B
I
N
H
3
5/22/84
C
I
N
H90
H
3
6/14/84
B
I
N
B46
H
3
7/03/84
B
1
N
B46
H
3
11/20/84
c
1
N
K45
H
3
11/28/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
12/04/84
B
1
N
3/14/84 A 8
H 3 3/07/B4 B I
S 1 3/30/84 C I
H 2 4/01/84 A 1 I
H 3 10/13/84 B 1
H 3 5/24/84 B 1
H 3 7/12/84 B 1
H 3 8/29/34 B 1
H 3 10/02/84 B I
S 2 6/14/84 A 5
3/04/84 A
3/06/84 C
3/06/84 D
7/13/84 B
8/14/84 B
10/04/84 B
10/10/84 B
H 2 7/03/84 A 14
H 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
2/19/84 C
3/09/84 B
3/20/34 B
5/10/84 A
11/10/84 C
N
N
N
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N
N
N H90
N
N
N H90
N H90
N K45
N H90
H
3
9/15/94
B
1
N
H90
S
2
9/15/84
A
11
N
H
2
9/17/84
A
1
P F
H90
H
3
9/07/84
B
t
N
H90
H
2
2/02/34
A
6
N
s
2
2/03/84
C
1
N
X73
H
3
2/04/94
B
1
N
s
1
2/07/84
A
I
N
H
3
2/08/84
B
1
N
H90
S
2
2/08/84
A
5
N
K45
H
3
2/09/B4
B
1
N
H90
s
I
2/09/84
C
1
N
H
3
2/10/84
B
I
N
H90
s
1
2/10/84
C
1
N
s
2
2/13/84
A
1
N
H90
MONTHLY/4
SUBJECTS
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FREEMAN FACES MORE CHARGES IN
FUNn TO AIO MRS. FREEMAN
MRS. FREEMAN TO GET HEARING
HEARING SET MARCH 11
HEARINGS ARE POSTPONED FOR FRE
HEARING TO CONTINUE TOOAT FOR
SCHOOL BOARD CONTINUES HEARING
SUBPOENAS FOR REPORTERS ISSUE}
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS POSTPD
OISMISSAL HEARING TO BE RESET
JUDGE TO RULE ON SUBPOENAS FOH
HEARING SET TOOAY ABOUT SUBPOE
JUDGE SATS REPORTERS MUST OBEY
ACTING FINANCE DIRECTOR NAHEO
BREAK-IN LINKED TO SCHOOL EMPL
REPORT: SCHOOL OFFICIALS SUSPE
BOARD UPHOLDS FIRING OF CAROLY
EMBEZZLEMENT THARGES SENT TO Z
WITNESS SAYS HE CALLEO OFFICER
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN ENBEZZL
GRAND JURY GETS SCHOOL THEFT C
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES 1 5* FOR ALL
5CHOOL BOARD APPROVES PAY HIKE
TWO ADMINISTRATIVE JOBS MERGE?
JUDGE SUSPENDS FREEMAN'S TERM
FREEMAN GETS SUSPENOEO TERM F3
SCHOOLS HONOR TEACHERS. OTHERS
GROUP TELLS BOARD CITY SCHOOLS
GROUP HANTS PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL
TWO CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO H
SCHOOL RACIAL PROBLEMS TO BE 1
HEARING SLATED TONIGHT ON FIRI
SCHOOL BOARO MULLS APPEAL OF S
BOARD UPHOLDS SECRETARY'S FIRI
SCHOOL SECRETARY LOSES JOB APP
POLICE POLICY FOR SCHOOLS ON A
SCHOOLS TIGHTEN POLICY REGARDI
SCHOOLS CHANGE POLICY ON POL IC
SCHOOL CASE
EMAN, MS. UPCHURCH
MRS. FREEMAN
ON FREEMAN
IN FREEMAN HEARING
NEO AGAIN
REPORTERS
NAS
SUBPOENAS
OYEES
CTED BREAK-IN HAS INSIDE JOB
N FREEMAN
RAND JURY
S ABOUT PROJECTOR
EMENT CASE
ASE
S FOR EMPLOYEES
BY CITY SCHOOLS
R EMBEZZLEMENT
HAVE RACIAL PROBLEMS
S TO BE RESOLVED
EET HITH BLACK CAUCUS
ISCUSSED BY GROUP
NG OF TEACHER
CHOOL SECRETARY'S FIRING
NG
EAL. GETS S200 'RELIEF'
GENDA
NG CALLS TO POLICE
E
OATE
2/14/B4
2/22/84
2/28/84
2/28/84
3/07/84
3/13/84
3/13/84
3/14/84
3/17/84
3/11/84
3/20/64
3/20/B4
3/21/B4
3/21/84
3/28/84
3/28/84
3/28/84
4/11/34
4/12/84
4/12/84
4/12/B4
5/08/84
5/08/64
5/1)1/84
5/31/B4
5/31/84
6/02/R4
7/03/84
7/03/84
7/04/84
7/04/84
8/20/84
8/21/84
8/21/84
8/22/B4
9/D3/84
9/U/»4
9/11/84
S I
E L
C PG L
ENROLLMENTS COUNTEO
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ENERGY CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
ENERGY SAVINGS OUTLINED
ENERGY PROJECTS FOR 2 SCHOOLS HAVE 2.8-YEAR PAYBACK, CONSULTANTS SAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ENROLLMENT
PARENTS ASK BOARO TO REDRAH 01 STRICT
FEW SNAGS OEVELOP ON FIRST SCHOOL DAY;
BOTH SCHOOL SYSTEMS SHOW GROHT H
ENROLLMENT RISES IN ORANGE SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. FUNO RAISING
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING I SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUNO RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS)
THRIFT SHOPS EARN S223.804 FOH CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO SCHOOLS S 2 9/18/84
THRIFR SHOP IDEA BOOMS S 2 9/20/84
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
3/06/84
3/06/84
5/13/84
8/28/B4
9/1 1/84
9/11/84
1
1
1 0
1
1
a
l
t
6
1
5
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
5
T
1
3
1
1
3
I
1
7
1
9
B
1
6
I
1
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N
N H36
N
N B46
N
N
N H90
N B46
N U36
N
N
N
N H90
N
N
N
N K45
N
N K45
N
N
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H10
N B46
N H10
N H90
N H90
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GRANTS
PUPIL PUBLISHERS: ART STUDENTS ILLUSTRATE, THEN MARKET SET OF BOOKS
BOARD SUPPORTS READING PROGRAM
GRANTS GIVEN TO TEACHERS IN CARRBORO, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, RETAROED ANO HANDICAPPED PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GIFTED
IMPROVED DUALITY DISCUSSED
GIFTED STUDENT REPORT HEARO
SCHOOLS INCREASING PROGRAMS FIR EXCEPTIONAL CHILOREN
CITY SCHOOL BOARO CRITICAL OF VOCATIONAL PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN TO START NEXT MONOAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOL BOARD EYES LUNCH PRICE INCREASE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
YEARHOOO RESIGNS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
YEARHOOD RESIGNS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
JARRETT NAMEO CO-PRINCIPAL
JARRETT NAMEO CO-PRINCIPAL AT PHILLIPS
PERSONNEL SHIFTS MAOE IN SCHOOLS
PRINCIPALS ATTEND SEMINAR
CHAPEL HILL HIGH PRINCIPAL RESIGNING FOR JOB HITH PRIVATE SCHOOL...
FLEURY IS SELECTED ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
PROBLEMS CITED HITH CO-PRINCIPALS AT PHILLIPS
CO-PRINCIPAL SYSTEM GETS SECOMO CHANCE
BOARD OKS CONTINUING CO-PRINCIPAL PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. PUPIL ASSIGNMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, REOI STR I CT ING
BOARD OKS CUT IN SCHOOL ROLLS
BOARO ASKED TO GIVE UP PART Oc SCHOOL OISTRICT
OEVELOPER SEEKS SCHOOL CHANGE
THE CASE OF FINLEY FOREST
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER "OUNDARY LINE
STONERIOGE REQUEST IS NEARER APPROVAL
STONERIOGE SCHOOL LINES MAY CHANGE
COUNTY SCHOOLS RETAIN JURISDICTION OVER FINLEY FOREST
PUPILS MAY LEAVE SCHOOLS: TAX BASE HILL NOT CHANGE
COUNTY SCHOOLS PRUDENT IN REJECTING OISTRICT DEAL
OPANGE BOARD APPROVES CHANGE IN LINE DIVIDING SCHOOL DISTRICTS
STONERIOGE SCHOOL DISTRICT PR3P0SE0
CITY SCHOOL BOARO OKS BOUNDARY CHANGE
TURKEY FARM ROAD FAMILIES PETITION FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, RED IS TR I C T ING
SEE ALS"1 CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, PUPIL ASSIGNMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, RED I STR ICTING
PARENTS ASK BOARD TO REDRAH OISTRICT
SCHOOL BOARD DOESN'T ACT ON STONERIDGE'S REOUEST
SCHOOL OFFICIALS STUOY REDRAHING OISTRICT LINES
ORANGE BOARD APPROVES CHANGE IN LINE DIVIDING SCHOOL DISTRICTS
STONERIOGE SCHOOL DISTRICT PR1P0SF0
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS BOUNDARY CHANGE
TURKEY FARM ROAD FAMILIES PETITION FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, RETAHDEO AND HANDICAPPEO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
SCHOOLS INCREASING PROGRAMS FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILOREN
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ROBBERIES
3 3/03/84 B 1
2 5/24/84 B 2
2 12/04/84 A 13
N H90
N
3 1/31/84 B 1 N H90
3 2/23/84 B 1 N H90
2 7/29/84 B I N H90
3 9/18/84 B I N H90
H 3 3/30/84 B
H 2 8/12/84 B 11
H
1
2/09/84 B
1
N
S
?
2/01/84 A
S
N
%
?
6/H/B4 A
H
N
H90
H
^
6/20/84 B
1
N
H
?
8/03/84 B
6
N
S
f
1/04/e4 A
H
N
H
3
1/26/84 B
I
N
H90
s
7
10/03/84 A
10
N
H
1
11/03/84 B
1
N
H90
H
3
11/06/84 C
1
N
H9CI
s
2
11/06/84 D
4
N
H
2
6/08/84
B
4
N
H90
H
2
9/05/84
B
I P
N
H24
s
2
9/05/84
*
6
N
L38
H
2
9/08/84
A
4
E
H
3
9/08/84
8
1
N
H
3
9/1 1/84
C
1
N
H90
s
2
9/11/34
A
3
N
H
2
9/18/84
B
1
N
H24
s
2
9/18/84
b
1
N
L38
s
2
9/19/84
A
4
E
H
3
11/21/84
B
1
N
H90
s
2
11/21/84
A
8
N
H
3
12/04/64
B
1
N
H
3
12/11/84
B
1
N
H90
5/13/84 B
5/16/84 C
5/16/64 A
U/21/B4 B
11/21/64 A
12/04/64 B
12/11/84 B
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
N
N
N H90
4
H 2 . 7/29/84 3 I
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
MAN CHARGED IN THEFT
CHARGED HOUNT
BREAK-IN LINKEO TO SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
REPORT: SCHOOL OFFICIALS SUSPECTED BREAK-IN WAS INSIDE JOB
CHAPFL HILL/CARR90R0 SCHOULSt SPECIAL SCHOOL OISTRICT TAX
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TAXES
SCHOOL STUDY GROUP BLESSES BONOS. TAX
ORANGE OFFICIAL yANTS TAX CUT
BOARD OBJECTS TO PROPOSAL TO : UT TAXES FOR CITY SCHOOLS
TAX-CUT PROPOSAL DROPPED
ORANGE MANAGER DROPS TAX CUT PROPOSAL
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK COUNTY FDR MORE MONEY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. SPORTS (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SCHOOL REPORT SAYS RULES FOR ATHLETES SHOULD BE UNIFORM
ATHLETIC POLICY MULLED
KRESTLING BECOMES OFFICIAL TEAM SPORT AT JR
WRESTLING NOW OFFICIAL SPORT AT TWO JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS
GH SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
PTA REQUESTS SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS
PTA SEEKS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FDR SUMMER SCHOOL
ART. ORAMA SUTOENTS SPURN VACATIONS
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL OFFICIAL REHIRED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. TEACHERS
SEE TEACHFRS. CHAPEL HILL ANO CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. TUITION
PTA REQUESTS SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS
PTA SEEKS SCHOLARSHIP FUNOS FDR SUMMER SCHOOL
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SCHOOL DAMAGES TOTAL tl.702
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS SUFFER FRDM VANOALISM
SEAWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VANDALIZED
SEAWELL ELEMENTARY VANDALIZED
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. VOCATIONAL PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOL BOARD CRITICAL OF VOCATIONAL PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
SEYMOUR IS PRESIOENT OF SCHOOL FOUNDATION
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SEWAGE TREATMF NT PLANT
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO. SEWAG5 TREATMENT PLANTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITEO FUND
SCHOOLS TIGHTEN POLICY REGARDING CALLS TO POLICE
UNITED WAY KICKOFF
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO YMC A
SEE YMCA, CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL/ORANGE COUNTY. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ZONING
TOWN COUNCIL OKS JOINT PLANNING DEAL
CHAPEL OF THE CROSS
LEE NAMED COAOJUTOR IN VIRGINIA
BISHOP-ELECT: RECTOR SAYS HE'5 RELUCTANT TO LEAVE GROWING PARISH
CHAPEL OF THE CROSS PLANS ANNJAL A. B.C. SALE MAY 5
N E
P 0
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DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
S 2 3/20/84 A 5 N
H 3 3/21/84 B I N
S 2 3/28/84 A 5 N
H 3 3/28/84 B 1 N H90
1
1/12/84
R
1
N
H90
r
5/2T/84
A
1
N
B46
3
6/05/84
H
1
N
H9<1
i
6/13/84
H
1
N
?
6/13/84
(.
h
N
j
6/19/84
L
1
N
H90
H 3 5/19/84 B I N H90
S 2 5/19/84 A 16 N
H 3 8/14/84 B I N H90
S 2 8/14/84 A 3 N
2/09/84 B
2/09/84 A
7/12/84 B
H 2 5/24/84 C 16
2/09/84 B
2/09/84 A
1/11/84 B
1/11/84 A
1/24/84 A
1/25/84 B
I
15
3
I
3 9/11/84 C
3 10/03/84 C
H 2
H 2
H 2
N H90
N
N H90
H 3 9/18/84 B 1 N H90
H 3 4/27/84 B 1 N
N 846
P S76
H 3 4/25/B4 B 1
2/12/84 B B
2/18/64 A 7
4/22/84 C 14
CHARITY PATIENTS
CHARITIES
SEE ALSO FETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO DURHAM C"UNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS!
SEE ALSO GREATER OURHAM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO RAFFLES
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
CHILDREN SEND EASTER BASKETS TO STORM VICTIMS
GROUP EYES WAYS TO HELP NEEDY
POLICE WARN CANOY SALES UNCHARITABLE
SALVATION ARMY AID TO POOR TRIPLES
FOOD ANO SHELTER PROGRAMS TO RECEIVE «37,489 IN FUNDS
CHARITY
GENEROSITY AND SHOUTING
DOING THE WORKS OF GOD
GOP COLLECTING FOOO FOR NEEDY
THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN OEPENDS ON GENEROSITY
CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER
BURNEO-OUT DURHAM FAMILY GETS HELP
AMERICANS GENEROUS TO ETHIOPIANS WITHOUT FORGETTING NEEDY AT HOME
CHARITY BAZAAR
ANNUAL CHARITY BAZAAR WILL BE THIS WEEKEND
CHARITY BAZAAR SCHEOULED AT M« LL
CHARITY LEAGUE OF OURHAM
SEE DURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE
CHARLES A. DUKES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICE TO OUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. AWARDS
KALE GETS ALUMNI AWARO FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE
16 OUKE ALUMNI TO RECEIVE AWARD
16 OUKE ALUMNI NAMED FOR AWARD
CHARLES RIVER LABORATORIES
FIRM TO 3UIL0 FACILITY IN WAKE COUNTY
CHARLESTON. S.C.
SEE ALSO S.C.
GARRIS GETS NEW YMCA JOB IN CHARLESTON, S.C.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
N.C. INLAND PORT TO OPEN
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPSSTS CARTERET OFFICIALS
CHARLOTTE PORT GOOD FOR N.C. IMPORTERS. EXPORTERS
BUSINESSMEN PRAISE FIRST N.C. INLAND PORT
FIRST SHIPMENT MADE FROM STATE'S INLAND PORT
PANEL TO DISCUSS FAIR HOUSING IN CHARLOTTE
N.C. INLAND PORT IS DEDICATED
TWISTERS HOP ACROSS DIXIE. KILLING FIVE
LAND FOR 2 MILES OF HIGHWAY MDST EXPENSIVE EVER FOR N.C.
TEEN PLAYS DOWN SLAYING OF 'ONE-MAN CRIME WAVE'
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S IJ B J E
FORMES CHARLOTTE LAWYER INDICTEO
FIR" PLANS TO HOVE OFFICE TO CHARLOTTE
EXPLOSION ENOS CHASE OF SUSPECT
21-VEAR-OLO MAN CHARGEO WITH CHARLOTTE SLAYING
BOMB EXPLOSION KILLS CHARLOTTE MAN AT HOME
CONSOLIDATION OPPOSED
CHARLOTTE TO MOST USFL EXHIBITIONS
ESCORT SERVICES REPORTED BACK IN BUSINESS AFTER RAID BY POLICE
CEREMONY SET TODAY FOR NEW BISHOP IN N.C.
NEW BISHOP SAYS MAKING U.S. ECONOMIC SYSTEM MORE FAIR IS MATTER..
CHARLOTTE OFFICIALS LAUNCH CRACKDOWN ON PORNOGRAPHY
CHARLOTTF. N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
COLLEGE AIDS CHARLOTTE'S INDUSTRIAL RECRUITMENT
CHARLOTTE. N.C. POPULATION
ANNEXATION KEY FACTOR IN CHARLOTTE'S BIG JUMP
SUN BELT CITIES ARE GROWING BY MIGRATION ANO ANNEXATION
CHARLOTTE. N.C. SPORTS ARENA
SEE ALSO SPORTS ARENA
CHARLOTTE PONDERS 25,000-SEAT ARENA
CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
SEE DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE. N.C I
CHARLOTTE AREA EOUCATIONAL CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHARLOTTc
CHARLOTTE AREA SCHOOLS LIKE T-IEIR CONSORTIUM
CHARLOTTE-OOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL A 15 POR T
SEE DOUGLAS AIRPORT ICHARLOTTE, N.C I
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER TO GIV? REST TO WEARY
CHARLOTTE'S HOSPITAL SYSTEM MAY BE PROTOTYPE FOR FUTURE
SIX HOSPITALS. NURSING HOMES POOL RESOURCES IN CHARLOTTE
EVERYONE HAS A STAKE IN LIMITING MEDICAL COSTS
N.C. HAS NEW TEST-TUBE TRIPLETS
CHARLOTTE MOT
SEE ALSO S
WHITTING
CHARLOTT
PETTY DR
BAKER FA
RAIN HAL
RAIN HAL
TOURING
GANT CLA
GANT TOP
LENGTH H
60NNETT
WORLD 60
30NNETT
ALLISON
ALLISON
BEST OF
CHARLOTT
ALLISON
PARSONS
EARNHARO
LABONTE
WALTRIP
WALTRIP
TODAY'S
ELLIOTT
BILL ELL
WALTRIP
WALTRIP:
OR SPEEDWAY
TOCK CAR RACING
TON CRACKS MARK IN QUALIFYING AT CHARLOTTE
E WINNERS SET MARK
AWS A CROWD
VORITE FOR WORLD 600 POLE QUALIFYING
TS OUALIFYING FOR WORLD 600: YARBOROUGH RECORDS FASTEST SPEEDS.
TS QUALIFYING FOR WORLD 600
THE EATING TRACK
IMS POLE FOR WORLD 603
OUALIFIEP FOR WORLD 600
IGHEST HURDLE IN CAPTJRING WORLD 600
LOOKS FOR WIN
0: NO. 25 FOR WORLD 600. NO. 200 FOR PETTY?
STILL IRATE AT RULING
NUDGES WALTRIP, SPEED IN SPORTSMAN
WINS WORLD 600 AS CALF'S ENGINE BLOWS
FORTUNES SMILE ON ALLISON
E'S SLICK SURFACE TOPS ON ORIVERS' HATE LIST
CLAIMS 3RD WORLD 600 TITLE
RECORO RUN NETS HIM FILLER POLE
T SETS PACE FOR 2N0-DAY QUALIFIERS
PUTS RACE BEFORE POINTS STANDINGS
CAPTURES MILLER 300
PLANS FRONT-RUNNING TO PICK UP PRECIOUS POINTS
MILLER 500: DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS
WINS 'DREAMY' MILLER 5 00
IOTT RALLIES PAST BENVY PARSONS
WINS 300
LIVING IN NASCAR SUPERSTARS' SHADOWS.. .UNFA IRLY
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER 1NEWSPAPERI
POLL: HIGHER TAXES OKAY FOR SCHOOLS
POLL: CAROLINIANS 0ISSATISFIE1 WITH RESULTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CAROLINIANS CONFIDENT OF ECONOMY
BAKKER SAYS NEWSPAPER OFFEREO HIM NO CHANCE TO RESPOND
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER MARATHON
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
DURHAM RUNNER SECONO
CHARLOTTE POLICE DEPT.
POLICE CARS PUT ON FUEL-S A V I N" OIET
BURGLARY VICTIM TAKES SHOT AT POLICE OFFICER
CHARLOTTE OFFICER FIREO AFTER CHARGE OF MURDER FILED
MAN SHOOTS POLICEMAN
STANDOFF IN CHARLOTTE ENOS WHEN MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
EX-MARINE DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN KILLS TFE'I SOUGHT IN SEXUAL ASSAULT
CHARLOTTE POLICE REPORT MAN KILLED AFTER CHASE
TWO MEN CHARGEO IN LOTTERY OPERATION
CHARLOTTE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
CHARLOTTE SYMPHONY PREMIERES NEW WORK BY ROBERT WARD
CHARL0TTF/MECKLEN8URG SCHOOLS
FORMER TEACHER WON'T BE PROSECUTED ON 2 COUNTS
EOUCATORS: ATTEMPTS AT CURRICJLUM CONTROL ON RISE
CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH
SEE ALSO THE C
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO RAILR
SEE ALSO TRAIN
N.C. TRAIN P
RAIL LINK WO
CHARLOTTE TO
TRAIN PLANS
BRING BACK T
LEGISLATORS
TRAIN SERVIC
TRAIN GETS C
CITY PANEL "
RAIL LINK A
GROUP URGES
STATE BUOGET
TRAIN STATIO
CITY'S FINAN
OCTOBER STAR
THE SOONER T
STATE TO SEE
WHISTLE IS B
DURHAM DEPOT
TRAIN SPEEDS
TRAIN SERVICE
AROL INI AN
M. N.C. PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
H UNION TRAIN STATION
OADS. DURHAM
s
ROPOSAL GAINING STEAM
RTH A TRY
RALEIGH TRAIN GETS BOARO OK
MOVE ANOTHER NOTCH
RAINS - ON A TRIAL BASIS
SKEPTICAL APOUT A4T»AK EXPERIMENT
E BENEFITS OUTWEIGH COSTS
OLD SHOULDER IN It IAD
ACKS PASSFNGER TRAIN SERVICE TO CHARLOTTE
KEY ELEMENT IN CITY'S RE V I T AL 1 Z A T I ON
1500,000 FOR PASS'NGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
PLANS INCLUOE TRA IN MONEY
N FUNDING IS CUT <= ROM STATE BILL
CIAL CRUNCH DICTATES TYPE OF STATION
TING DATE PLANNEO FOR R AL E I GH- TO-CHARLOTTF TRAIN
HE OETTER FOR NEW N.C. RAIL LINK
K RIGHTS TU USE HACKS
LOWING FOR TRAIN S TOP
SHOULD NOT BE MA<ESHIFT SHED
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BURLINGTON WILL NEED PLATFORM
NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE FOR RALF
CITY'S AMTRAK PLANS ARE RIGHT
MEBANE TURNS DOWN REQUESTS TO
TRAIN SHELTER LIKELY TO COST ;
AGENCIES WOULO HELP WITH PLAN
SAVING BLACKNALL HOUSE IS MAY}
BLACKNALL HOUSE GETS DEADLINE
TOWNS REJECT AMTRAK REOUEST T3
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
DURHAM AMTRAK FARFS SET
CITY'S TRAIN CHASE ON LINE FO*
RAILROAD STATION APPROVAL INOI
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN PASSENGER SH
AMTOAK SHELTER LOCATION NO LAS
COUNCIL WANTS TRAIN SHELTER DO
CHANGING DEPOT SITE SHOULD BE
PUBLIC MUST RIDE TO KEEP TRAI>4
BURLINGTON PLANS GALA GREETING
AMTRAK OKS PETTIGREW SITE FOR
SHELTER TO BE ON PETTIGREW
AMTRAK 'CAROLINIAN' TRAIN SCHE
OURHAM STATION
RFST HOME BUILDER PLEADS FOR S
DURHAM GROWTH BOUNDARIES MAY B
FANFARE TO WELCOME NEW PASSENG
TRAIN HONORED TODAY
TRAIN ARRIVES
CELEBRATING
INSIDE
AMTRAK: A 'FUN WAY TO GO*
CAROLINIAN: 'LOOK AT THOSE PE3
NOTHIN' COULD BE BETTER THAN A
DURHAM TRAIN RIDERSHIP GOOD
PROPOSAL THAT LEO TO INTRASTAT
AMTRAK TRIP PLEASANT
AMTPAK'S CAROLINIAN EXPECTED T
AMTRAK "OOING GREAT' IN EXPERI
AMTRAK LINK IS ON TRACK
DURHAM ON RIGHT TRACK
NUAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/84
FOR TRAIN STOP
IGH-TO-CHARLOTTF TRAIN
ON SCHEDULE
RAISE RAILROAD SPEED LIMIT
ITY S20.000
TO SAVE HOUSE
R'S LATEST 'VISION'
EXTENSION
INCREASE TRAIN SPEED LIMITS
WILL NOT USE BLACKNALL HOUSE
FIRST RUN
CATED BY CITY COUNCIL
ELTER
T-MINUTE DECISION
WNTOWN
POSTPONED
ALIVE
FOR RETURN OF TRAIN SERVICE
NEW TRAIN SHELTER
EOULE
PEEOY SEWER EXTENSION
E CHANGED
ER TRAIN
PLE'... ■
RIDE ON THE 'CAROLINIAN'
E PASSENGER TRAIN BEGAN IN GREENVILLE
0 GATHER STEAM
MENTAL RUN
CHARTER MEDICAL COPP.
COURT RULES HOSPITAL DID NOT VIOLATE ANTITRUST LAWS
CHARTER PROPERTIES, INC.
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON APARTMENT PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON APARTM=NTS
CHARTERS
OFFICIALS MAY REVOKE CHARTERS FOR 41 TOWNS IN NORTH CAROLINA
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR SMALL N.: . TOWN
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO L IOUOR-BY-THE DRINK, LATHAM COUNTY
FORE OESTRPUS CJATJA, JP,6
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
INOUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY IN JAN.
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
CHATHAM COUNTY AOOPTS INTERIM BUOGET
CHATHAM TAXPAYERS FACE 6-CENT INCREASE IN RATE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C
SECTION TO GET CABLE TV
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUE
ELECTION '84: MURCHISON IS UNOPPOSED
ELECTION '84: CHAIRMAN OF COMI I SS IUNE RS FACES TEST IN CHATHAM COUNTY
ABC ISSUES WIN IN CHATHAM COUNTY
SOBER NEWS: MIXED ORINKS LOST IN CHATHAM
FOUR AREA COUNTIES TO HAVE LOCAL RUNOFFS TUESOAY
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
AREA PLANNERS EXPECT INDUSTRY, POPULATION GROWTH
ROSY FUTURE SEEN FOR CHATHAM
ZONING PROPOSAL FOR JOROAN LA<E BEING OPPOSED
CHATHAM CO., ORDINANCES
CHATHAM BOARD'S AGENDA INCLUDES MOBILE-HOME LAW
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
CHATHAM TAXPAYERS FACE 6-CENT INCREASE IN RATE
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. TAXES
CHATHAM TAXPAYERS FACE 6-CENT INCREASE IN RATE
Chatham county, n.c, WATtR and sejer proposal
CHATHAM BOARD PROMISES ACTION ON WATER
BOARD CHRISTENS NEW ANNEX
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
PLAZA RECEIVES PERMISSION FOR SIGNS
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS OELAY DECISION ON DUPLEX PROPOSAL
JORDAN LAKE HEARING SET TUESDAY
ZONING PROPOSAL FOR JOROAN LA<E BEING OPPOSED
INDUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY IN JAN.
CHATHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
ELECTION '8*1 MURCHISON IS UNOPPOSED
ABC ISSUES WIN IN CHATHAM COUM TY
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PLAZA RECEIVES PERMISSION FOR SIGNS
CHATHAM WUITS JOB AGENCY
CHATHAM HIRFS MANAGER
CHATHAM BOARO PROMISES ACTION ON WATER
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS DELAY DECISION ON OUPLEX PROPOSAL
»7 MILLIUN IN BONOS OK'O
JORDAN LAKE HEARING SET TUESDAY
SECTION TO GET CABLE TV
CHATHAM TAXPAYERS FACE 6-CENT INCREASE IN RATE
ACTION URGED ON PLAN TO ZONE JORDAN LAKE
BOARD CHRISTENS NEW ANNEX
INDUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY IN JAN.
CHATHAM BOARD'S AGENDA INCLUDES MOBILE-HOME LAW
OK EXPECTED FOR LAKE ZONING
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUOGET
CHATHAM COUNTY AOOPTS INTERIM BUDGET
CHATHAM TAXPAYERS FACE 6-CENT INCREASE IN RATE
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
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6/02/84 C
H
I 2/14/84 A 1
3 2/14/84 B I
1 5/23/84 B 1
N
N H60
N
N
N H60
N H60
N L30
N
N H60
H 3 12/04/84 B 1
H 3 7/21/84 C 1
H 3 7/21/84 C 1
3
3/06/84
C 1
N
H60
3
10/02/B4
B 1
N
H60
1
1/10/84
B 1
N
H60
3
4/03/84
8 t
N
H60
2
5/19/84
8 1
N
H60
1
5/23/84
B 1
N
H60
11/06/84
C I
N
H60
3
2/11/84
B 1
N
3
5/10/84
B 1
N
H60
1
1/10/84
B 1
N
H60
?
1/20/84
A 1
N
K90
3
2/22/84
B 1
N
3
3/06/84
C 1
N
H60
3
4/03/84
B 1
N
H60
3
5/08/84
B 1
N
H60
2
5/19/84
6 1
N
H60
3
6/05/84
B 1
N
3
7/21/84
C 1
N
2
9/05/84
B 1
N
H60
3
10/02/84
B 1
N
H60
1
11/06/84
C 1
N
H60
3
12/04/84
B 1
N
H60
2
12/19/84
C 1
N
H60
H 3 7/07/84 B 1
H 3- 7/21/84 C I
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N a E
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAG
N E
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ELECTION •84: MURCHISON IS UNOPPOSED
ELECTION 'SI,: CHAIRMAN OF COMMISSIONERS FACES TEST IN CHATHAM COUNTY
ABC ISSUES WIN IN CHATHAM COUNTY
CHATHAM OFFICIALS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
CHATHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE ANNEX TO BE OCCUPIcD
BOARO CHRISTENS NEW ANNEX
CHATHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CHATHAM CONVENTION SATUROAY
CHATHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
CHATHAM BUILDING WINS AWARO
CHATHAM COUNTY GOVFRNMENT OFFICE C1MPLEX
COURTHOUSE ANNEX TO BE OCCUPIED
CHATHAM COUNTY MANAGER
CHATHAM HIRES MANAGER
CHATHAM COUNTY OFFICE BUILOING
PITTSRORO GOVERNMENT'S MOVE GOES SMOOTHLY
CHATHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
ZONING PROPOSAL FOR JORDAN LAKE BEING OPPOSED
INDUSTRY TO OPEN IN SILER CITY IN JAN.
CHATHAM FAMILY BIRTH CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO MIOwIFERY
HIOWIFE HEAD SAYS BUSINESS BOOMING
CHAIHAM MANUFACTURING CO.
CHATHAM MANUFACTURING NAMES NEW PRESIDENT
CHFATING (IN SCHOOL C COLLEGE I
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. SCANOALS
MOST N.C. COLLEGE CHEATING HANDLED OUIETLY BY FACULTIES
VIRGINIA SCHOOL FALLS PREY TO SPORTS SICKNESS
INTERRUPTED SENTENCING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
CHECK FRAUD
SEE BAD CHECKS
CHECKERS
SEE ALSO GAMES
YOUR "OVE
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
NCNB OFFERS MONEY MARKET CHEC<ING ACCOUNT
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
BANKING COSTS RISE
CHEEKS CROSSROAD COMMUNITY (ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.I
SEWER EXTENSION ON BOARO AGENDA
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR PLAN
COUNTY BOARD HEARS SHOUTING
BOARD SAYS WATER. SEWER PLANNING HINGES ON ZONING
ZONING PREREOUISIT FOR WATER, SEWER
COMMISSIONERS TO GET CHEEKS ZONING PROPOSAL
ZONING DECISION EXPECTED APRIL 2
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ZONING LAWS TO BE CONSIDERED
BOARO PUSHES ZONING. LAND-USE PROPOSALS
ORANGE BOARO APPROVES PLAN TO CREATE RESERVOIR
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ISSUE
OELAY OF ZONING ISSUE ASKED
COUNTY PANEL ADOPTS PLAN FOR LAND USE
CHEEKS ZONING ISSUE UP FOR BOARD OECISION
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ZONING
CHEEOLEAOERS
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS. TROPHY WINNERS. BIRTHDAYS. ANNIVERSARIES...
WINNING CHEER
CHEERLEADING TO BECOME AN OFFICIAL SCHOOL SPORT
LEARNING TO CHEER
CHEERS
HORNET SPIRIT
CHEERLEADING CHAMPS
WOLFPACK CHEERLEADER DEFIES DOCTORS' ODDS
CHEESE
CHEESE, BUTTER TO BE AVAILABLE
APPLICATIONS FOR CHEESE, BUTTER OPEN UNTIL FRIDAY
FREE FOOD AVAILABLE TO NEEDY 1ESIOENTS
TRACTOR-TRAILER LOSES BRAKES, LOAD OF CHEESE
CHEFS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CHEF'S ASSOCIATION
TRIANGLE CHFFS SHARE VIEWS ON THEIR JOBS, CUISINE
CULINARY WORKSHOP SCHFOULEO AT DUKE UNIVERSITY ON FEB. 26
THIS BUSINESSES MAIN INGREDIENT IS MOM'S SECRET BARBECUE SAUCE
EDIBLE CENTER PIECES
DURHAM CHEF HONORED
GREENBRIER CHEFS GRADUATE IN STYLE
CHEMICAL FIRES
TRUCK FIRE CLOSES PART OF 1-85
TIME LAG IN IDENTIFYING CHEMICALS ADDS TO DANGER
CHEMICAL INOUSTRY INSTITUTE OF TOXICOLOGY
SEE ALSO TOXICOLOGY
CHEMISTS ATTENDING INSTITUTE TOLO:
PUBLIC CONFUSED BY VARIED FINDINGS
CHEMICAL RECYCLING CO.
HAZARDOUS WASTE FIRM MAY SHUT ITS DOORS
CHEMICAL SOLVENTS, INC.
COUNCIL ENOORSES CLOSING OF WASTE RECYCLING FIRM
RECYCLING FIRM TO CLOSE DOORS BY ENO OF 1986
CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTITN AGENCY
SEE ALSO GAS LEAK
SEE ALSO r.ASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
CLEAN UP WASTES, LANGUAGE, TOO
OF TOXICOLOGISTS
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H 3 5/04/84 B 1 N H60
H 3 5/1(1/84 B 1 N H60
H 3 11/01/84 B 1 N
H 3 8/07/84 B I N
H 3 10/02/8* B 1 N H60
H 3 4/13/84 8 1 N
H 3 2/08/84 B 1 P N L30
H 3 8/07/84 B 1 N
H 3 2/22/84 B 1 N
H 3 5/18/84 B 1 N L30
H 1 5/23/84 B 1 N H60
H 1 11/06/84 C 1 N H60
H 2 3/26/84 A 12 N
H 2 7/27/84 A 6 N
H 2 9/08/84 8 1 N
S 2 12/04/84 A 4 E
H 2 12/28/84 A 4 E
3/20/84 A 1 P P M66
H 2 7/19/84 A 19 N
H 2 11/04/84 D 12 P N L41
S 2 11/21/84 C 1 N C60
H
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2/08/84
B
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H
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2/14/84
B
1
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W36
H
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2/15/84
B
I
N
B46
H
3
2/21/84
B
1
N
B46
s
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2/21/84
B
4
N
H
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3/03/84
B
I
N
H
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3/06/84
C
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S
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3/06/84
A
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3/20/84
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3/20/84
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3/28/84
A
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N
H
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3/28/84
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H
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4/03/84
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H
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10/01/84
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10/02/84
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1/17/84
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H
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4/t2/84
A
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N
H
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10/06/84
A
1 1
N
H
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12/19/84
C
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N
2/09/84 C
2/09/84 C
2/13/84 B
4/05/54 C
7/29/84 0
11/22/84 C
H45
L30
J40
F70
H4 5
2/29/84
3/01/84
1 P N J56
H 2 3/22/84 B 2 N 8)0
H 2 5/13/84 B 7 N
S 2 12/17/84 C 1
S 2 12/18/84 A 1 N M69
S 2 12/19/84 A 1 P N M69
SUBJECTS
N E
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1/14/85
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSn WATER OUALITY
AMMONIA IS RELEASED
ACID FORCES EVACUATION
HATER PLANT IS THREATENED
KINGS MOUNTAIN, MILL FACE FINE
LOOSE RAIL ON SWITCH BLAMED F3
2 TREATED AT HOSPITAL AFTER S?
SPILL MAKES 2 EMPLOYEES SICK
HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS HELLS CON
EPA PLANNING CLEANUP OF DRY-CL
HELLS CLEANUP BEGINS THIS HEE<
TRACTOR-TRAILER SPILLS TOXIC C
SOURCE OF LEAK BEING SOUGHT
EARLY DETECTION IS VITAL IN PL
EPA PAYING FOR HATER HOOKUPS
4 CONTAMINATEO HELLS RESULT IN
CHEMICAL FIRM ASKEO TO PREVENT
FIRM WORKING TO AVUIO CHEMICAL
CHEMICAL LEAKS FROM TRUCK; 12
EPA STUDYING DURHAM HELLS
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TO PAY FOR
EPA ASKS EXTERMINATOR TO PAY
HATER LINE EXTENSION HILL COST
SPILL FORCES EVACUATION OF ARE
STATE PROBING CHEMICAL SPILL
STATE AHAITING FIRM'S REPORT S
DURHAM FIRM GIVES CHEMICAL SPI
7 FAMILIES MAY HAVE TO HAIT UN
GROUP HANTS RECYCLING FIRM TO
STATE TELLS FIRM REPORT HAS LA
HEARING MAY BE DELAYED
RECYCLING FIRM FINED 111 OOO
FIRM'S ACTIONS DON'T INSPIRE C
RECYCLING FIRM NOT WELCOME
HEARING DELAYED ON PERMIT FOR
HATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
CITY PANEL BACKS HATER LINE EX
EPA HILL PAY FOR HATER LINE E<
HUNT CRITICIZES HFLMS' ENVIRON
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP BACKS HUNT
MARKHAM RAPS SPILL REPORT OEL»
TRUCK SUSPECTED OF LEAKING PC
TRAILER FOUND AT TRUCK STOP MA
TRAIN CARRYING TOXIC CHEMICAL
40 FAMILIES EVACUATED BY TRAIN
CHEMICAL SPILLS AT FAY ST. F I?
CHEMICAL LEAK FORCES EVACUATID
CONTROVERY CLINGS TO EAST OURH
RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT AGAINST RE
LIABILITY FOR N.C. TOXIC HASTE
SIX CHEMICAL BARRELS FOUND IN
R ACCIDENT
ILL
TAMINATED BY CHEMICAL
EANING CHEMICAL
HEMICAL
UGGING TANK LEAKS
EPA ASSISTANCE
LEAKAGE
LEAK
HOMES EVACUATEO IN VA.
HATER LINES
1300.000
A IN GREENSBORO
N CHEMICALS FOUND IN DITCH
LL REPORT
TIL DECEMBER FOR CITY HATER
MOVE OUT
TE
ONFIOENCE
HAZARDOUS HASTE STORAGE
TENSION FOR RIVERDALE DRIVE
TENSION
MENTAL RECORD
FOR SENATE
Y HOLD PCBS
OVERTURNS
DERAILMENT, FIRE
M
N ON FAY ST.
AM PLANT
CYCLING FIRM
HANOLERS DEBATED
TAR RIVER
CHEMICAL TESTS
BIO TESTS CALLED
NEW FRONTIER" FOR MENTALLY ILL
CHEMICAL HARFARE
TREATIES SOMETIMES FUTILE
A CHILLING THOUGHT
CHEMICAL HASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMFNT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES OISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEHAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
CLEANUP SLOGS ON
PLANT FOR CHEMICAL WASTE MAY 9E BUILT IN LAURINBURG
PROPOSED RULES CALLED BURDEN FOR TEXTILES
ON-SITE STORAGE BEST
PLANT SAFETY PROBE NEEDEO
CAN YOU BELIEVE HHAT HAPPENED TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE IN IN0IA7 (CARTOON)
CHIP MAKING: IS IT AS CLEAN AS IT SEEMS?
CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
EXPLOSION IN BURLINGTON LEAVES MAN BURNED. CAUSES SCHOOL CLOSING
SEARS WARNS CUSTOMERS ABOUT &4R0EN SPRAYERS
SECRECY ON CHEMICALS MAY DELAY TREATMENT
CHEMICAL TEST DATA HEAOEO FOR OURHAM
SOME TOXIC CHEMICALS NOT REGULATED — OFFICIALS
UNC SCIENTISTS EXCITED ABOUT t ANC ER-K I LL I NG PROCESS
CHEMICAL SHIPMENT TO GET N.C. ESCORT
DEADLY CHEMICAL TRUCKED THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
CHEMICALS, HEALTH EFFECTS
CHEMISTS ATTENDING INSTITUTE TOLD: CLEAN UP WASTES,
OFFICIAL URGES SIMPLER TESTS ON CHEMICALS
CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
HOSPITAL GIVES WIGS TO CANCER PATIENTS
OUKE RESEARCHERS THINK CHEMOTHERAPY MAY CURE CANCER
CHEROKEE COUNTY, N.C.
OFFICIAL SAYS WITNESS INTIMIDATED
VOTE-BUYING PLEA MADE
LANGUAGE, TOO
CHEROKEE
SEE A
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CHE
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INDIANS
LSO INOIANS, N.C.
TO RETURN CHEROKEE REMAINS
ROKEES TO HOLD JOINT COUNCIL
ROKEE NATION TO HOLD JOINT COUNCIL ON APRIL 6
ROKEE MAY ASK FOR RETURN CF LANO
ROKEES TO HOLD FIRST COUNCIL IN 147 YEARS
ROKEE RUNNERS BEARING TORCH TO PLACE OF COUNCIL
ROKEES TO ME>=T TODAY IN TENNESSEE
"OKEE LEADERS VOW TO WORK FOR PROGRESS
IANS DROP "OVE TO SEEK RETJRN OF PARK
ROKEE CHIEFS 0ETERMINE1 TO PROGRESS
TE"SHEET CHEROKEE REUNION
AIL OF TEARS': CHEROKEE OEA TH ROUTE MAY GET NATIONAL DESIGNATION
MPIC TORCH REACHES CHEROKEE RESERVATION
IBBEAN ARTIST'S HOBBY REALLY WENT TO HIS HEAD
ROKEES BEGIN TRAIL OF TEARS
ROKEES: RULING REAFFIRMS SOVEREIGNTY ON RESERVATION
ROKEE COUNCIL RALLIES BEHINO OOCTOR
S
E
C PG
H 2
1/07/84
A
5
N
H 2
1/08/84
c
1
N
H 2
1/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
4/06/94
A
S
N
H 1
4/25/84
B
1
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H 2
5/17/84
B
I
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S 2
5/17/84
A
3
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H 2
5/25/84
B
I
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BB1
H 2
6/08/84
B
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B81
S 2
6/11/84
B
6
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S 2
6/13/84
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S 2
6/14/84
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S 2
6/15/84
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6/21/84
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H 2
6/30/84
B
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S 2
7/01/84
c
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H 2
7/10/34
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N
H 2
7/14/84
A
12
N
S 2
7/27/84
c
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8/02/84
A
I
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H 2
8/03/84
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S 2
8/03/84
c
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H 2
8/04/R4
A
6
N
S 2
8/04/84
A
3
N
K90
H 2
8/05/84
B
1
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M51
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8/07/84
A
I
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H 2
8/08/84
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830
H 2
8/08/84
8
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S51
S 2
8/08/34
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8/09/B4
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S 2
9/10/94
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S 2
8/10/84
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8/10/84
A
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H 2
8/11/34
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S 2
8/13/34
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K90
H 2
8/14/34
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I
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H 2
8/15/84
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S 2
8/16/84
A
1
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C60
H 2
8/17/34
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1
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S 2
3/31/34
C
1
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K90
S 2
9/18/84
A
1
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H 2
9/10/84
A
12
N
S 2
11/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/11/84
B
4
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S 2
U/13/84
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H 2
11/14/34
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A54
S 2
11/14/84
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U/16/34
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S51
S 2
11/19/84
B
6
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H 2
12/28/34
A
13
N
S 2 11/10/R4 A
S 2
H 2
3/29/84 A
4/17/84 A
7
1/22/34 A
6
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4/03/84 C
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4/10/84 A
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5/12/84 A
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12/07/84 A
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12/09/84 A
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H 1
5/15/84
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H 2
5/31/34
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8
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S 2
9/22/84
A
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J56
H 2
12/04/84
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830
H 2
12/10/84
A
9
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H 2
12/15/84
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H 2
12/29/84
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H 2
12/30/84
B
1 P N
H 2
3/22/84
B
2
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830
S 2
6/16/84
A
3
N
J56
H 2
4/16/R4
A
10
N
S 2
6/16/34
A
11
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H 2
2/03/84
A
7
N
H 2
7/17/84
B
14
N
H 2
3/22/84
A
a
N
S 2
3/27/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/28/84
A
11
N
H 2
3/29/34
c
11
N
H 2
4/01/84
B
10
N
H 2
4/04/84
A
11
N
H 2
4/06/84
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12
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H 2
4/07/84
A
3
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H 2
4/03/34
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H 2
4/09/84
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H 2
4/13/94
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4/24/34
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11
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H 2
5/31/84
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H 2
6/04/84
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6/09/34
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6/22/84
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S 2
9/29/84
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MONTHLY/AN
- A L I N D £ X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
CHERUKEES GET TENNESSEE LANO FOR HISTORIC SITE
TENNESSEE HAN PLANS TO WALK T* A I L OF TEARS
GREAT SPIRIT IMPLORED TO SENO SNOW TO SKI RESORT
CHERRY POINT MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
SEE ALSH U.S. MARINE CORPS
MATERIALS ARE BURIED TO AVOID PAPERWORK
MARINES TO CLOSE LANDFILL
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION FINE:) FOR VIOLATION OF WASTE RULES
Chesapeake. Virginia
chesapeake. va.,
MAY QUIT PIPELINE PROJECT
CHEWING TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO SPITTING CONTEST
•SMOKELESS TOBACCO1 AOS HIT
SMOKELESS TOBACCO PUSH CRITICIZED BY SOME DOCTORS
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
JUDGE RULES CRUMP FIRING WAS JUSTIFIEO
JUDGE UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF TEACHER
CHEWNING LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
HONORING COUNSELORS
GREETING GUESTS
MAN JAILED ON THEFT CHARGE
HATS OFF TO JUNIOR THESPIANS
CHEWNING LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
CLOWNING
CHEWNING NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
SCOUTING'S PART OF CURRICULUM FOR THIS CLASS
•OEADLY EARNEST1
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
RESTORE PE PROGRAM
OONATING TOYS
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CARRINGTON NIPS CHEWNING. 60-5 9
CARRINGTON, CHEWNING NOURISH 'JHS BASKETBALL
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
COUGARS BLANK OEVILS
CHEWNING CHAMPS
SIGN HERE
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS
REO DEVILS ON TOP AGAIN
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
■WHITE CITY' LIT UP 1893 WORLD"S FAIR
CHICAGO IPLAVI
OUKE THEATER GROUP TQ PRESENT 'CHICAGO*
HOOF'N'HORN: A •CHICAGO1 FIRE
HOOF'N'HORN DELIVERS
CHICAGfl BULLS
BULLS OFFER TO JORDAN SAID NEAR $3.5 MILLIdN
JORDAN, BULLS CLOSE ON S3.5-MILLI0N DEAL
BULLS SET TO SIGN JORDAN
GREAT EXPECTATIONS AWAIT JORDAN IN NBA
BULLS AWAIT ARRIVAL OF MR. JORDAN
BULLS WIN; JORDAN NETS 16
JORDAN BRINGS OUT BEST IN BULLS
JORDAN1"; LATE SHOT LIFTS BULLS, 118-116
CHICAGO WISHING ON JORDAN'S SHOOTING STAR
DESPITE GRIND. JORDAN IS STILL ENJOYING GAME
JOROAN, BULLS TALK TN COURT IN U0-a5 WIN OVER CELTICS
JORDAN SCORES 45 TO PACE BULLS1 WIN
CHICAGO CUBS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
"...CHICAGO CUBS LEAO IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE EA S T . . .PL AUSI DLE"
SCORE ONE FOR TRADITION
WHERE ARE THE REAL CUBS?
CHICANOS
SEE HISPANICS
THE CHICKEN [FORMERLY KNOWN AS KGB CHICKEN OF SAN DIEGO!
FRIENDLY CHICKEN
CHICKEN COOPS
ART
chicken soup
folks around here: the way things are
enjoy, oon't ouestion
chickens
see also n.c. chickfn cooking contest
see also poultry industry
chicken contest announced
suit filed over dead came chickens
child abandonment
SEE ALSO Child abuse, Durham
NEWBORN GIRL LEFT AT CHURCH
BABY FOUND DEAO IN BAG
WOMAN HELD AFTER BABY FOUND 05 AD
INFANT IN CRITICAL CONOITION
BABY FOUND IN BOX
ABANDONED BABY NOW HAS NAME, LOT OF ATTENTION
WOMAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN BABY'S DEATH
CHILD ABUSE, OURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED hOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABANDONMENT
SFE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, "UROFR
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHILD PROTECTION TEAM
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GUARDIAN AO LITE" PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
MOTHER CHARGED WITH C"ILO ABUSE
WOMAN ACCUSED OF ABUSING CHIL3
CHILO ABUSE OFTEN UNREPORTED
WOMAN IS CONVICTED OF APUSE
ROAD RACE SCHFOULED
GUARDIAN UNIT NEEOS RESEARCHED
GROUPS BAND TOGETHER TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE
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ROLES VARY IN ENDING CHILD-ABUSE
GROUP AIDS ABUSED CHILOREN
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING STUDIED
GPANO JURY PROBING CHILD ABUSE REPORTING
GRAND JURY: CHILD-ABUSE REPORTS TOO SLOW
FIGHTING CHILD ABUSE FOCUS OF DISCUSSIONS
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN "UST TAKE TOP PRIORITY
COMMUNITY CONSCIENCE INTOLERAMT OF CHILD ABUSE
•...FILE A COMPLAINT NEXT IN T R I PL ICATE . . .NEXT WEDNESDAY (CARTOON)
WELFARE OIRECTOR DEFENDS EMPLOYEES
CASEWORKER CARTOON WAS I LL-C01CE I VEO
LET'S HAVE NO WITCH HUNT
CARTOON DISSERVICE TO SOCIAL WORKERS
STATE STUOYING ABUSE CASES
6RANN0N RULING LOGICAL
STUDENTS WARNED OF STRANGERS
COUNTY BOARD TO DISCUSS CHILD ABUSE
COUNTY TO BUY BIGGER COMPUTER. COSTING «583.000
CHILD ABUSE REPORT DUE SOON
PROGRAM AIDS ABUSED CHILDREN
CHILD ABUSE CASES INCREASE
PUPPETS HELP TEACH CHILDREN TH E DIFFERtNCE
WHAT IS SEXUAL ABUSE?
COUNTY GETTING TOUGHER ON CHILD ABUSERS
GRANO JURY'S PURPOSE SIGNIFICANT TO JUSTICE
CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CHILO PROTECTION TEAM
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
VICTIMS OF INCEST MEET T
DOCTORS SHOULO RtPORT CH
EVERYONE DUTY-BOUNO TO »
PREVENTION: CURF FOR CHI
MAN SENTENCEO IN BABY'S
MOTHER GETS LIFE SENTENC
MOTHER IS FINEO IN CHILD
LONG-TERM CHILD ABUSE TO
MFOICAL SIGNS OF CHILD A
- CHILD ABUSE: UNC RESEARC
'DEBATE 'RAGING' OVER HAN
SHIELD LAW TO BE TESTEO
PEOPLE HAVE LEGAL DUTY T
MARINE SENTENCED FOR ABU
TWO HELD IN DEATH OF CHI
RACE'S SUCCESS BATTLES C
CHARGES ARE OISMISSED IN
INFANT IN CRITICAL CONOI
EDUCATOR SENTENCEO IN PA
PROLIFIC PAULINE: AT 36.
WOMAN CONVICTED OF FALSE
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT NO "
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR SON
^•CHJLO ABUSE SEEMS RAMPAN
LEGISLATOR SAYS CHANGES
COURT OVERTURNS W"MAN'S
FATHER SUES RALFIGH DAY
CHILD-ABUSE STUOY NOTES
CARRINGTON COMMERCIAL UN
STUDY SEEKS BETTER EFFOR
COLUMN CONTAINEO ERROR
NUMBERS ARE LACKING ON C
CHARGES AGAINST MAN OROP
BILL MAY AID CHILD TESTI
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TUDYING EFFECTS. ..ANO WHAT SHOULD BE DONE
CHILD ABUSE
RT CHILO ABUSE
ON
BUSE
•S DEATH
CASE
HAD 14 BABIES IN 20 YEARS
LY ON N.C. CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LAWS
TION IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
ENTER
OBLEMS
BASED ON ONE VOTE OUT OF CONTEXT
IGHT CHILO SEXUAL ABUSE. EXPLOITATION
XPLOITATION
TER 4-YEAR-OLD DOESN'T TESTIFY
RM IN BEATING DEATH
N SEX-ABUSE CASES
CHILO ABUSE. U.S.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILO NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDRFN. MLIRQFR
SEE ALSO OOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICI06
SEE ALSO MUROER. U.S.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
LONG-TERM CHILD ABUSE TO BE FDCUS
I LEARNED TO SAY NO
WHO IS THE CHILD MOLESTER?
THE UNWANTED CHILD
IT'S KILLING EITHER WAY
WOULO WE OISMFMBER A CHILO WE SEE?
ABORTION IS CHILO ABUSE
INCREDULOUS THINKING
ABORTION IS CHILD ABUSE
CHILD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
GRAO STUDENT SPENDS FALL TUTORING YOUNG MOVIE STAR JUSTIN HENRY
CHILD AOVOCACY
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AOVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
SEE ALSO N.C. CHILD AOVOCACY INSTITUTE
CANDIDATES PROMISE TO AOVOCATE FOR CHILDREN
PREVENTION: CURE FOR CHILD ABUSE
DURHAM A LEAOER IN N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY
CHILDREN'S LOBBY HAS AMBITIOUS AGENOA FOR NEXT YEAR
CHILDREN'S LOBBYIST OFFERS TIPS
CHILD AOVOCACY COMMISSION
PREVENTION: CURE FOR CHILD ABJSE
DURHAM A LEADER IN N.C. CHILD AOVOCACY
HUMAN SERVICES PAGES WORTHY PROJECT
CHILO AOVOCACY OFFICERS
CHILO ANO PAPENT SUPPORT SERVICES
ROLFS VARY IN ENDING CHIL0-A8JSE
HOSPICE SAYS THANKS WITH STOMPIN' GOOD PARTY
CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO LATCHKEY CHILOREN
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF CHILO DAY CARE LICENSING
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
UNC TO STUDY NEEDS OF STUDENTS AFTER SCHOOL
DAY-CARE ISSUE GETTING SOME DESERVED ATTENTION
DAY-CARE SERVICE HIT
CHILD CARE AVAILABLE FOR IBM
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SCHOOLS OFFER CARF FOR WORKINS PARENTS
DAY-CARE DEMAND JUMPS
THE 3 in 6 P.M. DILEMMA
FOR 'LATCHKEY' CHILDREN: CARE IS THE KEY
BUSINESSES TO HOLD CHILO CARE SEMINAR
DAY-CARE CENTERS SCARCE
MEETING ON CHILD CAR SCHEDULED
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST DREW CROS S- SECT I ON OF
CHILD-CARE AGENCY GETS J5.000 GRANT
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
DATE
S I
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CARE
CARE CENTERS
HOOLS. AFTER SCHOOL CHILO CARE PROGRAM
GRAMS
TER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
SSOCIATION
CH (OURHAMI, CHILD CARE PROGRAM
SERY-KINOERGAROEN
ATE
IE* OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS
L IN CHAPEL HILL-CARRBCRO PROGRAM
ERS. PARENTS
ED ON ABORTIONS.
CARE
CHILD CARE CENTERS
SCE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. CHILO
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. CHILD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SI
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PRD
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. A=
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL «
SEE ALSO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHU*
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., NUR
CHILD CARE GETS S5.000 FROM ST
DEATH OF T-YEAR-OLD PROMTS REV
LEARNING CONTINUES AFTER SCH03
DAY CARE REGISTRY HELPS PROVI3
TALKING DAY CARE
DAY-CARE INCENTIVES URGFD
DAY-CARE SERVICES TO BE LISTED
PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS OF HANOI
AGENCY TO WORK FOR CHILD CARE
HER JOB'S MORE Than BABYSITTIN
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES OIVID
KNOX WOULD TEST UN-SITE CHILD
DAY CARE CONCERNS KNOX
DAY-CARE ISSUE GETTING SOME DE
SAFETY MEASURES REQUIREO
IB.< BEGINS DAY-CARE PROGRAM F3
UNC CHILO CENTER GETS $101,000
CHILO CARE AVAILABLE FOR IB-
DAY-CARE FUNDING HIKE TO BE S3
JOB STATUS: CHILD CARE WORKERS
DAY-CARE PROVIDERS HAVE REASON
EARLY OAY CARE PLANNED IN SCH3
CHILD CARE PROBLEMS REOUIRE ST
CHILO-CRE AGENCY ALREAOY IN 3
HELMS HIT ON WOMEN'S ISSUES; H
OAY-CARE OEMANO JUMPS
•Y' GETS OK ON CHILD CENTER
DAY CARE BILLS SURE TO PE CONT
OAY-CARE CENTER OPERATOR INOI:
CHILDREN'S LOBBY has AMBITIOUS
FATHER SUES RALEIGH OAY-CARE C
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON BUSINESSES
OAY-CARE CENTERS SCARCE
ANOTHER DAY-CARE OPTION
OAY CARE SPANKING BANNED
SPANKING BANNED AT DAY-CARE CE
COMMISSION VOTES TO PROHIBIT 3
PANEL RECOMMENDS SINGLE OAY-CA
DAY-CARE OFFICIAL APPROVES CHA
OAY-CARE TOUR SET
OAY CARE GOES ON DISPLAY
EXECUTIVES: SHREWD FIRMS WILL
CHILO-CARE CENTERS OPEN OOOR S
CHILO CARE CENTERS. FEDERAL STANOAROS
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
REPORT: HIGHER STANDARDS FOR N.C. OAY-CAR CENTERS WILL NOT HIKE COSTS
CHILD CAPE CENTERS. FEES
INCREASED OAY-CARE PAY OK'O
STATE STU0Y1NG ABUSE CASES
DAY-CARE PROVIDERS HAVE REASONS FOR DISCONTENT
NEW RULES MAY RAISE COSTS FOR DAY CARE
SERVEO ATTENTION
R WORKERS
UGHT
SOBEREO BY BABYSITTER IMAGE
S FOR DISCONTENT
OLS
RONG POLICY
EMANO
UNT CALLED DIVISIVE
ROVFRSIAL
TED ON FOUR CHARGES
AGENDA FOR NEXT YEAR
ENTER
AND CHILD CARE
NTERS
AY CARE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
RE OIVISION
NGES
EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, MINORITIES H
nters. licensing requirements
hil" ca»e centers. fe3eral standards
.c. office of chilo day care licensing
: day care needs inspectors
'ort of oay-care inspectors
rks responsibility towaro tots in day-care
center shuts oown
desteps duty to chilo'en in day care
for tougher oay-care rules growing
-care standarcs need to be ra i sed— auoi tor
higher standards for ^.c. day-car centers will not hike costs
ils in day cape
regulations changes 'roposeo
audit show n.c. lags
ks lie ahead for n.c. legislature
changes pushed
tions hurt day care reform?
official approves Changes
IVE LEADERS QUESTION way STATE REIMBURSES OAY-CARE CENTERS
S MAY RAISE COSTS FOR DAY CARE
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9/06/84 C
10/14/84 E
10/14/64 E
10/20/64 A
11/01/84 C
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NEW RULE
child cape networks. inc.
agency to work for child care
meeting on child car scheduled
224-unit complex on weaver dairy near1ng decision
child-care agency gets 45.000 grant
Child custody
see also alimony
see also divorce
see also family structupe
custody case gag order is ous'uted
judge's gag order draws fire
gag order. secret files both wrong
courts wrong fathers in cust03y cases
judge galloway's conduct studied
judge's court session was cha3tic
custody hearing gag order lifted
labarpe lifts galloway gag order
custooy slaying brings 50 yea5s for ashe man
custody oispute ends in slaying
child oay-care licensing commission
see n.c. office of chilo oay ca^e licensing
chilo development
see also duke univ. preschool an 0 primary program
see also fkank porter graham chilo development center
see also univ. of n.c .-grfen sbo' 0 dept. of child development c family relations
doctors. parents shoulo talk more about kids - resident h 2
pediatricians should stress preventive care s 2
5
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1/02/84
A
17
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1/03/54
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1 3
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1/07/84
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10/06/84
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10/19/e4
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10/22/84
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10/25/84
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3
11/09/84
f
1
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H
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12/19/84
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N
H
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12/19/84
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1
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H 2
1/20/84 A
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S 2
1/20/84 C
N
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1/25/84 A
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4/24/84 A •
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4/28/84 A
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5/3D/84 A
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7/28/64 A 1
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H 2
11/14/94 A 1
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3/01/84 B
3/02/84 C
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N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 121
1/14/R5
LEARNINGAMES: CHILD'S LEARNING, FUN DON'T HAVE TO BE SEPARATE...
•CHILD'S PLAY' IS LEARNING
EDUCATORS: REMEDIAL HELP AIOS STUDENTS
CHILD LABOR LAWS
LAWSUIT SAYS STATE CHILD LABO* LAWS WERE VIOLATEO
CHILD LABOR ABUSE TARGETEO
STATES WARNED OF VIOLATIONS
PAIR ACCUSED OF VIOLATING CHIL0-LA80R LAWS LEAVE STATE
CANOY SALES HALTED. HEARING CANCELED
U.S. SUES FIRMS USING YOUTHS TO SELL CANOY
LAWS. COMPETITION CUT JOBS FO' YOUTH
CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO SEX-BY-CUSTODIAN
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
VICTIMS OF INCEST MEET TO HELD ONE ANOTHER
ASSAULT TRIAL MOVED FROM LEE TO JOHNSTON
MAN CHARGED WITH INCEST
MAN FACES CHARGE OF ASSAULT OM CHILD
HEARING SET IN SEXUAL ASSUALT OF 7-YEAR-OLO GIRL
HEARING SET FOR MAN CHARGFO WITH ASSAULT
SUSPECT IN ASSAULT JAILED ON 1 992 DRUG WARRANTS
REWARDS POSSIBLE IN GIRL'S DEATH
DEBATE 'RAGING' OVER HANDLING CHILD ABUSE
SANFORO MAN IS SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
OURHAM MAN FACES SEX CHARGES
SITTER ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING SIRLS — "
SEX OFFENSE CHARGES ARE DISMISSED
SECUAL-ASSAULT CHARGE DROPPED IN CARRBORO CASE
CHARGES AGAINST MAGISTRATE INVOLVE LEWD ACT WITH CHILD
HATHAWAY INOICTEO IN WILKERSON CASE
HATHAWAY FACES CHARGES
STATE TO APPEAL GASTONIA CASE
CHILO ABUSE REPORTING STUDIED
GRANO JURY: CHILD-ABUSE REPORTS TOO SLOW
FIGHTING CHILD ABUSE FOCUS OF DISCUSSIONS
MORALS CHARGE FILED
INOECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE LODGED
,/POLICE SAY MAN ASSAULTED CHILI AS WOMAN WATCHED
"FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
WOMEN HAVE ENOUGH BRAINS TO CHOOSE ATTIRE
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACING ADDITIONAL MORALS CHARGES
POLICE MAKE NEW CHARGE AGAINST RILEY
JUDGE: HEARSAY EVIDENCE ALLOWED IN ABUSE CASES
BRANNON RULING LOGICAL
FORMER CAMP COUNSELOR CHARGFO
2 HENOERSON BROTHERS PLEAO GUILTY TO SECONO-OEGREF KIDNAPPING
SUSPENDED MAGISTRATE'S BOND L3WERED TO 115,000
EX-MAGISTRATE REMAINS IN JAIL
STUOENTS WARNEO OF STRANGERS
TRIAL IS POSTPONED
PICK 'COUNSELORS' CAREFULLY
MAN IS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTINS 12-YEAR-0L0 GIRL
YOUTH CHARGED WITH MOLESTING »OYS AT CAMp
PORNOGRAPHY MATERIAL OEPORTEO SEIZED
PORNOGRAPHY RING INVOLVING YOUTHS SHOCKS NEIGHBORS
TWO LAWYERS WITHORAW FROM MAGISTRATE'S CASE
CHILD ABUSE SEEMS RAMPANT
6ULL0CK CASE JURURS NAMEO
VBOY. 9, TESTIFIES OF BEATINGS, SEXUAL ABUSE
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN TRIAL OF MAGISTRATE
MAGISTRATE DENIES ABUSING CHILDREN
JURY MULLING CASE OF SUSPENDED MAGISTRATE
JURORS DEADLOCK IN BULLOCK CASE
BULLOCK GETS LIFE TERM FOR ABJSE OF CHILDREN
BULLOCK RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE
JUDGE SENTENCES BULLOCK TO LI=E FOR CHILO ABUSE
NEW MAGISTRATE SOUGHT
LEGISLATOR SAYS CHANGES UNLIKELY ON N.C. CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LAWS
DAY-CARE CENTER OPERATOR INDi:TEO ON FOUR CHARGES
I LEARNED TO SAY NO
WHO IS THE CHILD MOLESTER?
INDECENT LIBERTIES CASE GETS "AN 10-YFAR SENTENCE
THE RUMOR IS MORE ELECTRIFYING THAN THE FACT
NUMBERS ARE LACKING ON CHILO FXPLOITATION
MAN CHARGED IN DEATH PLEADS GJILTY IN CASE INVOLVING 15-YFAR-OLO
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY LAWS MISS PERSONAL COLLECTORS
FORMER CAMP COUNSELOR PLEADS SUILTY
MAN DRAWS 5 YEARS FOR CHILO M3LFSTING
JUDGE SAYS ".-YEAR-OLD MUST TESTIFY
CHARGES AGAINST MAN DROPPED A=TER 4-YEAR-0L0 DOESN'T TESTIFY
BILL MAY AIO CHILD TESTIMONY
»«HILD ABUSE CASES INCREASE-
PUPPETS HELP TEACH CHILDREN ^E DIFFERENCE
WHAT !S SEXUAL ABUSE?
BRANNON'S RULING MAKES SENSE IN SEX-ABUSE CASES
COUNTY GETTING TOUGHER ON CHILD ABUSERS
TWO ARE CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING GIRL
MAN INDICTED ON MORALS CHARGE
CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
DEBATE 'RAGING' OVER HANOLING CHILD ABUSE
FIGHTING CHILD ABUSE FOCUS OF OISCUSSIONS
WELFARE DIRECTOR OEFENDS EMPLOYEES
COUNTY TO BUY BIGGER COMPUTER, COSTING J583.000
PROGRAM AIDS ABUSED CHILDREN
CHILO PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY MATERIAL REPORTED SEIZED
PORNOGRAPHY RING INVOLVING YOUTHS SHOCKS NEIGHBORS
STUDY SEEKS BETTER EFFORT TO FIGHT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE. EXPLOITATION
CHILO PORNOGRAPHY LAWS MISS PERSONAL COLLECTORS
OFFICIALS SEIZE PORNOGRAPHY AT N.C. PORT
CHARGES WANTED AGAINST HOLLANO FOR PORNOGRAPHY
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN WHO RECEIVED OBSCENE MATERIAL
CHILO-PROOF CONTAINERS
SEE ALSO POISON PREVENTION
SAFETY CAPS MAY BE HAZARDOUS
OUKE DOCTORS: SAFETY CAPS ARE SAFE
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
GROUP AIDS ABUSED CHILDREN
CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS
SEE ALSO INFANT SAFETY SEAT LOAMER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
S
N E E
P D OATE C PG
S 2 5/04/84 B I
S 2 5/04/R4 B 1
S 2 6/21/84 C 1
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7/20/94 C
7/21/94 C
T/27/84 C
7/30/94 A
7/31/84 B
8/12/84 B
9/04/84 A
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C05
N HQ5
N S82
N C60
N H05
N S82
N
N
H 2
2/05/84
A
11
F
H 2
2/17/84
B
4
N
H 2
2/17/84
B
4
N
H 2
3/16/R4
B
1
N
K45
S 2
3/115/84
c
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N
K45
H 3
3/17/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/21/84
B
5
N
S 1
3/27/84
c
1
N
H 2
4/01/84
B
I
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
4/05/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/06/84
B
I
N
S 2
4/10/84
A
1
N
B46
H 2
4/11/84
C
I
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H 2
5/19/94
B
1
N
H 2
5/22/84
C
1
N
S 2
5/22/84
A
5
N
H 2
5/23/84
A
3
N
H 2
6/01/84
A
1
N
X80
H 2
6/15/84
8
1
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S 2
6/15/94
C
1
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J56
S 2
7/06/94
A
1 2
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H 3
7/07/84
B
1
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H 2
7/15/84
A
4
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H I
7/17/84
B
1
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H 2
7/18/84
A
4
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H 3
7/25/84
B
I
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S 2
7/25/84
C
14
N
S 2
8/04/84
A
1
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S 2
8/10/84
A
4
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H 2
8/U/B4
A
3
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H 1
8/15/84
B
1
N
H 2
8/17/84
A
16
N
S 2
8/17/84
A
8
N
S 2
8/25/84
A
1
N
H05
S 2
8/27/84
A
3
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H05
H 2
6/28/84
A
4
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H I
8/29/84
B
1
N
H 2
8/30/84
C
1 1
N
H 2
9/01/84
A
10
N
H 2
9/03/»4
A
9
N
H 2
9/05/84
B
I
N
H 2
9/10/84
A
4
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S 2
9/10/84
C
1
N
H 2
9/11/84
c
1
N
S82
S 2
9/11/84
c
I
N
J56
H 2
9/12/84
B
1
N
S76
S 2
9/12/84
c
1
N
H 2
9/13/84
B
1
N
S 2
9/13/84
A
1
N
C60
S 2
9/14/84
c
1
N
H 2
9/14/84
A
1
N
S82
S 2
9/18/84
B
12
N
H 2
9/19/94
A
9
N
H 2
10/04/94
c
11
N
S 2
10/17/94
B
I
0 F
J06
S 2
10/17/94
B
1
F
J06
H 2
10/30/84
A
7
N
H 2
11/04/84
B
1
N
A54
S 2
11/07/84
C
5
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
17
N
S 2
11/08/84
A
5
J
H 2
11/09/84
A
1?
N
H 2
11/14/84
B
1
N
S 2
11/14/84
c
4
N
H 2
11/15/84
A
16
N
S 2
U/16/84
B
6
N
S ?
11/22/84
A
1
N
447
H 2
11/25/84
E
1
D F
J40
H 2
11/25/84
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1
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J40
S 2
11/26/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/26/84
A
1
N
SB2
H 1
12/06/84
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1
N
H 2
12/20/84
B
2
N
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
4/01/84 B
6/15/84 C
6/26/84 B
9/25/84 B
9/30/84 B
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1 N B8 1
1 N 881
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9/01/84
9/03/84
10/24/84
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12/01/94
12/12/84
12/13/84
1 1
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2/26/84 B
4/26/84 A
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MONTHLY/AN
[ .'4 0 E x
12/31/84
CHILD SAFETY SEATS AVAILABLE
INFANT CAR SEATS AVAILABLE
SAFETY SEATS 'AVE LtVFS
N.C. SHOULD 3ROAOEN LAWS ON Si AT BELT USE
BUCKLE UP THE CHILOREN
CHILD-PASSENGER SAFETY CONFERFNCE SET THIS WEEK
HILlEC ANTICIPATES CONTROVERSY OVER CHILD SAFETV RESTRAINT LA.
mother says safett seat saved baby's life in car-train wreck
supporters Should rally to extend safety-seat law
miller pushes c»1ld law
teen htghway peaths shoulo be examined
'jnc study: chili safety seats cut deaths
researchers: safety seat use rising
seat belt law proves wisdom 0= buckling up
orange program loans chi lo-sa<= etv seats
safety seat program needs voljnteers
volunteers sought for safety 'rogram
child safety
SEE ALSO Safety
PRECAUTIONS U°GEO AS SCHOOL NEARS ENO
TEACH CHILDREN TO GET EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
CANDIDATE'S WIFE PROMOTING SA-ETY
CHILO-PASScNGER SAFETY CONFERrNCE SET THIS WEEK
MOTHER SAYS SAFETY SEAT SAVED BAoY'S LIFE IN CAR-TRAIN WRECK
SUPPORTERS SHOULD RALLY TO EXTENO SAFETY-SEAT LAW
REMOVING HOME HAZARDS COULD PREVENT TRAGEDIES
BATHROOM "EPICINE CHEST COULD BE TOXIC WASTE SITE
CHILO SUPPORT
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUN
SEE ALSO PATERNITY S
NEW N.C. LAWS CAUS
NEW CHILO-3UP»ORT
SUPPORT LAW PAYS 0
OLO WELFARE FILES
CHILO-SUPPORT PROB
FIVE LAWYERS VOLUN
CHILD-SUPPORT LAWY
EXPERTS SAY ABSENT
COURTS WRONG FATHE
GARNISH-ENT HELPS
COMPUTERS: THEY'LL
COUNTY 'WEAPONS'
STATE MEOICAL LICE
OFFICIALS PRAISE N
NEw LAW SHOULO '00
U.S. CHILO SUPPORT
N.C. COURT RULES 3
INTERRUPTED SENTEN
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LIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. CHILO SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT
UITS
E RISE IN CHILO SUPPORT MONEY
LAW BRINGING IN PAYMENTS
FF
HEADED FOR DUMP
LEMS EASE IN DURHAM
TEER AID IN DELINQUENT CHILO- SUPPORT
E'S PERFOPM VITAL SERVICE
FATHERS' FINANCES IMPROVE
RS IN CUSTODY CASES
BOOST CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS
HELP STREAMLINE DURHAM COUNTY'S CHILD SUPPORT...
ODST CHILD-SUPPORT COLLECTIONS
NSING UPHELD »S ■ IRIDOLOGIST' LOSES HIS APPEAL
C. CHILD SJPP3RT LA«
ST CHILD-SLP PORT PAYMENTS
LAW A WELCOME ENFORCEMENT
ANK MUST OP=N ITS RECORDS
CING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
CHILD WATCH
CHILDREN'S LOBBY HAS AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR NEXT YEAR
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTH INN (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHATHAM FAMILY BIRTH CENTER
SEE ALSO CONCEPTION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. 03 STE TR IC S-GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO MIDWIFERY
SEE ALSO "ULTIPLE BIRTHS
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
FIRST BABY
TALKING HANDS COACH MOM IN LA30R
MIDWIFE PREDICTS GREATER CHOICE IN ChIlOBIRTh
DEBATE CONTINUES OVER SAFETY OF MIDWIFERY
N.C. WOMEN HELP CREATE juOY CHICAGO'S 'BIRTH PROJECT'
SOLD SUBJECT, BRIGHT IMAGES USED IN 'BIRTH PROJECT'
•BIRTH PROJECT' REVOLUTIONARY IN IDEA. EXECUTION
3IRTHING CENTER PLANNEO IN CHARLOTTE
BIRTH OELAY SOUGHT FOR TRIPLETS
CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILO ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COJNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO QUINTUPLETS
SEE ALSO TRIPLETS
YOUNG EYES. TIRED EYES: PROVING BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLOER
CELEBRATING CHILDHOOD
FIGHTING A NIGHTMARE
N.C. SAID THIRO STATE TO ORGANIZE TASK FORCE ON MISSING CHILDREN
PROGRAM TO HELP PARENTS DEAL WITH MISSING CHILO
»ATER SPRITE
PIT STOP
CLIMBING UP
HELLO. WORLD
TAKE THAT!
FOOT ART
VIEW FROM THE MONKEY BARS
BITING THE 3AL0ON
LOST BY THAT MUCH
...EMILY IS READY TO SLIDE AGAIN
DOUBLE PLAY
WHY IS ILYA HIPPY?
THRILL OF IT ALL
OAREOEVIL
MONKEYING AROUNO
LOOK -A. NO HANOS!
HURPICANE READY
WATCHING THF BIG KIDS PLAY TENNIS
TWO SIDES OF TURNFR
SUOOIES
UP. UP ANO AmAY MY 3EAUTIFUL BALLOON
SCT FOR TAKEOFF
RIDE TO GLORY
WHO NEEDS A BEACH?
BUTTON-UP WEATHER
FUN. FUN, FUN
THEY COULD HAVE DANCED ALL DAY
■CHILOREN OF WAR' FORUM HITS nfl"E WITH REALITY
THE STORIES UNFOLD
SOVIET CRUELTY EXTENOS TO AFGHANISTAN CHILDREN
PARADE OF PRESENTS
CHILDREN. ACCIDENTS
SEE ACCIDENTS. CHILOREN
CHILOREN. ADVERTISING
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"66
s
2
9/31/84
C
1
P
P
K30
s
2
9/03/84
A
1
P
P
K30
s
2
9/03/94
c
1
p
P
K30
s
2
9/07/94
c
1
p
p
'66
s
2
9/13/84
c
1
P
p
T37
s
2
9/13/84
c
I
P
P
C56
s
2
9/14/84
c
1
p
P
F70
H
I
9/21/84
B
1
P
P
H
3
ID/23/84
C
1
P
P
F70
H
2
10/25/84
?
1
p
P
F7D
H
2
10/26/84
B
1
P
p
T37
s
?
11/09/84
c
1
P
P
K30
H
2
11/10/84
c
1
p
P
"66
s
2
11/1D/94
A
1
p
P
K30
H
2
11/13/84
B
t
p
p
"66
s
2
11/13/"*
c
1
P
P
T37
H
2
11/21/34
B
1
p
p
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s
2
11/21/34
A
8
N
H
2
11/25/"*
B
1
p
P
F70
s
2
11/26/8*
A
*
E
H
2
12/26/8*
C
1
p
p
F70
MONTHLY/A
N N U
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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C PC L
SEE CHILDREN, TELEVISION r. RADI]
CHILDREN. ART
SEE ALSO ART
ART REINFORCES CLASSROOM WORK
CHILDREN. CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCFR
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DISEASES
80Y GETS MARROW TRANSPLANT
SICK GIRL TO MEET BILLY JOEL
CARY BOY RECEIVES MARROW TRANSPLANT
SIX-YEAR-OLD NOT SITTER ABOUT CANCER
TIMBERLAKE SHOW RAISES FUNOS FOR DUKE CENTER
2 TODDLERS LEAVE HOSPITAL FOR HOME
PETTY FULFILLS BOY'S WISH WITH LAPS AT DAYTONA
DUKE PROFESSOR TO BE ON 'TODAY'
DUKE UNIVERSITY DOCTOR TO BE 3N TFLEVISION SHOW
CHILDREN. COOKING
TASTING
LITTLE CHEFS
CHILDREN, OEATHS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. MUROER
SEE ALSO GRIEF
14-M0NTH-0LD FOUNO DEAD
DONATED ORGANS EASE PARENTS' SRIEF
MAN PLEAOS GUILTY TO DEATH OF 2-YEAR-OLO PUT IN FREEZER
BABY FOUNO DEAD IN BAG
BABY DIES IN HEAO-ON CRASH
OURHAM ACADEMY TAKES CLOSE LOOK AT SAFETY OF BUS
FACING SURGERY, BABY OIES IN WRECK
WOMAN HURT IN WRECK SAID IN FAIR CONOITION
ACCIDENT VICTIM IMPROVES
A PLAN FOR OREAMERS
GIRL'S DEATH PROBABLY CARDI AC- REL ATEO
8-YEAR-OLD OIES ON PLAYGROUND
CHILD'S BODY FOUNO AT HOME OF MISSING BOY
FOUL PLAY IS NOT SUSPECTEO IN BOY'S DEATH
REMOVING HOME HAZARDS COULD PREVENT TRAGEOIES
CHILDREN, DIS
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO I
SEE ALSO S
PAYMENTS
ALL 'DAV
HEADACHE
STRESS M
DONATION
OUKE DEV
DUKE DOC
PARENTS
TYPHOID
INOCULAT
S 2 5/16/84 C
H
?
5/23/84 A
g
M
5
?
6/22/84 C
1
N
H
f
8/03/84 A
in
N
s
?
12/10/84 A
A
p
N
s
?
12/10/84 C
8
P
N
H
>
12/20/R4 B
1
P
N
H
?
12/20/84 0
1
p
N
5
f
12/20/84 C
1 (1
N
H
2
12/21/84 A
I 1
N
5
?
6/2T/84 A
,
p
P
S76
s
2
6/27/84 C
I
o
P
S76
H 2
1/18/84
A
8
N
S 2
2/17/94
A
1 1
N
H 2
3/16/94
A
8
N
H 2
4/18/84
*
8
N
S 2
6/12/94
A
1 P
N H05
H 2
6/13/84
A
9
N W24
H 2
6/13/84
B
1 P
N
S 2
6/13/84
A
11
N
S 1
6/13/94
c
1
N
H 2
7/25/84
A
4
E
S 2
9/25/84
B
7
N
H 2
9/26/84
B
14
N
H 2
10/14/84
A
10
N
H 2
10/16/84
c
3 P
N
S 2
10/17/84
A
4
E
EASES
HILOREN, CANCER
HILOREN, HEALTH CARE
ISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
MMUNIZAT IONS
EVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
MOUNT FOR COUPLE WHOSE SON HAS RARE DISEASE
IDS' MERIT MEDAL
S COMMON IN CHILOREN, DOCTOR SAYS
AY 9E CAUSE OF YOUTHS' HEADACHES
S TO JOSH BROOKS ARE YUW HELPING OTHERS
ICE CAN IDENTIFY GENETIC OISOROERS
TOR TREATS RARE KIDNEY OISEASE
WOULDN'T ACCEPT BABY'S 'DEATH SENTENCE'
CASE BAFFLES OFFICIALS
IONS DELAY WON'T INCREASE RISK
S 2 1/07/84 A 14
CHILDREN, DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE 3N ALCOHOL AND ORUG ABUSE AMONG YOUTH ANO
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. DRUG ABUSE
OFFICIAL: TEACH PUPILS PROPER ORUG USE
HUNT FORMS ORUG ABUSE TASK FORCE
CHILOREN. OURHAM
LOOK, HA, NO HANDS*
THE HANGOUT
YOUNG DUKE FANS
CHILOREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIOES
SEE ALSO PLAY THERAPY
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO WILLIE M. PROGRAMS
TWO LEADERS OF YOUTH FARM ARE NAMFO IN SEX CHARGES
DEPRESSION IN CHILOREN SIMILAR TO THAT IN AOULTS
WEEKEND FOSTER FAMILIES GIVE TROUBLED YOUTHS SPECIAL SUPPORT
CHILDREN. FAIRY TALES
MYTH, FANTASY, FAIRY TALE: THF Y SPEAK TO A CHILD'S IMAGINATION...
KIOS LOVE FAIRY TALE THEATER
UNC EXPERTS SAY SANTA IS FINE FOR CHILDREN
PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY eELIEF IN SANTA CLAUS HEALTHY FOR CHILDREN
HUMBUG TO A PREACHER
CHILOREN. GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO TOYS
LEARNINGAMES: CHILD'S LEARNING, FUN DON'T HAVE TO BE SEPARATE...
■CHILD'S PLAY' IS LEARNING
S 2 3/21/84
H 2 7/26/84
S 2 7/26/94
H 2 8/02/84
S 2 8/02/84
S 2 9/06/84
A
C
C
3
C
A
4
8
1
5
1
1
E
N
N
N
N
N
R30
J56
J56
H 2 9/20/84
S 2 12/13/94
S 2 12/14/94
A
C
c
16
1
1
N
N
N
D80
J56
EENAGERS
S 2 2/21/84
S 2 3/14/84
c
A
1
11
N
N
C05
H 2 9/12/94 B 1 P P C56
S 1 10/23/84 C 1 P P C56
S 2 11/26/84 A 3 P P K30
H 2 10/06/84 A 14
S 2 11/19/84 C I
S 2 11/23/94 B 1
S 2 6/08/84 B
S 2 10/31/84 C
S 2 12/15/94 A
H 2 12/16/84 B
H 2 12/20/84 A
S 2
S 2
5/04/84 B 1
5/04/84 B 1
J56
J06
G
N L38
A15
A15
CHILDREN.
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
GIFT
PUP I
GIFT
11 "
TALE
SAWY
DUKE
YOUR
PROG
GIFT
EOUC
GIFTED
SO CHAPEL HILL
SO DURHAM CITY
SO DURHAM COUN
SO MEDIA ENRIC
SO N.C. SCHOOL
SO PARENTS FOR
SO TALENT IDEN
ED STUDENT REP
L PUBLISHERS:
ED. TALENTEO
OP DURHAM GRAO
NT ABOUNOS IN
ER SAYS DOCTOR
EDUCATOR SAYS
CHILO'S GIFTE
RAM FOR GIFTED
EO PROGRAM TO
ATOR: SCHOOLS
/CARR90P0 SCHOOLS. GROUPING
SCHOOLS. GIFTED ANO TALENTED PROGRAM
TY SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
HMENT AND CHALLENGE CENTERS FOR THE ACCELERATEO
OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS
THE AOVANC;MENT OF GIFTEO EDUCATION
TIFICATIOM 'ROGRAM ITIPI
ORT HEARD
ART STUDENTS ILLUSTRATE, THEN HARKET SET OF BOOKS
ILL MEET NEXT FRIDAY IN ASHEVILLE
UATES ARE VERSATILE
FAMILY
S CAN SPOT TALENTED CHILDREN AT EARLY AGE
PEDIATRICIANS CAN HELP IDENTIFY GIFTEO CHILOREN
0? RELAX, LET HIM GROW
EXPANDED
BE CUT
DON'T CHALLENGE BRIGHT STUDENTS
H
^
2/23/94 B
1
N
H90
H
i
3/08/84 B
1
N
H90
H
?
3/11/84 A
7
N
H
?
6/17/84 A
9
P F
S
?
7/26/84 C
1
N
(05
S
?
9/19/94 C
1 <
N
H
?
9/20/84 B
2
N
1)8(1
H
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10/05/84 B
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P F
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5
?
10/18/84 C
1
N
1 18
s
2
11/09/B4 C
1
N
1 1H
H
2
11/15/84 B
2
N
D80
CHILOREN, HANOICAPPEO
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL CHILOREN, -*.C.
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HEADSTART
SEE ALSO KINSHIP IN NURTURING
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETAROEO
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
MONTHLY/A
I N 0 E X
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C PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO SPINA BIFIDA
HANOICAPPCD BOY LEFT IN COLD, RAIN
SPECIAL CLASS AT OXFORD SCHOOL HELPS HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS
SAMARITANS SET EXAMPLE
LOME'S GROVE STUDENTS HELP HA^OICAPPED
HANDICAPPED SCOUTS HAVING GRAMO TIME
MAKING A PLEDGE
PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS OF HANOI CAPPED
HANDICAPPED GIRL'S SHAKEN PARENTS FINO LITTLE HELP. NO HOPE
1-YEAR-OLD MUST LIVE IN HOSPITAL
RESPITE OFFERS RELIFF FOR PARENTS
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME
PARENTS OF HANOICAPPEO FOCUS OF PILOT PROGRAM
COMMUNICATION IS HARO WORK FOR THESE CAMPERS
FAMILY'S ON ITS OWN SMALL CRUS AOE FOR AOOPTABLE CHILOPEN
COUNTY SCHOOLS' COMPUTER PROGRAM PURCHASED BY STATE
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET GRANT T3 AID HANDICAPPED PUPILS
CHILDREN. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. DISEASES
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HIGH RISK INFANT TRACKING PROGRAM
DOCTORS. PARENTS SHOULD TALK MORE A"»JUT KIOS - RESIOENT
PEDIATRICIANS SHOULO STRESS PREVENTIVE CARE
DUKE'S PEDIATRIC EYE CLINIC SETS GRAND OPENING TOOAY
YOUTHS' EYE ILLS FOCUS OF CLINIC
CHILD IMMUNIZATION FIGHT TO B? DECIDED IN COURT
COUPLE FIGHTS N.C. IMMUNIZATION LAW
CHILDREN, HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
DUKE'S PLAY THERAPY HELPS CHILDREN ADJUST
HOSPITAL SCHOOL: AILMENTS DON'T DETER YOUNG PATIENTS FROM STUDIES
CHILDREN. LEARNING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESCHOOL AND PRIMARY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD EOUCATION
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
AOJUSTING TO PUPILS SAID KEY
PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN
KIOS BEFRIEND COMPUTERS EARLY
LEAPNINGAMES: CHILD'S LEARNING, FUN DON'T HAVE TO BE SEPARATE...
'CHILD'S PLAY' IS LEARNING
PREPARING FOR SUMMER
KINDERGARDEN TAUGHT WRITER AND SUN LESSONS
EDUCATORS: REMEDIAL HELP AIDS STUDENTS
INSIDE
PARENTS CAN HELP CHILDREN IMPROVE THEIR WRITING SKILL
BOARD MEETING TO FOCUS ON LEARNING DISABLED
PARENTS AOVISED TO CREATE INTEREST IN LANGUAGE
CHILOREN, MENTALLY RE TARDfcO
SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE MENTALLY RETAPDEO
CHILDREN, MUROER
SEE ALSO CHILD A
SEE ALSO CHILDRE
SEE ALSO INFANTI
SEE ALSO MUROER,
SEE ALSO MUROER,
WOMAN INDICTED
MAN SENTENCED
MOTHER GETS LI
FOUL PLAY INVE
POLICE REPORT
PROBE PUSHED T
INVESTIGATION
DEATH OF 7-YEA
CHILDREN GETR
CARRBORO GIRL
POLICE WANT CA
MAN HELD IN DE
POLICE GET CAL
CARRBORO POCIC
DETECTIVES OUE
DEATH OF INFAN
POLICF SAY 3 S
JUDGE MAY DISA
MAN RECEIVES L
MAN SENTENCED
REWAROS POSSIP
TWO HELD IN DE
ORANGE REWARD
3RD REWARD
WOMAN SENTENCE
WOMAN HELD IN
INMATE SEEKS N
TWO HALF-RROTH
MONTHS AFTER 0
BODY OF BABY G
OFFICIALS TRY
MOTHER SENTENC
NEW BERN MAN C
MAN GETS LIFE
MOTHER ACOUITT
WOMAN CONVICTE
WOMAN SENTENCE
MAN SAYS WIFE
BUSE, DURHAM
N, OEATHS
CIDE
N.C.
U.S.
IN CHILD'S OEAT
IN BABY'S DEATH
FE SENTENCE FOR
STIGATED IN CARR
CARRBORO GIRL. 7
N DEATH
OF GIRL'S DEATH
R-OLO PROMTS REV
HELP IN WAKE OF
S DEATH IS PROBE
LLS ON CHILD'S 3
ATH OF INFANT
LS ON GIRL'S DEA
E GFT CALLS ON S
ST ION 3 IN SLAYI
T BEING PROBED
USPECTEO IN KILL
LLOW HOMICIOE C3
IFE SENTENCE FOR
TO LIFE IN PRIS3
LE IN GIRL'S OEA
ATH OF CHILD
RISES
KILLING SON
BORO GIRL'S DEATH
, STRANGLED BEFORE FIRE IN HOME
CONTINUES
IEW OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS
SLAYING
D
EATH
TH
IRL'S DEATH
NG OF GIRL
ING
NFESSION
KILLING GIRLFRIENO'S SON
N FOR FREEZER DEATH OF 2-YEAR-OLD
TH
D FOR
GRANOS
EW TRI
ERS SE
EATH,
IRL IS
TO IDE
ED TQ
HARGEO
SENTEN
EO IN
D OF K
D TO L
NOT SA
SON'S OEAT
ON'S DEATH
AL IN CHIL
NTENCED T3
ORANGE TRA
FOUND IN
NTIFY BODY
50-YEAR TE
IN GIRL'S
CE FOR POI
CHILD'S OF
ILLING DAJ
IFE IN PRI
NE WHEN SH
O'S FREEZER OEATH
OIE FOR KILLING 11-YEAR-OLD
ILER PARK STILL UNEASY
TOTE BAG IN JORDAN LAKE
OF GIRL FOUND IN LAKE
RM IN BFATING DEATH
OEATH
SONING 5-YEAR-OLO DAUGHTER
ATH
GHTER
SON FOR KILLING DAUGHTER
E KILLED DAUGHTER
CHILDREN, NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
THEY DON'T RUN ON EREAD ALONE
THE ABCS OF NUTRITION
HELMS DENIES DELAYING CHILD-NUTRITION MFASURE
CHILDREN, PETARDEO
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
CHILOREN, SAFETY
SEE CHILO SAFETY
CHILDREN. SEX ROLES
SEE ALSO SEX STEREOTYPES
SEE ALSO SEXISM
SEE ALSO TOMBOYS
TOMBOY BEHAVIOR. HORMONES LINKEO
CHILOREN. SPORTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS IGENERALI
l/22/»4
A
4
N
1/25/84
H
1
P
1-
1 (<)
2/21/84
A
4
F
2/27/84
A
1
N
(OS
3/16/84
B
1
P
(-
MSI
3/16/84
(
7
P
P
( 56
3/18/84
3/25/84
11
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N
H
7
N
3/25/84
H
1
N
5/02/84
A
1 6
P
F
5/20/84
B
1
\>
P
K t(l
6/28/84
H
1
p
f-
K45
7/25/84
H
1
P
F
106
8/15/84
B
1
N
J06
9/20/84
B
/
P
N
W/4
10/01/84
A
I
N
3/01/84
3/02/84
3/12/84
3/13/84
5/16/84
5/17/64
L
1
12
I
18
10
F B30
N J56
N
N J56
N
N
S 2
H 2
5/02/84 A 18
9/29/84 B 1
s
7
1/30/84 C
1
N
ro5
H
?
2/23/84 A
1 1
N
H
?
3/18/84 E
1
p
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?
5/04/84 B
1
P
F
MS
s
?
5/04/84 B
1
P
F
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s
?
5/31/84 C
1
P
P
T17
s
t
6/16/84 A
14
F
B46
s
?
6/21/84 C
I
M
(OS
s
?
8/25/84 A
R
II
s
2
9/24/84 C
I
N
H 3 10/05/84 B I
H 2 11/04/84 E 10
H 2
1/05/84
A
I 1
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/23/R4
A
6
N
S 2
2/23/84
2/24/84
2/24/84
A
A
c
1
N
K45
H 2
1
N
S 2
1
N
K45
H 2
2/25/84
B
3
N
H 3
2/25/84
C
1
N
H90
H 2
2/26/84
B
8
N
K45
S 2
2/28/84
A
[0
N
K45
H 3
2/29/84
3
1
N
H 2
3/01/84
D
5
N
H 2
3/02/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/02/84
A
11
N
S 2
3/06/84
A
3
N
K45
H 2
3/07/84
B
7
N
H 3
3/07/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/15/84
A
13
N
S 2
3/16/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/17/84
A
12
N
S 1
3/27/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/12/84
c
7
N
S 2
4/18/84
A
19
N
H 2
4/19/84
C
7
N
H 2
6/27/84
s
in
N
H 2
8/11/84
A
3
N
H ?
8/12/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/24/84
A
7
N
H 2
11/03/84
A
1
G
K4S
H 1
11/08/84
B
1
N
S 2
11/08/84
A
16
N
H 2
11/18/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/28/84
A
10
N
H 2
12/08/84
8
3
N
H 2
12/13/84
A
24
N
H 2
12/14/84
a
7
N
H 2
12/15/34
A
3
N
H 2
12/17/84
A
10
N
H 2
1/03/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/26/84
C
1
P F
H 2
10/08/84
A
8
N
S 2 6/15/84 C 1
MONTHLY/AN
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DOCTORS' TRAINING PUSHED
CHILDREN. STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COJNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
SEE ALSO HIGH RISK INFANT TRACKING PROGRAM
EIGHT CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR AGREE TO FORUM
CANOIOATES SAV SCHOOLS NEED M3RE FUNDS
CANDIDATES PROHISE TO ADVOCATE FOR CHILDREN
SILL SEEKS CHILORENS' PROGRAMS
SPAULDING INTRODUCES PROGRAM FOR YOUTH
N.C. ASKED TO PAY BACK «6 MILLION
N.C. DEFENDS USE OF MEDICAID FUNDS
CHILDREN. SUICIDES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. U.S.
ll-YEAR-OLD SAYS HE SHOT HIMSELF TO STOP TEASING
BOY'S DEATH HAS TRAGEDY
DEPRESSION CAUSING SUICIOE. F'JNDS ORAIN
CHILDREN. TELEVISION C RAOIO
SEE ALSO EOUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO RAOIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
BOOKS VERSUS TV FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
TV BLAMED FOR POOR CONDITION 3 F STUDENTS
EAST OF THE SUN. WEST OF THE MOON
UNC-G RESEARCHERS FIND TV SOUMD EFFECTS MAKE DIFFERENCE
CHILDREN BALLET THEATER
SEE ALSO BALLET
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
GRACEFUL MOVE
CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK
ILLUSTRATING MAN
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
SEE ALSO BOBBSEY TWINS I BOOK I
SEE ALSO BOOKS. U.S.
STUFFED WITH STRAW
SOME CHARACTERS
LEARN TO SPOT SEXISM IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS
WHAT MAKES A GOOD PICTURE BOO< ?
MYTH, FANTASY. FAIRY TALE: THEY SPEAK TO A CHILO'S IMAGINATION...
BABY. BOOK AND CARING AOUL T WJRK MAGIC
BOOKS VERSUS TV FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
DISCOVER THE LIBRARY
MANY 'CALLED' TO WRITE LITERATURE FnR CHILDREN BUT FEW HAVE TALENT
PROFESSIONAL ADVICE: DEOICATED WRITER PUTS PUBLISHING SECOND
PUBLISHING FOR CHILDREN IS 'GRATIFYING EXPERIENCE'
A BEAUTIFUL BOOK IS A GIFT TO TREASURE
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF N.C.
AOOPTIOM PROGRAMS SUPPORTEO
THE CHILDREN'S STORE
MALL MERCHANT: RENT INCREASE NOT TO BLAME FOR DEPARTURES
CHILDREN'S TAP CO.
TAP TRIO HAS NEW YORK TEST
AUDITIONS SET SUNOAY FOP YOUNS TAP DANCERS
CHILDWATCH
SEE CHILD WATCH
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S 2 10/29/34 C 1 N L38
H 2 11/16/84 0 1 P F W66
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CHILEANS USE DTI OPTIC IANRV PROGRAM
CHILI
chili sauce: don't eat a hot dog without it
Chimneys
chimney test may be neeoeo
free chimney inspections available
chimpanzfes
baby chimp clings to keeper
chimp benched for rock throwing
CHINA
SE
SE
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E ALSO TAIWAN
"LOCK UO THESF
PEKING PURGES
TAIWAN IS PROV
AMBASSADOR: RE
EMPTY-HANOED M
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CHINESE FORCE
EX-ACTOR IS RE
IN ICY WINO
IN PEKING. STA
CENSORSHIP, wl
REAGAN FATING
THE CHINESE BU
SHANGHAI: THE
REAGAN SAYS TR
U.S. -CHINA GAP
MANY COMPANIES
PEKING MCDUCK
CHINA, HAWAII
ALL OF CHINA
DOGS FAST. HERE COMES PREMIER ZHAO!" (CARTOONI
OOGS; U.S. EXTERMINATES BABIES
INCE OF CHINA. ENVOY SAYS
TURN OF TAIWAN WOULDN'T HURT TRAOE
ISSION
R WITH REAGAN IN CHINA
REAGAN ENTOURAGE TO JETTISON SOME OF THE MEDIA
AOY TO FOLLOW SCRIPT
ARM VOICE MIRROR S CHINA
RING AT FOREIGNERS NOT RUDE
NO PUT CHILL ON CHINA VISIT
HIS FOREIGN POLICY STATEMENTS WITH CHOPSTICKS ICARTOONI
TTERFLY IS YET TO BE SEEN
CITY WHFRE WHEELS NEVER STOP TURNING
IP TO CHINA 'ENJOYABLE ANO FRUITFUL'
S REMAIN
GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
ICARTOONI
FEATURED
CHINA, CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CHINA, TOBACCO
REYNOLDS, CHINA SIGN PACT
REYNOLOS TO MAKE CIGARETTE FO' CHINA MARKET
PRINCE ALBERT IN THE CAN JOKE ICARTOUNI
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
CHINA, ECONOMY
CHINESE CAPITALIST COMMITMENT
CHINA, FOREIGN RELATIONS
TPY MAKING FRIENDS WITH OLD ENEMIES
CHINESE CAPITALIST COMMITMENT
AMERICAN-CHINESE ACCORD MAKES SENSE
CHINA, FOREIGN TRADE
SEE CHINA, TRADE
CHINA, NUCLEAR ENERGY
H 2 6/20/84 A 13
S 2 3/21/84 B I
S 2 11/10/84 A 3
H 3 U/13/B4 B 1
H 1 1/20/84 B 1 P P
H 2 9/21/84 All N
2
1/15/84
0
5
T
T
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2
1/17/84
A
4
L
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2/14/84
A
1
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646
2
2/15/84
B
1
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N
B46
2
3/20/84
A
4
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2
4/22/84
A
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2
4/23/»4
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4/26/84
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4/27/84
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4/28/84
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11/04/84
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12/24/84
A
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12/27/84
0
8
N
S 2 5/29/84 A I N
H 2 5/30/84 B 5 N
H 2 6/01/94 A 4 T T R56
H 2 6/03/84 0 1 1 P N L41
H 2 1/21/84 A
1/18/84
1/21/84
5/03/84
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/8*
REAGAN FEEDING NUCLFAR ENERGY
CHINA, NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
CHINA MAY PURCHASE NUCLEAR EOJ
CHINA, TEXTILES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPO>
ODES SECRET LETTER INDICATE FJ
MOVES TO BLOCK ILLEGAL IMPORTS
HUNT, HELMS TRADE BARBS ON TEX
CHINA OENOUNCES NEW TEXTILE RJ
CHINA, TOBACCO
SEE ALSO CHINA, CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
HELMS DECLARES RED CHINS IS AF
CHINESE LEAF COULD BE THREAT T
CHINA, TPAOE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRAOE
SILK PROMOTED
HUNT, TO MEET CHINESE LEADER
DOES SECRET LETTER INDICATE F?
CHINESE MARKETS CALLEO "HIDE 1
CHINA. TRAVEL
CHINESE FIND VISIT OF NCCU OFFICIAL A STRANGE SIGHT
BAINES SEES OIFFERENT CHINA
CHINA INN IRESTAURANTI
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
BARN MOTORS ARE STOLEN
CHINESE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
IN CHINESE CLASS, THE PACE IS
TO CHINA (CARTOON)
IPMENT FROM DUKE POWER
IS
REIGN POLICY TRUMPS TEXTILES?
PRAISED
TILES
LES
TER STATE'S LEAF MARKETS
0 N.C. GROWERS
REIGN POLICY TRUMPS TEXTILES?
PEN1 TO NORTH CAROLINA
CHINESE-AMERICANS
WANTED: A PASSEL OF CHINESE F3
CHINESE NEW YEAR
SEE ALSO NEW YEAR'S OAY
FOLKS APOUNO HERE: WHAT THE MA
CHINOUA-PENN PLANTATION HOUSE (NEAR
MANSION CHALKS UP 50O.000TH
CHRISTMAS TOURS SET
CHINOUA-PENN HOUSE DECORATED F
CHIROPRACTORS
CHIROPRACTORS GET HEALTH FAIR
MAN FINDS LARGE FAMILY 'MORE F
CHLOROANE
AFTER TERMITE TREATMENT CAME 0
CHLORINE
UNC GETS FUNDS FOR CHLORINE ST
CHLORINE GAS
EVACUATION: LEAKING CHLORINE G
OXFORD CHLORINE GAS LEAK INVES
CHOCOLATE
SEE ALSO FOOO
CHOCOLATE: AFFORDABLE FINE LU*
•CHOCOBILIA' CATCHES ON WITH C
CHOKING
SEE ACCIDENTS. CHOKING
SEE HEIMLICH MANEUVER
CHOLESTEROL
STUDY PROVES HEART ATTACK R I S<
THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: CHLSTRL.
HELP ON WAY FOR HIGH CHOLESTE'
DIET, EXERCISE CAN CONTROL CH3
FAST
LK AT NEW WILMINGTON MOVIE STUDIO
ILMAN BROUGHT
REIDSVILLE, N.C.I
SNUB
UN'
IZZINESS
UOY
AS EMTIES 2-8L0CK AREA IN OXFORO
TIGATION UNDER WAY
URY
HOCOLATE LOVERS
LOWERED BY LESS CHOLESTEROL
..(SNAP, CRACKLE, POP I
OL PATIENTS
LESTEROL
CHORE WORKERS
SEE CHORE IDURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVtCESI (ACRONYM!
CHOREOGRAPHERS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT ANT
GREAT WALL IN '86 PROMPTS RUBY
C T
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H 2 7/22/84 B
S 2 7/26/64 C
6 N
3 N
1 N
I N
S 2 7/20/84 C I N
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S CHOREOGRAPHERS AND COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG p
ICIAPTES GREAT WALL DANCE
SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT...
HER'S DEATH
TODAY IN RALEIGH
'L IVING BIBLE'
Chowan college
19-year-old charged in stepmot
chowan river
soil management meeting slated
christian academies
see council christian academy
see private schools
chpistian action league
wrong use for baptist list
christian broadcasting network
disguising the bible
network's "the book' is a real
christian oay care centers
see child care centers
chr istianity
see also religion (see also nam's of churchesi
the christian litmus test
christians for sound government
christian groups want answers in race
CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, OUR^M
SEE ALSO MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
ENTER: THE STATE OF CHRISTMAS
PRECIOUS MEMORIES WARM HECTIC
HUMBUG TO A PREACHER
A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO CHILDREN
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS CONTINUE
S 2 7/12/84 D
H 2 7/13/84 D
H 2 11/03/64 A
H 1 8/28/84 8
H 2 9/02/84 D
H 2 4/30/84 A
H 2 5/16/84 A
H 2 9/03/84 A
S 2 10/10/64 C
1 N B30
1 N 630
1 N J56
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1 P F B71
1 P F W66
HOLIDAYS
THROUGH AGES
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
11/23/64 D
12/13/64 A
12/20/84 A
12/22/64 A
12/24/64 A
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4 L
4 E
4 0 E
4 E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/64
ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW
ACCOROING TO ST. LUKE
IN A WORD. WHAT IS CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS. CRIME
SFE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREE THEFTS
SEE ALSO CRIMES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY. DURHAM
POLICE BRACE FOR CRIME RISE AS HOLIDAY NEARS
BEWARE THE HOLIDAYS
SHOPPERS TOLD: 'BE CAREFUL OUT THERE*
MAN. WOMAN CITED WITH STEALING 2 CHRISTMAS TREES
TWO FACE CHARGES FOR STEALING TREES
MERCHANTS AOO EXTRA SECURITY F OR CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS TREE THIEVES ROAMING N.C. MOUNTAINS
CHRISTMAS. DURHAM
SFE ALSO ANGEL TREE
SEE ALSO BULL OURHAM CLASSIC (PREP TEAM WRESTLING!
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARAOES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
NOTICES OF CHRISTMAS EVENTS A-COMING IN
OURHAM SITES HOLD HOLIDAY EVENTS
KETTLES OF KINDNESS
STAGVILLE CELEBRATES WITH AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
FINAL TOUCHES
DECK THE HALLS
THEY GOT YULE SPIRIT AT STAGVILLE
CHRISTMAS FILLS THE AIR SUNDAY AROUNO THE AREA
DUKE HOMESTEAD PLANS OPEN HOUSE
THE VETERANS' STAR
PLANNING A PARTY
ALL THAT'S MISSING IS THE SNOW
DUKE HOMESTEAD TO SHOW HOW CHRISTMAS LOOKED IN 1BTO PFRIOD
HOLIDAY OATES TO NOTE
BUSY HOLIOAY PLANNED FOR CHILDREN
HOSPITAL PARTY TO HOST MAGICIAN
ANGEL TREE GIFTS TO HELP CHILDREN
CHRISTMAS CAME F4RLY ^^ DURHAM'S DUKE HOMESTEAD
1870S HOLIOAY
CUB SCOUTS PROVE YOUNG NOT UNC APING
ART. MUSIC AND GREAT FOOD MAKC HOLIOAY FEAST FESTIVE
LEGION PLANS 2 CHRISTMAS PROJECTS
•ANGEL TREE' TO REMAIN AT MALL THREE MORE OAYS
HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS LISTED
HOLIOAY ENTERTAINMENT
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT: A CH IL 0 OF OUR TIME; NOT EXACTLY CHRISTMAS...
MAGIC MOMENTS
NATIVITY SCENE
COMPUTER CHRISTMAS
THE HOSPITAL'S WINNERS
AMERICAN VILLAGE NEIGHBORS HAVE THE HOLIOAY SPIRIT
REMEMBER SOUP KITCHEN IN YULE GIVING
A GIFT TO HONOR CHRIST
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
CHILDHOOD DREAMS
OFFICES. BUSINESSES CLOSING FOR HOLIOAY
MRS. CLUASE VISITS
SANTA WILL VISIT DOWNTOWN
MANY TO GET LONG WEEKEND
ENJOYS SANTA'S TRAIN
DECK THE PORTA-TOILFT
HOW TO SWEETEN CHRISTMAS
FOOD FOR NEEDY
CABBAGE HEAD
HELPERS
HARRIS STUDENTS GET HEL"
DUKE CHAPEL. CHURCHES PLAN CHR ISTMAS SERVICES
2ND-PLACE
CHRISTMAS OIFF1CULT FOR ALCOHOLICS
LAST-MINUTE WISH
HE DECORATES EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
OECORATIONS WITH A 'SWISS LOO< '
JUST 2 MORE OAYS
THE PROOF IS IN HER PUOOING: 3AR8ARA SMITH BAKES HOLIDAY CHEER
THEIR CHRISTMAS TREE WORK OF MANY DAYS
LONG STOPOVER
LIFTING SPIRITS
THE EYES HAVE IT
•JUST WHAT I WANTED'
DURHAM COUPLE'S BEST PRESENT: SEVEN HAPPY ANO WELL CHILDREN
MERRY CHRISTMAS. ..FROM THE HERALD STAFF...
PARADE OF PRESENTS
FIRST HONORABLE MENTION
THE CHAPEL'S CHRISTMAS
HARRIS FAMILY'S SECRET IS DOIMG THINGS TOGETHER
CHRISTMAS. DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE!
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
HELP GIVEN FOR HOLIOAY BLUES
CHRISTMAS. HISTORY
OLD CHRISTMAS BRINGS INTANGIBLE GIFT
ROANOKE COLONISTS MAY HAVE IMITATEO ENGLISH YULE REVELRY
PUPIL FOUND 19TH-CENTURY HOLIDAY DULL
NEW WORLO ANO OLD CELEBRATED AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
96-VEAR-0L0 LETTER SAYS CAMPUS YULE DULL
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: MY BLUEST CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS, INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS
J E C T S
PAGE 127
1/14/85
CHRISTMAS, N.C.
•OLD CHR IS
SCANDINAVI
HOLIOAY HA
CHURCH PLA
IT'S LOOKI
VISIONS OF
HOLIDAY OA
A CHRISTMA
BIG WEEK F
487 INMATE
SINGING IN
SUMMER OR
GO RIGHT A
WHITE CHRI
ELEMENTARY
COUNTY, TO
CLOSINGS S
CHRISTMAS
HOW TIMES
A TRUE TAL
CHRISTMAS
TMAS' IS TODAY AT 2 OUTER BANKS TOWNS
AN CHR ISTMAS FAIR
PPENINGS ANNOUNCED
NNING JAZZY CELEBRATION
NG A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
A VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS
TES TO NOTE
S 'GHOST* AT ART MUSEUM
OR SCHOOL MUSICIANS: MORE THAN 12 PERFORMANCES
S TO LEAVE PRISON EARLY
SPANISH
OFCEMBER?
HEAD, EAT HEARTY
STMAS7
PUPILS COLLECT FOOT
WNS PLAN HOLIDAYS
ET FOR HOLIOAYS
CAN BE DIFFICULT FO* JEWS
DO CHANGE: MY BLUEST CHRISTMAS
E OF THE GRINCH WHO REPENTED
ON THE ROAO A TREAT
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12/21/84
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12/22/84
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12/22/54
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12/22/84
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12/23/84
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12/23/84
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12/23/84
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12/25/84
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12/26/84
c
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12/26/84
A
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12/28/84
A
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12/30/84
E
6
P
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1/06/84 B
12/17/B4 A
12/20/84 C
12/20/64 D
12/21/84 B
12/21/64 A
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1/07/84
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11/01/84
0
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11/29/84
D
4
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H 2
12/04/84
3
10
N
H 2
12/05/84
A
6
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N
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12/06/64
D
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12/06/64
0
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12/07/84
0
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12/12/84
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12/15/84
A
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12/15/64
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12/15/64
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12/16/84
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14
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12/18/84
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846
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12/18/84
c
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12/20/84
B
1
N
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12/20/84
A
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12/21/64
A
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12/21/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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airplane passengers got to rite with santa claus
Christmas, n.c. depression
see also christmas. durham, depression
see also depression (emotional statei
see also mental health
holiday blues sessions scheduled
unfulfilled expectations led to christmas blues
christmas, sales
see also businesses. durham
see also retail sales
holioay sales may break records
tar heel shoppers pleasing merchants
survey: banks favor real estate, insurance firms
■tis the season. ..to be shopping
merchants add extra security for christmas
last-minute shoppers find bargains
holiday season boosts sales at abc stores
sales attract shocpers
skates: 2 lefts, i refuno
retailers expect season sales to set recoros
Christmas, u.s.
"all i want is peace ano love for the whole entire world,
oallas santa has spirit
limiting religious freedom
christmas canolelight tour of historic homes in chapel hill
see also house tours
chapel hill homes featureo on annual candlelight tour
canolelight tour features 'fairytale place'
8th tour this weekend
gihghoul castle is scene of dickens holioay dinner
chr istmas caros
folks arouno here: the way things are
servicemen meet children who sent christmas caros
a caro for children
christmas card sales to benefit sick children
ouke christmas card collection shows changes
justice finally prevails in yjle caro deliveries
a christmas carol c book ano play)
shakespeare 'carol' tickets
became a scrooger
a young people's 'christmas carol'
this scrooge calls ghostbuste's
Christmas carols
your favorite christmas carols
your favorite christmas carols
brighten spirits
christmas carolers
chr istmas cheer
christmas cheer program to help needy in alamance
christmas decorations
see also crafts
talented sisters l
end of holidays
holiday headaches?
holiday decorating
win cash with chri
holiday oecorating
outdoor residentia
4 more in oecorati
holiday touch
chinoua-penn house
3 names aooed to c
all that's missing
29 homes to compet
caution: christmas
these homes all ag
roxboro florist fr
winter wonoerlano
the hospital's win
ameoican village n
adaptation the key
a scene for the se
manger scene wins
teasleys of e. gee
deck the porta-toi
where are their mi
2ND-PLACE
HE OECOPATES EVERY
OECORATIONS WITH A
FIRST HONORABLE ME
SOME PROBLEMS ARE
IKE TWO PEAS-IN-A-POD
CONTEST IN REOPENED
STMAS DISPLAY
CONTEST IS REOPENED
L HOLIDYA DECORATIONS CONTEST
ON CONTEST
DECORATED FOR TOURS
ONTEST
IS THE SNOJ
E IN DECORATIONS CONTEST
TRIMMINGS COULD BE HAZARDOUS
LOW FOR CONTEST
ANK KIMBROUSH HELPS OECK THE WHITE HOUSE
NERS
EIGHBORS HAVE THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
TO ORNAMENT BUSINESS
ASON
CONTEST
R ST. WIN HOLIDAY OECORATIONS CONTEST
LET
SSING TREE DRNAMENTS?
THING FOR CHRISTMAS
'SWISS LOOK '
NTION
SOLVED
CHR ISTMAS GIFTS
SEE ALSO GIFTS
SEE ALSO TOYS
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING CHRISTMAS PROJECT
ONLY THING THIS SANTA NEEDS IS THREE CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS
A SANTA TO THE ORPHANAGE
WRAPPING IT UP
CHRISTMAS GIFTS NEEDED FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS
CITY PUBLISHES 'GIFT GUIDE' FIR PARKS AND RECREATION
HERE'S THE WRAPUP ON PACKING PRESENTS
SUPPORT PARKS ALL YEAR
GIFTS WITH CLASS
BRE«D FOR THE NEEDY
CHRISTMAS TO RE"EU8FR
PRESENT-PEEKER GETS MAX: OLO (UN-ARDUNO
JEWISH GROUP WRAPS UP GIFTS 0- ALL DENOMINATIONS
DANCING ROBOT VIDEOS LEAD STUDENTS' HOLIDAY WISH LIST
WISHES COME TRUE
RFAOY FOR DISTRIBUTION
OFFICERS PUNISHED FOR SOLICITING MONEY
CHRISTMAS HOUSE ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
GIFTS FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILO'EN
CHRISTMAS PARADES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO PARADES
CHRISTMAS PARADE SCHEDULED FO' DEC. 2
CHRISTMAS PARADE SCHEDULEO DEC. 2
REMINDER: PARADE DEADLINE OCT. 15
APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR 'ARADE
HOLIOAY PARADE SCHEDULED OEC . 2
PARADE DEADLINE
75 GROUPS SIGNED UP FOR PARADE
75 UNITS TO BE IN HOLIOAY PARAOE
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12/14/84
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12/24/84
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12/25/84
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12/26/84
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12/09/84
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12/18/84
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12/31/84
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S 2 12/20/84 0 1
H 2 12/21/84 A 11
S 2 11/27/84 D 1
H 2 11/29/84 D I
S 2 12/19/84 A 14
S 2 12/19/84 A 16
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11/06/84
A
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11/21/84
A
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11/23/84
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12/14/84
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12/15/84
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H
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12/16/84
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12/17/84
B
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12/19/34
B
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12/22/84
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P
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12/23/84
B
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12/23/94
B
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12/26/B4
A
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2
12/31/84
A
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1/23/84 A
11/23/84 B
11/30/94 A
11/30/84 A
12/02/84 B
12/10/84 A
12/11/94 B
12/13/84 A
12/13/84 0
12/18/94 A
12/19/94 A
12/19/84 A
12/20/64 B
12/20/94 C
12/21/64 A
12/21/94 C
12/23/84 B
N M69
N H90
1 P F A15
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N L36
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ROLL THE ORUMS. PLEASE
PARADE TO BE DEC. I
PREPARATIONS BEING MAOE FOR SJNOAV'S HOLIDAY PARAOE
HOLIOAY PARADE SUNDAY
ENTRIES LISTED FOR DURHAM HOLIDAY PARADE
HOLIDAY PARADE IS SCHEDULED FDR TOMORROW
DURHAM HOLIDAY PARAOE SET TODAY
CHRISTMAS FILLS THE AIR SUNDAY AROUND THE AREA
BANOS. FLOATS ESCORT SANTA INTO TOWN
TOYLAND
HOLIOAY CIRCUS
WAITING AND MATCHING
WINNERS
christmas parades. n.c.
see also henderson, n.c, christmas parade
see also louisburg. n.c, christmas paraoe
see also roxboro, n.c, christmas parade
horseback rioer foned for ow i
granville to buy site near wilton for oumpsters
marchers signing up for orangi christmas parades
it's parade time in henoerson, graham, ourham and oxforo
young and old santa
christmas parades, u.s.
western alamance band to be 11 gimbels paraoe
christmas parties
christmas party
entertiaining: imagination, nut money, counts
officers punished for soliciting money
chr istmas shopping
see christmas, sales
chp istmas star
see also univ. of n.c-chapel hill mqreheao planetarium
is a.o.-b.c. time line next religious target?
christmas star returns to morehead
star is welcome sight
•star of bethlehem- opens today
the veterans* star
planetarium shuw drawing large crowds
let these stars get in your eyes
planetarium's star oescribed as a symbol of astronomy
star brightens holiday
planetarium adds matinee of 'star- show
•star- shines on extra shows
christmas tree thefts
see also christmas, crime
two face charges for stealing trees
christmas tree thieves roaming n.c. mountains
christmas trees
see also trees
tree sale a success
tree search
tree time
christmas trees — a s35.5 million n.c. industry
tree finds a home
christmas preparations
this christmas, she chose a maple tree
christmas tref lighting in roxboro
decorate tree
tree topping
a perfect fit
christmas trees still plentifjl in durham
tree for all ages
christmas around the world
their christmas tref work of 1any days
a true tale of the grinch who repenteo
chrysanthemums
chrysanthemum festival oct. 12-14
mums put on fall show at the slenn's house
Chuck ^avis dance Co.
oavis dancers give two premieres
two old favorites take festival stage
chuck davis astounos by new look of old themes
in the spotlight: this week"s highlights
reaching for the sky
oance group inviteo
chuck wagon gang
members of ouartet injured
church of chr 1st
see united church of christ
church of god of prophecy
grefn named new pastor
church of jesus christ of latter oa y saints
sfe mormons
church of the abiding savior
church anniversary
church schools
see private schools
church women united
see also women, ministers
women prepare pentagon ribbon
churches. durham
see also ambassadors catheoral church
see also bazaars
see also urban ministries cente'
baptist church to build new wjrship center
churches schedule week's activities
student to preach in duke chapel
churches list upcoming events
some sunday services willl oppose abortion toll
churches plan week's events
church plans satellite seminar
rector is candidate for bishop
triangle churches list events
former fuller minister returns to church
triangle churches list events
human relations service scheduleo in synagogue frioay
presbyterian group considers 1ew church
triangle churches schedule activities
DATE
S I T
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C PG L P BYL
U/20/84 A
11/22/84 C
U/28/B4 C
11/30/84 a
11/30/84 A
12/01/B4 A
12/02/84 B
12/03/84 A
12/03/84 B
12/03/84 A
12/03/84 A
12/03/84 C
12/04/84 C
N
N
N
N C19
P F70
F M51
P F70
P F70
P F70
P K30
2 1/19/84 A 15
1 11/06/84 C I
2 11/22/84 C 11
1 12/01/84 C 1
2 12/02/84 B 1
H 1 11/15/84 B 1
11/15/84 D
12/21/84 B
12/23/84 B
H
2
1/04/84 A
4
L
S
2
3/08/84 A
1
N J56
s
2
5/10/84 A
4
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H
2
11/20/84 A
9
N
H
2
12/04/84 B
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2
12/04/84 A
9
N
s
2
12/06/84 0
5
N
H
2
12/13/84 A
26
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s
2
12/14/84 A
4
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2
12/18/84 A
12
N
s
2
12/20/84 D
4
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S 2 12/15/84 A 15 N
H 2 12/18/84 C 2 N
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2
1/07/84
A
4
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s
2
11/29/54
c
1
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p
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2
11/30/84
B
1
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p
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2
12/02/84
B
1 1
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H
3
12/04/84
8
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S
2
12/04/84
A
9
P
p
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2
12/09/84
D
12
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078
H
1
12/11/84
B
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s
2
12/12/84
C
1
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s
2
12/14/84
A
s
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s
2
12/14/84
B
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12/15/84
A
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s
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12/15/84
A
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2
12/22/84
A
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12/23/84
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12/25/84
A
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10/28/84
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10
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7/09/84
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H 2 6/05/84 A
S 2 8/04/84 A 6 P N
H 2 2/04/84 B 1
H 2 7/14/84 A 9 P P T37
H 2
1/07/84
A
9 P P
S 2
1/07/84
A
6 N
H 2
1/14/64
A
9 N
S 2
1/14/84
A
6 N
H 2
1/21/84
A
9 N
S 2
1/21/84
A
6 N
H 2
1/28/84
A
9 N
H 2
1/28/84
A
9 N
S 2
1/28/84
A
6 N
H 2
2/04/84
A
9 P
S 2
2/04/84
A
6 N
H 2
2/11/84
A
8 P N
H 2
2/11/84
A
9 N
S 2
2/11/84
A
5 N
MONTHLY/A
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ANNIVERSARIES SCHEDULED
COLLECTION AIDS DISASTER VICTIMS
TRIANGLF CHURCHES SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES
SYMPOSIUM ON NUCLEAR WAP PLANNED AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
FORMER GOVERNOR NEW PRESBYTERY MODERATOR
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES
PRESBYTERIAN MODERATOR TO SPEAK IN DUKE CHAPEL
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
PRESBYTERIAN GROUP MEETS TO CONSIDER NEK CHURCH
TRIANGLE CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
A CRACK IN THE RELIGIOUS HALL
ACTOR TO GIVE DRAMATIC PRESENTATION OF GOSPFL
BETHESDA BAPTIST MARKS CENTENNIAL
METHODISTS CELEBRATE BICENTENNIAL
TRIANGLE CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
PROFESSORi STUDENT HILL GO FXTRA 10 MILES TO PLUG CROP WAL-K
THINS HIN METHODISTS" YOUTH AWARD
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES
CHURCH HONORS DEBUTANTES
MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION HILL MEET ON TUESOAY
CHURCHES PLAN REVIVALS. MUSICAL PROGRAMS
REVIVAL STARTS TO'<URROH
•DAY APART' OBSERVANCE SCHEDULED
DURHAM CHURCHES TO HOLD EASTE) SUNRISE SERVICES SUNDAY
CHURCHES PREPARE EASTER ACTIVITIES
JEHISH, PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATIONS PLAN HOLOCAUST SERVICE
TRIANGLE CHURCHES PLAN WEEK'S ACTIVITIES
METHODIST CELEBRATION: 6.000-3.000 TO GATHER FOR HORSHIP, PICNIC
OURHAM CHURCHES PLAN REVIVALS
OXFORD CHURCH HILL INSTALL NEH PASTOR
CONCERT IS SCHEDULED
TRIANGLE CHURCHES PLAN WEEK'S RELIGIOUS EVENTS
RUSSIAN CHRISTIANS HILL VISIT TRIANGLE AREA
CHURCHES SCHEDULE RELIGIOUS EVENTS
WOMEN'S DAY SERVICES
OURHAM METHOOISTS CELEBRATE BICENTENNIAL
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES
WEEKEND EVENTS SPOTLIGHT VIGOROUS OURHAM RELIGION
SCHOLARS WILL SPEAK IN SYNAGOGUE PROGRLAM
BOYS CHCIR WILL SING FINAL CONCERT
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEOULE ACTIVITIES
FORMER ARCHBISHOP TO SPEAK IN OUK E CHAPEL
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE ACTIVITIES
OURHAM WOMAN TO LEAD CHURCH G' OUP TO RUSSIA
DURHAM, AREA CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
NEW OUKE MINISTER WILL PREACH IN CHAPEL
DURHAM CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
SUMMER VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR C HURCH- S YNAGOGUE PROGRAMS
DURHAM CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
MS. CAESAR'S CONVENTION IS JULY 15-20
DURHAM CHURCHES ANNOUNCF ACTIVITIES
CHURCH SHELTER PROVIDES REFUGE TO HOMELESS WOMEN
HOSTS VOLUNTEER THE HOSPITALITY
TWO N.C. PASTORS ARE CANOIOATES FOR BISHOP
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
CHURCH PLANS MISSIONARY CONVENTION
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
DURHAM MINISTER ELECTF0 TO KEY POST IN AME DENOMINATION
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
BIBLE CALLED KEY TO CHURCH'S TURNAROUND
PASTOR'S SON TO PREACH AT WHITE ROCK
MINISTER GOING TO LIBERIA
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
LOCAL CHURCHES HOSTING VOTER DRIVES
REGISTRATION AT CHURCHES SET
REGISTRATION AT CHURCHES IS FOCUS
RIDGECREST PLANS FAMILY LIFE CONFERENCE
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
COMMUNITY INTERDENOMINATIONAL BIBLE STUDY SERIES PLANNED
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
CHURCH TO HOLD VOTE REGISTRATION FOLLOWING SERVICE
BISHOPS FROM HISTORIC CHURCH WILL BE HONOREO ON SUNDAY
BISHOP WILL INSTALL PASTOR AT ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
DURHAM CHURCHES SCHEDULE HOMECOMING SERVICES
DURHAM CHURCHES SCHEDULE HOMECOMING SERVICES
CHURCHES PLAN HOMECOMINGS ANO OTHER SPECIAL SERVICES
HUNGER MONEY WILL BF DISTRIBUTED
CHURCHES SCHEDULE HOMECOMINGS
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEOULE UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVICES SET
TRIANGLE CHURCHES SCHEDULE WEEK'S RELIGIOUS EVENTS
PASTOR: CHURCH ORGANIZING EFFORTS APE BEGINNING TO PAY OFF
CHURCHES PLAN SPECIAL EVENTS
THREE CHURCHES SCHEDULE REVIVALS
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER CONST1UCTI0N WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK
CHURCHES IN TRIANGLE SCHEDULE EVENTS
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES TO VOTE ON 1985 LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
FIVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES WILL HAVE GUEST SPEAKERS
HOMECOMING SERVICES SET
ANNIVFRSAOIES MARKED
TRIANGLE CHURCHES ANNOUNCE SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES
OURHAM CHURCHES PLAN HOMECOMINGS
BIBLE. DELIVERANCE CONFERENCES SET
CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL EVENTS
AREA CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
SOUTHEASTERN FACULTY BACKS SEMINARY PRESIDENT FOR STANDS
YATES ASSOCIATION HAS GROWTH IN MEMBERSHIP ANO GIVING
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
METHODISTS PLAN HAYS TO SPUR GROWTH IN N.C. CONFERENCE
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
PRESBYTERY TO FORM NEW CHURCH SUNOAY
OURHAM-AREA CHURCHES SCHEOULE THANKSGIVING SERVICES
DUKE PSYCHIATRIST HILL OISCUSS PROBLEMS OF OLOER PEOPLE
CHURCHES PL'N EVENTS
BISHOP TO SPEAK AT METHODIST MECTING
COUNCIL AOOPTS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR PAPER
DURHAM, NEARBY CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER RECEIVES tlO.OOO HILLSDALE GRANT
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
DIVINITY SCHOOL HILL BEGIN SE'IES ON PREACHING IN JANUARY
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION To END
OUKE CHAPEL. CHURCHES PLAN CHJISTMAS SERVICES
THREE ARE CANDIDATES FOR EPISCOPAL BISHOP
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
HOSLEM TEMPLE RECEIVES THREAT
PEACEMAKING GROUPS PRESENT MUSICAL ALLEGORY IN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCHES. DURHAM. HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: STORY ON REVIVALS
CHURCHES. N.C.
S
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DATE
C
PC L
P 3YL
H 2
2/11/3'.
A
6
N
H 2
2/18/8*
A
7
N
S 2
2/18/84
A
6 P
N
H 2
2/25/8".
A
7
I
S 2
2/25/8*.
A
6
N
H 2
3/03/84
A
9 P
N
S 2
3/03/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/10/84
A
6
N
S 2
3/10/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/1T/B4
A
8 P
N
S 2
3/1T/B4
A
6
N
H 2
3/22/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/24/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/24/84
A
7
N
H 2
3/24/84
A
7
N
S 2
3/24/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
6 P
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
6
N
S 2
3/31/84
A
6
N
H 2
4/0T/84
A
6
N
H 2
4/07/84
A
7 P
N
S 2
4/07/84
A
6
S 2
4/07/84
A
6 P
N
S 2
4/07/84
A
6
N
H 2
4/21/84
A
8
N
S 2
4/21/84
A
6
N
H 2
4/28/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/28/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/05/84
A
8 P
N
H 2
5/05/34
A
8
I
H 2
5/05/84
A
8 P
I
H 2
5/05/84
A
9
I
S 2
5/05/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/12/34
A
9
I
H 2
5/12/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/19/34
A
9
N
H 2
5/19/84
A
9
N
S 2
5/19/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/26/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/26/84
A
6
N
H 2
5/26/84
A
7
N
S 2
5/26/34
A
6
N
H 2
6/02/84
A
7
I
S 2
5/02/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/09/84
A
7 P
N
S 2
6/09/34
A
6
I
H 2
6/16/34
A
7
N
S 2
6/16/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/23/34
A
9
I
S 2
6/23/P4
A
6
I
S 2
6/30/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/07/84
A
B P
I
S 2
7/07/84
A
6
I
S 2
7/13/84
B
I P
F J06
S 2
7/13/84
B
1 P
F J06
H 2
7/14/84
A
Q
N
S 2
7/14/84
A
6
I
H 2
7/21/84
A
7
I
S 2
7/21/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/28/84
A
7 P
N
S 2
7/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
8/04/84
A
6 P
F A20
H 2
8/04/34
A
7
N
H 2
8/04/84
A
7 P
J
S 2
8/04/84
A
6
I
H 2
8/06/84
A
1
N B81
S 2
8/06/P4
A
7
N
S 1
8/06/84
C
1
N
H 2
8/1I/B4
A
8
N
S 2
8/11/84
A
6
I
H 2
8/18/84
A
7
N
S 2
3/16/84
A
6
N
S 2
8/25/84
A
6
N
H 2
8/25/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/01/84
A
9 P
N
H 2
9/08/84
A
8 P
N
H 2
9/08/84
A
8 P
N
H 2
9/08/34
A
8 P
N
S 2
9/03/84
A
6
N
H 2
9/15/34
A
3
H 2
9/15/34
A
9
S 2
9/15/84
A
6
H 2
9/22/84
A
8 P
S 2
9/22/34
A
6
H 2
9/29/e4
A
9
N
S 2
9/29/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/D6/84
A
8
N
H 2
10/06/84
A
9
N
S 2
10/06/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/13/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/13/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/13/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/13/84
A
13
N
S 2
10/13/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/20/84
A
6 P
I
H 2
10/20/84
A
7
I
S 2
10/20/84
A
6
N
S 2
10/27/84
A
6
1
H 2
10/27/34
A
7
N
H 2
11/03/34
A
9 P
N
S 2
U/0 3/34
A
6
I
H 2
11/10/84
A
7
N
S 2
11/10/84
a
6
I
S 2
U/17/84
A
6
I
H 2
11/17/84
A
10
N
H 2
11/17/84
A
11
N
H 2
11/24/84
A
9
N
S 2
11/24/84
A
6
I
H 2
12/01/84
A
6 P
I
H 2
12/01/84
A
7
N
S 2
12/01/B4
A
6
I
H 2
12/0 8/84
A
7
N
S 2
12/03/84
A
6
N
H 2
12/15/84
A
7
N
S 2
12/15/34
A
6
I
H 2
12/22/84
A
8
N
H 2
12/2VB4
A
8 P
N
H 2
12/22/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/2VB4
A
6
I
H 2
12/28/84
A
1 I
N
H 2
12/29/84
A
7
I
S 2 5/18/84 A
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SEE ALSO PLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
FIRE DAMAGES HISTORIC CHURCH
METHODISTS MARK BICENTENNIAL
ROBBERS HIT CHURCH MEETING
THIEF TAKES CHURCH PROPERTY
CHURCH LEADERS CITE BIBLE IN 7E0UEST TO HALT DEATH PENALTY
HUNT HEARS PLEAS OF CHURCH LEADERS BUT STILL SUPPORTS CAPITAL
LET'S HEAP. NO 'AMENS'
THE CHURCH'S 'YES' ANO 'NO' UN EXECUTION
CANDLE IN CHURCH WINDOW BEACON TO STORM VICTIMS
STUDY: TV NOT TO BLAME FOR DI? IN CHURCH-GOING
MERGER REFLECTS TRANO AMONG SMALL CHURCHES
N.C. CHURCH LEADERS ACTIVE IN POLITICS
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
TOBACCO MORALITY ISSUE DIVIDES SOME CHURCHES
PREACHING POLITICS DIFFICULT IN SOME PULPITS
CHURCH LEADERS OIFFER ON MERGER
CHURCHES. N.C. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER KEEPS "FM COMING BACK
HER RECORD'S PERFECT .. .ALMOST
...SO IS FORMER CONGRESSMAN FOUNTAIN'S
CHURCHES. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
CHURCHES SHOULD KEEP GOOD REC3R0S
RELIGION AND POLITICS SHOULD MIX
AOMONITION FALLS ON DEAF EARS
CHURCH LEADERS DIFFER ON MERGER
CHURCH MERGER PLAN FACES TROUBLE IN PEWS
PATH TO CHURCH UNITY DIFFICULT
CHURCH PEOPLE WANT UNITY
CHURCHES. U.S.. TAXES
IRS PUTS SQUEEZE ON CHURCHES. PASTORS
ANOTHER CHURCH-STATE FUSS
CIBA-GFIGY AGRICULTURAL 9 I 0TECHN0L3 GY RESEARCH CENTER
CIBA-GEIGY DEDICATION SET
SURVEY: MEDIAN ATTORNEYS' SAURY REACHED J53.000 IN '93
HUNT LAUOS CIBA-GEIGY RESEARCH
CIBA-GEIGY BUILDING DEDICATED
CIBA-GEIGY CORP.
PROGRESS ON CIBA-GEIGY RESEARCH 3UIL0ING
CIBA-GEIGY ACQUIRES HARTMAN'S PLANT FIRM
CIBA-GEIGY JOINING TEXTILE CAMPAIGN
CIGARETTE INOUSTRY 1SEF ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO INOUSTRY
REYNOLDS SOLO IN ADVERTISING SMOKING ISSUE
CIGARETTE MACHINE BROUGHT TO DURHAM CENTURY AGO
JAPANESE TRADE may NOT HELP LEAF GROWERS IN N.C.
JAPANESE LEAF MARKET "AY HURT N.C. FARMFRS
CIGARETTE SAFETY STUOY GETS NT D
REYNOLDS CHIEF SEES ANNUAL OECLINE IN LEAF INDUSTRY
REYNOLDS BUILDING WORLO'S LARSEST CIGARETTE FACTORY
CIGARETTE LIGHTER
JAIL CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ISSUE FLARES UP AGAIN IN ALAMANCE
CIGARETTE-ROLLING
CIGARETTE MACHINE BROUGHT TO DURHAM CENTURY AGO
CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CHINA,
SEE ALSO GENERIC
SEE ALSO SELF-EX
SEE ALSO SMOKELE
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO STRIDE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
U.S. CIGARETTE
TEXAS FIRM °LA
REYNOLDS' NEW
LCM INTRODUCES
NEW LUCKY LIGH
NEW CIGARETTE
LUCKY STRIKE L
TURKEY WILL SE
CIGARETTE GIVE
NEW CIGARETTE
LCM SAYS TEST
MESSY DELIVERY
CIGARETTES GET
SUBJECT
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H
2
1/03/84
*
13
N
H
2
1/07/8*
A
9
N
H
1
1/12/84
B
1
N
H
1
1/21/84
B
1
N
s
2
1/26/84
c
5
N
PUNISHMENT H
2
1/27/84
A
7
N
H
2
1/31/84
A
4
E
H
2
3/04/84
0
4
U
A20
H
2
4/02/8'.
A
3
N
H
2
5/12/84
A
6
N
S
2
6/30/8*
A
6
N
s
2
9/01/B4
A
6
N
s
2
9/01/84
A
6
I
H
2
10/01/84
A
9
N
H
2
10/15/84
A
9
N
H
2
12/0 3/94
B
1
N
CIGARETTES
CIGARETTES
TINGUISHING CIGARETTE
SS CIGARETTES
CIGARETTES
■ ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
, HEALTH EFFECTS
CONSUMPTION SAIO DOWN
NS SMOKELESS CIGARETTE
BRANO OUE IN AP3IL
NEW CIGARETTE IN JAPAN
TS TO bE INTRODUCED
INTROOUCEO IN OJRHAM
IGHTS GO ON SALE IN OURHAM TODAY
LL CAMEL CIGARETTES
AWAY PLAN IRKS LUNG GROUP
REAOY
BRANDS ARE COINS WELL IN WEST
BLAME FOR ILLNESS
CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ADVERTISING
SOME NEW REYNOLDS ADS DISCOURAGE SMOKING BY YOUTHS
REYNOLDS' AOS TO DISCOURAGE YOUNG PEOPLE FROM SMOKING
TWO GROUPS RIDICULE NEW AOS BY REYNOLDS
REYNOLDS SOLO IN ADVERTISING SMOKING ISSUE
REYNOLDS TOBACCO ADS ASSAILED BY 3 GROUPS
REACTION PLEASES TOBACCO COMPANY
CIGARETTES. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, EXPORTS
TEXTILE GROUPS FIGHT IMPORT RULES. CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF U.S. TOBACCO
REYNOLDS. MITSUBISHI CORP. F0< M FIRM FOR CIGARETTE SALES IN JAPAN
CIGARETTES. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
CIGARETTES. LABELS
SEE ALSO WARNING
COMPROMISE IS
FTC RECOMMENOS
CIGARETTE WARN
CIGARETTE HEAL
CIGARETTE LABE
S"0K1NG. NOT S
HELMS MAY NOT
HELMS PLEOGES
CIGARETTE WARN
HELMS EXPECTED
POLITICS SHIFT
CIGARETTE-WARN
VALENTINE. HEL
FIVE SENATORS
AGREEMENT SEEN
SENATE OKS NEW
LABELS
REACHED ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
SEVERAL WARNINGS ON CIGARETTES
INGS COMPROMISE REPORTED REACHED
TH WARNING SILL CLEARS HOUSE PANEL
LING ON AGENDA AS CONGRESS NEARS RECESS
MOKING WON'T HINGE ON LABELS
OPPOSE HEALTH LABELS
•GOOD FAITH' ON TOBACCO WARNING LABELS
ING BILL HELD
TO SUPPORT NEW CIGARETTE WARNINGS
ING FOCUS OF CIGARETTE WARNING DEBATE
ING BILL CLEARS HOUSE WITHOUT OPPOSITION
MS TO PUSH FOR 5URHAM CENTER GRANT
SAY THEY WON'T BLOCK BILL ON CIGARETTE LABELS
ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
CIGARETTF WARNING LABELS
S 2 3/30/B4 C 12 P N
H 2 9/28/84 B ? P N J50
H 2 9/28/84 B 2 F J40
1/04/84 A
1/09/84 A
12/03/94 A
12/03/94 B
12/05/84 A
12/10/94 A
12/20/84 A
4/26/B4
5/15/84
9/21/84
9/27/84
9/29/84
S 2 9/29/84 A
1
23
1
N C60
N L41
N L41
2 2/19/84
2 10/17/94
2 11/01/B4 B
0 13 P P C56
2
2/05/84
e
9
N
2
4/30/84
A
1
N
2
5/08/84
A
13
N
?
5/08/84
c
5
N
2
6/08/84
A
2
N
2
9/05/84
A
11
N
2
12/27/84
A
5
N
H 1 11/21/84 B 1 N
S 2 4/30/84 A 1 N C60
H
2
1/10/64 A
1 1
N
S
2
1/27/84 C
5
N
H
2
2/14/84 A
3
N
s
2
5/19/84 A
2
P
N
H
2
5/24/84 B
2
N
s
2
5/26/84 A
2
P
N
H
2
5/29/84 A
12
N
H
2
6/01/84 C
14
N
S
2
6/08/84 A
9
N
s
2
6/11/84 C
1
N
C60
H
2
7/15/84 D
II
N
L41
s
2
9/28/64 C
1
P
P
C56
H
2
U/OB/84 C
24
N
2
1/30/84
A
5
N
2
1/31/94
B
4
N
2
2/02/84
A
16
N
2
2/35/84
B
9
N
2
2/17/84
A
6
N
2
8/20/84
A
10
N
2 6/23/84 A 8 N
2 11/02/84 A 10 N
H
2
5/02/B4
B
6
N
H
2
5/09/84
A
9
N
H
2
5/17/84
B
2
N
H
2
5/18/84
A
1
N
H
2
5/21/64
A
2
N
S
2
5/22/84
A
4
E
H
2
6/21/84
A
11
N
H
2
6/23/94
B
5
N
H
2
6/26/94
A
10
N
H
2
7/27/84
A
12
N
H
2
8/13/84
B
1
N
H
2
9/11/64
A
1
N
s
2
9/12/94
A
1
N
H
2
9/13/84
A
15
N
H
1-
9/25/64
B
1
N
S
2
9/26/84
A
1
N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
S U 8 J E C
CIGARETTE WARNINGS OK ' D
PACKAGE OESIGN APPROVED BY THE SURGEON GENERAL
CIGARETTES. PRICES
SMOKING STUDY CALLED MARKETING TOOL
CIGARETTES. SALES
CIGARETTE TAKES REPORTED 5 Tf'ES FARMERS' EARNINGS
REYNOLDS. MITSUBISHI CORP. FO) M FIRM FOR CIGARETTE SALES IN JAPAN
REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. INCREASES MARKET SHARE
CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY OEPT., BJKEAU OF ALCOHOL. TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
TAX INCREASES MAY SPARK CIGARETTE SMUGGLING REVIVAL
STUDY: CIGARETTF SMUGGLING DEFINING IN NORTH CAROLINA
CIGARETTES. TAR AND NICOTINE RATINGS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
TOBACCO COMPANIES MAKING MORE LOW NICOTINE BRANDS
CIGARETTES.
SFE ALSO T
SEE ALSO T
CIGARETT
CIGARETT
HELMS TO
HELMS PR
TOBACCO
HELMS CO
HELMS' D
CIGARETT
CIGARETT
CONGRESS
STATE SE
PART OF
COMMITTE
JESSE HE
MARTIN S
CORRECTI
MINNESOT
NCNB ANA
CIGARETT
MOVE SEE
TAX INCR
STUOY: C
AXES
AXES
OBACCO
E SALF
E TAXE
FIGHT
OMISES
TAXES
LLECTS
RUG OP
E TAX
E TAX
TO CO
NATE U
CIGARE
E BACK
LMS EN
AYS ST
ONS AN
A URGE
LYSTS
E TAX
N TO R
EASES
IGARET
N.C.
- TAXES
S NET 47.8
S REPORTED
CIGARETTE
TO FIGHT
RAISE FIVE
PROMISE:
POSI TION 0
CUT HAILEO
SLICE ON A
NSIDER NEW
RGES CONGR
TTE TAX MA
S LOWER CI
JOYS A SUM
ATE EMPLOY
D CLARIFK
0 TO TRIPL
SAY CONSU"
WILL OROP
AISE CIGAR
MAY SPARK
TE SMUGGLI
BILLI
5 TIM
TAX
EXTENT
TIMES
CIGARE
VFRL07
N.C.
GENDA
CIGA)
ESS n
Y STAY
GARETT
MER OF
EES HA
ATIONS
E 18-C
ER SPc
8 CENT
ETTE T
CIGARE
NG de:
ON IN TAXES
ES FARMERS' EARNINGS
ION OF CIGARETTE TAX
AS MUCH AS FARMERS RECEIVE
TTE TAX IS BLOCKED
KS TOBACCO PERILS
■VICTORY'
IN CONGRESS
ETTF TAX
CUT CIGARETTE TAX
: HOUSE. SENATE CONFEREES TO MEET
E TAX
POWER
RASSED. PLANS INVESTIGATION
ENTS TAX ON CIGARETTES
NOING MIGHT RFBOUND SOON
S
AX
TTE SMUGGLING REVIVAL
LINING IN NORTH CAROLINA
CIGARETTES. THEFT
SUSPENDED TER" GIVEN IN STOL EV -C I GARE TTE S CASE
CIGARETTES WORTH 1675 TAKEN IM BREAK-IN
CIMARRON CAPITAL. INC.
til MILLION WORTH OF HOUSING " EGUN IN NORTH DURHAM
CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
CIOMPI OUARTET COMES TO DUKE
CIOMPI OUARTET TO PERFORM
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
GROUP MAY LOSE OAVIE COUNTY FARM
CIRCLE TOURS
AT-HOME BANKING FOR THE TRIANGLE?
CIRCUS
SEE ALSO PINGLING BROTHERS ANO "ARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CIRCUS DAY IN DURHAM
THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN
CIRCUS BOUND
WATCHING CIRCUS IS 'FRUSTRATING'
CIRCUS STARS
TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB CALLS CIRCUS A SUCCESS
CISTERNS
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
CISTERNS WOULD SOLVE OURHAM RJNOFF PROBLEMS
CITICORP
RULING MADE ON BANK ISSUE
LEGISLATIVE PANEL BACKS REGIONAL BANKING ISSUE
CITICORP PLANS TO BUY BURLINGTON'S MORRIS PLAN
STATE SLAMS OOOR ON CITICORP 3FFICE
CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
KANNAPOL IS NOW CITY
17TH LARGEST IN STATE
CITIES. N.C. BUDGET
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WARY OF TAX-REPEAL PROPOSALS
CITIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANMING
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
SEE ALSO URBANISM
ARE CITIES A BANE TO POOR? STUOY AIMS TO FINO ANSWER
CHAPEL HILL 4TH IN SPENDING EFFICIENCY - BOOK
CITIZEN BANO RADIOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CB CLUB
SEE ALSO REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYMI
SEE ALSO RADIO
BANO TOGETHER
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
5 AGENCIES HAVE SEATS AVAILABLE
OELAY SOUGHT FOR MOVE BY BUS LINE
CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC WASTES
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
BUFFER ZONES SUGGESTED AROUND HAZARDOUS WASTES
CITY, COUNTY FACE FUNO ING UF JASTE CHECKS
PANEL DISCUSSES HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORTING RULES
PANEL BACKS PROHIBITING HOMES IN INOUSTPIAL ZONES
PANEL IS REPORTED FINISHING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REPORT
PANEL TO HEAR REPORT ON HAZAR10US WASTES
HANDLING OF TOXICS DISCUSSED
RECYCLING FIRM EVALUATION EYE")
CITIZENS AGAINST THE FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C STREETS
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN ST. ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
GROUP FIGHTING FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION
FRANKLIN ST. BONOS FAIL; ROADJORK OK • D
CITIZEN'S ARREST
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SUBJECTS
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UNC AUTHORITY SAYS 'CITIZEN'S ARREST' COULD PUT CITIZEN BFHINO BARS
CITIZENS' COMMITTED nN TRANSIT
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. BUSES
COUNCIL TO STUDY BUS PLAN
COUNCILMEN TO GET BUS SYSTEM PL"N
COUNCIL URGED TO TAKE ACTION ON BUS SERVICE
BUS SYSTEM CONTACTS START
SECRET TALKS PROPOSED ON CITY BUS TAKEOVER
CITIZENS FOR A SAFER EAST DURHAM
SEE ALSO EAST OURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
ANNEXATION ' ASK EH FOR 4 AREAS
STREET FAIR TOMORROW
BLOCK PARTY: TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF CHEMICAL LEAK
HEARING MILL DISCUSS OANGEROUS CHEMICALS
STATE AWAITING FIRM'S REPORT 3N CHEMICALS FOUND IN DITCH
GROUP WANTS RECYCLING FIRM TO MOVE OUT
STATE TFLLS FIRM REPORT WAS LATE
DELAY OF CHEMICAL FIRM'S HEARING EYED
HEARING MAY BE DELAYED
RECYCLING FIRM NOT WELCOME
PERMIT HEARINGS DELAYED
PANEL SFTS TIMETABLE TO CONSIDER REPORT ON RECYCLING REOUEST
ORUER COULD PHASE OUT WASTE PROCESSING PLANT
CITY BACKS DEAL FOR CLOSING PLANT
COUNCIL BACKS CLOSING OF EAST DURHAM PLANT
OROER NUMBERS RECYCLING FIRM'S OAYS
EAST DURHAM RESIOENTS WIN SAFER NEIGHBORHOOD
CITIZENS FOR AMERICA
GROUP OPENS CHAPTER IN N.C. TO PROMOTE REAGAN'S POLICIES
CITIZENS FOR TAX JUSTICE
3 N.C. FIRMS CITEO IN REPORT }N TAX BILLS
CITIZENS INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE
STRATEGIES ABOUT FIRM ARE OISCUSSEO
SPILL WOULD PRODUCE UNSAFE TOXIC LEVELS
PANEL: RECYCLING FIRM POSES UNACCEPTABLE RISK
CITIZENSHIP OAY
OH SAY, 010 YOU SEE...
CITY OF MEDICINE
SEE OURHAM, N.C, MEOICAL INUUSTRY
CITY OF MEDICINE DIAGNOSTIC EYE CLINIC
SEE ALSO EYES
SEE ALSO VISION
LIONS CLUBS SUPPORT EYE CLINIC IN DURHAM
LIONS SET FINE EXAMPLE
CITY OF POLYESTER
SEE BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
CITY PRIVILEGE LICENSES
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
STORES IN NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS REMINDED TO GET CITY LICENSES
CIVIC CENTER
SEE OURHAM,
N.C.
CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CHAHBER OF COMMERCE
SANFORO HONORFO FOR SPARKING 3URHAM DRIVES
MR. SANFORO OESERVES COVETEO :hamBER AWARD
SANFORO RECEIVES AWARD
PORTER SAYS DURHAM NEEDS UNIFIED BUSINESS COMMUNITY
SANFORO OESERVES HONOR
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARO
SMOKING BATTLE OFF TARGET
AIRLINE SAFETY CRUCIAL
CIVIL AIP PATROL, N.C.
CIVIL AIR PATROL STAYS READY
CAP FINDS MISSING PLANE
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
CIVIL "IGHTS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIFS UNION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
LINES OF JUSTICE UNCLEAR
SOME SENATORS 'NERVOUS' ABOUT HEARING HELMS SET
WITNESSES. HELMS ATTEND HEARING ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS SEEK CHANGES IN FEDERAL JURY SELECTION
FACTS BACK CIVIL RIGHTS EFFORT
SCLC SEEKS TO RENEW LABOR-CIVIL RIGHTS ALLIANCE
PRESIDENT OF SCLC SAYS NOT EN3UGH BLACKS VOTE
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
DUKE PROF: CIVIL RIGHTS ACT S-iJULON'T HAVE BEEN NEEDED
SENATE CRUSHES FILLIBUSTER AGAINST CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL WENT TOO FA?
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
DURHAM CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER ANT LAWYER, PEARSON, DIES
SERVICES FOR PEARSON SCHEDULE! ON FRIDAY
C3NRA0 ODELLE PEARSON: OURHAM LAWYER WAS PIONEER IN CIVIL RIGHTS CASES
EARLY BLACK RIGHTS FIGHTER HO'IORED
YOUNG BLACKS MUST REMEMBER PAST - ALEXANDER
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION
EX-OEPUTIES FILE RIGHTS SUIT
EX-DEPUTIES WANT REINSTATEMENT
FOUR FORMER DEPUTIES FILE J2 MILLION SUIT AGAINST LEARY
IMMIGRATION LAW UPSETS FARMERS
CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO FEOERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
OON'T REDUCE GOVERNMENT PENSIONS
GOVERNMENT WORKERS DON'T GET MG PENSIONS
CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LAST SHOT IS FIRED
FOR SALF: ONE OLD JAR PAINTING - 410 BY 22 FEET
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CHAPEL HILL OCCUPIED
BENNETT PLACE GIRDS FOR BATTLE OF BRAINS
FADING CONFEDERATE FEW MEET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CIVIL CARDS
LOAO? AIM? COVER EARS. F IR E !— UNCOVER EARS
CIVIL WAR RELICS
BLOCKAOE RUNNER WRECK EXPLORED
AGING WAR RELICS CAN COST LIVES
WPRLO WAR II POW FROM CHATHAM IS CIVIL WAR BUFF
REUNION SET IN CAROLINAS
CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
CCC REUNION SCHEDULED
CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLJ8
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL CIVITAN CLJB
SEE ALSO CREATIVE CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO END VALLEY CIVITAN CLU3
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO T08ACC0LAND CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLUB
IN THE GOOO OLD SUMMERTIME
CIVITAN IS NOT A MALE-ONLY ORGANIZATION
CIVITANS ARE MIFFEO
EARNS AWARD
GENTRY FAMILY OF DURHAM GETS ZIVITAN INTERNATIONAL AWARD
HONOREO
CLARK LAKE NEIGHBORHOOD
CLARK LAKE RESIOENTS RAP APARTMFNT PROJECT
EXT°A TERRITORIAL AREA FAVORED
BROWNSTONE'S PROJECT OK • D OESPITE PROTESTS
CLARKSVILLE STATION STEAK HOUSE
ROABORO BUSINESSMEN GAMBLE ON RESTAURANT IN TRAIN STATION
CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
BLUE BELL SHAREHOLDER FILES SJ I T OVER PROPOSED BUYOUT
VETERAN FEARS RED TAPE MAY TAINT SETTLEMENT
JUDGE OISMISSES CABLE TV SUIT
CLASS REUNIONS (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
CLAY COUNTY, N.C.
VOTE-BUYING VERDICTS UPHELD
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
FORMER SHERIFF WELCOMED BACK c«OM PRISON
SHERIFF BARNARD RESIGNS
CLAY COUNTY'S SHERIFF RESIGNS AFTER CONVICTION
CLEAN AIP ACT
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
LAWYER SAYS ACT HAMPERS BATTLE AGAINST ACID RAIN
CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTFM
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED COMHUNITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BEAUTIFIC
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL
SEE ALSO LITTER
PITCHING IN
CLEANING UP
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAY THI
•DIRTY PICTURE' CONTEST TO HEL
TAKE AIM AT The BARRELS
SURRENDERS FLAG
DIRTY SNAPS CAN HELP CLEAN UP
DIRTY PICTURES
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL TAKES CLEAY
OFFICERS SELECTED
FLAG PRESENTED
KEEPING DURHAM CLEAN
GROUP LOSES FUNDING PLEA
ANIT-LITTER GROUP LOOKS TO COJ
AWARO WINNERS
CCS TO EYE FUNDING CUTS
NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
CLEAN CONTRACT
CLEANUP GROUP CREATES SERVICE
REMINDER: PARADE DEAOLINE OCT.
APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR P
HOLIDAY PARADE SCHEDULED DEC.
KEEP DURHAM CLEAN
LYNAM TAPPED FOR CLEANUP GROUP
STATE DOT URGES CLEANUP WEEK c
■MR. OID' HOTLINE READY FOR UU
YOU'RE LOOKING GOOO
PASSING PARAOE
75 GROUPS SIGNED UP FOR PARAD'
BUILOING TRANSFORMED FROM BEAS
ROLL THE DRUMS, PLEASE
LOOKING GOOD
CLEAN UP SANITATION SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
GROUP BEGINS DRIVE FOR VOTE 0>4 SEWtRS
CLEAN WATER BOND ISSUE
SEE N.C. CLEAN WATER BONOS ACT
SEE WATER BONO ISSUE
CLEGG'S TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL. INC.
AFTFR TERMITE TREATMENT CAME DIZZINESS
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TU PAY FOR WATER LINES
EPA ASKS EXTERMINATOR TO PAY
WATER LINE EXTENSION WILL COST $300,000
7 FAMILIES "AY HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL OECEMPER FOR CITY WATER
WATER LINE PACT IS SUUGHT
E»A WILL PAY FOR WATER LINE EXTENSION
WATER-LINE PACT OK • D
COUNCIL OKS RIVFRDALE WATER LINE
SERVICE AWARO
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PROGRAM
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1/14/85
PC L P BVL
CLEMENTS FUNERAL HOME
FUNERAL HOME CANOPY STOLEN FROM CEMETERY
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
OUKE TOPS CLEMSON IN ACC
DUKE'S VICTORY RECALLS GHOST 3F '78 TOURNEY
OEVILS SCORE ONLY UPSET IN TOURNEY'S 1ST ROUNO
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
CLEMSON NEXT FOR WOLFPACK ON HUGGED ACC SCHEDULE
GRANT'S FTS LIFT TIGERS OVER PACK
FRANT SINKS 'PACK
H 2 11/25/84 B 1
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S 2 l/10/8<i B 2 P N
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AMAKER DIRECTS DUKE C
DUKE'S UNSUNGS COME T
OEVILS CAPITALIZE ON
TIGERS TO FACE UNC
MINUS SMITH. TAR HEEL
INJURIES. GIVEAWAYS H
TAR HEELS SHOW OFF NE
OVERTIME: RUDO LIFTS
PACK POWER HOLDS THAT
YOUNG. GREEN LEAD DEA
HAMILTON FINALLY GETS
TAR HEELS PUT WRAP ON
TIGERS PROUO OF CLOSE
CLEMSON TURNS BLUE OE
HAMILTON CALLFD FOUR
LADY LUCK DESERTS OEV
LONELY AT THE BOTTOM:
TIGERS DOWN CAMP3ELL
CLEMSON'S LAST STAND
HEELS' NUMBERS GAME S
BILL FOSTER'S FUTURE
FOSTER LEAVES CLEMSON
FOSTER '20 YEARS YOUN
CLEMSON HIRES CLIFF E
CLEMSON NAMES ELLIS
DAVID SHAFFER LEAVES
SHAFFER ANNOUNCES HE
ANOTHER CHALLENGE FOR
NEW HEAD TIGER FACES
TIGERS RAG AUGUSTA WI
THROWING IN THE TOWEL
OMEBACK
0 RESCUE
TIGER WEAKNESSES
S BUZZ BY CLEMSON, 97-75
AUNT CLEMSON'S FOSTER
LINEUP
OEACS OVFR TIGERS. 76-72
TIGER, 1,9-59
CS OVER T IGERS
CRACK AT HEELS
CLEMSON. 82-71
LOSS TO HEELS
VIL HOME SOUR ONCE AGAIN
TIMES FO* JUMPING THE FOUL LINE
ILS
BILL FOSTER SEARCHES FOR A GLIMMER OF HOPE...
UBTRACTS TIGERS, 78-66
AT CLEMS3N OUESTIONABLE
ACC TO BEGIN ANEW WITH MIAMI
GER'
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CLEMSON
S LEAVING CLEMSON
ELLIS
ROUGH ROE IN 1ST YEAR
TH EASE
CLEMSOY'S MANAGER-TURNEO-PLAYER FINOS NEW WAY.
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
ACC TURNS DOWN CLEMSON'S APPEAL
TIGERS STILL WAITING
JAMES: ACC MISHANOLED CLEMSON PROBATION APPEAL
ACC COMMISSIONER JAMES OENIES STATEMENT ON CLEMSON PROBATION
DON'T HOLD THOSE TIGERS
BY THE NUMBERS, TIGERS RULE ROOST
CLEMSON FRESHMAN GRIDOER OIES FROM CRASH
TIGERS RAG MOUNTANEERS BUT FOJO STILL CONCERNEO
TIGERS RUNNING IT UP IN PROWL FOR TITLE?
DUKE KICKS CLEMSON, 2-0
THE STING! JACKETS HAND TIGERS 2N0 STRAIGHT 'L'
TAR HEELS CHARGE TO VALLEY OF DEATH AFTER FIRST VICTORY
OF HOUNOS AND TIGERS
TOO EARLY FOR DRAMA
KEEPING HEAD UP PROVED VALUABLE LESSON FOR FORD
TIGERS VS. HEELS STILL CRUCIAL
UNC. DUKE STU"BLE; PACK PULLS STUNNER: TAR HEELS FALL PREY TO CLEMSON...
DIFFERENCES ASIDE, IT'S NO DIFFERENT
DON'T WRITE OFF 1-3 TAR HEELS YET
HEELS HAUNT PACK; TIGERS DEVOJR OEVILS: OUKE SIMPLY NO MATCH FOR CLEMSON
PLAYING FOR ITS PRIDE, OUKE CAME OUT A WINNER
SLOAN FINOS SOLACE, DESPITE SLAUGHTER
CLEMSON RECOVERS, HANDS 'PACK SECONO STRAIGHT NARROW DEFEAT
TIGER SANDWICH
MISTAKES ONCE AGAIN CRUSH 'PACK HOPES
TIGERS FEAST ON DEACONS, 37-1".
CHECKS AND BALANCES: CLEMSON'S NEW GUIOING LIGHT
GAMECOCKS; LATE RALLY CLIPS CLEMSON. 22-21
TIGERS ENO SEASON AND ALSO PROBATION
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
OUKE, CLEMSON BOUTERS LOCK HO!NS IN MATCHUP THAT'S DOUBLY IMPORTANT
OUKE USES DEPTH TO STOP CLEMSON
STATE SOCCER FALLS TO TAMPA; DUKE-SOUTH CAROLINA TIE AT 1
CLEMSON EDGES STATE; INOIANA JPSET IN SOCCER
CLEMSON HANDS N.C. STATE ANOTHER NCAA SOCCER TOURNAMENT LOSS, 2-1
CLEMSON. INOIANA IN NCAA SOCCER FINAL
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, TENNIS
CLEMSON CLINCHES MEN'S TENNIS TITLE
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. TRACK
MCGEE DENIES 180.000 RECRUITHG OFFER
CLEMSON SUSPENDS TRACK COACHES PENOING PROBF
CLEMSON PRESIDENT TAKES RIGHT APPROACH TO SCANOAL
CLEMSON UNIV. SPOrtTS. WOMEN
MS. BROWN LEADS TAR HEELS TO 69-61 WIN OVER CLEMSON
CLEO'S AUTO GARAGE
TOWN RULES: GARAGE OWNER FEARS THEY WILL MEAN RUIN OF HIS LIVELIHOOD
GARAGE OWNER WINS HIS BATTLE TU REMAIN OPEN
CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
THE PREFERRED-CUSTOMER TREATMENT
CLERKS. N.C.
SEE CLERKS OF COURT. N.C.
CLERKS OF COURT, N.C.
INMATE'S ESCAPE 6RINGS COURTS FORGERY WARNINGS
NEW CHILD-SUPPORT LAW BRINGING IN PAYMENTS
EX-CLERK SENTENCED, FINEO FOR 'MISAPPLYING' MONEY
JUDGE PICKETED AFTER SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR CLERK
VANCE CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT PLANS RETIREMENT
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
KARL EXPECTED TO BE NAMED NEW CAVALIERS' COACH
CLEVELAND COUNTY, N.C.
MUSEUM SHOWS POLISH SCULPTOR'S CATHEORAL SCENE
CLEVELAND ST.
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11/25/84
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H
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C
1
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S
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A
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H 2 7/19/84 B 1 P N H90
H 3 8/02/84 8 1 P N H90
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2
1/11/84 A
6
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2
6/12/84 8
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
MAYOR URGES RESTORATION PROJE:T
MARKHAM HAS RIGHT IOEA WITH CL EVELAND ST.
PLAN
CLIENT SECURITY FUND
SEE ALSO LAMYERS> N.C.f UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SECURITY FUND FOR LAWYERS' CLIENTS IS CONTROVERSIAL
STATE BAR WILL ESTABLISH CLIENT SECURITY FUND
CLIMATE
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER IASHEVULE, N.C.I
SEE ALSO N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER. U.S.
CLIMATE PROMOTING COOPERATION
CLINDAR INC.
DUKE VENTURE CAPITAL MEETING LEO TO DURHAM FIRM'S FINANCING
CLINTON. N.C.
MUSIC OIRECTOR MUROERED AT CHURCH
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UGLY TRUCK BRINGS «100 PRIZE
CLIPPED COMMENTARY (DURHAM MORNING HERALD EDITORIAL SERIES!
CLIPPEO COMMENTS
CLIPPED COMMENTARY
CLOCKS
SEE ALSO TIME
CA.VIN GIVES TIFFANY CLOCK TO JNIVERSITY
CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO SOUARE DANCING
COUNTRY LIFE
CLOTHING I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECI=IC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO HATS
SEE ALSO SHOES
WINTER. SPRING, SUMMER, FALL— SHE FINOS COLORS THAT MATCH
THERE'S A NEW WRINKLE IN OLD CLOTHES
CLOTHING, LABELS
TEXTILE OFFICIALS HAIL NEW LABEL LAW
CLOWNS
SEE ALSO CIRCUS
SEND IN THE CLOWNS
WATER ON THE ELBOW?
CLOWNING
IT'S MAGIC
BOZO IN '847
FREE-WHEELING
JUST CLOWNING
CLOWNING
CLOWN TO SHOW HUMOR POWER
FUNNY FOLK
CLUB BLVD.
CLUB-ROXBORO GAS LEAK PERSISTS
INSIDE
CLUB BLVO. SCHOOL
FOR THE BIROS
PTA SELECTS NEW OFFICERS
SLOW START
THE LOSER
BURNING UP THE TRACK
CLUB CORPORATION OF AMERICA
FIRM PURCHASING PINEHURST HOTEL
NEW OWNERS PLAN FUTURE OF PINEHURST
CLYBOURN PINES-COUNTRY CLUB CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS DE - ANNEXA TION
CLYDESDALES
COURT CLEARS BUSCH AND HARRIS IN ACCIDENT AT UNIVERSITY MALL
COACHES
SEE SPORTS, COACHES
COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
ACID RAIN TARGET OF RTP AGENCY H
AIR POLLUTION DEVICE MAY CUT RATES S
COAL MINING
CPCL GETS OK TO SELL MINES
COALITION FOR PREVENTION OF ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
TEEN PREGNANCY TOPIC
COASTAL AREA MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
HIGH-RISE BEACH CONOOS OVERTAX FIRE DEPARTMENTS
OWNERS OF BEACHFRONT PROPERTY BUILDING WALLS
COMMISSION URGED To ACT ON COASTAL ISSUES
BUILDING CODE CHANGES URGED
SAFETY TAKES PRIORITY
BEACH EROSION UNSTOPPABLE; 'STRATEGIC RETREAT' IS NEEDED
BEACHES BELONG TO THE PUBLIC
LET'S LISTEN TO OR. PILKEY
ONSLOW FIRMS FINEO FOR ALTERING CREEK
COASTAL WATERS
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. ANO S.C.
SUBMERGED LANDS FIGHT LOOMS
COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
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COBRA
SEE ALSO SNAKES
CAPTUREO COBRA TAKEN TO N.C. ROADSIDE 200
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
COCA-COLA EARNINGS UP 25 °CT.
BOTTLERS UNCORK SOFTWARE FIRM
ANIT-LITTER GROUP LOOKS TO COJNTY FOR MORE MONEY
COCAINE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
EX-DEAC HELMS IMOICTED
MAN CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE ORUS OFFENSES
MAN ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGES
COCAINE SEIZED; TWO MEN CHARGED
2 FACE CHARGES FOR COCAINE
COCAINE DEATHS INCREASING
COCAINE TOPS HEROIN AS KILLER
BUSINESSMAN HELD ON COCAINE C3
COCAINE CHARGES ARE LODGED
BO ARRESTS EXPECTED IN COCAINE
USE OF COCAINE SEEN SPREADING
POLICE: COCAINE USE IS INCREAS
WITNESS BLAMES NAVAS' BEHAVIOR
CHAPEL HILL EDITOR ARRESTED
EDITOR'S COURT APPEARANCE SET
HEARING FOR EOITOR SET TODAY
EOITOP APPEARS IN COURT
APRIL 4 HEARING SET FOR NEWSPA
EX-BASKETBALL PLAYER GETS 14 Y
HFLMS GETS 14 YEARS IN JAIL
CHAPEL HILL OFFICER SHOT AT MO
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN DRJ
INTERVEIWS BEGIN TOOAY ABOUT D
DRUG RAID DEATH COUNT FILED
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7 INDICTED IN COCAINE SMUGGLIN
ARREST COUNT STANOS AT 17 IN C
COCAINE ADDICTIVE. EXPERTS WAR
N.C. MAN FACES DRUG CHARGE
TAR HEEL ON TRIAL IN COCAINE S
VIETNAM USED AS OEFENSE IN ORJ
MAN CHAPGED WITH KILLING ACCUS
UNC STUDENT FACES DRUG CHARGES
UNC STUOENT IS ARRESTEO IN DRJ
EDITOR GETS SUSPENDEO TERM
2 CONVICTED OF ORUG CHARGES
5 ARRESTED IN COCAINE BUST
REMINGTON TRIAL DATE NOT SET
2 MEN INDICTED IN DRUG CASE
2 HELD ON DRUG CHARGES
TWO MORE DRUG WARRANTS ISSUED
COCAINE SMUGGLEO IN AS TUNA -
COCAINE TRIAL BEGINS
JURY DELIBERATING IN COCAINE T
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JURY GETS CAROLINA'S ORUG CASE
MAXIMUM SENTENCE IS GIVEN IN 1
MAN IS ACOUITTEO ON 5 OF 6 COU
FEDERAL PROSECUTOR CONTENDS LA
JURY CONVICTS WINSTON-SALEM LA
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LAWYER GETS 90-DAY TERM ON DRJ
DURHAM MAN FACES SIX ORUG CHAR
TWO MEN FACE DRUG TRAFFICKING
COCAINE COUNTS BRING MAN 10-YE
•STEELBOTTOM' EDWARDS ORDERED
WOMAN SHOT IN NECK
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLVEHE
9 SOUTH AMERICANS PLEAD INNOCE
TWO MEN FACE CHARGES FOR COCAI
TWO CHARGED WITH COCAINE CONS?
COCAINE CHARGES FILED AGAINST
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN DRUG.
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN REMIN
SBI AGENT: 'I WAS LOOKING OOW1
MAN SENTENCEO IN DEATH
DRUG LINK INVESTIGATED IN SLAY
THREE-COUNTY ORUG RAID NETS NI
* FACE NARCOTICS ARRESTS
11 ARRESTEO IN 3-COUNTY DRUG P
RAIOS LEAD TO FOUR ARRESTS
LAWYERS SAY OAVIS SHOULD HAVE
DEATHS FROM COCAINE UP 50 PER:
COCAINE DEATHS JUMP IN STATE
COCHLEA IMPLANT
SEE ALSO DEAF
END OF SILENCF: IMPLANT APPROVED BY FDA USED IN AREA TO HELP THE DEAF
EAR IMPLANT MAY GIVE 4-YEAR-OLD HIS HEARING FOR CHRISTMAS
BOY'S WORLD OF SILENCE IS ENDED
COCKFIGHTS
16 FACE COCKFIGHTING CHARGES
THESE BIROS MUST BE SPRUNG SO^N
OFFICIAL SAYS COCKFIGHTING CUJLD SPREAO AVIAN FLU
COCKROACHES
SYNTHETIC HORMONE USED TO FOIL FLEAS
CODEINE
SEE ALSO ORUGS
COMPANY TO PAY 1235.000 PENALTY FOR DRUG SALES
COFFEE
SEE ALSO TEA
IN U.S.. CAFFEINE SPELLEO C-O-F-F-E-E
COFFEE. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO CAFFEINE
LET'S HAVE ANOTHER CUP...
COFFEE ADS CAUSE CONFUSION
ANSWER NOT CLEAR ON COFFEE USE BY PREGNANT WOMEN
COKER WOOOS
CHAPEL HILL SETS HEARINGS TONIGHT
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W36
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5/04/84
C 9
N
S 2
5/04/84
A 2
N
S 2
5/22/84
C 1
N
H 2
6/07/84
B 1
N
S 2
6/07/84
C 9
N
S 2
6/21/84
A 1
N
K45
H 2
7/04/84
C I
N
S82
S 2
7/04/84
A 5
N
S 2
7/05/84
C 1
N
H05
H 2
7/06/84
C 1
N
S82
S 2
7/06/84
C 1
N
H05
S 2
7/24/84
C 2
N
H 2
7/24/84
B I
P N
S82
H 2
7/25/84
A 15
N
H 2
7/26/84
A 11
N
S82
S 2
7/26/84
C 1
N
HO 5
H 2
7/27/84
8 I
N
S82
H 2
7/31/84
A 7
N
H 2
B/01/84
B 14
N
H 2
8/12/94
B 13
N
H 2
8/23/84
B 5
N
H 2
9/06/84
C 10
N
H 2
9/08/84
B I
N
H 2
9/27/84
A 7
N
SBI
H 2
10/05/84
A 8
N
S82
S 2
10/20/84
A 3
N
H 2
10/20/84
C 3
N
H 2
10/29/84
B 5
N
S 2
11/01/84
A 1
N
K45
H 3
11/02/84
B 1
N
H 3
11/16/84
B 1
N
S 2
1 1/26/84
A 1
N
A47
H 2
11/27/84
C 1
N
S82
H 2
11/30/84
B 1
N
S82
S 2
12/13/84
C 1
N
A47
H 2
12/20/84
A 1
N
A54
S 2
12/20/84
A 1
N
K45
S 2
12/20/84
C 1
N
A47
H 2
12/21/84
B 1
N
K45
H 2
12/21/84
A 2 1
N
S 2
12/26/84
A 8
P N
H 2
12/28/84
A 11
N
U80
S 2
12/28/84
C 1
N
H 2
U/30/B4
A 1
N
B30
S 2
11/30/84
A 10
N
H 2
12/26/84
A 9
N
H 1
1/03/84
B 1
N
H 2
1/16/84
A 1
N
H 2
3/30/84
B 1
P
H 2
6/26/84
B 1
N
930
H 2 8/24/84 B 1
9/14/84 B 1
H 2 3/26/84 A 4 E
5 2 5/23/84 A 9 U
S 2 9/12/84 C 3 U
M 2 6/18/84 A
THLV/ANNUAL
HOUSING HEARING SET
CUNCIL TO NAME PANEL OF CITIZENS
COLCOR
SEE FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
COLO WAR
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE ALSf SOVIET UNION. "ILITART
THE COLO WAR: WHY DIDN'T WE LISTEN?
COLO WEATHER. OuRHAM
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
BUNDLING UP
DURHAM POWER BILLS EXPECTED O BE HIGH
WATER DAMAGE SIFNIFICANT TO ARTS HOME
WEATHER EXTREMES HIT DURHAM IN '83
COLT CAUSES PIPES TO BREAK AT SCHOOLS
WIND CHILL "AKES COLD PINCH DEEPER
WEATHER FORECAST: COLD
FREEZING IN SHADOWS
FREEZING RAIN MAT CAUSE ICY STREETS
COLD MAY AFFECT SPRING'S BEAUTY
opo 3RD
SNOW BLANKETS OURHA"; FREEZE 3UE
COLO HITS DURHAM AGAIN
JACK FROST PAYS VISIT TO TRIA'IGLE
COOL SPELLS MAY CUT SOVEAN YIELDS
BE A COOL WINNER! PENGUIN WEATHER TO ARRIVE.
TIME TO ENTER CONTEST
■FROST' DEADLINE HEARS
•FROST' DEADLINE NEARS
YO-YO WEATHER ENDING
•frost' OEADLINE SEPT. 15
FIRST DURHAM FREEZE
THAWING OUT
COOL STROLL
I N D E
12/31/84
S U B J E C
"COLCOR- INVESTIGATION
COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FREEZE DAMAGE
SEE ALSO FROSTBITE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
FRIGID WEATHER TAKES TOLL ON FUEL AID
FRIGIP AIR PAINS MUCH OF NATION AS RECORDS FALL
BE A COOL WINNER!
COLD WEATHER HAZARDS CAN BE AVOIDED
AUTUMN SHIVERS
COLO WEATHER. U.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, J.S.
HARD, COLD FACTS: IT'S WINTER, BUT THERE'S A BRIGHT SIDE
COLDS
SEE ALSO DISEASES 1SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
HANDS GOOD COLO VIRUS CARRIERS
SOME SYMPTOMS CAN'T BE IGNORED
COLE MILL ROAD
COLE MILL ARg» GARBAGE DAYS GANGES
COLE PARK PLAZA
PLAZA RECEIVES PERMISSION FOR SIGNS
CHATHAM SHOPPING CENTER
COLLAGEN
KIDNEY RESEARCH GAINS
COLLAROS
FESTIVAL TO HAVE COLLAROS POETRY
ENTRIES PROVE COLLARDS CAN INSPIRE POETRY
HIS TART POEM WINS COLLARD CONTEST
ODE TO COLLAHO GETS SWEETER WITH AGE, JUOGES SAY
SHAO FESTIVAL ENVIOUS OF NEAR3T COLLARO FESTIVAL
COLLECTING
SEE ALSO HOBBIES
SEE ALSO STAMP COLLECTING
HOBBY OF COLLECTIBLE STICKERS OATES BACK t0 1830S OR BEFORE
COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO GARNISHMENT
J},11!- "LLE£J°° I" DURHAM ACCUSED OF PRACTICING LAW WITHOUT LICENSE
BILL COLLECTOR IS CONVICTED
COLLEGE EASKFTBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C. SPORTS
SEMINOLES SLIP PAST GAMECOCKS
LUCK OF IRISH GOES TO GAMECOC< S
BOO HOO: CAVALIER FANS =UN MASCOT OUT ON A RAIL TO CINCINNATI
WILLIAM C MARY PQUNOS PIRATES
POLL POSITIONS: INS AND OUTS
LORENZO AT TOP OF HIT LIST
TOURNEY PLAY GETS UNDERWAY
EAST TO SHOWCASE FRESHMAN PO II T GUARDS
VALVANO TO COACH ALL-STARS
COLLEGE HOOPS IN FLUX AS WELL
HOYAS START TITLE RACE AHEAD IF THE PACK
NCAA TB SCHEDULE
NCAA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
BALANCE NO LONGER LIMITEO TO MEN'S RACE IN ACC
TOP LEAGUE? ACC. NATURALLY
CATAWBA ROLLS TO WIN OVER LIMESTONE
CLEMSON BEATEN IN OVERTIME
JOSEPH LEADS GEORGIA TECH TO SECONO WIN
FIFTH-6ANKE0 BLUE DEMONS CALL
TAR HEELS GO 7-0 WITH SWEEP II JAPAN
3IGH0USE: MARKETABLE SKILLS, 10T BASKETBALL, ARF WHAT REALLY COUNT
COLLEGF BASKETBALL, RULES and regulations
SEE ALSC ATLANTIC COAST C0NFERE1CE, BASKETBALL.
ACC C"AChES: LET THE CLOCK RLN
COACHES: CLOCK OK, BUT THE BOX...
COLLEGE BOARO
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUOE TESTS
CONCENTRATION URGED FOR ACAOEMIC SKILLS
COLLEGE BOWLS
SEE ALSO HULA BOwL
UVA.. MOUNTIES GET BOWL LOOKS
IT'S TIME TO GO BOWLING!
DUKE'S KAIN NAMED all-aCC B00r ER
TERPS" Rally m»keS c0R Day in SUN
SHOT CL"CK RULE
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1/03/84
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1/06/84
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2/29/84
A
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4/11/84
A
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H
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4/20/84
A
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7/25/«4
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9/05/84
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11/08/84
A
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11/24/84
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H 2 1/21/84 A 1 N
S 2 B/03/84 C 1 n n
S 2 U/21/84 C 10 U
H 2 11/22/84 A 1 p P
H 2 12/21/84 A
S 2 1/18/34 C 10 U
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1/10/34 B
2/19/84 0
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H 2
S 2
H 2
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5/15/84 A 7
7/13/84 C 16
3/20/84 A 5
8/21/84 A 13
8/23/84 C 4
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H 2 11/02/84 C
S 2 12/05/84 A
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H
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2/12/84
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H
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3/33/34
A
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3/20/94
0
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2
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H
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11/16/84
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11/16/34
D
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0
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H
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H
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11/21/94
E
3
N
H
2
11/27/84
D
3
N
H
2
U/28/34
C
2
N
H
2
12/20/34
0
2
N
S
2
12/24/94
0
2
P
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H
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12/30/84
c
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P
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2 U/20/84 0 7 P F
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11/19/34
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12/23/84
C52
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1/01/84 - 12/31/94
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
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COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXA'<S
SEE SCHOLASTIC APTITUOE TESTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
AUBURN* IN A PHOTO FINISH
GPAVSON, BOONE BELONG TO NEW S
LEGISLATURE SHOULD STICK TO PO
TECH COACH SMEARS SPORTS
SQUEEZING THE TUBE
COURT VOIOS NCAA HOLD ON FOOTS
TACKLING THE ALMIGHTLY DOLLAR
OFFICIAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL PIGS
TV FOOTBALL BONANZA AHEAD FOR
TV FOOTBALL
COACHES. PLAYERS PASS JUDGMENT
FORD WARMS UP TIGERS FOR REAL
THE PICKS
OUKE BY A FREE THROW?
LATE SCORE GIVES ASU 17-16 WIN
THE PICKS
SATUROAY FOOTBALL
M. VIRGINIA SCORES EARLY. TOPS
ACC STABLE HAS THOROUGHBRED RE
THE PICKS
SATUROAY FOOTBALL
TERFAPINS. TIGERS TOPS IN PROO
THE PICKS
TAR HEELS HOPE TO CAN KANSAS F
THE PICKS
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
QUAKERS EDGE NO. 2 ELON
•INS* ANO "OUTS" OF PARITY
ACC. 1984: PASSERS GONE. RUNNF
COLLEGE SPORTS CONFRONT CRISIS
THE PICKS
SATUROAY FOOTBALL
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
W. CAROLINA TALLIES LATE TO TO
THE PICKS
RAGIN' CAJUNS RIP PIRATES. 42-
ATHLETES ARE STUOENTS FIRST
THE PICKS
NORFOLK STATE TAKES TITLE
THE PICKS
ANG: THE MUTTS
LITICAL FOOTBALLS
KINS ICARTOONI
FANS
ON NEW RULING
TEST
VA. TECH
CEIVERS
UCTION FOR NFL
OR FIRST WIN
RS LIMPING
IN ETHICS. COSTS
P FURMAN
24
COLLEGES
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
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BES
BIL
WOM
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N.C
LSO A
LSO B
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SOME
DULT EDUCATION
LACK COLLEGES
HARLOTTE AREA EDUCATIONAL CONSORTIUM
HEATING (IN SCHOOL C COLLEGE I
OMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
NDEPENDENT COLLEGE FUND UF N.C.
C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
•C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES ANO UNIVERSITIES
RIVATE COLLEGES
E AREA SCHOOLS LIKE THEIR CONSORTIUM
LEGF TEACHERS PART ACTORS. PART SALESMEN
CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES AOVANCES IN HOUSE
COLLEGES SEEN THRIVING
COLLEGES STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE
COLLEGE CHEATING HANDLED QUIETLY BY FACULTIES
STUDENTS. HOLIDAY WITH FAMILY CAN MEAN FRICTION
COLLEGES. N.C ADMISSIONS
COLLEGE APPLICATIONS UP AT N.C. SCHOOLS
N.C. COLLEGES REPORT BOOST IN APPLICATIONS
COLLEGES. N.C ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDENTS. ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
DFNYING COLLEGIANS BEER BRINGS INDUSTRY'S MOANS
PFER REACTION KEY TO CAMPUS ALCOHOL ABUSE - OFFICIAL
COLLEGES. N.C COMMENCEMENT
NEW BEGINNINGS
N.C. COLLEGES HOLD GRADUATION
COLLEGES. N.C CURRICULUM
N.C. UNIVERSITY ECONUMISTS RANKED HIGH IN PUBLISHING
MATH SCHOOL PROGRAM TO DRAW N.C. STUOENTS
STUOIES URGE »ORE EMPHASIS ON HUMANITIES FOR COLLEGIANS
COLLEGES. N.C DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. DESEGREGATION
PROF: BLACK COLLEGES FACE BLEAK FUTURE
COLLEGES. N.C DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUOENTS. ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
OENYING COLLEGIANS BEER BRINGS INDUSTRY'S MOANS
COLLEGES. N.C ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C ENROLLMENT
GPAOUATE SCHOOLS TRY TO RETAIN ENROLLMENT
NCSU AGAIN TOPS IN ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE COLLEGES STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE
COLLEGES. N.C FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSn FEDERAL A I D- TO-EOUC AT n N
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, DESEGREGATION
NCCU PARES DEBT TO U.S. GOVERNMENT; 150.000 TO W5.000 OWED AFTER TALKS
EQUITY URGED FOR DRAFT RULES
3 N.C. COLLEGES PICKED TO REC'IVE NEW GRANTS
3 N.C. COLLEGES GET NEW GRANTS
COLLEGES. N.C GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO Employment. N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO RESUMES
JOB MARKET BETTER FflR '84 GRADUATES
STUOENTS NEED JOB-HUNTING SKILLS, DEGREE
CLASS OF '84 WON'T SWEAT FINDING JOBS
MORE GRADS FIND JOBS
N.C. BANKS INCREASING RECRUITING AT COLLEGES
THIS YEAR'S GRAOS CAN EXPECT JOBS
JOB OUTLOOK IMPROVES
COLLEGES, N.C PRESIDENTS
DUKE. UNC BACK CHANGE IN NCAA
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A
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2
6/29/84
0
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H
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6/28/84
0
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H
2
6/29/84
A
4
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H
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7/01/84
A
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R56
s
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8/27/84
B
4
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8/27/84
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8/31/84
C
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9/03/84
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9/08/84
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9/09/84
c
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9/14/84
0
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9/14/84
D
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H
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9/16/84
c
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P
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H
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9/21/84
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9/21/84
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9/21/84
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9/27/84
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9/28/84
0
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9/29/84
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10/05/84
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10/05/84
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10/08/84
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H
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10/11/84
0
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H
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10/11/54
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H
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10/11/84
0
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10/12/84
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10/12/94
0
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s
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10/19/84
D
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10/26/84
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C
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s
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11/02/94
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11/04/84
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H
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11/15/94
A
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11/16/94
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H
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H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/27/84 A
5/20/84 B
6/13/84 B
7/31/84 A
9/02/84 A
9/08/84 B
12/22/84 A
9
8
4
13
1
1
3
N
N
N
N
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N
N
H
H
2
1
2/26/84 8
5/03/94 B
1
1
N
N
6/17/84 B
10/11/34 A
5/04/84
5/07/84
H 2 1/01/84 C 13
S 2 12/08/94 A 3
H 2 12/25/84 A 1
H 2 10/11/94 B 1
H 2 6/17/84 B
S ?
H 2
H 2
7/11/84 C 1 N C05
8/20/84 B 1 N
9/02/84 A IMG W24
H 2 4/20/84 B 1 P N W24
S 2 5/08/94 A 3 N C05
S 2 12/13/84 A 1 N
H 2 12/14/94 C 11 N
s
2
3/15/94
A
I
s
2
4/27/84
c
7
H
2
4/30/94
A
11
s
2
5/29/94
A
10
H
2
6/05/84
A
10
s
2
6/15/94
A
1
H
2
12/20/94
A
4
H
2
1/04/84
C
1
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
17/31/84
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P
PACE 140
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COLLEGES. N.C.. BANKINGS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RANKINGS
SEE ALSO UNIV. CF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. RANKING
MAKE FOREST LISTED AS 'BARGAIN' COLLEGE
COLLEGES, N.C, REMEDIAL PROGRAM
SPANGLER SAYS N.C. SCHOOLS ARE NOT DOING THEI" JOBS
COMPETENCY TEST NO GUIDE TO COLLEGE ABI L I TY--OFF I C I AL S
SCHOOLS CAN'T PREPARE ALL STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE
REMEDIAL-EDUCATION STUOY WAST=S STATE TIME, MONEY
STUDY SET ON WHY REMEDIAL TEST NEEOED
BOARO OKS EXCEPTIONS FOR SCHOLARS PROGRAM
COLLEGES, N.C SALARIES
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS. N.C, SALARIES
BOARD REOUESTS 101 PERSONNEL SALARY HIKE
WOMEN'S COLLEGE PAY: CUT BELOrf MEN'S
COLLEGES. N.C, SPORTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE RASKETBALL
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL I
A ONE, AND A TWO AND A 'T': BASKETBALL OFFICIAL TAKES EXCEPTION TO
KAIN, HOLFPACK RECRUIT OLYMPIC SOCCER PICKS
IRS RULING COULO TAX WORK OF =UND-RAISERS
IPS RULING TO AFFFCT ATHLETICS FUND RAISING
DUKE GOALIE H0N0RE0 FOR HIS PLAY
HOLFPACK GETS TASK OF MARATHON; TAR HEEL TEAMS BEGIN NCAA PLAY
COLLEGES, N.C. STUOENT LOANS
SEE ALSO N.C CENTRAL UNIV., STJOENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUOENT AID
COLLEGES RAP CUTS IN AID
NCCU STUDENTS RAP CHANGE
COLLEGES, N.C, STUDENTS
CAMPUSES MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO SERVE DISABLED
3 TPIANGLE STUDENTS CELEBRATE ON BOAT
THE COMMUNITY CAN EASE WORRIES OF STUDENTS' PARENTS
CAMPUS STRAW VOTES SHOW REAGAV SUPPORT
INSURANCE HEARING SET
COLLEGES, N.C. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT AIO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
ASSEMBLY SHOUD NIX FREE TUITION PROPOSAL
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM STATE WIDENS
STATE SUBSIDY PENALIZES PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS
P»IVATE SCHOOL IN N.C COSTS OVER $12,000
N.C COMMUNITY COLLEGE TUITION ATTRACTING RESIOENTS OF VIRGINIA
COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO OE"ONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
STUOY STRESSES LEADERSHIP
RTI STUDIES TECHNOLOGIES
HOUSE OKS LICENSING OUT-OF-STATE COLLEGES
UNCONTROLLED EXPANSION OF COLLEGES QUESTIONED
UNIVERSITIES BUILO REAL ESTATE PARKS
COLLEGES, U.S., AOMISSIONS
SEE ALSO MINORITIES AOMISSIONS 'KOGRAMS
SCIENCE ANO MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS PLAN FOR COLLEGE
ALUMNAE OF COLLEGES TO MEET STUDENTS. PARENTS IN CHAPEL HILL
COLLEGES, U.S., COSTS
SEE HIGHEP EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
COLLEGES, U.S.. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
OECLINE IN HUMANITIES RISKY FIR OEMOCRACY
COLLEGES, U.S., FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, TUITIUNS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A ID- TO-EDUC AT n N
SEE ALSO HIGHER EnuCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE AL S3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
SEE ALSO STUOENT AID PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AID
SUPPE"E COURT RIGHT THIS TIME
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL AID MUST BE TWO-WAY STREET
FORO: BEEF UP AID TO EOUCATION
PROF: BLACK COLLEGES FACE BLEAK FUTURE
COLLEGES, U.S., GIFTS
FUND-RAISING 'AN AMERICAN PHENOMENON'
COLLEGES, U.S., GRAOUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, GRAOUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
GRAOS SHOULD PREPARE FOR CHANGE
COLLEGES. U.S.. PRESIDENTS
OUKE, UNC BACK CHANGE IN NCAA
COLLEGES, U.S.. PROFESSORS
SEE PROFESSORS, U.S.
COLLEGES. U.S.. SPORTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS IGENERALI
COLLEGE ATHLETES FACE DRUG TESTING
DEAN SMITH OPPUSES NEW LAW
NCAA'S WELFARE WAGON
COLLEGES,
HOME
U.S., STUDENTS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS'
MAY MEAN CONFLICT FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS
COLLINS L AIKMAN
COLLINS C AIKMAN HAS INCREASE IN EARNINGS
SOME TEXTILE CO"PAN!ES ARE TH'IVING IN N.C.
SOME TEXTILE FIRMS FOCUSING ON ITEMS NOT BEING IMPORTED
ROXBORO FIRM ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS
COLOGNE. WFST GERMANY
SEE ALSO WEST GERMANY
THE SWEET-SMELLING INFANT
COLOMBIA (SOUTH AMFRICA1
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1/14/85
9 SOUTH AMERICANS PLEAD INNOCENT IN COCAINE SEIZURE
EIGHT PEOPLE INDICTEO ON MARIJUANA CHARGES
COLONY LAKE
CAUTION URGED IN VIEWING NEW 'LANS COR COLONY LAKE
APARTMENT COMPLEX PLANS TO 3E STUOIED
PLANNERS OK COLONY LAKE
BOARD BACKS COMPLEX
COLONY LAKE COMPLEX GETS COUNCIL'S APPROVAL
APARTMENT COMPLEX GETS TOWN COUNCIL APPROVAL
COLORADO
SEE ALSO DENVER. COLORADO
LOOKING BACK TO OURHAM
COLORCRAFT CORP.
RCSE'S EARNINGS RISE 23 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTER
FIRE-RETARDANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
COLORING BOOKS
A KID'S GUIDE TO OURHAM
SPRING, SUMMER, FALL— SHE FINOS COLORS THAT MATCH
COLT INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
COLT CONSIDERS MOVING PLANT T3 N.C.
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
SEE CBS
COLUMBUS DAY
THE REAL COLUMBUS FANS
•WHITE CITY' LIT UP 1893 WORL3'S FAIR
COME WHEN THE TIMBER TURNS ( BOOK I
RETIRED TEACHER TURNS MEMORIES OF MOUNTAINS INTO COLORFUL LITTLE BOOK
A COMEDY OF GOOD AND EVIL I PL AY I
FOLK THEATRE UNCOVERS A LOST GEM
COMFORT ENGINEERS INC.
TEER BUYS COMFORT ENGINEERS
COMIC BOOKS
COMIC BOOK SWAP PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT CO.
OFFICE MACHINE FIRM IS MOVING
COMMERCIAL FISHING INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO FISHING
CATFISH FARMERS ORGANIZING TO BUILD BIGGER. STABLE MARKET
COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS
SEE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMI
LONGER N.C. SCHOOL YEAR, MORE
HUNT SEEKS PANEL UNITY ON EDUC
SCHOOL REFORMS SOUGHT
HUNT FXPECTS PROPOSAL ON HIGHE
TEACHERS' SALARY HIKE TO BE PU
TEACHERS ARE FOCUS OF PANEL'S
GOVERNOR SAYS PEOPLE OF N.C. *
STATE'S EDUCATIONAL APPROACH %
PLAN CALLS FOR REFORM IN N.C.
EVALUATING TEACHERS
EDUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS HA
HUNT PUSHES EDUCATION PLAN
PANEL TOLD TEACHERS NEED MORE
CHANGES SUGGESTED TO IMPROVE S
EDUCATION REFORMS DRAFTED
EILBER: PUPIL INCREASE WOULD H
.CURRICULUM, PAY SAID KEY SCHOO
WESTERN LEGISLATORS WANT SPECI
PANEL URGES HIGHER PAY FOR TE«
CLEMENT SAYS EDUCATION REPORT
PANEL URGES 15% RAISE FOR TEAC
SCHOOL REPORT DRAWS AMENS
PANEL URGES TEACHER PAY RAISE
ROYALL SAYS EDUCATION PACKAGE
LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TIME T3
COMMISSION REPORT SHOULD BE P!
EXCEPTION TAKEN TO TEACHER RAI
SCHOOL REPORT OISCUSSED
ROYALL: TEACHERS WILL GET 15*
HONEY ALONE WON'T STRENGTHEN C
RAISING TEACHFRS' SUPPLEMENTS
HUNT SEEKS SUPPORT FOR SCHOOLS
PANEL'S GUIDELINES BEST FOR TE
EDUCATION PACKAGE READY, BUT 3
COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
MAN KILLED IN CONFRONTATION; SHERIFF SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
COMMODITIES MARKETS
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
TRADING IN FARM COMMODITY OPTIONS LEGAL AGAIN
COMMODITY CRFDIT CORP.
GAO REPORT SAYS NO CHANGE NEEDED IN INTFREST CHARGES TO TOBACCO CO-OPS
CO-OP REDUCES PRICES FOR OLD LEAF STOCKS UNOER DISCOUNT PLAN
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ITHORAWS PLAN FOR HIGH-MSE
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MOVIE DEPICTS U.S. REDS AS -DRAMATIC TRAGEDY'
DUKE SHOULDN'T PRESENT LEFTIST MCGOVEPN
BELIEF REMAINS STRONG
COMMUNIST PARTY
PROSECUTORS. DEFENSE SPAR OVER
COMMUNIST HUFKERS PARTY
PROSECUTORS SAY KLANSMEN FIRE")
PROSECUTORS FINO NEW EVIDENCE
KLANSMEN, NAZIS TO GO ON TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SECURITY TIGHT
COURT UPHOLDS SECRECY ORDER II
LAWYERS ATTACK SECRET JURY SEL
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL JUDGE RUNS ' G3
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON SE
FLANNERY CALLEO EXCELLENT JUO:-
FAIR JURY WORTH CAUTION
JUDGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUDING THE
HEAPING SET ON JURY ISSUE
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLOS SECRE
SELECTION OF JURORS RESUMES IN
KLAN TRIAL DECISION AWAITED
N.C. PAPERS AWAIT RULING ON SE
OPINION BACKS SECRET JURY SELF
JURY IS SELECTED TO HEAR TRIAL
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES IN KLAN
KEEP TRIALS UPEN
PROSECUTORS CITE HATRED IN OEA
LAWYER'S ILLNESS FORCES TRIAL
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL POSTPONED DUE
JUDGE SAYS TRANSCRIPTS AVAILA3
FORMER KLANSMAN FILES TO WITHO
GOVERNMENT TO FIGHT BID BY WIT
FBI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOTOS F<
FBI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOTOS OF
ANALYST PINPOINTS FIRST SHOT
FBI EXPERT SAYS SHERER MRED f
SHERER BEGINS TESTIMONY IN KL«
SHERER SAYS HE WAS CONFUSED A3
KLANSMAN SAYS 'SNIPER ATTACK'
FORMER KLANSMAN SAYS HE WAS LJ
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES SHERER FIRE
FEDERAL AGENT TESTIFIES HE INF
AGENT: KLANSMEN SAID THEY WOUL
DETECTIVE SAYS INFORMANT LED P
KLAN TRIAL SHEDS LIGHT ON GROU
KLAN TRIAL WITNESSES SHOW DIFC
POLICEMAN OESCRIBES LOW PROF IL
WITNESS SAYS HE COULD NOT IDEM
ILLNESS OEALYS MORE TESTIMONY
PHOTUGRAPHEP SAYS HE WAS MISTS
CAMFRA MAN SAYS HE HAS NIGHTMa
WITNESS: KLANSMAN SAID, 'I GOT
WOMAN SAYS DEMONSTRATORS PROTE
DOCTOR TESTIFIES GUNSHOTS FIRE
CONFRONTATION AT CHINA GROVE =)
OFFICER SAYS GUN CASES WERE IN
JUOGE VIEWS VIDEOTAPES OF SHO?
PPOSECUTOR REFUSAL OEFENOED
JURY BEGINS VIEWING VIDEOTAPES
BERMANZCHN DESCRIBES BEING SHI
EXCERPTS OF TESTIMONY FPOM KLA
KLANSMAN DESCRIBES SHOOT-OUT
JURORS DISLIKEO ALL IN KLAN-N4
WIFE OF SLAIN DEMONSTRATOR TES
MAN SAYS HE SHOT TWICE DURING
STATEMENTS BY WITNESS CHALLENS
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL 'END IN SIGHT"
PROSECUTORS MAY FINISH THEIR C
PROSECUTION NFARLY COMPLETED
TESTIMONY GIVEN ABOUT SHOTGUN
NEW EVIDENCE IS PRODUCED AT KL
POLICE INFORMANT TESTIFIES
PROSECUTION RESTS IN KLAN-NAZI
U.S. JUOGE RULES EVIDENCE SUFF
JUDGE SCREENS VIDEOTAPES OF C4
WITNESS DESCRIBES CWP INTERVEN
WITNESS TESTIFIES DEMONSTRATOR
DEMONSTRATOR SAYS SHE FIRED AT
MAN SAYS CWP MEMBERS DISCUSSED
KLAN LEADER TESTIFIES IN OWN "1
KLAN LEADER SAYS HE WAS 'SCARE
KLAN CHIEF CITES HIS OPPOSITn
KLANSMAN SAYS HF DIDN'T PLAN r
KLANSMAN SAYS HE FIRED ONLY AT
FORMER NAZI SAYS FEAR GUIDED H
KLANSMAN DENIES BOMB PLOT
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES: 'I THOUGHT
JUOGE BLOCKS WITNESS IN KLAN 4
DEFENSE RESTS IN KLAN-NAZI TRI
JURY MAY GET KLAN-NAZI TRIAL M
TESTIMONY ENOS IN KLAN-NAZI H
PROSECUTORS SAY RACIAL HATREO
COMMUNISTS SPARKED VIOLENCE AT
DEFENSE HOLDS COMMUNISTS PR0V3
LAWYER TELLS COURT HIS CLIENT
JUOGE OROERS JURORS TO BEGIN 3
ALL 9 ACQUITTEO IN KLAN-NAZI T
TRIAL'S COST SEEN TOPPINT «l "I
KLAN-NAZI VERDICT BRINGS RELIC
LEARNING FROM TRAGEDY
CWP. STUOENTS PROTEST ACOUITT4
KLANSMAN ANO MOTTO, "THE BEST.
KLAN, NAZIS MAY BE BACK IN COM
KLAN VEROICT NO CAUSE FOR JOY,
AGENCIES DROPPED FROM SUIT
JACKSON DENOUNCES KLAN-NAZI AC
BLACKLISTED WRITER SPEAKS
KLAN VEROICT REVIVES 'DARK AG;
LANDS NEED U.S. AID TO HALT RE
KLAN VERDICTS HAILED AT RALLY
ENOUGH OF KLAN TRIAL
THE DANGER OF PREJUOICE
COMMUNISTS SAY TRIAL VERDICT ^
GREENSBORO DEATHS: IT WAS NO '
STATE SHOULD FIGHT TERRORISM I
PROTEST MARCH PLANNEO IN GREEN
MARCH TO BE SATURDAY
GROUP ASKS PROTEST OF KLAN-NAZ
100 GATHER IN GREENSBORO TO PR
RALLY PROTEST KLAN VERDICT
JUOGE RULES SHERER CAN'T WITHT
GREENSBORO GROUP FILES DOCUMEN
INVESTIGATION RULING REVERSEO
INFORMANT SAYS HE TRIEO TO S T3
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TINGS
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2
2/29/84
9
5
N
H
2
2/29/84
B
5
N
OF SHOOTINGS AT RALLY
H
2
3/01/84
c
9
N
T
H
2
3/02/84
A
10
N
NSMAN TELLS ABOUT FIGHT FOR GUN
H
2
3/03/84
A
10
N
H
2
3/03/84
A
15
N
ZI TRIAL
H
2
3/04/84
A
6
N
TIFIES
H
2
3/36/84
B
4
N
■79 ANTI-KLAN RALLY
H
2
3/07/84
B
7
N
ED IN KLAN TRIAL
H
2
3/03/84
C
8
N
s
2
3/08/84
C
8
N
ASE NEXT WEEK
H
2
3/09/84
A
7
N
s
2
3/12/34
B
4
N
SHELLS
H
2
3/13/84
A
12
N
AN TRIAL
H
2
3/14/84
A
8
N
s
2
3/15/84
C
14
N
TRIAL
H
2
3/16/84
A
6
N
ICIENT FOP KLAN-NAZI CASE TO GO TO JURY
H
2
3/17/84
4
3
N
INA GROVE CONFRONTATION
s
2
3/19/84
A
2
N
TUN
H
2
3/20/84
A
14
N
SAID HE WOULD BE READY FOR KU KLUX KLAN
H
2
3/21/34
A
8
N
LEAST ONCE
H
2
3/22/84
4
10
N
CARRYING GUNS
H
2
3/23/84
4
9
N
EFEMSE
S
2
3/26/84
A
2
N
D TO DEATH* AT RALLY
H
2
3/27/84
B
3
P N
N TO COMMUNISM
H
2
3/28/84
A
11
N
0 USE WEAPONS AT 1979 RALLY
H
2
3/29/84
A
12
N
PEOPLE AIMING GUNS AT HIM
H
2
3/30/84
C
7
N
IM
H
2
3/31/34
4
11
N
S
2
3/31/34
A
14
N
I WAS OEAO'
H
2
4/03/04
A
3
N
NO NAZI TRIAL
H
2
4/04/84
A
9
N
AL
H
2
4/05/84
A
16
N
EXT WFEK
H
2
4/06/84
A
8
N
IAL
H
2
4/07/84
C
12
N
LED TO PALLY SLAYINGS
H
2
4/10/84
A
B
N
ANTI-KLAN RALLY, LAWYER SAYS
s
2
4/10/84
A
2
N
KED FIGHT AT 1979 RALLY
H
2
4/11/84
A
7
N
FIRED IN SELF-DEFENSE OURING 1979 RALLY
H
2
4/12/84
A
14
N
ELIBERATING IN KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
H
2
4/13/84
B
4
N
RIAL
H
2
4/16/34
A
1
P N
ILLION
H
2
4/16/84
A
1
N
F AND PROTESTS
H
2
4/17/84
A
9
P N
s
2
4/17/84
A
4
E
L
s
2
4/17/84
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..OFFENSE IS A GOOO OFFENSE" (CARTOONI
H
2
4/18/84
A
4
T T
RT AGAIN
s
2
4/18/84
A
14
N
DI SAPPOINTMENT
H
2
4/19/34
A
4
E
H
2
4/19/84
e
5
N
OUITTAL
H
2
4/19/84
c
15
N
S
2
4/19/84
0
2
P F
S'
s
2
4/21/84
A
4
L
D TAKEOVER
s
2
4/23/84
A
4
L
AS '1ST VICTORY'
H
2
4/24/84
B
1
N
H
2
4/26/84
A
4
L
H
2
4/27/84
A
4
E
AS A THREAT
H
i
4/27/84
A
4
L
FAIR F[GHT'
H
2
5/01/84
A
4
L
N N.C.
H
2
5/01/84
A
4
L
SBORO
H
2
5/01/84
A
14
N
s
2
5/02/84
A
6
N
I TRIAL
H
2
5/03/84
A
1<.
P N
OTEST KLAN ACOUITTALS
H
2
5/06/84
A
8
N
s
2
5/07/84
c
7
N
RAW PLEA
H
2
5/17/84
A
16
N
TS OISPUTING FEOERAL AGENT'S STATEMENT
H
2
5/24/84
A
20
N
BY COURT
H
2
' 6/06/84
A
3
N
P RALLY
H
2
6/16/84
A
5
N
t
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/8*
INDEX
12/31/84
judge denies bid to change federal jury selection system
facts count. not feelings
plaintiffs in suit to receive documents
apninistration pefemos secret jury selection in n.c. case
juoge reschedules $4.8 million suit
court ooesn't review secret jjry selection
tooay is fifth anniversary of klan-na2i shootout
after five years shootoug linsers as family tragedy
juoge oroers durham police to release communist file
2 defendants added to suit over shootout
city denies hiding intelligent facts about communists
sherer receives prison sentence
transcripts of trial hill 8f destroyed
helms-hunt, tornadoes are top north carolina stories for 1984
community-based alternatives to training schools
sfe also durham alternatives task force
see also juvenile oelinouency
see also training schools
house for troubled youths not a motel for teen-agers
community support helps trinity house
green favors proposal maoe 3y knox panel
task force elects lawyer chairman
community challenge heating fund
see also duke power co.
see also heating fuels. federal aio to needy
see also winterization program
duke power increases heating = uno for needy
duke power raises its energy aid funo
agency needs fuel funos
community church of chapel hill
church planning jazzy celebration
community college system
see also n.c. oept. of community colleges and technical institutes
see also technical institutes
farmer bob hopes to beef up colleges
community college chief says salaries top priority
community college enrollment declines
community colleges losing some instructors. scott says
community colleges gain unoer scott's leadership
n.c. campaign planned to combat illiteracy
community college can help fight illiteracy. report says
losing faculty to industry hu'ts community colleges
community colleges will recieve grants to assist students
senate stalls budget additions
orive is launched to fight illiteracy
ex-governor leads fight against illiteracy in n.c.
training pays divioenos
what qualifications?
n.c. community college tuition attracting residents of virginia
community college status sought 8y ot i
durham tech: a college. too?
community needs take precedence at school
community colleges to push salaries
bladen technical college trustees must revive search for president
community college system, curricucjm
community college program for -hard to employ- praised
community development
see durham city schools. community education program
see durham community development program
see durham county schools. commjnity education program
see federal community development funos
community development block grant program, chapel hill
see chapel hill, n.c. federal community development funds
NT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, DURHAM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
EVELOPMENT ACTI3N GRANTS
HOUSING
BACK EDGEMONT PROJECT
ROJECT STILL ALIVE
LAN AOVANCES
LOPMENT PUBLIC HEARING (ADVERTISEMENT!
LOWER-INCOME RESIDENTS
MILLION BLOCK GRANT FROM MUD
AM EXCELLENCE AJARO
SOUGHT DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
N.C.
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H 2 8/09/84
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H 2 9/06/84
8
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H 2 10/02/84
A
11
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S 2 11/03/84
A
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H 2 11/04/84
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S 2 U/14/84
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S 2 11/15/84
c
1
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A47
H 2 11/29/84
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H 2 12/01/84
C
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S 2 12/31/84
c
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H 2 2/26/84 8 1 P F S82
H 2 3/06/84 A 4 L
H 2 3/30/84 A 4 L
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11/17/84 A
11/20/84 A
12/12/84 C
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H 2 12/04/84 B ID
H 2
1/01/84
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2/29/84
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S 2
4/10/84
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5/12/84
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5/25/84
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6/22/84
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8/10/84
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8/14/84
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10/15/84
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10/23/94
A
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10/30/04
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H 2
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U/07/84
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A
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12/22/84
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2/17/84
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K90
s
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2/22/84
A
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K90
H
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2/24/84
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S51
s
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2/28/84
A
1
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K90
H
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4/28/84
A
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A
s
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5/04/84
A
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K90
s
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7/05/84
A
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K90
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6/19/84
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9/14/94
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H
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12/13/84
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPME
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL
SEE ALSO URBAN D
GROUP IMPROVES
U.S. OFFICIALS
HOSIERY MILL P
NORTH OURHAM P
COMMUNITY OEVE
GRANT TO HELP
CITY GETS 11.6
HUD GIVES OURH
COUNTY HASN'T
CITY OF DURHAM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMFNT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM,
LOUISBURG TO UPGRADE SECTION OF TOWN
CURRENT FUNDING LEVELS ENOORSED
COMPETITION WAS KEEN FOR COMMJNITY GRANTS
ROXBORO LOSES BIO FOR 1225,000 GRANT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY EOUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EOUCATION PROGRAM
EVENING CLASSES AT CARRINGTON
GRANTS WOULD HELP 6 GROUPS
NO EXCUSE FOR BOREDOM
IN THE TRIANGLE THIS SEASON: FALL FOR SOMETHING NEW
CLASSES, CLASSES...
COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
CLINIC'S MONEY WITHHELD
COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE
SEE GOVERNOR'S COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS PROGRAM
COMMUNITY PARK WATCH
PARK WATCH PROGRAM LAUDED
PARK PLANS BENEFICIAL
COMMUNITY SCHOOL FOR PEOPLE UNDER SIX
AFTER-SCHOOL SCHOOL
COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
REPEAT DWI OFFENDERS SAVE TAX DOLLARS BY WORKING WHILE SERVING JAIL TERM H 2 8/30/84 B
COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
1/10/84
6/23/84
9/06/84
9/06/84
9/06/84
N COS
E
F B71
I
H 2 6/21/84
S 2 11/24/84 A 3 P N M69
S 2 12/07/84 A 4 E
H 2 8/30/84 B 1 P P F70
mm
MONTHLY/AN
[HOE.
- 12/31/8*
s u a j e
UNION COMMUNITY QUI TO STOP UIWE
COMMUNITY WHOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
•FRINGES' NOT ALL WHOLISTIC CENTER OFFERS
CO"PANY OF FRIENOS
TWO LEA06RS OF YOUTH FARM ARE NAMED IN SEX CHARGES
NO PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN GUILFORD SEX CHARGE
COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WO* K
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SFE ALSO WOMEN, SALARIES
COMPARABLE PAY
COMPARABLE PAY AS A CAN OF WO'MS ICARTOONI
EXECUTIVES: SHREWD firms MILL EXPANO OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN,
COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. COMPETENCY TESTS
COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
■INTERFEST
COMPREHENSIVE
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO r
SEE ALSO I
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO l
CHATHAM
SOME PER
L.G. «OL
SUPREME
EX-UNION
CETA OIR
HOBBY'S
HOB3Y PR
FORMER
FBI PROB
HOBBY BE
ALAMANCE
FEOERAL
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
AROLINA SKILL ADVANCEMENT CENTER
URHAM CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
URHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
MPLOYMENT. DURHAM
MPLOYMENT, N.C.
MPLOYMENT, U.S.
EOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
OB TRAINING
OB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT
RANGE/DURHAM COUNTIES EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
QUITS JOB AGENCY
SON CETA SPENDING IS QUESTIONED
LEMAN RESIGNING
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF HOBBY
CHIEF'S CONVtCTION UPHELD
ECTOR DID JOB WELL IN DURHAM
SENTENCE CUT BY 6 MONTHS TO 1 YEAR
ISDN SENTENCE REOUCEO
NION CHIEF TO START PRISON TERM
ES JOB TRAINING CONTRACTS
GINS TERM IN FEDERAL 'RISON
COMMISSIONERS SEEK OPINION ON SETTLEMENT WITH FORMER CETA HEAO
JUOGE ERASES HOBBY'S 5*0,000 FINE
COMPUCHEM LABORATORIES
MANAGEMENT, INVESTORS BUY COMPUCHEM LABS
CO"PUCOLOR INTERNATIONAL
NEW PRINTING FIRM ANNOUNCED F! R CARY
CO"PULSOPY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
PARENTS WAIT FOR DIVINE GUIDANCE IN SCHOOL FIGHT
CHANGES SEEN NEEDED IN STATE'S TRUANCY LAWS
GROUP PUSHES home SCHOOLS
COMPUTER ART
SEE ALSO ART
■TINY THINK TANK:' STUOENTS FIND ARTISTIC USE FOR COMPUTERS
COMPUTER WHIZ DEMONSTRATES art
computer camps
see also duke univ. computer ka-.p
computers draw younger stuoents at duke
nccu plans three computer camps
things to 00 this summer
computers to be topic at camps
computer is used for real-life needs
computer camp
computer dating
computer cupid
IAS WATAUGA HISH SCHOOL STUDENTS TALKING
COMPUTER ERRORS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
COMPUTER PROBLEMS HAD GREEN II STRONG CHALLENGE
COMPUTER F»AUO
SEE ALSO FRAUD
wHITE-COLLAR CRIME SEEN RISING IN N.C.
COMPUTER SCIENCE CLASS TouGHE' THAN TAMPERING
COMPUTER FURNITURE
IS YOUR HOME COMPUTER-FRIENDLY?
COMPUTER FURNITURE DESIGNER CAPTURING PART OF A GROWING MARKET
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
COMPUTER WHIZ DEMONSTRATES ART
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER COURSES ARE TOUTEO
Computers AND EDUCATION: ExPE'TS DISAGREE ON how much EMPHASIS NEEOED.
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
SCHOOLS TAKING SENSIBLE APPROACH WITH COMPUTERS
COMPUTER LEARNING PROCESS SAID SLOW
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO BIOMEDICAL SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO SIMULATIONS
DUKE USING COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF BIOMEDICAL PROCESSES
DUKE'S COMPUTER ESTIMATES HEALTH RISKS
COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROGRAM
IBM TO USE NEW PLANT FOR CCMPJTER SOFTWARE
ROYALL HELPS IBM OFFICIALS 9R:AK GROUNO FOR COMPLEX
SOFTWARE: AT THE ATLANTA COMDEX FAIR, IBM BEGAN TO FLEX ITS MUSCLES...
COMPUTER THEFT
SFE ALSO ROBBERY, O'JSham
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
COMPUTER SYSTEM THEFTS MOUNT AROUND CHAPEL HILL
COMPUTERIZED YARN-MAKING
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY
C T
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MINORITIES H
11/27/8*
12/05/B4
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1/20/84 A
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6/15/1* c
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7/02/84 A
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7/04/84 A 7
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3/05/34
4/04/84
4/08/B4
5/19/84
7/07/84
7/23/84
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S 2 1/25/84 C
H 2 5/09/84 A U
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2/23/84
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7/18/84
7/18/84
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4/11/84
4/13/84
6/21/84
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2/09/84
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N L41
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/84
J E C T S
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DURHAM COMPANY DEVELOPS COMPUTERIZED YARN-MAKING
HOOLS. COMPUTERS
P
ER. COMPUTERS
MPUTER PROGRAM
MPUTERS
COMPUTERS
TIGATION. COMPUTERS
PUTERS
N
MPUTERS
COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARR80RO SC
SEE ALSO CONCURRENT C LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. COMPUTER KA<
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CO
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. O
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES
SEE ALSO FLOPPY 0 1 SC S
SEE ALSO MICROCOMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C.. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CO*
SEE ALSO N.C. COMPUTER COMMISSI}
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY. N.C, CD
SEE ALSO PERSONAL COMPUTER
SEE ALSO ROBOTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPUTER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., COMPUTE'
SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYST
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HI
SEE ALSO VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
MUSEUM HANTS CEREAL SEALS
4 OUKE COURSES ON COMPUTERS OP
COMPUTER HELPING SPOT HEARING
COMPUTER CHECKS HEARING OF INF
COMPUTERS EXPANO MIND
FIRM HOPES TO CAPITALIZE ON S^
KIDS BEFRIEND COMPUTERS EARLY
COMPUTER CLASSES SCHEDULEO
COMPUTER FIRM OFFERS INTERNSHI
NEW COMPUTER
N.C. STATE RESEARCHERS GIVING
PROGRAM OEVELOPEO
VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS' EMISS
NCCU WILL EXPANO SYSTEM OF CO*
LOSING FACULTY TO INDUSTRY HU»
CAREER. SELF-HELP COURSES OFFE
RESEARCHER'S GOAL: A CHATTY C3
COMPUTER COURSE PLANNED
TRAIN TEACHERS FOR COMPUTERS
CRESSET WINS COMPUTERS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE YO
READING MACHINE MAY HELP BLIN3
COMPUTER TRAFFIC LIGHTS DUE IN
COMPUTER IS USED FOR REAL-LIFE
IS YOUR HOME COMPUTER-FRIENDLY
COMPUTER FURNITURE DESIGNER CA
KINDERGARTNERS LEARN FROM COMP
PSYCHOLOGY USING COMPUTERS
EXHIBIT LETS VIEWERS 'VOTE1 ON
COMPUTER ANO PENALTIES KEYS IN
KERR DRUG COMPUTERIZES PHARMAC
2 TEACHERS ARE CHOSEN FOR COMP
NO COMPUTERS SPEAK THIS LANGUA
HIGH POINT MARKET FOCUSES ON C
SHELBY MAN GLAD TO HAVE HOMEW}
HOLT SCHOOL HOLDS 1ST COMPUTE*
•MILK FACTORY" OPERATOR USING
FARMERS MAY USE COMPUTERS
COMPUTER SETUP OFFERED FOR SEN
LIBRARY COMPUTER COURSES PLANN
PARENTS TO BE SENT TO CAMP?
RELIANCE ON COMPUTER OISKS MAY
COMPUTER MOVING TO FORE IN CRI
CON ARTISTS
SEE FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
CONCEPTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
AIR CONDITIONING SPUR TO ROMANCE - ANO SPRING BIRTHS?
CONCERNEO CHRISTIANS FOR GOOO GOVERNMENT
CHRISTIAN GROUPS WANT ANSWERS IN RACE
GROUP OF CHRISTIANS ENOORSES REPUBLICANS IN TUESOAY'S ELECTION
CONCERNED CHRISTIANS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
CONCERNEO CITIZENS FOR BETTER PUBLIC EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEXTBOOKS
PARENTS* GROUP FEARS TEXTBOOKS UNDERMINE RELIGION
TEXTBOOK CENSORSHIP SHOULO NOT BE ALLOWED
PARENTS" GROUP TO FIGHT BOOK CENSORSHIP
TEXTBOOK HORRORS
CONCERNED DEPUTIES FOR THE CITIZENS OF DURHAM COUNTY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT., DEPUTIES
CONCERNEO RESIDENTS FOR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO FEW GAPOENS HOUSING PROJECT
PROJECT TO GET POLICE HELP
CONCERNED SENIORS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SENIOR CITIZENS BACK SPAULOING
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! ( AO I
CANDIDATES BACKED
HUNT WILL MEET SENIOR CITIZENS
DURHAM SENIOR CITIZENS PLEASE) WITH MEETING
MEETING PLEASES SENIORS
GROUP FORMS TO OPPOSE HELMS
SEN. HELMS NO 'TREASURE'
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE...
SENIOR CITIZENS G°OUP SUPPORTS DEMOCRATIC PARTY
TWO GROUPS ANNOUNCE ENDORSEMENTS
ENDORSEMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE BY 2 OURHAM GROUPS: 'CONCERNED SENIOR CITIZENS'
LET CONSCIENCE GUIOE VOTING
CAMPAIGN PEGUN TO AID HUNGRY
CONCERNED UNITEO BIRTHPARENTS
SEE ALSO AOOPTION
WOMEN WHO GIVE UP BABIES ARE NOT HEARTLESS
CONCORD, N.C
REP. FLORIO'S HAZARD LIST INCLUDES FOUR N.C. SITES
CONCURRENT C LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
s
s
EMS
LL. COMPUTERS
EN TO PUBLIC
DEFECTS
ANTS
IFT TO COMPUTERS
PS TO PUPILS
COMPUTERS VOICE COMMANDS
ION NOT DANGEROUS
PUTERS
TS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
RED
MPUTER, GOOD AT GUESSING
TWO EXPERTS SAY
UNGER SET
STUOENTS
2 MONTHS
NEEDS
?
PTURING PART OF A GROWING MARKET
UTERS
VISIONS OF THE FUTURE
TARDY-BOOK WAR
IES
UTER TRAINING
GE
UMPUTER FURNITURE
RK
FAIR
SERVICE TO COMPUTE COW DIET
OING 'PERSONAL* LETTERS TO CUSTOMERS
ED
THREATEN DUKE RECORDS
ME FIGHTING
PG L P RYL
H J 10/27/64 A 5 P N
H 2
1/11/84
A
9
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H 2
1/19/84
B
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H 2
1/27/84
B
5
N
S 2
2/01/84
C
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2/02/84
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2/08/84
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3/18/84
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3/31/84
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5/01/84
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5/02/84
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5/07/84
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5/09/84
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5/11/84
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5/23/84
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5/26/84
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B30
H 3
6/01/84
B
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6/04/84
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6/13/84
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H 2
6/15/84
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6/29/84
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7/13/84
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7/18/84
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8/03/84
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8/27/84
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9/09/84
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10/04/84
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10/14/84
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10/19/84
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12/02/84
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12/03/84
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12/03/84
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12/06/64
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12/19/84
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12/22/84
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12/26/84
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12/31/84
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H 2 6/2I/R4 B 1
10/10/84
11/02/84
U/03/84
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2 10/19/84 A 4
3 10/20/84 C 1
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11/14/84
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MONTHLY/A
NO COMPUTERS SPEAK THIS LANGUAGE
N N U A L
1/01/8' -
INDEX
12/31/84
CONDEMNATION
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
CITY ASKED TO SPEE
BUSINESS DISRUPTIO
COUNCIL SESSION TU
COUNTY BOARD OPENS
PENNY GETS MORE TI
SEWER PLANT EXPANS
JURY AGAIN AWARDS
JURY AWARDS «I26,0
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS
FRATERNITY FACES C
DELTA MOUSE IN VIO
STATE CONOE-NS ORA
COUNCIL MEMBERS MA
TREATMENT BY CITY
STATE CrNDEHNS LAN
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN
MAN DEFYING DIVORC
0 CONOEMNATTON ACTION
N FUNOS SOUGHT
ESDAY LOOMS PIVOTAL
APPOINTEE JPPLICATONS TO PUBLIC
ME TO ANSWER CITY SUIT
ION PLANNING WILL BE DONE
MORE "ONEY TO LANDOWNERS IN AIRPORT CASE
00 ADDITIONAL FOR LANO
CONDEMNED HOUSE VITAL TO HER WORK
ONDEMNATION THREAT
LAT ION
NGE OFFICIAL 'S LAND
Y INVESTIGATE SEWER-LINE POLICY
NOT FAIR
D FOR 1-40
TO BE EYED
PASSENGER SHELTER
E ORDER, IN JAIL 136 DAYS
CONDO VILLAGE
DURHAM COUNTY WISE TO FEND 0F = CHAPEL HILL
CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C.. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
MOUNTAIN CONDO OWNERS COMPLAIN ABOUT DUALITY
MO MILLION CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX PLANNFO FOR CITY
CONDO COMPLEX IS PLANNED
CAROLINA BEACH CONDOMINIUM COLLAPSES
OFFICIALS CONCERNEO ABOUT CONOO FIRES
HIGH-RISE BEACH CONOOS OVERTAX FIRE DEPARTMENTS
HOUSING OFFICIALLY STARTED
BREAKING GROUND
«5 MILLION HOTEL PROJECT PLANNED WEST OF PARK
STUDENT CONOOS SOUGHT: APARTMENTS IN CARR80R0
CHECK FIRST. BUY LATER
CONDO BUYERS MAY SAVE INVESTMENTS
COLLEGE STUOENTS GET TEMPORARY QUARTERS; CONDOMINIUMS UNFINISHED
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANDALE AREA CITIZENS OPPOSE ZONING CHANGES
CONE MILLS CO
CONE MIL
CONE mil
CONE WOR
E«PLOYHE
SCROOGE
LAID OFF
CONE MIL
CATES LE
HAROSHIP
CONE MIL
BOARD RE
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
CONE MIL
CONE mil
YOU CAN"
MILL TAK
CONE MIL
CONE MIL
TEXTILE
TEXTILE
SALE OF
SALE OF
NEGOTUT
JEANS IN
HAROLD C
HILL5B0R
CONE PLA
COMMISSI
SUBDIVID
HEARTWAR
COHMUNIT
LS OISCLOSES PLAN TO FIGHT TAKEOVER
LS BEGINS LAYING OFF WORKERS
KERS GET MORE HELP
NT OFFICE TO HELP LAIT-OFF CONE MILL WORKERS
RECALLED
BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: 3RANGE FOLKS MAKE THE BEST OF A BAD.
LS CORP. REPORTS '83 LOSS
AVING PANEL
S HIT EX-MILLWORKERS
LS DEAL PROPOSED
COMMENDS OENYING ZONE CHANGE FOR SPEEDWAY LAND
FINDS JOBS FOP 60 FROM CONE MILLS
HELPS CONE MILLS F0RM5R WORKERS
LS SELLS S.C. COROUROY PLANT
LS STOCKHOLDERS OK BUYOUT
T SMOOTH OVER PLANT CLOSINGS
OVER TALKS FAIL IN HILLSBOROUGH
LS TALKS FALL THROUGH
LS SEEKS BUYER
BUYOUT PEAK SAIO REACHED
INDUSTRY'S LEVERAGED 3UY0UTS SEEN SLOWING
CONE'S ENO PLANT FAILS
MILL FALLS THROUGH
IONS TO BUY CONE MILLS' PLANT IN HILLSBOROUGH COLLAPSE
DUSTRY STARTS ON COME'ACK ROAO
ONE DIES
OUGH TO ASK CONE MILLS FOR LANO AROUND CLOSEO PLANT
NT PLACEO ON OPEN MAR<ET
ON ENCOURAGES SUBDIVIDING CLOSEO PLANT
ING PLANT DISCUSSFO
MING SERVICE FOR CONE MILLS JOBLESS
LENOS A HAND
confederate flag
confederate flag stirs varieo response in south
rebel flag not racist. shows love for south
rebel flag is really battle banner
flag information in error
confederate inn i 1-851
motel robbed
motel r08be0
confederation of independent oroers of knights of the ku klux klan
see ku klux klan
confessions
see also religion (see also names of churches)
confession: a simple act to restore peace
confidence games
see also flimflam schemes
sfe also fraud
being conned no sin. but...
confidentiality
see privacy
conflict of interests
see also ethics cooe
policy change possible
more information needed on consulting contracts
the case against junkets
official cited for 'serious misuse" of state-owned car
dr. allison: no comment on reprimand over car
state car misuse can't be tolerated
unc officials set guidelines
rules set for unc governors
2 convicted of taking contractors' gifts
unc's response to dr. allison is off-limits
unc officials probe misuse of state car
billboard debate rages on; conflicts charged
conflict of interest in ban v3te charged
board members reouest stuoy of conflict of interest
words not always related to the facts of a matter
sbi to investigate purchase 0= lano
hatfielo reputation may suffer
congregations in action
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2/10/94
A
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A
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K90
S 2
Z/10/84
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3/23/84
A
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H 1
3/24/84
c
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H 2
5/29/84
B
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S82
H 3
T/19/84
S
N
S 2
7/11/84
A 1'
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9/01/84
A
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9/01/84
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9/26/84
B
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W36
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10/09/R4
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L41
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10/13/84
A
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M69
H 2
12/23/84
B
N
H 2 4/01/84 0
H 2
1/15/84
B
7
N
H 2
2/17/84
A
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S 2
2/17/84
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2/23/84
A
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3/26/84
A
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4/19/84
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5/02/84
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5/02/84
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6/19/84
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L41
H 3
6/23/84
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H90
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8/06/84
A
4
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S 2
8/14/84
B
9
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H 2
8/22/84
A
1 1
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H 2
12/02/84
8
9
N
H 2
1/11/84
C
5
N
H 3
1/13/84
B
1
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H90
H 3
1/14/94
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H90
S 2
1/14/84
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H 2
1/16/94
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2/05/94
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2/10/84
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2/10/94
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2/29/94
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3/02/84
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6
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3/09/84
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3/09/94
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3/09/84
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3/24/94
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H 2
3/27/94
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H 2
3/30/84
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4/19/94
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846
H 3
4/20/94
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N
846
S 2
4/24/84
C
3
N
S 2
6/13/84
E
4
N
H 2
6/14/84
A
23
N
H 3
7/10/84
B
1
N
B46
H 2
7/11/84
B
1
N
H90
S 2
7/11/84
C
3
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H 2
7/16/84
E
12
N
S 2
8/15/94
C
12
0
H 3
8/21/84
B
1
N
W36
H 3
9/14/84
B
1
N
H 3
10/12/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/12/94
a
17
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H 2
11/10/94
A
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11/12/84
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2/20/84
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5/03/94
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5/10/94
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8/07/84
8
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S 2
3/07/94
A
3
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H 2 12/22/84 A
H 2 12/02/84 0
H 2
1/14/84
A 13
N
S 2
2/17/84
A 4
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H 2
2/19/84
D 4
U
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H 2
5/08/»4
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N
S51
M 2
5/09/84
A 10
N
H 2
5/10/84
A 4
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S 2
5/11/84
A I
N
W36
H 2
5/12/84
A 17
N
H 2
5/18/84
A I
N
H 2
5/23/84
B 1
N
S 2
5/23/84
C 1
N
HO 5
H 3
6/06/84
B 1
N
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S Z
6/06/84
A 13
N
H 3
6/08/84
B 1
N
B46
H 2
6/25/84
A 4
E
S 2
6/28/84
C 8
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H 2
8/13/84
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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SEE DURHAM CONG" EGAT IONS IN ACTION
SEE MEALS ON WHEELS
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNT
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL 01
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
MCMILLAN FILES FOR CONGRESSIOM
VALENTINE, SPAULD1NG TO FILE
WHITLEY FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
VALENTINE AND SPAULDING EXPECT
REP. JONES DRAWS CHALLENGER
VALENTINE PLANS TO FILE THUPS3
2 CANDIDATES PLAN FILINGS
ANDREWS, COBEY READY TO FILE,
VALENTINE FILES FOR RE-ELECT!}
VALENTINE FORMALLY OPENS CAMPA
ROSE WON'T RUN FOR SENATE
BRITT TO SEEK SECONO TERM
COBEY FILES
COBEY FILES FOR CONGRESSIONAL
SPAULDING FILES FOR CONGRESS
SPAULDING FILES FOR CONGRESS,
VALENTINE RALLY SCHEOULED
KLANSMAN FILES FOR GOVERNOR
LEE SAYS HE'LL CHALLENGE ANDRE
STATE HOUSE SLATE OFFERS LIVE'.
COBEY TO TOUR 4TH DISTRICT
COBEY BEGINS CAMPAIGN
COBEY OPENS CAMPAIGN, TOURS DI
ANDREWS PLANS ANOTHER OFFICE
GASTONIA DEMOCRAT FILES AS CA*
ANDREWS IS OFFICIALLY IN THE R
DURHAM REPUBLICAN FILES FOR ZN
LEE RUNNING FOR 4TH DISTRICT
HILL FILES FOR CONGRESS
HOWARD LEE FILES FOR 4TH 01STR
2 MEN CHALLENGE STATE SUPREME
CORRECTION
3 FILE FOR LEGISLATURE
N.C. CONGRESSMEN GET 70* OF CO
ANDREWS FACES LEE IN 4TH DISH
CANDIDATES SEEK STATE, CONGRES
THIRD DEMOCRAT SEEKS REP. AND*
STATE ELECTION OFFICE CROWOEO
TWO OEMOCRATS, ONE REPUBLICAN
COBEY CAMPAIGN: GASTINEAU DIDN
A NEW FACE IN THE 2ND DISTRICT
VALENTINE'S POSTAGE-FREE GAFFE
VALENTINE: WITHDRAWAL ANNOUNCE
PRIMARY FOR OEMOCRATS OUT
SPAULDING BACKEO
BAPTIST GROUP FOR SPAULDING
ANDREWS TO HOLD FARM BREAKFAST
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES LIST
ASSEMBLY TO MEET AGAIN TODAY 0
TEACHERS TO BACK ANDREWS
MICHAUX GETTING LOT OF PROMISE
JOBS CONCERN SPAULDING
SWINDELL IS CAMPAIGN COORDINAT
VALENTINE'S HEART NOT IN ERA -
VALENTINE'S VOTES FAVOR ARMS 5
VALENTINE DEFENOS HIS RECORD,
TIM VALENTINE EYEING BASKETBAL
350 CHIP IN S15 TO HELP SPAUL3
CAMPAIGN MONEY TIGHT - SPAULDI
OON'T INCREASF SALARIES TO F If
DEAR CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER: .. .<
OPENS HEADQUARTERS
VOTE KENNETH B. SPAULDING: OE*
ABOLITION OF SECOND PRIMARIES
VALENTINE NAMES COORDINATOR
REPUBLICANS URGED TO VOTE FOR
SPAULDING: 'YES, I SUPPORT ERA
2ND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC RACE:
TAXPAYERS BUY JUNK "AIL
SPAULDING ATTACKS BID FOR GOP
CANDIDATES FORUM SET FOR APRIL
KEEP THE FAITH, REPUBLICANS
CANDIDATES SUPPORT money FOR D
4TH CONGRESSIONAL RACE POLITIC
VOTE YES! TO THE ENVIRONMENT V
VALENTINE'S CONSERVATISM EXCLU
CANDIDATE: HIS PRAYERS FOR WIS
SPAULDING GETS BACKING OF WOME
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS SPAULDING
4TH DISTRICT CANDIDATES VOW SJ
ERA IS NOT THE ISSUE IN 2ND 01
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES FILE
VOTE KEN SPAULDING FOR U.S. C3
INCUMBENT STATE SENATOR IS PRE
EDUCATION GROUP BACKS SPAULDI*
ERA IS STILL NEEDED FOR WOMEN
IF YOU WERE IN CONGRESS HOW HI
NATIONAL EOUCATIONAL ASSOC: <
REP. ANDREWS TO TOUR AREA
ANDREWS PLANS CAMPAIGN TOURS
4TH DISTRICT RACE FAILING TO 5
FAIRCLOTH STRESSES ECONOHIC PL
SENIOR CITUENS BACK SPAULDIN3
WOMEN'S ISSUES. ..KENNETH B. S'
4TH DISTRICT HOPEFULS BELIEVE
KFN SPAULDING LISTENS TO YOUR
KEN SPAULDING LISTENS TO YOUR
ANDREWS CALLS ORANGE COUNTY BI
CAUCUS MEMBERS ENOORSE ENCUMBE
ELECT KEN SPAULDING TO THE U.S
KEN SPAULDING IS A FAMILY MAN
4TH DIST. CANDIDATES CITE BLAC
KEN SPAULOING BELIEVES IN WORK
KEN CARES ABUAUT THE ELDERLY I
CANDIDATES OPPOSE TAX HIKES
LEE, SPAULDING EFFORTS GET SUP
VOTE KENNETH B. SPAULOING FOR
SPAULOING TRAILS VALENTINE
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER S
VALENTINE EDGES SPAULDING
CONGRESSMEN DEFEAT CHALLENGERS
SPAULDING PROMISES A REMATCH
ANDREWS GETS NOMINATION AGAINS
WINNERS AND LOSERS: BOTH 0E5E<
DURHAM BULL WITH SPAULOING POS
BOWLES GIVES KNOX ENDORSEMENT
STRICT (U.S.I
AL SEAT
ED TO FILE THIS MONTH
AY
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N
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NTRIBUTIONS FROM PACS
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EWS' SEAT
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ENNETH B. SPAULOING I AOVERTI SEMENT I
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VALENTINE
A LOOK AT THE INCUMBENT ANO CHALLENGER
VOTES
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TER TAGGED AS TIM VALENTINE'S (CARTOONI
S 1
1/09/84
A
2
N
H 2
1/10/84
A
10
N
H 2
1/10/84
B
12
N
S 2
1/11/84
A
20
N
H 2
H 1
1/12/84
1/17/84
D
B
6
1
N
N
S 2
1/17/84
A
1 1
N
H 3
1/19/B4
B
1
N
846
S 2
1/19/84
A
1
P
N
C60
H 2
1/20/84
A
I
P
N
X66
H 2
1/20/B4
A
&
N
H 2
1/20/84
A
8
N
S 2
1/20/84
A
2
N
B46
H 2
1/21/R4
A
1
P
N
B46
H 2
1/23/84
A
I
N
C60
H 2
1/24/84
A
1
P
N
046
H 1
1/24/84
a
1
N
H 2
1/27/84
A
3
P
N
H 2
1/27/84
B
1
P
N
H 2
1/28/84
A
4
F
H 2
1/31/84
A
11
P
N
5 2
1/31/84
B
1
N
B46
H 3
2/01/84
B
1
P
N
B46
H 3
2/01/84
B
1
P
N
B46
H 2
2/02/84
A
12
N
S 2
2/02/64
A
2
P
N
B46
H 2
2/03/84
A
I
N
S 2
2/03/84
A
5
N
B46
S 2
2/03/84
c
1
H
H 2
2/04/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
2/04/84
A
i y
N
H 2
2/04/84
3
i
N
S 2
2/04/84
A
3
N
H 2
2/06/84
A
9
H
S 2
2/06/84
A
I
N
X74
S 2
2/06/84
C
1
N
C6D
H 2
2/0 7/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/07/84
A
11
N
H 2
2/07/84
B
1
N
046
H 3
2/10/84
s
1
N
B46
H 2
2/14/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/16/84
A
4
E
S 2
2/16/84
c
1
P
N
C60
H 2
2/24/84
A
1
N
046
S 2
2/24/84
c
1
"1
H 2
2/25/84
B
3
N
H 1
2/25/84
C
I
N
H 2
3/04/84
A
I
P
N
881
H 2
3/08/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
3/09/84
B
4
N
S 2
3/10/B4
A
3
N
K90
S 2
3/13/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
3/14/84
a
1
N
H 2
3/14/84
B
1
P
N
881
H 2
3/16/84
A
4
L
H 2
3/16/84
B
1
P
N
961
H 2
3/21/84
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
3/22/84
B
2
N
H 2
3/24/84
C
1
N
88 1
H 2
3/29/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/29/84
A
7
P
A
S 2
3/29/84
C
5
P
P
S76
H 2
4/01/34
A
T
P
A
H 2
4/02/84
A
4
E
S 2
4/06/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/07/84
c
1
N
B81
H 2
4/07/84
c
1
N
881
H 2
4/08/84
A
1
p
N
981
H 2
4/11/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/11/84
c
1
N
381
S 2
4/11/84
A
1 0
N
H 2
4/13/84
A
4
L
H 3
4/13/84
B
1
N
W36
H 2
4/15/84
A
1
F
046
H 2
4/15/84
A
14
A
H 2
4/18/84
A
4
L
H 2
4/18/84
A
10
p
N
S 2
4/18/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
4/19/84
B
4
N
H 3
4/19/84
B
1
N
W36
H 2
4/20/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/21/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/22/84
A
3
P
4
S 2
4/25/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
4/26/84
c
9
N
H 2
4/28/84
A
4
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H 2
4/29/84
A
4
p
A
H 2
4/30/84
A
14
P
A
H 3
5/02/84
B
1
P
N
S 2
5/02/64
A
20
N
S 2
5/02/64
C
14
P
N
H 2
5/03/84
0
6
N
H 2
5/03/84
C
9
N
H 2
5/03/84
C
10
D
A
S 2
5/03/84
c
1
N
W36
H 2
5/04/84
A
1 1
P
A
S 2
5/04/84
A
6
0
A
H 3
5/05/84
B
1
P
N
W36
S 2
5/05/84
A
3
N
W36
H 2
5/06/84
A
7
P
A
H 2
5/06/64
A
l"
P
A
H 2
5/06/64
D
3
P
N
W36
H 2
5/07/84
A
1
P
A
H 2
5/07/84
A
18
P
A
S 2
5/07/64
A
1
P
N
C60
S 2
5/07/84
A
10
N
W36
H 2
5/08/84
A
10
P
A
H 2
5/09/64
A
1
N
046
H 2
5/09/84
A
&
N
H 2
5/09/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
5/09/84
A
1
P
N
C60
S 2
5/09/84
A
9
N
H 2
5/10/84
A
1
M
H 2
5/10/84
A
7
N
H 2
5/11/84
A
4
E
H 2
■ 5/U/84
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
5/15/84
A
10
N
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MONTHLY/ANNUA
I N 0 E
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SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
THANKS... KENNETH B. SPAULOING I AO 1
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REPUBLICAN OPFNS OFFICE IN DU' HAM
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GOP CANDIDATE HITS TAX PACKAGE
MARTIN GIVES TEACHERS LESSON IN GOP POLITICS
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REP. SPAULOING AVOIDED DEBT
1ST PAYCHECK LED FRANK HILL TO POLITICS
MS. FERRARU'S CAMPAIGN HELP SOUGHT
KEMP SPEAKS IN SUPPORT OF CANDIDATE
VALENTINE PLANS VISITS
y£yNTi?f SCHFOULES SECOND DISTRICT TOUR
COBEY OISAGREES M I TH PARTY LETTER ON PLACK VOTERS
VALENTINE'S TOUR STOPS AT TOBACCO FARMS* St™
HILL'S GOP CAMPAIGN PLUGS FLAT TAX RATE
?*^fNriNE* HILL DISCUSS TECHNOLOGY, TAX RATES
COBEY TALKS ABOUT MONEY MATTERS
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GOP LEAOER THINKS CHANCES GOOD
POLITICIANS PONDER IF 1984 WILL BE REPUBLICAN YFAR
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS KEY OIFFERENCc
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CHALLENGER SAYS S0ME6O0Y HAS TO RUN AGAINST BROYHILL
BRITT AND COBLE DRAW ATTENT ItW IN»TH Si STR ICT
COBEY: ANDREWS DESPERATE CANDIDATE " ll
CDBEY PUMMELS ANDREWS FOR ABSENCES
SPENDING IS GREATEST THREAT
SECURITY TOP RESPONSIBILITY
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CANOIOATE HILL MAN OF CHARITY
ANDREWS, COBEY MODIFY STYLES IN REMATCH
HILL. VALENTINE CLASH OVER VETO ISSUE
DEMOCRATS USED SLEAZY TACTICS
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HOUSE CANDIDATE: LOSING WAS NO DISGRACE
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GOP SWEEP LEADS TO REASSESSMENTS
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED BY OEHOCRATIC DEFECTIONS
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REDISTRICTING COULD SLICE COUNTY INTO 3 PARTS
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WHEN WILL TAR HEELS OPPOSE 7HJ TYRANNY?
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2
2
2
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 3
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
5/20/84 B
5/23/84 A
5/24/84 A
6/06/84 A
6/08/84 B
6/12/84 A
6/16/84 C
6/18/84 A
6/29/84 B
T/01/84 A
7/12/84 B
7/16/84 A
7/22/R4 A
7/24/84 E
8/01/84 B
8/10/84 C
3/14/84 8
8/15/84 A
8/16/04 B
8/16/84 B
6/16/84 C
8/2 1/84 3
8/23/84 A
8/24/54 A
8/24/84 A
B/24/64 C
8/28/94 A
8/29/84 A
8/29/84 B
8/29/84 A
8/30/84 A
3/31/84 A
9/05/64 A
9/06/84 A
9/11/94 C
9/12/84 A
9/19/84 B
9/19/84 C
9/20/84 A
9/24/84 A
9/25/84 A
9/29/84 b
10/06/84 A
10/10/84 A
10/10/84 C
10/12/84
10/13/84
10/16/84
10/17/84 C
10/18/84 B
10/18/84 A
10/19/84 B
10/19/84 B
10/21/84 A
10/21/84 A
10/22/84 A
10/23/84 A
10/24/84 A
10/24/94 C
10/25/34 A
10/26/84 A
10/26/64 B
10/26/84 A
10/27/84 C
10/28/84 0
10/28/84 D
10/30/84 A
11/01/84 A
11/02/84 A
11/02/84 C
11/03/84 A
U/03/84 A
11/04/84 0
11/05/94 A
11/05/84 A
11/07/84 A
11/07/84 A
11/07/84 B
11/07/84 B
11/07/84 A
11/07/84 A
11/08/84 A
11/08/84 B
11/08/64 B
11/08/84 B
11/08/84 B
U/n/84 A
11/13/84 C
11/14/84 A
11/14/84 C
11/20/84 A
11/29/84 A
11/29/84 C
12/04/84 A
12/10/84 A
12/10/84 C
12/13/84 A
12/22/»4 B
12/26/84 A
12/26/84 C
7
6
21
5
13
I
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
I
1
I
19
1
1
9
1
13
4
1
10
1
14
1
1
17
1
5
1
I
1
5
1
1
1'
1
N 046
E
8 B8I
N C60
N
N 046
N 046
N 881
N C60
N
N
L
J
P T37
N
N W36
N
L
N L40
J
N
N
N B8 1
N L38
N 846
N
N
N
N W36
N C60
B81
K45
881
4
3
5
I
1
1
13
1
1
I
1
15
I
1
1
1
10
5
11
10
1
3
1
4
1
1
4
1
16
N
N
N
N C36
N W36
J
J
N
L
N 046
N C60
W36
A20
BB1
X87
N
N S51
N C60
N W36
N
N W36
N
N
N C60
L
N
N C60
L
N
N
N
H 2
1/28/84 A
1
M N
5 ?
1/29/84 A
1
N
l"60
H 2
1/30/94 A
1
P N
H 2
1/31/84 A
1
N
H 2
1/31/84 A
4
E
H 2
1/31/84 A
4
T T
R86
H 2
2/01/84 A
8
N
S 2
2/01/84 A
4
E
S 1 •
2/01/84 C
1
N
H 2 2/02/84 A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8". -
INDEX
12/31/84
ANEL'S REDISTRICTING ORDER
ART FOR HOUSE SEAT
ALEO
Y SOUGHT TO MAKF SUPREME COURT APPEAL
T HELP BLACKS
0 CAUSE CONFUSION
DISTRICTING (CARTOONI
VAMP ORDER
FILES MOTIONS IN SUPREME COURT
HS ON TOUR
SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS
AWN BEFORE ELECTION
ON REDISTRICTING
RACIAL BIAS
SE RACE
FFECT UP TO 7 OTHERS, N.C. OFFICIALS SAY
ON REOISTRICTING
ETINGS SET
TORY ON N.C. RACISM
COUNTY DISTRICT
CTING EFFORT
DISTRICTING TO BE STUOIEO
SION SET
TS STILL ARGUED
RICTING OROER FOR N.C.
I TH DI STRICT CHANGES
LY WILL BE INCREASED IN N.C.
0 BE PRESENTED
ON REOISTRICTING
URHAM
GAINS
REOISTRICTING
G PLAN
UN REOISTRICTING
N RFOISTRICTING
DURHAM LINES
URHAM
STATE IS PREPARING TO APPEAL F
ANDREWS OFFICIALLY ENTERS PRIM
REOISTRICTING OROER TO BE APPE
REOISTRICTING DELAY ASKED: ST«
JIGSAW HOUSE DISTRICT WOULD N3
N.C: REOISTRICTING ORDER WOUL
THE BULL CITY GROUND UP FOR RE
BLACK GROUPS DRAFTING PLAN
FEOERAL PANEL BARS DELAYING RE
REMAP RULING STAY ASKED: STAT?
VALENTINE. SPAULDING' CROSS PAT
REMAP FOES' RESPONSE DUE TUES3
MAY DAY! MAY DAY! (CARTOONI
BLACK GROUP PROPOSES PLAN FOR
LAWYER: DISTRICTS MUST BE REDS
BURGER REFUSES TO VOID RULING
JUOGE USES N.C. CASE TO OECRY
WITHDRAWALS. COURT DEFLATE HOJ
REDRAWING 210 DISTRICT COULD A
LEGISLATURE MAY MEET NEXT WEE<
REOISTRICTING PANELS NAMED; ME
REDISTRICTING RULING CITES HIS
SENATE PANEL OKS PLAN FOR TWO-
PULLEY. MILLER TO AID REDISTRI
HUNT CALLS SPECIAL SESSION: RE
REDISTRICTING ISSUE DEBATE SES
VALUE OF SINGLE-MEMBER OISTRi:
HIGH COURT WONT CHANGE REDIST
SOME COUNTIES MAY LOSE CLOUT J
SINGLE-MEMBER OISTRICTS PR0BA8
SINGLF-MEM3ER OISTRICTS PLAN T
SUPREME COURT REFUSES REPRIEVE
THREE OISTRICTS PROPOSEO FOR D
REDISTRICTING PLAN FOR DURHAM
LEGISLATURE WILL MEET TODAY 01
COMMITTEE STUDIES RED I STR I CT IN
OURHAM DISPUTE HALTS ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY TO MEET AGAIN TQOAY 3
HOUSE OKS AMENOMENT TO REDRAW
THREE DISTRICT PLAN OK "1 FOR 3
REDISTRICTING SURPRISE
REDISTRICTING MAY BE CHALLENGE
HANCOCK: NEW OISTRICTS WON'T S
REOISTRCTING REPUDIATES HARMON
4 DIVIDED PRECINCTS: a SNAP -
GENERAL DISASSEMBLY SHOP ICART
LOVETT: NEW DISTRICTS DON'T S">
3 TOWNSHIPS IN 2 DISTRICTS
REDRAWING OF OISTRICTS SOUGHT
TALES TOLO OF REOISTRICTING
COURT ACTION may HELP REDISTRI
SOME N.C. PRIMARIES FACING FUR
PRIMARY MAY BE DELAYED AGAIN
DURHAM REDISTRICTING OK: MOST
FILINGS OK UNTIL NOON MONDAY
DURHAM GOP CHAIRMAN FILES FOR
POLLARD RUNNING FOR STATE HOUS
SIX SENATE DISTRICTS APPROVED
STATE SENATE DISTRICT APPR0VE3
SOME LEGISLATURE RACES DELAYED
PANEL APPROVES SENATE DISTRICT
PRIMARIES IN 3 COUNTIES MAY BE
PULLEY HOPES COURT WILL HEAR '
WILSON, NASH, EDGECOMBE REOIST
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
SEE ALSO MEOALS
FAMILY SAYS VET STOPPEO TAKIN". INS
CONNOR MOBILE HOME, INC. (U.S. 70 1
CONNER HOMES SALES UP
CONROY INC.
BOAT-PUILOING COMPANY SELECTS N.C.
CONSCIENCE FUNO
SEE CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO DRAFT RESISTERS
SEE ALSO RELIGION ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
SEE ALSO VIETNAM
COUNCIL A03PTS CONSCIENTIOUS 3BJECT0R PAPER
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
CONSERVATION
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE GREENPEACE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION
SEE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
HELMS'S STANO ON SUPERFUNO'S -IELP TO STATE HIT
CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO LIBERALS
CONSERVATIVE GROUP HEAOS FOR >I.C.
OF POLITICIANS: WHO'S ARCH? WHO'S ULTRA?
POLITICAL PARTY LABELS MEAN LITTLE ANYMORE
MARTIN STRADDLES A SAFE FENCE
MORAL MAJORITY VOTER REGISTRATION CITED
THE POLITICAL PENDULUM CONTINJES ITS MOTION
CONSERVATIVE ANSWERS LEAVE MAYY QUESTIONS
CHRONICLE'S 'IDEOLOGY' DEFINE^
' HELMS' STRUGGLE WASN'T AGAINST N.C. PRESS
O'AUBUISSON TESTIMONIAL DRAWS FIRE
CONSOLIDATED TOURS ORGANIZATION, IVC.
OFFER OF FREE TOUR CALLEO MIRACLE
CUNSOLIDATEO VENTURES CORP.
FINANCING SET FOR PARK PLACE WEST
CONSPIRACY
NURSE GETS SERVICE FINE
ASSEMBLY OKS COMPROMISE BILL 3N BRIBERY LAWS
GREEN: BRIBERY BILL MAY HELP 1THERS
2 FORT ERAGG SERGEANTS INniCTED IN FLORIDA
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LAWYERS FOR UNION THREATEN TO SUE HELMS FOR SONG USE
CORCORAN ART GALLERY
•THE SUN KING': HISTORY IN LIVING COLOR
CORCORAN ST. PARKING GARAGE
SECURITY MEASURES URGED FOk 03WNTOWN GARAGES
CITY MAY USE CAMERAS FOR SECURITY IN GARAGES
DOWNTOWN SAFETY HAS ROLE IN CITY'S FUTURE
75-YEAR-OLO WOMAN ROBBEO IN DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE
FOURTH ROBBERY REPORTEO IN GA* AGE
ROBBERIES AT PARKING DECK CONTINUE
STRONG MEASURES NEEOED TO FOIL OARING ROBBERS
OFFICIALS DISCUSS ROBBERIES
PUBLICITY MAY RESULT IN SAFER DOWNTOWN AREA
THE PURSE-SNATCHER: HE MUST 8? CAUGHT
"ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK" AT ENTRANCE TO PARKING GARAGE ICARTOONI
MAN IS ARRESTED IN ROBBERIES AT PARKING GARAGE
WOMAN'S TIP LED TO GARAGE ROB" ERY ARREST
CITY PLANNER LEAVING for sim[LaR COUNTY JOB
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS 1992 ANNEXATION "LAN
CO»N
SEE ALSO GRAIN
AGRIfaUSINESS "AY INCREASE DURING 196".
RAINS DELAY PLANTING OF TAR HEEL CORN
HORSE DEATHS ARE LINKED TO MOL OY CORN
MOLDY CORN FEED FATAL TO HORSES
N.C. FARMERS GREW MORE, GOT LI SS
MANY ANIMALS CAN BE AFFECTED 9 Y MOLDY CORN
COON HEAL
SEE COKNMEAL
CORN PRODUCTS INC.
10 HOSPITALIZED AFTER CHEMICAL LEAK IN PLANT
CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
DUKE JUNIOR'S ORGANS HELP THR5 E PATIENTS: HEART RECIPIENT IN N.Y..
OONATIUNS WILL AID 50 PEOPLE
CORNEA WORK STUOIEO
CORNING GLASSWARE INC.
SUMITOMO TAKES OISPUTE TO COU' T
CORNMEAL
FLOUR. CORNMEAL AOOED TO FOOD GIVEAWAY LIST
COROLLA, N.C.
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY WORRIED ABOUT EXTENSION OF COROLLA ROAO
CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY
SEE ALSn HEART SURGERY
ECU TO BEGIN FULL-SCALE OPEN HEART SURGERY SOON
EDWIN CLEMENTS RECOVERING WELL FROM OPERATION
COOPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
TEACHER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
EDUCATOR SENTENCED In PADOLING CASE
EDUCATORS BACK PADOLING
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT NO 'RELIGIOUS RIGHT-
TEACHERS SHOULD PADOLE KIDS TD SHOW LOVE
PADDLING CAN HELP KIDS
EX-STUUENT TELLS ABOUT PADOLING IN OUNN SCHOOL
DAY CARE SPANKING BANNED
SPANKING BANNED AT OAY-CARE CENTERS
COMMISSION VOTES TO PROHIBIT 1AY CARE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
CORPORATE CONSULTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. LTD.
COMPANY CHECKS EUUIPMENT USED IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
RTP FIRM FORMS 2 MORE CORPORATIONS
FIVE FIRMS IN TRIANGLE AREA MAKE MAGAZINE'S FASTEST GROWING LIST
CORRECTIONS
SEE DURHAM MOONING HERALD. CURRECTIONS f. CLARIFICATIONS
SEE DURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS L CLARIFICATIONS
CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SEE ALSO SPECIAL PROSECUTORS
PRISON DIETITIAN ON TRIAL
OIETITIAN GUILTY IN CAR-USE CASE
S.C. WOES NO TIME TO GLOAT
2 CONVICTED OF TAKING CONTRACTORS' GIFTS
FORMER COURT CLFRK IN WAYNE INDICTED
JUDGE'S 'MERCY' AN INSULT
EPA OFFICER RETIRING AFTER PR-JBE
PRISON UNIT CHIEF GETS REPRIMANO
GRAOING PROJECT BEING INVESTISATEO
CORRUPTION IN SPORTS
SEE SPORTS. SCANDALS
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS
PLOT IS DISASTER FOR 'BROTHERS'
CORTINA FABRICS
ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC SIGNS CALLED BRIGHTER
COSMETICS
EVEN THF BEST GOLO CAN LEAVE SMUOGES
COSMETOLOGY
SEE ALSO HAIRDRESSERS
BILL WOULD SET PERSON COUNTY PRIMARIES ON SEPT.
LEGISLATURE REPEALS SILER CIT' DEPOT LAWS
THREE AREA MEASURES BECOME LAW
COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO ECONOMV, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FOOD, COSTS
SFE ALSO OUALITY OF LIFE, N.C.
SEE ALSO WAGES. DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL COST OF LIVING 3.7» ABOVE U.S. AVERA
COST OF LIVING INDEX, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO COST OF L IVING
SURVEY: ROCKY MOUNT LIVING IS CHEAPEST
COST OF LIVING IN CHAPEL HILL HIGHEST IN N.C.
CHAPEL HILL LIVING TOPS NATIONAL BITE
•ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
•VILLAGE PEOPLE* PAY PEARLY
CHAPEL HILL'S COST OF LIVING TIPS BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE
CHAPEL HILL COST OF LIVING 3.7» ABOVE U.S. AVERAGE
COST OF LIVING: DURHAM - SLIGULY BELOW AVERAGE; CHAPEL HILL . ..OVER. ..
COST OF LIVING IN CHAPEL HILL ABOVE AVERAGE
COST OF LIVING INDEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF L IVING
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OIIRHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
COST OF LIVING: DURHAM - SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE; CHAPEL HI LL. . .OVER . . .
COST OF LIVING INDEX, N.C.
SURVEY: ROCKY MOUNT LIVING IS CHEAPEST
COST OF LIVING IN CHAPEL HILL HIGHEST IN N.C.
CHAPEL HILL LIVING TOPS NATIONAL BITE
LOWER LIVING EXPENSES HELP SOUTHERN WORKERS EARN MORE
COST OF LIVING: OURHAM - SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE; CHAPEL HILL .. .OVER .. .
COSTA RICA
TAR HEEL SHIPS MEOICAL AID TO COSTA RICA
COSTUMES
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
COSTUMER CREATES CHARACTERS
PUNK ENOUGH
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
THE ENO OF a BAD BAN
COTTON
SEE ALSO BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG OISEASE
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIO OF COTTON
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY
BOLL WEEVIL'S DEMISE HAS C0TT3N ON RISE IN N.C.
COTTON MAKES COMEBACK
ORNAMENTAL COTTON PLANTS NOT ALLOWED
COTTON GROWERS FILE LAWSUIT
COTTON MAKES COMEBACK IN N.C.
COTTON DUST
SEE BROWN LUNG OISEASE
COTTON DUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
TEXTILE INOUSTRY SAYS RULES MP T
DAN RIVER MILLS, COLLEGES HIT FEOERAL SNAG
OAN RIVER FIRM OROPS 810 TO STALL SAFETY STANDARDS
COUGARS
LAWSUIT FILED OVER COUGAR ATTACK
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN COUGAR ATTACK
COUNCIL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
SEE ALSO REDWOOD ACAOEMY
PARFNTS' SUIT AGAINST ACAOEMY GOES TO JURY
JURY RULES ACADEMY MUST REPAY PARENTS
ACAOEMY RULING TO BE APPEALEO
COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PJBLIC SCHOOLS
SEE OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
CONFERENCE ATTEMPTS TO MATCH INVESTORS, HIGH-GROWTH FIRMS
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
VICTIMS' PROGRAM STUDIED
VICTIMS MAY GET PROGRAM
YEAR-OLD, ANTI-CRIME EFFORT R3LLING
RECEIVES AWARO
DEPRESSION CAUSING SUICIOE, FUNDS ORAIN
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC AOVISORS
SEE ALSO ECONOMISTS
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
FELOSTEIN'S EXPERTISE, EXPERIENCE RESPECTED
GOOO RIDOANCE TO ECONOMISTS
COUNCIL OF STATE
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE SEATS
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FASHION DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
JUOGE TO OECIOE WHAT HAPPENS TO 20,000 PAIRS OF JEANS
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SEE ALSO CURRENCY
SEE ALSO FORGERY
AGENTS PEPORT ARRESTS ORIEO UP BOGUS MONEY
ORIFTER'S TRIAL BEGINS
EX-WIFE SAYS SHE PRINTED PHONY BILLS
MUROER SUSPECT CONVICTED ON COUNTERFEITING CHARGES
OEBAROELEBEN'S CRIMES MAY NET HARSH SENTENCE
TEEN-AGER FACES CHARGES OF PASSING BOGUS BILLS
BOGUS 120 BILLS PASSED; MAN HELD
TORTURE TAPES DEPICT THREAT, SAY PROSECUTORS
•MAN WITHOUT MORALS' GETS 100-YEAR TERM FOR COUNTERFEITING
COUNTIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, I.C.
87 COUNTIES CHARGING EXTRA TAX
COUNTRY (FILM I
INSPIRATION GIVES
COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
COUNTRY MUSIC:
MUSIC FOR THE
COUNTRY' PROBLEM
THE SOUTHERN S3UL HAS THREE THEMES...
> A.M. WUNDERINGS
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COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO GENERAL STORES
M 0 "N T H I Y / a
N N U A L I N 0 E
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. WHAM
OANBURY STORE HASN'T CHANGED M UC H IN 90 YEARS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COUNTIES. N.C.
SEE ALSn N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COJNTY COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM COUNTY IS NOT IN ELECTION-SYSTEM SUITS
N.C. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PREPARE LIST FOR LEGISLATURE
COUNTY FAIRS
SEPTEMBER. OCTOBER IS TIME FOR COUNTY. REGIONAL FAIRS
COURT-APPOINTEO LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS. N.C.
DEFENOANT SCREENING: GOOD OR BAD'
FINANCIAL SCREENING AIDS I NO 1 1 EN T-CL I ENT PROGRAM
SCREENING OF FREE LAWYER REOUESTS PAYS OFF
NFW COURT PROGRAM SAVES OURHAM OVER 150.000
SCREENING 'INOIGENTS' PROVES WORTH TO COURTS
'FREE' LAWYERS SHOULD BE FEWER
COURT SAYS FAIR TRIAL DENIED IN MAN'S SUIT
N.C. LAW LOGICAL. FAIR
COURT-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY,
COURTS MARTIAL
COURT REFORM
DURHAM COURTS ARE USING COURT PERSONNEL EFFECTIVELY
CHARLOTTE COURT SYSTEM BEING STREAMLINED
AN EFFORT WORTH CONSIDERING
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO JUDGES, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO SMALL CLAI-S COURT
SEE ALSO U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
AVERY TRIAL TOPPED '83 COURT DRAMA
CUSTOOY CASE GAG ORDER IS DUSPUTEO
JUDGE'S GAG OROFR DRAWS FIRE
GAG ORDER, SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
HEAR YE, HEAR YE
CHIEF DISTRICT COURT JUDGE EYEING HIGHER POST
LAWYERS LEARN TO PE HUMBLE IN LONG LINEUP
THE LINE, BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE
UNIFORM. MANDATORY SENTENCING NEEDED
PROSECUTION DFLAYS DRUG CASES
DON'T MOVE COURT OFFICES. PANEL SAYS
SEEMS EVEN JUDGES GET CONFUSED - AND OVERRULED
THE JURY WAS IN - BUT VEROICT WAS OUT
JUOGE ORDERS ASSISTANT DA JAILED AFTER COURT OUTBURST
ASSISTANT DA BACK AT WORK
GALLOWAY PROBE CONSIDERED ROUTINE
BROGDEN APOLOGIZES TO JUDGE GALLOWAY
JUDGE CLEARS BROGOEN
JUOGE WHOS HOW HIS JOB OUGHT TO BE DONE
•APOLOGY LACKS CONCESSION
JUDGE'S COURT SESSION WAS CHATTIC
PROTESTER RAPS' DEC I SIONS
BONDSMAN PICKETS OUTSIDE COURTHOUSE
WHO IS GUILTY IN DISTRICT COUR T SYSTEM?
CUSTODY HEARING GAG OROER LIFTED
LABARRE LIFTS GALLOWAY GAG ORDER
DISTRICT COURT JUOGESHIPISI D' AWING HOST OF PROSPECTS
SCREENING OF FREE LAWYER REOU'STS PAYS OFF
NEW COURT PROGRAM SAVES OUKHA* OVER 150.000
SCREENING 'INDIGENTS' PROVES WORTH TO COURTS
COURT HEARS AREA APPEALS
•PEOPLE-PLEASER' GOES TO JAIL TO HOLO COURT
LABARRE SAYS GALLOWAY PRACTICE LUOICROUS
COURT SHOULO LEARN A LESSON
TIME TO QUIT 'HARASSING' JUDGE GALLOWAY
WATCH THOSE ECCENTRICITIES OF JUDICIAL POWER
JUDICIAL INVESTIGATOR ON GALLnwAY'S TRAIL?
HE GUIDES CRIME VICTIMS THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM
6 APPLY FOR DURHAM JUDGESHIP
JUOGE'S ACTIONS OFTEN APPEAR AS JUSTICE-BY-WHIM
NO-SHOWS BOOMING AT DURHAM COJNTY JAIL
JAIL "NO-SHOWS' MOCK JUSTICE. COURT LENIENCY
INTERRUPTED SENTENCING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, BAILIFFS
■OEFENOANT WHAT'S-HIS-NAHE I SI ' T HERE IN COURT, JUOGE'
COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
■" USING "
OURHAM COURTS ARE
COURT PERSONNEL EFFECTIVELY
COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY, FINES
PROSPECTIVE JUROR GETS NEW CH<= CK DEDUCTION
IN HORNER'S COURT, YOU PAY: NOW
JUDGE SHOULD SPEND TIME IN CLERK'S OFFICE
THE CONSTITUTION PROTECTS THE POOR, TOO
COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY, FIRECRACKER SYSTEM
DURHAM COURTS ARE USING COURT PERSONNEL EFFECTIVELY
COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, JUVENILE DIVISION
SEE ALSO JUVENILE C»IME
GUARDIAN UNIT NEEDS RESEARCHERS
•CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN': PSYCHIATRIST WORKS WITH YOUTH.
COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY, MISTRIALS
SEE ALSO MISTRIALS
MISTRIAL ORDERED IN DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST GARY PHYSICIAN
MISTRIAL DECLAREO AFTER JURY 3EA0L0CKS IN ASSAULT CASE
THE JURY WAS IN - BUT VEROICT WAS OUT
COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY, PHOTOGRAPHERS
ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO FILM TRIALS FOR TV
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NEL STAYS RULING ON SECRET JURY SELECTION
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AYS HE WAS CONFUSED ABOUT NUMBER OF SHOTS HE FIRED
COURTS. N.C, PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
N.C. SUPREME COURT EXTENOS CAMERAS USE
COURTS. ORANGE COUNTY
COURT WATCH KEEPS EYE ON CHIL3 SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT
COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO FAIR TRIAL
SEE ALSO FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO JUDGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO U.S. SUPREME COURT
BURGLAR TURNEP BAILIFF HAPPIES
COURT OF APPEALS SETS STANOARD S ON CLOSING TRIALS
COURTS. U.S.. EASTERN DISTRICT
HFLMS DENIES • TIES' IN RECOMME NOAT ION
JUDICIAL NOMINEE BACKED
FEOERAL COURTS IN N.C. AMONG CASTEST
NEW FEDERAL JUDGE SWORN IN
CURRIN WILL BECOME FOURTH JUDGE IN DISTRICT IF CONFIRMED BY SENATE
COURTS. U.S.. MIDDLE OISTRICT
OLIVE NAMED TO LEGAL PANEL
COMMENT ON ELIASON IS SOUGHT
FEOERAL COURTS IN N.C. AMONG FASTEST
WHY 00 FIRMS FAIL? 'POOR ACCOUNTING. EXPENSIVE TASTES'
U.S. COURT CUTS DUKE DISCRIMINATION AWARD
DUKE OAMAGE AWARO SET ASIOE
COURTS. U.S.. NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C NEWS COVERAGE
COURT: JURY SELECTION SHOULO "'OT BE SECRET
COURTS. U.S.. WESTERN OISTRICT
FEDERAL COURTS IN N.C. AMONG FASTEST
COURTS-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY, COURTS "ARTIAL
COURTYARO ASSOCIATES/CHAPEL HILL (THE COURTYARDI
THIEVES BUSY AT 5 SHOPS IN COJRTYARD
THIEVES HIT ORANGE STORES
COVENANT PROPERTIES OF CARRBORO
MAJOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS PROPOSED FOR CARRBORO
COVERT INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE SPIFS
COWBOY FILMS
SEE COWBOYS
SEE OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
COWBOYS
SEE ALSO OLO WESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM FAIR
WESTERNS IN SILER CITY JAN. 28
COWBOY MOVIE TIME AGAIN
RALEIGH CLUB PLANS FOR WESTERN MOVIE FESTIVAL
FILM CLUB PLANS SPRING ROUNDUP
B-WFSTERN MUSEUM TO OPEN AT M] V I E FESTIVAL
7TH ANNUAL HORSE OPERA FILM FAIR ENOS TODAY
HEROES. BADMEN TO KIDE AGAIN
WESTERN FILM FAIR SHOWING FIRST-EVER PROFITS
COWS
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TIME TO HIT THE HAY
COME ON IN!
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LONESOME (NO "GREI GETS NEW HOUSE
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CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO BAZAARS
SEE ALSO LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC ANO OANCE FESTIVAL
SPRING CRAFTS FAIR SET APRIL U
CRAFT FAIR PLANNED
CRAFT SHOW SCHEDULED NEXT WEE< IN CARRBORO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
TWO N.C. CRAFTSMEN WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
ARTS JAMBOREE TO BE HELD SUNOAY
PARKWOOD WOMEN FINO WAYS TO USE HERBS IN CRAFTS
GRANVILLE CRAFTS BAZAAR OPENS TOOAY
WARM UP TO 'QUILT- EXHIBIT
CRAFTSMEN'S FAIR OATES ANNOUNCED
NOW CAROLINA BALLROOM ACCESSBLE TO EVERYONE
CRAFTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. UNION CRAFT CENTER
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANN ING
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED, ARTS ANO CRAFTS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUNSET CRAFT CORNER
SYMPOSIUM ON COLONIAL LIFE
FINAL TOUCHES
CRAFTS FAI°
SEE CRAFT SHOWS
CRAFTSMEN
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO FURNITURE DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO POTTERS
CRAFTSMEN TOPIC OF DUKE SHOW
SEE ANO HEAR THIS EXHIBIT
VISUAL ART
WOODEN -VARMINTS1 IN YARD GET MOTORISTS- ATTENTION
MAGGIE GUION CREATES USEFUL BEAUTY FROM JUNK
CRANES (MACHINERYI
SOMEBODY SAID, HANG IT UP
HEAVY METAL
CRANE'S CREEK CENTER FOR CREATIVE STUDIES, INC.
PHOENIX IN CAMERON
CRAPE MYRTLE
CONFESSION MADE IN VANDALISM ]F CRAPE MYRTLES
CRAPPIES IFISHI
SEE ALSO FISH
CRAPPIES: EASY, BUT NOT FREE
CREATIONISTS
CREATION MUSEUM WOULD NOT BE A N TI - SC I EN TI F IC
WHOSE -AMERICAN WAY- 00 EVOLUTIONISTS SEEK?
CREATIVE CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CLUB TQ RAFFLE BASKETBALLS
CIVITAN AWARO
CREATIVITY
RcWAROING CREATIVITY
CREOIT CARD FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
WHITE-COLLAR CRIME SEEN R I S I NS IN N.C.
MULTIPLE CHARGES FOLLOW ARREST
SCME600Y GOT HIS NUMBER — IT WAS WORTH 464,335.03
STUOENT CHARGED IN OFFICER ASSAULT, CREOIT CARD CASES
UNC STUDENT CHARGED wITH ASSAJLT
CREOIT CARDS
SOUTHERN BELL TO USE CREOIT-C»RD PHONES
CREDIT CAPO F<=E5 SPARK RESISTANCE
CREDIT-CARO SURCHARGE PROPOSAL ORAWS FIRE
KIOOIE CREDIT? NO THANKS
JOB EXPECTATIONS "EPORTEO -G030- IN DURHAM SURVEY
CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS, U.S. (SEE ALSO VAME5 OF BANKS!
SEE ALSO MERALO-SUN CREDIT UNIO^l
SEE ALSO N.C. CREOIT UNION LEAGUE
SEE ALSO N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CREDIT UNION
SEE ALSO SAVINGS »N0 LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
MOODY IS -MR. CREDIT UNION-
CREDIT UNION FUR WORKERS- BUSINESSES OPENS
CREOIT UNIONS: DURH1M PLAYED A MAJOR ROLE IN CREATION OF CREOIT UNIONS.
OURHAM CLUB TO HOLO OINNER FO? BJSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
AUDIT REVEALS QUESTIONABLE USE OF AFL-CIO CREDIT FuNOS
CREOIT UNION ON ACT STATE CAM'US IS CLOSED AND ITS OEPOSITS FROZEN
CREEDMOUR, N.C.
NEW PLANT IN CREEOMDOR HOLDS
COUNTRY' OPENING
CREMATION
SEE ALSO FUNERAL HO-ES
SEE ALSO FUNERALS. COSTS
N.C. COURT BACKS DUKE UNIVERSITY IN 3URIAL REOUEST
FISHERMAN'S ASHES SENT TU FAVORITE PIER
WHAT HE SOUGHT WAS ALUMINUM: WHAT HE FOUNO WAS EERIE
CREPE MYRTLES
SEE CRAPE MYRTLE
CRESAP, MCCORMICK AND PAGET (EVALUATION FIRMI
PANEL SELECTS WASHINGTON FIRM AS BEST CHOICE FOR PSO STUDY
EVALUATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM COULO COST 1165,000
COUNCIL GETS PSO PROPOSAL
OK SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY CONTRACT
COUNCIL APPROVES RIGHTS AGRECENT FOR CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN QUANOARY OVtR ZONING ISSUF
SERVICE CENTER SITE ON HOLD
PSU STUDY STARTS OCT. 1
CITY PICKS FIRMS TO STUDY RECYCLING PLANT AND SAFETY
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PSO STUD* RESULTS MAY BE REAOY EARLY
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE CITY'S PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE PSO PROGRAM
OURHAM PSO STUDY TO BE REAOY IN MARCH
CRESCENT TOOL CO.
CRESCENT TOOL MOVING FORGE WOI K TO N.C.
TOOL-MAKING PLANT TO MOVE TO N.C.
CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
READY FOR THE JOURNEY
NATIVITY SCENE COMES ALIVE AT CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
CRESSETT CHRISTMAS STORY - IT'S ALIVE
CRFSSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
CRESSET WINS COMPUTERS
SCHOOL DAYS
GETTING READY
THE FEAST
HELPERS
CREST ST.
CITY GIVING TRACTS FOR EXPRESSWAY
COST OF LAND 'TOO HIGH-
LAND VALUE IS ISSUE
NAME EXPRESSWAY AFTER PROMINENT BLACK
FIRM SUES TO DELAY EXPRESSWAY
GRANT TO HELP LOWER-INCOME RESIDENTS
CREST STREET PROJECT EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED 3Y SPRING.
CREST STREET BLOOMS AS REVIVE) NEIGHBORHOOD
CREST ST. COMMUNITY COUNCIL
CREST STREET COUNCIL JOINS EXPRESSWAY SUIT
CRICKET ISPORTI
HE'LL TEACH YOU HOW TO BE CRICKET EXPERT
CRICKET INN
CRICKET INN MOTEL OAMAGEO BY FIRE
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DEER DIES AT MOTEL
OFFICIALS SAY
OIES IN BATHROOM
CRIME
SEE ARSON
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ASSAULTS. U.S.
SEE EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE FORGERY
SEE FRAUO
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MUROER, DURHAM
SEE MURDER. N.C.
SEE MURDER, U.S.
SEE RAPE, OURHAM
SEE RAPE, N.C.
SEE RAPE, U.S.
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
CRIME, COSTS
VIRGINIA ESCAPEES COST NORTH CAROLINA 1140,000
CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
COUNTY CRIME U
CRIME IN DURHA
EVALUATING SCH
FEBRUARY INSIG
CRI-'E FALLS IN
PROPERTY CRIME
N.C. CRIME RAT
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N.C. CRIME DIP
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CITY CRIME RAT
DURHAM COUNTY
N.C. CRIME RAT
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CRIME IN CITY
BREAK-IN REPOR
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N.C. CRIME DIP
P 14 PERCFNT IN 1983
COUNTY RISES 14*
OOL CRIME
HT: OOW'ITOWN DU<HAM IS NO MORE CRIME-RIDDEN...
DURHAM
ON SLIDE; ASSAULTS STAY ABOUT SAME
E DIPS 7X; LOWEST DROP IN IT YEARS
S IN N.C. DROPS 7* BETWEEN 1982 AND 1983
E FIGURES DECLINE
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S 7.5 PERCENT
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S 3 PERCENT IN = IRST SIX MONTHS OF -8*
E DIPS DURING FIRST o MONTHS OF -a*
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E DECLINES St IN 1ST HALF OF 198*
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EVE SAFE ROADS ACT IS DOING WHAT WAS INTENDED.
S 5X
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Y RISES 18.4 PE'CENT
S 4*
CRIME, SYNDICATED
SEE ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMESI
CRIME, U.S.
COMPUTER MOVING TO FORE IN CRIME FIGHTING
CRIME-AGAINST-NATURE
STUDY PANEL HEARS DISAGREEMENT ABOUT CRIME-AGAINST-NATURE LAW
LEGISLATORS FINO CONTROVERSY IN SEX LAW CHANGES
CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL COOE, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
STATE'S DWI LAW SEEN INCREASING BUROEN ON JAILS
PANEL SEEKING SOLUTIONS TO PRISON OVERCROWOING
STUDY SHOWS TURMAROUNO IN SAF1 ROADS ACT SUCCESS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE RAMPANT
N.C. CRIME COMMISSION TO BEGIN NEW STUDY ON ALCOHOL. ORUG ABUSE
GROUPS PUSH FOR VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
FEAR OF DRUNKEN ORIVING LAW A3ATING; ARRESTS, DEATHS RISE
CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO N.C. FULLCOURT PRESS ASAINST CRIME
SEE ALSO REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYMI
SEE ALSO ROBBERY PREVENTION
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7/09/84
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7/11/84
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H
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9/29/84
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s
2
10/01/84
A
N
H
2
10/02/84
A 1
N
s
2
10/02/84
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N
H
1
10/04/84
B
N
S
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10/11/84
A
N
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H
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10/12/84
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10/12/84
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5/25/84 B
6/16/84 C
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10/22/84 B
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SECURITY MEASURES URGEO FOR DOWNTOWN GARAGES
CUV "AY USE CAMERAS FOR SECURITY IN GARAGES
DOWNTOWN SAFETY HAS ROLE IN CITY'S FUTURE
YOUTH EFFORT HAS VALUE
BASKETBALL VS. CRIME
KNOX TOUCH. INNOVATIVE IN CRI"E PREVENTION
OOWNTOWN CRIME PREVENTION URGED
MORE POLICE SAID NEEDED DOWNTOWN
POLICE OFFER TIPS
VICTIM RUNS. FOILS »R"ED ROBBiR
YEiP-OLD, ANTI-CRIME EFFORT ROLLING
GOLDSBORO WOMAN GIVES CHASE TO W0UL0-9E LAWNMOWER THIEVES
STUDENTS WARNED OF STRANGERS
PROJECT TO GET POLICE HELP
PSOS TOUT FIRE PREVENTION
COMMUNITY DESIGN CO'JLO AFFECT CRIME
ORANGE COUNTY RFVIVES CR I ME STD PPER S
STUDY: CRIME UP IN MIXED ZONES
UNION COMMUNITY OUT TO STOP C'IME
TEMPERS FLARE AT MEETING ON PJ8LIC HOUSING CRIME
AOVOCATES LINK YOUTH CRIME. O'UGS
SUN STORY ON MEETING DISPUTED
POLICE BRACE FOR CRIME RISE AS HOLIOAY NfcARS
CRIME RATE. CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
BREAK-IN REPORTS UP IN CHAPEL HILL
CRIME RATE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
COUNTY CRIME UP 14 PERCENT IN 1983
CRIME IN DURHAM COUNTY RISES 1 4*
FEBRUARY INSIGHT: OOWNTOWN OU' HAM IS NO MORE CR IME-R I ODEN. . .
CRIME FALLS IN DURHAM
PROPERTY CRIME ON SLIDE: ASSAJLTS STAY ABOUT SAME
QUARTERLY CRIME FIGURES DECLINE
CITY CRIME DIRS 3 PERCENT IN =IRST SIX MONTHS OF "8*
CITY CRIME RATE DIPS DURING FIRST t, MONTHS OF -84
CITY CRIME DOWN FOR 2ND QUARTER
JUVENILE COURT CASES SHOW SHA) P OECLINE
PSOS GO TO HIGH-CRIME AREAS
CITY CRIME DIPS 5*
CRIME IN CITY DOWN 5% FOR NINE MONTHS OF "84
CRIME RATE. DURHAM COUNTY
RURAL CRIMfc UP IN DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY BREAK-INS RISE
BREAK-INS RISE
CRIME IN COUNTY RISES 18.4 PE>CENT
CRIME RATE. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIFORM CRIME REPORT
FBI SAfS BANK ROBBERIES DOWN IN N.C. DURING '93
N.C. CRIME RATE DIPS 7X; LOWEST DROP IN ID YEARS
REPORTED CRIMES IN N.C. DROPS 7* BETWEEN 1982 AND 19B3
N.C. CRIME DIPS 7.5 PERCENT
EDMISTEN: N.C. CRIME RATE DOWN 7.5 PERCENT IN 198 3
AUTHORS: CARY AMONG SAFEST TOWNS
ONLY CARY IS RATED 'SAFE PLACE1 IN N.C.
STUDY: CRIME UP IN MIXED 20NES
N.C. CRIME RATE DECLINES 5t I-l 1ST HALF OF 198".
CITUEN INVOLVEMENT CITED FOR CRIME RATE DIP
N.C. CRIME OIPS 4*
N.C. CRIME RATE SEEN DOWN IN MRST 9 MONTHS OF 1984
CRIME RATE. ORANGE CO.
HER TRANQUIL LIFE SHATTERED BY THEFTS
ORANGE COUNTY REVIVES C° I MES TO PPERS
CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIME. U.S.
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
MURDERS. RECESSION NOT LINKED
STUDY: MIXED USE OF LAND CAUSES HIGHER CRIME RATES
COMMUNITY DESIGN COULD AFFECT CRIME
CRIME STATISTICS
SEE CRIME. STATISTICS
SEE CRIME RATE, OURHAM
SEE CRIME RATE. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE CRIME RATE. N.C.
SEE CRIME RATE, U.S.
CREwING
see also boats
see also women, spurts
they row as one: rowers euphckia has high price in blisters
crime stoppers. durham
see also crime prevention
see also reward
c»ime of the week
trailers, wiring sought
c°|me of the week
cri»e of the week
store rob8ery is probed
crime of the week
crime of the week
crime of the weck
crime of the week
crime of the week
robbers grab jewelry, weapons
purse snatcher sought
crime of the week
crime of the week
crime of the week
crime of the week
crimestoppers brings payoff
REWARD
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRI-E OF THE WEEK
REWARD
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARD
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: RFwARO
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARD
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARD
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: C'IME Oc
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: REWARO
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TIP HELPS CAPTURE
POLICE SEARCH OXFO
REWARD: DURHAM CRI
BENEFIT CAR WASH P
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIMESrOPPERS SEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
REWARD: DURHAM CRI
MAN CHARGED IN LAP
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
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CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP
OURHAM MAN FACES C
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DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
YEAR-OLD. ANTI-CRI
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
OUKHAM CRIMESTOPPE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
RE WARD
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIMESTOPPERS SOLV
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIMESTOPPERS WORK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIMESTOPPERS PLAN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPE
CRIME OF THE WEEK
KD
FOR FUGIT IVE
MURDERERS
MESTOPPERS
LANNED
RS
CRIME OF THE
WEEK
S
fHIEVES
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MESTOPPERS
CENY
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REWARD: MAN ACCUSED
OF ASSAULT
S DEATH CLUES
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REWARD
LEADS TO ARREST
HARGES IN BREAK-
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REWARD
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JAIL-AND-BAIL' FUND-RAISER
LANNING A FEW ARRESTS TO RAISE MONEY
crime stoppers. n.c.
see also crime prevention
see also reward
edmisten: criminals should pay victims to obtain parole
crimestoppers seeks support
orange county revives cr imest") pper s
crime stoppers. orange county
hillsborough board approves n5 w water ano sewer policies
council to mull 1-way streets in chapel hill
crimestoppers is set to open in opange co.
orange county's crimestoppers starts january 3
crime victim advocate
he guides crime victims through the court system
crime victim-witness program
see also crime victims
program lenos hand to witness? s. victims
victims may get program
valentine to be speakfr
valentine to speak at benefit
crime victims
see also b
SEE ALSO "
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO V
SEE ALSO V
INJUSTIC
EDMISTEN
EDMISTEN
JUDGES S
EDMISTEN
VICTIMS
EOMISTEN
PROGRAM
VICTIMS
DON'T PU
RAPE VIC
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HELP ON
FORSYTH
OFTEN A
FRUSTRAT
EXPERTS
USINESSES. DURHAM. CRIME ON PREMISES
USINESSES. N.C. CRIMES
RIME VICTIM-WITNESS P'OGRAM
ENIOR CITIZENS] CRIME VICTIMS
ICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
ICTIM RESTITUTION PLAM
E LETS CRIME PAY
URGES HELP FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME
: JUDGES NEED TO CONST OER CRIME VICTIMS
HOULO CONSIDER IMPACT ON CRIME VICTIMS
: CRIMINALS SHOULD PAY VICTIMS TO OBTAIN PAROLE
PROGRAM STUOIEO
: VICTIMS OF CRIME SUFFER TWO WRONGS
LENDS HAND TO WITNESS? S. VICTIMS
MAY GET PRUGRAM
NISH SOCIETY'S CRIME VICTIMS
TIMS RARELY PROVOKE ASSAULTS
OUP DEVELOPS CRISIS PLAN ANO TEAM
USH FOR VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
ORITY' CRIMES MERIT FIRST-CLASS CONCERN
S CRIME VICTIMS THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM
NE OF MANY UNSUNG DURHAM HEROES
A SHOESTRING
CRIME VICTIMS TO GET HELPING HAND
VICTIM, SHE JOINS FIGHT AGAINST CRIME
ED: UNSOLVED ORANGE C3UNTV CRIMES HAUNT VICTIMS. POLICE
SAY CRIME VICTIMS ARE NOT ADEQUATELY COMPENSATED
CRIME WATCH PROGRAM
SEE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
CRIMES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
STEREO ITEMS. TV STOLEN
LASALLE STREET APARTMENT IS RIBBED
CRIMESTOPPERS BRINGS PAYOFF
PUBLICITY MAY RESULT IN SAFER DOWNTOWN AREA
PROGRAM LENOS HAND TO WITNESSES. VICTIMS
CITY CRIME RATE DIPS DURING FIRST 6 MONTHS OF • 84
CASH IS STOLEN from FAST-FOOD STORE
MAN STABBED OUTSIDE STORE
MAN FACES ORUG CHARGES
LIGHT FIXTURES REPORTED STOLEM FROM HOUSES
STORM HAMPERS CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
STORM HAMPERS CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
DURHAM IS NOT IMMUNE TO 0ANGE1S OF BIG CITIES
THIEVES HIT HOMES. BUSINESSES IN OURHAM
CRIMES. ORANGE COUNTY
FRUSTRATED: UNSOLVED ORANGE C3UNTY CRIMES HAUNT VICTIMS. POLICE
CRIMES OF THE HEART I PL AY I
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•HEART' ACTOR'S LIFE ON MINDING ROAO
CRIMES OF THE (CHEATIN'I HEART
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12/31/84
S U B J E C
CRIMESTOP
SEE CRIME STOPPERSi
SEE CRIME STOPPERS.
DURHAM
N.C.
CRIMINAL CODE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIME COMMISSION. GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO N.C. CRIMINAL CODE COMMISSION
RECODIFICATION OF STATE'S LAMS TO GIVE LEGISLATURE INOIGESTION
NEM INSANITY VERDICT TO BE RECOMMENOED
SOFTER SEX-OFFENSE LAMS MOULD HARM, NOT HEL°
LEGISLATOR SAYS CHANGES UNLIKELY ON N.C. CHILO SEXUAL ABUSE LAMS
STUDY PANEL HEARS DISAGREEMENT ABOUT CR IHE- AG AINS T-NA TUR E LAM
LEGISLATORS FIND CONTROVERSY ON SEX LAM CHANGES
15 YgARS OF MORK IN JEOPAROY
MENTALLY ILL VERDICT IN N.C. AGAIN DEBATED
COMMITTEE DEBATES MEANING OF LIFE
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO EXCLUSIONARY RULE
SEE ALSO FINGERPRINTS
ATTORNEYS SAY NEM RULE HURTS HUMAN RIGHTS
EXCLUSIONARY RULE NICKS COULD UNOERMINE RIGHTS
OON'T PUNISH SOCIETY'S CRIME VICTIMS
GOVERNMENT SAYS NEM EVIDENCE FOP MACDONALO IS NOT ADMISSIBLE
JUOGE: HEARSAY EVIDENCE ALLOMED IN ABUSE CASES
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO LAMYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO SPEEOY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
INJUSTICE LETS CRIME PAY
EDMISTEN: JUDGES NEED TO CONSIDER CRIME VICTIMS
MHERE IS JUSTICE?
LAX COURTS FREE MANY
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIFFER ON SOME CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES
•BLIND, DEAF' JUDGE MOCKS JUSTICE
TH0RN8URG AIM: SMIFTER JUSTIC?
TOO OANGEROUS TO BE FREE
CRIME RULINGS ANGER SAM ERVIN. PLEASE OTHERS
SHORT MEMORY MARS LAM
LEGAL SYSTEM EXCELLED IN PROSECUTING ATTACK
NCCU PROFESSOR AUTHORS TEXTBOOK
CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
ROBBERY VICTIMS GIVE FUGITIVE A SECOND CHANCE
CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
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RESTITUTION ORDERED IN FOOD STAMP FRAUD
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SEE ALSO ACCESS [PHONE-IN CRISIS COUNSELING AND RFFERRAL SERVICEI
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM. INC. CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM!
SEE ALSO HELPLINE (DURHAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICE!
SEE ALSO HASSLE HOUSE (CRISIS H3TLIN6I
UNIQUE MINISTRY PROVIDES A PUCE TO MAKE CONTACT
FUND TO HELP DURHAM PEOPLE PAY ENERGY BILLS ALMOST GONE
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
STORE GROUP OEVELOPS CRISIS PLAN AND TEAM
CROAKERS (FISH!
SEE ALSO FISH
RIGHT KINO OF CROAKER COULD MEAN FINANCIAL BONUS FOR N.C. FISHE
CROASOAILE (DURHAM. N.C. NE IGHBORHOOO I
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LAND SWAP IN CROASOAILE AREA
LAND SWAP COULD OOUBLE CROASOAILE DEVELOPMENT
CROASOAILE COUNTRY CLUB
BEAUTIFUL HEATHER GREETS DUKE CLASSIC
CROASDAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO LOEHMANN'S PLAZA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SHOPPING CENTER IS ACTIVE
CROCUS
REACHING FOR SPRING
CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER I
SEE ALSO HUNGER
GOAL FOR HUNGER WALK IS RAISED TO S35.000
PROFESSOR. STUDENT WILL GO EXTRA 10 MILES TO PLUG CROP WALK
HUNGER WALK: 1.500 PARTICIPANTS HOPE TO RAISE $35,000 SUNDAY
CROP WALK
1.250 JOIN HUNGER WALK
SUNOAY STROLL
CROP OAMAGE
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FEW FARMERS TO GET EMERGENCY L
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CANADIAN AIR HAMPERS STATE'S S
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DEVELOPERS PACK TO DRAWING BOARD ON WOODLYN PLANS
FIRM WITHDRAWS PLAN FOR HIGH-RISE
CROSSWORD PUZZLES
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CITY, FOX AGREE TO LAND SWAP IN CROASDAILE AREA
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CRYSTAL PINES TOWNHOMES
CROP DUSTING
CROP DUSTER CRASHES IN PITT C3UNTY
CROP OUSTERS A VANISHING BREE3
CROP INSURANCE
CROP INSURANCE WILL COVER PEACH GROWERS
CROPS
SEE ALSO ITCHGRASS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, CROPS
N.C. CROPS LOOK GOOO. AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS SAY
SOME N.C. FARMERS SAY THEY C AM • T GET ENOUGH FIELD HANDS
TAR HEEL RAISED: NURTH CAROLINA LEADS NATION IN FIVE AGRICULTURAL AREAS
N.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING
CROSS-EYED
HELP NEAR FOR CROSSED EYES
DEADLY POISON USED TO TREAT C30SSE0 EYES
•GERMS' GET BUM RAP
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CROSSOVER VOTING COULD CAUSE COUNTING WOES
DFFECTORS VEXING PURHAM DEMO LEADERS
GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION SPARKS DURHAM SQUABBLE
PLEDGER: DEMOCRATS TOO LIBERAL
DURHAM GOP EXPECTS DEMOCRATIC CHANGEOVERS
FLAHERTY OEFENOS GOP PLAN FOR MONITORS AT POLLS
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SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS. N.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OFF TO THE RACES
CUB SCOUTS PROVE YOUNG NOT UNCARING
CUB*
N.C. FAMILY JOYFULLY AWAITS SON'S RETURN
REAGAN SHOULD SET UP TIES WITH CUBA
CUBA. POLITICAL PRISONERS
SEE ALSO SPIES
N.C. WOMAN PRAISES JACKSON FCR SON'S RELEASE FROM CUBA
JESSE JACKSON. THE MYTH, WON CASTRO CONCESSIONS
ARREST FOILS REUNION FOR N.C. MAN. SON
JACKSON STUNTS DEFY LAW
CASTRO DROPS POLITICAL PRISONERS INTO JACKSON'S HANDS ICARTOON1
r<EW CASTRO? NOT LIKELY
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JACKSON'S DIPLOMACY PRODUCED 'ESULTS
CASTRO THE SMUG WINNER
EDITORIAL MISREPRESENTED JACKSON'S CUBAN MISSION
MAN FREED FROM CJ9A GOING HOME
JACKSON TRIP LAUDABLE
CUCUMBERS
SOME N.C. FARMERS SAY THEY CAN'T GET ENOUGH FIELD HANDS
CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOLS EVACUATED
STUDENTS EVACUATED FROM SCHOOLS
BOMB THREAT PHONY
TWO CHAPEL h[ll SCHOOLS GET FALSE BOMB THREATS
EDUCATION I"PROVEMENT PURPOSE OF PILOT PROGRAM
THREE SCHOOLS TO TEST IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PERSONNEL SHIFTS »ADE IN SCH03LS
CO-PRINCIPAL SYSTEM GETS SECONO CHANCE
BOARD JKS CONTINUING CO-PRINCIPAL PROGRAM
CULTURE
CULTURE BECOMING PART OF MAKING BUSINESS DEAL
CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SUN GETS CULTURE WEEK AWARD
AWARO-WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED AS CULTURE WEEK CONTINUES
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C.
16 PEOPLE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
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CUMHINGS HIGH SCHOOL (BURLINGTON. -I .C.I
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CURRENCY
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SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT.
LAUNOERING MONEY - HOW IT'S DONE
CURRICULUM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CURRICJLUM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE READING
SFE SCHOOLS, N.C CURRICULUM
CURRITUCK COUNTY, N.C.
ll-MRE ROAD ON OUTER BANKS OPENED
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CURRITUCK HUNTING GUIDE TAKES WORLD GOOSE CALLING TITLE
CURSING
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CURV CRAFT INC.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
CUSTOM HOLDERS INC.
4 OURHAM FIRMS PRESENTED AWARDS FOR SERVICE TO MINORITY BUSINESSES
DURHAM FIRM HONORED
HIS QUALITY-CONTROL CAMPAIGN 3ROUGHT Ql AWARD. PRESTIGE
CYANIDE GAS
GAS VS.
INJECTION: BOTH KILL fast
CYCLnSPORIN A
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9-YEAR-OLD WITH CF SEEKS NORMAL LIFE
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STAN SMITH SUPPORTS CYSTIC CI3R0SIS EFFORTS
BILL TO CHANGF AUTO SALES TAKES ADVANCES IN HOUSE
HOUSE VCTES 94-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
TAX BREAKS OK'D
■BOWL FCR BREATH' SET FOR SATURDAY
0-DAY
SEE ALSO WORLO WAP II
ANDREWS GOING TO D-DAY CEREMONY
FRENCH SNUB TOO PETTY
KOHL SHOULD HAVE BEEN INVITEO
INSIDE
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TAK HEELS REMEMBER D-OAY
LONDON CABBY ISN'T CELEBRATING 0-DAY - AGAIN
THE LONGEST DAY REMEMBERED
0-OAY VET S«YS DON'T FORGET 'FIGHTING 4TH'
0-OAY STILL REAL FOR DURHAM MAN
THEY CAME BACK TO 0"AHA BEACH, OTHERS NEVER LEFT
REAGAN TALK CRITICIZED
D-OAY 'UNTHINKABLE' nITHOUT EASTERN FRONT
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SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
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DAN RIVER FIRM DROPS BIO TO STALL SAFETY STANDARDS
DANVILLE MAYOR SAYS NO TO BROWN LUNG WEFK
BEVERAGE FACILITY WILL OPEN IN MEBANE
BEVERAGE PRODUCER TO LOCATE II MEBANE; PLANS TO EMPLOY 200
OANBURY, N.C.
DANBURY STORE HASN'T CHANGED MUCH IN 90 YEARS
AFRICAN DANCC
AMERICAN BALLET THEATER
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
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CHAPEL HILL BALLET CO.
CHILDREN BALLET THEATER
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OAMCE CENTER OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
OANCE CENTER'S MOVE BRINGS NE* CLASSES
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS FULL SLATE OF CLASSES IN DANCE THIS FALL
DANCE INDONESIA
INDONESIANS KICKING OFF ADF WEEK
OANCE INDONESIAN-STYLE
DANCERS BRING AUDIENCE TO FEET
DANCE INDONESIA BRINGS RITUAL. DRAMA TO AMERICAN AUDIENCES
OANCE STUOIOS
BORN TO DANCE. BORN TO TEACH
DANDELIONS
BEFORE THE SHOWERS
DANIEL BOONE COMPLEX
CHURCHES OPENING THRIFT SHOP TJOAY
OANSYNC
OANSYNC COMPANY MEMBERS DURING REHEARSAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OANSYNC EXPLORES INNER. OUTER SPACE
DANSYNC: TOO LITTLE. TOO MUCH
OANTON IFILMI
•DANTON' GIVES A SLICE OF HISTORY
■OANTON': GET HISTORY LESSON
DANVILLE. VIRGINIA
DANVILLE MAYOR SAYS NO TO BROWN LUNG WEEK
DANZIGER'S COFFEE SHOP
DANZIGER'S LET YOU DAWDLE OVE» YOUR COFFEE
OASE COUNTY. N.C.
IMPACT OF LAND GIFT QUESTIONED
DARE COUNTY IS OARING
FOR NEARLY EXTINCT RED WOLF. DARE REFUGE MAY BE LAST HOPE
OAPKMOOR (FILMI
■UNCLE TERRY' TRIES HAND AT MJVIES
■DARKMOOR' PREMIERES AT DUKE
DARLINGTON RACEWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
DARLINGTON: DRIVERS LOVE HER. AFTERWARDS
OAPRYL'S 1890 RESTAURANT
LCM SAYS TEST BRANDS ARE DOING WELL IN WEST
MAKING SOBRIETY PAY
DARRYL'S RESTAURANT 14201 ROXBORO *OAOI
OARRYL'S RESTAURANT SANITATION RATING GOES 3ACK UP TO 'A'
DATA GENERAL CORP.
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
COMPUTER firm OFFERS INTERNSHIPS TO PUPILS
141 MJNIOUE' PEOPLE ARE SALUTED FRIDAY AS KEY VOLUNTEERS
THREE GROUPS AWAROEO KEY VOLUNTEER HONORS
FROM SOUTH, NORTH AND JAPAN: A TEAM PAYING DIVIDENDS
CARRY-ON CO"PUTERS: COMPANIES COMPETE TO PRODUCE A TRULY PORTABLE MOOEL
DATAFLOW, INC.
OATAFLOW COMPANIfcS EXPANDS 2 DIVISIONS
BUILDING TRANSFORMED FROM BEASTLY TO BEAUTIFUL
LOOKING GOOO
DATING
SEE ALSO EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIRS
COLLEGIATE DATING? SAME OLD GRIPES
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. GENERAL DAVIE CHAPTER
SEE ALSO REVOLUTIONARY WAR HIST3RY
HISTORY CONTEST WINNERS
GOOD CIT IZENS
DAVID'S OFFICE INTERIORS INC.
THANKS FOR GOOO DEEDS
THEN THERE WAS THF WEEKEND RATS ATE ALL THE CARBON PAPER
OAVIOSON ANO JONES CONSTRUCTION CO.
COMPANY TO LOCATE IN DURHAM COUNTY
IMPERIAL CENTFR EXPECTS NEW M JL T I -M I L L ION TENANT
APPEALS COURT CANCELS DAMAGES IN UNC CASE
COURT HEARS AREA APPEALS
DAVIDSON COLLEGE
COLLEGE PRESIDENT CHOICE EXPECTED
OAVIDSON COLLEGE URGED TO IMPROVE IMAGE TO BLACKS
OAVIOSON COLLEGE, COMMENCEMENT
OAVIOSON LISTS GRAOS
OAVIDSON COLLEGE, PRESIDENT
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OAVIOSON PRESIDENT NAMED
OAVIOSON COLLEGE. STUDENTS
DAVIDSON LISTS GRADS
OAVIOSON COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HOLLAND REJECTS DAVIDSON AO PDST
RUOD HELPS WAKE RALLY BY DAVIDSON
BLUE DEVILS FACE OAVIDSON TONIGHT
RUSTY DEVILS NAIL WILDCATS
OEVILS HANDLE DAVIDSON DESPITE 'AWKWARD'
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C.
DAVIDSON COUNTY TO VOTE ON SALES TAX
DAVIE COUNTY, N.C.
MOTION FILED
DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO CAMPS ISEE ALSO NAMES IF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO EDISON JOHNSON RECREATION CENTER. ARTLETICS OAY CAMP
. THINGS TO DO THIS SUMMER
IN THE GOOO OLO SUMMERTIME
PLAYING TOGETHER
DAY CAMP FOR CHILDREN OFFERED TODAY
TO DISMISS RJR TAX SUIT
DAY CARE
SEE CHILO CARE
DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
SAVE SOME OAYLIGHT, LOSE ONE HOUR'S SLEEP
TIME TO GAIN AN HOUR AGAIN
NOW'S TIME TO FIX CLOCKS
OAYLILY GARDENING CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
HOSPICE HOUSE GETS HELP FROM DAVLILY CLUB
DAYS INN MOTEL
MOTEL SHOOTOUT
INVESTIGATION
INTERVEIWS BEG
DRUG SHOOTOUT
SHOOTOUT PROBE
DRUG SHOOTING
SHOOTOUT CONFE
ORUG RAID DEAT
REMINGTON FACE
REMINGTON TRIA
COCAINE SMUGGL
COCAINE TRIAL
JURY DELIBERAT
JUDGE ALLOWS
BALLISTICS EXP
WOUNDS 2 MEN
CONTINUES IN DRUG CASE SHOOTOUT
IN TOOAY ABOUT DRUG-BUST SHOOTOUT
CASE NETS ANOTHER ARRFST
CONTINUES
WILL BE AIRED AT CONFERENCE
RENCE SET
H COUNT FILED
S MURDER CHARGE IN SHOOT-OUT OEATH
L DATE NOT SET
EO IN AS TUNA - WITNESS
BEGINS
ING IN COCAINE TRIAL
ALLISTICS EXPERT FOR MURDER CASE
ERT ALLOWED IN SHOOTOUT CASE
OAVTONA 500
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
OOUBLE-BARRELEO YAR80R0UGH SINGES DAYTONA PRELIMINARY
DRIVERS UUESTION DAYTONA'S SAFETY AFTER THIRO CRASH
FEAR: IT'S. ..AN ELEMENT OF GRAND NATIONAL RACING...
ALLISON, YARBOROUGH TO BATTLE HANDLING AGAINST HORSEPOWER
YARBOROUGH'S POWER MOVE LEAVES CONTENDERS IN WAKE
WITH CAR DIALED IN, CALE CALLS WINNING NUMBER
PETTY SERVES NOTICE WITH RUN AT OAYTONA
DEAF
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FOUNDATION FO' THE DEAF
SEE ALSn BLIND
SEE ALSO CENTRAL N.C. SCHOOL F0< THE DEAF
SEE ALSO COCHLEA IMPLANT
SEE ALSO OEAF-BLIND
SEE ALSO EAR SURGERY
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO HEARING-EAR DOGS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL THEATER OF THE DEAF
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF THE OEAF
SEE ALSO SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO TELETYPEWRITERS
BABY'S SCREECH, PHONE'S RING: THREAT TO HEARING
OEAF ACTORS CAN PERFORM IT ALL
TALKING HANOS COACH MOM IN L A3 OR
SHATTFR SILENCE WEEK
FOLKS EAGER TO LEARN, SHARE STARTING CLUB FOR OEAF ADULTS
OTHERS' AWARENESS IS GREATEST NEED OF OEAF
RASH SET FOP OEAF OLYMPICS
DEVICE ON GLASSFS HELPS DEAF *EAO LIPS
ENO OF SILENCE: IMPLANT APPROVEO BY FOA USEO IN AREA TO HELP THE OEAF
EAR IMPLANT MAY GIVE 4-YEAR-0L0 HIS HEARING FOR CHRISTMAS
CHAPEL HILL DEVICES ALLOW DEAF PEOPLE TO CALL
TOwN HAS MACHINES TO AID DEAF PEOPLE
BOY'S WORLD UF SILENCE IS ENDEO
OEAF-BLIND
SEE ALSO 3LIN0
SEE ALSO DEAF
SEE ALSO N.C. DEAF-BLIND ASSOCIATION
DURHAM MAN HELPS TO URGANIZE N.C. GROUP FOR OEAF-BLINO PERSONS
GIFT BOOSTS DEAF-BLINO GROUP
OEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO fl IGHT-TO-OIE
FILM DEPICTS ATTITUDES TOWARD OEATH
MAN SAYS HE DIED DURING OPERATION AND CAME PACK
IS EXTENDING LIFE A MISTAKE?
DEATH PENALTY
SEE ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS, N.C.
DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO CENTRAL PRISON, DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GAS CHAMBER
NEWSMAN RECALLS SEEING LAST EXECUTION IN STATE
HUTCHINS IN LIMELIGHT BUT HE HAS NEIGHBORS ON DEATH ROW
HUTCH1NS REFUSES MOST MEALS ON DEATH ROW
DEATH ROW INMATES FEEL NEW REALITY OF EXECUTION
VFLMA BARFIELD: 'GRANDMOTHER' ON OEATH ROW
DEATH ROW: INMATES NEARLY KILLED FORMER FEMALE GUARO
STATE WANTS COURT TO DENY REVIEW OF DEATH-ROW CASE
MRS. BARFIELD'S LAWYER CRITICIZES MOVE
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NEIGHBORS ON DEATH BOW
mrs. barfield oescribes her noughts about death row
barfield glad to 3e off n.c. 1eath row
oeath sentences. n.c.
see also central prison, death * ow
see also criminal sentencing
see also death row
see also death sentences. u.s.
see also executions. n.c.
see also gas chamber
see also life sentences
see also stay of execution
court won't stop execution of
lahye's working to block jan.
lawyers for hutchins seek dec*
death penalty opponents plan v
she changed mino about oeath »
hutchins asks oeath by injecti
newsman recalls seeing last ex
huichins chooses methoo of exe
.drug injection brings 6uick oe
opposition vigil punned for =
hutchins in limelight but he h
court may hear hutchins' case
hutchins not eating
execution routine outlined
hutchins refuses most meals 01
no relatives oeouest view of e
slain trooper's sister: m pr»
punned execution spurs debate
lethal drug to be injected by
new hutchins appeal mulled
death penalty brutalizes peop.
opponents attacking execution
they brave cold. hope for l i f~
hutchins is granted stay: u.s.
capital punishment lacks clea?
north carolina: variety vacati
rallies seek end to death pens
n.c. appeal on execution goes
hutchins gets new stay: order
victims' relatives frustrated
reprieved murderer expresses s
PROSECUTOR: LAW USED TO Thwart
HOW OOES ONE FACE THE FINAL NO
STATE SEEKS TO EXECUTE huTCHIn
JUSTICE FLIPS COIN OVER CAPITA
JUDGE SETS MARCH 16 FOR HUTCH!
N.C. DEBATE FLARES AGAIN ON CA
HUTCHINS EXECUTION RESET FOP "
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT LAWS TOO IL
FEW HUTCHINS' LAWYERS WILL BE
SYMPATHY HAS NO PLACE IN OEATH
SOME LAWYERS WORKING FOR HUTCH
LETHAL INJECTION LAW SHOULD BE
PFOPLE FAVOR DEATH PENALTY
JUDGE RAPS EXECUTION DATE SYST
MINISTER SAYS HUTCHINS HAS REP
THE FINAL PUNISHMENT
CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON DEATH PEN
CLEMENCY REVIEW SOUGHT
CLEMENCY REVIFW URGEO IN DEATH
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: SHOULD N.C
THREE EXECUTIONS SCHEDULED IN
CHURCH LEADERS CITE BIBLE IN 5
MURDER CRUEL AND UNJUST, NOT E
HUNT HEARS PLEAS OF CHURCH LEA
STATE SEEKS DISMISSAL OF HUTCH
SHOULD STATE KEEP DEATH PENAL'
STATE FIGHTS 810 TO UPSET HUT:
LET'S HEAR NO 'AMENS*
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DOES DETER
JUDGE SCHEDULES FEB. 10 HEAR IN
JUDGE SETS FEB. ID HEARING IN
LCT NO DOUBTS REMAIN
MUROERERS DON'T OESERVE PAROL-
OEATH PENALTY RF&UIRES IMPOSSI
HUTCHINS DENIED NEW TRIAL
SURVEY: SUPPORT SOLID FOR DEAT
HUTCHINS LOSES BID FOR NEW TRI
READERS FAVOR DEATH PENALTY
SOCIETY SHOULD NOT KILL
INFORMAL SURVEY SHOWS DEATH Pc
WE CANNOT EVEN ALLOW THE GUILT
EXECUTIONS OVERSTEP HUMAN BOUN
SURVEY: YES TO DEATH PENALTY
SURVEY: READERS BACK DEATH PEN
PUT MURDERERES TO WORK ON THE
PUT CRIMINALS TO WORK
EXECUTION CHAMBER REAOY at CEV
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT CONFIRMS LI
THE CHURCH'S 'YES' ANO 'NO' ON
HUTCHINS' LAWYERS SEE BUSY WE"
LAWYERS FOR HUTCHINS SEEK EXEC
HUTCHINS' LAWYERS TO REQUEST "
MAN'S DEATH SENTENCE IS OVERTJ
COURT REFUSES To "EAR HUTCHINS
FORMAL CLEMENCY PROCEDURE SOUS
LAWYERS FOR HUTCHINS "ECUEST S
THE DEATH PENALTY
DEATH ROW INMATES FEEL NEW RE«
HUTCHINS" EXECUTION SET FOR 2
APPEALS MOCK JUSTICE
HUTCHINS' EXECUTION SET FOR 2
EXECUTION SUPPORTERS, FOES PUT
COURT REJECTS HUTCHINS' BID FT
BIBLE OOESN'T RFOUIRE DEATH P=
2 DURHAM VOICES PROTEST EXECUT
HUNT REVIEWS HUTCHINS' CASE
HUTCHINS ASKS APPEALS HALTED;
FOES OF OEATH PENALTY FEAR LArf
OEATH CHAMBER REAOIED
HUTCHINS EXECUTED: SUVERNOR
HUNT: GUILT PROVEN; PROTESTERS
HUTCHINS EXECUTED; AUTOPSY HAL
VIGIL PROTESTS EXECUTION
STATE ASKED TO ADOPT STANDARD
HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE
EVEN DEATH DIDN'T BRING PEACE
WITNESS DESCRIBES EXECUTION AT
OEATH PFNALTY DEBATE FLARES AS
EXECUTION OF HUTCHINS OOESN'T
LAWYERS EXPECT MO»E EXECUTIONS
LAX COURTS FREE MANY
SOCIETY 'GUILTY' IN HUTCHINS'
CITICISM OF LAWYERS' BATTLE F3
DEATH ROW
XECUTION
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ON DEATH PENALTY
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. CONTINUE EXECUTIONS UNOFR 1977 LAW?
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11/01/84 A
11/02/34 A
11/02/84 A
11/02/84 A
11/02/84 A
11/02/84 A
11/02/84 A
1I/03/R4 A
tl/03/34 A
11/03/84 A
11/0 3/B4 B
4
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11
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 168
1/14/85
VELMA BARFIELO'S FAITH STRESS-D AT FUNERAL
8ARF1EL0 LETTER?: •! HAD PLANTED SEEDS OF EVIL"
APPEALS LIKELY TO DELAY NEXT EXECUTION IN STATE
BACK TO DARK AGES
DEATH JEE»S SHAME N.C.
DEFENDANT SOBS AS JURY ANNOUNtES DEATH VERDICT
COURT WON'T HEAR N.C. MURDER APPEAL
OEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH ROW
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FXECUTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LETHAL INJECTION
U.S. SUPREME COURT IS SEEN TA<ING TOUGH STANO IN OEATH PENALTY CASES
KILLING MAKES NO SENSE
THE FINAL PUNISHMENT
FEAR SPURS EXECUTIONS
PEEOE FACES OEATH SENTENCE
TELEVISING EXECUTIONS WON'T EN 0 OEATH PENALTY
OEATH ROW: INMATES NEARLY KILLEO FORMER FEMALE GUARD
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT
MFTHOOIST DELEGATES OPPOSE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
ARE LETHAL INJECTIONS EFFECTIVE?
BRILEY EAPTUEO WITH EXEUCTION DRAWING NEAR
BRILEY SEEKS RULING IN MURDER CASE
STAY MAY DELAY RRILEY'S EXECUTION
BHILEY'S CONVICTION UPHELO
LINWOOD BRILEY'S SENTENCE IS JPHELO
BPILEY ASKS VA. COURT TO RECONSIDER CASE
LAWYERS SAY MARTIN HAS BRAIN DAMAGE. WANT NEW HEARING
NO MORE ABUSE
B'lLEY APPEAL REJECTED
BRILEY LOSES APPEALS, EXECUTION SET FRIDAY
BRILEY LAWYERS AGAIN APPEAL T3 HIGH COURT
COURT AGAIN REFUSES TO HALT SMILEY EXECUTION
MURDERER. ESCAPEE LINWOOO BRILEY EXECUTED
DESPITE RECORD, BRILEY MAINTAINED INNOCENCE
DESCRIPTIONS OF BRILEY VARY
U.S. JUOGE NIXES APPEAL, STAY FOR VEL"A 3ARFIELD
U.S. PANEL TO STUOY OEATH PENALTY COSTS
JURISTS STUOY COSTS OF DEATH PENALTY VS. IMPRISONMENT
COST NOT EXECUTION FACTOR
N.C. MAN SENTENCED TO OEATH FT R SLAYING
LETHAL INJECTION SUIT IS A DELAYING TACTIC
DEATHS. DURHAM
DETECTIVES INVESTIGATE DURHAM MAN'S DEATH
POLICE INVESTIGATING CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH
MAN FOUNO DEAD IN WHEELCHAIR; AUTOPSY AWAITED
MAN'S DEATH PROBE"
BAPTIST ROAD MAN, 67, FOUND S-IOT AT HOME
MAN'S BODY FOUNO INSIOE APARTMENT
DEATH IS PROBED
BODY IDENTIFIED
MAN IS IDENTIFIED
MAN FOUNO DEAD ON APARTMENT OUCH
MONEY SAID STOLEN
DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C, DEATHS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC OEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER DEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL DEATHS
COCAINE TOPS HERUIN AS KILLER IN N.C.
DFATH SAID FROM NATURAL CAUSES
TWO OEATHS INVESTIGATED
BACTERIA BLAMED FOR GIRL'S OEATH
SECOND WOMAN DIES IN MOBILE HTME
B-YEAR-OLO OIES ON PLAYGROUND
MARINE'S DEATH TU BE INVESTIGATED
OEATHS FROM COCAINE UP 50 PERCENT IN N.C.
DEATHS. U.S.
TEXAS WOMAN COMING TO N.C.
TO BURY THIRD FAMILY MEMBER
DERATE
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CEBATES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL DEBATES
FCC RULING PAVES WAY FOR PRE-PRIMARY DEBATES
N.C. POLITICAL DEBATES SET
HUNT CALLS FOR DEBATES WITH HELMS
GOVERNOR SAYS HE WOULO LIKE NUMBER OF OEBATES WITH HELMS
LET'S HAVE A FULL DEBATF
DON'T OVERDO OEBATES
COBEY ISSUES DEBATE CHALLENGE
CHANGES MAOE IN HELMS-HUNT DERATE
OEBATE SYSTEM WINS RIG
ROLE OF RELIGION IN GOVERNMENT DEBATED AT N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
LT. GOVERNOR CANDIDATES' DEBATE TO BE BROAOCAST FRIDAY, SUNDAY
JORDAN, CARRINGTON DEBATE ABILITY, ISSUES
FOES, SUPPORTERS DEBATE FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
EXTENSION PROJECTS DEBATED
DEBT
SEE OEBTS
DEBT COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE DEBTS
DEBT LIMIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
DEBTS
SEE ALSO BAD OEBTS
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO FARM DEBT
SEE ALSO GARNISHMENT
SEE ALSO U.S., DEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO WORLO DEBT
BANK SUES STATE SENATOR ANO E«-WIFE
GROUP MAY LOSE DAVIE COUNTY FARM
DEBUTANTE BALL SOCIETY
CLARKS, BRAOYS ENTERTAIN CONG=NIAL CROWD SUNDAY
DEBS ALWAYS GET TWO CHRISTMASES
MORE OEBS THAN EVER MAKF BOWS TO SOCIETY
DEBUTANTES
SEE ALSO N.C. DEBUTANTE BALL
OEBS PREPARE FOR ADULTHOOO
NEW DEBUTANTES NAMED
■5UN0AY AT THE FRIDAYS' ATTRACTS 200 AREA GUESTS
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9/05/84
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8/29/84
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10/16/84
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10/23/84
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10/27/84
A
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
A
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7/14/84
7/14/B4
2/07/84 A
12/30/84 8
12/31/84 B
H4 5
A15
2 1/30/84 B 1
7 5/20/84 E ID
2 5/22/34 B 1
RECORD NUMBER OF OEIS TO MAKE BOWS
OEB5 NAMED FOR N.C. BALL
BEACHBALL BONANZA
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWS IIP STJOENTS ARE NORMAL K I OS
POOLSIOE PAUSE
AREA DEB LEAOFRS
CLOSE TO 200 CAME TO CONGRATULATE HER
READY TO MAKE STATE DEBUTS
OEBUTANTE HONORED
METHODISTS BORROWEO IDEA FROM MORAVIANS
DEBUTANTES HONORED
OEbUTANTES LOOK FORWARD TO BALL
0E3 PARTIES ENHANCE AREA HOLIDAY SEASON
OEBS ALWAYS GET TWO CHRISTMAS? S
MORE DEBS THAN EVER MAKE BOWS TO SOCIETY
DECAPITATION
MARK ON BEHEADED BODY MAY LEAD TO IDENTIFICATION
DECATHLON
AN OLYMPIC RESOLVE
DECLARAIION OF INDEPENDENCE
REASON FOR CELEBRATION SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
LIFE. LIBERTY, HAPPINESS
DECORATORS COMFORTER INC.
TENNESSEE FIRM BUYS NEARLY IX OF DURHAM CORP.
DEEP-SEA DIVING
SEE ALSO DIVING
SEE ALSO HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE DRILLING
AVID SCUBA DIVERS TAKING PLUNSE IN THE TRIANGLE AREA
OEER
DEER GORES MUSEUM TRAIN OPERATOR
OEER INJURES 2 AT MUSEUM
TRAIN ENGINEER IN HOSPITAL AF' ER ATTACK
KILLING AGGRESSIVE DEER WOULD HAVE BEEN SENSELESS
PARRISH IMPROVES SLIGHTLY
MUSEUM ENGINEER IN GOOO CONDITION
DEER WAS IN NO MOOO FOR TUNE-JP
DEER CRASHES THROUGH DOOR AT CRICKET INN, DIES IN BATHROOM
OEER DIES AT MOTEL
DFER CRASHES INTO EDEN OFFICE
DEER SMASHES WAY INTO DOCTOR'S OFFICE
OEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO SPOTLIGHT ING
GRANVILLE COUNTY ACTS TO BAN SPOTLIGHTING ON POSTED LAND...
DIXIE OEER CLASSIC WHETS HUNTFRS' APPETITES EARLIER
DIXIE OEER RATTLES ITS OPENING TODAY
FIRFLIGHTING CASES INCREASE IN N.C.
STRONG WINDS SLOW FISHING OFF COAST
DOES PLAYED SIGNIFICANT FACTO' IN INCREASED WHITE-TAIL HARVEST
FIRE-LIGHTING CASES ON RISE
HUNTING DEER? FOOL THEIR NOSES
DEFAULT
SEE ALSO BAD DE!>TS
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
BANK SUES STATE SENATOR ANO EX-WIFE
OEFENSF CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO FEOERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO MILITARY, BUDGET
OON'T PAY FOR POOR QUALITY
WHO'LL TEST THE TESTS?
FEDERAL AGENTS RAID FIRM THAT MAKES EJECTION SEATS
OEFENSE SPENDING
SEE MILITARY, BUDGET
DEINSTITUTIONALIZAT ION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SUIT SEEKS COMMUNITY-BASED CA<E FOR RETAROED PATIENTS
DEL MQNTF CORP.
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES, INC.
AGREEMENT REACHED ON SALE OF CANAOA DRY
DELAWARE
DURHAM NATIVE SEEKS RECOUNT IN DELAWARE RACE
DURHAM NATIVE WON'T TAKE RECOUNT BID INTO COURTS
DELINQUENT TAXES
SEE DURHAM CUUNTY TAX UFFICE
SFE TAXES, DURHAM
SEE TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
DELTA AIRLINES
TWO AIRLINES TO OFFER FLIGHTS TO WEST COAST
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY
SAVOYARDS' PRODUCTION INCLUDES A
II T OF A JOKE
DELTA TAU DELTA
FRATERNITY FACES CONDEMNATION THREAT
DELTA HOUSE IN VIOLATION
DE«UCRACY
SEE ALSO FREEDOM
VOTE TODAY: THAT'S HOW YOU CORRECT THE COURSE OF DEMOCRACY
THE DEMOCRACY PROJECT
NUCOR STEEL TIES SALARIES TO
OMPANY PERFORMANCE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEF
SANFORD NOT SEEKING DEMOCRATIC POSITION
SANFORD HEDGES ON POSSIBLE PASTY POSITION
DURHAM WOULO SUFFER IF SANFORD TOOK jne
SANFORD ASSIGNED UPKEEP OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEMBERSHIP ICARTOONI
SANFORD BACK IN OLO ROLE AS H= MULLS DEMO POST
SANFORO'S CHANCES BOOSTEO FOR POST
OFFICIALS: 5ANF0R0 STILL HAS CHANCE AT DEMOCRATS' POST
GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS PARTY CHAIRMAN
SANFORD STILL UP FOR DEMOCRATIC JOB
SANFORD WILL HAVE TO WAIT ABOJ T DEMOCRATIC POSITION
SANFORD ASKED TO PUSH FOR DEMOCRATIC POST
SANFORD SUITS RACE FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP
SANFORD LEFT DOOR OPEN, STATE DEMOCRAT SAYS
SANFORD STILL HAS BACKING FOR POST
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
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11/02/84
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12/18/94
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SEE ALSO CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
OELFOATES MUST PILE
ANGIE ELKINS GETS CONVENTION POST
JESSE JACKSON AS A GREMLIN (CARTOONI
N.C. DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES DIVIOEO
MONOALE FACES TASK OF REBUILDING IMAGE
WHO HILL PREVAIL: MOB OR THE PARTY?
MONOALE SEEMS TO LACK APPETITE TO BEAT REAGAN
HUNT MAY BE IN SPOTLIGHT
FOR TOUGH DECISIONS. MONOALE IS A WAFFLER
MONOALE MUST PROJECT IMAGE OF NEW LEADERSHIP
CUOMO'S ELOQUENCE RALLIES THE DEMOCRATS
EDWAROS TO SEEK CHANGE IN N.C. PRIMARY RUNOFFS
REV. JACKSON'S SPEECH APOLOGY COMMENOABLE
CARTER'S APPEARANCE SHOWS MONOALE FLAW
ELKINS SAYS CONVENTION EXCITE?
FDR MONOALE. TOUGH FIGHT IS STILL AHEAD
NO ROOM AT THE POLITICAL PARTIES
CUOMO: A PATH OUT OF WILDERNESS
THE DEMOCRATS' PRAYER: LOPD. SIVE US THFIR TAXES
TAL« ENDS. ACTION BEGINS
SETTING WAR RECORD STRAIGHT
MINUS THE RHETORIC. DEMO TICKET A LAUGH
PAYOFFS FOR POLITICAL RHETORII
WHY PICK ON PROSTITUTES?
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL C
MRS. ^LKINS: WOM
N.C. OELEGATES E
SANFORO GOT PUSH
MORE WOMEN, BLAC
HUNT PASSING UP
SOME N.C. DELEGA
TAR HEELS TRY TO
MINORITY PLANKS
MOST N.C. DELEGA
BIO TO ENO PRIMA
LUCAS: BLACKS TO
EOWARDS TO SEEK
JACKSON'S E"OTIO
ELKINS SAYS CONV
N.C. GOES MONOAL
HUNT JUMPS ON MO
N.C. BROTHER. SI
HUNT PLAYS IT SA
N.C. PEMOCRATS L
SANFORO: CONVENT
OELEGATES FROM N
N.C. DELEGATION
OELEGATES EYE ST
ONVENMnN, N.C. OELEGATES
AN VP FINE — I- REAGAN DEFEATED
XPECT FUN, POLITICS AT DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
AS LEADER OF PARTY
KS IN DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION
CONVENTION SPEECH
TES SHOW HART BANNERS
KEEP UNITY
OK LINKED TO 3LACK VOTES
TES WANT MONOALE ON FIRST BALLOT
RY RUNOFFS FAILS
FOLLOW JACKSON'S CALL FOR UNITY
CHANGE IN N.C. PRIMARY RUNOFFS
NAL SPEECH SWAYS AT LEAST ONE DELEGATE
ENTION EXCITED
E
NOALE BANDWAGON
STER PINNING DELEGATES DUPING CONVENTION
FE
OOK TO NOV. 6 NOW THAT PARTY'S SLATE CHOSEN
ION MILDEST HE HAS ATTENDED
.C. CITE ECONOMY, OEFICIT AS KEY CAMPAIGN ISSUES
MIXED ON MONOALE
ATE ELECTIONS AT CONVENTION
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. PLATFORM
BIO TO END PRIMARY RUNOFFS FAILS
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. DURHAM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY OEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE OURHAM COUNTY OEMOCRATIC PA3TY
SEE OURHAM OEMOCRATIC WOMEN
OEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DE"OCRATI
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRAT!
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRAT!
FCC OFFICIAL REJECTS HELMS' CO
DEMOCRATS MAY DOMINATE LEGISLA
DEMOCRAT RILED BY PARTY LEAOE*
SPAULOING ATTACKS BID FOR GOP
OEMOCRATIC OINNER IN N.C. EXP3
DEMOCRATS PLAN HEARING
DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHARGES ILLEJ
SOME DEMOCRATS ARE WORRIED ABJ
N.C. TOP DEMOCRATS WARN GOP TH
N.C. DEMOCRATS SAY PARTY IS Nil
N.C. OEMOCRATS SAY THEY CAN DE
CLUTTER OF CAUSES MAKES UNITY
OEMOCRATS URGE CALM
NATIONAL PARTY, HUNT'S WAFFLIN
EOMISTEN'S SUPPORT FALTERS
LESSONS TO LEARN FROM KNOX CAM
HUNT MAKES IT TOUGH TO BE ' TRU
N.C. OELEGATES EXPECT FUN, POL
SANFORO GOT PUSH AS LEADER OF
N.C. DEMOCRATS LOOK TO NOV. 6
MARTIN, HELMS CITF DEMOCRATIC
N.C. DEMOCRATIC LEADERS LAUNCH
ELMORE TO OIRECT OEMOCRATS' UN
WHITTED WILL BE HONORED AT SUM
WHITTED TO BE HONORED FOR SERV
TWO-PARTY REPUBLICANS JOIN TWO
LEE'S JOB WILL FOCUS ON STUOEJ
LEE SEES NEW DEMO JOB AS 'BRIO
BUSH COURTS TAR HEEL DEMOCRATS
GOP L^AOER THINKS CHANCES GOOO
GOP REGISTRATION RISES IN N.C.
OEMOCRATS TO HOLD RALLY TOOAY
DEMOCRATS RALLY AT BEACH
PARTY HOPES FERRARO VISIT WILL
STATE PARTY CHAIRMEN JOIN IN A
PARTY CHAIRMEN HAVE OIFFERENT
GOP HOPES FOR BIG GAINS IN GEN
KNOX ORAWS KNOCKS FROM DEMOCRA
ENTHUSIASM PICKING UP AMONG N.
STATE OEMOCRATS ARE WORRIED A3
N.C. PARTY (OEMOCRATIC DONKEY
STRANGE THINGS HAPPEN ON WAY T
KNOX CHANGE IS SADDENING
OEMOCRATS USED SLEAZY TACTICS
POLITICIANS HIT TOWN; 1 OENIE3
OEMOCRATS REVELRY TURNED TO T=
PARTY LEADERS REFLECT ON REPU3
STATE PARTY LEADERS DISAGREE 1
OBSERVERS SAY REDI STR I CT ING HJ
WHERE WERE JIM HUNT'S DEMOCRAT
OECEMRER INSIGHT
■YELLOW OOG' VOTE OROPPING?
EOMISTEN SAYS SOME DEMOCRATS S
•TURNCOAT' DEMOCRATS FOLLOW HI
HUNT PRAISES BLACK LEAOERS FO'
BLACKS MAY URGE GOP REGISTRATI
DEMOCRATS COMPLAIN MARTIN IS T
DEMOCRATS SHOULO LISTEN
SANFORD STILL HAS BACKING FOR
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED 8Y 0
OEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
C PARTY
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•S PROTEST
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AL CONTRIBUTIONS MJOE
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PAIGN
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PARTY
NOW THAT PARTY'S SLATE CHOSEN
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ITY EFFORT
MERFEST CELEBRATION
ICE AT PARTY'S SUMMERFEST CELEBRATION
-PARTY DEMOCRATS
IS
GING RELATIONSHIPS'
STIR CAMPAIGN INTEREST
TTACKS
VIEWS ON JOBS
ERAL ASSEMBLY
TS
C. DEMOCRATS. BUT REAGAN LEAD WIOE
OUT PARTY'S FUTURE
WITH ELEPHANT'S TPUNK ) (CARTOONI
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7/23/34
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7/27/84
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7/16/84
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7/16/84
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7/19/84
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7/19/84
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7/20/84
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7/20/84
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7/20/»4
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7/22/84
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1/26/84
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3/06/84
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6/07/84
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6/08/84
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6/12/84
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7/20/34
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8/03/84
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8/03/84
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8/14/34
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8/1S/84
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9/06/84
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9/24/84
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9/28/P4
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9/30/84
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9/30/34
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10/04/34
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10/05/84
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10/10/84
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10/15/84
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10/16/84
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10/16/84
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10/19/84
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11/03/84
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11/03/84
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11/03/84
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12/12/84
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12/20/K4
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICANS FOR DEMDCRATI
SEE ALSO BOLL WEEVIL OEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
SEE ALSO 'YELLOW DOG • OEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL FIELD
FRONT RUNNER (CARTOON)
BOYLES WON'T JOIN PARTY FUNO '
HELMS SAYS HE OION'T INDICT AL
WOMAN PREDICTED AS VICE PRESIT
NEARINC THE LAST RITES
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS ARE '« «OT
MONDALE'S THE WINNER - WHATEVE
MONDALE TO HART ANO JACKSON: '
CLUTTER OF CAUSES MARES UNITY
N.C. DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES OIVI
DEMOCRATS ARE FAIRER TO WOMEN
NATIONAL PARTY, HUNT • S -W AFFL IN
DEMOCRATS OPEN GATES TO SINNE*
TRIANGLE POLITICAL WATCHERS F«
TAR HEELS PRAISE MONDALE'S CK)
HIS-HFR TICKET TRUE TO FORM F3
MOST PEOPLE SURVEYEO GIVE OK F
MONDALE'S CHOICE BOLD, BUT WON
PRE-ELECTION TEST? WHY NOT?
REPUBLICANS PONDER 1988
FREE MARKET MAKING WOMEN'S PA*
NATION NEEDS A REAL TWO-PARTY
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT A
YOUNG'S GAFFES RECALLEO
DEMOCRATS GET 1102,000 FROM MS
SOLID DEMOCRATIC COUTH WAVE'S
DEMOCRATS' COALITION CALLED PI
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
DEMOCRATS' SLATE IS TOO LIBERA
VICTORY CHALLENGES BOTH PARTIE
UTAH GOVERNOR EYES DEMOCRATIC
NCCU PANELISTS: DEMOCRATIC PAR
HUNT BACKED FOR POST
AN ANGRY DEMOCRAT
SANFORO NOT SEEKING DEMOCRATIC
SANFORD HEDGES ON POSSIBLE PAR
•YELLOW OOG' VOTE DROPPING?
VALENTINE SAYS DEMOCRATIC PART
VALENTINE RAPS NATIONAL PARTY
SPAULDING: VALENTINE'S LATE O
SANFORD ASSIGNED UPKEEP OF OEM
THOSE 'YELLOW DOG' DEMOCRATS
NOTICE OF FUTURE EX-OENOCRATS
C ACTION
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
SHOWS FEW SPARKS
A! SING
L DEMOCRATS
ENT
LEY BUNCH"
R IT'S WORTH
ALL RIGHT, MEN. FALL IN..
DIFFICULT
OED
G HURT DEMOCRATS
S
VOR FERRARO ON TICKET
ICE
R MONDALE
OR FERRARO
•T ASSURE VICTORY
FAIRER
SYSTEM
MENOMENTS
. FERRARO'S VISIT
TENT, FRAGILE
PARTY'S TOP JOB
TY CRIPPLED AFTER ELECTION
POSITION
TY POSITION
Y OFF MOOERATE COURSE
LEADERS
ITICISM 'COWAOOLY'
OCRATIC PARTY MEMBERSHIP ICARTOONI
OF AMERICA MEETING ICARTOONI
DEMOCRATS FUR REAGAN
KNOX SIGNS ON WITH REAGAN TEA*
KNOX'S REAGAN ROLE: THE FINAL SEVERANCE
N.C. PARTISANS ARGUE ON REAGAN'S AGE. WHO HON IN VP OEBATF
EDDIE KNOX SAYS • SO»E LOSER' LABEL ISN'T BOTHERING HIM
DEMOL ITION
SEE WRECKING
DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO R IOTS
ABORTION OPPONENTS RALLY AT C'PITOL
PPOTESTEO MOVIE WAS OFMEANING TO WOMEN
KLAN-NAZI VERDICT BRINGS RELIEF AND PROTESTS
CWP, STUDENTS PROTEST ACQUITTAL
PROTEST SCHEDULED
N.C. CENTRAL STUDENT ARRESTED AT FLA. PERSHING MISSILE PLANT
PROTEST MARCH PLANNED IN GREENSBORO
MARCH TO BE SATUROAY
GROUP ASKS PROTEST OF KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
100 GATHER IN GREFNSBORO TO PROTEST KLAN ACQUITTALS
RALLY PROTEST KLAN VERDICT
EL SALVADOR PROTEST SCHEOULED
MARCH. RALLY SET
JERPY BRUNO LOVES GETTING LOST IN CROWD
DENIAL CARE
SFE ALSO DENTISTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO OURHAM/URANGF DENTAL HYGIENE SOCIETY
SEE ALSn TOOTH DECAY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
TOOTH OECAY FALLS: GUM OISEASc RISES
LAW TO HURT DENTAL CARE
CONGRESS' INSURANCE LIMITS COJLD HURT DENTISTRY
2 SCHOOLS TO GET AWARDS
LET'S GET DENTAL
UP WITH HEALTH
DENTAL HYGIENE PROGRAM FREE
BRUSHING UP
nENTAL FILLINGS
CONTROVERSY OVER USE OF AMALGAM IN FILLINGS CONTINUES
DENTAL FOUNDATION OF N.C, INC.
UNC DENTAL BEQUEST MADE
OENTAL HYGIENISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL ASSISTANTS
COURT RULES AGAINST OENTAL HYSIENIST
OENTAL INSURANCE
LAW TO HURT OENTAL CARE
CONGRESS' INSURANCE LIMITS COULO HURT DENTISTRY
DENTISTS, N.C.
SFE ALSO OENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO DENTAL HYGIENISTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH STATE OENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, DENTISTS
IT BREAKS THIS DENTIST'S HEART TO PULL A TOOTH
DENTISTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO WOMEN. OENTISTS
OENTIST'S JOB IS A REAL PAIN IN THE NECK ANO THE BACK
DENVER, COLORADO
SEE ALSO COLORAOO
AN EFFOPT WORTH CONSIDERING
OEPT. OF ENERGY
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3/03/84
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3/21/84
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4/26/84
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11/23/84
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12/06/84
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10/13/84
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10/20/84
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1/23/84
2/14/84
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4/17/84
4/16/84
4/24/84
5/01/84
5/02/84
5/03/84
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MONTHLY/A
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
SEE U.S. OEPT. OF ENERGY
DEPASOUALE. maRkham, THOMPSON, wILSON. ARCHITECTS «NO PLANNERS. LTD.
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS. DURHAM
NEW PLAN OFFERS 3EST SHOT AT CIVIC CENTER
OURHA" CENTER MODEL ON DISPLAY
PUSLIC HEARING ON CIVIC CENTER SET FOR APRIL 16
CIVIC CENTER "OOEL GETS TV APING TONIGHT
CIVIC CENTER SITE PLAN APPROVAL NEAR
HILL GIVES CITY CENTER FUNDS
CITY, ARCHITECT IN TALKS
CITY WON'T PAY FIRM FOR HOOEL
CREDIT MISTAKEN
OEPAUL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
TACY TERMS OEPAUL 'SENTIMENTAL FAVORITE'
DEACONS SHOCK DEPAUL
OEACS' OT WIN ENOS RAY MEYER'S CAREER
THE FINAL GAME: RAY MEYER'S 42-YEAR CAREER ENOS...
OEPO-PROVERA
MAN VOLUNTEERS FOR "CHEMICAL CASTRATION'
BURLINGTON MAN SAYS DRUG HAS *ALTEO EXPOSURE URGE
"IMPORTATIONS
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
MIGRANT OEFENDANT NEEOS SUPPORT
MAN HOPES $400 MARRIAGE WILL VOID DEPORTATION OROER
DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, N.C., DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
DEPRESSION WQRKSHDP SCHEDULEO FOR FES. 4
DEPRESSION IS TREATABLE
FEELING DOWN ANO 9LUE? THEN » UT ON A HAPPY FACE
HERE'S HOW TO HAVE A GOOO OAY
3 BASIC CLASSES OF DRUGS ARE JSEO TO TREAT DEPRESSION
GOT THEM SATURATED BLUES?
SURVEYS INDICATE 15 MILLION may BE SUFFERING DEPRESSION
SURVEYS SHOW MANY AMERICANS SJFFER FROM DEPRESSION WITHOUT KNOWING IT
DEPRESSION MAY 8E PMS WARNING SIGNAL
DOCTOR: HORMONE HELPS POST-NATAL DEPRESSION
DEPRESSION CAN TURN 'GOLOEN YEARS' BLEAK
DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN SIMILAR TO THAT IN ADULTS
DEPRESSION CAUSING SUICIDE, FUNDS DRAIN
HELP GIVEN FOR HOLIDAY BLUES
DE°M»TOLOGY
EVEN THE BEST GOLD CAN LEAVE SMUDGES
DESEGREGATION
SEE COLLEGES, N.C., DESEGREGATION
SEE FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C., DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S., DESEGREGATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C., DESEGREGATION
DESIGNER HOUSE, 'I.C.
DESIGNER HOUSE
DESSERTS
SEE ALSO FOOD
DESSERTS ARE 'ACES' WITH BRIDGE GROUP
ICE CREAM CAKE IS POPULAR DESSERT AT AREA RESTAURANT
DETENTE
the eno of the freeze?
detergents
phosphate detfrgents san pushco
phosphates ban backed
city stuoies phosphate restri:
phosphate detergent ban won't
try self-restraint
council defers action on pupli
burlington hears plan to ban p
regional agency backs phosphat
phosphate oetergent san up tq
3 or 4 tar heels rate environm
n.c. panel backs san of phosph
panel recommends phosphate ban
buoget hearing set for mqnday
council urges phosphate ban
phosphate BAN: SOLUTION OR BAY
GENFRAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD REJECT
BOARD BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
MORE STUDY NEEOED FDR PHOSPHAT
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FOR BAN
Phosphate 3AN: SOLVES ENVIRON*
ASSEMBLY HAS MILLIONS TO SPENT
TAX MULLED FOR DETERGENTS That
phosphate ban woulo cut treat-
newer detergents have fewer pr
road sill stalls in com»ittee
proposed phosphorus limits ex'
phosphates: lobbyists. pan 3ac
phosphate bill heads for hous=
waste facility bill is closer
phosphate detergents ban voted
phosphate ban railroaded throj
limits on phosphates in octerg
state sfnate Should take timE
phosphates bill may not wash
LATE HEARING may DOOM BILL ON
PHOSPHATE BAN BUBBLING AGAIN
PRO-PHOSPHATE FORCES IMPRESS S
BIG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIV
USE PHOSPHATE-FREE DETERGENTS
VOTE EXPECTED TODAY ON DETERGF
PHUSPHATE d!LL IS STUCK IN SEN
PHOSPHATE 3ILL FAILS IN COMMIT
PHOSPHATE BAN STILL STALLFO
PHOSPHATES BAN LEGISLATION DYI
ROYALL SAYS LEGISLATURE WILL =
RULES CHANGE, PHOSPHATE BAN DI
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
FIGHT FOR PHOSPHATE bAN TO RES
PHOSPHATE BAN, STRICTER POLLUT
BFTTER CHANCE SEEN FOR PHOSPHA
ANOTHER PANEL BACKS PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHATE BAN BACKED
DETOXIFICATION CFNTE°S
TIONS
CURE ALL ALGAE ILLS
C SAFETY
HOSPHATES
E DETERGENT BAN
ASSEMBLY
EN1 GOOO OR EXCELLENT
OPUS IN SOAP
D-AID ON WATER WOES'
THE PHOSPHATE BAN
E PLAN
ENTAL PRO"LEMS BUT LEAVES DIRT ICARTDONI
CONTAIN PHOSPHATF
ENT COSTS
OBLEMS
ECTEO TO BE HEATED TOPIC
KERS TILT OVER DETERGENTS BILL
FLOOR - AND 3ITTER DEBATE
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SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
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OISARLED AMERICAN VETERANS
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SECURITY CONFERENCE CRITICAL TO PEACE
DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FEOERAL AID, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EHEkGENCY MANAS
SEE ALSO N.C. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
FEU FARMERS TO GET EMERGENCY L
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HUNT WILL SEEK OISASTER STATUS
STATE'S EMERGENCY CENTER ACTIV
GOVERNOR TOURS 'HORRIBLE' SCE'I
RESIDENTS IN DURHAM ASKEO TO A
REPAIR EFFORTS UNDER WAY
DURHAM AIDS VICTIMS
HUNT ASKS FFDERAL AID
TORNADO-RIPPED TAR HEELS BEGIN
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SAFE: 'GOO JUST GOT THEM OUT"
TAR HEELS RESPONDING TO AIO ST
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TAR HEELS RESPONO NOBLY TO STO
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DONATIONS POUR IN TO AIO N.C.
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DISASTER CENTERS OPEN TODAY
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HUNOREDS SEEK AID AT FEDERAL 0
FOUR MORE N.C. COUNTIES OECLA)
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR URGES AID FT
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TORNADO VICTIMS LINE UP FOR AI
STORM VICTIMS STILL NEED AID
N.C. FARMERS GET AID FOR TORNA
TORNAOO: A GENERATION ERASED
TORNADO VICTIMS GET TEMPORARY
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STORM AID MAY ONLY COVER NECES
MONEY PROVIDED STATE TO EASE F
UNION COUNTY OFFICIALS LAUD DI
MOBILE HOMES WILL HOUSE STORM
THANK YOU OURHAM AND THE TRIAS
HATS OFF TO CARON AVRY, WDNC
OLIKE STUDENTS AIO N.C. TORNADT
STUOENT AID
COUNTIES LOOK FOR WAYS TO D I S'
14 COUNTIES TO GET »ORE DISAST
TORNADO RELIEF DEADLINE IS EKT
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HUNT: ALL N.C. COUNTIES ELIGI9
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OIANA: DAMAGE LESS THAN PILKEY
DISASTER DECLARATION SOUGHT TO
CENTERS OPEN TO HELP VICTIMS 1
NEARLY $79 MILLION IN DAMAGES
HUNT REQUESTS FEDERAL AIO FOR
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HELPLING OISASTER VICTIMS WAS
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DURHAM'S FIRST MAJOR OISASTER ORILL IN 20 YEARS IS PLANNED
DURHAM'S FIRST MAJOR DISASTER DRILL IN 20 YEARS IS PLANNED
EMERGENCY ORILL PLANNED
RESPONSE GOOD TO DURHAM OISASTER DRILL
TORNAOO DRILL: IT WAS ONLY A TRIAL RUN, BUT THEY MADE IT LOOK REAL
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SEE ALSO FIRES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FLOOOS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOODS, N.C.
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
DISASTERS: PAST ANO FUTURE
DISC JOCKEYS
SEE ALSO RADIO
RADIO IS PERSONALITY, DJ SAYS
MIKE LONG'S PORTABLE CATACLYSM
OI'CLOSURE ACT
SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
DISCOVERY LAW
SEE CRIMINAL EVIOENCE
DISCOVERY PLACE (CHARLOTTE, N.C.I
SEE ALSO MUSEUMS. N.C. ISFE ALS3 NAMES OF MUSEUMS!
EXHIBIT LETS VIEWERS -VOTE1 01 VISIONS OF THE FUTURE
DISCRIMINATION
SEE AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE SEX STEREOTYPES
DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO ACNE
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO BACTERIA
SEE ALSO BRITTLE RONE DISEASE
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG OISFASE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DISEASES
SEE ALSO COLDS
SEE ALSO CYSTIC FIBROSIS
SEE ALSO EHLERS-OANLOS SYNDROME
SEE ALSO EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO EYE OISEASES
SEE ALSO GERMAN MEASLES
SFE ALSO GLAUCOMA
SEE ALSO GONORRHEA
SEE ALSO HEMOPHILIA
SEE ALSO HOOGKIN'S OISEASE
SEE ALSO INFECTIONS
SFE ALSO INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO LEPROSY
SEE ALSO LIVER DISEASE
SEE ALSO LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (DISEASE!
SEE ALSO MENINGITIS
SFE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
SEE ALSO PARKINSON'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE
SEE ALSO SCOLIOSIS
SEE ALSO SENILITY
SEE ALSO SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SEE ALSO SHINGLES (DISEASE!
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SEE ALSO SKIN DISEASES
SEE ALSO TAY-SACHS DISEASE
SEE ALSO TYPHOID
SEE ALSO VIRUS
VACCINES HELP CUT OISEASES IN CAROLINAS
OFFICIAL URGES SIMPLER TESTS DN CHEMICALS
OISNFYLANO
NO FUN AT DISNEYLAND
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
SEE ALSD COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MEOIATION
TOO MUCH LITIGATION
MEOIATORS HELP DURHAM RESIDENTS SETTLE DISPUTES
OISPUTE CENTER: FOR SOLVING A BEEF WITHOUT GOING TO COURT
FIVE HOUSE BILLS WOULD AID CITY
GRANTS WOULD HELP 6 GROUPS
DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RECEIVE AWARDS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
CLEANUP GROUP CREATES SERVICE AWARD PROGRAM
DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
TAR HEELS PICKED FOR AWARDS
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCEES
STEWART HONOREO BY JAYCEES
CONGRATULATIONS
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
SEE ALSO AWARDS
THREE AREA WOMEN ARE AMONG 88 NOMINEES
WOMEN CITED FOR AWARD
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN RECEIVES STATE HONOR
DUKE PROFESSOR GETS FIRST WOMEN'S AWARD
DISIRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SFE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S ASSOCIATION
DA SEES SIMILARITIES BETWEEN :aSES ANO RACE CARS
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT WOULJ REQUIRE OAS TO HAVE LAW LICENSES
26 OF 31 OEMUCRATIC DAS ENDORSE EDMISTEN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
LAW-LICENSE AMENDMENT IS A WO'THWHILE CHANGE
LAWYERS' AMENOMENT: FLIP A COIN - THEN VOTE
AMENOMENT GETS OK FROM VOTERS
SIXTH ASSISTANT O.A. SOUGHT IV. 9TH DISTRICT
N.C.'S 1ST BLACK O.A. IS NAMED
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C, ASSISTANTS
2 ASSISTANT DAS SWORN IN
DIVERSIFICATION
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SEE ALS" BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO MERGERS (GENERAL HEAOIMGI
00 OUR UTILITY RATES SUBSIDIZE SPINOFFS?
DIVING
SFE ALSO PEEP-SEA DIVING
SEE ALSO SCUBA OIVING (ACRONYM)
DIVERS OPPOSE SHIPWRECK BILLS
DUKE DIVERS RETURN FROM TEST
OIVING MISHAPS TOPIC OF CLINK
LOOK OUT, HATER
GFT SET. PLUNGE
niVORCE
SEE ALSO ALIENATION-OF-AFFECTIOM
SEE ALSO ALIMONY
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTOOY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 0= SEPARATEO AND DIVORCED AMERICANS
GROUP WANTS TO HELP SINGLE, DIVOKCEO PEOPLE
CHILDREN CAN BE HURT IN 2ND MARRIAGES - PROF
MAN DEFYING DIVORCE ORDER. IN JAIL 136 DAYS
OIVOPCE. N.C.
STATE SENATOR FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT
RULING UPSETS OUICK DIVORCES
LAWYERS SAY FOREIGN OIVORCES ZOULO CAUSE SOME PROBLEMS
JUDGE REFUSES TO APPOINT RECEIVER IN PROPERTY DISPUTE
SENATOR'S WARNING LETTER IS RED FLAG TO JOURNALISTS
CONVICTION UPHELD IN DEATH OF RETARDED HEART OATIENT
DIVORCE LAWS
COURT RULES AGAINST WIVES IN MVORCE CASE
DIXIE DEER CLASSIC
OIXIE DEER CLASSIC WHETS HUNTERS' APPETITES EARLIER
OIXIE DEER RATTLES ITS OPENING TODAY
DIXON ROAD
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT CREATES A HAZARO
DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS
00-IT-YOURSELFERS HELPED LOWE'S
DOBSON, N.C.
IT'S OOPSON. NOT MAYBERPY
ODBSON WON'T CHANGE NAME TO MAYBERRY
DOBSON C JOHNSON. INC.
COUNCILMEN TO GET REPORT
CITY, OEVELOPFR SETTLE CONTRACT
NEW CENTER DEVELOPER GETS FULL CITY ATTENTION
DISMAL CHAPTER ENDS WITH OEVELOPER PAYOFF
COUNCIL SNUBBED PUBLIC IN PAYING OFF DEVELOPERS
HERE LIE DOBSON C JOHNSON GONE. ..PUT NOT FORGOTTEN (CARTOONI
CITY COUNCIL NEEDS LESSON IN CONTRACTS
ONE PROPER VOTE
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FIRM LENOS MONEY ON AMICK HOUSE
OR. SEUSS
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DR. WHO
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DOCTORS, N.C.
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N.C.
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DOG ATTACKS
SFE ALSO ANIMAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SUIT CL» IMS DOG dIT 4
DOG'S LIFE IS SPARED
RABIES SHOTS THREAT TO UNBORN BABY
DOGS GIVING POSTMEN THE JITTE'S
OFFICIALS NOT SURE DOG THAT BIT THREE PEOPLE IS DEAO
DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE ALSO CARRRORO. N.C. DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO PETS
PROPOSAL WOULD RESTRICT CATS TO LEASHES
ANIMAL CONTROL APPLIES TO CATS AS WELL AS DOGS
ANIMAL CONTROL RULES SPARK DEBATE
HEEL, TABBY
CAT-LEASH CAPITAL?
PET OWNERS HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES, TOO
RFVISED LAW FOR ANIMALS TO BE MULLED
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ANIMAL CONTROL LAW
THE DOG HOUSE
CAN A PERFECTIONIST BE A BUS II E SSMAN?
DOG LICENSES
CITY TAX PILLS TO LIST FEES
CAR, DOG FEES TO BE COLLECTED IN CITY TAXES
REVISEO LAW FOR ANIMALS TO BE MULLED
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES ON DOGS; CATS ADDED TO LIST
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
COUNTY TAXES ON PETS WILL SOLVE NO PROBLEMS
PET LAW IS TOO PUNITIVE
GOING TO THE CATS
PET LAW WILL HURT IRRESPONSIBLE OWNERS
DOG SHOWS
PLAY, MISTY, FOR ME
SHAGGY DOG
dEST IN SHOW
KENNEL CLUB'S DOG SHOW SATUROAY
DOCS
SEE ALSO DURHAM KENNEL CLUB
SEE ALSO HEARING-EAR DOGS
SEE ALSO PETS
SEE ALSO SEEING-EYE OOGS
"LOCK UO THESE OOGS FAST. HER^ COMES PREMIER ZHAO!" (CARTOON!
PEKING PURGES OOGS; U.S. EXTERMINATES BABIES
JUST SO
THIS GOLFER TAKES TO COURSE WITH UNCANNY CANINE CAODY
FDR CITY COUNCIL MEMBER. THIS WAS HER 'PET PROJECT-
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FOLKS AROUNO HERE: ONE WAY OF SEEING AT IT
A COOL PLACE TO PLAY
A COOL ONE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
SPOTTEO FEVER HITS DUGS IN MEBANE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
CATS RECEIVING TOP PET PATING
THE UNDERDOG
SCHOLARSHIP PLANNEO IN MEMORY OF DOG
MAN GETS SENTENCE FOR ABANDONING OOG
FIRE VICTIM'S OOG5 LEFT HOMELESS
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WELCOME HOME
MUTILATION OF BEAGLE PUPPY UPSETS FORSYTH NEIGHBORHOOO
OOGS. OEAO
DRIVER DIDN'T STOP AFTER KILLING OOG
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AREA DOGS' TICK FEVER NOT RARE
OUGS. LOST
FOLKS AROUNO HEPE: WITH THE PET SET
FOLKS AROUNO HERE
FOLKS AROUND HERE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SFT
DOG MISSING
FOLKS AROUNO HERE
RESCUE MISSION
DOGWOODS
IT'S OIFFEKENT
DOLLS
SEE ALSO CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS
WHAT A DOLL
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS: RECKEATEO FR1M DAYS PAST
MOTHEP OF THE OOLLS
VIRGINIA WON'T 'OARE' SHOW HE'S FACE UNTIL SATUROAY
DARE DOLL
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READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
WHAT A DOLL
WITH THE PET SET
WHAT THE MAILHAN BROUGHT
WITH THE PET SET
DOLPHIN RECOROS
NASHVILLE ON THE ENO
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO BATTFRED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHANGE IA MEN'S COUNSEL
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. U.S.
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO INFANTICIOE
BROTHER-SISTER FRAY ENDS WITH
SISTER FACING CHARGES
HOW A FAMILY ARGUMENT LED TO T
OURHAM MAN. WIFE FOUND SHOT IN
WOMBLE REMAINS IN CRITICAL CON
VICTIM STILL IN HOSPITAL
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WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL GOES TO J
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MRS. LEE FOUND NOT GUILTY
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WOMAN CHARGED IN DEATH
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LAWYERS ACCUSE COURTS OF INSE^I
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TWU MEN, WOMAN ARRESTED ON PIZZA ROBBERY CHARGES
STUDENT HELD IN PIZZA ROBBERIES
ROBBERIES BRING 14-YEAR SENTENCE
DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE JUICE
ORANGE JUICE FIRM FILES ANTITRUST SUIT OVER N.C. MARKET
DORCAS MASONIC LODGE
SEE ALSO MASONS
PARKER TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL BAN3UET
DORIC LODGE 28
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
DOROTHEA DIX HOSPITAL IRAL5IGH. N.C.I
TECHNOLOGY CENTER IDEA SEEMS WORTHY OF PURSUIT
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0
H 2
8/09/84
A
3
N
H 2
8/1P/84
B
5
N
H 2
8/11/84
A
16
N
H 2
8/20/84
e
6
N
H 2
8/28/84
A
3
N
H 2
9/01/84
A
i
N
W36
H 2
9/11/84
B
7
N
S 2
9/22/84
A
I
N
A47
S 2
9/26/84
A
2
N
S 2
10/08/84
A
7
N
K4 5
H 2
10/21/84
B
1
N
M51
H 2
11/10/84
C
1
N
S 2
12/05/84
A
18
J
H 2
12/06/84
4
19
N
H 2
12/14/84
A
7
N
H 2
12/18/84
C
1
N
H 2
12/20/84
A
15
N
S 2
12/24/84
B
1
F
S ?
2/13/84
C
1
M
H 2
2/13/84
A
8
N
H 2
3/02/84
B
1
N
A54
H 2
3/03/84
8
1
N
H 2
7/07/84
B
1
N
H 2 11/25/84 A 12
N
S 2 1/07/84 A 6 P N
S 2 12/18/84 A 3 P P F70
H 2 12/15/34 A 4 E
H 2 12/18/84 A 8 N
H 2 12/23/84 8 1 N
H 2 • 5/31/84 C
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
"AGE 1'3
l/14/»5
OURHA
N.C.
CITY ANO DURHAM COUNTY
"ACKWQOO COMMUNITY'
OREwRY, N.C.
OREWRY CERTAINLY NO
DRIFTWOOD GARDEN CLUB
CLEANING UP
PRINKING MATER
SEE HATER aUALITY
OR INKS
PRESIDENTIAL BEVE»AGE CONCOCTED
ORIVE-A-TEEN
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HlLL/CARRPORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ORUNKEN DRIVING
JORDAN GETS DOIVE-A-TEEN PROGRAM
ORIVER EDUCATION
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRIV?RS EOUCATION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. DRIVERS EOUCATION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. DRIVERS EOUCATION
DRIVER'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE f0r TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
see also senior citizens. 0"ive*'s licenses
see also traffic safety
charges sought in fatality
faircloth calls attacks -sleazy-
lie-oetector tests planned to find who took recoro
state needs a n"w driver's license test
PG L P 9VL
SEE ALSO HUNTING
OOVE SEASON UNDER ANALYSIS BY COMMISSION
FIRST OOVE HUNTING DATES DRAWING NEAR
OOMN'S SYNDROME
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
COURT PERMITS 'WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE 'WRONGFUL LIFE'?
DOWN'S SYNDROME PARENTS SAY C-IILOREN ARE JOYFUL INFLUENCES
DOWNTOWN CARRBORO R EV I yaL I Z AT ION TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C COWNTOJN DEVELOPMENT
PANEL FAVORS CAR LOT ON 5* "Y»ASS
THE MENU: DANISH. COFFEE. CARS BORO REZONING
CARRBORO SETS REV I T AL I ZAT ION GOALS
REVITALIZATION "LAN DRAWS SKEPTICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY SOME EXPECTED
TITLE CORRECTED
TASK FORCE ENDORSES PROPOSED 30ND ISSUE
HEADLINE missing
GROUP FAVORS NEW VOTE ON FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION
BOARD STILL WANTS FRANKLIN EXTENSION
OOWNTOWN CHAPEL HILL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
DOWNTOWN GROUP HONORS PUBLISHER
DOWNTOWN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
TENN. FIRM NAILED OEAL DOWN EARLY
OOWNTOWN DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE OURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC OISDICT
ORACULA
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DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
DRAFT RESISTFRS
SEE ALSO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO "ILITARY DRAFT
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL AID MUST BE TWO-WAY STREET
THE DRAFTY TAVERN
TAVERN ON OUTER BANKS TO CLOSE
ORAG RACING
SEE ALSO HOTR"DS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO ORAGWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
ORAGSTERS OPEN SEASON
CARROLL SET IN PRO-STOCKS
DRAG RACING SET AT ROXBORO
D"AG RAC ING SET
SIBLEY SET TO BLAST OFF
WILLIAMS WINS RACE
DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO FLOOOPLAIN LAND
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL.
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL.
SEE ALSO SOIL TEST
CARAEORC DRAINAGE-AID VOTE SCHEDULED
PLAN URGES RtDUCTION OF ORAINAGF ASSISTANCE
TOWN STOPS PAYING FULL TAB ON PRIVATE ORAINAGE PROBLEMS
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS TO BE EYEO
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS mat COST MILLIONS
REST home aulLOER PLEADS FOR SPEEDY SEwER EXTENSION
CITY DRAINAGE STUDY TO COST $225,000
ORAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
RESTAURANT AND NIGHTCLUB NAMED IN SUIT
DREAMS
SEE ALSO SLEEP
0°EAMS: THEY CAN UNLOCK YOUP 3EEPEST FEARS
OREOGING
STATE TO OPEN CHANNEL FOR 'ELIZABETH II'
DISAGREEMENTS CLOUD 1 1 00 MILLION JETTY PLAN
THE ORESSER IFILMI
FINNEY, COURTENAY GIVE EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES
•ThE ORESSER': TOO STAGESTRUC<
3/09/94
7/27/84
H 2 11/21/84 9 1
H 2 11/27/8* A *
S 2 12/13/84 A 19
10/23/94
10/23/"*
10/23/8*
10/2*/R*
lO/2*/8*
10/30/84
U/Ol/8*
N H90
N H90
N
N H90
H 3 11/29/94 B 1
S 2 11/29/R* A 12
H 3 10/24/R* B 1
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S 2 7/09/94 A 4
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3/02/94
4/20/9*
6/15/S4
6/29/94
7/13/B4
8/06/8*
H 2 5/18/8* A 10
5/19/"*
6/l*/8*
I0/09/«*
10/09/3*
10/23/9*
10/23/8*
N C09
N
N
N
N
N L*l
N M69
N S51
N M(,9
H 2 I2/20/B* A 25
H 2 8/26/8* A 1 F 930
H 2 1/21/9* A 8 N
S 2 2/03/8* A * E
S 2 3/08/fl* 0 2 p R A15
H 2 3/09/8* 0 * U S66
H 2 3/10/8* A * L
S 2 2/11/8* A 15 P P S76
8/11/8* A 12
S 2 1/1*/"* A
M 2 2/16/8* B
S 2 3/08/84 C
H 2 3/13/84 A
H 2 B/09/84 A
1/01/8". - 12/31/8'.
BICYCLES AREN'T EOUAL
TEEN HIGHWAY DEATHS SHOULO BE EXAMINED
LEGISLATOR-ELECT FACES DRIVING CHARGE
ORIVING VIC1LATIUNS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
DROPOUTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. 0ROPOUT S
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. OROPOUTS
DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL C CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. HATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKc
OROUGHT ACTION CUULD CHANGE
OWASA OFBATES DROUGHT MEASURES
DROUGHT PROPOSAL VOTE IS DELAYED
AUTHORITY DRAWING HILLSBOROUGH WATER
TIGHTFR WATER CONSERVATION STANDARDS EYED
WATER BOARD APPROVES SUFFER BROUGHT MEASURES
WATER RULES TIGHTER
AUTHORITY BEGINS PUMPING WATE1 FRnM HILLSBOROUGH
LEVEL OF UNIVERSITY LAKE DROPPING HALF INCH OAUY
DROUGHT, DURHAM
LAKE WATCHING: RTI TABLES HELPED DURHAM OFFICIALS OECIOE WHAT TO DO.
OURHAM WATER SUPPLIES OK
CITY'S WATER SUPPLY AMPLE
OROUGHT, INTERNATIONAL
TWO ACT PROFESSORS GOING TO AFRICA
FOR THE BIROS
THE WORLD CARES - NOW
ETHIOPIAN LEADERS MAKE TRAGIC SITUATION WORSE
OROUGHT, N.C.
DROUGHT, HIGHER FEED PRICES TAKING TOLL ON AREA FARMERS
MORE FARMERS LOOKING AT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
SOME N.C FARMERS FEAR REPEAT OF OROUGHT
CROPS DESPERATE FOR RAIN
DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKE
DROUGHT PLAN STUDIED
BOARD LEAVES OROUGHT PROPOSALS UNSETTLED
OROUGHT, WORLD WIDE
SFE OROUGHT, INTERNATIONAL
: c t s
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4 E
7 N
H 2 1/12/84 A 13
H
H
H
H
H
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H
H
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2/16/84
3/23/84
6/29/R4
7/12/84
7/27/84
7/27/84
8/29/B4
9/26/84
B
B
a
B
3
A
B
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2/26/84
6/13/B4
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9/19/84
11/03/84
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H 2 1/20/R4 B 1 N L30
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H 2 5/25/84 A 6 N
S 2 6/16/84 A I N
S 2
H 3
2/16/84 C 9
3/08/84 B 1
DROWNINGS
SEE ACCIOFNTS,
DROWNING, OURHAM
DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO AOOICTION
SEE ALSO AMPHETAMI
SEE ALSO CHILDREN.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES.
SEE ALSO DRUG OVER
SEE ALSO DRUG TREA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV
SFE ALSO DURHAM CO
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR
SEE ALSO MILITARY.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIAN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO U.S. ORUG
DON'T SUBSIOUE
COCAINE TOPS HER
PRIVATE SECTOR
DIET PILLS: NOTH
USE OF COCAINE S
DRUG. ALCOHOL AB
POLICE: COCAINE
HUNT FORMS ORUG
COCAINE ADOICTIV
VIETNAM USED AS
HUNT CALLS FOR 0
PROGRAM URGEO TO
KOCH'S CRY RINGS
STONE WRITES ANT
SWITCHED DRUGS
ALCOHOLISM TREAT
NEW LAW MAY INCR
STUDY: DRUGS, OR
MAN WHO SOUGHT J
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
INSIDE
ALAMAMCF AGENCY
DRUG ABUSE COSTS
COMPASSION FOR 8
CCNVOLUTEO REASO
OEATHS FROM COCA
RUG A3 USE
OGRAM
NTS. '
ERAL H
ORCE 3
USE
ORUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE
DRUGS
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RUG CRAC
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EASE INS
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AIL DIES
RAMPANT
AIOS IN NATION
•46.9 OILLIOM
ARFIELD
NING
INE UP 50 PERZENT IN N.C.
LCOHOL-DRUG USE
OSPITAL, ALCOHOL AND ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
N ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE AMONG YOUTH ANO TEENAGERS
JSE
)SE
VOMINISTRATION
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IN IN",
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ORUGS.
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R DEATI
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MENTAL
THERF
IN N.C.
DRUG TREATMENT
REDTENTS BUT CONTROVERSY ABOUT SAFETY.
FOCUS
ING RAPIDLY
CE
N
G TRIAL
ALCOHOL IN SCHOOLS
COSTS
ILLNESS COST BILLIONS
POLL
ANNUALLY
DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALT" CARE
ELDERLY MAY ACCIDENTALLY MISUSE ORUGS
TIRADE »< FLORIDA JUOGE UNFAIR
DRUG ABUSE. ATHLETES
THOMPSON SIGNS WITH SONICS
COLLEGE ATHLETES FACE DRUG TESTING
BASEBALL UNION OFF BASE IN PR3TEST OF SUSPENSION
CALDWELL HAS NO COMMENT ON DRJG SALE
DRUG-FREE OLYMPICS?
TESTS AIMED AT DETECTING DRUGS IN ATHLETES
ELIMINATING ORUGS TAKES TIME
FOUR ALC SCHOOLS TESTING FOR DRUGS
UNC OFFERS 'VOLUNTARY* ORUG TESTING
DRUG TESTS SAO, NEEDED
THE MADCAP NEWS
OEACON ATHLETFS TESTED FOR ORJGS
CLEMSON SUSPENDS TRACK COACHES PENDING PROBE
JOHN LUCAS TESTS POSITIVE FOR DRUG USE
ON THE WAY BACK WITH MICHEAL 1 AY
DRUG ABUSE, CHILDREN
SFE CHILOREN, DRUGS
H 2
1/13/84
A
4
E
H 2
1/21/84
A
1
N
S 2
1/27/84
c
1
N
J56
H 2
2/05/54
A
4
F
B30
H 2
2/07/84
A
12
N
S 2
2/08/84
c
1
N
C05
S 2
2/11/84
A
3
N
F30
S 2
3/14/84
A
11
N
S 2
4/09/84
B
4
N
H 2
4/20/84
C
7
N
S 2
4/25/84
A
12
N
H 2
4/26/54
A
16
N
S 2
5/07/B4
A
4
E
S 2
5/07/84
C
1
N
H 2
7/12/84
A
8
N
S 2
8/02/84
c
1
H
J56
H 2
8/07/84
B
1
N
830
H 2
8/23/84
B
4
N
H 2
8/27/84
B
6
N
S 2
8/29/84
A
11
J
S 2
9/01/84
A
3
U
T30
H 1
9/11/84
C
1
N
H60
H 2
9/22/84
A
14
N
H 2
10/05/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/22/84
A
4
L
H 2
12/28/84
A
11
N
U80
S 2
3/21/84
C
10
N
S 2
4/13/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/14/84
B
3 P N
H 2
4/21/B4
8
5
N
S 2
4/24/84
A
4
F
H 2
5/09/84
0
4 P N
S 2
5/22/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/04/84
A
3
G
J56
S 2
6/05/84
c
1
N
J56
H 2
9/04/84
A
9
N
S 2
9/04/84
B
2
N
S 2
9/05/84
A
4
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H 2
9/09/84
0
4
E
H 2
9/28/84
c
2
N
H 2
12/09/84
c
1 P N
H 2
12/10/84
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3
N
H 2
12/25/84
D
1 P N
ORUG ABUSE. MILITARY
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MONTHLY/AN
I N 0 E X
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PAGE ISO
1/14/85
DRUGS, ARRFST
SEE ALSO *
HAN CHAR
HAN ARRE
2 HASKED
COCAINE
2 FACE C
CONVICTE
3 CHARGE
LASALLE
DURHAM M
MAN FACE
BUSINESS
COCAINE
80 ARRES
MAN* WOM
2 ARREST
FOUR FAC
CHAPEL H
EDITOR'S
HEARING
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APRIL 4
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DRUG. LI
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STED ON 4 CHARGE
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S FILED IN DRUG
STREET APARTHENT
AN JAILED ON ORU
S TWO ORUG CHARG
HAN HELD ON COCA
CHARGES ARE LOOG
TS EXPECTED IN C
AN CITED ON ORUG
ED ON ORUG CHARG
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ILL EDITOR ARRES
COURT APPEARANC
FOR EDITOR SET T
PPEARS IN COURT
HEARING SET FOR
ILL OFFICER SHOT
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ATION CONTINUES
ED ON ORUG CHARG
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ESTS MADE IN ALL
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CHARGES
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NEWSPAPERMAN
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ANOTH=R ARREST
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SE
HARGE IN SHOOT-OUT OEATH
UGGL II G
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ARRESTS
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SEE MILITARY, ORUG ABUSE
ORUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
DOUG EOUCATION
OFFICIAL: TEACH PUPILS PROPER DRUG USE
ALA. MAYOR APPLAUOS DURHAM SPEAKERS
DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, SMUGGLING
U.S. GUVEPNMENT TO AUCTION FCH HER HOUSE OF ORUG DEALERS
MARSHALS TO ACUT10N HOUSE IN WILKES
MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY SEIZED, TO RE SOLO
ORUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. DRUG ENFORCEHENT ADMINISTRATION
ORUG INDUSTRY
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
ORUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SECOND WOMAN DIES IN MOBILE H^ME
DFATHS FROM COCAINE UP 50 PERCENT IN N.C.
COCAINE DEATHS JUMP IN STATE
DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE DRUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
ORUG THERAPY
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUG A«USE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
PRIVATE SECTOR HELP SOUGHT IN ORUG TREATMENT S
EOUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES H
STATE PUSHING ORUG TREATMENT 'LANS S
DRUGS
SEE ALSO ACCUTANE lAC'E ORUGI
SEE ALSO ACYCLOVIR
SEE ALSO ANTIBIOTICS
SEE ALSO ANTIHISTAMINES
SEE ALSO ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO CALCIUM BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO COCAINE
SEE ALSO CODEINE
SEE ALSO CYCLOSPORIN A
SEE ALSO DILAUDIO
SEE ALSO FAKE DRUGS
SEE ALSO FERTILITY ORUG
SEE ALSD GENERIC ORUGS
SEE ALSO HASHISH
SEE ALSO HEROIN
SEE ALSO IBUPROFEN IORUGI
SEE ALSO INDERAL
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO LSD
SEE ALSO LABETALOL
SEE ALSO LITHIUM
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO METHAOUALONE
SEE ALSO MINOXIOIL
SEE ALSD NEUROLEPTICS
SEE ALSO OPIUM
SEE ALSO ORAFLEX I DRUG!
SEE ALSO OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO PLACEBOS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO SLEEPING PILLS
SFE ALSO STEROIDS
SEE ALSO TAGAMET (ORUGI
SEE ALSO THORAZINE
SEE ALSO TRANQUILIZERS
DRUG INTERACTIONS INTERFERE WITH LABORATORY TESTS RESULTS
PHARMACISTS ANGRY ABOUT MAIL-JRDER DRUGS
RESIDENTS CAN CALL IN QUESTIONS ABOUT DRUGS
SYNTHETIC OPIATES TAKING PLAC! OF POPPY FOR RESEARCH
SYNTHETIC OPIATES MAY GAIN IMPORTANCE
NEW USES FOR OLD DRUGS CREATE CONFUSION
MEN AND WOHEN REACT DIFFERENTLY TO ORUGS
S 2 1/20/84 A
S 2 2/21/84 C
H 2 11/21/84 A
S 2 12/12/84 A 6
H 2 12/13/84 A 2A
H 2 12/16/84 B 14
S76
C05
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H 2 12/28/84 All N U90
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6/13/84
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9/11/84
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U
H
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10/10/84
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H
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10/25/84
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N
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2
10/26/84
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s
2
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U
s
2
12/12/84
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s
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1/07/84
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N
H
2
1/15/84
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N
s
2
1/16/84
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N
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1/17/84
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2
1/17/84
B 7
N
H
2
1/21/B4
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H
2
1/23/84
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H
2
1/23/84
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N
s
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1/25/84
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H
2
1/29/84
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H
2
2/03/64
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2/03/84
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2/05/84
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H
3
2/09/84
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2/08/84
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2/09/84
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H
2
2/20/84
B 1
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846
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2/20/84
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N
K45
H
3
2/21/84
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N
K45
s
2
2/21/84
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N
B46
H
3
2/22/84
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N
H
2
2/25/84
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N
A54
s
2
2/25/R4
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F30
H
2
2/26/84
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N
M51
H
2
2/27/84
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N
H
2
2/27/84
A 1
N
J56
H
2
2/28/84
B I
N
A54
H
2
3/01/84
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A54
H
2
3/01/84
C 10
N
s
2
3/01/84
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N
J56
H
2
3/02/84
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N
A54
H
2
3/02/84
A 6
N
s
2
3/07/84
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P N
J56
H
2
3/03/84
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N
H
2
3/07/84
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N
A54
H
2
3/08/84
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N
H
2
3/08/84
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N
A54
S
2
3/08/84
A 4
L
2 MORE HELO IN DRUG BUST
NURSE AT DUKE CHARGED WITH POS
CAR BREAK-IN PROBED
3 HELD CN DRUG CHARGES
10 PEOPLE INDICTED IN HASHISH
ARRAIGNMENT IS MONDAY IN DRUG
37 TO FACE DRUG CHARGES
PROSECUTION DELAYS ORUG CASES
ORUG INDICTMENTS MAOE
U.S. ACCELERATES ITS FIGHT ON
TAR HEEL ON TRIAL IN COCAINE S
VIETNAM USED AS OFFENSE IN DRU
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING ACCUS
UNC STUDENT FACES DRUG CHARGES
UNC STUDENT IS ARRESTED IN ORU
SRI MAKES BIG ORUG BUST
5 ARRESTED IN COCAINE BUST
VANCE COUNTY PROBE SPARKS DRUS
REMINGTON TRIAL DATE NOT SET
CAUSE FOUND FOR TRIAL IN MANSL
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL SHOOTING
2 MEN INOICTEO IN DRUG CASE
2 HELD ON DRUG CHARGES
5 FACE CHARGES FOR ORUGS
FIVE PERSONS ARRESTED ON DRUG
TWO MORE DRUG WARRANTS ISSUED
MORE ORUG CHARGES LODGED
TWO ARRESTED DURING SEARCH OF
ARREST FOILS REUNION FOR N.C.
POLICE FINO DRUGS. STOLEN SHOT
POLICE PADLOCK MASSAGE PARLOR:
TWO ARRESTED ON ORUG CHARGES
BUST NABS ORANGE PAIR
MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
BROTHERS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHA°
LAWYER GETS 90-OAY TERM ON ORJ
PRISON INMATE IS AMONG 8 CHARG
ORUG AND ALCOHOL ARRESTS ARE *
DURHAM MAN FACES SIX DRUG CHA>
TWO MEN FACE ORUG TRAFFICKING
2 MORE INOICTEO IN ORUG RING
2 CARS REPORTED STOLEN
MAN SHOT AFTER CARD GAME
MAN BEING SOUGHT ON ORUG CHARS
STATE OROPS ORUG CHARGE IN MAS
HnLLOMAN CHARGED WITH OPUG COJ
WOMAN SHUT IN NECK
MORE DRUG ARRESTS LIKELY
MULTI-COUNTY ORUG ARRESTS INVO
WINSTON-SALEM STAGES MAJOR ORJ
9 SOUTH AMERICANS PLEAO INNOCE
•STREET RAIO' NETS FOUR
TWO MEN FACE CHARGES FOR COCAI
TWO CHARGED WITH COCAINE CONSP
16 PEOPLE ARRFSTEO ON DRUG CHS
MAN SURRENDERS ON DRUG CHARGE
CHAPEL HILL MAN IS FACING DRUG
COCAINE CHARGES FILED AGAINST
2 PLEAO GUILTY ON ORUG CHARGES
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN ORUG.
JURY SELECTION »EGINS IN PEMIN
HENDERSON MAN FACES SIX CHARGE
MAN SAYS DRUG CHARGE A •FRAME"
TWO STING OPERATIONS NET 43 AJ
UNDERCOVER AGENT, TOW OTHER HE
UNDERCOVER AGENT ORDERED TO H»
DRUG LINK INVESTIGATED IN SLAY
DRUGS REPORTED MISSING FROM EV
THREE-COUNTY ORUG RAIO NETS NI
4 FACE NARCOTICS ARRESTS
11 ARPESTEO IN 3-COUNTY ORUG P
RAIDS LEAD TO FOUR ARRESTS
OFFICERS ARREST 2 MORE ON DRUG
AGENTS SAY MEN TRIED TO TAKE S
OURHAM, ORANGE PROBE NETS TWO
ORUG CHARGE FILED
DRUGS. HEALTH EFFECTS
RX: MIX AGE, ORUGS CAREFULLY
ORUGS, LAWS
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
S»UGGLERS FEEL PINCH
THOPNBURG SAYS PRIORITIES INCLUOE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
DRUGS. MARIJUANA
SEE MARIJUANA
DRUGS. PRESCRIPTION
SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
ORUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
NEW DRUGS TO HELP PSYCHOTICS
OUKE STUDIES DIABETES DRUG
BURROUGHS WELLCOME SAYS AN I MAL -R I GHTS MOVEMENT 'A THREAT'
HERPES AID VALUED IN MILLIUNS
ORUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, <<.C.
SEE ALSO ORUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
OUTMANNED. OUTGUESSED
FOUR INDICTED IN DRUG CASE
JUDGE SAYS EVIDENCE NEEOED TO JUSTIFY SEIZURE OF ESTATE
10 PEOPLE INOICTEO IN HASHISH CASH
FOUR MEN ARE ARRAIGNED ON DRUS CHARGES
SMUGGLERS FEEL PINCH
DRUG INVESTIGATION BRINGS INDICTMENTS
U.S. ACCELERATES ITS FIGHT ON DRUGS. U.S. ATTORNEY SAYS
CURRIM SAYS DRUG ABUSE. DISTRIBUTION PLAGUE AREA
REP. MARTIN URGES STATE BUREAJ OF NARCOTICS
N.C. MAN FACES ORUG CHARGE
24 PEOPLE ARE CHARGED IN N.C. MARIJUANA CASE
USE OF BLIMPS IN DRUG WAR MAY AIO N.C. BUSINESS
DRUG OEALER GETS 10-YEAR TERM
WILKES COUNTY MEN CONVICTED IM ORUG TRIAL
TWO FATHER AND SON TEAMS SENTENCED FOR ROLES IN OUTER BANKS DRUG...
TWO MEN CONVICTED OF DRUG SMUGGLING
COBEY TO AOORESS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION; MARTIN. EDMISTEN ARGUE ORUG.
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLVEMENT IN t37 MILLION DRUG SMUGGLING RING
9 SOUTH AMERICANS PLcAO INNOCENT IN COCAINE SEIZURE
2 PLEAD GUILTY ON DRUG CHARGES
CONGRESSMAN RAPS DECISION ON DRUG DEALER
SESSION OF ORUGS
CASH
CASE
ORUGS. U.S. ATTORNEY SAYS
CHE"E
G TRIAL
ED OF SELLING DRUGS
G SALES
CHARGES
AUGHTER CASE
APARTMENT
MAN. SON
GUN IN APARTMENT
SIX ARE ARRESTEO
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G CHARGE
ED IN ORUG INDICTMENT
AOE
GES
CHARGES
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SAGE PARLOR CASE
NTS
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G BUST
NT IN COCAINE SEIZURE
NE
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CHARGES
MAN
MUROER TRIAL
GTON'S MUROER-ORUG TRIAL
S
RESTS ON DRUG CHARGES
N ARE CHARGEO WITH ORUG COUNTS
VE PSYCHIATRIC TEST
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IDENCE LOCKER
NE ARRESTS
ROBE
CHARGES
UNS TO MARIJUANA PLANTATION
MORE ARRESTS
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3/08/84
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3/09/R4
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3/09/84
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H 2
3/11/64
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8
N
H 2
3/15/84
C
10
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S 2
3/17/84
A
3
N
S 2
3/21/B4
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S 2
3/26/84
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3/28/84
c
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N
H 2
3/29/84
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N
A54
S 2
4/19/84
c
5
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H 2
4/20/84
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H 2
4/21/84
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N
S 1
4/27/84
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H 2
4/29/84
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14
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S 2
5/32/84
A
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S 2
5/04/84
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H I
5/11/84
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S 2
5/22/P4
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5/24/84
8
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846
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5/24/84
A
13
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H 2
6/07/84
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1
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S 2
6/07/84
C
8
N
S 2
6/20/84
A
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K45
H 2
6/21/84
B
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6/21/64
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6/22/84
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6/30/84
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6/30/84
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6/30/84
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7/17/84
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7/19/84
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7/19/84
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7/28/84
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8/12/B4
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8/23/84
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8/31/84
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H 2
8/31/84
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H 2
9/06/84
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H 2
9/08/84
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I
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H 2
9/20/84
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9
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9/22/54
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9/26/84
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H 2
9/27/84
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24
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H 2
10/10/84
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S 2
10/19/84
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S 2
10/20/84
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S 2
10/20/84
A
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J56
H 2
10/20/84
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A54
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10/24/84
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H 2
10/28/84
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S 2
10/29/84
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11/01/84
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11/02/84
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11/10/84
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11/15/84
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S 2
11/15/84
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13
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11/16/84
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S 2
11/21/84
C
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N
S 2
11/26/84
A
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A47
H 2
11/27/84
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11/28/84
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12/06/84
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12/14/84
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12/18/84
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12/19/84
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12/20/84
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12/20/84
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12/20/84
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12/20/84
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12/21/84
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H 2
12/21/84
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21
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S 2
12/21/84
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12/22/84
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5
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H 2
12/22/64
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6
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S 2
12/31/84
A
5
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S 2 3/27/84 A
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R?uJR5iSffS 0N 4RMS CHARGES
fJ5H.LPF0P1-E INDICTED ON mar\,u.n, FKiirt!
TS 15 TEARS
DRUGS. TAXES
SEE ALSO FOOD TAX
III it 18 fixfl.Tc^ T"ES- "•'•
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11/22/84
11/23/84
12/16/84 _
12/16/84 B 14
12/18/94 A 11
12/20/54 B 3
12/22/84 B 5
12/23/84 B 12
12/30/94 B I
16
1
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MURDER.
WITNESS
other charges
N.C.
2ar,un's:ay'£''hf'l2.,5 deserve COVSIOERATION
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ORUGS. TRIALS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, TRIALS
II"£f.4Cr?E,L",S INDICTED
SFr2c5f^?4VL "V" CETS 14 V
HEL"S GETS 14 TEARS IN JAIL
EDITOR GETS SUS»ENOEO TERM
2 CONVICTEO OF DRUG CHARGED
RFMINOTON PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO
COCAINE S-UGGLED IN AS TUNA -
COCAINE TRIAL BEGINS
JURY DELIBERATING IN COCAINF T
FLORIDA MAN GETS 35-YEAR SENT?
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JUDGE ALLOWS BALLISTICS EXPERT
BALLISTICS EXPERT ALLOWED IN I
MANNIE CAROLINA'S DRuS TRIAL 3
JURY GETS CAROLINA'S DRUG CASE
MAXIMUM SENTENCE IS GIVEN
TWO FATHER AND SON TEAMS SENT:
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MAN IS ACOUITTED ON 5 OF 6 COJ
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2 Il/U/84 0 4
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NS OF OFFENSES
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OF MUROER
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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SEE BICYCLISTS.
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
TRAFFIC LAWS
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GRAHAM "AN OIFS. 3 INJUREO IN CRASH
NURSE DIES IN ACCIOENT
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CHARGEO W I TH OWI
DURHAM GENERAL NURSE DIES AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIOENT
SCHOOL BUS ORIVER CHARGED WITH OKI
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE IN NURSE'S OEATH
LIVING WITH A DILEMMA
DWI ARREST DECLINE LINKEO TO NEW LAW
DWI CASES ARE TAKING MORE OF COURTS' TIME
N.C. PATROLMAN APPEALS TRANSFER
JUDGE OECLARES PART OF DRUNKEN-DRIVING LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
SWANSON FACES COURT HEARING
BUS DRIVER CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING
TEEN FACES Owl CHARGE
DOCTOR MUST PAY IN CASH AND BL 000
NEW BREATHALYZER MAY CUT POLICE TIME
FORMER JUDGE CHARGEO WITH ALC3H0L VIOLATION
EX-JUOGF CHARGEO WITH LETTING YOUTH DRIVE CAR AFTER ORINKING
A CASE OF JUSTICE
OOCTOR'S SENTENCE A RESPONSIBLE DECISION
SECPNO JUDGE SAYS PART OF LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
DURHAM JUDGE RULES nwl LAW IS ILLEGAL
ORUNK DR IVING A CRIME
POLICE ARREST TEEN AFTER 30-MILE CHASE
OUI VERDICT SERVES JUSTICE
100-MPH CHASE ENOS IN ARREST
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CRACKING DOWN ON CASE DELAYS
DA TAKES TOUGHER STANCE ON DWI CASE POSTPONEMENTS
EDMISTEN SUIT SEEKS RULING ON DWI LAW
EDMISTEN SEEKING OWI LAW RULING
ENDING OWI TRIAL DELAYS IS BEST FOR JUSTICE, COURTS
ORUNKFN DRIVING LAW: SAFE RQA3 S ACT GETS MIXED REVIEWS
DRUNKEN-DRIVERS LAW GETS M I X ET REVIEWS
NUDE MOTORIST CASE RESULTS IN SENTENCE
N.C. WOMAN GETS PRORATION FOR NUDE DRIVING
STATE'S DWI LAW SEEN INCREASING BURDEN ON JAILS
PRESSURE ON PRISON SYSTEM FAIR PRICE FOR SAFER ROADS
JUDGE'S LAWYERS CALL EDMISTEN' S SUIT STUPID
LEGAL MOTION LOAOEO WITH POLITICAL PUNCHES
COURT SAYS DRUNKEN DRIVERS CAN BE SUED FOR "UNITIVE DAMAGES
LEGISLATURE ASKED TO ALLOW INTERSTATE SCL ACQUISITION
RULING STRENGTHENS LAW
TEST WOULD GIVE ANSWER
DRUNKEN DRIVING NO ISSUE IN SESSION
MINOR REVISIONS EXPECTED IN DRUNKEN DRIVING LAW
TROOPER HURT IN ATTACK AFTER ARREST
STUDY SHOWS TURNAROUND IN SAF" ROADS ACT SUCCESS
KLAN GROUP'S LEADER CHARGED WITH OWI
MANY DRIVE WITH MULTIPLE DUI tONVICIONS
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX REMAINS STALLED
BALLPLAYER CITED
N.C. ROAD OEATHS UP DESPITE DWI LAW
JUDGE DISMISSES EDMISTEN'S LAWSUIT ABOUT NEW OWI LAW
ACTION FILED ON OWI L»W IS DISMISSED
SUPPO°TERS SAY AMENDMENT COULD KILL BANKING BILL
LET STATES DECIDE DRIVING LAWS
DURHAM JUOGE ASKS STATE TO PAY COSTS OF HIS SUIT
COURT BACKS MURDER CONVICTION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENT
ORUNKFN DRIVING CAN 8E muROER. TOP COURT SAYS
2 WOMEN HURT IN WRECK
THERE'S NO CONNECTION
SUPREME COURT RULING AIOS N.C. 'S Owl FIGHT
WEAPONS CHARGE LODGED
JUDGE SAYS ORUNKEN-ORIVING LAW VIOLATES EQUAL PROTECTION FOR TEENS
STATE APPEALS OISMISSAL OF DWI SUIT
MAKING SOBRIETY PAY
STATE WANTS SAFE ROADS ACT TO BE REVIEWED
DRUNKEN ORIVERS OFF ROAO. INTO SERVICE
PUTTING OWIS TO WORK
TROOPER ON ESCORT DUTY MISSES COURT
NEWLY LICENSED ORIVER FACES CHARGES IN 3-CAR ACCIOENT
YOUNG ORIVER GETS OWI AFTER CAUSING 3-CAR CRASH
TRAFFIC SOUAO: SPEEDERS. ORUN< EN DRIVERS TARGET OF POLICE TEAM
MOTORCYCLE RIOER HURT
RAMSEY SEEKS REVIFW OF STATE'S OWI LAW
SQUAD OFF TO SOLID START
3 HURT; MAN CHARGEO WITH HIT-JUN, DWI
JUDGE LABARRE SEEKS Fl.630 F0« DEFENSE IN SUIT BY EDMISTEN
HIGHWAY SAFETY: TWO-WAY STREET
HUNT WANTS QUICK REVIEW OF STATE'S NEW DWI LAW
EXTENDING DWI TEAM Is URGED
EIGHTH CHARGE A FEW TOO MANY TO JUDGE READ
CHASE. CRASH LEAVE i INJURED
SILER CITY MAN KILLED IN CRAVEN WRECK
MAN WON'T ASK JUOGE FOR FAVOR
2 HURT IN 100 MPH CHASE
GOV. HUNT SEEKS OWI ACT OPINIONS
OWI RULING BEST COURSE
N.C. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR DWI LAWSUIT
PROHIBITION AGAIN?
5 TRAFFIC COUNTS LODGED
EXPLOSION ENDS CHASE OF SUSPECT
DUKE STUDENT FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE. WRFCK
UNC ISSUES NEW COOE ON ORINKING
PHILPOTT DEATH BRINGS CHARGES
REPEAT OWI OFFENDERS SAVE TAX OOLLARS BY WORKING WHILF SERVING JAIL
WORK BY DRUNKEN DRIVERS KEEPS THE" BUSY, SAVES TAX OOLLARS
CHILD-PASSENGER SAFETY CONFERENCE SET THIS WEEK
SECOND CW! CHARGE
MFN ARRESTED IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
DRUNKEN-ORIV ING ARRESTS SPURT UP
OFFICERS STAY BUSY ON HOLIDAY WEEKEND
PART OF OWI LAW STRUCK DOWN
JUOGE RULES AGAINST PART OF OWI LAW
HOMELESS. ACCUSEO TRUCK THIEF SAYS JAIL 'FINALLY A PLACE TO STAY-
MAN ARRESTED HOURS AFTER LEAVING PRISON
GROUPS PUSH FOR VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
MAN. 42, CHARGED AFTER POLICE CHASE THROUGH OURHAM
STIFFER OWI PENALTIES COULO MEAN MORE JAIL SUICIOES
WOMAN IS THREATENED
KLAN LEAOER ACQUITTED IN ORUN< EN DRIVING CASE
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN FATAL AUTO WRECK
ROXPOPO TEEN-AGER FACES CHARGES IN CAR ACCIDENT
CHARGE OROPPEO AGAINST MINISTER
MAN SHOT AFTER CARO GAME
PUNISH FIRST; TPEAT SECOND
TWO MEN INJUREO IN PERSON ACCIDENT
SAFE ROADS ACT HAS WIDE IMPACT IN FIR^T YEAR
CONTROVERSIAL DWI LAW HITS GOAL OF SAFER ROADS
MADO CHAPTER TO HOLD FORUM
IN REMEMBRANCE
OFFICIALS BELIEVE SAFF ROADS ACT IS DOING WHAT WAS INTENDED...
OUKE STUDENT IN CHASE FINED, » UT ON PROBATION
OURHAM DWI ARRESTS DROP BX
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3/01/84
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4
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H 2
3/17/84
A
4
L
H 2
3/17/64
B
6
0
S 2
3/19/84
A
1
N
K45
S 2
3/19/84
A
5
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
12
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
13
N
S 2
3/20/84
A
1
N
K45
S 2
3/20/84
A
4
E
S 2
3/22/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/23/84
A
12
N
H 2
3/23/84
B
1
N
S5t
S 2
3/26/84
A
16
H
H 2
3/27/84
B
3
N
S 2
3/25/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/01/84
B
13
N
S 2
4/02/84
A
3
N
K45
S 2
4/02/84
A
3
N
H 3
4/03/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/06/84
A
4
L
H 2
4/08/84
C
I
N
S82
S 2
4/10/84
A
5
N
S 2
4/12/84
A
4
E
S 2
4/17/94
a
5
N
K45
S 2
4/19/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/29/84
B
10
N
H 2
4/29/84
S
1
N
S82
S 2
4/30/84
A
5
N
S 2
5/01/84
A
I
N
H 2
5/02/84
A
1 1
N
S ?
5/02/84
A
4
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H 2
5/14/84
A
3
N
H 2
5/14/84
c
3
N
H 2
5/19/84
B
1 1
N
S 2
5/19/84
A
2
N
H 2
5/25/84
B
5
N
S 2
5/28/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/30/84
B
1
N
S82
H 2
6/01/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/07/64
C
10
N
H 2
6/09/34
6
3
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/11/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/14/84
c
8
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
6
N
5 2
6/16/84
A
15
N
H 2
6/18/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/19/84
B
3
N
H 2
6/25/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/27/64
A
8
N
H 2
6/27/64
B
1
N
H 2
6/28/84
A
6
N
S 2
6/29/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/30/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/30/84
A
3
N
H 2
7/02/84
A
4
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H 2
7/02/»4
A
1
N
S82
S 2
7/07/64
A
13
N
H 2
7/08/84
B
5
N
S 2
7/09/64
A
3
N
H 2
7/10/84
A
4
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S 2
7/10/84
A
4
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S 2
7/11/84
c
I
N
H 2
7/15/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/18/84
B
12
N
S 2
7/16/84
A
4
E
S 2
7/18/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/22/84
3
13
N
S 2
7/24/84
A
4
E
H 2
7/29/84
B
8
N
H 2
7/30/84
A
9
N
S 2
7/30/84
A
8
H
H 2
7/31/94
b
1 P
N
M51
H 3
7/31/84
e
1
N
H 2
8/02/84
c
10
H
S 2
8/02/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/03/84
A
10
N
S 2
8/06/84
A
5
N
H 2
6/07/84
A
4
E
S 2
8/09/84
A
I
N
S 2
6/1D/94
C
1
N
K90
H 2
8/11/84
A
17
N
H 2
3/13/94
B
1 P
N
M51
H 2
8/13/34
B
12
N
S 2
8/13/84
A
8
N
S 2
8/13/94
B
4
N
H 2
8/16/94
B
1
N
S 2
8/21/64
A
4
E
H 2
8/22/94
A
9
N
H 2
8/24/64
A
4
E
S 2
8/24/84
C
1
N
H 2
8/26/64
R
1 3
N
H 2
8/27/84
B
6
N
S 2
8/28/84
A
1
N
B46
S 2
8/29/84
C
1
N
H 2
9/30/84
B
6
N
S 2
8/30/84
c
2
N
H 2
9/02/84
A
15
N
H 2
9/02/84
c
6
N
S 2
9/03/84
C
2
N
H 2
9/04/64
A
3
N
M51
S 2
9/04/84
c
5
N
S 2
9/05/94
c
10
N
H 2
9/09/94
A
1 1
N
H 2
9/08/84
B
1
N
S 2
9/08/64
A
16
M
H 2
9/09/84
B
6
N
H 2
9/10/34
A
3
H
H 2
9/10/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/10/84
C
I
N
S ?
9/21/84
c
6
N
H 2
9/23/84
B
I
N
S 2
9/24/84
A
5
N
H 2
9/26/34
B
1
N
S51
S 2
9/26/B4
C
1
N
S 2
10/01/84
A
4
E
H 1
10/02/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/02/84
B
1 1
N
S 2
10/03/84
A
4
E
H 2
10/03/84
C
8
N
H 2
10/04/34
B
5 P
P
K30
H 1
10/04/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/05/84
A
7
N
S 2
10/09/84
A
1
N
A47
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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DUKE FOPUM SEEKS SUPPORT IN 05 UNKEN-OR 1 V I NG BATTLE
?EENEHIGhSaYEOE«THS SHOULD BE EXAMINED
HAN GETS JAIL TERM FOR 11TH CONVICTION OF ORUNKEN DRIVING
nRUNKFN DRIVING SENTENCE DRAWS PROTEST
JUDGE NOT TOUGH ENOUGH ON REPEAT 0* I OFFENDER
OFTEN A VICTIM, SHE JOINS FIGHT AGAINST CRIME „,„
FFiR OF ORUNKEN ORIVING LAW A3 A TI NG ! ARRE STS, DEATHS R I SE
PUBLIC'S FEAR OF STIFFEP OWl LAWS FADING. OFFICIALS CLAIM
ATTENO DWl CASE
MADD CHANGES ITS NAME __.„_.
j'uDG^UL^^R^UF ^RUAU^ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
tAChvlRr?A5SJUDGfaCAL^MwS?E.^C0NySITS?E^.T,PSy
JUDGE TOO LFNIENT
OLIVER IN WRECK CHARGED
DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN WRECK
TRUCKER DIES IN 1-85 WRECK
TROOPER SEES PATROL CAR ORIVEM AWAY
GET TOUGH WITH REPEATERS
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE t5 WITH 3RUNKEN ORIVING
MINISTER SUES DEACONS TO KEEP JOB
PREVENT ORUNKS FROM ORIVING
MOTORIST WITH 8 PRIORS DRAWS 5 MORE 0W1S
DURHAM LAWYER TO GO TO JAIL ON OUI CHARGE
LAWYER PICKS JAIL RATHER THAN PAY FINE
•SATELLITE' JAILS PROMISING
ATTEND VIGIL TO HONOR VICTIMS „„,.,,.„-
MOTHERS SET VIGIL AGAINST ORUMKEN ORIVING
CHURT WON'T GIVE BLANKET OW I RULING
HIGH COURT PARTIALLY OKS NEW " W I LAW ,.-_,_._„,
THORNBURG SAYS PRIORITIES INCLUDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
STATE'S NEW OWI LAW BOOSTED BY COURT RULING
^OU^AGA^^RuUK^^fvfNrSuJES VIGIL WILL DRAW SUPPORT
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL SET
THANKS FOR THE COVERAGE rp „ , „ ._,„. .rT
COUR I TO STUDY PORTION OF STATE SAFE ROADS ACT
MINISTER'S JOB TO BE OECIDEO IN CHURCH VOTE
STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS OE - ANNE X A TI ON
RESTAURANT ANO NIGHTCLUB NAMED IN SUIT
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
CHRISTMAS DIFFICULT FOR ALCOHDLICS
43 FACE ORUNKEN ORIVING CHARGr S .--_-.-.»-
INTERRUPTED SENTENCING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
NEw'owl LAW FACES TOUGH YEAR AFTER WOBBLY START
MAN FACES CHARGES
ORUG CHARGE FILEO
DRUNKEN FLYING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALSO PILOTS
GROUNDING ORUNKEN FLIERS
DRV CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
WELLS CLEANUP BEGINS THIS WEE<
EPA PAYING FOR WATER HOOKUPS --,.,.«-■
4 CONTAMINATED WELLS RESULT IM EPA ASSISTANCE
CLEANED PANTS NOT CLEANED OUT
GOOD SAMARITAN RETURNS MONEY
DUBLIN. rN.Cj| [GN0RE CALL. MAN.S HQME SURNS
TWO TOWNS EXTEND FIRE PROTECTION
000 IN STATE GRANTS
OUBOSE PROPERTY
2 PARKS IN DURHAM RECEIVE 1403
CITY GETS FUNDS FOR PARK
OUCK HUNTING
SEAREASOUCKNHUNTERS PREFER CURRENT SCHEOULE
HE GOT GEESE. DEER AND FRIENDS' GOAT
FEWER WATERFOWL PREDICTED IN "84 ._.-_„,
FEW CHANGES PLANNED IN N.C. WATERFOWL SEASONS
BLACK OUCK HARVEST DOWN IN 198 3-84 ,.,„,_,,.„.
DROP IN WATERFOWL NUMBERS CALLED INSIGNIFICANT
NFBRASKA BAN ON LEAD COULD PR3VF TO BE OMEN
LONGTIME DRUM MARK SHATTERED .„,..- c, „.,.,,
STEEL SHOT REQUIREMENTS MAY I-JCLUDE ENTIRE FLYWAY
°UCK DUCKPSTAMP EXHIBIT SET FOR LIFE AND SCIENCE
DUCKS
COLO DUCKS
MINNESOTA ARTIST WINNER OF 1994 N.C. PRINT CONTENT
TASTY SNACK
FARM PROMOTING DUCKLING DINNER
DOZENS AND DOZENS AND DOZENS 3F OUCKLINGS
FOR THE BIRDS
DUCKS UNLIMITEO
SEE ALSO HUNTING
N.C. TO BENEFIT FROM OU ACTIVITIES
DUKE: A PORTRAIT I BOOK I
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
DUKE PUBLISHES PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOK
PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOK OF DUKE AVAILABLE
DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
HI Itlo 5uKEEUN?3!SCFNt" FOR THE STUDY OF AGING ANO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE FACILITY EXTENDED
OUKE ARTIST SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
OUKE CAMPUS CLUB
SEE DUKE UNIV.
CAMPUS CLUB
OUKE CANCE" INFORMATION SERVICE ,—,,..-
SEE OUKE UNIV. COMPREHtNSI VE CAMCER CENTER
DUKE CHAPEL
SEE OUKE UNIV. CHAPFL
OUKE CHAPEL UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH ,„,,„„
SEE ALSO DUKE MEMORIAL UNITED MFTHODIST CHURCH
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S 2 10/09/84 A
5
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S 2 10/11/84 A
7
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H 2 10/13/34 A
4
E
H 2 10/16/84 C
1
N S82
H 2 10/17/84 B
1 P
N S82
S 2 10/16/84 A
4
E
H 2 10/20/84 A
3
N
H 2 10/22/34 B
I
N
S 2 10/22/34 A
6
N
H 2 10/23/84 A
4
L
H 2 10/24/84 A
4
L
H 2 10/24/84 B
1
N
H 2 10/25/84 B
2
N S82
H 2 10/2»/84 B
3
N
H 2 11/03/34 B
1
N S82
H 2 11/06/84 A
4
L
H 2 11/12/R4 B
1
N
S 2 11/12/84 C
2
N
H 2 U/14/34 B
1
N
H 2 11/20/54 C
3
N
S 2 11/20/84 A
4
E
S 2 11/22/34 A
1
N A47
H 2 11/23/84 B
5
N
H 2 11/26/84 A
4
L
H 2 11/26/84 B
I
N
S 2 11/27/84 A
1 P
N A47
H 2 11/28/34 3
1 P
N S82
S 2 11/20/84 A
4
E
H 2 12/03/84 A
4
L
H 2 12/04/84 8
1
N
S 2 12/04/34 A
1
N
H 2 12/05/84 A
I
N
H 2 12/06/84 A
9 P
N
S 2 12/06/84 A
4
E
S 2 12/08/84 A
3
N
H 2 12/09/84 B
8
N C19
S 2 12/10/84 C
3
N
H 2 12/12/34 A
4
L
H 2 12/14/84 C
10
N
H 2 12/17/84 A
10
N
H 2 12/19/84 A
3
N
H 2 12/20/34 A
25
N
H 2 12/20/84 D
6 P N L41
S 2 12/22/34 A
3
N J56
H 2 12/24/84 B
1
N
H 2 12/26/34 A
4
E
H 1 12/28/34 B
1
N
H 1 12/23/84 B
1
N
S 2 12/29/84 A
3
U T30
S 2 12/31/84 A
3
N
S 2 12/31/64 A
5
N
S 2 12/31/84 A
5
N
S 2 5/31/34 A 4
1/12/84
6/11/64
6/29/84
6/30/84
10/18/64
10/19/64
1
12
7/15/84 B I N
7/18/84 B 12 N
S 2 8/27/84 A 1 M N K90
S 2 11/21/34 CI N M69
H
2
3/23/84
c
4
N W60
H
2
4/03/84
C
1
U L57
H
2
7/29/34
C
14
P
N W60
H
2
8/26/84
c
15
U W60
H
2
9/23/84
c
12
U W60
H
2
10/05/84
c
4
U W60
H
2
10/21/84
c
11
U W60
H
2
11/23/34
c
5
U W60
H
2
11/25/84
c
T
U W60
H
2
5/06/84
B
19
N W60
s
2
2/13/84
B
6
P
P
H
3
2/23/84
S
1
P
P F70
H
2
3/11/94
c
12
P
N
S
2
3/26/84
a
1
P
P M66
H
1
4/U3/84
B
1
N
H
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6/12/94
C
1
P
P
H
2
9/19/84
A
4
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H 2 11/09/84 C 4 P U W60
H 2 10/18/84 A 21 N
S 2 11/01/84 A ID N
S 2 U/13/84 A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
S U B J E C
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
CHURCH PLANS GROUP HUME
DUKE CHRONICLE (NEWSPAPER)
OUKE NEWSPAPER AIMING TO SHAKE LIBERAL TRADITION
NEWS SHOULD NOT BE SHADEO BY MAS
CHRONICLE'S •IDEOLOGY" DEFINET
DUKE DANCE GROUP
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. DANCE PROG* AH
OANCE PROGRAM SCHEDULED
DUKE OANCE TAKES STEPS FO»WAR3
OUKE DANCERS' CONCERT MISSES POINT OF MOTION
GRAOE A PERFORMANCE BY THE DUKE OANCE PROGRAM
CONCERT MIX SPEAKS WELL FOR DJKE OANCE PROGRAM
DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ENDOWMENTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. GIFTS L Fu>l 0 RAISING
BAPTIST HOMES AWARDED
AREA HOSPITALS RECEIVE GRANTS
OUKE GETS FRANT OF 11.8 MILLI3N
HOSPITALS RECEIVE GRANTS
OUKE UNIVERSITY GETS CHECK FO< 4500,000
DUKE GETS INSTALLMENT OF GIFT
ADOPTION PROGRAMS SUPPORTED
RFTIRED BUSINFSS EXECUTIVES AID NOT-FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL GETS 1175,000
ENOOWMENT AWARDS OUKE U.9 MILLION
OUKE GAROENS
SEE SARAH P. OUKE GARDENS
OUKE HOMESTEAD ANO TOBACCO FACTORY COMPLEX
SEE OUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
OUKE HOMESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HISTORY
FUN IN JANUARY
LOOKING BACK
THE HARD WAY
GOOD OLD DAYS?
HOMESTEAD. FOODS RECALL EARLIER DAYS
OUKE HOMESTEAD IS MEETING SIT5 OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
OUKE HOMESTEAO TO EXPAND
HOMESTEAO TO FEATURE SOAP. MULES
BREAKING LANO
MAKING SOAP
OPEN HOUSE IS SET
OPEN HOUSE IS SET
BUILDING WITH STONE: JOE HOLOER TELLS HOW AT OUKE HOMESTEAO OPEN HOUSE
WORKSHOPS SET ON HISTORIC PLAZES
OUKE HOMESTEAD'S CURING BAR PARTY SCHEDULED SUNOAY
PREPARING BARN
PARTY TIME: AT DUKE HOMESTEAD CURING BARN
DUKE HOMESTEAO RESETS BARN PA1 TY
OUKE HOMESTEAD PARTY SET FOR SUNOAY
TOBACCO STRINGING ART 'BORN OJ T JF NECESSITY'
HOECAKE TO HOEDOWN
MUSEUM SEEKING OLD FARM PHOTOS
OUKF HUMESTEAO PLANS HERB-TASTING ON AUG. 26
HOCK TOBACCO AUCTION SCHEDULED
HOW TO SPEAK AUCTIONESE: YOU : AN LEARN IT SUNOAY, AT OUKE HOMESTEAD
TOBACCO FOCUS OF SUNDAY EVENT
COUNTRY LIFE
CLIPPETY-CLOP
HOMESTEAD SCHEDULES ACTIVITIES
HOMESTEAO GETS REAOY FOR WINTER. 1865
LIVING HISTORY
DURHAM WOMAN EARNS AWARD
DUKE HOMESTEAD GETS 115.000
DUKE HOMESTEAD PLANS OPEN HOUSE
OUKE HOMESTEAO TO SHOW HOW CH<ISTMAS LOOKEO IN 1870 PERIOD
CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY AT OURHAM'S DUKE HOMESTEAD
1870S HOLIDAY
OUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL SOUTH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
OUKE SETTLES MALPRACTICE SUIT IN STUDENT'S FALL
STATE APPROVES DUKE HOSPITAL ^LICOPTER
SUN PEEKS THROUGH ON A RAINY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY NEAR DUKE HOSPITAL
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO OUKE.' SAYS PLANNER
OUKE HOSPITAL. BUDGET
RATES NOT RISING AT DUKE HOSPITAL
DUKE TRYING TO REIN 'UNBRIDLED' HOSPITAL COSTS
OUKE HOSPITAL. CARDIAC DIAGNOSTIC JNIT
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, Z ARO IOVASCUL AR MEDICINE
SEE HEART DISEASE
OUKE HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. EMPLOYEES
NURSE AT DUKE CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF ORUGS
DUKE HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. MURSES
SEE NURSES. DURHAM
OUKE HOSPITAL. PEDIATRICS
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER.
PEDIATRICS
DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. DURHAM, RATES
DO NOT COMPARE 'APPLES AND ORANGES'
RATES NOT RISING AT DUKE HOSPITAL
OUKE TRUSTEES APPROVE BUOGET
OUKE TRUSTEES OK HOSPITAL COST OROP
DUKE TRUSTEES COMMITTED TO NEW DORM
OUKE TRYING TO REIN 'UNBRIDLE}' HOSPITAL COSTS
OUKE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
NEW OFFICERS
THERE'LL PUT FLOWERS ALL OVER BONNIE BRAE
HOSPICE SAYS THANKS WITH STOMPIN' GOOD PARTY
OUKE HOSPITAL LABORATORIES
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LABORATORIES
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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12/31/84
SEE 41S0 DUKE HOSPITAL
HOSPITALS GET APPROVAL FOR PROJECTS COSTING 119 MILLION
DUKF HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR EXPANSIONS
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, NURSES
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
SFE NURSES, OURHAM
DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, PARKING
SFE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAl CENTER, 'ARKING
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, RATES
SEE DUKF HOSPITAL, RATES
DUKE HOSPITAL POISON CONTROL CENTS'
SEE DUKF UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, 'UISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE FOOD POISONING
SEE LEAD POISONING
SEE POISONINGS, N.C.
SEE POISONS
DUKE HOSPITAL SOUTH
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
DUKE HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR EXPANSIONS
OUKE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARO
SEE ALSO AwAROS
RECREATION THERAPIST TO GET SERVICE AWARD
DUKE JAZZ ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO JAZZ
PIANO JAZZ: GUEST OF HONOR GOT IN LICKS AFTER INTERMISSION
JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT SET
GROUP TO PAY TRIBUTE TO BASIE, ELLINGTON
JAZZ FEST SET AT OUKE ON NOV. 2-4
DUKE PROF BAGS JAZZ FESTIVAL
OUKE MEMORIAL UNITFO METHODIST CHU' CH
SFE ALSO OUKE CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
GETTING REAOT
FESTIFALL "8* ON TAP AT DUKE MEMORIAL CHURCH
BRIGHTEN SPIRITS
DUKE PARK
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
FEBRUARY FROLICS
SWINGING FREE
COOLING IT
AH! THE SWEET TASTE OF VICTORY
REMEMBER THAT BREATHLESS FEELING?
OAREDEVIL
OUKE PLAYERS
SEE ALSO SUMMER THEATER AT OUKE
SEE ALSO THEATERS, OURHAM
OUKE PLAYERS TO PRESENT 'ELEPHANT MAN"
'ELEPHANT MAN' npENS TUESDAY
OUKE PLAYERS TELL STORY OF 'THE ELEPHANT MAN-
HEAVY GOING STALLS 'ELEPHANT MAN-
DUKE PLAYERS EXCEL IN L1NFQRO WILSON'S 'FIFTH OF JULY"
PLAYED FOR LAUGHS. 'FIFTH' ENTERTAINS
DRAMATIC EVENTS ARE STAGED
FALL PREVIEW
GIANT PUPPETS TO MAKE DEBUT IV. DUKE PLAYER'S SHOW
GIMMICKRY, PACE STIFLE DUKE 'SETZUAN'
DUKE PLAYERS WILL PRESENT COMEDY SHOW
DUKE PLAYERS TO PRESENT 'CLOUDS'
OUKE PLAYERS ENTERTAIN WITH 'CLOUDS'
PRODUCTIONS CANCELEO
OUKE POWER CO.
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
NUCLEAR POWER HAS ITS PLACE IN N.C.
UTILITIES ASK CONSUMERS FOR A3VICE
OURHAM POWER BILLS EXPECTED TD RE HIGH
ENERGY FUND OUT OF MONEY
MOCK TERRORIST
VOLUNTEERS HELP KEEP COLD OUT OF HOME
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS LAKE FISHING
ENERGY FUND MAY FORFEIT GRANT MONEY
BUY SOMF WARMTH FOR OTHERS
OUKE POWER TRIES STORAGE BATTERIES
COUNCIL TO STUDY BUS PLAN
FREEZING BLASTS JOLT SENSIBILITIES, WALLETS
URANIUM GLUT IS BENEFITING 0U< E POWER
ENERGY PROGRAM GETS 13,000
DUKE POWER OFFICIAL: COUNTY COT 3,8TB NEW JOBS IN 1983
UTILITY: Rate HIKE NEEDFO TO SERVICE NEW INDUSTRY
RATE hike SOUGHT TO AID TMI
OUKE POWER LOSES CERTIFICATION FOR N-PLANT
SONG CONTEST SPONSORED
AGENCY IN S.C. GRANTS DUKE POWER RATE HIKE
POWFR PLANT STILL WORKS AFTER 35 YEARS
GROUP OPPOSES RATE HIKE REQUESTED BY OUKE POWER
CITY CONSIDERS FIGHTING RATE HIKE REQUEST
PANEL OKS CITY INTERVENTION IN UTILITY'S RATE-HIKE CASE
CITY MAY INTERVENE IN RATE «l<£ REQUEST
SHOULD DUKE PAY FOR THREE MILE ISLAND?
N.C. WOULD WELCOME HELP IN SHILAR PLIGHT
DURHAM TO ANNEX PROPERTY WEST OF CITY
DUKE POWER EXPANDING OFFICE
OUKE POWER REOUESTS 13. 6X RATE INCREASE
DUKF POWER CUSTOMERS TIRED DF BEING SOUFEZED
HEARING SET 0*1 REQUEST To HIK= DUKE POWER RATES
COUNCILMEN TO GET BUS SYSTEM 'LAN
IMPACT ON POUR CITED AT RATE HEARING
SPEAKERS OPPOSE RATE HIKE PLEA
COUNCIL URGED TO TAKE ACTION ON BUS SERVICE
DUKE POWER RATE REQUEST 0EFEN3EO, OPPOSED
EFFICIENCY TRIMS RATES
BUS SYSTEM CONTACTS START
PART OF DUKE POWER REQUEST WOJLD GO FOR TMI CLEANUP
ALTERING BUS CONTRACT HELPS DJKE, HURTS CITY
CUT AOVISEO IN OUKE POWER RATE HIKE RELUEST
PANEL BACKS PRIVATE TALKS A60J T BUS SYSTEM TAKEOVER
SPRING DOESN'T END NEEO FOR FJEl AID
SECRET TALKS PROPOSED ON CITY BUS TAKEOVER
CITY LEAOERS SEEK BUS SERVICE STATUS
SECRET TALKS QUESTIONABLE
SECRET BUSING MEETINGS WOULO 3E PUBLIC AFFRONT
PANEL'S PUBLIC STAFF URGES CUT IN OUKE POWER RATE REQUEST
DUKE POWER CHAIRMAN SAYS RATE INCREASE IS ESSENTIAL
BUS STUDY COMMITTEE TO RECONSIDER SECRET TALKS
BUS NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPEN AS P0SSI3LE
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MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SEC°ECY ON "USES STUDIED
BnyO'S WORDS RING TRUE
thanks for good clean-up job
treatment system at oconee oec
keoucing night pus service uno
city panel postpones action ov
9 firms challenge taxes in gui
bus servicei housing eyeo
duke power testing law; custom
ouke power to offer scholarsh1
ingram calls knox utility's 'w
china may purchasc nuclear eo.j
making way fur the new
storm causes power loss
powfr restorer after last hl<h
eluerly power users are chargc
nuclear fuel tax exemption may
farmer seeks !1.5 million froh
suit against duke power oismis
judge dismisses duke power sul
nrc fines duke power s40.000
ouke power "ay appeal nuclear
cresset wins computers
ouke power gets 8* hike
way cleareo for n-license
duke power is cleareo of chars
lightning sparks outages throj
utilities rated productivet fi
ouke power gets license to loa
ouke power co. gives 2 buses t
ouke power will test devices
duke power donates two 3uses t
ouke power plans load-control
power returns
utilities official expects ele
national labor relations boar?
nlrb sets hearing in ouke pow-
newton takes power fight to cd
utility seeking buyers for su<
freo seufekt shows you how bei
moody's may upgrade duke bonds
nuclear plant safety oisputeo
county property to be revalued
ouke power urges voter registr
duke ads 'half true'
n.c. high court cuts duke rate
durham homes eligible for lowe
ouke power co. lawyers stuoyi-i
ouke power offering new reduce
ouke power announces electrici
chapel hill town council to h"
ouke power success helps cu5to
journal lauds ouke power co.
edmisten misfires at utilities
ouke power co. to seek hike of
ouke power increases heating =
ouke power raises us energy a
duke nuclear plant may pe ope'
ibm gets ouke power award for
EXECUTIVES: SHREWD firms WILL
AGENCY SAYS IT WILL OPPOSE CHA
RECEIVES ENERGY AWARD
IS THIS 'DE-SELLING' POWER?
AGENCY NEEDS CUEL FUNDS
LOOKING BACK AT OURHAM . . .FOOD
LAREO COST-CUTTING SUCCESS
E» STUDY
BUS REPORT
LFORD
ERS MAY PAY MORE
PS
ATER BOY'
IPMENT FROM DUKE POWER
T'S STORM
0 UNFAIRLY
BE AXED
POWER CO.
SED
ES
GHOUT PARTS UF CITY
NANCIALLY WEAK
D FUEL INTO CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION
0 UNIVERSITY
0 OUKE
TEST
CTRIC RATES TO STABILIZE
FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST OUKE POWER CO.
R CASE
URT
PLUS ELECTRICITY
NG A CLOCK WATCHER SAVES MONEY
AT I ON
RISE 129.6 MILLION
R POWER RATES
G ORDER ON REFUNDS
O-PRICE PLAN
TY SALE PROGRAM
AR REQUEST FUR OUKE POWER SUBSTATION
MERS. OFFICIALS SAY
15* TO 20*
UNO FOR NEEDY
ID FUNO
ATING BY SPRING
CUTTING BILL BY 13. J MILLION
EXPANO OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, MINORITIES
RGES
TO ENERGY
DUKE POWER CO.. CHAPEL HILL OFFICE
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL. N.C.
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL TO HEAR REOUEST FOR OUKE POWER SUBSTATION
OUKE POWER SEEKS PERMIT FOR SUBSTATION
OUKE POWER CO.. EARNINGS
143.000 IN DAMAGE TO GTE BURIcO CABLES
DUKE PROFITS UP
OUKE POWER CO.. EMPLOYEES
OUKF POWER NAMES NEW DISTRICT MANAGER
SHOAF TO BE HONOREO AT OCT. 2 COFFEE
RETIREMENT CEREMONY
THE GUEST OF HONOR
WELDER SAYS DUKE NUCLEAR PLANT IS UNSAFE
OUKE POWER CO.. SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE OUKE POWER CO.. EARNINGS
DUKE POWER CO.. SUBSTATIONS
DUKE POWER PLANS NEW SUBSTATI3N
OUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. MEOICAL RESEARCH
RESEARCHER AT OUKE WINS AWARD
DUKE RESEARCHER RECEIVES AWARD
OUKE PRIMATE CENTER HOME FOR '.ARE LEMURS
•MANGO CONNECTION' AIDS COLONY OF OUKE LEMURS
DUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESCHOOL A^ 0 PPIMARY PROGRAM
OUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN GETTING NEW HOME
DUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN TO M3VE INTO NEW BUILDING
CHILD-CENTERED EDUCATION SUNDAY DISCUSSION TOPIC
ADJUSTING TO PUPILS SAID KEY
STATEMENT CORRECTED
OUKE SCHOOL GETS OK
OUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
GROUNDBREAKING SATURDAY
GROUNDBREAKING SLATED SATURDAY FOR SCHOOL
GROUNDBREAKING SLATED SATURDAY FOR SCHOOL
STARTING THEM OUT VERY YOUNG
A LITTLE GROUNDBREAKING MUSIC. PLEASE
DUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILOREN TO O'EN IN NEW OUARTERS
RIBBON-CUTTING SLATED FOR NEW OUKE SCHOOL
CELEBRATION
OUKE SPORTS HALL OF FAME
FOUR BLUE DEVILS NAMEO TO SCHOOL'S HALL OF FAME
CORRECTION
BANKHEAO SETS WIN RFCORO! HEHTZELMAN EXTENDS GOLF LEAD
OUKE NAMES FOUR TO HALL
MATHESON. OEROGATIS AMONG FOU> BLUE DEVIL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
OUKE ST.
DUKE STREET SPEEDING STUNS VISITOR
CITY GETS PAY EXTENSION FOR STREET WIDENING
DUKE ST. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
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UAL I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SENIOR CENTERS PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES
KITCHEN BANO
OVER •'0 ANO STILL ACTIVE
OUKE STUOENTS FOR LIFE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUOENTS
OPPONENTS SEEK VOTE ON ABORTION LOANS TO STUOENTS
OUKE SYMPHONY
SFE ALSO OUKE WINO SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY TO PERFORM
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OUKE TOWER APARTMENTS
HINT OF HISTORY
OUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE: A PORTRAIT (BOOKI
OUKE FILMING DELAYED
FILMING AT OUKE PUT OFF UNTIL FALL
THE BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL: TRANSATLANTIC BONDS CELEBRATEO
INOIAN OCEAN ARTS FESTIVAL IS PLANNED
LUCE PROFFSSORSHIP fjtaBLISHE:) AT OUKE
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, MEDICINE C RESEARCH I AD I
LOU PRESSURE CAUSEO WATER WOES AT OUKF
OUKE HOMECOMING MARRED BY WATFR PRESSURE PROBLEMS
OUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
HUESTIS TO RETIRE
HUESTIS TO RETIRE FROM OUKE P3 ST
DUKE MAKING SINGLE OFFICE OUT OF 2
ASSISTANT NAMED FOR DUKE'S PRESIOENT
POTTER GETS POST
DIXON RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD
OUKE UNIV.. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUOENTS
COLLEGE APPLICATIONS UP AT N.C. SCHOOLS
N.C. COLLEGES REPORT BOOST IN APPLICATIONS
AIO FDR GRADUATE STUDENTS IS TOP PRIORITY - SANFORO
SUCCESS RECORD PROVES DUKE'S AIM NOT TOO HIGH
DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SFE ALSO CHARLES A. DUKES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICE TO OUKE UNIV
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, ALUMNI
DUKE ALUMNUS DESCRIBES EARLY EDUCATION IN STATE
BACK IN THE GROOVE
BRITISH, AMERICAN ARTISTS TO 3E FOCUS OF ONE-WEEK EVENT AT DUKE
ARTISTS FOCUS OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
DUKE ALUMNI PUBLICATION WINS AWARO
DUKE ALUMNI AWARO THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
DUKE'S ALUMNI AWARD 3 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MERIT
ALUMNI TO RETURN TO DUKE
OUKE ASKS ALUMNI TO JOIN SEARCH FOR SANFORO SUCCESSOR
16 DUKE ALUMNI TO RECEIVE AWAR 0
16 DUKE ALUMNI NAMED FOR AWARD
CHEWNING ELECTED DUKE ALUMNI HEAO
OUKE UNIV., ARCHITECT
DUKE'S ARCHITECTURE HAS ENGLISH
H 2 3/28/64 B 1 N W24
H 2 3/15/84 C 14 N
S 2 6/16/84 A I P P C56
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16
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5/01/84 A
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5/24/84 C
16
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5/25/84 A
13
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S 2
6/06/84 A
1 1
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8/01/64 B
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9/20/84 C
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NFLUENCE
OUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO CHARLES A. OUKES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. 0 I S T INGU I SH= 0 ALUMNI AWARDS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
DUKE PROGRAM ONE OF BEST
OUKE "USINESS DIVISION GIVES AWARD TO OIXON
RECREATION THERAPIST TO GET SERVICE AWARO
OUKE TO GIVE AWARDS TO COMO, FOUR OTHERS
OUKE UNIV., BROADWAY AT OUKE SERIES
SEE ALSO SUMMER THEATER AT OUKE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS t FulO RAISING
see also duke univ. boaro of trustees, budget
duke votes cash to improve apartments
duke trustees approve budget
trustees ok 1151 million ouke budget
duke univ.. building projects
see also duke univ., investments
see also cuke univ., property
sfe also joseph m. ano kathleen price bryan univ. center
ouke trustees ok campus renovation
on-site storage best
duke to renovate 2 buildings
duke trustees committed to new dorm
ouke univ., buses
see also durham, n.c, buses
duke power co. gives 2 buses to university
duke univ., chancellor's office
duke chancellor receives meoi:al foundation awaro
ouke univ.. commencement
see also duke univ., honorary degrees
katharine graham to speak at juke graduation ceremony
■post' executivf to speak at duke's commencement
bishop to give duke address
graduation at ouke set for suvday
ouke offers cultural events am d exhibits
2,000 will graouate at fuke
ouke graduating 2,000
m=s. graham: press to affect grads
final duke nursing class gradjates
celebpat ing
oukf lists durham area graduates
katharine graham in freeoom's pursuit
duke univ., computers
see also computfrs
see also ouke univ. computer ka1p
huestis to retire
ouke not requiring computer ownership
ouke keeps high-tech in prope' perspective
city schools get grant
physics department dedicates computer
1150,000 computer system dedicated at duke university
atct gives duke computer gift
S 2 6/07/84 A 1 P N
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9/17/84
10/25/84
11/06/84
11/09/84
1
18
1
N
N 080
N 060
H 2 11/30/84 0 6 P F
H 2 3/04/84 A
S 2 5/05/84 A
H 2 5/06/84 C
S 2 3/03/«4
H 2 5/12/64
S 2 7/16/84
H 2 9/30/64
1 N W24
1 N C05
1 N W24
1 N C05
1 N W24
H 2 7/26/64 C 12 N 080
S 2 U/05/84 C I P N
S 2
2/13/64
A
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H 2
2/13/84
B
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4/19/64
C
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N
S 2
5/01/84
A
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S 2
5/02/64
A
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H 2
5/03/84
C
6
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H 2
5/06/84
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H 2
5/07/84
A
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M51
S 2
5/07/84
A
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S 2
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8/25/84
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
DUKE GIVEN 8 COMPUTERS BY ATCT
OUKE UNIV., CONCERTS
CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES TO CONTIMUE
FRANK TO LEAO PIANO CLASSES
DUTCH JAZZ PIANIST TO PERFORM
PIANIST TO CONDUCT DUKE CLASS'S
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
RUSSIAN'S MUSIC PART OF PROGRAM
RECITAL TODAY IN BALDWIN AUDITORIUM
TROUBADOURS TO PERFORM
RECITALS PLANNED AT DUKE
RAMPAL'S GOT RHYTHM TOO
CONCERTS PLANNED
WAIT, PLAYING ANNOY AT RAMPAL CONCERT
DUKE MUSIC FACULTY TO GIVE RECITAL
YALE CHORUS TO PERFORM AT DUKE CHAPEL
OUKE TO OFFER FREE CONCFRT
ORGAN RECITAL PLANNEO SUNOAY IN DUKE CHAPEL
ORGAN RECITAL PLANNED SUNDAY IN OUKE CHAPEL
OUKE CHORALE TO PERFORM
ORGAN RECITAL IN DUKE CHAPEL
TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT FOR DUKE SYMPHONY
SILVER TO GIVE SITAR CONCERT
CONCERT SET ON SATURDAY
3 TH PERFORM
OURHAM'S REST DAZZLES IN CONC=RT
A CONOUCTOR AS SOLOIST BREEDS SPECIAL RAPPORT
KETCH WILL PERFORM SOLO
7 RECITALS SCHEDULED AT DUKE
APPLAUSF, APPLAUSE FOR PRICE
LFONTYNE PRICE: 'INCOMPARABLE'
DUKE TO HOST ORGAN RECITAL
HAITIAN ORCHESTRA AT OUKE SATURDAY
PIANO RECITAL SET
IDOL TO PERFORM
KITCHEN'S PERFORMANCE A TRUE DELIGHT
BYLINE IS OMITTED
CONCERT SCHEDULED TO HONOR MRS. PRATT
•DIVA' STAR TO SING AT DUKE
FREE "USIC AT DUKE
CHAMBER ARTS OFFERS SERIES
GROUP TO PAY TRIBUTE TO BA SI E. ELLINGTON
HIGH NOTE EVENT
PARENTS' WEEKEND CONCERTS PLANNEO
HYMNS OF CHARLES WESLEY: SUNG BY STEVEN K1M8R0UGH
RAVEL 'TRIO* IS ROGERI HIGHLIGHT
FATHER. SON TEAM TO GIVE CONCERT
DUKE MUSIC SERIES OPENS FRIDAY
DUKE CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SERIES TO START
•LA CENERENTOLA' A PLEASANTRY FROM ROSSINI LITTER
GALWAY'S FLUTE DELIGHTS
OUKE PLANS MUSICAL NOVEMBER
OUKE TO OFFER A VARIETY OF MUSIC
JAZZ CONCERT SLATEO TONIGHT TO BENEFIT WILLIAMS FESTIVAL
DUKE SCHEDULES MUSIC EVENTS
SEVERAL RECITALS. CONCERTS PUNNED AT OUKE IN DEC.
•THE PITCHFORKS' TO PERFORM
OUKE DANCE PROGRAM ON TAP
N.C. BOYS CHOIR'S CHRISTMAS CONCERT THURSDAY AT DUKE
OUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. SEMINARS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. CONFERENCES
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO MEET FOR CONFERENCE
OUKE TO HOST NATIONAL FORUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
FORUM ON ENVIRONMENT SLATEO MARCH 6-8 AT DUKE
CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE SCHEDULED
CHEMISTS TO MEET AT DUKE
THE IDEAS ANO THE MONEY TO GET TOGETHER
BRITISH. U.S. JOURNALIST PLAN CONFERENCE AT DUKE
BRITISH. AMERICAN JOURNALISTS TO MEET
COUNSELORS' CONERENCE SET AT DUKE
•HERE'S WHAT'S NEXT-
CONFERENCE ON FORESTS SET AT 3 UK E
FUTURE OF U.S. FORESTS IS OUKE MEETING TOPIC
OUKE UNIV.. CONSTRUCTION
SEE OUKE UNIV., BUILDING PROJECTS
DUKE UNIV., CURRICULUM
MARINE LAB EXPANDING COURSES
OUKE TO MOVE ON NURSING SCHOOL CHANGES
DUKE BOOSTS WOMEN'S STUDIES
TECHNOLDGY-L IBERAL ARTS PROGRAM STUDIED AT DUKE
DUKE BEGINNING SEARCH FOR SUCCESSOR TO SANFORO
OUKE TO OFFER MASTER'S PROGRAM FOR ADULTS
NEW MASTER'S PROGRAM KEEPS OU< E FUTURE BRIGHT
DUKE COURSE EXPLAINS TECHNOLOGY
OUKE TO START NEW PROGRAM
EXXON GIVES MONEY TO AID OUKE COURSE
WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM EXPANDS
DUKE UNIV., OANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO DUKE DANCE GRUUP
CONNOR INSPIRES DUKE DANCE
FACULTY-STUDENT DANCE CONCERT PLANNEO
DUKE OANCE PROGRAM ON TAP
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DUKE UNIV.. DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOJRCES
DUKE FILLS HIGH POST
DUKE UNIV.. DISCRIMINATION
ARBITRATOR ACCUSES DUKE OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
OUKE UNIV.. OORMITCIRIES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. STUDENT HOJSINC
TRUSTEES OK $151 MILLION OUKE BUDGET
FIRE DAMAGES OUKE DORMITORY R30M; NO ONE INJUPED
DUKE STUDENT LEADER CITIES OVERCROWDING
LARGER DUKE GRADUATE SCHOOL URGED
DUKE TRUSTEES OK HOSPITAL COST DROP
OUKE TRUSTEES COMMITTED TO NEW DORM
DUKE TRUSTEES NOT COMMITTED TO NEW DORM
BRODIE TO BE DUKE PRESIDENT
FOOTBALL, DORM OUKE TOPICS
OUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., WEST CAMPUS
CIRCLE WALKER
TRANQUIL
DUKE TRUSTEES NOT COHMITTEO TO NEW OOPM
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1/06/84
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1/15/84
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1/19/84
0
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S 2
1/19/34
0
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H 2
1/27/84
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H 2
2/03/84
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H 2
2/05/e4
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2/09/84
0
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2/19/84
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2/23/84
0
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2/23/84
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2/24/04
0
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2/27/84
A
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3/07/84
A
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S 2
3/09/84
C
6
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S 2
3/12/84
a
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S 2
3/12/84
a
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H 2
3/13/84
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H 2
3/14/84
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3/14/84
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3/15/84
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H 2
3/22/84
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H 2
3/22/P4
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12
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S 2
3/22/14
0
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H 2
3/23/84
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3/25/84
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3/30/84
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4/05/84
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4/06/84
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4/07/84
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8/17/84
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8/28/84
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8/30/84
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S 2
9/03/84
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9/04/84
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9/06/84
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S 2
9/06/84
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S 2
9/06/84
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H 2
9/20/84
0
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H 2
9/27/84
A
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S 2
9/29/84
A
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K30
H 2
10/25/84
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H 2
10/26/84
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H 2
10/26/84
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S66
H 2
10/29/84
A
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S 2
10/30/84
A
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H 2
10/31/84
A
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080
H 2
11/02/84
0
12
R
S66
S 2
11/02/84
A
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J06
S 2
11/03/84
A
13
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
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H 2
11/29/84
A
16
N
S I
11/30/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
12/01/84
B
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S 2
12/04/84
B
8
N
H 2
12/06/84
A
12
N
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OUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EMPLOYEES
BUR»US WINS DUKE EMPLOYEE AHA* 0
DISCRIMINATION SUIT DISMISSED
ONE OF VOICES OF DUKE HANGS UP HEADPIECE
DUKE TRIES TO UPGRADE E"PLOYE=S" EDUCATION
DUKE OFFERING BASIC COURSES TO EMPLOYEES
ANTI-ILLITERACY EFFORT A CREDIT TO OUKE, OT I
OUKE UNIV., END
SEE ALSO OUK
SFE ALSO OUK
SEE ALSO DUR
OUKE EYE C
OUKE DEPAR
OUKE GIVEN
NURSE'S PA
OUKE CREAT
CLARK LECT
REYNOLDS T
OUKE SEEKS
OUKE TAKES
DUKE Campa
BLACKPURN
OWMENTS
E ENDOWMENT
E UNIV., GIFTS L FU*0 RAISING
HAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
ENTER GIVEN $100,000
TMENTS GET GRANTS
»l MILLION FOR LIBRARY, NEW CHAIR
RENTS START DUKE ENDOWMENT
ES PROFESSORSHIP
URESHIP ESTABLISHED AT OUKE
0 ENDOW SI. 2 MILLIOM TO OUKE
t200 MILLION TO 'C50SS THRESHOLD'
BOLD STEP
IGN BOOSTING MORALE
ENOOWMENT RECEIVES FIRST PLEDGE
NCIL
0 TEACHING AWARDS
BACKED
POST
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ENTIAL AWARDS
ESSOR
N
EACHERS IN CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
ATE
SCHOOLS' EFFORT
MEO HUMANITIES FELLOWS
IS OFAO
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AL AWARDS
ARDS
CLASS
DUKE
ENT. PROMOTIONS
OUKE FACULTY
MCGOVERN
OUKE
RE FOR U.S. STUOENTS
ORS
SETTLE DISCRIMINATION DISPUTE
DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., AOMISSIONS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
GRADUATE SCHOOLS TRY TO RETAl'l ENROLLMENT
UNIVERSITIES EXPECT NFARLY 5,700 FRESHMAN
DUKE EXPECTS 9,500 STUOENTS
DUKE ORIENTATION STARTS WEONESOAY
3R0DIE TO BE DUKE PRESIDENT
DUKE STUDENTS WANT ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 5,
OUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ACAOEMIC COJ
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISH^
OOUBLING BLACK OUKE PROFESSORS
BLACK FACULTY HIKE SOUGHT
STEINMETZ GETS CHURCH HISTORY
TWO DUKE PROFESSORS WIN INVEST
TWO OUKE PROFESSORS WIN PRESID
BENDER GETS FULBRIGHT AWARD
DUKE PROFESSOR EMERITUS, DIES
DUKE PRDFESSORSHIPS AWAROED
PERRY, FURMFR OUKE BOTANY PROc
ROPP TO SERVE AS OUKE OMBUOSMA
OUKE PROGRAM DESIGNED TO AIO T
DUKE, OURHAM SCHOOLS TO CDOPE'
COOPERATION ADMIRABLE IN DUK E-
OUKE, N.C. STATE PROFESSORS NA
PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF FORESTRY
STUOENTS AT ST. MARY'S, UNC RE
OUKE PROFESSOR WINS TWO NATION
PROFESSOR IS RECIPIENT OF 2 AW
A'S ARE RARE IN DAVIO PALETZ'
MCGOVERN TO TEACH 2 COURSES AT
DUKE PROVOST ANNOUNCES APPOIN*
2 ASSISTANT PROFESSORS TO JOIN
MCGOVERN A PLUS FOR DUKE
DUKE PROMOTFS, HIRES PROFESSOR
DUKE SHOULDN'T PRESENT LEFTIST
MCGOVERN HAS RIGHT TO TFACH AT
LET MCGOVERN TEACH AT OUKE
ROBERTS JOINS OUKE FACULTY
DUKE INSTRUCTOR: HOMEWORK A B3
DUKE AOOS TWO VISITING PROFESS
OUKE SUIT GETS EXTENSION
JUOGE URGES DUKE PROFESSOR TO
EXILED WRITER TEACHES AT DUKE
OUKE CREATES PROFESSORSHIP
OUKE STUDENT LEAOFR CITIES OVE
U.S. COURT CUTS DUKE OISCRIMIM
OUKE DAMAGE AWARD SET ASIDE
OUKE HISTORIAN GETS JEFFERSON
OUKE HISTORIAN RECEIVES MEDAL
OUKE ANNOUNCES FACULTY PROMOTI
BROOIE TO BE DUKE PRESIDENT
FIVE GET TEACHING AWARDS
OUKE PROFESSOR TO BF ON 'TODAY'
DUKE UNIV., FACULTY SALARIES
ARBITRATOR ACCUSES OUKE OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
OUKE FIGHTS BIAS CASE JUDGMENT
DUKE UNIV.. FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., JOURNALISM FELLOWS
SEE ALSO TIME-DUKE UNIV. FELLOWSHIP
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON POST-DUKE UNIV. FELLOWS
HONORS CUKE PROFESSOR
NFWSPAPERMEN FROM NEW YORK TO VISIT DUKF
•NEW YORK TIMES' JOINS OUKE J1URNALISM PROGRAM
4900,000 TO ENOOW 3 ANNUAL FELLOWSHIPS
NFw OUKE FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCEO
DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARY LOU WILLIAMS JAZZ FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INOIAN OCEA.IS ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO UMBRIA AT OUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
ARTS IF INDIA COMING TO FESTIVAL AT OUKE
OUKE FESTIVAL EMPHASIZES THtRD WORLO'S RICH CULTURE
OUKE FESTIVAL CELEBRATES INOIAN OCEAN CULTURES
JAZZ FEST SET AT OUKE ON NOV. 2-4
OUKE PROF BAGS JAZZ FESTIVAL
PHOTO DISPLAY OPENS AT OUKE
MOVIE OIRECTOR SAYS: 'I HAVEN'T MAOE THINGS I DIDN'T WANT TO'
THIRD WORLD SERIES BEGINS ON "ONOAY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
PROFESSOR EUERITUS OF JAZZ HEADLINES DUKE CONCERT
ITALIAN MUSICIANS TRAVEL TO OJKE FOR UMPRIA JAZZ FESTIVAL
UMBRIA AT DUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL BEGINS TOMORROW
OUKE PLANS MUSICAL NOVE"BER
JAZZ ALIVE AT DUKE'S UM"RIA FESTIVAL
ITALIANS' 'KIND OF CONCERTO' WAS UM=R!A HIGH SPOT
POET FROM INDIA TO LECTURE, GIVE READING ON THURSDAY
OANNY RICHMOND OUINTET To BE AT OUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
POET TO VI SI T OUKE
WINTERFEST
OUKE UNIV., FINANCIAL AID
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
RCROWOING
AT ION AWARO
MEDAL
ONS, APPOINTMENTS
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8/31/84
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8/19/94
8/20/84
9/06/84
9/30/84
10/02/84
10/05/84
10/07/84
10/18/84
10/24/94
10/25/84
11/01/B4
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11/08/84
11/09/84
11/27/84
11/27/84
11/28/84
12/21/84
F 871
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SFE ALSO STUOENT AID PROGRAM
DUKE STUDENTS ARE PROTESTING SLASHES IN A 10
NCCU. OUKE EEAR-STUOENT AIO CUTS
CUTS WILL HAMPER OUKE AID PROGRAM
OUKF TRUSTEES APPROVE BUOGET
STUOENT AIO HAROER TO SECURE
STUOENT AID COMBATS COST HIKES
AIO FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS IS TOP PRIORITY - SANFORO
SANFORO SAYS OUKE AIMS TO ORAW BEST GPAO STUOENTS IN AMERICA
OUKE FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE
DUKE UNIV.. FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
CANDLE CAUSES FIRE IN OORM
FIRE DAMAGES DUKE DORMITORY R30M; NO ONE INJURED
OUKE UNIV.. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
INTERNATIONAL STUOENTS FEO HO"E COOKING
CLUB FOSTERS GOOD HILL
RUTH WHEELER LOWE DAY WAS A CELEBRATION OF LOVE
DUKE UNIV.. FUND-RAISING
SEE OUKE UNIV.. ENDOWMENTS
SEE DUKE UNIV., GIFTS £ FUNO RAISING
SEE OURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
OUKE UNIV., GIFTS I FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DUKE ENDOWMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. TELETHONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CAPITAL GIFT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
OUKE TALENT PROGRAM GETS (50, C
TALENT PROGRAM GETS (50,000 IM
DURHAM-OUKE ORIVE BEGINS WITH
OUKE UNIVERSITY'S TALENT SEAR:
DUKE UNIVERSITY GETS CHECK FO*
OUKE GETS INSTALLMENT OF GIFT
DUKE NAMES <> TO LEAC DRIVE
DUKE GIVEN (1 MILLION FOR L I BR
DUKE'S CAPITAL CAMPAIGN GOAL i
DURHAM-OUKE CAMPAIGN TOPS GOAL
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
OUKE GETS PAPERS
MIDEAST EXPERT'S BOOKS, PAPERS
UNOFFICIAL SUPERVISOR
DUKE FUNO CITED
FIRM GIVES CONTROL SYSTEM TO L
OUKE GRAOS GIVE (43.000
DUKE SENIORS GIVE (43,000
OUKE RESEARCH PROGRAHS GET FOU
THANK YOU DUKE TELETHON SPONSO
OUKE TO GET 1375,000 FROM LUCE
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT DEDICATES C
$350,000 COMPUTER SYSTE" DEDi:
MEDICAL FACULTY GIVES (1 MILIJ
OUKE FUNO RAISES (3.8 MILLION
1983-84 GIVING A NEW RECORD FT
OUKE CREATES PROFESSORSHIP
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL IS GETTH
OUKE GRAO LEAVES FORESTRY SCM3
SUCCESS RECORD PROVES DUKE'S »
NEW SOCIETY HONORS OUKE OONORS
CLARK LECTURESHIP ESTABLISHED
NEW DIVINITY SCHOOL LECTURESHI
GROUP TO RAISE MONEY FOR DUKE
AHA HOPES TO RAISE II MILLION
FIRM WILL BACK DUKE PROGRAM
REYNOLOS TO ENDOW 41.2 MILLIOM
REYNOLDS GIVING U.2 MILLION T
ATCT GIVES OUKE COMPUTER GIFT
DUKE GIVEN 8 COMPUTERS BY ATCT
DUKE SEEKS 1200 MILLION TO "CT
DUKE ANNOUNCES (200 MILLION FJ
SANFORO HEDGES ON POSSIBLE PA».
145 MILLION IS PLEDGEO EARLY T
OUKE TAKES BOLD STEP
OUKE CAMPAIGN BOOSTING MORALE
ASSURING OUKE'S FUTURE
BLACKBURN ENOOWMENT RECEIVES F
OUKF SETTING UP BRAIN BANK; AL
ENDOWMENT AWAROS OUKE (1.9 MIL
S COMMI TTEE
ER, GIFTS t FUND RAISING
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DONATIONS
GOAL SET AT 1260,000
H GETS (40,000 FROM FOUNDATIONS
1500.000
ARY, NEW CHAIR
XCEEOS HALFWAY MARK
OF (260,000 FOR UNIVERSITY
GIVEN TO OUKE
AB
NOATION BACKING
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G ST. 67 MILLION
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IM NOT TOO HIGH
AT DUKE
P HONORS LATE OUKE TEACHER
PROFESSORSHIP
FOR DUKE CHAIR
TO DUKE
0 DUKE
OSS THRESHOLD'
NO-RAISING ORIVE
TY POSITION
0 DUKE CAMPAIGN
IRST PLEDGE
ZHEIMER'S RESEARCH PLANNED
LION
OUKE UNIV.. GRADUATION
SEE DUKE UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
OUKE UNIV.. GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. GIFTS C FU'JO RAISING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GRANTS
WOMEN'S STUDIES GIVEN BOOST
OUKE DEPARTMENTS GET GRANTS
DUKF GETS FRANT OF (1.8 MILLITN
TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM GETS GRANTS
DUKE COURSE EXPLAINS TECHNOLOGY
GRANT ALLOWS OUKE TO STUDY EC3SYSTEMS
DUKE GETS (125,000 FROM FOUNOATIUN TO STUOY POLLUTION
PHOTO CENTER GETS (197,000
OUKE GRAO LEAVES FORESTRY SCHOOL (7.6 MILLION GRANT
2 OUKF DEPARTMENTS GET FEDERAL GRANTS
EXXON GIVFS MONEY TO AID DUKE COURSE
OUKE RECEIVES GRANT FOR CONSTITUTION PROJECT
OUKE'S WORK ON ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE RESULTS IN (50.000 CONTRACT.
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR PROJECT Ot CONSTITUTION
PROGRAM ALLOWS FORESTRY STUDEMTS TO COMPETE FOR RESEARCH MONEY
DUKE AWARDED PUBLISHNG GRANT
TIP PROGRAM GETS GRANT
DUKE PROGRAM GETS (30,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
HUMANITIES GRANT AWAROED TO DJKE
OUKE UNIV., HISTORY
OUKE CHAPEL - A OREAM AND A MAGNET
DUKE HISTORIAN AIOS CARBON 0I3XIDE STUOY
RANDOLPH COUNTY TOWN KEEPS 0U< E MEMORY AL IVF
PUPIL FOUND 19TH-CENTURY HOLIDAY DULL
96-YEAR-OLD LETTER SAYS CAMPUS YULE DULL
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SYMPOSIA
SEMINAR WILL DISCUSS NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
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DUKE UNIV. ALUMNI REGISTER
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DUKE UNIV. BOAPO OF TRUSTEES. BUOGE T
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUDGET
DL'KE TRUSTEES APPROVE BUOGET
TRUSTEES OK S151 MILLION OUKE BUOGET
DUKE UNIV. BOTANY OEPT.
PLANT SALE SCHEDULED
OUKE UNIV. BUSINESS SCHOOL
SEE OUKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF PUSINESS
OUKE UNIV. CAMPUS CLUB
NEH DRUGS TO HELP PSYCHOTICS
GOURMET CLUB '00ES IT UP RIGHT- EVERY MONTH
SITAR PRELUDES YEAR'S ACTIVITIES
MUSEUM RECEPTION HAS BONUS OF THE EVENING
CAMPUS CLUB SCHEDULES JANUARY LECTURE SERIES
CAMPUS CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE SERIES
DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
OUKE TO OBSERVE "CANADA HEEK'
INDIAN, ESKIMO ART COMES TO DJKE
DUKE LIBRARY GETS DESIGNATION
OUKE LIBRARY TO HOUSE RECORDS
DUKE UNIV. CAPITAL GIFTS COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
HONORS OUKE PROFESSOR
GROUP TO RAISE MUNEY FOR OUKE PROFESSORSHIP
BLACKBURN ENDOHMENT RECEIVES = IRST PLEDGE
OUKE UNIV. CARDIOVASCULAR EDUCATION CENTER
SEE DUkE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, C ARO I OVA SCUL AR MEDICINE
SEE HEART OISEASE
SEE HEART RESEARCH
OUKE UNIV. CENTER
SFE JOSEPH M. ANO KATHLEEN PRICE
BRYAN UNIV. CENTER
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOP DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
2 OUKF DEPARTMENTS GET FEDERAL GRANTS
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOP DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
OUKE CENTER SPONSORING RLOM S-l OH
OUKE HELPS SPONSOR BLOM PHOTO EXHIBIT
OUKE OFFICIAL HINS WS.000 PRIZE
OUKE PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER GETS SRANT
PHOTO CENTER GETS H17.000
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR HEALTH ANO CLINICAL POLICY
DUKE'S CANCER UNIT GETS HHU DESIGNATION
DUKE PROGRAM TO ASSIST WORLO HEALTH ORGANIZATION
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO JEHS
OUKE CREATES PROFESSORSHIP
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR N.C. POLICY RESEARCH AND PLANNING
SEE OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES ANO PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SEE N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLIZY RESEARCH
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
SEE OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES ANO PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING ANO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETHORK
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FIR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
LECTURE SERIES BEGINS
LECTURE SERIES ON AGING BFGINS TUESOAY AT OUKE
ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE FACILITY EXTENDED
OUKE'S HORK ON ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE RESULTS IN 150,000 CONTRACT...
DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COMMUNICATIONS POLICY
BPITISH JOURNALIST TO TEACH AT OJKE
•FREE PRESS' TO BE TOPIC
EDITOR TEACHING FAR FROM LONDON — BUT NOT CONTROVERSY
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF THE GOVERNORSHIP ANO STATE POLICYMAKING
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS, U.S.
DUKE TO BRING IN SIX GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS STATE GOVERNMENT
GUBERNATORIAL FFLLOW PROGRAM STARTS AT nyKE
UTAH GOVERNOR EYES DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S TOP JOB
DUKE UNIV. CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
ARTS TICKETS ON SALE
PG L P BYL
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4/05/84
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12/06/84
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3/02/84
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S
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3/03/84
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3/04/84
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3/04/P4
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5/0.4/84
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5/05/94
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1
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H
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5/05/84
B
1
N
S
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1/28/84
A
1
N
L3S
H
2
1/21/84
A
1
N
H24
S
2
1/21/84
A
1
N
L3B
H
2
1/30/84
A
1
N
W24
S
2
10/01/R4
A
1
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L38
H
2
ll/l 1/84
A
6
N
080
s
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12/06/84
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L38
s
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12/07/84
h
1
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L38
H
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12/08/84
C
1
N
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s
2
12/08/84
A
1
N
L38
H
2
12/01/84
B
1
N
H24
H
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12/01/84
B
1
N
S
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12/10/84
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L38
S 2 5/05/84 A 1 N C05
H 2 5/06/84 C 1 N H24
H 2 1/05/84 B I
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1/11/84
3/01/84
10/10/84
11/20/84
11/30/34
12/10/84
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2/25/84
8/24/84
8/24/84
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S 2 1/21/84 A 13
S 2 11/10/84 A 15
S 2 12/10/84 C 3
S 2 10/30/84 A
4/12/84 B
4/13/84 C
1/16/04 B
1/25/84 A
1/30/84 A
4/25/84
5/02/84
S ? 1/25/84 A
S 2 1/05/84 A 3
H 2 1/06/84 C 10
S 2 11/13/84 A 6
H 2 11/18/84 B 4
N
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s
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8/17/84
10/24/84
11/01/84
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1/14/84
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/8'. - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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CHAMBER ARTS OFFERS SERIES
GUARNFRI OPENS CHAMBER SERIES
DUKE UNIV. CHAREL
WRITER MISNAMES OUKE ORGAN
USHERING IN EASTER
DUKE CHAPEL - A DREAM AND A MAGNET
CLASSICAL STUDIES . „
OUKE-S ARCHITECTURE HAS ENGLISH INFLUENCE
EVANGELISM REVIVAL SOUGHT
NEW OUKE MINISTER WILL PREACH IN CHAPEL
OUKE CHOIR TO SING IN WASHINGTON
11-YEAR-OLD TO SING IN OUKE CHAPEL
OUKE SERVICE IS MONOAY
THE CHAPEL'S CHRISTMAS
OUKE UNIVERSITY CONSIDERS SERVICE FOR OFF ICE-HOLOERS
DUKE UNIV. CHAREL CHOIR _ ._
TICKET SALE SET FOR -MESSIAH- BY DUKE CHOIR .
•THE MESSIAH- A SHOWCASE OF HUMAN ACHIEVEMENTS
DUKE UNIV. CHAPLAIN
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CHAPLAIN
DUKE APPOINTS MINISTER „ . ., „_,__.„.
NEW OUKE PREACHER USES ORTHODOXY, WIT AS HIS NEEDLES
OUKE PREACHER SHOULD ADD PEP
KAMMERER GETS POST
OUKE MINISTER TO TAKE POST IN FLA. CHURCH
ASSISTANT MINISTER NAMED AT DJKF
WILLIMON ATTENDS SPECIAL CONVOCATION
MINISTER IN CONVOCATION
INSTALLATION TO BE SUNOAY
OUKF PRESIDENT WILL INSTALL NEW UNIVERSITY MINISTER ON SUNDAY
nuKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELE3RITY PRO-AM GOLF C TENNIS TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
OUKE GOLF CLASSIC WILL BE COO<IN- WITH DINAH SHORE
GIVE IS TO THE OUKE CHILDREN- S CLASSIC ANO GET A FREE PLANE RIDE CAOI
OIMAGGION TO APPEAR
OIMAGGIO SCHEDULED FOR CHILDREN-S CLASSIC
BILL MURRAY AMONG DUKE CLASSIC CELEBRITIES
HARRIS TO ATTEND CLASSIC ...
STEELERS' HARRIS JOINS STAR RANKS FOR DUKE CLASSIC
STARRY. STARR NITE...IADI
A STAR-STUDDED CAST
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
HAVLICEK. COLLEGE STARS JOIN ILASSIC
MS. wIOMAN JOINS CHILOREN-S CLASSIC GOLFERS AT DUKE
STARS COMING OUT HERE THIS WEFKEND _
DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC: SATURDAY ANO SUNOAY, MAY 19-20
TENNIS TOURNEY MARKS 5 TH BIRTHDAY THIS YEAR
CLASSIC SCHEDULE
TWO 002EN TO PLAY TENNIS
GOLFERS INCLUDE PERRY. DINAH
CLASSIC 'S3: THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY
9-YEAR-OLD WITH CF SEEKS NORMAL LIFE ...
CYSTIC FIBROSIS: LETHAL GENETIC DISEASE STRIKES ONE OF EVERY 20 WHITES
PERRY SAYS 'IT'S MY FUN WEEKEND- -.__.-
VOLUNTEERS: CHILDREN'S CLASSIC DEPENDS ON AN ARMY OF HELPERS
MISS SHORE. COMO. OTHERS SET = OR SHOW
STAN SMITH SUPPORTS CYSTIC FIBROSIS EFFORTS
AT RANOOM
DUKE CLASSIC ORAWS FAMOUS CELEBRITIES
CLASSIC HELPS GIVE KIDS SOMETHING EXTRA
BILL MURRAY TO BE AT CLASSIC
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR OJKS CLASSIC SHOW
OUKE CLASSIC FUN, VITAL
CELEBRITIES SET FOR CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
OIMAGGIO BRINGS BASEBALL TO OJKF CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER GREETS OUKE CLASSIC
LET'S HEAR IT!
STARS ARRIVE
CELEBRITIES SHINE TO HELP CHILDREN
CLASSIC CELEBRITIES GOOD SPORTS TOO
WAS IT IN?
HARRIS: NFL TOUGHER THAN IN B' OWN ERA
FUN ON THE COURSE
DINAH SNEAKS A KISS AT TEE THE
CLASSICAL SMILES FOR MONDAY
WARM WELCOME
WHERE'D IT GO' .„
FORMER MAJOR LEAGUERS JOE 01 MAGGIO. .. ANO LEW BUROETTE...
EMORY, ECU READY FOR TOUGH SCHEDULE
STEELERS' HARRIS REMAINS HUUBL t
EARLY FIGURES SHOW OUKE CLASSIC RAISED «300,000
HEARTFNING SUCCESS STORY
ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSIC. IT RAINED ALL DAY
BENEFIT HORSE SHOW IS SCHEDULED AS PART OF OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
THANKS FOR THE CLASSIC
HOSPICE HOLIOAY GALA ATTRACTS LIVELY CROWD
CLASSIC'S CLASSY AODITION
HORSE SHOW OVERLOOKED
OUKE UNIV. CHORALE
WYNKOOP WANTS TO TEALH,
INSPI'E IN NEW JOB OIRECTING OUKE CHORALE
OUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MFQICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
DUKE PESEARCHFRS THINK CHEMOTHERAPY MAY CURE CANCER
'MERRY WIVES' PLANNED AS FUND RAISING EVENT
RUN-A-THON BEGINS
PERFORMANCE TO BENEFIT CANCER PATTENTS
DUKE PLAY TO BENEFIT CANCER PATIENTS
DUKE DOCTORS FXPANO USE OF CANCER TREATMENT
SHAKESPEARE ORAWS CROWO FOR CANCER CENTER BENEFIT
THANK YOU* SIGNA NU FR AT ERN I TY . .. I AO I
DUKE UNIV. COMPUTER KAMP
SEE ALSO CAMPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPSI
SEE ALSO COMPUTER CAMPS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. COMPUTERS
COMPUTER CAMP TO ENROLL 8-AND 9-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN
COMPUTEPS DRAW YOUNGEP STUDENTS AT DUKE
PARENTS TO BE SENT TO CAMP?
COMPUTER CAMP AOOS SESSIUNS FIR ADULTS
DUKE UNIV. COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
OUKE OFFERS HELP WITH EXAM STRESS
DUKE UNIV. CYSTIC FIBROSIS CENTER
9-YEAR-0L0 WITH CF SEEKS NORMAL LIFE
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3/20/84 A
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4/23/84 A
1
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5/06/84 C
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5/16/84 C
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6/02/84 A
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6/04/84 A
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H 2
6/16/84 A
7
N
H ?
9/20/84 C
4
N
S 2
9/22/84 A
14
N
S 2
12/22/84 A
3
N
H 2
12/28/34 A
4
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H 2
12/29/84 A
7
N A20
H 2
10/30/84 A
7
N 080
S 2
12/06/84 A
22
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3/D4/e4 A
5
M
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3/10/84 A
7
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H 2
3/l4/e4 A
4
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S 2
4/20/84 A
5
N
H 2
4/22/84 C
9
N
H 2
5/13/84 A
10
N
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7/03/84 C
9
N
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7/05/84 0
6
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9/14/84 C
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9/15/84 A
9
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4/20/P4
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1
P
N
H 2
4/22/84
A
10
0
A
S 2
4/26/84
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1
P
N
H 2
4/28/84
B
3
N
H 2
4/30/84
B
I
p
N
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5/03/84
C
1
P
N
H 2
5/04/84
C
1
p
N
H 2
5/06/84
A
3
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A
H 2
5/08/84
A
4
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H 2
5/12/84
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I
0
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5/13/84
C
4
P
N
H 2
5/13/84
C
12
N
C49
H 2
5/15/84
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H 2
5/15/84
0
1
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5/15/84
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5/I5/B4
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5/15/84
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5/15/84
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5/15/84
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5/15/84
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5/15/84
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5/15/84
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11
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5/15/84
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M09
H 2
5/15/84
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5/15/84
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15
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S 2
5/15/84
B
1
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S 2
5/16/84
A
1
N
H 2
5/17/84
A
I
D
N
M09
S 2
5/17/84
D
4
N
S 2
5/17/84
D
1 2
N
S 2
5/18/84
A
4
c
S 2
5/18/84
0
1
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H 2
5/19/84
A
1
P
F
H49
S 2
5/19/84
A
1
P
U
K90
S 2
5/19/84
A
3
N
S76
S 2
5/19/84
A
8
P
P
S76
H 2
5/20/84
A
1
p
F
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H 2
5/20/84
A
I
P
F
L30
H 2
5/20/84
B
1
P
P
K30
H 2
5/20/84
C
1
P
N
M71
H 2
5/20/84
C
3
P
P
K30
H 2
5/21/84
A
1
p
F
H49
H 2
5/21/84
8
1
P
P
K30
S 2
5/21/84
A
1
p
P
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S 2
5/21/84
A
3
P
P
K30
S 2
5/2I/B4
B
1
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K30
S 2
5/21/84
3
2
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U
C09
S 2
5/21/84
B
3
P
U
018
H 2
7/06/84
c
1
N
080
S 2
7/07/84
A
4
E
H 2
7/29/84
B
1
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H49
H 2
10/31/84
A
9
N
080
H 2
11/05/84
A
I 3
p
P
K30
H 2
11/06/84
B
1
P
N
S 2
11/09/84
A
4
c
H 2
11/22/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/09/84
0
3
p
N
080
6/16/84
9/14/R4
9/21/54
9/27/84
9/27/84
10/04/84
10/09/84
11/04/84
N
H 2 3/04/84 B
S 2 3/05/84 C
S 2 12/22/84 A 3 N
S 2 12/26/84 A 7 N 080
S 2 5/02/84 C 20 N
H 2 5/15/84 D 9 P F M09
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
S 1 T
N E ELY
P 0 0»TE . C PG L P BVL
CYSTIC FIBROSIS: LETHAL GENETIC DISEASE STRIKES ONE OP EVERY 20 WHITES H 2 5/15/8* 0 « N MOO
0»PUTER
ATEO AT OUKE UNIVERSITY
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
LAB BLAST BURNS O'JKE STUDENT
STUDENT AT DUKE IS TURNED IN LAB
BURN VICTIM REPORTED STABLE
2 OUKE DEPARTMENTS GET FEDERAL GRANTS
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ECONOMICS
N.C. UNIVERSITY ECONOMISTS RAV.KEO HIGH IN PUBLISHING
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF ENGLISH
DURHAM TEACHERS LAUD PROFESSOR'S PROGRAM AT OUKE
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF HEALTH. EDUCATION AND RECREATION
DUKE NUTRITION COURSE HELPS STUDENTS BECOME INDEPENDENT THINKERS
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF HISTORY
HONORS OUKE PROFESSOR
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF MyJJC
SEE DUKE UNIV. MUSIC DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF PHYSICS
PHYSICS OEPARTMENT DEDICATES
1350,000 COMPUTER SYSTEM OEOI
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
BOARD MARY OF PSYCHIATRIST PLAN
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
DR. GIFFORD DAVIS. OUKE PROFESSOR. DIES
FORMER DUKE PROFfcSSOR. DR. OAVIS, DIES AT 78
DUKE UNIV. DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
DUKE UNIV. OIETARY REHABILITATION ILINIC
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTERt COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE OEPT.
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
WHERE FOOD IS CONCERNEO: LESS IS ENOUGH
OIETICIAN MODIFIES RECIPES TO MAKE NUTRITIOUS MEALS
DIET DISCIPLE: JAMES COCO SAW The LIGHT AT DURHAM'S STRUCTURE HOUSE
DURHAM DREW 2.000 DIETERS IN '83--SURVEY
OUKE PROF: BEING FAT MAY NOT Re UNHEALTHY
DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWAROS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. Awards
3 OUKE GRADUATES HONOREO
WILLIAM STYRON TO GET OUKE'S DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD
STYPON VERY CAREFULLY LOOKS FOR THEM£ THAT SUITS NEED
OUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV.. AWARDS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. FACULTY
FIVE GET TEACHING AWARDS
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
RALEIGH MINISTER GETS UUKE POST
MANN GETS OUKE POST
'REVIEW OF RELIGION': OUKE OWINITY SCHOOL TO PUBLISH PERIODICAL
DUKE SENIORS LEAVING GIFT
ROXBORO MINISTER ENDOWS DIVINITY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
OUKE'S LACY CONTINUES ZIMBABWE CONNECTION
NOTEO BLACK PREACHER AT DUKE
DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL SCHEDULES CONVOCATION
CLARK LECTURESHIP ESTABLISHED AT DUKE
CANDIDATES' ADOPTION VIEWS CRITICUEO
DIVINITY SCHOOL WILL BEGIN SERIES ON PREACHING IN JANUARY
DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL. GIFTS
MYSTERY DONOR GIVES S25.000 TO ENDOWMENT
NEW DIVINITY SCHOOL LECTURESHIP HONORS LATE OUKF TEACHER
OUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS AND PHYSICAL HEALTH BJILDING
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
OUKE PROGRAM TRIES TO REDUCE TIME INJURFD ATHLETES SPFNO OFF THE TRACK
PATIENTS TO HONOR PROGRAM STAFF
HEAPT PATIENTS FACE MANY DOUBTS
DURHAM DREW 2.000 DIETERS IN '83 — SURVEY
DUKE UNIV. EAST CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS
DUKE UNIV. ERASMUS CLUB
ART HISTORIAN TO SPEAK TO 0UK5 CLUB
ART HISTORIAN PLANS SPEECH To ERASMUS CLUB
DU«E UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CFN'ER
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OPHTHALMOLOGY OEPT.
SEE ALSO EYES
OUKF EYE CENTFR GIVEN 1100,000
FRANCK GIFT APPROPRIATE
OUKE'S PEDIATRIC EYE CLINIC SETS GRAND OPENING TODAY
YOUTHS' EYE ILLS FOCUS OF CLI-JIC
ART AUCTION TO BENEFIT EYE CE-4TER
DINNER. AUCTION PLANNED TO BENEFIT EYE CENTER
BENEFIT ART AUCTION PLANNED FOR OCT. 20
ART WORKS TO BE SOLD FOR OUKE EYE CENTER
GALA EYE CENTER BENEFIT ART AJCTION DUBBED 'FIRST ANNUAL'
DUKE ART AUCTION RAISES OVER '12.000
ART AUCTION RAISES «12.000 FO? PROGRAMS AT EYE TENTER
DUKE WORKING TO INCREASE AW»R=NESS OF LINK BETWEEN GLAUCOMA, RLINONESS
GROUPS JOINING IN A CAMPAIGN 1GAINST BLINDNESS
DUKE UNIV. FOOO SERVICES
DUKE TRIES TO UPGRADE EMPLOYETS' EDUCATION
OUKE OFFERING B»SIC COURSES TO EMPLOYEES
ANTI-ILLITERACY EFFORT A CREDIT TO OUKE. DTI
DUKE UNIV. FREEWATER FILM SOCIETY
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
3 IN '5CS RED PROBE -ILL VISIT OUKE
BLACKLISTED HOLLYWOOO 10 SUBJECT OF FIL" SERIES
DIRECTOR TO INTRODUCE 1947 FILM AT DUKE
DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THF LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
TALENT ABOUNDS AT DUKE FRIENOS OF LIBRARY DINNER
OUKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
S 2 2/21/8* A 1
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S 2 2/22/8* C 1
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H 2 12/02/8* A 15 N
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S 2 8/25/8* A 3 N
H 2 8/25/84 A 10 N
H 2 1/27/8* b
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H 2 9/03/84 B 3 N
S 2 10/02/54 C 1 N J56
S 2 4/J2/84 A 5
H 2 4/17/84 A 13
H 2 5/13/84 D 3
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N
N
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3/31/84
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4/13/P4
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5/01/84
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7/17/84
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10/13/84
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11/03/84
A
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H 2 11/01/84 C 1 I N D80
H 2 9/03/84 B 6 N 080
H 2 8/29/84 A 8 N 080
S 2 8/29/84 C 2 N
H 2 9/03/84 B 3 N
H 2 11/22/84 C 10
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OUKE BUS
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GO ON 3 0AR0S
ULD A SJPERGOVERNMENT MANAGE THE TRIANGLE?
E OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
JUDGMENT
WITH BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
ER PROOUCTS. IDEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKERS
RPCTORS CAN 8E A TRICKY PROPOSITION
T9 IPLE
IN ORI'INAL WORKS OF ART
TEN DPUG INDUSTRY
INS FUQUAY STAFF
DAY ON "THE BUSINESS OF POLITICS*
MILLION TO DUKE
ILLION TO DUKE
AMES ASSOCIATE OEAN
OUKE UNIV. GRADUATE SCHOOL
DUKE TO OFFER MASTER'S PROGRAM FOP AOULTS
NEW MASTER'S PROGRAM KEEPS DIKE FUTURE BRIGHT
DUKE TO START NEW PROGRAM
LARGER OUKE GRAOUATE SCHOOL UP GEO
AIO FOR GRAOUATE STUOFNTS IS TOP PRIORITY - SANFORD
SANFORD SAYS DUKE AIMS TO DRAJ BEST GRAD STUOENTS IN AMERICA
SUCCESS RECORO PROVES DUKE'S AIM NOT TOO HIGH
OUKE UNIV. HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
DUKE UNIVERSITY TO HOLD SENIOR CITIZEN RECEPTION
RECEPTION SET AT OUKE FOR PEOPLE 50 ANO OVER
INSTITUTE UFFERS SPRING COURSES
COMMUNITY NOTES: LEARNING IN RETIREMENT OFFERS COURSES
RETIREES RATE REAGAN
LEARNING IN RETIREMENT COURSES ARE SCHEOULED
LEARNING CONTINUES
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR RETIRED PERSONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
DOBBINS WINS PRIZE FOR ART
OUKE ARTS INSTITUTE TO PRESENT AWARDS TO FIVE SENIORS
INDIAN OCEAN ARTS FESTIVAL IS PLANNED
ARTS OF INDIA COMING TO FESTIVAL AT OUKE
OUKE FESTIVAL EMPHASIZES THtR} WORLO'S RICH CULTURE
OUKE FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 1N0I*N OCEAN CULTURES
INDONESIAN OANCER AT DUKE SUNDAY
DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
HCGOVERN TO TEACH 2 COURSES AT OUKE
OUKE TO BRING IN SIX GOVERNORS TO OISCUSS STATE GOVERNMENT
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
SEE OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS
OUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. FOREIGN STJOENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
PAINTING AWAY
OUKE UNIV. ISLAMIC ANO ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUOIES
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI
DUKE GETS PAPERS
MIDEAST EXPERT'S BOOKS. PAPERS GIVEN TO DUKE
DUKE SPONSORS EGYPT TOUR
OUKE UNIVERSITY JORDAN HALL
OUKE TO RENOVATE 2 BUILDINGS
DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER INC.
MEDICAL BOAPDS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSOR SAYS
MEDICAL STANDARDS. LICENSING NECESSARY
WEST GERMAN PROF TO JOIN DUKE FACULTY
CENTER AIMS: SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
RETIRED DUKE LAW PROFESSOR LIVENGOOO DIES
DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO OCEANS
MARINE LAB EXPANOING COURSES
OUKF MARINE LAB EXPANDS CURRICULUM
CLIMATE PROMOTING COOPERATION
AOUANAUTICS. DUKE FORM PARTNERSHIP
AQUANAUTICS. DUKE ENTER PARTNERSHIP
•EL NINO' WARNING ASSURED
OUKE STUDENTS EVACUATE LABORATORY IN BEAUFORT
MARINF LAB BATTENS DOWN FOR HJRRICAN
DUKE LAB SHIP MEETS ISIDORE. RETURNS HO"E
OUKE MARINE LAB BEGINS WORK ON ARTIFICIAL GILL
OUKE UNIV. MARY LOU WILLIAMS JAZZ FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO JAZZ
JAZZ FESTIVAL HONORS MARY LOU WILLIAMS
MARY LOU WILLIAMS JAZZ FESTIVAL 3EGINS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
JAZZ CONCERT SLATED TONIGHT TT BENEFIT WILLIAMS FESTIVAL
OUKE UNIV. MATERIALS SUPPORT BUILOING
MINORITY VENDORS ARE INVITED TO HEAR OUKE SUPPLY NEEOS
DUKE UNIV. MATHEMATICS DEPT.
SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS
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2/15/84
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2/21/84
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3/1 1/84
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3/12/P4
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3/18/84
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3/18/84
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3/23/B4
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3/24/84
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3/27/84
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1 1
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7/26/84
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10/26/84
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10/28/84
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1/14/84 A
1/15/84 B
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3/07/84 A
9/13/84 C
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N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/8".
H11H LECTURE SET THURSDAY AT OUKE
2 DUKE STUDENTS WIN PRIZE IN MATHEMATICS
PUKE UNIV. MEDICAL ALUHNI ASSOCIATION
SEE DUKE UNIV. "EOICAL CENTER. ALUMNI
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE
SEE ALSO PUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HOTEL PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER COR "
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSW
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF M?
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PPOE-RAM
SEE ALSO MeoiCAL EGUIPHENT
SEE ALSO rEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NANALINE DUKE SCHOLARS-1
SEE ALSO SCANNERS CEDICAL EflUIP
OUKE SCIENTISTS PARTICIPATING
THERE'LL BE NO SNACK ING. NO EA
DUKE STUDIES DIABETES OP UG
SCIENTISTS TO TEST CANCER IDEA
HOSPITAL CARE APPRECIATED
•TEST TUBE* BABY BORN AT OUKE
OURHAM COUPLE HAS FIRST N.C. T
FOLKS AROUND HERE: HOW'S THAT
BENJAMIN: SCIENCE AT ITS BEST
HOSPITALS GET APPROVAL FOR PRO
DUKE TO TEST NEW TYPE OF INTE*
SURGERY FOR NEARSIGHTEDNESS ST
HFAST SPECIALIST SEES SHIFT F*
DUKE DOCTORS SEEK HYPERTENSION
DOCTORS TO SEE IF POTASSIUM CJ
DEVICE AIDS PEOPLE WITH CURVE/1
DRUG-LIGHT COMBO HELPS DESTROY
OUKE NEEDS DIABETICS FOR STUOY
DUKE STUDY SAYS SMOKERS WHO D>
ALCOHOL HAY HAVE EFFECT ON EM'
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT SAVES 9
VOLUNTEERS
DUKE UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS ST
HERE'S SOME REAL SNAKEBITE «ED
OPUGS CAN LOWER OEFENSES
BONE GRAFTS 3ETTER THAN ARTIFI
FLYNT ON 9QN0; ENTERS DUKE F0»
•HUSTLER' PUBLISHER IS HOSPITA
FLYNT CHECKS OUT OF OUKE HOSPI
DUKE TO START LIVER TRANSPLANT
LIKE LIVING? OUIT SITTING
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTH
STUDY: COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAV=
DUKE STUOY LINKS FOOD TO CHILO
SURGERY MIGHT MAKE HER LIFE S=
TISSUE MATCHING IN TRANSPLANTS
EPILEPTIC GIRL OUT OF DUKE HOS
OUKE OOCTORS TO BEGIN HEART T>
SIMULATION CUMPUTERS AVAILA9L:
TRANSPLANTATION: IS LIFE PRICE
RECIPIENT OF LIVER IS STABLE
TRANSPLANT OPENS NEW ERA IN OJ
LIVER PATIENT BETTER
DUKE REPORTS HAIR-RAISING EXPE
INFLATABLE DEVICES HELP MANY I
DURHAM DOCTOR USES SKIN EXPANS
HE STUDY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
E CANCER CENTER
IPS
MENT1
IN WORLDWIDE DIABETES STUOY
TING AT THIS REUNION
EST-TUBE BABY
AGAIN?
JECTS COSTING 119 MILLION
FERON
ILL CONTROVERSIAL
OM CLINIC TO LAB
RELIEF
TS BLOOD PRESSURE
SPINES
MALIGNANT TISSUE
INK LESS LIKELY TO OEVELOP EMPHYSEMA
HYSEMA CURE
OY AT DUKE
UDYING PANCREATIC CANCER
ICINE
CIAL JOINTS?
TREATMENT
LIZED AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
TAL
PROGRAM
Y K ICK
HEALTHY OBSESSION
•S SKIN RASHES
IZURE-FREE
PARAMOUNT--STUDY
PITAL
ANSPLANTS SOON
TO OOCTORS
LESS AND WORTH SAVING AT ANY COST
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RIENCE
MPOTENT MEN
ION
ACCREDITATION
ou«e univ. medical center,
duke lab accredited
duke univ. meoical center. alumni
see also ouke univ.. alumni
ouke to give awards to como. cour others
ouke univ. medical center. anesthesiology oept.
anesthesia critical part of tiansplants
fellowship established
ouke univ. medical center. budget
see ouke hospital. budget
ouke univ. medical center. cardiovascular medicine
see also cardiopulmonary resuscitation
see also heart attacks
computers to hasten duke cardiac research
ouke univ. medical center, center c or speech and hearing disorders
see also hearing oefects
see also n.c. memorial hospital, hearing ano speech center
see also speech pathology
computer helping spot hearing offects
computer checks hearing of i*ants
children can get language hel»
machines helping people to 'talk' again
duke univ. medical center. chaplain
see also ouke univ. chaplain
hospital to offfr pastoral se"inar
duke Chaplains help patients :ope
chaplains train clergymen to 'ounsel hospital patients
duke univ. meoical center, child protection team
see also chilo abuse. durham
see also chilo abuse, n.c.
group aids abused children
duke univ. medical center, child psychiatry
see also duke univ. medical center, psychiatry dept.
hospitals get approval for projects costing »19 million
ouke hospital gets ok for expansions
ouke univ. medical center, children's surgery waro
see oukf univ. medical center, pediatrics
duke univ. meoical center, clinical psychobiology lab
see ouke univ. mehical center. laboratories
see ouke univ. medical center. 'sychiatry oept.
puke univ. medical center, clinical specialty unit
see duke univ. medical center. psychiatry dept.
duke univ. medical center, combineo medical specialties unit
see also duke univ. medical center, psychiatry dept.
ouke clinic helps people with psychosomatic illnesses
duke unit will treat ductnr's illnesses
special duke unit to help sui:idal, alcoholic doctors
meoicine, psychiatry combined to battle anxiety in duke unit
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4/23/84 A
4 N
7 N
H 2
1/19/84
A
1 N
H 2
1/20/84
B
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S 2
1/21/84
A 1
1 N
H 2
2/02/84
A
b N
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2/16/84
A
4 L
H 2
2/22/84
B
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S 2
2/22/84
A
I 0 N
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2/23/84
B
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2/25/84
A
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H 2
3/08/84
B
1 N
B30
H 2
3/09/84
B
1 N
B30
H 2
3/11/84
D 1
1 U
830
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3/17/84
A 1
6 N
S 2
3/27/84
A
1 N
H 2
3/29/84
A
9 N
H 2
4/01/B4
8
6 N
S 2
4/25/84
A
1 N
S 2
4/25/84
c
3 N
H 2
4/27/84
B
4 N
S 2
4/28/84
A 1
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5/11/84
B
1 N
830
S 2
5/11/84
C
8 P P
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S 2
5/25/84
C
1 N
H ?
6/07/84
A 1
6 N
080
S 2
6/31/84
A
3 N
S 2
7/06/84
A
1 N
S 2
7/10/84
A
I P N
H 2
7/11/84
6 1
4 N
H 2
7/17/84
B
5 N
5 2
7/17/84
A
1 N
H 2
7/27/84
A
1 D N
H 2
7/27/84
A
1 N
080
S 2
7/27/84
C 1
4 N
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8/09/84
C 1
2 N
H 2
8/U/84
A
1 P F
B30
H 2
8/19/84
A 1
3 N
H 2
8/21/84
A
1 N
B30
H 2
9/06/84
B
1 N
830
H 2
9/28/84
B
" N
H 2
11/11/84
0 1
1 U
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H 2
U/15/84
A
1 N
830
S 2
11/15/84
A
4 E
H 2
11/16/84
A
1 N
830
H 2
11/18/84
B 1
4 N
H 2
11/19/84
E
I U
830
H 2
12/28/84
A
I N
B30
S 2 4/12/84 A 10
H 2 11/09/84 B
H 2 9/28/84 B 1 P F B30
H 2 12/09/84 B 14 N 080
S 2 11/01/84 A 11
H 2 1/27/84 B 5
S 2 2/01/84 C 10
S 2 3/10/84 A 3
H ? 8/24/84 B 5
SO"
080
S 2 5/26/84 A 6 N
S 1 8/22/84 C 1 N
H 2 B/23/84 B 2 N 080
H ? 4/20/84 B
3/08/84
3/08/84
N 830
N J56
S 2 11/12/84 A 1 N J56
S 2. 11/12/84 C 1 N J56
H 2 11/13/84 B 1 N
H 2 11 /13/R4 B 1 N B30
H 0 N T H L V
/ A N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
N F
P 0
S I
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CPCl
PACE 201
1/14/85
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. UIETARY KEHA al L I TAT I CN CLINIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, EPIDEMIOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEOIIINE PROGRAM
TWO HILLSBOROUGH PHYSICIANS HONORED
SURVEYS INDICATE 15 MILLION MAY BE SUFFERING DEPRESSION
FAT PATIENTS NEED DOCTOR'S WATCHFUL EYE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
OUKE USING COMPUTER SIMULATIONS JF BIOMEDICAL PROCESSES
OUKE'S COMPUTER ESTIMATES HEALTH RISKS
DUKE UNIV. MFDICAL CENTER, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CONFERENCE;
HEALTH CARE CHANGES CALLEO "HISTORIC"
DUKE UNIV. MFDICAL CENTER, CONSTRUCTION
HOSPITALS GET APPROVAL FOR PROJECTS COSTING 119 MILLION
DUKE HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR EXPANSIONS
nUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. 0= ANESTHESIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. ANESTHESIOLOGY DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. 0= COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEO. CENTER, HEALTH ADMINISTRATION DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DBSTETRI CS-GYNECOLOGY
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. 0= ONCOLOGY RECREATION THERAPY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, 3NC0L0GY RECREATION THERAPY
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PSYCHIATRY DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DEPT. Oc RADIOLOGY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, 1A0I0L0GV DEPT.
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, DEPT. OF SUPGERY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SURGERY OEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, DIVISION OF CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, C ARO IOVASCUL AR MEDICINF
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. EMPLOYEES
MILLER GETS PROMOTION
OUKE MEDICAL CENTER ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS
DUKE ORDERED TO TAKE STEPS TO INSURE FAIR JOB TREATMENT
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. EP IOEM 10 LOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE DEPT.
OUKE GETS GRANT
DUKE UNIV. MFOICAL CENTER, FACULTY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, STAFF
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, FELLOWSHIPS
FELLOWSHIP ESTABLISHED
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CFNTER. FUND FO' COMPASSION
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHAPLAIN
DUKE UNIV. MFDICAL CENTER, GIFTS L FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GIFTS r. FUND RAISING
DUKE TELETHON WORKERS NAMED
DUKE EYE CENTER GIVEN 5100,00]
NYC BENEFIT SET FOR MEOICAL CENTER
BENEFICIAL ART OPENING
130,000 RAISED TO AID HOSPITAL
TIMRERLAKE SHOW RAISES FUNOS FOR OUKE CENTER
CHILOREN: a SHARED INTEREST
OUKE SETTING UP BRAIN BANK; ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH PLANNED
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GRANTS
MEDICAL CENTER GETS 5175,000
DUKF GETS GRANT
3 DUKE OOCTORS RECEIVE GRANTS
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER GETS GRANTS TOTALING (l.S MILLION
OUKE UNIV. MED. CENTER, HEALTH ADMINISTRATION DEPT.
DUKE STUDENTS RECFIVE MEDALS
DU«E UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
OUKE HOSPITAL WANTS HELICOPTER SERVICE
"COPTER AMBULANCE SOUGHT FOR HOSPITAL
HEALTH EOARO AGREES TO RECOMMEND OK OF HELICOPTER SERVICE
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT EYED
ALAMANCF HOSPITAL SAYS HELIPA3 NEEDED
HOSPITAL HELICOPTER SERVICE APPROVED
STATE APPROVES DUKE HOSPITAL HELICOPTER
•AIR AMBULANCES' NEEOED
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HISTORY
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER'S "WHODUNITS'
OAVISON WAS 'O-ITY' OF DUKE H3SPITAL
•PERLY' IRASCIBLE BIOCHEMIST HAD A HEART OF GOLD
SPONER: WORLO'S THIPD GREATEST WOMAN PHYSICIST
EADIE INTERESTED IN MANY THINGS, MASTER OF THEM ALL
STERN: STAR [N A OUKE CONSTELLATION
NICK CARTER - A DOCTOR YOU COJLD TALK TO
ARTIST CLARE LEIGHTON: SHE 'LEIGHTONED" THE LANDSCAPE
MARY SEMANS: 'SUNSHINE ON A SKY-BLUE JUNE OAY'
DANZIGER'S LET YOU DAWDLE OVE' YOUR COFFEE
OUKE UNIV. MFDICAL CENTER, INTERVENTIONAL CARDIAC C ATHER I Z AT ION PROGRAM
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, : ARO I OVA SCUL AR MEDICINE
OUKE STUDYING WAYS TO TREAT HEART DISEASE
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LABORATTRIES
OUKE LAB OFFERS SERVICE TO PRIVATE PSYCHIATRISTS
OUKE ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES F OR PSYCHIATRISTS
COMPUTERS TO HASTEN DUKE CARDIAC RESEARCH
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LABORATORY ANIMAL RFSOURCES
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEOICAL RESEARCH
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES ON DOGS; CATS AODEO TO LIST
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DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. LAWSUITS
SEE DUKF UNIV., L*WSUITS
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. LECTURES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE "HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO MEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DUKE ASKS DISMISSAL OF DIVER'S SUIT
SUIT: GENETIC PROBLEMS WITHHELD FROM COUPLE
MURDER VICTIM'S KIN SUES FOUR PSYCHIATRISTS. OUKE
NURSE WHO HAO SURGERY SUES DOCTORS. HOSPITALS
OUKE SETTLES MALPRACTICE SUIT IN STUDENT'S FALL
DUKE RESIDENCY TRAINING BLAME3 IN STUDENT'S DEATH
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES. OURHAM
NURSES MUST KNOW "ORAL. LEGAL OUTIES
NURSE AT OUKE CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF DRUGS
FliNO ESTABLISHED IN MFMORY OF DUKE NURSE
NURSE'S PARENTS START DUKE EN30WMFNT
DUKE JOINS IN OBSERVING NURSES WEEK
NURSE AT DUKE RECEIVES AWARD
OBSTETRI CS-GYNECOLOGY
PELVIC PAIN CLINIC
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CFNTER
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
DUKE HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR E*P»NSIONS
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. ONCOLOGY RECREATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
LOUISE BOST IS 'HOOKED ON CANCER PATIENTS'
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OPHTHALMOLOGY DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO EYES
HFLP NEAR FOR CROSSED EYES
DUKE DOCTOR TO GET MEOAL
BACK TO SCHOOL
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. PARKING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. PARKING
SEE ALSO PARKING LOTS
OUKE TO ADO MORE LEVELS TO ITS GARAGE
PATHOLOGY
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER.
OUKE LAB ACCREDITED
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. PEDIATRICS
VISITS PATIENTS
FOOD LABELS CAN HELP OUKE CHILOREN'S CENTER
OUKE'S PLAY THERAPY HELPS CHILOREN ADJUST
2 WEEKS AFTER CLASSIC. OUKE TELETHON SLATED
CLASSIC HELPS GIVE KIDS SOMETHING EYTRA
CENTER OF ATTENTION
DUKE DOCTOR TREATS RARE KIDNEY DISEASE
PARENTS WOULDN'T ACCEPT BABY'S 'DEATH SENTENCE'
DUKE DIABETES DAY SCHEDULED SATURDAY
BENEFIT HORSE SHOW IS SCHEDUL5D AS PART OF DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
A CARD FOR CHILOREN
CHRISTMAS CARD SALES TO BENEFIT SICK CHILDREN
NYC BENEFIT SET FOR MEOICAL C5NTER
BENEFICIAL ART OPENING
130.000 RAISED TO AID HOSPITA.
TIMPERLAKE SHOW RAISES FUNDS c OP DUKE CFNTER
CHILDREN: A SHARED INTEREST
TWO YOUNG PATIENTS AT OUKE TO BE RELEASED
DUKE BAKE-OFF GIVES NEW MEANING TO HOSPITAL CUISINE
nuKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PFLVIC »1!K CLINIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OBSTE TR IC S-G YNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO PAIN
DUKE'S PELVIC PAIN CLINIC CAN AID THOSE WITH CHRONIC PROBLEMS
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, POISON IQNTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO FOOU POISONING
SEE ALSO LEAD POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO POISONS
SAFETY CAPS MAY BE HAZARDOUS
DRUG misuse by OLDER PEOPLE CAUSES CONCERN
ELDERLY MAY ACCIDENTALLY MISUSE DRUGS
GRANT RENEWED FOR POISON CENT?R
POISON CENTER GETS REGIONAL STATUS
POISON CENTER GETS REGIONAL STATUS
CAUTION: CHRIST"AS TRIMMINGS lOULD BE HAZARDOUS
BOOSTING POISON CONTROL
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY OEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, COMRINEO MEDICAL SPECIALTIES UNIT
SFE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
DUKE LAB OFFERS SERVICE TO PRIVATE PSYCHIATRISTS
DUKE ANALYZING BLOOO SAMPLES r OR PSYCHIATRISTS
DEPRESSION CAN TURN 'GOLDEN YiARS* 3LEAK
OOCTO": CAUTION NEEOEO WHEN USING LAB TESTS IN PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSES
BIO TESTS CALLED 'NEW FRONTIER' FOR MENTALLY ILL
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE DUKE UNIV., RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE OUKE UNIV. mEoicaL CENTER, 'AOIOLOGY DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, RADIOLOGY DEPT.
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE MATERIALS
HOSPITALS WANT NEW DIAGNOSTIC EOUIPMENT
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT GETS BOARD'S 3K
MEOICAL GROUP BACKS DUKE EJUIPMENT PLEA
TECHNOLOGY WILL AIU CHILDREN
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, KATES
SEE DUKF HOSPITAL, RATES
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SICKLE CELL FUNDS
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SPEAKERS
MANY WITH EMPHYSEMA STILL CAN LEAO FULL LIVES
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OUKE OOCTOR TO REVIEW EYE SURG
OUKE OPHTHALMOLOGIST TO TALK 0
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'HEALTH NIGHT OUT' RESUMES NEX
TALK ON STRESS BEGINS YEAR IN
LECTURE SERIES BEGINS
OUKE PSYCHOLOGIST LINKS HOSTI.
LECTURE SERIES ON AGING BEGIN',
DARK AGES OF MEDICINE BORE SIM
HEIGHT LOSS PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH
DIRTY CLOTHES MAY HAVE CAUSED
DUKE SCHEDULES LECTURE ON BRAI
HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE STUDENTS T
810 TESTS CALLED 'NEW FRONTIER
HEALTH NIGHT OUT SET FOR TUES1
POST-MENOPAUSE THERAPY IS TOPI
MICROCHIPS MAY AID BRAIN TRANS
CHILDHOOO TUBERCULOSIS TOPIC J
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BRAIN GRAFTING MAY HELP DISORD
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NANALINE OUKE SCHOLARS
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DUKE SCIENTIST WINS AW
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DUKE ANNOUNCES MEDICAL
DUKE APPOINTS NINE ASS
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OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SURGERY DEPT.
DUKE OOCTORS TO BEGIN HEART TRANSPLANTS SOON
SINGLE OPERATION GOOD ALTERNATIVE FOR CANCER PATIENTS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. WEIGHT CONTROL REDUCTION CLINIC
SEE DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
OUKE UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
SEE DUKF UNIV. ART MUSEUM
OUKE UNIV. MUSIC UEPT.
SEE ALSO GINA BACHAUER MEMORIAL PIANO MASTER CLASSES
CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES TO CONTINUE
3 TO PERFORM
7 RECITALS SCHEOULED AT OUKE
DUKE MUSIC SERIES OPENS FRIDAY
DUKE CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SERIES TO START
DUKE PLANS MUSICAL NOVEMBER
DUKE SCHEOULES MUSIC EVENTS
SEVERAL RECITALS. CONCERTS PLANNED AT DUKE IN DEC.
OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDJ
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EDUCATION
1-DAY COURSE ON DURHAM WILL B5
DUKE TO OFFER SHURT COURSE ON
OUKE TO OFFER YOGA COURSE
DUKE TO OFFER COMPUTER COURSES
4 OUKE COURSES ON COMPUTERS OP
BUOOHIST MONK TO TEACH YOGA. ■*
KEEP ON LEARNING
VARIETY OF WORKSHOPS OFFERED
OUKE FORMING GROUP ON MARITAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC COURSES WILL BE H
DUKE OFFERS EIGHT COURSES FOR
& COURSES BEING GIVEN FOR WRIT
I NEEDLEWORK WORKSHOPS PLANNED
WORKSHOPS SET
NETWORK IOEA NEW
WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN PLANNED
OUKE SETS WORKSHOPS ON BINDING
ARTS TOUR WILL BE OFFERED
OURHAM ARTS TOUR SET
DUKE OFFERS COU»SE
EXPLORE THE UNEXPECTED DURHAM
THE DOWNTOWN MySTFRY
DUKE WORKSHOPS TO BEGIN IN APR
OUKE TO SPONSOR CAREER WURKSK)
WORKSHOP FOR CHILDRFN SET
DUKE OFFERS CHILDREN'S LITERAT
PAULEYS ISLAND TRIP PLANNEO r3
TOUR TO BLENO HISTORY, NEIGHB1
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON PUBLISHIV
DUKE SLATES WORKSH0° ON CAREER
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DUKE LISTS CONTINUING EOUCATI]
BRICK REPAIR TO BE TOPIC
DUKE OFFERS COURSES
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10
N
DBO
H 2
9/12/84
A
11
N
B30
S 2
10/01/84
c
3
N
H 2
10/09/84
A
9
N
»30
H 2
10/30/84
A
12
N
080
S 2
10/30/84
C
2
N
S 2
11/10/84
A
3
N
J56
S 2
11 /10/84
A
6
N
H 2
11/11/84
A
6
N
D80
H 2
11/12/84
A
1 0 N
830
H 2
ll/12/»4
A
12
N
080
H 2
12/01/84
c
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N
B30
S 2
12/01/84
A
3
N
J56
5 2
12/03/84
A
3
N
S 2
12/06/84
B
1
N
J56
H 2
2/11/84
A
11
N
S 2
2/24/84
A
12
N
H 2
3/01/84
A
a
U
S 2
3/21/84
A
5
N
H 2
3/22/84
A
6
» u
H 2
3/24/84
B
4
N
H 2
4/11/84
D
4
N
H 2
5/08/84
A
14
N
S 2
5/08/84
A
6
N
5 2
5/11/84
A
7
N
H 2
5/17/84
C
12 1
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S 2
5/25/84
A
13
N
S 2
7/18/84
c
3
N
H 2
8/01/B4
A
11
N
H 2
9/05/84
A
15
N
080
S 2
10/04/84
A
15
N
H 2
10/07/84
B
6
N
080
H 2
10/16/84
C
1
N
080
H 2
11/15/84
B
2
N
080
H 2
12/21/84
A
11
N
H 2
9/06/84
B
1
N
B30
S 2
11/30/84
A
10
N
H
:
1/06/84
A
11
N
H
2
3/22/84
C
12
N
H
2
3/30/84
A
13
N
s
2
10/30/84
A
7
N
H
2
10/31/84
A
8
N
S
2
11/03/84
A
13
N
s
2
11/30/84
A
11
N
H
2
12/01/84
B
4
N
w
2
t/13/84
B
4
N
S
2
1/14/84
A
13
N
S
2
1/18/84
A
18
N
s
2
1/18/84
c
5
N
H
2
1/19/R4
B
2
N
H
2
1/19/84
B
2
N
H
2
1/24/84
A
4
E
H
2
1/25/84
A
14
N
H
2
1/31/84
A
8
N
H
2
2/01/84
A
9
N
S
2
2/01/84
c
9
N
H
2
2/02/84
c
10
N.
S
1
2/07/84
A
3
N
H
2
2/12/84
A
6
N
S
2
2/17/84
A
5
N
s
2
3/01/84
B
6
N
H
2
3/06/84
A
8
N
H
2
3/15/84
B
3
N
s
2
3/17/84
A
12
N
s
?
3/19/84
c
1
N
s
2
3/22/84
D
2 P
F
H
2
3/23/84
A
4
6
H
2
3/25/84
A
14
N
s
2
3/27/84
C
3
N
H
2
3/29/84
B
2
N
s
2
3/29/84
B
6
N
s
2
4/1 1/84
A
9
N
s
2
4/11/84
B
1 P
F
s
2
4/11/84
C
3
N
H
2
4/17/84
A
13
N
s
2
4/18/84
C
3
N
s
2
4/24/84
A
5
N
H
2"
4/27/84
A
11
N
s
2
5/11/84
A
13
N
INDEX
12/31/84
DUKE OFFERS VARIETY OF COURSES
CAREER. SELF-HELP COURSES OFFERED
OUKE OFFERS JUNE WORKSHOPS
DUKE SETS CLASSES ON MONEY. FOOD. ART
OUKE SCHEDULES SUMMER COURSES FOR YOUNG PUPILS
OUKE OFFERS VARIETY OF COURSES
DUKE PLANS WORKSHOPS FOR TEENS
DUKE TO OFFER TWO COURSES DESIGNED JUST FOR TEEN-AGERS
PROGRAMS SET AT LIBRARY ON AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
DUKE SPONSORS FOOTBALL SEMINA)
KNOWLEOGE HELPS OFFSET PRE-ELECTION OVERKILL
OUKE OFFERS FALL COURSES AND SEMINARS
DUKE SETS CONTINUING EDUCATION
OUKE UNIVERSITY CONTINUING EDJ C AT ION. .. I AD I
CLASSES. CLASSES...
LEARNING IN RETIREMENT COURSES ARE SCHEDULED
COURSES OFFERED AT OUKE UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENCY SERIES BEGINS
OISCOVERY OUTINGS OFFERED THIS MONTH
OUKE OFFERS DURHAM OISCOVERY 3UTINGS
OUKE TO OFFER WORKSHOPS
OUKE'S NOVEMBER OFFERINGS INCLUDE COURSES. WORKSHOPS
DUKE RECEIVES GRANT FOR CONSTITUTION PROJECT
OUKE GETS GRANT FOR PROJECT ON CONSTITUTION
DUKE COURSES may AIO RESOLUTIONS
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS
PRATT TO RETIRE AT OUKE
ELLA FOUNTAIN PRATT, DURHAM'S TREASURE
DIRFCTOR
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THIS IMPRESARIO MADE HER MARK ON DURHAM LIFE
NEW JOB AT DUKE PUTS SUSAN COON: ON THE EDGE OF HER SEAT
DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
THANK YOU DUKE TELETHON SPONSORS! I AD P
DUKE UNIV. PATENT OFFICE
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DUKE UNIV. PFRKINS LIBRARY
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
PRESERVING LIBRARY MATERIALS IS DEMANDING TASK AT DUKE
DUKE GIVEN SI MILLION FOR LIBRARY. NEW CHAIR
INFORMATION SEMINAR SET FOR DJRHAM
SLEUTH SOLVES DUKE PICTURE PUZZLE
FESTIVE CROWD GATHERS FOR DUNC ANSON EXHIBIT
X-RAYS MAKE BOOKBINOING HISTORY
MANUSCRIPTS TOGETHER AT OUKE JNIVERSITY
DUKE LIBRARY GETS DESIGNATION
OUKE LIBRARY TO HOUSE RECORDS
CAMPAIGNS RECALLED IN OUKE LIBRARY EXHIBIT
LIBRAPIAN AT DUKE HONOREO BY FRIENDS
DUKE CHRISTMAS CARD COLLECTION SHOWS CHANGES
96-YEAR-OLD LETTER SAYS CAMPUS YULE DULL
RELIANCE ON COMPUTER DISKS MAY THREATEN DUKE RECORDS
OUKE UNIV. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
NEED FOR OOCTORS' ASSISTANTS SEEN
DUKE UNIV. PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM
DUKF TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR PRECOLLEGE PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. PRESCHOOL AND PRIMARY P>OGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
OUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN GETTING NEW HOME
APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FTR PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. AWARDS
BURRUS WINS DUKE EMPLOYEE AWA50
HOUSEKEEPER IN DIVINITY SCHOOL RECEIVES OUKE'S FIRST PRESIDENTIAL AWARD
DUKE UNIV. PRESS
NEW DUKE PRESS VOLUME EXAMINES PROSPECTS FOR WORLD DEVELOPMENT
OUKE PRESS VOLUME POINTS OUT 'FORM' IN FICTION OF SAUL BELLOW
BOOK SAYS NATO CAN STOP SOVIETS
OUKE PRESS SALES TOO 11 MILLION
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR JOINS OUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS
DUKF AWARDED PUBLISHNG GRANT
OUKE PRESS AWAROED GRANT
HUMANITIES GRANT AWARDED TO DJKE
OUKE UNIV. PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
DUKE UNIV. RFCOROING STUDIO
THE RECORD BAR SAVEO THOUSANDS OF DOLALRS BY REVAMPING LIGHTS
DUKE UNIV. RECYCLE AND SALES OEPT.
EX-OUKE EMPLOYEE PLEADS GUILTY TO PROPERTY CHARGE,
6 DISHISSEO
DUKE UNIV. RETIREES ASSOCIATION
OUKE SEEKS RETIREES
RETIREES AT DUKE SCOUT FOR »0* E
DUKE RETIREES ELECT OFFICERS
DUKE UNIV. ROUNOTAPLE ON SCIENCE AVO PUBLIC AFFAIRS
KNAPP: U.S. SCIENCE COMMITMENT STRONG
BASIC RESEARCH: JAPS NO THREAT
HEALTH SCIENCES HISTORIAN TO SPEAK ON WEONESDAY
HEALTH SCIENCES HISTORIAN TO SPEAK ON WEDNESDAY
MEDICAL EOUCATION TO BE OISCUSSEO
CHEMIST TO SPEAK
DI SCUSSION ON MI SSILES
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. BIUMEOICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NELLO L. IEER ENGINEERING LIBRARY
DOWELL ELECTED FELLOW
GENE SPLICING TO EXPAND
DUKE ORGANIZES NEW RESEARCH CENTER
5 DUKE GRADUATES HONORED
OUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL GIVES AWARDS TO 3 ALUMNI
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5/19/84
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5/23/84
C
5
N
S 2
6/1 1/84
A
3
N
H 2
6/20/84
A
6
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S 2
7/03/84
C
9
N
S 2
7/04/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/27/94
A
11
N
080
S 2
7/27/84
A
7
N
H 2
8/23/»4
A
3
N
S 2
3/24/94
c
5
1
S 2
8/28/94
A
4
E
S 2
8/31/84
B
A
N
H 2
9/02/84
A
6
N
080
H 2
9/04/94
0
11
A
S 2
9/06/94
D
5
I
S 2
9/13/84
C
1
N
H 2
9/16/84
B
7
N
080
S 2
10/01/94
A
3
N
S 2
10/08/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/10/84
5
8
N
08 0
S 2
10/29/94
C
8
N
H 2
11/01/84
A
11
N
080
S 2
11/16/84
8
5
N
H 2
11/22/84
C
10
N
S 2
12/31/84
A
8
N
S 2
3/31/94
A
1
o
N
B61
H 2
4/09/84
A
4
E
S 2
7/06/94
A
I
D
N
S 2
7/19/84
A
4
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H 2
7/3D/84
A
1
0
F
W66
S 2
9/27/84
0
1
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F
B71
H ? 7/15/94 A 8 D A
H 2
1/06/84
A
A
E
H 2
2/02/94
0
6
N
S 2
2/22/84
C
3
N
H 2
3/11/84
0
3
P
F
H 2
3/28/84
A
a
N
H 2
4/01/94
0
13
N
S 2
5/17/84
c
1
p
F
H 2
6/12/94
A
6
p
U
H 2
7/01/94
A
11
N
D80
S 2
7/09/94
A
3
N
H 2
8/24/e4
A
8
N
S 2
8/24/84
C
5
N
S 2
10/04/54
0
2
p
N
080
S 2
12/17/84
c
1
p
N
H 2
12/20/84
B
T
N
080
H 2
12/21/94
a
T
N
080
S 2
12/26/84
c
1
P
1
H 2 4/06/84 B 4 N
H 2 2/12/84 A 4 N
H 2 1/21/84 B 1
S 2 2/13/94 A 8
S 2
4/07/84
A
15
H 2
4/12/84
C
8
H 2
2/05/84
0
3
H 2
3/11/84
0
3
H 2
3/25/84
A
9
H 2
8/19/84
P
3
H 2
9/30/84
A
11
H 2
12/12/84
A
10
S 2
12/12/84
C
5
H 2
12/19/84
A
11
H 2 3/11/94 B
H 2 5/10/84 B 1
S 2
2/16/94 A
5
N
H 2
2/18/94 A
8
N
S 2
4/21/84 A
22
N
S 2
2/02/94 A
1
N
J56
H 2
2/05/84 8
3
N
B30
S 2
3/12/84 B
6
N
S 2
3/12/°4 8
6
N
H 2
3/14/94 A
14
N
H 2
9/16/94 A
14
N
H 2
11/26/94 B
7
N
H 2 3/03/84 A 22
H 2 3/16/84 B 5
S 2 3/16/84 A 8
S 2' 4/02/84 A 5
H 2 4/05/94 C 12
MONTHLY/
N N U 4 L
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INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E
BEJAN GETS OUK E POST
DUKE GRADS GIVE 143,000
DUKE SENIORS GIVE 143.000
TEE' ENGINEERING LIBRARY DEOIZATEO
EGGS-PERT EFFORT
REAL EGGHEAD
OUKE ADDS 3 NEW PROFESSORS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO MEET FOR CONFERENCE
PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF FORESTRY IS OEAD
DUKE FORESTRY SCHOOL IS GETTHG 17.67 MILLION
DUKE GRAD LEAVES FORESTRY SCHOOL «7.6 MILLION GRANT
RESEARCH CENTER AT OUKE TO FOCUS ON TIMBER FUTURE
FOREST HISTORY SOCIETY MOVES AFFILIATION TO OUKE
CENTER PROMOTES PRIVATE FUNOHG IN TIMBER GROWTH
DUKE FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE
PROGRAM ALLOWS FORESTRY STUOEV TS TO COMPETE FOR RESEARCH MONEY
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
DUKE REDUCING MEDICAL SCHOOL'S CLASS SIZE 10*
REDUCING DOCTORS IS NOT PUBL It -SP IR IT ED
THERE'S NO 'DOCTOR GLUT' IN RURAL AREAS
MED SCHOOLS TO STUDY DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIOUE
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICINE, AOMISSIONS
DUKE SEEKS PEOPLE-ORIENTED ME3 STUDENTS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF HEDICINE, FACJLTY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. STAFF
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. FACJLTY WIVES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO NEARLY NEW SHOPPF
NEARLY NEW PROCEEDS PASS II MILLION MARK
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALS3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
TRUSTEE GIVES DUKE «25.000 FO' MEOICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
TRUSTEE GIVES DUKE «25,000 FO* NEW MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. FACULTY WIVES
PIERCE GETS FELLOWSHIP
OUKE MEDICAL STUOENT GETS FELLOWSHIP
DUKE SEEKS PEOPLE-ORIENTED MED STUOENTS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C.
NURSING SCHOOL ABOUT TO CHANGE
OUKF TO MOVE ON NURSING SCHOOL CHANGES
OUKE NURSING CHANGES OFFER LITTLE THAT IS NEW
OUKE TO HONOR WILSON
OUTGOING DEAN TO BE HONORED
FINAL OUKE NURSING CLASS GRADJATES
76 PERCFNT OF NCCU NURSING GRADUATES PASS STATE BOARDS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS AND PHYSICAL HEALTH BUILDING
OUKE, UNC BACK CHANGE IN NCAA
BUCKEYES EYE TOM BUTTERS TO FILL AD OPENING
DUKE SPORTS PEOPLE SHOULO BEAT THE DRUMS
OUKF SPORTS COVERAGE EXCELLENT
GERMINO LETTER CALLEO UNFAIR
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL
DUKE NAMES ?ASE»ALL CAPTAINS
DEVILS DEFEAT OEACONS
OUKE RALLIES PAST DEACONS
A TOUCH OF CLASS: MILITELLO TO ENJOY MAKING OECISION
DUKE TOPS CLEMSON IN ACC
OUKE'S VICTORY RECALLS GHOST OF '78 TOURNEY
OEVILS SCORE ONLY UPSET IN TOJRNEY'S 1ST ROUND
HOMERS WRECK BLUE DEVILS' DAY; TECH TIGERS ALIVE
OUKE BASEBALL COACH D'ARMI RESIGNS
D'ARMI RELINGUISHES DUKE 8ASE3ALL POST
SMITH SELECTED NEW BLUE OEVIL BASEBALL COACH
DUKE UNI
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BLU
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GHER, BILAS PER
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E-UNC COACHES 5
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IMPSE OF DEFENSES YET TO COME
K OEVILS UP FOR ROUT OF GREYHOUNDS
OYOLA
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REAKS TO RES T
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RST-HALF RUH CLOBBERS BISON FOR WIN NO.
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LAND DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN DAWKINS...
CUTTING EDGES
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OUKE
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ICS SHOW JUVENILE MINDSET
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TS DUKE TEA*, ANO UNRULY CROWD
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LE A BIT SUSPECT
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TEAL SPOTLIGHT
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5/23/84
c
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5/24/84
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16
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9/08/84
A
3
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10/06/84
A
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10/06/84
A
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S 2
U/16/84
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S 2
1/20/84
C
10
N
H 2
5/28/84
B
7
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0
H 2
10/02/84
a
8
N
S 2
10/03/84
A
1
N
L38
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10/11/84
B
5
N
D80
S 2
10/15/84
A
7
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S 2
10/17/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/03/P4
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H 2
12/06/84
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12
N
2/08/84
3/22/84
3/29/84
7/01/84
S 2 10/09/84 A 1
S 2 5/08/84 A 4
H 2 10/12/84 B
S 2 10/15/84 B
S 2 5/02/84 C 20 N
H 2 5/03/84 S * N
S 2 10/09/84 A 1 N J56
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3/17/84 B
1
N
W24
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3/17/84 A
14
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3/22/84 A
4
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4/11/84 C
8
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4/12/84 B
2
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5/07/84 A
1 P N
COS
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8/29/84 B
1
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R30
H
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1/04/84
C
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5/11/84
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10/16/84
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10/22/84
A
4
I
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10/22/84
A
4
L
H
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1/29/84
B
7
N
C52
H
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3/20/84
8
3
N
H
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3/28/84
B
2
p
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C52
s
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4/1B/B4
0
I
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H
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4/19/84
0
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C52
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4/19/84
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1
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4/19/84
B
1
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P55
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4/21/84
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1/08/84
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1/09/84
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1/15/84
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1/15/84
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1/18/84
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1/18/84
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DUKE CUES HEAO-TO-HEAD WITH HE
ON FANSt OFFICIALS AND DEAN S*
OUKE'S 'MUST' GAME
OUKE FANATICS REPENT; ACC NEE?
DUKE STUDENTS ARE EMBARR ASSI NS
DUKE AWARDS KRZYZEWSKI NEW CON
ONE MORE 'BIG GAME' FOR DEVILS
DUKE CHERUBS: A HEAVENLY HOST
THE RIGHT HOVE AT DUKE
STATE WEATHERS DUKE RALLY
STATE'S SPUD DEALS 'PACK ACC V
•COLD' DEVILS FIZZLE AT END
OUKE VS. CLFMSON
AMAKER DIRECTS DUKE COMEBACK
A REASON TO SMILE; FOLLOWING A
DUKE'S UNSUNGS COME TO RESCUE
KRZYZEWSKI'S STUBBORNNESS PAYI
OUKE STUDENTS NOT ALONE IN ABJ
DEVILS CAPITALIZE ON TIGER WEA
HENOEOSON'S FT LIFTS OUKE: BLJ
BLUE OEVILS SHOWED SMARTS IN "
HENDERSON'S FOUL SHOT LIFTS DU
THE REAL ACC RACE
SOME SPORTS WRITERS LACK CLASS
THERE IS A DOUBLE STANDARO IN
OUKE GETS 'A' FOR EFFORT
OUKE'S AMAKER GUAROING POINT A
BACK IN THE GROOVE
DEVILS' DEFENSE HOUNOS CAVALIE
IN THE FACE: THAT'S WHERE OUKE
WHO ME???
VIRGINIA DOES EXCELLENT ACTING
BLUE DEVILS FOCUS IN ON NCAA 9
DUKE VS. AHRVARO. FOR SEVERAL
SPORTS WRITER HAS PLENTY OF CL
OUKE'S DAWKINS HELPS SHUT DOOl
DEVILS SURVIVE SCARE AT HARVA?
BRANCH GETS GREEN LIGHT TO SUI
AMAKER. DEVILS HOLD OFF TERPS
MARYLAND ANO THE MAKING OF AMA
OUKE 'BETTERS' SLUMPING TERPS
BASKETBALL OR BRAWL?
MATIONAL RANKING NOT KRZYZEWS*
DUKE TOUGH IN THE CLUTCH
KRZYZEWSKI SURPRISED BY DEVILS
STEAKING OUKE. N.C. STATE STEP
NO. 19 BLUE DEVILS FACE TEST A
BLUE DEVILS TOP STETSON FOR NJ
BLUE DEVILS PICK UP 20TH WIN
OUKE IN CHARACTER
AMAKER HELPS TURN DUKE INTO CD
WAKE FOREST VS. DUKE: CLOSE-KN
ALARIE'S LAYUP IN OVERTIME KEY
BLUE REGAIN NERVES AFTEP BLOWI
DEVILS FOLD. THEN REVIVE VS. 3
DEVILS. 'PACK FOLLOWING DIFFER
ONE WAY: MY WAY
BLUE DEVILS AT STATE TONIGHT
VALVANO'S RABBIT'S FOOT FINDS
BLUE DEVILS SOUEAK BY STATE
MEAGHER'S HERHICS AID DUKE WIN
DEVILS ROLL ANOTHER SEVEN
AFTERNOON FOR ROOKIES: DUKE VS
TECH RAMBLES. DUKE CRUMBLES IN
OUKE MAKES TECH FEEL AT HOME
CLEMSON TURNS BLUE DEVIL HOME
HAMILTON CALLED FOUR TIMES FO'
LAOY LUCK DESERTS DEVILS
OOHERTY'S SHOT FORCES OVERTIM-
ODOS ANO GOOS TOO TOUGH FOR DU
DEFEAT TO IGNITE BLUE OEVILS?
DOHERTY JOINS RANKS OF UNC HER
STANDING UP FOR DUKE
K'S POINT NOTHING NEW
DUKE'S BILAS GETS HUNGRY AT RI
LOCAL PRESS SLIGHTS DUKE CAGE"
ACC TOURNEY
THIRD TIME A CHARM FOR OUKE VS
AMAKER'S JUMPER LIFTS BLUE DEV
OUKE DEFENSE SETS UP REMATCH A
IT'S OUKE AND MARYLAND
BLUE OEVILS TOP NO. 1 TAR HEEL
FEAR? BLUE OEVILS TOO YOUNG T3
DUKE: "IT BOTHERS US TO HAVE L
CAROLINA: "I THINK IT'S EASIE>
HAPPY DAYS FOR DUKE
TERPS' ATTACK IN SECONO HALF A
IN SHORT 11 MINUTES. DUKE'S UJ
DUKE, UNC SHRUG OFF TOURNEY 0?
OEVILS AWAIT WASHINGTON. RENO
TITLE SLIPS AWAY...MARYLANO'S
OUKE GAME TELEVISED
OUKE GAME TELEVISED
HENOEPSON IS DUKE'S BENCH
EXHAUSTED DEVILS HAPPY TO EARN
BLUE OEVILS RFGROUP
KRZYZEWSKI ORCHESTRATES DUKE'S
STRICKLANO COMMITS TO DUKE
STRICKLANO PICKS OUKE
ACC TITLE WELL-PLACEO WITH DU<
WEST BOUND
DEVILS FACE TEST IN WFST
OUKE-HUSKIES: A CAPSULE LOOK
BLUE OEVILS. HUSKIES MIX UP E9
A LOSING EFFORT
WASHINGTON KNOCKS OFF BLUE DEV
BLUE OEVILS COME UP INCHES SHJ
KRZYZFWSKI'S PROGRAM TAKES A 3
THE BLUE DEVILS' EULOGY
BITTER FINAL LOSS CAN'T SPOIL
WOLFPACK BLASTS BLUE OEVILS
KRZYZEWSKI HONORED
DUKE'S TAYLOR SHOOTS TO. LEADS
DEVILS. TAR HEELS CONCLUDE HOO
MISSING VERGA
AT RANDOM
LUST1G: BEN TO ATLANTA?
OUKE ANNOUNCES BASKETBALL SLAT
TRAVEL. TV MARK OUKE'S ' 85 BAS
DUKE CAGERS GET PRESEASON PUSH
KRZYZEWSKI USES COMPETITION T3
OAVENPORT NAMED NEW SKIPPER OF
OUKE LANDS OUIN SNYDER
OUKE LANDS OUIN SNYOER
OUKE LANOS WASHINGTON PREP CAS
MEAGHER JUMPER GIVE BLUE. WHIT
1/01/94 -
ELS
ITH
CONDUCT RULE
TRACT
SINGS POLITE PRAISES TO TEAM
ICTORY
RE A FEW NICE WORDS. ..DAVID HENDERSON.
NG OFF FOR BLUE DEVILS
SE
KNESSES
E DEVILS RALLY TO SHOCK JACKETS...
AME'S FINAL SIX SECONDS
KE OVER TECH
ACC
S PROJECTED
RS: TIGHT MAN-TO-MAN KEY AS OUKE WINS...
■S DEFENSE HAS BEEN DURING.. .WIN STREAK
JOB IN FOULING OUKE DOWN THE STRETCH
ERTH
REASONS
ASS
ON HARVARD. 89-86
0
T UP AGAINST DUKE
KER
I'S HANKERING
• SUCCESS STOOY
OUTSIOE ACC
GAINST STETSON
. 20
T STETSON
NTENDER
IT BLUE OEVILS SEEKING ENO TO STREAK
S OEVILS OVER DEACONS
NG 20-POINT LEAD
EACS
ENT PATHS: K FINALLY MAKES PIECES FIT
A OIFFERENT POCKET
- TWICE
. GA. TECH CHANCE FOR AMAKER. -TO SHINE
SECONO HALF
SOUR ONCE AGAIN
JUMPING THE FOUL LINE
. HELPS BOOST UNC TO 14-0 ACC MARK
KE
OES
GHT TIME
S
. UNC?
ILS OVER TECH
ITH UNC
S. EYE ACC CROWN
KNOW BETTER
OST TWO CLOSE GAMES TO CAROLINA..."
WHEN YOU'RE THE UNDERDOG..."
ILTS BLUE DEVILS
EST SIOETRACKEO
FEATS
BYE
BASKETBALL REVIVAL
E'S COACH K
OTIONS ANO PHYSIQUES
ILS
RT
IANT STEP
OUKE'S TURNAROUND
FURMAN GOLF BY 2
P RECRUITING EFFORTS
KETBALL SCHEDULE
SPUR DEVILS
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
E STAR
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2/09/84
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2/12/84
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2/12/84
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2/13/84
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3/01/84
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3/11/84
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INDEX
- 12/31/84
S U B J E
AGELESS WONOERS
BILAS. OAWK1NS LEAD DUKE'S BLJ
BILAS HITS 15 IT TOP WHITES
DUKE BASKETBALL CC1-CAPTAINS Hi
MFAGHER. BRYAN BLUE DEVIL CO-C
DUKE PICKS UP SMITH COMMITMENT
HOYAS GET NO. 1; DUKE RATED N3
HIGH-FLYING BLUE OEVILS SEARCH
DUKE EXHIBITION
DUKE OLD AND NEW IN VICTORY OV
OEVILS NEEO HENDERSON "BACK"
ACC SPOTLIGHT POINTS AT BLUE 3
THE SIXTH MAN. ..WHEN A SUB IS
OUKE THE MEOIA'S ACC BASKETBAL
IF THE EXPECTATIONS PAN OUT, 5
OCA: MIKE KRZYSEWSKI
•65 CRUCIAL fOR SLOAN
OUKE. UNC WOMEN ROLL TO VICTO5
DUKE CAGERS LOOK TO GET OFF ON
BILLIKENS WANT TO BE 0UKE8USTE
DEVILS OEMOLISH ST. LOUIS. 97-
BLUE OEVILS" TALENT TOO MUCH F
OUKE VS. WCM: A GOOD NEWS. BA3
OUKE AT HOME
OEVILS SCALP INOIANS
OUKE SCORES EARLY KNOCKOUT
JAY 8ILAS FINDS BLUE DEVIL REV
BLUE DEVILS' EARLY SHOWING CAR
BLUE DEVILS FACE 'DIFFERENT TY
DUKE HOSTS 'HUNGRY' ST. JOE'S
BLUE DEVILS PASS ST. JOE'S TES
•COCKY' HAWKS GIVE DUKE FIRST
WOLFPACK JOINS OEVILS IN BASKF
CHARGES EPITOMIZE KRZYZEWSKI'S
OUKE HOSTS APP. STATE
DUKE CRANKS UP OFFENSE. WEARS
BLUE DEVILS TOY WITH APPALACHI
COACH K WANTS THE FANS TO BE P
VIRGINIA'S POLYNICE LEAVES TEA
DUKE'S BILAS BIGGER. BETTER
DUKE EXPELS CAVS. 78-65
BLUE DEVIL WOMEN TRIP MARYLAND
DEE-FENSE! DEE-FENSE!
NOTHING TO DO
DEVILS FLEX MUSCLES IN WIN OVE
OUKE JUDGES ITSELF BY PERFORMA
OEVILS VULNERABLE
OUKE NO. 3 IN AP RANKINGS
MORE THAN 'WHO' GOES INTO 'WHY
OUKE COACH K: SIZE ANO DEPTH :
WHILE OUKE MAY BE NO. 2, THERE
BLUE DEVILS FACE DAVIDSON TONI
BLUE DEVILS ON HOYAS" HEELS; J
RUSTY DEVILS NAIL WILDCATS
KRZYZEWSKI ANXIOUS TO TEST DUK
DEVILS HANDLE OAVIDSON DESPIT=
OUKE MEETS MORE WILOCATS, 'HO"
NORTHWESTERN OFFERS TALL TEST
2ND-RANKE0 BLUE DEVILS MUNCH J
ALARIE ON TARGET
DEVILS GUN DOWN NORTHWESTERN
2ND-RANKEO DUKE EATS UP 'CATS
FULL-TIME PART-TIMERS: NCAA RU
OUKE HOPES TO CLEAR COBWEBS Ai
DUKE CAUTIOUS FOR UAB
SECOND-RANKED BLUE OEVILS WEAR
DUKE AWAITS TEST
OUKE EASES TO VICTORY OVER UAB
WHEN DUKE COUNTEO BLESSINGS. T
OUKE GETS TIMELY TOURNAMENT TI
DUKE'S 9TH VICTORY NOT ENOUGH
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FENCING
OELEON, 46, OUKE FENCING COACH.
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL CL
SEE ALSO IRON DUKES
SEE ALSO WALLACE WAOE STAOIUM
JUARTER3ACKS TOP DUKE'S LIST J
SIGNING DATE COACHES' TIME F03
OUKE'S CROPP TAKES POSITION WI
■PACK TO HAVE HOME 'EDGE' VS.
TEXAS TECH'S ALLISON JOINING !
OUKE OPENS SPRING FOOTBALL ORI
OUKF BACK PEACOCK SHINES IN IN
FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGES TOMORROW
SALLY. GRANTHAM GET YARDS. PRA
PLAYING IT COOL
A TOUCH OF CLASS: HILITELLO TO
THE FASTEST BED IN TOWN
SHUULOER SURGERY SIDELINES WAL
SLOAN: AT VERY LEAST, WE LOOK
OEVILS KICK OFF PRACTICE
DUKE UP EARLY FOR WORKOUTS
AUTOGRAPH PLEASE
SLOAN: BLUE OEVILS STRONGER IN
OUKE GOES TO PADS AS UNC BEGIN
OUKE WORKOUT TESTS DEFENSE
■PACK GETTING COBWEBS OUT; OEV
DUKE'S GRANTHAM HURT IN PRACTI
BROKEN HANO SIOELINES GRANTHA"
GRANTHAM: OUICK MENO IN THE W3
AFTER BENNETT, SALLY LOOKING F
BLUE DEVILS' FLANAGAN BREAKS C
SLOAN CAN'T FIGURE OUT ' 84 BLJ
QB RL«Y DETOURS DUKE'S IN-ROAO
SLOAN: GAMES WILL GIVE ANSWERS
SLOAN MAKING NO PROMISES FOR '
WALSTON GETS START FOR DUKE AG
MALLORY, HODSIERS WANT IMPROVE
SLOAN NAMES WALSTON TO START \
SOME GOOD NEWS FUR BLUE OEVILS
LFT OUKE FOOTBALL LIGHT UP YOJ
HOOSIERS INVAOE WALLACE WAOE c
SALLY SECOND-STRING, NOT SECUN
BLUE OEVILS SHINE IN FIRST NIS
SALLY'S PASSING SPARKS OEVILS
ON FIRST NIGHT, A HAND FOR SLJ
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1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
END THE GOALPOST VANDALISM
DEVILS. WITH GRIT C POLISH, EVE GAMECOCKS
OPEN WEEK HELPS DUKE GET HEALTHY
OUKF DEFENSE TO MEET ITS NEMESIS
WITH SALLY HURT. WALSTON TO START SATURDAY
OBS FOCAL POINT WHEN AREA TEAHS BATTLE TODAY
MITCHELL. GAMECOCKS BATTER Du< E
WITH RASH OF INJURIES LOSS TOUGHER FOR DEVILS
OEVILISHLY CLEAR SAILING
DEVILS HURTING: BACK GRANTHAM OUT 4-6 WEEKS
GAMECOCK BLITZ CRIPPLES DUKE OFFENSE
OUKF: ACC'S OWN 'GENERAL HOSPITAL'
DEVILS HURTING
OUKE'S ALLISON: 'HISS' HOBBY HUNTING WEST TEXAS RATTLERS
DEFENSE SUOOENLY DUKE'S BIG HDPE
OUKE TO THROW KIODIE CORPS AT CAOETS
MISTAKES GOT IN WAY OF OUKE EFFORT
BLUE DEVIL ERRORS HAND ARMY VICTORY
BLUE OEVILS LOOK TO EXTEND ON? STREAK. BREAK ANOTHER
DEFEAT DOESN'T TARNISH SLOAN'S NICE-GUY IMAGE
DUKE PUNTER TOLISH HURT. MAY BE OUT OF VIRGINIA GAME
TOLISH DOUBTFUL FOR CAVS
FOR ATKINSON, EVEN LATE MOVE WELCOMEO
OUKE AILING FOR VIRGINIA GAME
UNC. OUKE STUMBLE; PACK PULLS STUNNER: BLUE DEVIL MISCUES LEAD..
INEXPERIENCE MAKES FOR OISMAL OUKE
WAHOO ON YOU!
A TALE OF 2 QUARTERBACKS
CAVS PUSH INJURED DEVILS OVER THE EOGE
SALLY RIDE REMAINS ROCKY
SLOAN: OUKE WILL HAV ITS DEFEMSES UP: • M I S-PREP AREO • CITED AS PR
PROSPECTS DIM FOR DEVILS
SLOAN: SANITY AMIO LOSSES
SLAON'S CONFIDENCE KEY FOR K E-J NY HARPER
BLUE DEVILS GET POOR START; TECH MUSCLE FINISHES JOB
OCIWN IN THE PITS WITH THE OEVILS
SLOAN SUFFERS WITH PUNCHLESS DEVILS
DUKE SPORTS PEOPLE SHOULO BEAT THE DRUMS
DUKE. ACHING FOR AN OFFENSE. SETS MORE PAIN
OUKE WOUNDED RETURNING .. .NEXT WEEK
THE CHALLENGE: MARK HIGGINBOTHAM GETS CHORE OF HANDLING WILLIAM
HEELS HAUNT PACK; TIGERS OEVOJR DEVILS: DUKE SIMPLY NO MATCH FOR
PLAYING FOR ITS PRIOE, DUKE CAME OUT A WINNER
SLOAN FINDS SOLACE. DESPITE SLAUGHTER
IT'S GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS FOR DUKE: GRANTHAM BACK, BUT 3 MORE JOI
DUKE TO SEE MARYLANO RED
GRANTHAM MAKES RETURN TO LINEJP AGAINST MARYLANO
TERPS, ON TRACK FOR ACC TITLE. SET SIGHTS ON DUKE
BLUE DEVILS DROP BEHIND EARLY. FALL TO TERPS. 43-7
ROSS' MARYLANO: COLORED BY ARTIST
DILEMMA AT OUKE
TERPS PILE MORE MISERY ON DEVILS
OUKE HOPING LESS IS MORE I FUL) FILLING
DEVILS TRY TO BOUNCE BACK VS. TECH
REOSHIRTS: WILL OUKE GIVE SLOAN THE TOOLS?
FOR UNC. PACK, DUKE. IT WAS SAME OLO TUNE: TECH STRINGS OUKE'S '
SLAYOEN GAVE BLUE DEVILS SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT
DEWBERRY, OFFENSE HELP TECH WHIP OUKE
DEWBERRY, DEFENSE HELP TECH WHIP OUKE
SLOAN LOBBIES FOR PROGRAM CHANGES
JULIUS GRANTHAM TRIES TO RECOVER BALL
SLOAN'S CONCERN: ATTITUOE. FUTURE
AFTER SLOW START, SLAYOEN'S S<ILL SHOWING AT OB
LATE ObAC TD SEALS DUKE'S FATE
WAKE'S FOY WHITE: I KNEW WE WOULD WIN
LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT
THE GOOD, BAD ANO UGLY
DUKE'S LUCK TURNS. ..IT GETS WORSE
OUKE AND STATE: TEAMS WITH NEED FOR EACH OTHER
SLOAN. REEO FACE SIMILAR PROBLEMS
SLAYDEN GETS HONOR
OUKF SHAKES PACK: SLOAN SPURS BLUE OEVILS INTO ENOING STREAK
SLOAN OUT OF STEP PUTS DUKE M STEP
SLOAN'S TIRADE WAKES UP BLUE DEVILS
JIIICEO-UP OUKE SETTING ITS SISHTS ON THE BIG GAME
•85 CRUCIAL FOR SLOAN
DUKE'S "USSFLL PUTS EMOTION I>l TO FINALE
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
THE DUKE-CAROLINA GAME
ON THE LINE IN THE ACC. .ONLY BRAGGING RIGHTS AT STAKE IN DUKE.
UNC'S WIN A SNAP WITH OUKE'S HELP: BLUE OEVILS' MISTAKES FUEL...
FROM MILLION, 1 SIMPLE REASON
FOR CARR, RUN ALMOST TOO FAR; FOR WOOOS. NOWHERE TO GO
HOT POTATO IN END ZONE
BLUE OEVILS SELF-DESTRUCT AGAINST HEELS
OUKE, NOTRE GAME ACADEMICS HOVURED BY CFA
JOHNNY HILL MVP FOR DUKE FOOTBALL
SANFORD OEFENDS ATHLETIC PROG' AM
FOOTBALL, DORM OUKE TOPICS
A BOOST FOR SLOAN
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, BLUE-WHITE GAME
DEVILS, HEELS BEGIN SPRING FODTBALL ORILLS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL, GRADUATES
DUKE SCORES IN GRAO RATIO
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, GOLF
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPRING INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO IRON DUKE CLASSIC I GOLF I
DUKE'S MARY ANNE WIDMAN NAMED TO CURTIS CUP TEAM
BACK-NINE SURGE GIVES DUKE TITLE
WIDMAN, DUKE PULE ACC GOLF TOURNEY
MS. WIDMAN LEADS DUKE IN COLLFGIATE SWAN SONG
ANDERSON HONORED
PPOS CHASE SPOTS IN ALL-EXEMPT TOUR
CHIPPING ON, HOLOING ON
EX-PECRUIT DISPUTES AMOUNT FOR SIGNING
MCGEE OENIES 180.000 RECRUITING OFFER
DUKE WOMEN LEAO WOLFPACK GOLF
OUKE'S TAYLOR TOPS SUN BOWL GOLFERS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. HOCKEY
STICKING WITH IT
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. LACROSSE
EARLY TRAINING
UNC. DUKE PnST WINS; HOPKINS >IPS VIRGINIA
TAR HEELS ROUT OUKE. 18-4
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOL ARSH I ' S
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
OUKE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIFNTS
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DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E
SEE »LSO SOCCER
U.S. TEAM, DUKE MEET IN CHALLE
U.S. OLYMPIC SOCCER HOPEFULS T
OLYMPIANS RALLY TO EDGE DUKE,
RENNIE: DUKE SOCCER HAS NEW CA
BLUE DEVIL HOOTERS' NEW CAST L
DUKE BEGINS SOCCER SEASON WITH
DEVILS BLANK OLD OOMINION
STATE ATHLETE FREE FROM JAIL;
KAIN'S GOAL LIFT DUKE PAST UNt
KAIN'S GOALS SPARK DEVILS
DUKE BLANKS VOLS
KAIN'S 2 GOALS LEAD DUKE SOCCE
TIE ENDS DEVIL HOOTERS" STREA<
GEORGE MASON TIES OEVILS
ACC SOCCER INTEGRITY IN DUKE'S
CHAPMAN'S GOALS GIVE DUKE VICT
CHAPMAN LEADS DUKE SOCCFR WIN
OEVIL. BRUIN BOOTERS TAKE WINS
OUKE STREAK STOPPED
BRUINS SCORE EARLY, TOP BLUE D
UCLA BLANKS DEVILS
YOUNG OUKE SOCCER TEAM LOOKS F
OUKE, CLEMSON BOOTERS LOCK HO'
OUKE USES DEPTH TO STOP CLEMSJ
DUKE KICKS CLEMSON, 2-0
KERR, KAIN PACE DUKE SOCCER
PENN ST. EDGES DUKE
KING OF ( THIGHI PAIN
DUKE BOOTERS WIN 3-0; STATE n
KERR SPARKS DUKE WIN
STATE SOCCER FALLS TO TAMPA; 0
SOCCER EJECTION RULE RANKLES 3
WAKE SURPRISES OUKE, BATTLES 0
VIRGINIA ENDS DUKE'S ACC SOCCE
KAIN, WILLIAMSON GUIDE BLUE OE
DUKF SNAPS STREAK
OUKE, PACK BOOTERS BATTLING FT
OWOH RETURNS, PACES STATE SOCC
OWOH LIFTS STATE OVER DUKE
OWOH LIFTS STATE OVER OUKE
UNC'S 1-0 WIN OIMS DUKE'S PLAY
TAR HEELS EDGF OUKE IN OVERT!*
SOCCER PLAYOFFS: PACK VS. TIGE
NGE
AKE ON OUKE
2-1
ST OF CHARACTERS
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VICTORY
BOND REDUCED
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UKE-SOUTH CAROLINA TIE AT 1
UKE'S RENNIE
EVILS TO 1-1 TIE
R HOPFS, 4-2
VILS PAST UNCW
R NCAAS
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OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TENNIS
DUKE, UNC TIE FOR FIRST IN OON SKAKLE TENNIS
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
SLEW 0' GOLO QUESTIONABLE FOR CUP
BLUE DEVILS WIN ACC VOLLEYBALL TITLE
BLUE OEVIL KILLERS
BROWN, KRAFT HELP OUKE SPIKE SAMECOCKS
WILSON'S FAVORITE? WILSON. NATURALLY
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, WOMEN
LINDA PAGE PACES STATE TO WIL3 WIN
MS. PAGE LEADS N.C. STATE OVE' UNC
OUKE WOMEN UPEND TAR HEELS
OUKF WOMEN STUN WOLFPACK IN OVERTIME
DUKE'S WOMEN SEEK GOLF TITLE IN OWN TOURNEY
BACK-NINE SURGE GIVES OUKE TITLE
OUKE ADDS THREE SPORTS FOR WOMEN
MILLER FAVORS COUNSELING TO COACHING
PROS CHASE SPOTS IN ALL-EXEMPT TOUR
THEY ROW AS ONE: ROWERS EUPHOJIA HAS HIGH PRICE IN BLISTERS
DEVILS BEAT HOYAS...ANO IT WASN'T CLOSE
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, WRESTLING
CECERE'S REUNION BECAME ESCAP5
FROM GRENAOA
ouke univ. sports and physical health building
see also duke univ. dupac program
see also duke univ. sports
see also sports medicine
see also wallace waoe stadium
ouke program tries to reduce wme injured athletes speno off the track
ouke sports medicine helps athletes return to sports
ouke univ. spring invitational golf tourney
furman sweeps ouke spring gol=
pepper 1st at ouke
ouke univ. string school
string school schedules two concerts
ouke univ. summer alumni college
british, american artists to he focus of one-week event at duke
artists focus of special school
duke univ. summer institute of alc3h0l studies
see also alcoholism
alcohol institute sessions to open
summer institute of alchohol 5tuuies to meet next week
ouke univ. summer theatre program
see summer theater at ouke
duke univ. union craft center
see also crafts
registration begins for craft courses
ouke offers craft classes
classes are available
duke univ. women's studies program
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill women's stuoies program
see also women, higher education
see also women, histury
ouke and unc offering women's stuoies course
five movies on wo"en scheduled
women's studies given boost
duke boosts womfn's studies
teachers looking for ways to address women's issues
new ground: teachers invite women's stuoies into their classrooms
what they got was new consc i oj sne ss
women's journal finos new home
women's studies discussion set
women's studies program expan"s
duke expanoing women's studies program
ouke univ. writers workshop
see also writers, durham
writers meeting at duke
folks around here: what the mailman brought
writers' conference opens t0m1rr0w
writers talking at duke
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52 DUKE STUDENT-MUSICIANS TO PERFORM, STUDY IN AUSTRIA
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DUKE/DURHAM CAMPAIGN
SEE OURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
OUKE/OURHAM FELLOWS SEMINAR
OUKE PRPGRAM DESIGNED TC AID TEACHERS IN CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
OUKE. DURHAM SCHOOLS to COOPE'ATE
COOPERATION ADMIRABLE IN DUKE- SCHOOLS ' EFFORT
DURHAM TEACHERS LAUD PROFESSOR'S PROGRAM AT DUKE
OUKE/DURHAM RELATIONS
SEE OURHAM, N.C., TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DUKE/UNC OCEANOGRAPHIC CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO OCEANOGRAPHY
N.C. RESEARCH VESSEL PLANS 245 DAYS AT SEA
DUKE/UNC ORGAN PROCUREMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
ORGAN OONORS INCREASING
N.Y. MAN RECEIVES HEART REMOVED IN OURHAM
WRECK VICTIM'S HEART USED IN TRANSPLANT
DULCIMER
MUSICAL DUO TO GIVE FREE CONCERT
DUMPSTERS
MAN'S SLEEP ENDS IN OUMP
HAN DOWN IN THE OUMPS
GRANVILLE TO BUY SITE NEAR Wit TON FOR DUMPSTERS
DUNBAR REALTY CO.
EMPLOYEE ROBBED; MONEY RECOVE'EO
MAN HELD IN R0B3ERY
DUNN. N.C.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
DUNN HIGH SCHOOL (HARNETT COUNTY. N.C)
TRIANGLE SEEDS AWAIT DUNN-«EB3 GAME
DUNN HIGH SCHOOL (HARNETT COUNTY, N.C.I SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GREEN WAVE SWAMPS SOUTHERN
OUPLEXES
BUILOER GETS PROJECT OK
DUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WINE
SEE ALSO WINERIES. N.C.
N.C. WINERY PLANS TO HOLD CONTEST
DUPONT CO.
TRUCK FIRE CLOSES PART OF 1-85
EXCESS WASTES FOUNO IN CAPE FEAR RIVER
DU PONT MAY OROER SOME LAYOFFS
DURACELL USA BATTERY PLANT
WCRKER WINS CLAIM FOR MERCURY POISONING
OURACELL INC. TO CLOSE N.Y. PLANT
3ATTERY FIRM SETTLES WOMAN'S CLAIM
DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C, IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO CAME OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
LOOKING AHEAD TO '8*
HE'S BULLISH ON DURHAM
THE TEXTURES OF THE NIGHT
OURHAM PROGPAM SEEKS NEW RESIDENTS
NEW EFFORT SPREADS WORO ON FINE LIVING IN OURHAM
TREE CITIES NAMED
CITY EARNS TITLE
YES, NEW YORK, THERE IS A DURHAM, N.C.
AFTER YOU FINO OUT WHERE THIN",S ARE, OURHAM IS FINE
GOING HOME: CHANGING OURHAM STILL 'SAME'
CITY LEADERS JOIN NATIONAL GR3UP FOR DEVELOPMENT
•GAME OF DURHAM' HAS TOWN FOR SALE
BOARD GAME PROMOTES CITY
INTRODUCING DURHAM
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS DOWNTOWN
OURHAM WOULD SUFFER IF SANFORD TOOK JOB
198*: A RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT DURHAM AND THE STATE BY V.C. ROGERS
nuRHAM,
SEE
i IK
C, AIR QUALITY
aUALITY
DURHAM, N.C, ALL-AMERICA CITY PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALL-AMERICA CITIES
JANUARY INSIGHT
ALL-AMERICA CITY
DURHAM, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM
ANNEXATIONS WOULD AOO OVER 152 ACRES
ANNEXATION ASKEO FOR * AREAS
MFETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVIC CENTER REPORT
ANNEXATION HEARING SCHEDULED c OR JAN. 30
UNANNEIED AREAS NEED "WE POWER
CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUBDIVISIONS SET
APPEALS COURT RULES ANNEXATION WAS LEGAL
SOUTHERN DURHAM GROWTH SUPPORTEO
OURHAM TO ANNEX PROPERTY WEST OF CITY
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ANNEXATION MAY HIT COURT AGAIN
ANNEXATION FOES SEEK REVIEW
SIRENS 'WELCOME' P1CKFTT RUAO
N.C. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CIT
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS 1982 ANNEX*
ARGUMENTS HEARD ON CITY ANNEXS
NEW AREAS TO TAX PSO FORCE: AY
ANNEXATION FOES WILL SEEK REVI
OPPONENTS TO APPEAL ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION APPEAL WILL BE FILE
RESIOENTS WILL RECEIVE SERVICE
DEVELOPERS WANT PROPOSED COMMJ
MAYOR BACKS MINI-CITY ANNEXATI
WRONG NUMBER!
STORES IN NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS
GARBAGE COLLECTION CHANGES ANN
ANNEXFO RESIDENTS ASK APPEAL H
ATTORNEYS SAY ANNEX REVIEW IN
ANNEXATION WOULD BOOST CITY PO
WATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
DURHAM MAY ADD «74 MILLION WHE
TREATMENT BY CITY NOT FAIR
ANNEXATION POLICY NEEDED
SUPREME COURT MAY SETTLE ANNEX
ANNEXATIONS A THREAT
MOST COUNTY BOARD CANDIDATES F
SEWER FEES ARE LOWERED
OLD NORTH REZONING IS OENIEO
ANNEXATION FOES WILL PURSUE PI
ANNEXATION: PAYING FOR MORE P*
RESIOENTS
Y ANNEXATION
TION PLAN
TION
NEXATION REQUIRING DUTY SHIFTS
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OECISION
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NITY ANNEXED
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OUNCEO
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VIOLATION
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N TWO NEW AREAS ANNEXED
ATION CASE
AVOR HOLDING LINE ON TAXES
OMPT DELIVERY OF CITY SERVICES
OBLEMS
DURHAM. N.C. ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ARTS. DURHAM
ARTS GROUP DELAYS FUND REOUEST
CITY MAY SEEK SALES TAX HIKE FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
NEW HOPFS ABOUT MONEY OELAY HEARING ON CENTER
ARTS COUNCIL STILL BACKS CENTER
HERON BACKS MOVING <=UNOS FROM CIVIC CENTER TO THEATER
PLAZA ANO ARTS COMPLEX ADD ZEST TO CENTER PLANS
BULLISH ON CULTURE
FINANCE PANEL OK S PRELIMINARY CONSTRUCTION BUOGET FOR CENTER
JAYCEES ARE HOSTS FOR GALA
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS 185,000
ARTS COMPLEX PLANS FOR NEXT VS AR • S DRIVE
NEW ARTS CENTER MAY LEAO DOWNTOWN PROJECTS
ARTS CENTER CAN SPUR CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
DURHAM. N.C BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO KEFP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
•DIRTY PICTURE' CONTEST TO HELP CLEANUP EFFORT
DURHAM. N.C. BOARDS ANO COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. BOARDS ANO COMMISSIONS
5 AGENCIES HAVE SEATS AVAILABLE
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN PASSENGER SHELTER
DURHAM. N.C. BOND REFERENOUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C, BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, BOND ISSUE
SEE ALSO REFERENOA
CITY MAY SEEK SALES TAX HIKE FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
CITY PROPOSAL PROVIDES INCENTIVE TO LOOK AHEAO
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED FOR PLANT
RESOLUTIONS LOOMING ON CIVIC CENTER VOTE
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CLOSE BONO ELECTION
DURHAM. N.C. BONDS
BONO ATTORNEYS SAY CENTER PACT WITH COUNTY LEGAL
BONO SALE TO AID HOUSING IN DJRHAM
DURHAM. N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BJDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSn DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
CITY INVESTMENTS NET J4.9 MILLION
PARKING TICKET FINES IN ESCROW
BUDGET IDEAS SOUGHT
UNWANTED ALLOCATIONS
FUNOS FOR NON-CITY AGENCIES T3
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM YOUR CIT
COUNCILMEN REJECT AOMINISTRATI
CITY WANTS BUDGET OPINIONS
COUNCILMEN WILL RECEIVE CITY 8
CITY PREPARING BUOGET
PANEL STUOIES CAPITAL NEEDS
OURHAM LEAOERS TO STUOY AIO FJ
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC ^
CITY DEPARTMENTS MAY BE MERGEn
POWELL TO RECOMMEND SAME CITY
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET HOLDS LIN
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE PROPOSED
COUNCIL TO STUOY BUDGET
HIGHER PARKING FINES WON'T IMP
CITY OF OURHAM 1984-85 BUDGET
MORE POLICE SAID NEEDED 00WNT3
POWELL OPPOSES BUYING EXTRA P3
BUDGET ASKS PAY INCREASE FEE H
PAY RAISE SOUGHT FOR CITY WOR<
PARKING FEE INCREASE IDEA PRO*
COUNCILMEN PRESS FOR RACIAL FI
PERSONNEL DIVISION SEEKS MORE
FAIR HIRING A VITAL GOAL, BUT
NON-CITY GROUPS SEEK HOI, 863
COUNCILMEN FAVOR tltlOT RAISES
PUBLIC COMMENT DUE TONIGHT ON
CITY COUNCIL REFERS ACTION ON
CITY TAX HIKE UNLIKELY
ACROSS-THE-BOARO RAISE UNFAIR
CITY COUNCIL PAY RAISE REGRESS
CITY PANEL. POLICE DIFFER ON ?
POLICE STILL OPPOSE CITY PAY-*
CITY EMPLOYEES OPPOSE SALARY H
RAISE HIKE TO BE TONIGHT'S TOP
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POWELL: FLAT PAY HIKE SHOULD N
GROUP LOSES FUNDING PLEA
FUNDING PR0CE5S EYED
COUNCIL PLANS SPECIAL MEETING
COUNCIL SEEKING 1270,000
OURHAM MAY NEED TAX HIKE FOR P
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES POLICE-PEN
FUNDING OECISION NEARS
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N E
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L Y
P D
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C
PG
L P
BYL
H 2
3/07/84
A
9
S
S51
H 2
3/22/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/29/84
A
4
L
S 2
5/0 3/84
A
N
K90
H 2
5/04/84
B
N
S51
S 2
5/U/84
C
N
K90
H 2
6/27/84
A
M N
X82
S 2
6/27/84
A
N
K90
H 2
6/28/84
B
N
S51
S 2
7/06/84
C
N
K90
S 2
7/07/84
A
N
K90
H 2
7/12/84
A
N
L4I
S 2
7/13/84
A
N
C60
S 2
7/13/84
C
N
H 2
7/15/84
D
13
N
L4I
H 2
7/19/84
A
18
N
S 2
7/31/84
A
M N
K90
S 2
8/02/84
A
N
K90
S 2
8/06/84
A
N
K90
S 2
8/13/84
c
N
K90
S 2
8/17/84
A
M N
K90
S 2
9/01/84
A
L
H 2
9/06/84
A
L
S 2
9/12/84
C
N
K90
H 2
9/13/84
A
L
H 2
10/29/84
A
G
B81
S 2
11/13/84
C
N
M69
H 2
11/20/84
A
N
S51
S 2
11/20/84
A
N
M69
H 2
12/06/84
A
4
L
S 2
1/03/B4
A
1
N
J56
S 2
2/02/84
c
1
N
K90
H 2
3/06/84
A
1
N
S51
S 2
3/20/84
A
4
L
S 2
3/26/84
A
1
N
J56
S 2
4/04/84
A
4
P E
H 2
4/22/84
D
4
E
H 2
4/27/84
A
1
N
S51
H 2
5/01/84
A
6
P U
H 2
6/01/84
B
1
N
S82
S 2
8/28/84
C
1
N
J56
S 2
12/27/84
A
1
N
J56
S ?
12/29/84
A
4
E
S 2 3/26/84 A 3 N C05
S 2 8/24/84 C 1 N
S 2 10/13/84 A 3 N M69
S 2
H 2
S 1
H 2
S 2
2/02/84 C
2/05/84 A
2/07/84 C
3/01/R4 A
4/13/84 A
S 2 9/03/84 A
S 2 11/14/84 A
N K90
E
N J56
N S51
V 043
N J56
N M69
s
2
1/02/84
A
N
K90
s
2
1/06/84
A
N
K90
s
2
1/18/84
C
N
H
2
1/20/84
A
> L
s
2
1/21/84
A
S N
K90
H
2
1/25/84
A
) A
S
2
1/27/84
C
N
K90
S
2
2/06/84
c
N
K90
S
2
2/24/84
c
N
K90
s
2
3/14/84
c
N
K90
s
2
3/15/84
c
N
K90
s
2
4/18/84
A
N
K90
H
2
4/28/84
A 1'
A
s
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5/09/84
c
N
K90
s
2
5/18/84
A
N
K90
H
2
5/22/84
A
N
s
2
5/22/84
A
N
K90
s
2
5/28/84
c
N
K90
H
2
5/29/84
A <
E
H
2
5/29/84
A <
A
s
2
5/29/84
A
N
K90
s
2
5/29/84
c
N
K90
H
2
5/30/84
A
N
L41
s
2
5/30/84
A
N
K90
s
2
5/30/84
C
N
K90
H
2
5/31/84
B
N
A54
s
2
5/31/84
A
N
K90
s
2
6/01/84
A <
E
s
2
6/01/84
C 1
N
K90
H
2
6/02/84
c
N
A54
S
2
6/04/84
A
N
K90
H
2
6/05/84
B
N
S51
S
2
6/05/84
A
N
K90
s
2
6/06/84
A <
E
H
2
6/07/84
A <
E
H
2
6/08/84
A
N
S51
5
2
6/08/84
C 1
N
K90
S
2
6/16/84
A
N
K90
S
2
6/18/84
c
N
S80
H
2
6/19/84
A
N
S51
s
2
6/19/84
A
N
S80
s
2
6/19/84
c
N
S80
s
2
6/2S/84
C 1
N
K90
s
2
6/27/84
A
N
K90
H
2
6/28/84
B
N
S
2
. 6/28/84
A
N
K90
S
2
6/29/84
A <
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s
2
6/29/84
C 1
N
K90
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
S J B J E
RETIREMENT FUND PROBLEM UNSOLVED
CITY'S FINANCIAL CRUNCH DICTATES TYPE OF STATION
SENATE APPROVES PORK BARREL BILL
CITY NEEDS 1200.000 FOR RETIREMENT FUNO
RETIREMENT FUND TO COST 4200.000
SUOOUTH: INCLUDE MUSEUM IN BUDGET
COUNCILMEN RECEIVE COPIES OF Z I TY BUDGET
CITY SEEKING COMMENTS ON BUDGET
DURHAM, N.C.. BUDGET CUTS
CCS TO EYE FUNDING CUTS
WITH NATION IN DEATHLOCK, TAYPAYER'S LEAGUE FORMEO
0U°HAM. N.C.. BUS SCHEDULES
REDUCING NIGHT BUS SERVICE UNDER STUDY
DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CITIZENS' COMMITTEE ON
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BU
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION BUS STATH
SEE ALSO PARTY-GOERS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. BUSING
COUNCIL TO STUDY PUS PLAN
TAKE THE BUS
TRAILWAYS SEEKS NEW LOCATION
COUNCILMEN TO GET BUS SYSTEM
COUNCIL URGED TO TAKE ACTION
BUS SYSTEM CONTACTS START
ALTERING BUS CONTRACT HELPS DU
PANEL BACKS PRIVATE TALKS ABOJ
SECRET TALKS PROPOSEU ON CITY
CITY LEAOERS SEEK BUS SERVICE
SECRET TALKS QUESTIONABLE
SFCRET BUSING MEETINGS WOULD 9
BUS STUDY COMMITTEE TO RECONSI
BUS NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPEN AS
SECRECY ON BUSES STUDIED
BOYD'S WOROS RING TRUE
REOUCING NIGHT BUS SERVICE UNO
CITY PANEL POSTPONES ACTION ON
BUS SERVICE, HOUSING EYED
PARTY-GOERS TRANSIT WANTS TO 0
AIM OF SERVICE: BUS PARTY-GOE'
BUS COMPANIES SEEK SEPARATE TE
DUKE POWER OONATES TWO BUSES T
GREYHOUND MOVE TO BE DISCUSSED
SINGLE BUS STATION SACKED AT ^
SEPARATE BUS STATIONS RAPPED
DISTRICT MANAGER SAYS GREYHOUN
CENTRAL BUS STATION IS VITAL F
TRANSPORTATION CENTER PROPOSED
PANEL SETS TIMETABLE TO CONS ID
DELAY SOUGHT FOR MOVE BY BUS L
TRANSIT
S STUDY COMMITTEE
LAN
N BUS SERVICE
KE, HURTS CITY
T BUS SYSTEM TAKEOVER
BUS TAKEOVER
STATUS
E PUBLIC AFFRONT
OER SECRET TALKS
POSSIBLE
ER STUDY
BUS REPORT
PERATE DURHAM ROUTE
S
RMINALS
0 DUKE
EARING ON GREYHOUND
D NEEDS TERMINAL
OR DURHAM
ER REPORT ON RECYCLING REOUEST
INE
DURHAM, N.C.. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CIPI
DURHAM, N.C., CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORY
DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C
SEE ALSO OURHAM MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PERSONNEL OE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNE
SEE ALSO WAGES, OUKHAM
POWELL ORDERS RECORDS KEPT
UNION SEEKS KING DAY AS HO
CITY ASKED FOR KING HOLIDA
CITY SHOULD DENY PAID HOLI
KING HOLIDAY TO BE OISCUSS
GOVERNMENT WORKERS SEEK HI
KING HOLIDAY TO BE STUOIED
CITY PANEL SHOULD REJECT K
CITY PANEL BACKS NEW PAID
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING HEAO P
KING DAY CHANGE TO BE STUD
KING HOLIDAY SWITCH SOUGHT
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOL
STREET WORKERS BEGIN 4-DAY
OFFICIAL SAYS CITY'S HIRIN
COUNCILMEN PRESS FOR RACIA
HIRING COMMENTS PROMPT HEE
FAIR HIRING A VITAL GOAL,
CITY RECEIVES SAFETY AWARD
COUNCIL PANEL OKS CONTRACT
GROUP OKS COUNSELING FUNDS
OF
0F =
AF
PE
EM
OEPr
PT.
PRO
l a;
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
ICE
FIRMATIVE ACTION
RSONNEL REVIEW COMMITTEE
PLOYEES
GRAM
T
ON COUNCILMEN'S REQUESTS
WITH PAY
HONORING KING
HOLIDAY PROPOSAL
DAYS
TO RETIRE
LI DA
Y -
OAY
ED
GHE*
ING
HOLI
LANS
IED
I OAY
WO)
G RA
L FI
TINS
BUT PROGRESS TAKES TIME
S
F0*
FW
KWEEK PLAN
CIST; POWELL DISAGREES
GURES ON CITY EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELING
CITY WORKERS
OURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
CITY PANEL ENDORSES PROPOSED REVISION OF BUSINESS FEES
CITY EMPLOYEES TURN 10 HMO HEALTH PLAN
OURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES, PRIVACY ACT
SEE DURHAM, N.C CITY EMPLOYEES
SFE DURHAM PERSONNEL OEPT.
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
DURHAM, N.C
SEE ALSO
UNION
CITY P
CITY U
CITY N
GOVERN
BUOGET
PAY RA
COUNCI
PANEL
CITY T
ACROSS
CITY C
CITY P
COUNCI
FLAT P
FLAT C
LABOR
CITY E
159.2
POWELL
, CITY EMPL
OURHAM CITY
WANTS CITY "
AY SCALE REV
NION SEEKS R
EEDS ALERT C
HENT WORKERS
ASKS PAY IN
ISE SOUGHT F
LMEN FAVOR \
BACKS SALARY
AX HIKE UNL I
THE-30AR0 R
OUNCIL PAY R
ANEL, POLICE
L SHOULD CON
AY RAISE WOU
ITY RAISE IS
UNION BACKS
MPLOYEES OPP
MILLION BUDG
FLAT PAY H
OYEES, SALA) IES
COUNCIL, SALARIES
0 MULL WAGE HIKES
lEw IS URGED
EPO=T ON PAY CONOITIONS
OUNCIL, BUT NOT A MEOOLING ONE
SEEK HIGHE? PAY
CREASE FEE -t IKE
OR CITY WORKERS
1.107 RAISES FOR CITY WORKERS
HIKES
KELY
AISE UNFAIR TO MANY WORKERS
AISE REGRESSIVE COMPENSATION
DIFFER ON 'AY
SIDER COMPROMISE ON SALARIES
LD BE SLAP IN FACE
FAIR
FLAT CITY PAY HIKE
OSE SALARY HIKE
ET, RAISES APPROVED
IKE SHOULO •iQT CAUSE MORALE PROBLEMS
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N E
P 0
DATE
S
E
C
PG
I
L
L
T
Y
P
BYL
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S I
S 2
6/30/64
7/04/04
7/07/84
7/26/84
7/27/84
9/08/84
9/13/84
12/26/84
A
1
B
A
4
A
C
A
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
7
p
N
E
N
N
N
N
N
N
551
04 6
K90
S51
L41
S 2
H 2
6/22/84
7/22/84
A
e
13
1
N
U
S80
L57
S 2 4/25/84 C 1
s
2
2/04/84
A
N
K90
s
2
2/09/84
D 5 N
s
2
2/25/84
A 1<
N
s
2
3/20/84
A
N
K90
H
2
3/22/84
A
N
S51
s
2
3/22/84
c
N
K90
5
2
3/26/84
A
> L
S
2
3/29/84
A
N
K90
H
2
3/29/84
8
N
S
2
3/29/84
A
N
K90
S
2
3/30/84
A
. E
H
2
3/31/84
A
. E
s
2
4/04/04
A
N
K90
s
2
4/05/B4
c
N
K90
H
2
4/06/84
B
i N
A54
S
2
4/06/84
A
. E
S
2
4/25/94
c
N
K90
n
2
4/26/84
B
N
S51
s
2
4/26/84
C
N
K90
s
2
4/27/84
A
L N
J56
H
2
4/28/84
A 1
> N
s
2
7/19/84
A
N
K90
s
2
7/27/84
C
J N
H
2
9/26/94
a
N
H
2
9/28/84
B
N
S51
s
2
9/28/B4
C
N
A47
H
2
9/29/84
B
I N
s
2
10/01/84
A
. E
s
2
10/12/84
A
N
M69
H
2
10/25/84
B 6 N
S51
s
2
10/25/84
A 13 N
M69
s
2
1/13/84
A
1 N
K90
s
2
1/31/84
B
I N
K90
H
2
2/01/84
B
I N
S51
S
2
2/02/84
A
A E
s
2
2/02/64
C
3 N
s
2
2/18/64
A
3 N
K90
H
2
2/24/84
A
7 N
S51
s
2
2/25/84
A
4 E
s
2
3/15/84
A
I N
K90
s
2
3/15/84
C
1 P N
K90
s
2
3/22/84
c
1 N
K90
s
2
3/28/84
c
1 N
K90
H
2
4/18/84
B
1 N
S51
S
2
5/08/84
C
1 N
s
2
5/30/84
C
1 N
K90
H
2
5/31/B4
B
1 N
A54
s
2
5/31/84
C
1 N
K90
s
2
6/01/94
A
i E
s
2
7/21/84
A
3 N
K90
H
2
9/21/84
B
N
A54
s
2
9/22/84
A 1
5 N
H
2
5/11/84
B
1 N
S51
s
2
6/08/84
A
1 N
J56
H 2
2/08/84
B
N
A54
H 2
2/1D/B4
B
N
A54
S 2
2/10/84
C
N
K90
S 2
2/11/84
A
E
S 2
2/18/84
A
» N
K90
H 2
5/30/84
A
N
L41
S 2
5/30/84
A
N
K90
H 2
6/02/84
C
N
A54
5 2
6/02/64
A
N
S 2
6/05/84
A
N
K90
S 2
6/06/84
A <
. E
H 2
6/07/84
A
E
H 2
6/06/64
A
N
S51
S 2
6/09/64
A
. E
H 2
6/13/84
A
. L
H 2
6/14/84
A '
L
S 2
6/15/84
A
i L
S 2
6/16/84
A
N
K90
H 2
6/19/84
A
N
S51
S 2
6/19/84
A
N
S80
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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ITT COUNCIL DID RIGHT: EOUAL-AMJUNT RAISES HELP PEOPLE WHO NEED IT MOST H 2
ITY COUNCIL OIO RIGHT: ACTION DEMONSTRATES POLITICAL COURAGE... H 2
OUNCIL PAY SAME DURING SUMMEJ S 2
DATE
PG L P BYL
MENT CORP.
DEVELOPMENT
VELOPMENT
VIC CENTER COMMITTEE
C
C. .
COUNCIL PAY SAME DURING SUMMEJ
FLETCHER TOP PAIO OFFICIAL
10% HIKE IN SALARY CEILINGS F3 R CITY JOBS RECOMMENDED
OURHAM. N.C.. 'CITY OF MEDICINE'
SEE OURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM. N.C.. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSD DOWNTOWN OURHAM DEVELO"
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., OOWNTOWN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., GROWTH OE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, CI
SEE ALSO HOTELS. OURHAM
JANUARY INSIGHT
COUNCILMEN TO GET REPORT
CITY, OEVELDPER SETTLE CONTRAC
NEW CENTER OEVELOPER GETS FULL
COUNCIL TO MEET ON CIVIC CENT;
REPORT ON CIVIC CENTER FEASIBI
OISMAL CHAPTER ENDS WITH OEVEL
COUNCIL SNUBBED PUBLIC IN PAYI
PROVIDE APARTMENTS IN HOTEL
MEETING ON CENTER CALLED OFF
HERE LIE DORSON C JOHNSON GONE
CIVIC CENTER BEATS OUT CITY EL
FLOYD STILL IN HOSPITAL
CITY COUNCIL NEEDS LESSON IN :
MEETING ON CIVIC CENTER STILL
ONE PROPER VOTE
FIRM, COUNCIL TO MEET WITHIN 2
DATES SET FOR CENTER TALKS
MARKHAM: OTHER PROJECTS DOWNTO
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVI
MURPHREE AND COUNCIL TO MEET M
DURHAM'S THREE CHOICES AFTER M
COUNCIL TO VIEW CENTER PLANS T
COUNCIL MEETING TO DISCUSS CIV
"...SHAKE HANOS WITH YOUR NEW
POWELL: MEETING DELAY INSIGNIF
DELAY DOESN'T ALARM COUNCILMEN
3 OATES EYED FOR MEETING
CITY NEEUS REASSURANCE OF CIVI
PATIENCE COSTS LESS NOW
BELL SAYS NEW HOTEL KEY TO C Oil
POWELL: CIVIC CENTER NEEOS COJ
CITY, MURPHREE OFFICIAL PLAN T
CITY PLEAS FOR TOUNTY HELP TES
COUNCIL SESSION TUESOAY LOOMS
CITY PROPOSAL PROVIDES INCENTI
MURPHREE TO UNVEIL CIVIC C EN TE
SCALED-OOWN CENTER OFFERED: PL
OEVELOPERS URGE CITY TO BUILD
TEER, HERON SAY AIO FOR CENTEi
COUNTY MAY RESTUUY CENTER COMM
SHOULO OURHAM TAKE A 112-HILLI
SCALED OOWN CENTER OFFERED ( CA
MODEL CITY
SURVEY: CITY HAS DONE BAD JOB
CENTER PLAN TAKES CITY CLOSER
PENNY GETS MORE TIME TO ANSWER
MURPHREE LEAVES CENTER FUTURE
MURPHREE, TEXAS: THINK SMALL 1
COUNTY CIVIC CENTER ELECTION >l
COUNTY SHOULO CALL ELECTION ON
CITY SHOULU CONSIDER A LOWER-3
A CHAMBER SURVEY DESERVING ATT
CIVIC CENTER SURVEY MAILEO
MAY VOTE CALL ON CIVIC CENTER
NEED FOR CIVIC CENTER TOPS C AL
LOOMING TAX-LAW CHANGES 0EMAN3
RFPORT: MODEST CENTER NEEDS TA
SURVEY: CIVIC CENTER WITH HOT?
POWELL: SCALED-OOWN HOTEL WOUL
RESOLUTIONS LOOMING ON CIVIC Z
CIVIC CENTER PROJECTIONS NEED
OEMOCRATS LARGELY IGNORE CIVIC
LAWYER TO URGE CIVIC CENTER V]
HOTEL VANISHING FROM CIVIC CE1
POWELL TO RECnHMEND CENTER PL«
COMMISSIONERS MAY GET RESOLUTI
NEW HOPES ABOUT MONEY DELAY H=
COUNTY BOARD REJECTS VOTE ON C
COUNCIL OELAYS CENTER HEARING
COMMISSIONERS SAY NO TO VOTE 3
OURHAM CENTFR HOPE PREVAILS -
DURHAM ON THE THRESHOLD...
INVESTORS INTFRESTEO IN HOTEL
LOCAL INVESTORS MAY BE KEY TO
MARKHAM BACKS BUILDING NEW CEN
MAYOR CITES OPTIONS ON DOWNTOJ
GIVE DURHAM COUNTY VOICE IN T-l
TENN. FIRM NAILED DEAL OOWN E>
CIVIC CENTER CONTRACTOR CLOSES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MA
GOVERNOR BOOSTS CIVIC CFNTER
POLITICAL CONFIDENCF
COUNCILMEN WANT HOTEL IN COMPL
WHY NO PENALTY CLAUSE?
ARTS COUNCIL STILL BACKS CENT?
HAMMER REPORTFO SEEKING INVEST
HAMNEP SAIO INVOLVE" IN HOTEL
LOCAL INVESTORS COULD SAVE CW
HERON BACKS MOVING FUNDS FROM
CENTER SITE BUILDING may BE DE
FIRST RAZING AT CENTER SITE Rz
CITY EYES STRFET-CLOSING POL i:
CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL TO BE UN
DURHAM GETS NEW CENTER PLAN: 1
COUNCIL WILL GET REPORT ON STA
BUSINESSMEN MAY SPARK CIVIC CE
HILL'S LATEST CONTRIBUTION MAY
PENNY SAYS PLANS HALVES OBJECT
SANFOPO, HILL HEADING 'NEW DU*
NEW PLAN OFFERS BEST SHOT AT C
HUMPTY DUMPTY (CIVIC CENTERI "
DURHAM CENTER MODEL ON DISPLAY
CIVIC CENTER HEARING TO BE »E3
PLAZA AND ARTS CUMPLEX ADD ZES
PUBLIC HEARING ON CIVIC CENTE?
HILL URGES CITY ACTION ON CENT
COUNCIL MUST MAINTAIN MOMENTUM
CHAMBFR URGES PROPONENTS TO AT
CIVIC CENTER MOOEL GETS TV AH
CIVIC CENTER SITE PLAN APPROVA
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MILL GIVES CITY CENTER FUNOS
ATTENDANCE AT HEARING IS SOUG-IT
CITY, ARCHITECT IN TALKS
SURVEY: HOTEL «OULD BENEFIT CIVIC CENTER
CENTER COST ESTIMATES GO TO COUNCIL TONIGHT
WALLS TUMBLING DOWN
POWELL TO NEGOTIATE DEAL WITH TEXAS FIRM
JAYCEES SUPPORT THE CIVIC CENTER
SIGNS WORTH f-OtOOO OFFERED FIR CIVIC CENTER
JULY START SOUGHT FOR CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL TO STUDY CIVIC CENTER COST
DEVELOPER: HOTEL DEAL may BE 'IEAR
county expected to sack centel
it's time to go on civic center
a willing sacrifice
impropmtu resolution causes ripples in council
county 90aro supports center
council action preserves civic-center momentum
alice in wonderland ga2ing »t tree marked "civic center 2" ic
center vital for entire triangle
the city council's 9ravos oeserve oue deliberation
powell: build center. hotel at same time
finance panel must decide on center's public cost
consumer banks may 9e loophol: for ncnb, funb
bullish on culture
durham's potential earns confiofnce
a strong downtown durham necessary
at last. so"e smart talk on civic center
cha-ber dealing for space in center's office builoing
hotel site purchase to follow center vote
too much on civic center
arts council wants s225.000
finance panel oks preli"inary construction budget for center
murphree co. opens office
civic center budgets given committee ok
•rah-pah' civic center push decried
a nest for thf chamber
most favor funds cqr civic center
agreement on center nearep
city won't pay firm for mooel
officials to define roles in :ivic centfr
council to study center budget
how much will civic center cost taxpayers?
council rescinds zone changf = or shopping center
civic center budget gets initial ok from council
more data sought on center site land
city council asks information on durham center's hotel site
council votes to buy land
council urges 'fair market appraisals'
hotel project 'looks promising,' official says
■.here's the slam ou:<k?
hamner disclaims role in raising hotel funds
talks with hotel chains begin: center moving along
negotiations begin on hotel
more freouent comment needed dn civic center
weekly reports to be made on downtown center progress
durham center progress to be 'eported regularly
silence far from golden with center plan at stake
murphree officials to be in city
support for civic center high
city, county near agreement on development of center
agreements on center close
murphree co. officials "eet with city managfr on center
retirement fund problem unsolved
two national chains vie to run downtown hotel
hotel talks reported with marriott, stouffer
city to seek federal funds fo» new hotel construction
meeting set on grant
newest durham center plans
credit mistaken
city seeks 2 grants
council fumes, rhfn agrees to seek huo money for hotel
city won't sign center pact until hotel assured
civic center contract should -ikge on hotel
seeking tax subsidy for hotel is wrong
downtown ourham civic center "unrealistic
civic center session set
county's interest in center to grow
property taxes can go to center
proposed center pact to go to council, commissioners
civic center cost estimates dj e
next month "ay be crucial to = uture of new civic center
civic center: time of reckoning
civic center cost estimates increase
estimate raised on civic center
commissioners divided on civic center costs
committee to get report on property
county close to civic center 'act
county may use sales tax revenues for center
councilmen will stuoy historic district changes
commitment letters boost center hopes
city-county agreement boosts downtown project
city, county discuss changes in center pact
durham meeting to focus on upgrading downtown
bono attorneys say center pact with county legal
council to get new contract on civic center
city-county civic center pact deadline is sept. 17
approval of federal grant cornerstone of agreement
vote may determine if restaurant reopens
council approves joint agreement on civic center
citizens' oversight needed
civic center pact pleases city official
commissioners expfct ok on cwic centep pact
purchase of lease sought fo» center
county agrees to share cost 0"= civic center
competition is keen for city hotel grant
council to get plan for closing part of avenue
commissioners ok civic center contract
durham officials give huo center contract
council to meet on contract
valentine. helms to push for durham center grant
council oks centep cuntract! document sent to washington
council approves rights agree"ent for civic center
civic center promotion hits the trail
city awaits stuatus reporton grants for civic center
hud rejects grant for new civic center
center hotel grant nixed: huo sets aside city's application
city officials optimistic still about center grant
grant denial is a setback but not a knockout blow
murphree: center still on cou' se
CAN DURHAM REVIVE FAITh IN CIVIC CENTER'
■THREE -ONTHS IS NOT A LONG TIME IN THE LIFE OF THIS PROJECT-
CIVIC CFNTER STALL CALLS FOR LEADERSHIP
OFFICIALS FEAR CENTER CONTRACT VOIDED
COUNTY STILL BACKS CIVIC CENTER EFFORT
CITY, COUNTY ATTORNEYS UNOECIDEO ON CONTRACT
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MONTHLY
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INDEX
12/31/8".
REDUCE NATIONAL DEBT
COUNTY. CITY OK PACT, SEWAGE STUDY
CITY CUUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVERSEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
CENTER AGREEMENT EXTENDED
MAYOR NAMES PANELS TO BOOST CIVIC CENTER
MAYOR APPOINTS TWO "DOWNTOWN" COMMITTEES
ARCHITECT: CENTER PROGRESS T03 SLOW
CITY NEEOS ALTERNATE PLAN FOR CIVIC CENTER
MAIN STREET PANEL GETS IOEAS. GOALS
DURHAM OFFICIALS COURT POSSIBLE HOTEL OEVELOPERS
CIVIC CENTE° COMPLETION TOP PRIORITY OF HOPEFULS
CENTER HOTEL COULD BE PLACED NEAR HIGHWAY
MARKHAM: HIGHWAY HOTEL IS BETTER THAN NO HOTEL
COUNCILMAN WANTS HOTEL OOWNTOWN
CITY SHOULD CONSIDER HIGHWAY HOTEL IDEA
PROJECT SHOULD PROCEED WITHOUT OOWNTOWN HOTEL
OFVELOPMENT IN • 84 WORTH J231 MILLION
CHAMBER LEADER PRESSES FOR CENTER ACTION
CUTS MAY NOT HURT CITY EFFORT
CIVIC CENTER GAMES S535, 178: • IN THE HOTEL (CARTOONI
HOTEL IN COMPLEX MAY BE CENTER PROJECT ROADBLOCK
ANOTHER PLUM FOR DURHAM
CENTER HOTEL may COST DURHAM HOPE THAN FAITH
TASK FORCE TO SEEK DURHAM INVESTORS FOR CIVIC CENTER
HOTEL INVESTMENT ORIVE APPEARS NEEDEO STRATEGY
NEW ARTS CENTER MAY LEAO DOWNTOWN PROJECTS
ARTS CENTER CAN SPUR CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
NEGOTIATIONS ABOUT THE CIVIC C ENTER.. .( CARTOONI
DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
CITY PLEAS FOR COUNTY HELP TES
TEER, HERON SAY AID FOR CENTEH
COUNTY MAY RESTUOY CENTER COM"
COUNTY CIVIC CENTER ELECTION N
REPORT: MODEST CENTER NEEDS TA
POWELL: SCALED-DOWN HOTEL WOUL
NEW HOPES ABOUT MONEY DELAY HE
COUNTY BOARD REJECTS VOTE ON C
JULY START SOUGHT FOR CIVIC CS
COUNTY EXPECTED TO BACK CENTER
COUNTY BOARO SUPPORTS CENTER
FINANCE PANEL MUST DECIDE ON Z
FINANCE PANEL OK S PRELIMINARY
CIVIC CENTER BUDGETS GIVEN COM
COUNCIL SHOULO WEIGH CIVIC C EN
MOST FAVOR FUNDS FOR CIVIC CEN
COUNCIL TO STUDY CENTER BUDGET
COUNCIL RESCINDS 20NE CHANGE F
CIVIC CENTER BUDGET GFTS INITI
COUNTY'S INTEREST IN CENTER T3
CIVIC CFNTER COST ESTIMATES OU
NEXT "ONTH MAY BE CRUCIAL TO F
ESTIMATE RAISED ON CIVIC CENTi
COUNTY MAY USF SALES TAX REVEN
COMMITMENT LETTERS BOOST CENT=
CITY-COUNTY AGREEMENT BOOSTS 3
CITY-COUNTY CIVIC CENTER PACT
APPROVAL OF FEOERAL GRANT CORN
COUNCIL APPROVES JOINT AGREEME
CITIZENS" OVERSIGHT NEEDED
CIVIC CENTER PACT PLEASES CITY
COUNTY AGREES TO SHARE COST OF
COMPETITION IS KEEN FOR CITY H
COUNCIL TO MEET ON CONTRACT
COUNCIL OKS CENTER CONTRACT; 1
HUD REJECTS GRANT FOR NEW CIVI
CENTER HOTEL GRANT NIXED: HUD
CITY OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC STIL
GRANT DENIAL IS A SETBACK BUT
MURPHREE: CENTER STILL ON COLK
OFFICIALS FFAR CENTER CONTRACT
COUNTY STILL BACKS CIVIC CENTE
CITY, COUNTY ATTORNEYS UNOECID
REDUCE NATIONAL OEBT
DURHAM. N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., COMPUTERS
DURHAM TO GET NEW TRAFFIC-SIGNAL SYSTEM
CITY TO GET NEW COMPUTER
, BUDGET
T RELATIONSHIP
STILL LIKELY
ITMENT
OT NEEDED
D NOT REOUIRE TAX HIKE
ARING ON CENTER
ENTER FUNDS
NTER
ENTER'S PUBLIC COST
CONSTRUCTION BUDGET FOR CENTER
MITTEE OK
TER COSTS
TER
OR SHOPPING CENTER
AL OK FROM COUNCIL
GROW
E
UTURE OF NEW CIVIC CENTER
R
UES FOR CENTER
R HOPES
OWNTOWN PROJECT
DEADLINE IS SEPT. 17
ERSTONE OF AGREEMENT
NT ON CIVIC CENTER
OFFICIAL
CIVIC CENTER
OTEL GRANT
OCUMENT SENT TO WASHINGTON
C CENTER
SETS ASIOE CITY'S APPLICATION
L ABOUT CENTER GRANT
NOT A KNOCKOUT BLOW
SE
VOIOED
R EFFORT
ED ON CONTRACT
DURHAM, N.C.. CONTR
SEE ALSO BUILOIN
PANEL SERVES N
CITY RIGHT TO
DURHAM COMPANY
COST OF LAND "
CITY TO REJECT
COUNCIL MUST A
QUESTIONS KAIS
POLICY RESULTS
NEED FOR MINOR
PROPOSED CITY
LAW WOULD MANO
ORAFT OF ORDIN
CITY JOB OUOTA
PROPOSED CONTR
PROPOSAL STILL
CITY JOB OUOTA
CITY RACE. SEX
COUNCIL TO CON
MINORITIES. WO
COUNCIL USES D
RDU FINOS JOB
DURHAM. N.C., DOWNT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOW
SEE ALSO OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN D
MAYOR RECOMMEN
MARKHAM: OTHER
DOWNTOWN HOUSl
OOWNTOWN LIVIN
A PLUG FOR LOO
DOWNTOWN PRIOE
EDGEMONT BUSIN
PRESERVATION A
FIVE POINTS
OURHAM ON THE
MAYOR CITES OP
COUNCILMEN WAN
MARKHAM: USF I
MAYOR URGES SA
MARKHAM" S COUR
ACT B[ DOING
G CONTRACTORS
OTICE: HIPE BLACKS, WOMEN TO GET CITY BUSINESS
PROD FIRMS ON FAIR-HIRING PRACTICES
OFFERS 145.000 FOR HAYTI LAND
TOO HIGH"
LITTLE RIVER BIOS
CT ON BID REJEC ION
ED ON FIRM'S CONTRACT
IN INCREASEO HIRING OF MINORITIES. WOMEN
IT IF S ORDINANCE IS STRESSED
ORDINANCE RESERVES WORK FOR FIRMS OWNED BY BLACKS. WOMEN
ATE CONTRACT OUT TAS
ANCE OMITS HANDICAPPED
S BAD IDEA. WOULD FAN RACIAL TENSION
ACTS LAW CRAWS "RAISE. FIRE
OMITS DISABLEO
S A 'REPUGNANT' IDEA
QUOTAS WOULD CREATE PROBLEMS
SIDER MINORITY ;ONTRACT PLAN
MEN TO GET 25t 3F BIG CITY CONTRACTS
EPLORABLE MEANS TO PASS OROINANCE
QUOTAS POSE COSTLY PROBLEMS
OWN DEVELOPMENT
N DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
N.C.. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
CITY COUNCIL. MAIN STREET COMMITTEE
EVELOPMFNT ACTHN GRANTS
DS EMPTY STORES 3E USED FnR HOUSING
PROJECTS DOWNTOWN BESIDES CENTER
NG IS VITAL FOR DURHA"
G QUARTERS W0UL3 ADD FLAVOR TO CITY
P INDUSTRY
GROWS
ESS PARK URGED
NO PROGRESS AKIN
THRESHOLD...
TIONS ON DOWNTOWN AREA
T HOTEL IN COMPLEX
MAGINATION ON OTWNTOWN
LE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
THOUSE PLAN IS 30LD. EXCITING
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M 0 N T H L
/ANNUAL
I N 0 6 X
12/31/84
IE
SARY
OOWNTOWN AREA
CHANGES
BE SOLO
CISION-MAKING PROCESS
H PLAN
AGGRESSIVELY SOUGHT BY CHAMBER
AR'S DRIVE
RAO INC DOWNTOWN
UP POR DEVELOPMENT
WAL TO INCLUDE 400 CITIES
LIZE DOWNTOWN
MAIN STREET AS CITY'S HEART
TE IN CONFERENCE THROUGH TV HOOKUP
CENTER VITAL FOR ENTIRE TRIAN".
A STRONG DOWNTOWN OURHAM NECES
PUBLICITY MAY RESULT IN SAFER
CITY STUDIES OOWNTOWN BUILOIN".
NEW USE FOR OLO COURTHOUSE?
DURHAM'S OLD COURTHOUSE SHOULD
CITY SEEKS 2 GRANTS
CITY COUNCIL ACCEPTS SHODOY DE
CITY NEARS COMPLETION OF GROWT
DEVELOPERS FOR OLO CDURTHOUSE
ARTS COMPLEX PLANS FOR NEXT YE
DOWNTOWN HOUSING STUDIED
DURHAM MEETING TO FOCUS ON UP".
CITY LEADERS JOIN NATIONAL GRD
DURHAM'S CONSTRUCTION SURGE
DURHAM TO HOST MEETING
TV CONFERENCE ON DOWNTOWN REN=
MAYOR URGES BIG PUSH TO REVITS
DURHAM OFFICIALS VIEW IOEAS ON
DOWNTOWN RENEWAL: 60 PARTICIPA
LEARNING DOWNTOWNS
OLD COURTHOUSE SPARKS OEVELOPE
REVITALIZATION
MAYOR NAMES PANELS TO BOOST CI
MAYOR APPOINTS TWO 'DOWNTOWN'
COURTHOUSE PLAN5 APPEALING
MAIN STREET PANEL GETS IDEAS,
EXCITING POSSIBILITIES LOOM F3
BUSINESS PROGRAM FYEO
MAIN STREET HAS POSSIBILITIES
THE MAIN STREET VISION
CENTER HOTEL COULD BE PLACED V
SALE OF COURTHOUSE SEEMS BETTE
OOWNTOWN APARTMENTS ARE ON DBA
CENTER HOTEL may COST DURHAM 1
RAIL SYSTEM MAY BE KEY TO DOW1)
ARTS CENTER CAN SPUR CIVIC C EN
OURHAM, N.C.. DOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
PROVIDE APARTMENTS IN HOTEL
MAYOR RECOMMENDS EMPTY STORES BE USED FOR HOUSING
MARKHAH: OTHER PROJECTS OOWNTOWN BESIDES CENTER
OOWNTOWN HOUSING IS VITAL FOR OURHAM
OOWNTOWN LIVING QUARTERS W0UL3 ADD FLAVOR TO CITY
DOWNTOWN HOUSING STUDIEO
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
DURHAM, N.C., ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, DURHAM
OUPHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS, PRIMARY
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
OURHAM, N.C., FIFTH WARD
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL,
RS* INTEREST
VIC CENTER
COMMITTEES
GOALS
OLD COURTHOUSE
EAR HIGHWAY
R STRATEGY
WING BOARD
ORE THAN FAITH
TOWN
TER PROJECT
MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
DURHAM, N.C., FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C., FILMMAKING
DUKE FILMING DELAYED
FILMING AT DUKE PUT OFF UNTIL FALL
'UNCLE TERRY' TRIES HANO AT MOVIES
•DARKMOOR' PREMIERES AT OUKE
DURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE N.C., FOREIGN TRADfc ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRAOE ZONES
OUPHAM, N.C., FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE I NTE> NA 1 1 ONAL VISITORS CENTER
SEE ALSO VISITORS CENTER
THE POINT IS...
JAPANESE STUDY NCCU COMPUTE" SYSTEM
RUSSIAN CHRISTIANS WILL VISIT TRIANGLE AREA
SOVIETS SAY THEY ARE WITNESSES FOR CHRIST
OUKE PARTICIPATES IN SOVIET EXCHANGE
TIME FOR TEA
HOMES FOR STUDENTS NEEDED
FRENCH STUDENTS NEED HOST FAMILIES
FARAWAY FRIENOS FINALLY MFET
VISITING FOREIGN STUDENTS TO 3EGIN TOUR OF OURHAM
MITSUBISHI PRESIDENT VISITS CITY
GROUP POLITE, BUT BUSINESSLIKE
SUMITOMO OFFICIALS VISIT DURHAM
VISIT OURHAM
BRITISH VOICES HELP CELEBRATE N.C.'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
TIPS ON SCOUTING
DURHAM, N.C., GREENWAY SYSTEM
GREENWAYS REPLACE CONCRETE
WHAT ARE A TOWN'S NEEDS?
CITY PLANNERS ARE STUDYING JOGGING PATHS
URBAN TRAILS WOULD <*OOST SAFETY, HEALTH
URBAN TPAILS: PATHS PLANNEO F3 R STROLLERS, BIKERS
GREENWAYS TO BE READY BY SPRING
LOG CONTEST ANNOUNCED
TPAILS GROUP SEEKING LOGO
CITY'S GREEN SPACE PROJECT IS UNDER WAY
COUNTY BEGINS WORK ON G"EENWAYS SYSTEM
DURHAM, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., ANNEXATION
SFE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CHAMBER Oc COMMiRCE, OUALITY GROWTH TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., G'OWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO "URHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POPULATION, DURHAM
AREA MUST HEEO WARNING ABOUT RUNAWAY GROWTH
CHAMBER ENVISIONS 'NEW DURHAM*
•NEW DURHAM' SHOULD PUSH PLANNING
WHAT ARE A TOWN'S NEEDS'*
NEW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3.000 HOMES, INDUSTRY EYED IN STAGVILLE
WATERSHED PLANS LINKED TO NEW PROJECT IN CDUNTY
DEVELOPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJECT
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S U B J E
DEVELOPERS 'G0B3LE UP' E
PAST, FUTURE CAN BLEND w
DURHAM LANJ-USE PLAN TO
TRIANGLE MIRRORING "HIGH
GROWTH COULD CAUSE SCHOO
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG 0
NEK DURHAM SUCCESS SHOWS
DURHAM'S CONSTRUCTION SU
HOOGES: TAX INCENTIVES 0
OURHAM ECONOMY BOOMS
ANNEXATIONS A THREAT
N.C. LIKES DURHAM PLAN F
CHAmbfr OIRFCTORS URGF J
DURHAM HAS 'HOUSING BOOM
7 CITY NEIGHBORHOODS ARE
OURHAM GROWTH BOUNOARIES
INVOLVEMENT URGFO IN COM
POLICY RESULT' IN INCREA
IS IT TIME FOR DURHAM GO
LET THE DEBATE BEGIN ON
LIMITS OF SEWAGE TREATME
GROWTH: IS DURHAM COUNTY
MPTY LOTS IN DURHAM
ELL
BF REAOY NEXT MONTH
GROWTH' AREAS
PROBLEMS
N RESOURCES
FAm IN FUTURE
RGE
N FARMLANO UNREALISTIC
OR WATERSHEDS
OINT PLANNING APPROACH
targe teo for study
may =e changed
munity plans
seo hiring of minorities, women
vernm=nts to invest in future?
finan: ing growth
nt cojld curtail county growth
prepared for a population of 200,000?
DURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN REN
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE
SITE PREPARATION IN HA
OURHAM COMPANY OFFERS
CITY SEEKS U.S. GRANT
HERITAGE SOUARE PROJEC
HAYTI WORK BEGINS MONO
UNCOVERED LANOFILL MAY
DUMP STUMPS HAYTI PROJ
MORE DEBRIS LURKING UN
COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY L
HAYTI DUMP PUTS CITY 0
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DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC BUILDINGS
SEE DURHAM, N.C HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES t BUILDINGS
REMEMBER WHEN?
DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC BUILOINGS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMM"RCE. HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE
SFE ALSO OURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
CHAMBER SUPPORTS ORDINANCE F0> SETTING UP HISTORIC OISTRICTS
DURHAM ECONOMY HAS BIG YEAR
PROTECTING HISTORIC STRUCTURES UNDER STUDY
HISTORIC COMMISSION NO THREAT, PANEL TOLD
DOWNTOWN PRIOE GROWS
PRESERVATION AND PROGRESS AK IM
COUNCIL PLANS HEARING ON HISTORIC DISTRICT
HERITAGE VS. FREEOOM
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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS DOWNTOWN
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OURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARCHITECTURAL ANO HISTORIC INVENTORY IBOCKI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO "DURHAM INTRODUCED"
N N U A L
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HCW TIMES JO CHANCE: ENGINE WHISTLE MUZZLED
OLD .CHRISTMAS BRINGS INTANGIBLE GIFT
FLASHBACKS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CIRCUS DAY IN DURHAM
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: LAST SHOT IS FIREO
DUKE MEOICAL CENTER'S 'WHODUNITS'
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: NEW HOTEL PRAISED
HOW IIMES DO CHANGE: BOBBED HAIR APPEARS
LAST OF THE 'FOUR ROSES:' HE STILL SITS ON THE SAME PEW
BALTIMORE SCHOOL SERVEO AS MODEL
HOW TIMES JO CHANGE: HARROWING EXPERIENCE
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: VIEWS OF YESTERYEAR
FIVE POINTS
IN THE OAYS A 3U STAMP ENSURE} PROMPT DELIVERY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: ONE SOLDIER LOSES LIFE
GRANO THEATER
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: FAIRS OATE FAR BACK
POST OFFICE — THEN AND NOW
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FAREWELL PAIO SOLDIERS
OR. MCOOUGALL - CANNY RATS AND WHITE CROWS
LOOKING BACK AT DURHAM: CHANG! OF PACE
EX-BOXER A MANN FOR ALL SPORTS SEASONS
OLD GIVES WAY TO NEW
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: REOUEST WITHORAwN
OPIGINAL Y.M.C.A. BUILOING
LIFE ON 'MILL HILL* RECALLED IN POE'S POEM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: fans TAKE LONG HIKE
MOVIES TO M ONEY
HPw TIMES DO CHANGE: STUDENTS GIVE PLAY
OOWNTOWN SCENE
HE GOT GEESE, DEER ANO FRIENOS' GOAT
MYSTE°Y TOUR TRACKS DURHAM'S "AST, FUTURE
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CLOSE 30N 0 ELECTION
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIGHT STILL GOES ON
EASTER: THE TRADITIONS CHANGE. BUT THE MEANING REMAINS THE SAME
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SHAKESPEARE HONORED
HOUSING THEN ANO NOW
CIGARETTE MACHINE BROUGHT TO ?UPHAM CENTURY AGO
PASSING SCENE: NO FANFARE FOR BIRTHOAY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: NAMING 0= STREETS
MAKING WAY FOR THE NEW
OEMISE OF BUILOINGS 'PUZZLING, UPSETTING'
OUKE CHAPEL - A DREAM ANO A MAGNET
DURHAM NEEDS TO KEEP TOUCH WITH PAST
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: STORY ON REVIVALS
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RECEIVE AWARDS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
HOW TIMFS DO CHANGE: PRIMARY ENDORSED
BEFORE AND NOW
MARITAL KNOTS OF YESTERYEAR m «0 TO UNTIE
OLD-OURHAM PHOTOS REVIVE FINE MEMORIES
•DURHAM OAY' SPARKS PUPILS' INTEREST
THE NO-OUITTER HAO NO-HITTERS TO PITCH
VETERANS FROM DURHAM AREA RECALL SIGHTS. HORROR OF D-DAY
FADING CONFEDERATE FEW MEET
HINT OF HISTORY
CONFEDERATE RECORD SET STRAIG-IT
PANTS TO PARKING
MALBOURNE OREW GIS, ELITE
CHANGE IN FIVE POINTS
BANK PUILDING OPENED IN 1915
FIRE STATION IS GONE
A NEWSMAN'S SWAN SONG: HERE'S A WAY TO RESOLVE DURHAM'S RACIAL PROBLEMS
WITH NATION IN OEATHLOCK, TAYPAYER'S LEAGUE FORMED A POSSE
WHAT A CHANGE
FROM MOVIE TO COURT
FIRE TRUCK MECHANIC FAVOREO H3RSES
YESTEROAY ANO TODAY
" DENNOS WAS SHOWMAN
LATE 'HOT DOG KING"
OLJ PHOTOS A TRFAT
SPACIOUS TREND
DRINK STAND, 1939
OLD FULLER SCHOOL
MONUMENT'S UNVEILING RE"EMBER"D
EARLY BLACK RIGHTS FICHTER HONORED
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CHANGED HIS PLANS
OLO GIVES WAY TO NEW
TALES OF CRIMF ANO PUNISHMENT
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: DUKE LIKED PARRISH
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: NEWS ITEMS OF 1901
REVITALIZATION
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: STORM DESTROYS SIGN
R.D. BLACKNALL, MAN BEHIND TH<= HOUSE
SCHOOL WAS MOVEO
LIFF AND DEATH OF A PROUD HOTcL
BUILOFR OF BLACKNALL HOUSE IS DISPUTED
BLACKNALL GENEALOGY
HOW TIMFS DO CHANGE: WATER PLANT PROVIDED
BAD HEALTH CONDITIONS
•WHITE CITY' I IT UP 1993 WORLD'S FAIR
PROJECT SURVEYEO HAVTI ART 90 YEARS AGO
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: RECREATHN ALWAYS POPULAR
BIG EVENTS TO HER WERE REUNIONS, AUCTIONS
DURHAM HAO MANY FINE HOMES
•THF ANSWERED CALC--MANY REMEMBER
Hnw TIMES UH CHANGE: VOICES F! OM THE PAST
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: DURHAM 1ST COURTHOUSE
SHE RECALLS WHEN, ANO WHY, SOJ THERN CONSERVATORY MOVEO
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
PLANS DIDN'T MATERIALIZE
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SCHOOL PROPONENTS WIN
LOOKING BACK AT DURHAM. . .FOOD TO ENERGY
ONCF, CITY HAD MAGNIFICENT TRAIN DEPOT
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: MY BLUEST CHRISTMAS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SERVED CITY MANY YEARS
LOOKING AT DURHAM
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12/31/84
GOVERNMENT OFFICES. BUSINESSES CLOSED FOR EASTER MONDAY
DURHAM SCHOOLS OPEN ON MEMORIAL HOLIOAY
MEMORIAL OAY TO BE OBSERVED
JULY 4: A FREE OAY FOR »OST
DURHAM OFFICES TO CELEBRATE LABOR DAY
A DAY OF REST FOR MANY
SCHOOLS TO TAKE HOLIDAY MONDAY
VETERAN'S OAY BRINGS CLOSINGS
SOME ARE TAKING HOLIDAY MONOAY
OFFICES HILL CLOSE FOR THANKSGIVING
COURT CLOSED FRIDAY
THANKSGIVING: MOST WORKERS TA< E A DAY I OR TWOI OFF
KING HOLIDAY "ID DELAYED
LANOFILL MERGER IS EYED
MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY AP'ROVEO BY COUNTY BOARD
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
OFFICES. BUSINESSES CLOSING FOR HOLIOAY
MANY TO GET LONG WEEKEND
MOST WORKERS OFF NEW YEAR'S OAY
MANY STARTING '85 WITH A DAY 3 FF
CELEBRATION SET FOR KING BIRTHOAY
DURHAM. N.C.. IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C MEDICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSD NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
JANUARY INSIGHT
OURHAM PROGRAM SEEKS NEW RESIDENTS
NEW EFFORT SPREAOS WORD ON FINE LIVING IN OURHAM
DURHAM VISITORS CENTER WOULD 300ST TOURISM
ARE THEY -SMARTER- IN CHAPEL -I ILL?
PR PROGRAMS PUSH DURHAM
NEW OURHAM PLAN DETAILS UNVEILEO
CHAMBER ENVISIONS 'NEW DURHAM'
STAND UP FOR THE BULL CITY
BUILDING AN IMAGE
INSIOE
NEW OURHAM CAMPAIGN GETS 1490. OOO IN PLEDGES
•NEW DURHAM' OFF TO GOOO START
NEW DURHAM STARTS FAST
NEW DURHAM DRIVE UP TO «600.030
PORTEP GIVES REALISTIC APPRAISAL OF CITY'S NEEDS
AFTER YOU FIND OUT WHFRE THINSS ARE. OURHAM IS FINE
CHAMBER GETS «2.500 GRANT
NEW OURHAM TOPS lla 2 MILLION GOAL
PROGRAM PROMOTING OUKHAM REACHES GOAL OF SI. 2 MILLION
AIMING HIGH PAYS OFF
OURHAM EXPERIENCES ATTITUDE RENAISSANCE
DURHAM, N.C. LAND SALES
SEE ALSO LAND SALES. CITy-OWNEO
COUNCILMAN FILES COMPLAINT ON PARKWAY LAND ACQUISITION
PANEL ACTS TO RESOLVE LANO DISPUTE
CITY PURCHASE OF CHUKCH LAND SENT TO COUNCIL
RUMORS ABOUND OF STAGVILLE SALE
COUNCIL OKS LAND SWAP
DURHAM. N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
MAYOR PONOERS PRACTICING LAW
MAYOR TO OPEN LAW PRACTICE
RAISE FOR MAYOR ANO COUNCIL D=BATED
MAYOR BEGINS PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE
HUNT MAY ANNOUNCE RESIGNATION TONIGHT
OURHAM, N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
JANUARY INSIGHT
A KIO'S GUIDE TO OURHAM
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
•IT'S THt DURHAM BULL ALL RIGHT'. ..WITH THE MEDICAL SYMBOL'
PR PROGRAMS PUSH OURHAM
CHAMBER AD LETS FACTS TALK
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
DURHAM, N.C, NAACP
SEE NAACP, OURHAM CHAPTER
DURHAM, N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
NEW, OLD
UNIVERSITY DR. J
NEW INDUSTRIAL P
VITALITY RETURNS
NEW DEVELOPMENT
BHARO BACKS NORT
NEW USE FOR OLD
OFFICE ZONING ST
COUNTY GETS COUR
240-ACRE BUSINES
SALE OF COURTHOU
PORTER: COUNTY 5
OINT PAYMENT PLAN GETS OK
ARK IS PLANNED NORTH OF RTP
TO OLO 9TH ST. COTTON MILL
PLANNED NEAR : ITy
H CENTRAL DUR^M PLAN
COURTHOUSE?
UDY APPROVED
THOUSE PROPOSSLS
S PARK UNDER *AV IN COUNTY
SE SEEMS BETTER STRATEGY
HOULO SELL 0L3 COURTHOUSE
DURHAM, N.C. ORDINANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUN
CHAMBER SUPPJRT5 0
PANEL TO DISCUSS F
BOND ISSUE PROPOSE
UTILITY POLE POSTE
PANEL EYES TOXIC W
CITY WANTS TO REMO
CITY EYES STREET-C
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PHOTOGRAPHER IS AR
NEIGHBORHOODS NO P
•FAIR HOUSING1 ORD
CITY COUNCIL OKS F
HOUSING ORDINANCE
FAIR HOUSING OROI'I
NEW OROINANCE REQU
CITY PANEL ENOORSE
CORRECTION
POLITICAL POSTERS
DURHAM EXPERIENCE
COUNCIL WON'T DECA
DEVELOPMENT HEARIN
OFFICIALS WILL STU
CITY LAW AGAINST S
PUBLIC COMMENT DUE
THERE'S NO NEED FO
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SECTION OF OURHAM
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12/31/84
EOSHEDS
TION GETS CLOSE"
USES OFFICIALS FROM ORANGE
IS STRESSED
ES WORK FOR FIRMS OWNEO ST BLACKS, WOMEN
TONIGHT
TAJ
TOUGHER WATERSHED ORDINANCE
CAPPED
0 FAN RACIAL TENSION
N NEK COUNTY WATERSHED LAW
RAISE. FIRE
IOEA
EAT? PROBLEMS
ASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT "EAR
ONTRACT PLAN
0 ORDINANCE
BLACKS IN ON WORK
F BIG CITY CONTRACTS
TO PASS UROINANCE
LY PROBLEMS
N.C. LIKES DURHAM PLAN FOR WAT
POLITICAL SIGNS SPROUT as ELE:
■A1ER<HED FORUM IN DURHAM FEA'
NEED FOR MINORITIES OROINANCE
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANCE RESERV
WATERSHED LAW WILL »E DEBATED
LAW WOULU MANOATE CONTRACT QUO
COUNTY PANELS HEAR PLEASE FOR
DRAFT OF ORDINANCE OMITS HANOI
CITY JO? QUOTAS BAD IDEA. WOUL
SPEAKERS HAVE FEW COMPLAINTS 0
PROPOSED CONTRACTS LAW DRAWS '
PROPOSAL STILL OMITS DISABLEO
CITY JOB QUOTAS A 'REPUGNANT*
CITY RACE. SEX QUOTAS WCULD C?
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS F3REC
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MINORITY :
MEAPINGS TO BE SET DN WATERShE
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN,
MINORITIES. WOMEN TO GET 25* J
COUNCIL USES DE»LDRABLE MEANS
QUOTA LAW DEBATE SCUTTLED
ROU FINDS JOB QUOTAS POSE COST
DURHAM. N.C. PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
"URHAM. N.C. PARKWOOO SUBDIVISION
SEE PARKWOOO 10URHAM, N.C. COMMJNITYI
DURHAM, N.C. PASSENGER train SERVICE
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/PALEIC-H TRAI* SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO RAILRQAOS. OURHAM
SEE ALSP TRAINS
CITY PANEL 3ACKS PASSENGER TR» IN SERVICE TO CHARLOTTE
RAIL LINK A KEY ELEMENT IN CITY'S REV I T AL I Z AT ION
TRAIN STATION FUNOING IS CUT FROM STATE BILL
CITY'S FINANCIAL CRUNCH DICTATES TYPE OF STATION
-HISTLE IS BLOWING FOR TRAIN STOP
DURHAM OEPOT SHOULD NOT BE MA<ESHIFT SHED
TRAIN SPEEDS FYF3
CITY'S JMTRAK PLANS ARE RIGHT ON SCHEDULE
TRAIN SHELTER L!KCLY TO COST IITY 120.000
AGENCIES WOULO HELP WITH PLAN TO SAVE HOUSE
SAVING SLACKNALL HOUSE IS MAYOR'S LATEST 'VISION'
3LACKNALL HOUSE GETS 06ADLINE EXTENSION
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL NOT USE BLACKNALL HOUSE
OURHAM AMTRAK FARES SCT
CITY'S TRAIN CHASE ON LINE Few FIRST RUN
RAILROAD STATION APPROVAL INDICATED BY CITY COUNCIL
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN PASSENGER SALTER
A-TRAK SHELTER LOCATION NO LAST-MINUTE OECISION
COUNCIL WANTS TRAIN SHELTER OOWNTOwN
CHANGING DEPOT SITE SHOULD BE POSTPONEO
PUBLIC must RIOE TO KEEP TRAIN ALIVE
A-TRAK OKS PETTIGREW SITE FOR NEW TRAIN SHELTER
SHELTER TO 3E ON PETTIG'EW
AMTRAK 'CAROLINIAN' TRAIN SCHEDULE
OURHAM STATION
REST home 3UILDER PLEADS FOR SPEEDY SEwEK EXTENSION
3'JRHA- GROWTH BOUNDARIES "ay 3E CHANGEO
FANFARE TO WELCOME NEW PASSENGER TRAIN
TRAIN HONORED TODAY
TRAIN ARRIVES
CELEBRATING
INSIDE
AMTRAK: A 'FUN WAY TO GO^
CAROLINIAN: 'LOOK AT THOSE PEOPLE!... •
NOTHIN' COULD 3E BETTER than » RIOE JN THE 'CAROLINIAN'
DURHAM TRAIN RIDE°SHIP GOOD
A-TRAK INTRODUCES AMTRAK. ( A01
RAIL SYSTEM MAY BE KEY TO DOWNTOWN
ONCE. CITY HAD MAGNIFICENT TRAIN DEPOT
■NJPHAM, N.C. PAY AND CLASSIFICATION PLAN
SEE DURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE OURHAM PERSONNEL OEPT.
DURHAM, N.C. PRECINCTS
VOTING EARLY
DURHAM. N.C. PUBLIC UTILITIES
SEE DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE UTILITY RATES
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES. OURHAM
DURHAM, N.C. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO PLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. 0= SE®a tion
SEE ALSD CURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
NO SICK JOKE
HUMAN RELATIONS: ThFY STILL NEED IMPROVING AS COMMISSION "«« S . . . YE AR .
WHAT ARE A TOWN'S NEEDS?
RACIAL FNDORSEMENTS INVITE BACKLASH. HURT CITY
EARLY BLACK RIGHTS FIGHTER HONOREO
OURHAM. N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. BONO REF=RSNOUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO Taxes, DURHAM
CITY INVESTMENTS NET «4.9 MILLION
SCHOOLS COLLECT "ONEY FRO" CITY PARKING FINES
PARKING TICKET FINES IN ESCROW
HIGHER FINES "AXES SENSE
DURHAM GAINS A GR=AT DEAL MOR= FROM ITS RICH LODE OF ENTERTAINMENT...
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL WOULO CAJSF FINANCIAL CRUNCH
DURHAM, N.C, SIXTH WARD
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DURHAM, N.C. SPORTS HISTORY
SEE SPORTS. OURHAM (HISTORY)
DUPHAM. N.C. STREETS
SEE STRFET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
SEE STREETS. DURHAM
OURHAM. N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO TAXES. OURHAM
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET HOLOS LINE ON tax Rate
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE PROPOSEO
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12/31/8".
CITY TAX HIKE UNLIKELY
RFSTAURANT CORRECTS TAX OVERCHARGE
RETIREMENT fund PR03LEM UNSOLVED
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR OEFICIT
DURHAM. N.C.. TOWN AND GOWN RELATIONS
OUKE-OURHAM DAY
OURHAM. N.C.. TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
OURHAM, N.C.. VOTING PRECINCTS
SEE ALSO POLLING PLACES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
OURHAM DISPUTE HALTS ASSEMBLY ON RED I STR I CT ING
HOUSE OKS AMENDMENT TO REDRAW OURHAM LINES
THREE DISTRICT PLAN OK • D FOR DURHAM
REOISTRICTING SURPRISE
HANCOCK: NEW DISTRICTS WON'T SATISFY EVERYUNE
REOISTRCTING REPUDIATES HARMONY. INVITES RACISM
4 DIVIDED PRECINCTS: A SNAP - FOR VOTERS
CAUGHT IN THE SPIRIT OF THE D« Y
POLL FOR PRECINCT IT IS CHANGED
ELECTION DRAWS MANY DURHAM VOTERS: POLLING PLACES TO BE OPEN.
HEAVY TURNOUT SLOWS DURHAM BALLOT COUNTING
DURHAM. N.C.. WAPO 5
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL.
MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
OURHAM. N.C.. WARO 6
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL.
OURHAM. N.C., ZONING
SEE OURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SFE ZONING LAWS
DUPHAM ACAOEMY
THE PLAY IS THE THING
DURHAM ACADEMY: AN ALTERNATIVE FOR 50 YEARS. ..NOT AN ESCAPE
TEACHER PUTS ENERGY INTO INSTRUCTION
BALTIMORE SCHOOL SERVED AS MODEL
PRIVATE SCHOOL GIVES OURHAM GOOD EXAMPLE
STARR: U.S. NEEDS BIPARTISAN TALKS TEAM
CONNIF MOSES IS PROPER MATCH = OR TWO VILLAINS ANY DAY
ACADEMY STUOENTS PERFORM
ACADEMY AUCTION IS A BIG SUCCESS
STUDENTS TO DISPLAY PROJECTS
SPRING SCENE
TEAM MAKES FINALS IN MOCK COURT CONTEST
INSPECTING ARTWORK
HIGHER LEARNING
THE ARCS OF NUTRITION
CARNIVAL FUN
HONOR GROUP
•MR. B'S1 FAREWELL
DURHAM TEAM WINS CONTEST
OURHAM ACAOEMY TAKES CLnSE LOOK AT SAFETY OF BUS
REASONING SKILLS PUSHED
TASTING
LITTLE CHEFS
GIVING INSTRUCTIONS
BREAKING
OURHAM ACAOEMY RUSES GET NEW LOOK
ACADEMY GROWING
OURHAM ACAOEMY OPENS TUESDAY
THE BIG FOUR
CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID AT ACADEMY
LAY CORNERSTONE
DURHAM ACAOFMY GEARING UP FOR BENEFIT AUCTION
NEW OIRECTION
BOOK SALE PLANNED
BOOK SALE PLANNED
PLAY TIME
DOWN, BOY
FUN, FUN, FUN
SANTA SCULPTURE
DURHAM ACAOEMY, ALUMNI
ACAOEMY ALUMNI RECEIVE AWARDS
DURHAM ACADEMY, FACULTY
SPACE MAY BECOME CLASSROOM
DURHAM ACAOEMY, GRADUATION
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRAOUAT E 1,700
1,700 PUPILS TO GRADUATE
GRADS URGED TO DEMAND JUSTICE
GRADUATION EXERCISES HELD AT THREE HIGH SCHOOLS
SMILE IN TRIPLICATE
OURHAM ACAOEMY AWARDS DIPLOMAS
DURHAM ACADEMY, HILL LEARNING DEVELOPMENT CENTER
MONKEYING AROUND
DURHAM ACADEMY BOARO OF TRUSTEES
2 NAMED DURHAM ACADEMY LIFE TRUSTEES
OURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SALEM BAPTIST 79, DURHAM ACADEMY 64
FORSYTH OUSTS DA BOYS: GIRLS AOVANCE TO SEMIS
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, GIRLS
OURHAM ACAOEMY FALLS, 44-37
OURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, SOCCER
OURHAM ACADEMY SOCCER
DURHAM ACAOEMY SOCCER MAKES FINAL
DURHAM ACAD. BOOTERS GET 'LATE' SOCCER TITLE
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, TENNIS
OA BOYS WIN PACIS TRACK, TENNIS
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, TRACK
DA BOYS WIN PACIS TRACK, TENNIS
CAVALIER BOYS WIN TRACK; BASE3ALL BERTHS ON LINE
DURHAM ACADEMY WINS STATE CROWNS IN CROSS COUNTRY
DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOULS
HOUSE FOR TROUBLED YOUTHS NOT A MOTEL FOR TEEN-AGERS
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DURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
OURHAM AMATEUR LIFTING RESTRICTION ON RFSIOENCY
DURHAM EVENT OPENS RANKS FOR AMATEURS
TOURNEY OPENS FIELD
DURHAMATEUR IAD)
AMA'EUR BEGINS NEW ERA
DURHAM AMATEUR OPENS
NEK-LOOK AMATEUR STILL COURTS OLD RELIABLE NAMES
MEAOOWS. TOMS TOP AMATEUR
COFFMAN'S 72 MARKS END OF LONG ORDEAL
RAIN CANCELS ROUND OF DURHAM AMATEUR
MEAOOWS. TOMS PACE WET DURHAM AMATEUR
THE LOSER IS A WINNER
INGRAM'S PAR PUTT CLIPS COFFMAN: OUKE GOLFER SNARES CROHN.
•LOCAL KNOWLEDGE" ASSISTS DUKE REGULARS IN AMATEUR
INGRAM EDGES COFFMAN IN PLAYOFF
DURHAM AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER
AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER
SURGICAL UNIT AIMS HIGH
FIRM NAME WRONG
OURHAM ANO SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
OURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL OEPT.
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
OFFICIALS ENFORCING PET LAW
HEEL. TABBY
OURHAM ARCHITECTURAL ANO HISTORIC INVENTORY ( BOO" I
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.. HISTORIC HOMES C BUILOINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. HISTORY
COVERAGE BOOSTED SOCIETY DRIVE, BOOK
ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY IS A VALJABLE BOOK
BROWN'S RESEARCH CITEO
OURHAM ART GUILD
LANDSCAPES, ICONS HIGHLIGHT TWO LOCAL SHOWS
MEMBERS' EXHIBITIONS: CHANGING STYLES. GROWTH
WATCH ARTISTS AT WORK
NEW IDEAS, TWISTS IN OURHAM. : ARR90R0
JUOGE LEAVES OUESTIONS AT MIXEO-BAG GUILD SHOW
GUILD PRESENTS A FINE SHOW
"...IN THE MOONLIGHT-
ART GUILD EXTENDS JURIED SHOW
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRA
SEE ALSO THE MAGIC TREE: A FAMIL
WATER DAMAGE SIFNIFICANT TO AR
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL TO OFFER J
OUILT GETTING BUILT: IN TRANSA
PUPPET FUN
OURHAM ARTIST'S SHOW IS A SUC:
BASKET WORKSHOPS BEGIN ON SATU
VIDEO HO«-TO IS OFFERED FOR TE
EXHIBIT A TESTIMONY TO LIFE
ARTS COUNCIL RAISES GOAL, SEE<
IMAGINATION STARS IN COUNCIL S
ARTS COUNCIL TO HOLD AUCTION
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS SERIES SUNO
ARTS COUNCIL KICKS OFF • B«. FUM
OUO TO PERFORM TRAOITIONAL MUS
ARTS COUNCIL STILL BACKS CENTE
EXPLORE THE UNEXPECTED DURHAM
THE DOWNTOWN MYSTERY
HERITAGE QUILTING
STORYTELLING ART REVIVED APRIL
HILL GIVES CITY CENTER FUNDS
JAYCEFS" BENEFIT TO HELP ARTS
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL WINS SEVER
INSTRUCTOR ART, OUILT HANG AT
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL AWAROS
ARTS FEST NEEDS HELPERS
PREPARING TO PAIUT
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL FALL CLASS
GALLERIES PLAN FOR ARTFUL FALL
OANCE CENTER'S MOVE BRINGS NEW
CLASSES. CLASSES...
FRENCH POET INSPIRES SALON SER
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS FULL SLATE
•CENTERFEST' '84 TO HAVE 'MORE
PARAOE TO OPEN STREET FESTIVAL
WEATHER FINE, CROWDS THICKER
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
STREET OPERA TO BE PERFORMED H
ARTS COUNCIL'S "CARMEN1 TO OPE
NOVEMBER OANCE EXTRAS
HOLIOAY ACTIVITIES FOR CHILORE
HOLIDAY DECORATING CONTEST IN
WIN CASH WITH CHRISTMAS OISPL«
TRAILS GROUP SEEKING LOGO
JUDGE LEAVES OUESTIONS AT MIXE
OFFICERS PROBF BREAK-IN AT OUR
MANGER SCENE WINS CONTEST
TEASLEYS OF E. GEER ST. WIN HO
FIRST HONORABLE MENTION
NEW ARTS CENTER MAY LEAD DOWNT
Y HOUR WITH THE ARTS
TS HOME
INTER PROGRAMS
TLANTIC PARTY
ESS
ROAY
ENS
S W70.000 IN '84 DRIVE
HOWS
D ORIVE WITH FUN
IC
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COUNCIL
AL STATE AWARDS
ARTS COUNCIL
ES IAOI
CLASSES
OF CLASSES IN OANCE THIS FALL
OF EVERYTHING'
WILL NOT USE BLACKNALL HOUSE
ERE
N JUNE 8 AT BRIGHTCEAF
N PLANNED
REOPENED
D-BAG GUILD SHOW
HAM ARTS COUNCIL
LIDAY DECORATIONS CONTEST
OWN PROJECTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, BUDGET
ARTS COUNCIL RAISES GOAL, SEE<S U70.000 IN '84 DRIVE
COMMUNITY GOOUPS ASK COUNTY FIR 4334, 922
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS 1225,000
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS «85,000
OUPHAM APIS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ARTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AITS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FAIRY TALE THEATER
FOLK ART
ARTS EDUCATION FAIR SET
KIDS LOVE FAIRY TALE THEATER
STUDENTS TO LEARN A80UT AFRICAN ARTS
FAIRY TALE ORAMAS PLANNED AT SCHOOL
INSURANCE COMPANY CO-SPONSORS 'ARTS AFRICA'
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. FUND RAISING
ARTS GROUP OELAYS FUND REQUEST
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
ARTS COUNCIL KICKS OFF •84 FUN 0 DRIVE WITH FUN
ARTS DRIVE HAS GOOO BEGINNING
AUCTION HILL BENEFIT DURHAM A' TS FUND
ARTS COUNCIL NEAR GOAL OF «171,n0O
ARTS COUNCIL NEARS GOAL
ARTS COUNCIL SURPASSES GOAL BY RAISING 11T5.450
ARTS PLAY BIG IN DURHAM
COMMUNITY'S GENEROSITY SHOWS VITALITY OF ARTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, GRANTS
ARTS COUNCIL TO GEGIN GRANTS TO HEL° ARTISTS
DURHAM ARTISTS MAY APPLY FOR NEW GRANT
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. LUNCHEONS
ART. MUSIC «NO GREAT FOOD MAKE HOLIDAY FEAST FESTIVE
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETAROED CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EOUCATORS
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM
3 INCUMPENTS. CHALLENGER GET EDUCATORS' BACKING
RFCEPTION SET FOR LAWYER IN DESEGREGATION CASE
OURHAM EOUCATORS RAP COMPETENCY TESTS
SCHOOL PAYDAY BILL OK, RUT...
OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE W03EN
NEW OFFICERS
OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOJCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
CITY SCHOOLS OK CALENDAR FOR 1984-85
AWARD WINNERS
GET CERTIFICATES
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BOSSES HONORED
DURHAM ATHLET
IN HOME
SLUGFEST
ACC TOUR
ACC'S HO
ACC TO R
BASEBALL
ACC COAC
OURHAM w
DURHAM A
TOURNAME
BULLS LA
ACC MOVE
ACC BASE
U.S. OLY
DURHAM G
COUNCIL
CITY PAN
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WOLFF NO
RAISE HI
WINNING
FOOTBALL
COUNCIL
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ON THE R
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GES' ALUMINUM BATS, COZY OAP DIMENSIONS PROMISE.
TUOAV: UNC. CLEHSON FAVORITES AS PLAYOFFS...
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URHAM SWEE T HOME
TO KEEP 3ASEBALL TOURNAMENT IN OURHAH
VOTE
MEANT FOR EACH OTHER
SHOULD ENSURE A REPLAY
BAT POWER
ROM DURHAM TO ATLANTA
BELONGS IN THE BULL CITY
L TEAM SETS OURHAM EXHIBITION
EXHIBITION GAME
TO REMAIN ON FIELD
IOS ON RESERVOIR
CREASED FJNDING
PASTURE FOR THESE BULLS
IGHT'S TOP ITEM
TABLE FOR BULLS
EST REJECTED; PAY RAISES OK'O
AT ATHLiTIC PARK
SCHEDULE H INDERS U.S.
COLATE MILK MIX?
CK, FANS GO ELSEWHERE
E WATER LINE
BASEBALL TEAM
DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK, ATTENDANCE
WINNING SEASON PROFITABLE FOR BULLS
OUPHAM AUDITORIUM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.I
HILL GIVES CITY CENTER FUNOS
DURHAM BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
DURHAM BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE OURHAM CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
DURHAM BOARO OF EDUCATION AND LEARNING
SEE DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EOUCATION
DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRMS
SEE ALSO REALTORS. DURHAM
PRESENT AWARD
SMOKE DETECTOR DRIVE BEGUN
RFALTOR DRIVE A LIFESAVER
WHEN HEART REVIVAL IS REALTORS' BUSINESS
HERE'S HOW
CITY COUNCIL OKS FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE
HOUSING ORDINANCE IS FLAWED
DURHAM BOXING CLUB
SEE ALSO BOXING
...THE LURE OF THE RING STILL BECKONS
OURHAM BOXERS SET FOR TOURNEY
DURHAM BOXERS CONFIDENT
FOUR DURHAM BOXERS ADVANCE
DURHAM TRIO WINS IN GOLDEN GLOVFS
OURHAM BOXERS IN CHARLOTTE
SMITH BIDS FOR GOLOEN GLOVES' TITLE
DURHAM BUILDING ANO PLUMBING OEPT.
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
OURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO SPORTS, DURHAM (HISTORY!
CABLE GROUP DEALING FOR ACC, DURHAM BULLS GAMES
SASEBALL NOTES
MORGAN, BURGMEIER - BULLS OF \ NOTHER ERA - REUNITED
BULLS' MILES WOLFF WINS WILL JYNNE AWARD
MINOR LEAGUERS WORK IN SHAOOW OF THE BRAVES
CHILDRESS BOUNCES BACK FROM INJURY
FORMER BULLS JOCKEYING FOR POSITIONS
A SAVANNAH DETOUR
BULLS BLEND OF VETERAN INFIELD, YOUNG PITCHING
TWELVE BULLS RETURN FOR '84
BULLS' ROSTER SWITCHED
THOMAS NUW HOT PROSPECT
WOLFF'S GAMBLE
THE HONEYMOON ENDS: AFTER 3 YS AR S OF BLISS, FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE.
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S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
2/28/84 B
2/28/84 8
3/22/R4 D
5/08/84 A
5/08/84 A
5/23/B4 B
5/25/84 A
6/05/84 A
I
1
11
14
6
1
4
4
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
E
W66
J56
W66
W66
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S 2 10/18/84 0 8 H
S 2 12/12/84 B 1 P F A15
s
2
3/28/34
A
I
N
COS
H
2
5/16/84
B
4
N
s
2
5/18/84
C
I
N
COS
H
2
6/15/84
C
5
N
W24
S
2
5/09/84
a
3
P
P
M66
H
2
3/13/84
B
1
N
W24
s
2
3/13/84
A
6
p
P
S76
s
2
3/23/84
C
6
p
P
C56
s
2
5/11/84
c
8
P
P
K30
s
2
5/19/84
A
16
P
P
T37
H
2
4/13/84
c
1
P
N
M71
H
2
4/18/34
B
2
p
N
M71
H
2
4/18/84
B
2
N
C52
H
2
4/19/84
0
1
U
D71
S
?
4/21/84
A
8
p
u
P55
H
2
4/22/84
B
2
J
M71
H
2
4/24/84
B
2
N
S
2
4/24/34
0
2
H
s
2
4/25/84
A
4
E
H
2
4/26/84
A
4
E
H
2
5/07/84
8
2
P
N
M71
H
2
5/23/84
B
2
N
07 1
s
2
5/24/84
A
4
E
H
2
5/29/84
B
2
N
C52
s
2
5/29/34
D
1
N
P55
s
2
6/01/84
C
1
N
K90
H
2
6/12/»4
B
1
N
S51
s
2
6/15/84
C
I
N
K90
H
2
6/17/84
c
3
N
M71
s
2
6/18/34
C
1
N
S80
s
2
6/19/84
A
1
N
C60
H
2
6/20/84
B
1
N
S51
s
2
6/20/34
C
1
N
S80
s
2
6/30/34
1
1
p
P
K30
s
2
6/30/84
A
8
p
N
390
H
2
7/25/84
A
4
L
H
2
7/26/34
A
4
L
H
2
8/21/84
B
1
N
S51
s
2
6/19/84
A
I
N
C60
H 2 4/13/34 A 1 P N S51
S 2 1/14/84 A 15 P P K30
H
2
3/30/84
B
1
N
S
2
4/06/84
A
4
E
H
2
4/07/84
C
1
p
N
B30
H
2
4/10/84
A
9
p
P
C56
s
2
4/17/84
c
1
N
K90
H
2
4/19/84
A
4
E
H
2
1/03/84
B
6
p
F
C36
S
2
1/18/84
0
3
N
s
2
1/25/84
D
2
N
H
2
1/27/84
C
2
N
H
2
1/28/84
B
4
N
s
2
2/10/84
0
3
N
s
2
3/27/84
0
2
P
N
K30
H
2
2/26/34
C
8
N
M71
s
2
3/02/84
D
2
U
P55
H
2
3/08/84
0
4
N
s
2
3/23/84
0
3
P
N
s
2
3/27/84
D
1
V
P55
s
2
3/23/84
0
1
p
V
P55
H
2
3/31/34
D
3
N
M71
H
2
4/02/84
B
2
p
G
M71
H
2
4/02/84
B
3
H
M71
s
?
4/02/84
B
4
N
P55
s
2
4/03/34
D
2
N
H
2
4/05/34
C
1
p
F
M71
S
2-
4/06/84
D
1
p
U
018
H
2
4/08/84
B
1
P
N
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SUBJECTS
CAGE 224
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DURHAM PULLS. 1984 VERSION: S?
SPRING INSTRUCTIONS
CONTROL GETS ASSENMACHER BULLS
SNITKER. BULLS HAVE PUT '83 ON
PLAY BALL!
IN HOME OPENERS. SOMETHING'S J
AVILES, MORTILLARO GIVE BULLS
BULLS' SHUTOUTS CALL FOR CELE"
BULLS "84
LAMB. WAGNER GROUNO PILOTS. IV
BULLS RAINED OUT
RAIN STOPS BULLS AGAIN
BULLS' ARMS KEY SWEEP OP SUNS
BULLS' BIG INNINGS SINK PILOTS
BULLS ROMP
BULLS PAD LEAD WITH 5-3 WIN
OAY. PILOTS STOP BULLS
DURHAM BULLS HOME STANO!
BULLS RAINEO OUT
BULLS DROP TWO TO BLUE JAYS
BULLS' LUCK TUKNS SOUR
THE BULLS REPORT
SCHREIBEK. ZIEM CHECK BLUE JAY
JACKSON: BASE°ALL AS TOUGH AS
KNOX SHORING UP BULLS' INFIELD
LAMB, RIVERA TEAM FOR BULLS' V
LOSING BRINGS OUT WORST IN BRA
BULLS' DEEP BENCH PAYS OFF
THE BULLS REPORT
CONFUSED BULLS FALL TO PIRATES
JUGGLING ACT BY ORGANIZATION i
THE BULLS REPORT
BULLS' LIMP BATS (.221 NO MATC
BULLS' SLUMP CONTINUES AS PIRA
LIFELESS BATS LEAD TO 3 BULLS'
THE BULLS REPORT
BULLS RALLY PAST METS. 5-4
LYNCHBURG WHIPS BULLS
METS HOLO OFF BULLS IN 9TH, 4-
BULLS' BATS UUIET AGAIN IN T-l
SNITKER AWAITS END TO BULLS' T
THE BULLS REPORT
BULLS EXPLODE BY SPIRITS, 9-2
BULLS COME ALIVE AT BAT. WHIP
THE BULLS REPORT
ZIEM'S PERFFCT NINTH NAILS DOW
BULLS LACK HOME PARK BAT POWE'
ROSARIO POWERS OURHAM VICTORY
ROSARIO'S HOME RUNS PACE BULLS
BULLS COMBINE POWER. PITCHING
BULLS BLANK KINSTON
KINSTON BLANKS BULLS
DURHAM PATTERS KINSTON ON GLUT
DURHAM POUNDS SALEM
TIMELY HITTING, PITCHING CARRY
THE BULLS REPORT
TUMPANE HOMER IGNITES BULLS' F
REDSIROS BEAT BULLS ON HOMERS
RUNDOWN
THE BULLS REPORT
THREE-RUN EIGHTH KEYS DURHAM'S
BULLS' PATIENCE PAYS OFF
THE BULLS REPORT
PILOTS SWEEP BULLS, GAIN 1ST »
BULLS RALLY IN 9TH. TOPPLE P IL
INGLE'S HIT KEYS BULLS OVER PI
ROSARIO RIPS REDBIRDS
ROSARIO POWERS BULLS' WIN
TUMPANE. ROSARIO POWER BULLS'
EX-BULLS MORGAN, BURGMEIER R EJ
BULLS BOW TO SALEM
BULLS LOSE. STILL IN FIRST
ROSARIO PROVIDES BULLS SPARK I
ROSARIO FULFILLS HIS ROLE WITH
THE BULLS REPORT
TUMPANE'S POWER LIFTS BULLS
ALL CONTRIBUTING IN BULLS' S Tl
THE BULLS REPORT
IMPROVED INFIELD DEFENSE SECRE
IMPROVED INFIELD DEFENSE SECR?
PIRATES HAMMER BULLS. 11-2
KNOX LEADS OURHAM WIN
LAMB, ZIEM PTICH BULLS OVER PI
RAIN CANCELS ROUND OF DURHAM A
KINSTON HANDS BULLS SECOND S TR
JAYS SWEEP BULLS
YASTRZEMSKI POWERS BULLS IN NI
YAZ'S HOMERS LIFT BULLS OUT 0=
THE BULLS REPORT
JOSEPHSON'S NO-HIT RELIEF NAIL
THE BULLS REPORT
EXPERIENCE GIVING BULLS LIFT
THOMAS FULFILLS PROMISE WITH Z
THOMAS' 9TH-INNING SHOT RALLIE
THE BULLS REPORT
BULLS PULL OUT 3-2 TRIUUPH WIT
BULLS' BEST TEAM EVER' 1980 BJ
HARO-LUCK AVILES, BULLS FALL T
FRIENDLY CHICKEN
METS STILL GIVING BULLS FITS
THE BULLS REPORT
LYNCHBURG JUMPS ON OURHAM, 4-1
THE BULLS REPORT
DURHAM RALLIES FROM 5-0 DEFICI
CHILDRESS' HR IGNITES BULLS
THE BULLS REPORT
MORTILLARO HURLS BULLS TO VICT
THOMAS HELPS PULLS 'OFFEND' 2S
THE BULLS REPORT
SPIRITS' PARKINS MO-HITS BULLS
AVILES STOPS SPIRITS, 5-0
BULLS WHIP SPIRITS, 5-3. INCH
BULLS OEFLATE SPIRITS. MOVE Wl
BULLS CAN WIN DIVISION TITLE T
NO TITLE YET FOR DURHAM
FIVE BULLS NAMED TO ALL-STAR 3
FIVE-RUN 9TH HELPS KINSTON EDG
DURHAM BULLS HOME STANDI I AD I
STILL NO PENNANT FOR BULLS
JAYS POSTPONE BULLS' CLINCHER
PENNANT REMAINS WIN AWAY FOR 3
A YAZ BY ANOTHER NAME
BULLS HAMMER BLUE JAYS, 13-0,
TONIGHT: BULLS VS PENINSULA PI
FIRST-HALF PENNANT MAKES SNIT<
BULLS FALTER AGAINST PILOTS
ME NEW NAMES, FAMILIAR FACES DOT ROSTER.
■ OPENER
SHELF
UST GOT TO GO WRONG
TWIN SHUTOUTS
RATION
BREAKING ACC COLOR LINE
1CT0RY
VES
EFUDDLES BULLS
H FOR PIRATES
TES TAKE ANOTHER.
LOSSES
3
LOSS
UMBLE
W-S 9-2
N BULLS' WIN
IN 13-0 VICTORY
OF HITS AND WALKS
BULLS TO 5-1 WIN
USE
7-6 VICTORY OVER SALEM
LACE
OTS. 5-4
LOTS
WIN
NITEO
N WIN OVER SPIRITS. 10-4
BULLS
T TO BULLS' SUCCESS
T TO BULLS' SUCCESS
RATES
MATEUR
AIGHT LOSS
GHTCAP
SLUMP
S OOWN BULLS' WIN. 5-3
AM6-WINNING HOMER
S BULLS
H LATE RALLY
NCH A GOOD CHOICE
0 METS
T TO DEFEAT METS
DRY OVER METS
T
CLOSER TO FIRST-HALF CROWN
THIN 2 GAMES OF TITLE
ONIGHT
AME
E BULLS
TO NAIL OOWN FIRST-HALF
LOTS
ER A WINNER
S
I
T
N
E
E
L
Y
P
D
DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
H
2
4/0B/B4
s
2
P
N
M71
H
2
4/08/84
B
12
p
P
K30
H
2
4/09/84
B
2
p
F
M71
s
2
4/09/84
D
2
p
U
P55
s
2
4/10/84
D
1
N
P55
H
2
4/13/84
C
1
p
N
M71
H
2
4/13/B4
C
1
N
M7 1
s
2
4/13/84
B
1
N
P55
s
2
4/13/84
B
2
p
F
P55
H
2
4/16/84
B
2
p
N
M71
s
2
4/17/84
0
2
N
s
2
4/18/84
D
3
N
H
2
4/19/84
D
1
N
H
2
4/20/84
C
1
N
S
2
4/20/84
0
2
N
H
2
4/21/84
B
2
N
H
2
4/22/84
B
1
N
S
2
4/23/84
0
5
A
s
2
4/24/84
0
I
N
H
2
4/25/84
B
2
N
M71
s
2
4/25/84
D
1
N
P55
s
2
4/25/84
D
3
N
P55
H
2
4/26/84
0
1
N
C52
H
2
4/26/84
D
1
P
N
M71
S
2
4/26/84
B
1
p
N
P55
H
2
4/27/84
C
1
N
C52
s
2
4/27/84
D
3
U
P55
s
2
4/27/84
D
3
N
P55
s
2
4/27/84
D
3
N
P55
H
2
4/28/84
B
2
p
N
M71
s
2
4/28/84
A
a
U
P55
s
2
4/28/84
A
9
N
P55
H
2
4/29/84
C
I
N
M71
H
2
4/30/84
3
2
N
M71
s
2
4/30/54
0
A
N
P55
s
2
4/30/84
0
4
N
P55
H
2
5/01/84
B
5
N
H
2
5/02/84
C
2
N
H
2
5/03/84
0
3
N
H
2
5/04/84
c
1
N
C52
s
2
5/04/84
D
1
p
U
P55
s
2
5/04/84
0
2
N
P55
H
2
5/05/84
8
2
N
M7 1
S
2
5/05/84
A
B
N
P55
s
2
5/05/54
A
9
N
P55
H
2
5/06/84
8
1
N
M7 1
H
2
5/07/84
B
2
p
N
M7 1
H
2
5/08/84
B
2
N
M71
s
2
5/08/84
D
2
N
H
2
5/09/84
0
1
P
N
M7 1
s
2
5/09/84
0
2
p
U
H
2
5/10/84
D
2
N
H
2
5/11/54
C
1
N
H
2
5/12/84
B
2
N
071
H
2
5/12/84
A
9
p
Kl
P55
H
2
5/12/»4
A
9
N
P55
H
2
5/13/84
C
1
N
C52
H
2
5/14/84
B
2
N
C52
s
2
5/14/84
0
7
p
P
M66
s
2
5/14/84
D
7
N
P55
H
2
5/15/84
C
1
N
M71
s
2
5/15/84
a
1
D
N
P55
s
2
5/15/84
B
2
N
P55
H
2
5/16/54
0
1
N
H
2
5/17/84
0
I
N
H
2
5/18/84
c
1
N
s
2
5/19/84
A
9
N
H
2
5/19/84
B*
5
N
H
2
5/20/84
C
2
H
H
2
5/20/84
c
3
N
M71
H
2
5/21/84
B
2
N
s
2
5/21/84
e
B
N
H
2
5/22/84
D
1
N
M71
s
2
5/22/84
D
1
U
P55
s
2
5/22/34
0
3
N
H
2
5/23/84
B
2
P
N
M71
5
2
5/23/84
0
1
P
N
P55
s
2
5/23/54
D
2
N
P55
H
2
5/24/84
D
1
N
M71
H
2
5/24/54
0
1
N
M71
H
2
5/25/84
c
2
N
H
2
5/26/84
D
2
N
H
2
5/27/84
C
3
N
H
2
5/28/34
B
5
P
N
H
2
5/29/84
B
4
N
H
2
5/30/84
C
1
N
H
2
5/31/84
D
1
P
N
C52
S
2
5/31/84
B
1
P
N
P55
s
2
5/31/84
B
1
N
P55
H
2
6/01/84
C
I
N
M71
s
2
6/01/54
D
2
N
s
2
6/0l/»4
0
2
N
P55
H
2
6/02/84
D
1
N
M71
s
2
6/02/84
A
S
P
N
P55
s
2
6/02/84
A
9
N
P55
H
2
6/03/»4
C
1
P
N
M71
H
2
6/03/B4
C
10
N
M71
H
2
6/04/84
e
2
N
M7 1
s
2
6/04/84
A
3
P
P
F70
s
2
6/04/84
B
4
N
P55
s
2
6/04/84
B
4
N
H
2
6/05/84
B
3
N
M71
s
2
6/05/84
D
2
N
P55
H
2
6/06/34
B
2
N
M71
S
2
6/06/34
D
2
N
P55
s
2
6/06/84
l)
2
N
P55
H
2
6/07/84
0
1
N
C52
s
2
6/07/34
B
1
P
N
P55
s
2
6/07/84
B
3
N
H
2
6/08/84
C
1
N
H
2
6/09/84
D
1
N
H
2
6/10/84
c
2
N
H
2
6/1 1/84
B
2
N
S
2
6/t 1/34
D
2
N
H
2
6/12/84
B
2
N
H
2
6/12/34
8
2
P
N
H
2
6/13/34
B
2
N
H
2
6/13/84
B
4
n
A
s
2
6/13/34
D
1
N
H
2
6/14/34
0
1
p
N
M71
s
2
6/14/84
8
1
p
N
P55
H
2
6/15/34
C
1
p
U
07 1
H
2
6/15/84
C
1
N
M71
H
2
6/15/34
C
4
o
A
S
2 ■
6/15/84
0
I
p
U
P55
s
2
6/16/34
A
8
N
P55
INDEX
12/31/84
BULLS FAILEO TO FULL INTO FIRST-HALF RUT
SNITKER HEARS BOOS CHANGE INTO CHEERS
CANO PITCHES BULLS TO SPLIT WITH PILOTS
WOLFF NO FAN OF COW PASTURE FT R THESE BULLS
KNOX SHOWS CONSISTENCY IN BULLS' ORIVE
BULLS SHOOT FOR NO. ".0
HOME-RUM BOH: BOB TUMPANE HAS HIT MANY HOMER S . . .2 9 3*7?
WINNING SEASON PROFITABLE FOR BULLS
BULLS LOSE FIRST-HALF FINALE
MVP BEAUCHAMP LFADS 11-6 ROMP BY SOUTHERN STARS
SPIRITS USE HOMERS TO SLIP BY BULLS. 10-6
NFUENnORFF, KNOX PACE BULLS' WIN
BULLS OEFEAT SPIRITS
LEGGATT STOPS RALLY. SAVES BULLS
SPIRIT ERRORS HELP »ULLS WIN
OLO TIMERS LEAD BULLS TO VICTORY
ROSARIO'S HR WINS FOR BULLS
BALLPLAYER CITED
ONE ACE GOES. ANOTHER SHOWS OV BULLS' STAFF
BULLS OVERPOWER PILOTS
BARBOSA HAS FAMILIAR SEAT AS PENINSULA TOPS BULLS. 7-2
PILOTS END BULLS' STREAK AT FIVE
OESPITE AVERAGE. BRAVES SEE POTENTIAL FOR WAGNER
INJURY-PRONE FRISHMAN 8ATTLINS FOUR-YEAR JINX
THE BULLS REPORT
GERHART CARRIES SUNS PAST PUNCHLESS BULLS. 4-1
BULLS LOSE AGAIN
WILD PITCH HELPS SUNS WARD OFF BULLS' RALLY IN 8TH
HAGERSTOWN RALLIES PAST DURHAM, 5-4
PILOTS EDGE BULLS. 11-10. ON DAY'S SINGLE IN 10TH
RALLY IN 7TH KEYS PILOTS
BULLS DROP ANOTHER; LOSING STREAK AT 5
LAMB PITCHES, BATS BULLS TO 13-5 DEFEAT OF PILOTS
LAMB LEADS BULLS IN WIN
HATCHER DELIVERS FOR BULLS
TUMPANE CONTINUES ON PACE TO BREAK DURHAM HR RECORO
BLUE JAYS SHADE BULLS 8-6 WITH RALLY IN 10TH
HATCHER HAS HOT BAT FOR COOL DURHAM BULLS
THE BULLS REPORT
BIG FIFTH KEYS JAYS OVER BULLS
RIVAS BREAKS OUT OF SLUMP VS. STRUGGLING BULLS
THE BULLS REPORT
AVILES SURRENDERS RECORD 4 HOLERS IN BULLS' VICTORY
BULLS OVERCOME HOME RUN BARRAGE
THE BULLS REPORT
CHARBONEAU'S HITTING LIFTS PHATES TO WIN OVER BULLS
CHARBONEAU AIMING FOR MAJOR LEAGUE FENCES
BULLS CONTINUE SLIDE; PRINCE WILLIAM WINS 6-3
BULLS MIKED OEEP IN SLUMP
BULLS BEAT PIRATES 1-0 IN 10 INNINGS AS MANGER SNITKER EJECTED
KNOX LEAOS BULLS TO WIN
LYNCHBURG TAKES TWO FRO" BULLS
MOSCAT'S SINGLE LIFTS LYNCHBURG OVER BULLS, 4-3
METS SLIP PAST BULLS
LYNCHBURG SWEEPS BULLS
METS BLAST BULLS
BULLS' BAT WOFS ANNOY TUMPANE
BULLS STRUGGLE TO ESCAPE SLUM'
THE BULLS REPORT
ALL-AME»ICAN MUNCHIES
8AKGER BOOSTS BULLS WITH PITCHING EFFORT
BARGER'S ARRIVAL GIVES BULLS LIFT
FAMILIAR CREW SPARKS BULLS' WIN OVER SPIRITS
BLUE JAYS DEAL BULLS 5-2 LOSS
BULLS FALL TO CLEMONS. BLUE JAYS
THROWING ERROR ALLOWS BULLS RUN IN WIN OVER JAYS
WHY DON'T BULLS. CHOCOLATE MILK MIX?
VALENZUELA TAMES PULLS FOR BLJE JAYS
BULLS' BATS ALMOST SILENT VS. KINSTON'S VALENZUELA
FOR LACK OF RAIN CHECK, FANS GO ELSEWHERE
SNITKER BAFFLED BY BATTING WOES
SALEM, LEACH STYMIE PUNCHLESS BULLS, 5-2
DAVIS' HOME RUN GIVES REDBIRDS WIN OVER BULLS
SALEM BOLTS TO 12-1 ROUT OVER OURHAM
SALEM POURS IT ON IN ROUT OF DURHAM
BULLS RAINED OUT AGAINST SALEM
BULLS RAINED OUT
BULLS RAINEO OUT 2ND STRAIGHT NIGHT
BULLS RAINED OUT 4TH STRAIGHT DAY
BULLS RETURN TO PLAY, SPLIT PAIR WITH SALEM
BULLS' ERRORS HELP SALEM'S 3-1 VICTORY
BULLS DUE TO SHAKE SLUMP
HODGE'S RBI SPARKS BULLS OVER REDBIRDS
BULLS' TRIO BLANKS SALEM ON B-HITTER
BULLS BLANK REDPIROS
GRIFFIN, CHILDRESS HRS POWER BULLS BY SPIRITS
ASSENMACHER, BULLS DROP 2-1 DECISION
GREENWELL POWERS SPIRITS PAST BULLS
CAPPAOONNA PITCHES SPIRITS TO 5-4 VICTORY
BARGER EXITS EARLY IN LOSS
PLAY AT PLATE GIVES DURHAM 5-4 VICTORY
BULLS SLIDE PAST SPIRITS
BULLS RFVERSE TREND. NOW TAKHG THE FIFTH
BULLS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER BEHIND ASSENMACHER. 6-3
YASTRZEMSKI GIVES BULLS OPENING WIN
BULLS SPLIT OOUBLEHEAOER
VALENOUELA PITCHES JAYS PAST DURHAM
YASTRZEMSKI'S HOMER IN <) TH LIrTS BULLS. 4-3
YAZ HOMERS TO LIFT BULLS
DEWILLIS' HOMER, SCORE LEAD TO BULLS' LOSS, 5-4
BULLS LEAVE 18 RUNNERS, FALL TO JAYS
OURHAM STRANOS 18 IN LOSS TO 3LUE JAYS
BULLS HALT SLUMP, BUT STILL FALL
YOUTHS GOING TO GAME
CHILDLESS PLAYING "HALL OF F AH E ' BALL FOR BULLS
KNOX, LAMB PROVIDE BOOST AS BJLLS SLIP PAST SUNS, 5-4
LOCKWOOD'S HITTING PACES SUNS BY BULLS
HOT LOCKWOOD LEADS SUNS
BARBOSA GIVES BULLS WIN OVER LYNCHBURG
CHEERING
HODGE MAKES MOST OF C I RC UMSTAM CE S
THOMAS' HOMER IN NINTH LIFTS BULLS OVER METS, 6-5
THOMAS POWERS BULLS PAST METS
SUN TO RUN PA SYSTEM AT BULLS GAME SUNDAY
JEFFERSON, GLYNN SPARK METS' ^ INTH- INN [NG RALLY
CUBBAGE'S TRIAL RUN PROVES A SUCCESS
LAMB GETS 1C1TH VICTORY IN BULLS' WIN
LAMB, BULLS CRUISE PAST WINSTON-SALEM
BULLS FALL, DESPITE 3-HITTER
WINSTON-SALEM TOPS 3ULLS, 3-2, WITH HOME RUNS
WINSTON-SALEM DOWNS OURHAM ON HOME RUNS
BULLS STILL HAVE CHANCE TO HOST FIRST PLAYOFF SERIES
SPROWL FINISHES SLUE JAYS' 7-0 SHUTOUT OF BULLS
BULL STAFF weak AS LONG WEEK 3EGINS
BULLS' SECOND-HALF SKID NO SURPRISE
BULLS TOP BLUE JAYS AS AVILES GETS WIN
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6/17/84
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6/17/84
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6/17/84
c
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H 2
6/18/84
B
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6/18/94
D
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P55
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6/19/84
0
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6/19/94
A
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C60
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6/19/B4
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H 2
6/20/84
B
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M71
H 2
6/22/84
c
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N
H 2
6/23/84
B
2
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S 2
6/23/54
A
8
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H 2
6/24/84
C
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H 2
6/25/34
B
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H 2
6/26/94
B
2
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M71
S 2
6/26/94
D
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H 2
6/27/94
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H 2
6/27/84
B
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6/27/84
D
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H 2
6/29/84
0
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S 2
6/29/94
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6/29/84
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6/29/84
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6/29/84
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6/30/84
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6/30/94
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H 2
7/02/94
B
2
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H 2
7/03/94
B
4
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H 2
7/04/84
0
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H 2
7/05/84
0
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H 2
7/06/94
B
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H 2
7/07/84
B
2
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S 2
7/07/84
A
8
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H 2
7/09/84
c
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M71
H 2
7/09/84
c
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H 2
7/09/84
B
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7/09/84
D
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990
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7/09/84
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R90
H 2
7/10/84
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M71
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7/10/34
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7/10/34
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7/12/94
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7/12/84
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B90
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7/12/84
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7/13/84
c
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M71
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7/13/94
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7/14/84
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M71
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7/14/34
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7/15/84
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7/16/84
D
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H 2
7/17/84
B
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H 2
7/18/34
B
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S 2
7/18/34
D
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H 2
7/19/84
D
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7/19/84
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H 2
7/20/94
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7/20/94
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7/20/84
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7/21/94
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7/21/94
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7/21/84
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7/22/84
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7/23/84
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S 2
7/23/84
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H 2
7/24/84
B
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H 2
7/25/94
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7/25/84
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7/25/84
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7/26/84
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7/26/84
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7/27/84
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7/27/84
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7/29/84
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7/2R/84
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7/29/84
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7/31/94
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8/01/94
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8/02/84
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8/02/94
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9/03/84
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B/04/94
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3/04/84
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8/05/84
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8/06/34
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8/06/84
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8/07/84
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8/07/84
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8/08/94
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9/08/84
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8/09/34
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8/12/34
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8/13/94
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3/13/34
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8/14/84
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H 2
9/15/94
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8/15/94
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8/16/84
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8/17/34
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8/17/84
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8/18/34
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3/13/84
A
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S 2
8/18/84
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8/19/84
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H 2
8/20/34
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S 2
8/20/84
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3/21/84
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8/21/94
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3/21/84
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8/22/84
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8/22/94
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9/23/94
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H 2
B/23/94
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S 2
8/23/94
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3/24/84
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3/24/94
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8/25/84
A
10
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H 2
9/25/84
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H 2
9/26/84
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9/26/H4
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8/27/84
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3/27/84
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3/23/34
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8/28/84
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INDEX
12/31/84
AVILES DELIVERS WITH NEW MOVE
HULLS' THOMAS. SUSPENDED FOR YEAR, HANTS NO MAS
LAMB LOSES NO-HITTER BUT NOTICES WIN
JORDAN, BULLS CLOSE ON «3.5-MILLI0N DEAL
LAMB LIMITS BLUE JAYS
PILOTS SWEEP BULLS IN PRE-PLAYOFF DUEL
PILOTS SWEEP TWO FROM BULLS
PILOTS STEER WAY TO SECOND STRAIGHT SWEEP
PILOTS RIDE HflT STREAK INTO P.AYUFFS VS. PULLS
OURHAM AND PENINSULA NO STRANGERS IN PLAYOFFS
RHSARtOS SUPPLY HEROICS AS BULLS SWEEP PILOTS
TUMPANE HAS EARNED PROMOTION TO OOUBLE-A
ROSARIO GETS l.OOOTH HIT
BULLS WIN ONE. COME HOME FOR I
BULLS CAPTURE SOUTHERN TITLE
BULLS SWEEP PILOTS FOR OIVISIDN CROWN
METS* COOK SCALDS BULLS
COOK SHACKLES BULLS IN GAME 1
BULLS DEFEAT LYNCHBURG 8-7 IN 17
NEVER-SAY-OIE BULLS EVEN SERIES
HEROES CAME OUT AT NIGHT
BULLS BLOW LEAD IN 9TH ; METS TAKE 2-1 ADVANTAGE
BULLS CAN'T HOLD LEAD AS METS RALLY IN NINTH
METS ELIMINATE BULLS. DESPITE LAMB'S GEM
METS BREAK UP LAMB NO-HITTER. CAPTURE CROWN
GUTSY BULLS WIN HEARTS
SEASON OF ACHIEVEMENT: SNITKE''S BULLS DIDN'T WIN TITLE. BUT THEY OIO.
■84 OURHAM BULLS MAKE GOOD 'AWAY FROM THE NUMBERS'
BULLS' OWNER DISCUSSES EASTERN LEAGUE TEAM
BULLS EXPECTING A NEW SKIPPER FOR '85 SEASON
SNITKER: MOVE FULFILLS HIS MAJOR-LEAGUE DREAM
DURHAM BASEBALL ALL OF FAME BREWING
GRANT NAMED BULLS COACH
BRAVES' GAMBLE ON EX-BULL CLAY RIGHT ON MONEY
OURHAM BULLS. FANS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. FANS
CRACKERJACK FAN
HOW 'BOUT THOSE aiJLLS?
DURHAM BULLS. HISTORY
AFTER I") YEARS. RAOER RECALLS THRILL OF FIRST PRO SEASON
THE NO-OUITTER HAD NO-HITTERS TO PITCH
DURHAM BULLS. MANAGER
SNITKER TO MANAGE BULLS
BULLS' SNITKER EXPECTS BETTER THINGS FOR '84
WINNING NOT SNITKER'S MAIN GOAL
SNITKER: DEVELOPMENT OF PLAYERS TOP PRIORITY
BEAUCHAMP NEW BULLS SKIPPER
BEAUCHAMP CALLS MOVE TO CLASS A 'PEFRESHING*
DURHAM BULLS. OPENER
OPENING DAY JINX: DURHAM BULLS START A NEW SEASON WITH AN OLO PROBLEM.
RAIN WASHES OUT BULLS' OPENER
BULLS: OPENING-NIGHT BLUES
BULLS. SPIRITS OPEN TONIGHT
BULLS TRY AGAIN
SPIRITS HAND BULLS ANOTHER OPrNING NIGHT LOSS. 3-2
BULLS BOW IN OPENER
OURHAM BULLS. PITCHING STAFF
WHY NOT SAIN7 RENOWNED AS PITCHING EXPERT.
MUOCAT GRANT NAMED BULLS' PITCHING COACH
HERE'S ONE VOTE..
DURHAM BULLS. ROSTER
OURHAM BULLS. 1984 VERSION: S3 ME NEW NAMES. FAMILIAR FACES DOT POSTER.
DURHAM BUS STATION
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS- STATION
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DUPHAM
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
WALKER WILL BE SPEAKER
DURHAM BUSINESS CHAIN TO HEAR "SONNY" WALKER AT ANNUAL MEET
DURHAM DAY-CARE ACADEMY GIVEN BUSINESS CHAIN AWARD
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLACK FIRMS CITED
MINORITY BUSINESS GROUP IN DU' HAM GETS FUNOS
BUSINESS CHAIN GETS 1172,196
CHAIN: MINORITY CONTRACTS ADEQUATE FOR LITTLE RIVER
HILL'S GOP CAMPAIGN PLUGS FLAT TAX RATE
MINORITY BUSINESS SAID VITAL TO AREA'S ECONOMY
A DURHAM FIRMS PRESENTED AWAR3S FDR SERVICE TO MINORITY BUSINESSES
VALENTINE TO SPEAK
VALENTINE URGES CAMPAIGN SPENDING LIMITS
POLICY RESULTS IN INCREASED HIRING OF MINORITIES. WOMEN
COUNCIL UKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN, BLACKS IN ON WORK
OURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WJMAN'S CLUB
SEE ALSO BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
YOUNG CAREERISTS
CHANGE COUNSELORS GET TOGETHER
OFFICERS' BANQUET
BPW CLUB TO ANNOUNCE 'WOMAN 0= THE YEAR-
DURHAM CABLEVISION
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
DURHAM CARE CENTER
YOUTHS, ELDERLY ADOPT ONE ANOTHER
THE GIVING IS MUTUAL
SHARE VIVID MEMORIES
CARE ASSISTANT DESERVE THANKS
OURHAM GROWTH BOUNDARIES MAY IE CHANGED
DURHAM CFNTRAL LABOR UNION
SEE ALSO UNIONS, DURHAM
LABOR GROUP BACKS CHALLENGERS
LA30R UNION BACKS SEVEN CAN0I3ATES
LABOR UNION dACKS FLAT CITY PAY HIKE
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONUR AhAROS
1983 CALLED GREAT YEAR FOR BUSINESS IN DURHAM
CLEMENTS HONORED
ONE FOR THE MONEY AND..
CHAMBER SUPPORTS ORDINANCE F01 SETTING UP HISTORIC 0ISTRICT5
DURHAM ECONOMY HAS BIG YEAR
PLANNING WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP TO HELP BUSINESSES
CIVIC LEAOERS URGE COOPERATION
CHAMBER PLANNING NEW BID TO ATTRACT INDUSTRIES TO CITY
CHAMBER DINNER NEARING
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8/29/84 0
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8/30/84 D
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8/30/84 B
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8/31/84 C
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10/21/84 C
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4/10/84 B
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4/11/84 D
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6/17/84 C
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NEW CIVIC LEAOERS
CHAMBER MERITS THANKS FOR RECR
DURHAM CHAMBER PLANS SEMINAR A
CHAMBER TO CONDUCT LAW SEHINA?
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TAX WORKSHOPS PLANNED
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CHAMBER GROUP SETS CONFERENCE
CHAMBER DEALING FOR SPACE IN C
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ROYALL: TEACHERS WILL GET IS*
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NEW OURHAM PLAN DETAILS UNVEIL
CHAMBFR ENVISIONS 'NEW DURHAM'
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NEW DURHAM PROGRAM GETS GOOD F
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NEW DURHAM CAMPAIGN GETS S490.
•NEW DURHAM' OFF TO GOOO START
NEW DURHAM STARTS FAST
CHAMBER URGES ATTENDANCE AT HE
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CHAMBER'S COURTHOUE GOAL IS WD
CHAMBER SETTING RECORDS
PACE OF '84 INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
COURTHOUSE DEVELOPERS SOUGHT
CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM S
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NEW OURHAM FUNO HITS S800.000
NEW OURHAM ORIVE REACHES S800,
TOUR PLANT
CHAMBER OFFICIAL URGES PLANNED
CHAMBER VISIT SET
NEW LAND SWELLS DEVELOPMENT T3
NEW TOWN OEVELOPERS SEEK NATIO
DEVELOPERS FOR OLD COURTHOUSE
RECEIVES AWARDS
TRAVEL COMMITTEE WORKS TO SELL
DURHAM NATIVE CHIEF U.S. PR08A
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OLD COURTHOUSF SPARKS 0EVFLOPE
JOINT EFFORTS ESSENTIAL
CHAMBER TOURS MICROELECTRONICS
FOR ". IN TRAINING PROGRAM. GRA
RETIRFHENT CEREMONY
THE GUEST OF HONOR
SMILEY IS CHAMBER'S NEW TRANSP
CHAMBER GETS 12.500 GRANT
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CHAMBER SEMINAR
COMMUNITY ENHANCER
COUNTY TO HEAR OLD COURTHOUSE
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR COURTHOUS
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PROPOSA
FAIR PLANNED FOR CHAMBER'S SMA
SMALL-BUSINESS FAIR SET FOR DJ
LARGE. SMALL FIRMS WILL MEET
ANOTHER DAY-CARE OPTION
NEW DURHAM TOPS SI. 2 MILLION ',
FAIR PARTICIPANTS
PROGRAM PROMOTING OURHAM REACH
AIMING HIGH PAYS OFF
NFW DURHAM EFFORT A VOTE OF CO
CHAMBER AD LETS FACTS TALK
HARKHAM: HIGHWAY HOTEL IS BETT
SOCIAL HOUR SCHEDULED TO HONOR
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THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS GET A'S
COUNCIL IS GRAOED ON SIX KEY I
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BUDGET
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS S85.000
DUPHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ECONOMIC MANAGER
INDUSTRIAL. BUSINESS PARKS OEVELOP RAPIDLY IN COUNTY
DUPHAM CHAMBER OF COuMERCE. HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
PROTECTING HISTORIC STRUCTURES UNDER STUDY
HISTORIC COMMISSION NO THREAT. PANEL TOLD
DOWNTOWN PRIDE GROWS
PRESERVATION AND PROGRESS AK II
CITUENS NEEOEO TO FILL CITY POSTS
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE
OURHAM OFFICIALS GIVE HUD CENTER CONTRACT
DOLE OOESN'T EXPECT DEFICIT ACTION UNTIL NEW CONGRESS CONVENES
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SUBJECTS
CHAMBER'S YOUTH PROGRAM FINDS SUMMER JOBS FOR 45
OUOHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, QUALITY GROWTH TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N .C . • GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
CHAMBER PANEL TO SEEK HOUSING FOR EXECUTIVES
HOMEBUILDERS WARY OF SPECULATIVE HOUSES
OUPHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
SURVEY: HOTEL WOULD BENEFIT CIVIC CENTER
OUPHAM CHAMBER UF COMMERCE, TRAVEL C TOURISM COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TOURISM, DURHAM
CHAMBER: TIME RIPE FOR VISITORS CENTER
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, VENTURE CAPITAL COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
OURHAM CHAMBER PROGRAM TO L I N< INVENTORS. BACKERS
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DURHAM ECONOMY HAS RIG YEAR
CARR SAYS DEVELOPMENT PLANS A< E BEING PURSUED
CITY may BECOME ENTREPRENEUR I*L CENTER
CENTER HOTEL COULD BE PLACED 1EAR HIGHWAY
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF AN) TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAMPS
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOLF AND TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DURHAM CHAPTER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL
DURHAM CHILD AOVOCACY COMMISSION
SEE CHILD ADVOCACY COMMISSION
OUPHAM CITY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
PANEL OKS CITY INTERVENTION IM UTILITY'S RATE-HIKE CASE
TOP 3 CITY OFFICIALS ARE BEING EVALUATED
COUNCIL EYES EVALUATIONS
CITY, COUNTY ATTORNEYS UNDECIDED ON CONTRACT
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
UNANNEXEO AREAS NEED MORE POWER
COUNTY LOSES BIO FOR REPRESENTATIVE
OUKE SCHOOL GETS OK
SCIENCE SCHOOL SEEKS BIDS FOR ATHLETIC FIELD
CITY WANTS TO WIOEN GUESS ROAD
DEVELOPERS SAY CITY OFFICIALS MISLED THEM
SAFETY MEASURES REOUIRED
ANNOUNCEMENT:. ..APPOINTMENTS TO CITY BOARD OF AOJ USTMENT . . . I AO I
BUILDER GETS PROJECT OK
GREEN WILL SPEAK
CHURCH MUST GET PERMIT
HOMEOWNERS STUDYING APPEAL OF RULE
5 AGENCIES HAVE SEATS AVAILABLE
DISA8LET MAN'S REQUEST TO BUILD CARPORT OENIED
BOARD MUST FOLLOW LAW. NOT FEELINGS, IN ACTIONS
BOARD WRONG TO OENY THIS ZONING VARIANCE
ADJUSTMENT BOARD DID WHAT IT HAD TO
CONSTRUCTION OF HOME ALLOWED
HOUSE, BUILDING APPROVED
PERMIT REQUEST DENIED
OURHAM CITY BOARD OF EOUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BJ
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SU
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SJ
BLACK CONTEST FOCUS IS EXCELLE
TEACHER OF THE YE»R: EACH CHIL
REJECTION OF RESOLUTION PU22LI
MIDDLE SCHOOLS BACKcO SOLIOLY
SURVEY: TEACHERS SUPPORT SWITC
BUILDING NEEDS STUDY FOR SCH03
ELEMENTARY CITY SCHOOLS TO OFF
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS TO CUT UROP
WORK FOR PRESCHOOLERS DISCUSS^
SCHOOLS' FUNO-RAISING POLICY E
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW LABEL »
CITY SCHOOLS WILL REVIEW SOL IC
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO EYF NEW C
CITY SCHOOLS OK CALENDAR FOR 1
SCHOOL CALENDAR APPROVED
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WILL MULL HO
CITY SCHOOLS TO HOLD CLASSES w
SCHOOLS PREPARE TO BE EVALUATE
SCHOOL FUND RAISING EYED
SCHOOL BOARD CONGRATULATES AWA
SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES SET
CURRICULUM GUIDES OKO
DURHAM SCHOOL RENOVATIONS BIL.
DURHAM BOARD STUDIES SCHOOL RE
BOARO TO ASK MORE FOR SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOL 30ARO MEMBERS EXA*
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES STUDIED
HAMMONDS SAYS PROPOSAL WOULD *
SCHOOLS EYE OVERCPOWOING
MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICTS STUOIE
BOARD TABLES CHANGES IN MIODLE
SCHOOL VOTE DELAYEO
BOARD OKS CHANGES IN SCHOOL B3
FEWER STUOENTS SHIFTED THAN TH
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN TO FILL 3 A)
CITY SCHOOL BOARO FILLS 3 VACA
CITY SCHOOLS FILL 3 SLOTS
WARLICK TO DIRECT SCHOOL PROG'
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RUILOING S3
CITY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT OOWN
BOARO LIKES NEW VOCATIONAL GUI
SCHOOL VEHICLE CfcNTFR EYED
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN QUANDAKY OVc
SERVICE CENTER SITE ON HOLO
CITY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT DROPS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL BOARD WANTS
CITY SCHOOLS TO SEEK STATE AP»
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INDEX
12/31/84
CITY SCHOOL BOARO ACCEPTS TWO TEACHER RESIGNATIONS
BOARO STILL SEEKING SI TE
ALTERNATE SITES EYED EOR SCHOJL SERVICE CENTER
CITY PLANNERS' 1 ALTERNATIVE SITES DON'T SUIT SCHOOL BOARD
CITY'S TEACHER OF YEAR: MORRIS
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUNCIL AGENDA
ULO NORTH REZONING IS OENIEO
ELIGIBILITY OF ATHLETES IMPROVING: CITY SCHOOL BOARD GETS REPORT.
ATHLETES' GRADES IMPROVE IN CITY
CITY SCHOOLS TO LOSE 5 TEACHING POSITIONS
CREATIVE TEACHERS ARE AWARDED GRANTS
SCHOOL PAYMENT SYSTEM RAPPED
PLAUUF FOR SWINOELL
GRANTS AWARDED TO ENCOURAGE CREATIVE TEACHING
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL BOAROS HELP PAY FOR HEADQUARTERS
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
TEACHERS' RAISES TO HURT BUDGETS
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD TO EYE BUDGET TONIGHT
TEACHERS' SALARIES HIKE BUDGET
TEACHERS' SALARIES CAUSE BUDGET HIKE
ELECTIONS
DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. OURHAM
NEW TERMS AIO LEADERSHIP
DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
TOP 3 CITY OFFICIALS ARE BEINS EVALUATED
ELECTRONIC VOTING CAN BE EYE-3-0-PEN Z 11
PERSONNEL DIVISION SEEKS MORE FUNDS
COUNCIL EYES EVALUATIONS
DURHAM CITY COOE
CITY NEEDS ALERT COUNCIL.
HERITAGE VS. FREEDOM
BUT NOT A MEDDLING ONE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
COUNCILMEN TO GET REPORT
CITY, DEVELOPER SETTLE CONTRA:
COUNCIL TO MEET ON CIVIC CENTE
REPORT ON CIVIC CENTER FEASIBI
DISMAL CHAPTER ENDS WITH OEVEL
COUNCIL SNUBBEO PUBLIC IN PAYI
MEETING ON CENTER CALLEO OFF
CITY COUNCIL HEEDS LESSON IN C
MEETING ON CIVIC CENTER STILL
ONE PROPER VOTE
FIRM, COUNCIL TO MEET WITHIN 2
POWELL ORDERS RECORDS KEPT ON
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR C I VI
CITY REJECTS SCHOOL RESOLUTION
COUNCIL INVITEO
COUNCIL TO VIEW CENTER PLANS T
COUNCIL MEETING TO DISCUSS CIV
DELAY DOESN'T ALARM C0UNCILME1
PSO PROGRAM CREATES SPARKS
COUNCIL SHOULD PONOER IMPACT 3
COUNCILMEN OUESTIONED
CITY RIGHT TO PROD FIRMS ON FS
EDGEMONT FUNOS URGED REOIRECTE
COUNCIL TO STUDY BUS PLAN
COUNCIL SESSION TUESDAY LOOMS
COUNCIL TO MEET THURSDAY
MURPHREE TO UNVEIL CIVIC CENTE
SCALED-DOWN CENTER OFFERED: PL
DEVELOPERS URGE CITY TO BUILO
CENTER PLAN TAKES CITY CLOSER
MEETING IS MONUAY
HEARING TONIGHT ON WASTE LAW
COUNCIL APPROVES STREET EXTENS
COUNCIL OKS NINTH STREET STUDY
KING HOLIDAY TO BE STUDIED
CITY SCHOOLS WILL REVIEW SOLI!
CIVIC CENTER PROJECTIONS NEED
RETAIN PRESENT SYSTEM
POWELL TO RECOMMEND CENTER PLA
NEW HOPES ABOUT MONEY DELAY HE
RESIDENTS RAP PLAN FOP SHOPPIN
COUNCIL DELAYS CENTER HEARING
DURHAM TO ANNEX PROPERTY WEST
DURHAM CENTER HOPE PREVAILS -
OURHAM ON THE THRESHOLD. ••
COUNCIL QUESTIONS LAND PURCHAS
COUNCILMEN WANT HOTEL IN COMP1
PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE AIRED
COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION ON PUBLI
COUNCIL DELAYS PSO STUDY
COUNCIL WILL GET REPORT ON STA
CIVIC CENTER HEARING TO BE RE3
PUBLIC HEARING ON CIVIC CENTE?
HILL URGES CITY ACTION ON CENT
COUNCIL MUST MAINTAIN MOMENTUM
CHAMBER URGES PROPONENTS TO AT
CIVIC CENTER SITE PLAN APPROVA
CENTER COST ESTIMATES GO TO C3
POWELL TO NEGOTIATE DEAL WITH
'FAIR HOUSING' ORDINANCE GETS
JULY START SOUGHT FOR CIVIC Cc
COUNCIL TO STUDY CIVIC CENTER
CITY COUNCIL OKS FAIR HOUSING
IT'S TIME TO GO ON CIVIC CENTE
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOLIDAY
IMPROPMTU RESOLUTION CAUSES RI
COUNCIL ACTION PRESERVES CIVIC
PAYMENT ON LAND DELAYED
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD AIR HUMAN
HAYTI WORK BEGINS MONDAY
COUNCIL SHOULD WEIGH CIVIC CE'I
CABLEVIS10N NEEDS CITY COUNCIL
COUNCIL TO STUDY CENTER BUDGET
COUNCIL OKS LANO SWAP
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS R3
COUNCIL MEET LEAVES UNFINISHED
CITY COUNCIL PLANS SPECIAL SES
COUNCIL RESCINDS ZONE CHANGE F
CIVIC CENTER BUDGET GETS INITI
PANEL TO EYE ROADS
MORF DATA SOUGHT ON CENTER SIT
CITY STUDIES OOWNTOWN BUILOINi
DUMP STUMPS HAYTI PROJECT
•KEEP OURHAM A PLEASANT PLACE
COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY LANO
LITY WILL BE DELAYED
OPER PAYOFF
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1/01/84 - 12/31/94
SUBJECTS
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C PC L P 9YL
COUNCIL URGES 'PAIR MARKET APPRAISALS'
HAYTI DUMP PUTS CITV ON SHAKY LEGAL GROUND
CITY MULLS LUAN TO HAYTI OEVELOPER
COUNCIL WON'T OELAY WATERSHEO HEARING
EXPRESSWAY plan PARED
POOPED COUNCIL POSTPONES FVALJATIONS
STATE PLANS COMPLETION OF EXPRESSWAY EXTENSION
WORK RESUMES ON HAYTI PROJECT
HAYTI PROJECT GETS INTEREST-FREE LOAN
ENDING ADULT TV CHANNEL AN ISSUE FOR CABLE PATRONS
PLAYBOY CHANNEL OFFERING DELATED
CITY COUNCIL REFERS ACTION ON PORNOGRAPHY TO ATTORNEY
THERE'S NO NEED FOR SHUT LAW
CITY EMPLOYEES OPPOSE SALARY MIKE
FOOTBALL TEAM'S REQUEST REJECTED; PAY RAISES OK'D
COUNCIL SAVES BLACKNALL HOUSE
DURHAM TO BE POORER. NO WISER AFTER PSO STUDY
BLACKNALL HOUSE UNIQUE BIT OF DURHAM'S PAST
TRAIN STATION FUNDING IS CUT <= rhm STATE BILL
3 FIRMS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR p SO PROGRAM REVIEW
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED EDICT COMMENTS
COSTS MAJOR FACTOR IN PSO EVALUATION
PROPOSAL WOULO RESTRICT CATS TO LEASHES
SCOPE. COST OF PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY OISCUSSED
HAYTI PROJECT STALLS DUE TO LACK OF FUNDS
GOLEY ST. MAY STAY 'JNPAVED
COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER BIDDER FOR HAYTI LAND
CITY SEEKS 2 GRANTS
COUNCIL FUMES. THEN AGREES TO SEEK HUD mon6y for HOTEL
COUNCIL AGREES TO HELP RE»EDY HAYTI DRAINAGE
COUNCILMAN SEES RED OVER A 'QJIFT' REMARK
CLOSER HAYTI WORKING RELATIONS S3UGHT
CITY may USE WATERSHED PLANS SOON
SEEKING TAX SUBSIDY FOR HOTEL IS WRONG
EVALUATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM COULD COST t 165 •000
CITY COUNCIL ACCEPTS SHOOOY DECISION-MAKING PROCESS
PANEL TO HEAR REPORT ON HAZARDOUS WASTES
CITY OF DURHAM
TOXICS FIRMS MAY BE RESTRICTED NEAR HOMES
OURHAM MAY ADO 574 MILLION WHEN TWO NEW AREAS ANNEXED
COUNCIL OKS RIVEROALE WATER LINE
COUNCIL GETS PSO PROPOSAL
HAYTI GROUP MAY GET PAY RAISE BY COUNCIL
COUNCIL CAN. SHOULD FORGO FUTILE PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY
COUNCIL TO DEBATE WATER QUALITY-DEVELOPMENT LINK
DEVELOPER. CITY WORKING ON WATER-PROTECTION RULES
COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY INVESTIGATE SEWER-LINE POLICY
COUNCIL TO GET NEW CONTRACT 01 CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL ARGUES ANGRILY OVER WATERSHED ISSUE
COUNCIL FEELS PRESSURE OVER WATERSHED LIMITS
VOTE may OETERMINE IF RESTAURANT REOPENS
CITY COUNCIL OKS WATERSHED EDICT
COUNTY MUST DECIOE ON WATERSHC-O PLAN
HEARING DELAYEO ON CIRM
COUNCIL APPROVES JOINT AGREEMENT ON CIVIC CENTER
CIVIC CENTER PACT PLEASES CITY OFFICIAL
ORDINANCE BALANCES GROWTH. DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL STRAYS AFIELD
COUNCIL TO MEET ON CONTRACT
COUNCIL OKS CENTER CONTRACT; DOCUMENT SENT TO WASHINGTON
OK SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY CONTRACT
DURHAM SHOULDN'T CLOSE "ARYLAVO AVENUE
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN QUANDARY OVER ZONING ISSUE
SERVICE CENTER SITE ON HOLD
N.C. LIKES DURHAM PLAN FOR WATERSHEDS
POWELL TO ASK MAYOR TO CANCEL MEETING
COUNCIL TO ASK STATE TO CHANGE SITE FOR HEARING
COUNCIL WANTS HEARING MOVED
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FOR NOR.THGATE EXPANSION
CITY PICKS FIRMS TO STUOY RECYCLING PLANT ANO SAFETY
COUNCIL URGES TRAFFIC STUOY AT NORTHGATE
MARYLAND AVE. RESIOENTS SEEK REZONING
RECYCLING REVIEW WON'T INVOLV= EXTRAS. PANEL TOLD
ENVIRON OFFICIALS TO VISIT CITY TOMORROW
SCHOOL °0AR0 TO EYE MAINTENANCE CENTER
TEACHERS' SALARIES CAUSE BUOGE T HIKE
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LAND SWAP IN CROASOAILE AREA
COUNCIL WANTS TRAIN SHELTER ODWNTOWN
INVOLVEMENT URGED IN COMMUNITY PLANS
LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS, ELDERLY MAY PAY LOWER RECREATION FEES
REZONING VOTE TESTS ELECTION /OWS
SECOND PUBLIC HEARING ON SERVICE CENTER POSSIBLE
POLICY RESULTS IN INCREASED HIRING OF MINORITIES, WOMEN
CITY PANEL TO SEEK HUNT REPLACEMENT
RALPH HUNT TO RESIGN FROM COUNCIL OEC. 17
HUNT SEARCH COMMITTEE NAMEO
COUNCIL BACKS CLOSING 0' EAST OURHAM PLANT
NEED FOR MINORITIES ORDINANCE IS STRESSED
NO ONE SEEKS TO SIT ON CITY HISTORIC PANEL
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUNCIL AGENOA
OLD NORTH REZONING IS DENIED
BUS CENTER EFFORTS CONTINUING
SCHOOLS TO KEEP SEARCHING FOR SITE
IS IT TIME FOR DURHAM GOVERNMENTS TO INVEST IN FUTURE?
LET THE OEBATE BEGIN ON FINANCING GROWTH
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANCE RESERVES WORK FOR FIRMS OWNED BY BLACKS.
LAW WOULD MANOATE CONTRACT 0U3TAS
BID TAKEN FOR HAYTI PPEPABATITN
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN. BLACKS IN ON WORK
MINORITIES. WOMEN TO GET 25* IF BIG CITY CONTRACTS
WATTS REZONING APPROVAL
WILL PLEDGER BE 0ENIEO7 TUNE IN DEC. 17
COUNCIL USES OEPLORABLE MEANS TO PASS ORDINANCE
CITY AUDIT FIRM FULFILLS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN
FLOAT ISSUE SINKS COUNCIL
SUN REZONING STORY CLARIFIED
OWNER SACKED ZONE CHANGE
GROUP WON'T FIGHT CABLE RATE -IIKE
RDU FINDS JOB QUOTAS POSE COSTLY PROBLEMS
HAZAROOUS WASTE FIRM MAY SHUT ITS DOORS
WASTE FIRM CONSEN' ORDER AUTHCRIZEO
COUNCIL ENDORSES CLOSING OF WASTE RECYCLING FIRM
NIXON REPLACES HUNT ON COUNCIL
FLOAT REQUEST FIZZLES
NIXON HAS 'BIG SHOES TO FILL' ON CITY COUNCIL
HAYTI HOMEBUYERS CAN GET LOW-INTEREST LOANS
LOW-INTEREST LOANS OK • 0 FOR HAYTI HOMEBUYERS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIvF ACMON
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SPE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY DEvELTPuENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
OFFICIAL SAYS CITY'S HIRING RACIST; POWELL DISAGREES
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 231
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COUNCILMEN PRESS FOR RACIAL FIGURES ON CITY EMPLOYMENT
HIRING COMMENTS PROMPT MEETING
FAIR HIRING A VITAL GOAL. BUT PROGRESS TAKES TIME
CITY RACE. SEX OUOTAS WOULO CREATE PROBLEMS
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN. BLACKS IN ON WORK
CITY AUDIT FIRM FULFILLS AFFHMATIVE ACTION PLAN
QUOTA LAW DEBATE SCUTTLED
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OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. BUDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM. M.C.i BUDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. NT
CITY ASKED TO SPEED CONOEMNATI
BUSINESS DISRUPTION FUNDS SOUS
DON'T SUBSIDIZE NEWSPAPER
FUNDS FOR NON-CITY AGENCIES T3
COUNCILMEN REJECT ADMINISTRATI
SALES TAX HIKE KEY ELEMFNT IN
CITY WANTS BUDGET OPINIONS
CITY'S ANNEXATION 0= SUBDIVISI
CITY PREPARING BUOGET
OURHAM LEAOERS TO STUDY AID F3
CITY DEPARTMENTS MAY BE MERGED
POWELL TO RECOMMEND SAME CITY
BUOGET ON AGENDA
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET HOLDS LI-I
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE PROPOSEO
COUNCIL TO STUDY BUOGET
HIGHER PARKING FINES WON'T !M°
CITY OF DURHAM 1984-85 BUDGET
MORE POLICE SAID NEEDEO OOwNTO
POWELL OPPOSES BUYING EXTRA P3
BUOGET ASKS PAY INCREASE FEE H
PAY RAISE SOUGHT FOR CITY WOR<
PARKING FEE INCREASE IDEA PROM
COUNCILMEN PRESS FOR RACIAL FI
PERSONNEL DIVISION SEEKS MOPE
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS 485,000
FAIR HIRING A VITAL GOAL, BUT
NON-CITY GROUPS SEEK 1401.863
CnuNCILMEN FAVOR J1.107 RAISES
PUBLIC COMMENT DUE TONIGHT ON
CITY COUNCIL REFERS ACTION ON
CITY TAX HIKE UNLIKELY
ACROSS-THE-BOARD PAISE UNFAIR
CITY COUNCIL PAY RAISE REGRESS
CITY PANEL, POLICE DIFFER ON P
POLICE STILL OPPOSE CITY PAY-R
COUNCILMEN DEBATE THEIR PAY HI
HAYTI GROUP SEEKS INCREASED FJ
CITY EMPLOYEES OPPOSE SALARY H
RAISE HIKE TO BE TONIGHT'S TOP
459.2 MILLION BUOGET, RAISES A
POWELL: FLAT PAY HIKE SHOULD N
GROUP LOSFS FUNDING PLEA
AN1T-LITTER GROUP LOOKS TO COJ
CCS TO EYE FUNOING CUTS
FUNDING PROCESS EYED
GROUPS TO SMOOTH FUNDING PROCS
NEW AREAS TO TAX PSO FORCE: «M
CITY COUNCIL DID RIGHT: EOUAL-
CITY COUNCIL DID RIGHT: ACTION
COUNCIL PLANS SPECIAL MEETING
OURHAM MAY NEED TAX HIKE FOR P
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES PCLICE-PE>I
FUNDING DECISION NEARS
RETIREMENT FUND PROBLEM UNSOLV
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR 0E=
HIGHER OOWNTOWN PARKING FEES ">
STATE HALVES ITS SHARE FOR OFF
RETIREMENT FUND TO COST 1200.3
GRANT FOR HAYTI GETS PANEL'S D
COUNCILMEN RECEIVE COPIES OF !
BUDGET HEARING PLANNED
CITY SEEKING COMMENTS ON BUDGET
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. BUS STUOY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUSES
SECRET TALKS PROPOSED ON CITY BUS TAKEOVER
SECRET BUSING MEETINGS WOULO 3E PUBLIC AFFRONT
BUS STUDY COMMITTEE TO RECONSIOER SECRET TALKS
BUS NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPEN AS POSSIBLE
SECRECY ON BUSES STUUIEO
BOYD'S WOROS RING TRUE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. CITIZEN SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS REJECTED
ZONING COMMISSION REJECTS PLAY FOR A SHOPPING CENTER
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS R3 AD REZONING
COUNCIL RESCINDS ZONE CHANGE FOR SHOPPING CENTER
COUNCIL NEEDS POLICY ON SPEAKERS' ADDRESSEO
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE OURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTE=
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC CENTER COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. CIVIC CEMTER PROPOSAL
MAYOR NAMES PANFLS TO BOOST CIVIC CENTER
MAYOR APPOINTS TWO 'DOWNTOWN' COMMITTEES
CENTER HOTEL MAY COST OURHAM *ORE THAN FAITH
TASK FORCE TO SEEK OURHAM INVF STOPS FOR CIVIC CENTER
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
COUNCIL PROCEDURES DISCUSSED
9 ON COMMITTEES
COUNCIL KEEPS TRYING
LATE AFTERNOON MEETINGS HAY IMVOLVE MORE CITIZENS
N-CITY AGENCIES
ON ACTION
HT
BE TOPIC OF COUNCIL PANEL
ON PLAN
CITY'S PLANS
ONS SET
R NON-CITY GROUPS
TAX RATE ON PRUPERTY
E ON TAX RATE
ROVE SAFETY
HEARING IAOI
WN
LICE CARS
IKE
EPS
PTS OUESTIONS
GURES ON CITY EMPLOYMENT
FUNDS
PROGRESS TAKES TIME
FOR CI TY WORKERS
CITY BUOGET
PORNOGRAPHY TO ATTORNEY
TO MANY WORKERS
IVE COMPENSATION
AY
AISE PLAN
KE
NOING
IKE
ITEM
PPROVED
OT CAUSE MORALE PROBLEMS
NTY FOR MORE MONEY
ESS
NEXATION REQUIRING DUTY SHIFTS
AMOUNT RAISES HELP PEOPLE WHO NEED
DEMONSTRATED POLITICAL COURAGE...
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DATES SET FOR CE
COUNCIL MAY OELA
CITY COUNCIL MAY
SHOPPING CENTER
SEPARATE PSO STU
SEPARATE STUDY S
COUNCILMEN GET 0
HILL GIVES CITY
CITY PLANNER LEA
HIGH COURT UPHOL
CITY MAY OPPOSE
CITY COUNCIL ASK
CABLEVISION DROP
COUNCILMEN DEBAT
RAISE FOR MAYOR
ALTERNATE SITES
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
NTER TALKS
APPROVAL ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
DELAY DEAL WI IH FIRM ON ROAO
PLANS DRAW PR3TEST
DY URGED ON W3MEN ANO BLACKS
UGGESTED ON PSO HIRING, PROMOTION
RAFT OF FAIR HOUSING LAW
CENTER FUNDS
VING FOR SIMILAR COUNTY JOB
DS 1982 ANNEXATION PLAN
WASTES BILL
S INFORMATION ON DURHAM CENTER'S HOTEL SITE
S PLAN FOR PLAYBOY
E THEIR PAY HIKE
AND COUNCIL DEBATED
EYED FOR SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER
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PROPOSED CONTRACTS LAW DRAWS 'RAISE. FIRE
COUNCIL HANTS REPORT ON CABLE TV CONTROL
CITY COUNCIL ASKS ADVICE ON TV LAWS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. COMMITTEE RECH GAN 1 Z AT ION PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
SEE ALSD OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
COUNCIL KEEPS TRYING
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
FAYETTEVILLF STREET CRI»E DEC'IEO
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. COMMUNITY SER^
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. C3
SECURITY MEASURES URGED FOR DO
CITY MAY USE CAMERAS FOP SECU*
COUNCILMEN REJECT CLEMENT RES}
OURHAM SEEKS EVALUATION OF PUS
EVALUATION ASKEO FOR P SO PROG*
LATE AFTERNOON MEETINGS MAY IN
OFFICIALS BACK COMMITTEE TIMf.
NEW CITY MEETING TIMES UNLIKEL
POWELL WANTS POSTER LAW WITH •
COUNTY LOSES BIO FOR REPRESENT
CITY CONSIDERS FIGHTING RATE H
PANEL OKS CITY INTERVENTION II
CITY HAY INTERVENE IN RATE HI<
EXPANDED PSO PROGRAM STUDY EYF
PSO STUDY HAY BE EXPANDED
COUNCILMEN TO GET BUS SYSTEM P
COUNCIL URGED TO TAKE ACTION 0
BUS SYSTEM CONTACTS START
WINNERS NAMED FOR SESSOMS AWAR
BUS NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPEN AS
SECRECY ON BUSES STUDIED
CA8LEVISI0N URGED TO USE H I NCH
CITY PANEL POSTPONES ACTION OM
BUS SERVICE. HOUSING EYED
DOWNTOWN CRIME PREVENTION URGE
PLAYBOY PROSPFCT UPSETS COUNCI
SUBCOMMITTEE TO EXAMINE HUMAN
REVIEW PROCESS SET ON PUBLIC S
CABLEVISION ADDING 3 CHANNELS
PLAYBOY CHANNEL NOT COUNCIL'S
STRONGER FIRE CODE ENDORSED BY
POLICE MISSEO STORE BREAK-IN,
QUESTIONS RAISED ON FIRM'S CON
PSO EVALUATION COST PUT AT OV;
PSO REVIEW INTERVIEWS END
DELAY OF CHEMICAL FIRM'S HEARI
COUNCIL PANEL CONDEMNS IRAN FT
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN OUANDARY OV6
CABLEVISION SHUFFLE LEAOS PANE
BREAK-IN VICTIM ANGERED BY POL
PSO STUDY STARTS OCT. 1
CABLE OFFICIALS REMISS
AGENCIES WOULD HELP WITH PLAN
RECYCLING REVIEW WON'T INVOLVE
OLACKNALL HOUSE GETS DEADLINE
PANEL SETS TIMETABLE TO CONSI3
ICES COMMITTEE
MMITTEE REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL
WNTOwN GARAGES
ITY IN GARAGES
LUTION ON SCHOOL SYSTEM
LIC SAFETY PROGRAM
AM
VOLVE MORE CITIZENS
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UTILITY'S RATE-MIKE CASE
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D
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D
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RELATIONS PROBLEMS
AFETY
BUSINESS
CITY PANEL
MERCHANT SAYS
TRACT
R S80.000
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R PERSECUTION
R ZONING ISSUE
L TO DEMAND NOTICE
ICE INVESTIGATION
TO SAVE HOUSE
EXTRAS. PANEL TOLD
EXTENSION
ER REPORT ON RECYCLING REQUEST
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
JANUARY INSIGHT
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECTRONIC VOTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CUUNCIL. VTTING RECORDS
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
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DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N
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CITY ASKED TO SP
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LATE AFTERNOON M
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OFFICIALS BACK C
NEW CITY MEETING
UNION WANTS CITY
PURCHASE OF SHAR
CITY PAY SCALE R
HAYTI PACT CLAUS
CITY NEEDS ALERT
DURHAM COMPANY 0
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CITY SEEKS U.S
CITY CONSIOFRS F
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CITY SEEKING RED
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COMMITTEE SKIRTS
FINANCE MEETING
FINANCE PANEL MU
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PANEL ACTS TO RE
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1/04/84
A 1
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1/05/84
B
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s
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1/05/84
C
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1/25/84
A 1
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1/26/84
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2/23/84
B 1
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2/23/84
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3/08/84
C 1
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3/20/84
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3/22/84
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3/22/94
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3/23/84
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4/05/84
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4/06/84
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4/26/84
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5/23/94
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5/24/84
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5/24/84
8
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5/24/84
B
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5/24/84
B
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5/31/94
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7/12/84
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7/I2/B4
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7/12/94
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7/27/84
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8/09/94
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9/18/84
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3/09/84
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3/09/94
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3/23/B4
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4/09/94
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4/22/84
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4/25/34
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4/27/84
A
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4/27/84
B
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4/27/84
C
N
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5/10/94
C
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5/11/84
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5
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5/19/84
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5/25/84
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5/30/84
A
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5/30/84
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5/31/84
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6/01/94
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, for hunt replacement
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1 from council dec. 17
E NAMED
MEN
IF 8 APPLICANTS FOR COUNCIL SEAT
ION TOP PRIORITY OF HOPEFULS
STILL IN FIELD FOR COUNCIL SEAT
ICANTS FO* HUNT'S SEAT
TS LIST 0= CANDIDATES
KEO FOR WARD 3 SEAT
MAY SHUT ITS DOORS
0 TO SEAT ON CITY COUNCIL
ON COUNCIL
TO FILL1 ON CITY COUNCIL
COUNCILMEN DERATE THEIR PAY HIKE
RAISE FOR MAYOR ANO COUNCIL OEBATED
HOTEL. EOGEHONT GRANTS EYEO
DEVELOPMENT IN HAYTI GETS PRELIMINARY OK
CITY PANEL TO BACK HAYTI CONTRACT RENEWAL
GRANT FOR HAYTI GETS PANEL'S 5K
COUNCIL PANEL OKS CONTRACT FOR COUNSELING
GROUP OKS COUNSELING FUNDS FO' CITY WORKERS
CITY FINANCE PANEL HEARS PLEA FOR AIO BY SELF-HELP CENTER
BUSINESS PROGRAM EYED
HIS CUP 1UH. BILLI RUNNETH OVF R ANO OVER...
CITY DELAYS PLANS TO BACK BUSINESS PROGRAM
WATER TURNOFF HAROLY FAIR
MINISTER STILL ADRIFT IN HIGH WATER BILLS
HOUSING GRANT EYEO
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MAIN STREET OMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
MAYOR NAMES PANELS TO BOOST CIVIC CENTER
MAYOR APPOINTS TWO 'DOWNTOWN' COMMITTEES
MAIN STREET PANEL GETS IDEAS. GOALS
MAIN STREET HAS POSSIBILITIES
THE MAIN STREET VISION
RAIL SYSTEM MAY BE KEY TO DOWNTOWN
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEETING TIME
LATE AFTERNOON MEETINGS MAY INVOLVE MORE CITIZENS
PANEL SERVES NOTICE: HIRE BLACKS. WOMEN TO GET CITY BUSINESS
MEETING TIME CHANGE EYED
OFFICIALS BACK COMMITTEE TIME CHANGES
NEW CITY MEETING TIMES UNLIKELY TO ATTRACT PUBLIC
PANEL OKS CITY INTERVENTION IN UTILITY'S RATE-HIKE CASE
MEETING CHANGE GOOD MOVE
COUNCIL MEET LEAVES UNFINISHED BUSINESS
TAXI GROUP PLANS MEET
CITY-COUNTY MEETS URGED
COUNCIL PAY SAME OURING SUMMED
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, MEM9
SEARCH TO BEGIN SOON
CITY PANEL TO SEEK
RALPH HUNT TO RESIGN
HUNT SEARCH COMMITTE
APPLICATIONS BEING T
PANEL INTERVIEWS 3 0
CIVIC CENTER COUPLET
3 ORAW PRAISE. BUT 8
COUNCIL PRIASES APPL
CITY COUNCIL PARES I
4 TOP CANDIDATES PIC
HAZARDOUS WASTE FIRM
GEOPGE S. NIXON NAME
NIXON REPLACES HUNT
NIXON HAS 'PIG SHOES
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. BUOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. 8JDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMM I SS 13 NER S . NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
UNWANTED ALLOCATIONS
FUNDS FOR NON-CITY AGFNCIES TO BE TOPIC OF COUNCIL PANEL
OURHAM LEAOERS TO STUOY AIO FOR NON-CITY GROUPS
GROUP EYES WAYS TO HELP NEEDY
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS S85.000
NON-CITY GROUPS SEEK 1401.863
CITY PANEL, POLICE OIFFER ON PAY
CORRECTION
GROUP LOSES FUNOING PLEA
FUNDING PROCESS EYED
GROUPS TO SMOOTH FUNOING PROCESS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PERSONNEL REVIEW COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM PERSONNEL DEPT.
TOP 3 CITY OFFICIALS ARE 8EINC- EVALUATED
POOPED COUNCIL POSTPONES EVALJATIONS
COUNCIL SETS EMPLOYEE-REVIEW MEETING
COUNCIL EYES EVALUATIONS
EVALUATIONS APE TOMORROW
CITY COUNCIL CHECKS WORK
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PRECIOUS METALS ORDINANCE
SEE DURHAM, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEE SILVER THEFTS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PROCEDURES COMMITTEE
COUNCIL PROCEDURES DISCUSSED
PANEL OKS CITY INTERVENTION IN UTILITY'S RATE-HIKE CASE
DUPHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
PSO STUDY MAY BE EXPANDED
PSO EVALUATORS NARROWED
PSO FIRM INTERVIEWS SET
SPEAKERS CRITICUE PSO PROGRAM
OURHAM PSO STUOY TO 3E READY IN MARCH
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMITTEE REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL
ANNEXATIONS WOULD ADD OVER 152 ACRES
ANNEXATION ASKED FOR 4 AREAS
3 OATES EYEO FOR MEETING
LATE AFTERNOON MEETINGS MAY INVOLVE MORE CITIZENS
PROTECTING HISTORIC STRUCTURES UNDER STUDY
HISTUPIC COMMISSION NO THREAT. PANEL TOLD
EROSION RULES ARE REAOIED
OFFICIALS BACK COMMITTEE TIME CHANGES
SALES TAX HIKE KEY ELEMENT IN CITY'S PLANS
COUNCIL OK SOUGHT ON COST-CUTTING PLAN
NEW CITY MEETING TIMES UNLIKELY TO ATTRACT PUBLIC
HEARING MAY dE SET FOR CENTER REZONING
UNIVERSITY DR. JOINT PAYMENT PLAN GETS OK
CITY TO WATCH SERVICE EXTENSION
COST OF LAND 'TOO HIGH-
LAND VALUE IS ISSUE
PHOSPHATES BAN BACKED
CITY STUOIES PHOSPHATE RESTRICTIONS
ANOTHER CITY STAFFER QUITS
CENTER SITE BUILOING may BE DEMOLISHED
FIRST RAZING AT CENTER SITE RECOMMENDED
CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLICY
COUNCILMAN FILES COMPLAINT ON PARKWAY LAND ACOUISITION
SHARP WORDS EXCHANGEO AT PUBLIC WORKS MEETING
PARKWAY PROCEDURE ORAWS FIRE
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATED F0» DISCUSSION
CITY PURCHASE OF CHURCH LAND SENT TO COUNCIL
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10/26/84
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12/16/84
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CITY SODS BLACK APPRAISER
PUBLIC WORKS PANEL APPROVES WA
COUNCIL 10 CONSIOER FUTURE ROA
CITY PANEL BACKS PASSENGER TRA
PANEL CETS RUAO-NEEOS STUDY
COUNCIL TO GET RESERVOIR BIDS
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIOS ON RES
2 SEWER PLANTS MAY NEED MORE C
1-40 COMMISSION TO ADD NEW M£«
COUNCIL PLANS HEARING ON HIST}
WATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
TEARS BRING OIL FOR OUSTY STRE
CITY PANEL BACKS WATER LINE Ex
COMMITTEE TO GET REPORT ON PR3
PANEL REVIVES PARKWAY DEBATE
PAYMENT FOR OILED STREETS GETS
COUNCILMEN WILL STUDY HISTORi:
PURCHASE OF LEASE SOUGHT FOR '-
PANEL OISCUSSES B0AT--OT0R BAN
COUNCIL TO GET PLAN FOR CL0S1M
GAS-POWERED BOAT BAN URGED F01
OON'T STOP MOTORBOATS
NORTHGATE SEEKS OK FOR 8UIL0IN
NORTHGATE MALL PLANS 3-YEAR EX
TRAIN SHELTER LIKELY TO COST :
PARKWAY PROPOSAL GETTING 2N0 L
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS TO BE EYED
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS MAY COST MIL
BRIGGS PROGRAM AMENDED
SOUTHERN OURHAM MAY GET NEW PA
REST HOME BUILDER PLEAOS FOR S
CITY DRAINAGE STUOY TO COST S2
DURHAM GROWTH BOUNDARIES MAY 3
GROUP WILL "EAR ZONING REQUEST
SEWER FEES ARE LOWEREO
CITY PANEL TO PROPOSE PERMANEN
CITY GETS FUNOS FOR PARK
CITY FLOOO OAMAGE SAIO MOSTLY
DRAINAGE WOES TO AIR
COUNCIL EYEING FLOOD CONTROL L
INDEX
12/31/84
TE3 PLAN
0 PROJECTS
IN SERVICE TO CHARLOTTE
ERVOIR
ITY FUNOS
BERS
RIC DISTRICT
ET
TENSION FOR RIVEROALE DRIVE
PERTY
STICKY
DISTRICT CHANGES
ENTER
G PART OF AVENUE
LAKE MICHIE
G PLANS
PANSION
ITY S20.000
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LTONS
PEEDY SEWER EXTENSION
25,000
E CHANGED
T CLOSING OF MARYLAND AVENUE AREA
A NUISANCE
AW
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RATINGS
THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS GET
A'S ON CHAMBER'S NEW REPORT CARD
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
RECREATION UNIT MEETING IS CANCELED
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RESIGNATIONS
HUNT MAY ANNOUNCE RESIGNATION TONIGHT
CITY PANEL TO SEEK HUNT REPLACEMENT
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RESOLUTIONS
REJECTION OF RESOLUTION PUZZLING. INCONSISTENT
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVIC CENTER REPORT
CITY REJECTS SCHOOL RESOLUTION
THE CITY COUNCIL'S BRAVOS OESERVE DUE DELIBERATION
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RETREATS
COUNCIL TO ATTEND RETREAT
COUNCILMEN WILL RECEIVE CITY BRIEFING
POWELL: CITY HAS FINANCIAL PAINS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N .C . . CITY EMPLOYEES. SALARIES
TAX DOLLARS TO CHOKE ELEPHANTS
COUNCILMEN DEBATE THEIR PAY HIKE
RAISE FOR MAYOR AND COUNCIL DEBATED
COUNCIL PAY SAME OURING SUMME'
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. TRANSCRIPTS Oc CLOSED MEETINGS
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PERSONNEL REVIEW COMMITTEE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. VACANCIES
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBER REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. VOTING RECORDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECTRONIC VOTING
COUNCIL IS GRAOED ON SIX KEY ISSUES
DURHAM CITY DIRECTORY
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPEN. IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
DURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. HISTORIC HOMES C BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
COUNCIL MAY DELAY APPROVAL ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
CITY HALL HAY RECEIVE COMFORT CONTROL CHECK
SHOP TO ISSUE CARDS TO ELDERLY
ELLIS BACK AT WORK THANKS TO FRIENDS' AID
PUMPKIN PAINTER
DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. DURHAM
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS. N.C.
MAN'S SLEEP ENDS IN OUMP
METHANE TOO SCARCE FOR PROFIT
COUNTY LANOFILL TO CLOSE OEC. 18
LANOFILL MERGER IS EYED
OUPHAM CITY MANAGER
HE'S BULLISH ON OURHAM
CITY NEEOS ALFRT COUNCIL. BUT NOT A MEDDLING ONE
TOP 3 CITY OFFICIALS ARE BEING EVALUATED
COUNCIL EYES EVALUATIONS
FIELD NARROWS FOR CITY POST
OURHAM CITY MANAGER. ASSISTANT FOR OPERATIONS
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER RESIGNING FOR NEW JOB
CITY MANAGER'S ASSISTANT LEAVING
CITY'S NO. 2 JOB TO BE ADVERTISED
COUNCIL OEFERS ACTION ON PUBLIC SAFETY
COUNCIL DELAYS PSO STUDY
CITY IS STILL SEARCHING FOR ASSISTANT MANAGER
400 PEOPLE APPLY FOR ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER JOB
INTERVIEWS CONTINUE THIS WEEK FOR NEW ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
NEW ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER EX'ECTEO TO BE NAMED SOON
OURHAM CITY OF MEDICINE
SEE OURHAM, N.C. MEDICAL INDUSTRY
DURHAM CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SEE DURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
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SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIV
JANUARY INSIGHT
SCHOOLS' HOMEWORK HOTLINE IS H
COUNCILMEN REJECT CLEMENT RES3
REJECTION OF RESOLUTION PU2ZLI
ARMED KLAN NOT ALLOWED INSIDE
MIOOLE SCHOOLS BACKED SOLIDLY
SURVEY: TEACHERS SUPPORT SWITC
PUPILS WITH SPEECH PROBLEMS RE
PHILLIPS TO VISIT DURHAM CITY
PHILLIPS TO VISIT
PHILLIPS WANTS TEACHERS' AIDES
PHILLIPS CONFIOENT STATE WILL
SCHOOL REPORT OISCUSSED
PHONES NOT WORKING
SCHOOLS MAKING ASBESTOS CHECK
ASBESTOS SEARCH CONTINUES
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL BRASS TO L
SCHOOL OFFICES WILL NOT HAVE P
GROWTH COULD CAUSE SCHOOL PROS
POWER RETURNS
SPECIAL PLAY PERFORMANCE PLANN
OLO FULLER SCHOOL
TREATMENT BY CITY NOT FAIR
N.C. OPERA TO PERFORM IN SCH03
COURTS TO SET PRICETAG FOR SOU
DUELING ESSAYS
CAREER PLAN IS TOP SCHOOL GOAL
LUTION ON SCHOOL SYSTEM
NG, INCONSISTENT
OURHAM SCHOOLS
H TO MIODLE SCHOOLS
CEIVE HELP THROUGH PROGRAM
SCHOOLS
IN EVERY CLASSROOM
RAISE TEACHERS' PAY
OSE PHONE SERVICE FOR HOURS
HONES FOR 4 HOURS MONDAY
LEWS
ED FOR CITY STUDENTS
THSIDE SCHOOL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ACCREDITATION
CITY SCHOOLS TO HOLO CLASSES MAY 28
SCHOOLS PREPARE TO BE EVALUATED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ADMINISTRATION
CITY SCHOOLS PLAN TO FILL 3 ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD FILLS 3 VACANCIES
CITY SCHOOLS FILL 3 SLOTS
WARLICK TO OIRECT SCHOOL PROGRAM
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
CORRECTION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL REPORT
OURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION. MEDICINE t RESEARCH I AD I
1984 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT I A) I
1984 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, MEDICINE C RESEARCH IAOI
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
DURHAM STUDENTS SCORE LOW ON TEST
MOST OURHAM 9TH-GRA0ERS SCORE:) LOW ON WRITING TEST
FEW 9TH-GRADERS EXCEL ON WRITING TEST
DURHAM STUDENTS' EXAM SCORES SHOW MIXED RESULTS
SOME GAIN, SOME SLIDE IN CITY SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC
GRADE A ART
STUDENT ART SHOW IS LIVELY AND FUN
ART REINFORCES CLASSROOM WORK
INSURANCE COMPANY CO-SPONSORS 'ARTS AFRICA'
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
FLU NOT BIG PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES FEEL PINCH FROM FLU
FLU CAUSING ABSENTEEISM IN SCHOOLS
•PLAYING HOOKIE* WORLDWIDE PROBLEM
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SCHOOL BOARD CONGRATULATES AWARD WINNERS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
TEACHER OF THE YEAR: EACH CHILD UNIOUE BEING
SINGING. DANCING. PLAYING HISTORY
ESSAY CHAMPIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EH
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SJ
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SCHOOLS COLLECT MONEY FROM C IT
EOUCATION FUNDING SHIFTS TO LO
TEACHERS' RAISES TO HURT BUDGE
CITY SCHOOLS ASK til MILLION I
CITY SCHOOLS' REUUEST RAISES E
HAMMONDS: IT'S TIME CITY SCHOO
SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR PLANS TO
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD TO EYE BUD
BOARD TO ASK MORE FOR SCHOOLS
BELL SUGGESTS HALVING REQUEST
PANEL UNSURE ABOUT SCHOOL FUN">
SHERIFF'S UNIT MAY GET BIG IN
COUNTY BUOGET HIKES SALARIES.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS PLEASED AT BJ
BOARD WHITTLES SURPLUS
WARLICK TO DIRECT SCHOOL PROG«
SCHOOL BOARD TO EYE MAINTENANIE CENTER
TEACHERS' SALARIES HIKE BUDGET
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUILDING PROJECTS
BUILOING NEEDS STUDY FOR SCHOOLS IS DELAYED
DURHAM SCHOOL RENOVATIONS BIL. MAY TOTAL 128 MILLION
DURHAM BOARD STUDIES SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN
l?k*6SHJP" STUCK: WHAT TO DO ABOUT CITY HIGH SCHOOLS OLD PROBLEM
CITY SCHOOLS' REOUEST RAISES EQUITY OUESTIONS
HAMMONDS: IT'S TIME CITY SCHOOLS GOT SPECIAL HELP
SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR PLANS TO RENOVATE CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD TO ASK MORE FOR SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS EXAMINE BOUNDARY CHANGES
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DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. T' ANSPOR TA T ION
MIODLE SCHOOL BUS ROUTE CHANGES LISTED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEOULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. O'ENING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SNOW OAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR AND SCHEOULE
CITY SCHOOLS SET EARLY DISMISSAL
CITY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
SCHOOLS LETTING OUT EARLY
SCHOOLS LETTING OUR EARLY
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO EYE NEW CALENDAR
CITY SCHOOLS OK CALENDAR FOR 1 984-85
SCHOOL CALENOAR APPROVED
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WILL "ULL HOLIDAY SWITCH
CITY SCHOOLS TO HOLO CLASSES HAY 28
STUOENTS GET BREAK
STUDENTS. MANY WORKERS TO GET LONG EASTER BREAK
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
CITY'S STUDENTS GET 1 1/2 HOLIOAYS
SCHOOLS TO TAKE HOLIDAY MONDAY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLASS SIZE
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. T E ACHE' -PUP I L RATIO
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ADULT EVENING CLASSES WINTER QUARTER, 1984
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATI3N PROGRAM: ADULT EVENING CLA SSE S. . . I AD I
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
DURHAM STUDENTS' EXAM SCORES SHOW MIXED RESULTS
TEST RATINGS HIGHER FOR DURHAM STUDENT5
SCHOOL COMPETENCY TEST SCORES IMPROVE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROG' AM
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOO STUDENTS...
HOW OOES IT WORK?
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
SCHOOLS GET COMPUTER COORDINATOR
COMPUTER FIRM OFFERS INTERNSHIPS TO PUPILS
EDUCATORS: COMPUTER PUSH REQUIRES CARE
SCHOOLS TAKING SENSIBLE APP°0'CH WITH COMPUTERS
READING. WRITING AND ...
SIGN HELPS PROMOTE CITY SCHOOL PROGRAM
HIGH SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS SEEN
1984 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT I AD I
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
TEACHERS SHOULO PAODLE KIDS TO SHOW LOVE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BJDGET
CITY SCHOOLS HOLD LEAD IN SPE'IOING
EDUCATION FUNDING SHIFTS TO CCAL LEVELS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO READING
BUSINESS-SCHOOL LINK URGED
CURRICULUM GUIDES CKO
TEACHER CREATIVITY PROMOTED
CITY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT OUWN
BOARD LIKES NEW VOCATIONAL GUI OE
CITY'S SCHOOLS HAVE 118 FEWFR STUDENTS FQR YEAR
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL °OARO WANTS INCREASED EMPHASIS ON WRITING
CITY SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS TWO TEACHER RESIGNATIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SC"OOLS. BJSING
BROWN VS. SCHOOL BOARD: 30 YEARS LATER IN DURHAM...
RECEPTION SET FOR LAWYER IN DESEGREGATION CASE
OURHAM DESEGREGATION: A PEACE=UL OCCURRENCE
JUSTICE ANTI-BUSING POSITION IS OVERDUE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DISCIPLINE
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6/27/84
B
1
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S 2
6/29/84
A
1
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COS
S 2
7/31/84
C
1
N
C60
S 2
8/07/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
8/03/84
A
9
N
S 2
8/08/94
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1
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K90
S 2
8/22/84
C
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C05
H 2
8/26/84
A
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8/28/94
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138
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8/21/84
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L38
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9/08/84
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1
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K90
S 2
9/10/84
c
1
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L38
S 2
9/11/R4
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1
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L38
H 2
9/18/84
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1
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S51
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9/18/84
A
3
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10/06/84
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S 2
10/08/94
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H 2
10/09/84
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10/09/84
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10/10/84
A
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10/10/94
A
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10/16/94
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M69
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10/19/94
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L38
H 2
10/23/94
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S 2
10/23/94
A
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L38
5 2
11/01/94
A
4
L
S 2
11/01/94
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1
N.
M69
H 2
11/02/84
B
1
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W24
S 2
11/02/84
C
3
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M69
S 2
11/03/84
A
4
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11/06/84
A
4
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U/06/84
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1
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S56
S 2
11/06/94
A
3
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M69
S 2
11/10/84
A
3
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L38
H 2
11/18/84
B
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U/20/84
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9/24/94 A 11
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2/03/84
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2/13/94
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2/13/84
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3/12/94
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H
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3/13/84
B
1
N
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s
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3/14/94
A
3
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C05
s
2
3/26/94
A
3
N
CD5
H
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3/27/84
B
4
N
W24
s
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3/31/84
A
3
N
s
2
4/18/94
C
1
N
C05
s
2
11/01/84
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1
N
H
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11/02/84
B
1
N
H
2
11/10/84
C
1
N
S 2
H 2
1/11/84 A
9/04/84 D
s
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6/15/84
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1
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H
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12/06/84
A
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12/06/84
A
7
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1/07/84
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p
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1/12/94
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1 P
p
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4/13/94
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4/15/84
A
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2
5/01/84
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N
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s
2
6/19/84
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s
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6/21/84
A
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s
2
6/26/84
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p
S76
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7/19/84
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2
7/19/94
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N
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H
2
8/26/94
A
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A
H 2 9/05/84 A 4 T T L51
S 2 2/11/94 A I N C05
S 2 2/11/84 A 1 N COS
s
2
4/25/94 C
1 P N
COS
S
2
5/15/84 C
I N
C05
s
2
8/30/84 C
I N
L38
H
2
9/11/64 C
1 N
s
2
9/11/84 C
1 N
L38
H
2
9/25/84 B
I N
H
2
10/05/64 A
7 N
H 2 10/23/84 B
2
5/13/84 D
1 0 c
2
5/16/84 B
4 N
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5/17/84 A
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2
12/12/84 A
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE 231
1/14/85
PG L P art
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CDRPORAL PUNISHMENT
ARMFO KLAN NOT ALLOWEO INSIDE DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS NEEO NO VIGILANTES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRIVERS E0UCAM0N
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., ORIVERS EOUCATION
ORIVER'S ED ACCIDENTS ARE RARE - BUT THEY HAPPEN
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS TO CUT DROPOUT RATE
MORE COUNSELORS ARE NEEDED IN SCHOOLS
GROUP TO TACKLE SCHOOL DROPOUT PROGRAM
BETTER IMAGE MAY CUT SCHOOL O^OPOUTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT DINNER MAY 27
CITY SCHOOLS ASK til MILLION IN LOCAL MONEY
74 YEARS" SERVICE
SCHOOL PAYMENT SYSTEM RAPPED
DUPHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
HMO ATTENOS PRIVATE SCHOOLS?
DURHAM SCHOOLS EXPECT 25,000
ORANGE, DURHAM SCHOOLS ARE OPFNING FOR 35,000
CITY SCHOOLS OPEN! ENROLLMENT DOWN
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPFN
ENROLLMENT FIGURES MISLFAOING
ENROLLMENT DROP WON'T HURT
CITY SCHOOLS" ENROLLMENT OOWN
CITY'S SCHOOLS HAVE 118 FEWER STUDENTS FOR YEAR
CITY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT OROPS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
ELEMENTARY CITY SCHOOLS TO OF- ER SPANISH CLASSES
SCHOOL BOARO WANTS TO CUT DROPOUT RATE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING (SEE ALSO NAHES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS
SCHOOLS" FUND-RAISING POLICY EYED
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW LABEL PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS WILL REVIEW SOLICITATION POLICY
SCHOOL FUNO RAISING EYED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GIFTED AND TALENTEO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GIFTED
TEACHERS PICKING SPECIAL STUDENTS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GRADUATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 1.700
11 TOP OURHAM GRADUATES ARE VFRSATILE
GRAOS URGED TO UPHOLD TRAOITIDNS
GRAOS CLEAR "FIRST HUROLE' - MRS. CLEMENT
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C., GPAOUATION REOUIRFMENTS
HAMMONDS: GRADUATION R EOUI REM? NTS ADEOUATE
ACADEMICS REGAINS ITS RIGHTFUL SUPREMACY
1984 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT I AD I
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GUIDANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GUIDANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GUIDANCE COUNSELING
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL COUNSELORS
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS TO CUT DROPOUT RATE
MORE COUNSELORS ARE NEEOEO IN SCHOOLS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PR0GRA1
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO LICE
HEAO-LICE PROBLEMS PLAGUING STUDENTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, R EO I ST* ICT ING
SEE OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
DUPHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: SCHOOL PROPONENTS WIN
DUPHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HOURS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS,
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5/30/84
6/21/84
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H 2 5/17/84 B I N W24
S 2 5/28/84 C 1 P P C56
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5/29/84 A
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8/14/84 A
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8/26/84 A
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8/28/84 A
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8/29/84 A
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9/10/84 C
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1 N
H
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9/25/84 B
1 N
S 2 9/25/84 A
S 2
H 2
1/25/84
1/26/84
A
B
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N W24
C SPONSORING GROUPS!
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H 2 2/28/64
S 2 2/28/84
S 2 4/04/84
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N W24
N C05
N C05
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S 2
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5/02/84
6/17/84
8/03/84
8/04/84
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CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IMAGE
SCHOOLS HAVE MORE WORK
WORK FOR PRESCHOOLERS OISCUSSEO BY CITY BOARO
TAKE A LOOK AT SCHOOLS
PROGRAM FIGHTS MEDIOCRITY
BETTER IMAGE may CUT SCHOOL DROPOUTS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS GENERATE PRIOE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, INTEGRATION
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DESEGREGATION
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE BROGOEN MIDOLE SCHOOL
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, REDISRICTING
SEE HOLTON MIDOLE SCHOOL
SFE MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE SHEPARO MIODLE SCHOOL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SJMMER LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SFE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES TO REMAIN UNCHANGED
APPRECIATING FOOD
OURHAH CITY SCHOOLS, MAINTENANCE
COLO CAUSES PIPES TO BREAK AT SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOLS SEEKING NEW LOT
SCHOOLS ASK REZONING FOR VEHICLE BUILDING
CITY SCHOOLS ASK COMMISSION T? REZONE LOT FOR BUS GARAGE
SCHOOLS' BUS CENTER REQUEST IS DENIED
RENOVATIONS TO BEGIN TO CITY HIGH SCHOOLS
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE BUILOING SOUGHT
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2
1/03/84
B
1
N
C05
s
2
2/14/84
A
9
N
C05
H
2
2/23/R4
A
4
E
S
2
3/06/84
C
1
N
COS
S
2
6/21/84
A
I
N
COS
H
2
11/15/84
A
4
L
H
2
8/23/84
A
3
N
S
2
10/16/84
B
1
P P
M66
s
2
1/06/84
C
1
N
C05
s
2
7/31/84
C
1
N
C60
s
2
8/07/84
A
1
N
K90
H
2
8/08/84
A
9
N
s
2
8/05/84
C
1
N
K90
s
2
8/22/84
c
1
P N
COS
s
2
8/28/84
A
7
N
L38
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
COUNTY'S INTEREST IN CENTER T3 GROW
PROPOSED CENTER PACT TO GO TO COUNCIL.
CIVIC CENTER COST ESTIMATES DJ E
COMMISSIONERS
ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY CROSS-COUNTRY H AMP IONSHI PS
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
WILLIAMS LEADS HORNETS' WIN I'l CITY-COUNTY CROSS COUNTRY
WILLIAMS. SIMPSON WIN
durham city/county government coope
city pleas for county help te<
teer. heron say aid for cente1
county may restuoy center coh-i
county civic center election n
county should call election on
may vote call on civic center
city water service assured by
erosion laws to protect land,
resolutions looming on civic :
lawyer to urge civic center v3
commissioners may get resoluti
county board rejects vote on c
commissioners say no to vote 3
county expected to back center
county boaro supports center
agreement on center nearer
officials to define roles in c
civic center session set
county's interest in center t3
property taxes can go to centc
proposed center pact to go to
civic center cost estimates ou
civic center cost estimates in
estimate raised on civic cent;
commissioners diviofd on civic
county close to civic center >
county may use sales tax reven
commitment letters boost cente
city-county agreement boosts 1
city, county discuss changes i
bond attorneys say center pact
council to get new contract on
city-county civic center pact
approval of federal grant corn
council approves joint agreem=
civic center pact pleases city
commissioners expect ok on civ
county agrees to share cost of
commissioners ok civic center
council oks center contract; 3
council approves rights agreem
officials fear center contract
county still backs civic c em te
chamber directors urge joint p
city, county attorneys unoecid
joint efforts essential
water. sewer services extensio
county, city ok pact, sewage s
city council committee to ove5
RAT ION
T RELATIONSHIP
STILL LIKELY
ITMENT
OT NEEDEO
CIVIC CENTER
HITS OPPOSITION
SWINOELL
STREAMS ANO LAKES
ENTER VOTE
TE
ON ON CIVIC CENTER
ENTER FUNDS
N CIVIC CENTER
IVIC CENTER
GROW
R
COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS
E
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R
CENTER COSTS
ACT
UES FOR CENTER
R HOPES
OWNTOWN PROJECT
N CENTER PACT
WITH COUNTY LEGAL
CIVIC CENTER
DEADLINE IS SEPT. 17
ERSTONE OF AGREEMENT
NT ON CIVIC CENTER
OFFICIAL
IC CENTER PACT
CIVIC CENTER
CONTRACT
OCUMENT SENT TO WASHINGTON
ENT FOR CIVIC CENTER
VOIDED
R EFFORT
LANNING APPROACH
EO ON CONTRACT
N CONSIDERED
TUOY
SEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
OUPHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, OISTRICT LINES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RED IS TR I CT ING
OURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. LIBRARIES
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LIBRARIES
OUPHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RE DI STR IC T I NG
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RED I STR I C TI NG
SEE ALSO MERGERS (GENERAL HEADING!
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO MEMBERS P'EFER CURRENT CURRICULUM SETUP
BR3WN VS. SCHOOL BOARD: 30 YEARS LATER IN DURHAM...
TWO SCHOOL SYSTEMS THWART OUR PROGRESS
WOULD A COMBINED SCHOOL SYSTEM WORK?
OURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED f. HANDICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETAROED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
TEACHERS PICKING SPECIAL STUDENTS
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CITY-COUNTY TENNIS SET
CITY-COUNTY TFNNIS TOURNAMENT AIMING FOR LEVEL OF CONSISTENCY
OPPORTUNITIES FAIL TO KNOCK F3 « TENNIS PRO
SENIOR PLAYERS PROVE WORTH
DAVIS REACHES OUARTERFINALS: 'EICHERT FIRST SEED OUSTED
OAVIO-YERUHO STAYS ON TRACK
SCOTT GAINS CITY-COUNTY QUARTERFINALS
CRAMPS END CHANDLER'S CITY-COJNTY UPSET BID
DAVID-YERUMO. SCUTT IN FINAL
DAVIO-YERUMO WINS SECONO STRAIGHT TITLE
SCOTT. MS. LINKER COLLECT TIT'.ES
OURHAM CIVIC CHORAL SOCIETY
SYMPHONY AND CHOIRS OFFER VER">I'S 'REQUIEM'
VERDI'S REQUIEM GOOO ALL AROUNO
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT: A CHILO OF OUR Time;
CHORUS DELIVERS ORATORIO OF FAITH
DURHAM CIVINETTE CLUB
CIVINETTES OFFICERS
OURHAM C IVITAN CLUB
MAYOR CITES OPTIONS ON DOWNTOWN AREA
SPAULDING: 'YES. I SUPPORT ERA'
GOOD C IT I2ENS
DURHAM FAMILY WINS HONOR
AWARDS GIVEN
NEW OFFICERS
RADIO DAY
OURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF 6LACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFItE HOLOERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
NOT EXACTLY CHRISTMAS.
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3/01/84
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3/03/84
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9/05/84
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9/05/84
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9/07/84
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9/07/B4
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9/10/84
A
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9/1 1/84
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S 2
9/11/84
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S 2
9/13/84
A
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9/14/84
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9/25/84
A
N
B81
S 2
9/25/84
A
N
J56
H 2
9/26/84
B
N
L41
H 2
9/27/84
A
N
S 2
9/27/84
A
. E
H 2
9/28/84
A
1 N
B81
S 2
10/05/84
A
N
M69
H 2
10/06/84
a
N
88 1
S 2 5/02/84 C
H 2 5/13/84 0
H 2 8/22/84 A
H 2 9/04/84 A
I N COS
I P F W24
4 I
4 L
S 2 4/10/84 C 1
s
2
7/1 1/84
0
3
N
H
2
7/14/84
B
2
N
C36
H
2
7/15/84
C
1
N
C36
H
2
7/16/84
B
2
N
C36
H
2
7/18/84
B
2
p
N
H
2
7/19/84
D
1
p
N
H
2
7/20/84
C
1
N
H
2
7/21/84
□
1
P
N
C52
H
2
7/22/84
C
1
N
C52
H
2
7/23/84
B
2
p
N
C52
H
2
7/24/84
B
2
P
N
C52
2 3/30/84 0 9 N
2 4/05/84 A 15 R S66
2 12/14/84 D 1 P F W66
2 12/21/84 0 15 R W66
s
2
5/02/84
B
I
p
P
T37
H
2
3/10/84
A
1
N
S51
H
2
4/07/84
C
1
H
881
S
2
5/19/84
A
2
p
P
T37
s
2
7/06/84
A
1
p
N
580
s
2
9/2l/»4
A
2
P
P
K30
s
2
9/29/84
A
2
P
P
M66
s
2
tO/13/B4
A
2
P
P
C56
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N E
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1/14/B5
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS" AL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADER
SEE ALSO POLITICSi DURHAM
BLACK AFFAIRS GROUP TO M
LOVETT CITES CHANGES IN
VOTER ORIVE TOMORROW
LOVETT: NEW DISTRICTS 00
HOSPITAL EYES BUDGET
MONROE: COMMITTEE TO BAC
DURHAM COMMITTEE UNVEILS
COMMITTEE INDICATES SUPP
VOTER TURNOUT HEAVY IN 0
DURHAM BACKS JACKSON
DURHAM COMMITTEE'S BACKI
ENDORSEMENTS 00 NOT GUAR
COMMITTEE'S BONERS HAVE
EPMISTEN. KNOX COURT BLA
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREO
COMMITTEE DAMAGES GOOD u
RACIAL ENDORSEMENTS INVI
SWINGING
COMMITTEE'S ENDORSEMENT
RECORD VOTER TOURNOUT EX
BARRINGER CITES INFLUENC
BARRINGER SAYS COMMITTEE
BLACKS PRO SELVES. NOT A
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT w
LIANC5
SHIP CAUCUS
EET
GOVERNING BOAROS
N'T SOLVE PROBLEM
K RAL^H HUNT
SIX ENDORSEMENTS AT RALLY
ORT FIR CANDIDATES
URHAM
NG HE.PEO RETAIN BOARO'S MAJORITY
ANTEE EASY WINS
PROVE! COSTLY
CK VOTE
ICTED
ILL
TE BACKLASH, HURT CITY
SHOWS DECLINING INFLUENCE
PECTEO IN OURHAM
E
KILLEO HIS BID
NT I GOP
OMEN, BLACKS IN ON WORK
OURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE, OFFICERS
WILLIE C. LOVETT RE-ELECTED DJRHAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
OURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM OEPT. OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
FIRST HAYTI HOUSE DIFFERS FROM PLAN
CITY GETS HOUSING AWARD
OURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
A GOOD INVESTMENT IN YOUTH
WALK TALL: EARN YOUR HIGH SCH30L D IPLOMA. .. I AO I
CLASSES, CLASSES...
OURHAM COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
OURHAM COMPANIONSHIP PROGRAM
COVERAGE SUPPORTS JUVENILE-AID EFFORT
LOOK OUT FOR 'BIG BROTHER' SULICITORS
...OURHAM COMPANIONS I AO I
OURHAM CONGREGATIONS FOR PEACE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CONGREGATIONS TO REVERSE THE ARMS RACE
WE NEED A SANITY PARTY
SYMPOSIUM SCT ON ARMS RACE
FEAR AND NUCLEAR ARMS
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
RABBI NEW PRESIDENT OF DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SOVIETS SAY THEY ARE WITNESSES FOR CHRIST
OCIA CHANGES GIFT PROCEOURE
INTERFAITH GROUP SEEKS 130,000 FOR MEALS ON WHEELS
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS TO REVERSE T HF ARMS RACE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS FOR PEACE
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
WORKSHOP SET ON ARMS RACE
OURHAM COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
OURHAM CORP.
DURHAM CORP. EARNS lib MILLION
TENNESSEE FIRM BUYS NEARLY 9< OF DURHAM CORP.
FIRST CITIZENS DRAWING LINE ON EXPANSION
OURHAM COMPANY FORMS PARTNERSHIP FOR COMPUTER USE
N.C. MUTUAL LIFE KEEPS TOP RANK ON INSURANCE LIST
OURHAM COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS
SEE COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER DURHAM
OURHAM COUNCIL OF GARDEN CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING, OURHAM
GARDEN WEEK
SHE HAD 'BEGINNER'S LUCK •
APS WEEKEND AUCTION OFFERS BEDS, BED, BEDS
DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
CATES TO GET AWARD
COUNCIL PANEL OKS CONTRACT FO* COUNSELING
GROUP OKS COUNSELING FUNOS FO? CITY WORKERS
AWARO WINNERS
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.
DURHAM PROUDLY CLAIMS RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
WINS AWARO
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, AFFIRMATIVE AITION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
HOSPITAL EYES BUDGET
REPORT: COUNTY NEEDS MORE BLACKS, WOMEN
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, ANNEXATION
CARY'S MOVE COULO RAISE PARK QUESTION
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
HOSPITAL ADDITION OK ' 0
ATTORNEY OOUBTS LEGALITY OF PART OF BOARD'S STAND
SECRECY NOT JUSTIFIED
BOARD TERMS TOO UNIFORM
S
E
C PG
1/14/84 A
1/16/84 A
2/11/84 A
3/12/84 A
4/12/84 A
5/02/84 B
5/0T/84 B
5/07/84 C
5/08/84 A
5/09/84 A
5/10/B4 B
5/10/84 A
5/14/84 A
5/23/84 A
6/04/84 A
6/11/84 A
6/13/84 A
6/28/84 C
7/13/84 A
11/05/84 A
11/07/84 C
1I/08/B4 B
11/09/84 A
12/04/84 B
I T
I Y
L P
N
N C60
N J56
N S51
N 046
N K90
N C05
N K90
N B81
E
E
N 046
N C60
L
E
N B81
L
N S51
H 2 12/17/84 A 1
H 2
S 2
6/30/B4 9 1 N
7/11/84 C I N K90
H 2 6/23/84 A 4
H 2 9/04/94 D 2
S 2 9/06/84 0 5
S 2 1/16/84 A 4
H 2 6/14/84 A 4
S 2 7/17/84 B 12
H 2 1/27/84 A
S 2 2/21/84 C
H 2 2/22/84 A
H 2
1/14/84 A
<t
N
H 2
5/16/84 A
1
F
H 2
9/22/84 A
9
M
H 2
12/15/84 A
6
N
H 2 4/26/84 C 11
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/16/84 A 20
3/01/84 A 21
3/15/84 A 24
5/06/84 0 13
5/13/84 B 11
N
N L41
N L41
S 2 6/0B/B4 B 2 P P T37
H 2 9/16/84 E 12 P U G78
H 2 11/13/84 A 6 P U
4/13/84
9/21/84
9/22/84
10/10/84
9/22/84
9/26/84
13
1
13
10
C 11 P P M66
S 2
S 2
4/12/84 A 16
6/29/84 C 1
M 2 8/26/84 0
1/17/84
1/19/84
1/20/84
1/21/84
N J56
N J56
N B81
N 881
E
E
INDEX
- 12/31/84
GAG ORDER, SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
APPOINTMENT SECRECY ILL-ADVISEO
EOITORIAL WAS RIGHT TO SEEK OPENNESS
HERON REMINDER TIMELY
COUNTY BOARD MAY ERASE CLAUSE OF CONFIDENTIALITY
COUNTY BOARD OPENS APPOINTEE APPLICATONS TO PUBLIC
APPLICANTS" FILES OPENED
UNWELCOME SECRECY GETS WELCOME LIGHT
ANNOUNCEMENT:. ..APPOINTMENTS TO CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. ..{ AD I
COMMISSIONERS SEEK BOARD MEMBERS
LAND-USE PLANS TALKED BY COUNTY
OUPHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
COMMISSIONERS TO EYE FINAL REPORT ON BUOGET
BELL SAYS NEW HOTEL KEY TO COJNTY COMMITMENT
POWELL: CIVIC CENTER NEEDS COJNTY HELP
CITY PLEAS FOR COUNTY HELP TEST RELATIONSHIP
FIRC COVERAGE BEING COMPLETED
$300,000 ASKED TO RENOVATE BRANCH LIBRARY
ADDITIONAL FUNDS ASKED BY LIB*APV
$97 MILLION SOUGHT TO RUN COUNTY
COUNTY TAXES TO STAY SAME
SHERIFF'S UNIT MAY GET BIG INEREASE IN BUOGET
COUNTY BUOGET HIKES SALARIES, HOLOS TAX RATE
NEW COUNTY BUDGET WILL NEARLY DOUBLE PATROL FORCE
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR UTILITY LHE5 TO SERVE AN 'ITALIAN ENTERPRISE"
BOARD WHITTLES SURPLUS
FUNOING CUTS HURT HOSPITAL
DURHAM COUNTY, SUMMARY OF ADO' TEO BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 1984-85
COUNTY SPENDS S316.102 PER OAY
COUNTY'S INTEREST IN CENTER Tj GROW
PROPOSED CENTER PACT TO GO TO COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS
ESTIMATE RAISEO ON CIVIC CENTER
COUNTY MAY USE SALES TAX REVENUES FOR CENTER
CIVIC CENTER PACT PLEASES CITY OFFICIAL
SUODUTH: INCLUDE MUSEUM IN BUOGET
OUPHAM COUNTY. N.C., BUOGET CUTS
FUNDING CUTS HURT HOSPITAL
OUPHAM COUNTY, N.C.. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF OURHAM
ILLEGAL CABLE HOOKUPS PROBED
U.S. CABLE LAWS MAY AFFECT DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.j COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., COMPUTERS ...,..«. T
COMPUTERS: THEY'LL HELP STREAMLINE OURHAM COUNTY'S CHILD SUPPORT...
COUNTY 'WEAPONS' BOOST C HI LO-S UPPOR T COLLECTIONS
COUNTY TO BUY BIGGER COMPUTER, COSTING S583.000
COMPUTER WOES MAY END „.„.
COMPUTER PROBLEMS PLAGUEO COUS TY OURING GENERAL ELECTION
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM ^^AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SFE ALSO COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
ATTORNEY DOUBTS LEGALITY OF PART OF BOARD'S STAND
GAG OROER, SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
CITY PANtL SHOULD REJECT KING HOLIDAY PROPOSAL
A 'DIRTY' BUREAUCRAT: HE GETS SOILED HELPING OURHAM COUNTY FARMERS
REPORT: COUNTY NEEDS MORE BLACKS, WOMEN
COUNTY PLANS IMPROVING ACCESS FOR HANOICAPPEO
KING HOLIOAY BID OELAYEO
MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY APPROVED BY COUNTY BOARO
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES SALARIES
COUNTY BUDGET HIKES SALARIES, HOLDS TAX RATE
FLETCHER TOP PAID OFFICIAL
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., FIRE 0ISTR1CTS
SpE ALSO OURHAM FIRE OEPT.
FIRE COVERAGE BEING COMPLETED
OUPHAM COUNTY, N.C., FIRE HYORANT =EES
WATER BOARD SCRAPS HYDRANT FEFS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. L»NO-USE PLAN
HEARING SET ON PLANNING PROPOSAL
SOUTHERN OURHAM, RIP LAND-USE PLANS UNVEILED
DEVELOPMENT IS KEY ISSUE IN COMMISSIONERS ELECTION
BALANCE RIGHTS IN PLANNING
STATE OFFICIALS TO STUDY TRAFFIC PLANS IN COUNTY
BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
HUNT WARNS ABOUT TRIANGLE GROWTH
SOUTHERN DURHAM GROWTH SUPPORT EO
RTP GROWTH MAY CAUSE PAINS, OFFICIALS WARNEO
SUPERGOVERNMENT WON'T SOLVE HI ANGLE PROBLEMS
RESIDENTS HAVE 'CHOKING FEELI1G"
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40 GROUP SOUGHT
AGENCY ROLE IN LAND USE LAW UJESTIONEO
COOPERATION WOULO AID 1-40 P A1 EL , LANDOWNERS
LACK OF MANPOWER STALLS LAND-JSE PLAN
TFN CANDIDATES FAVOR SEWER LI-IE EXTENSION
CANDIDATES EYE LANO USE
BELL THREATENS TO FIRE COUNTY'S TOP PLANNER
BELL DENIES REPORTS ON PLANNING DIRECTOR
THAT ELUSIVE LAND-USE PLAN
CHAMBER ENVISIONS 'NEW OURHAM'
EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IS A NEW FACT OF LIFE IN DURHAM COUNTY...
■NEW DURHAM' SHOULD PUSH PLANNING
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD OOUB. E UNDER WATER PLAN
WATER PROPOSALS WOULD AFFECT HALF OF COUNTY'S DEVELOPMENT
SEWER RATES PROTECT T«E FU TUR=
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
OURHAM LEADERS EXCITED ABOUT PROPOSED COMMUNITY
PLANNEO DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALLEVIATE SQUEEZE
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULD BE COMPATIBLE
CANOIOATES DISCUSS COUNTY WATER UUALITY
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,100 IN FIRST OUARTER
PARENTS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOL IM LOWE'S GROVE
YEAGER: BUILOING BOOM WOULD S°UR SCHOOL NEEDS
CHAMBER ASKS DECAY ON COURTHOJSE DECISION
PROGRESS, PRESERVATION CAN WO' K TOGETHER
1-40 PANEL BUILDS NEW ROADS
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DATE
C
PG
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1/25/8",
A
4
E
S 2
1/23/84
A
4
L
H 2
l/3t/84
A
4
L
S 2
2/01/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/04/84
B
1
p
N
B81
H 2
2/10/B4
A
1
N
381
S 2
2/10/84
c
1
N
J56
H 2
2/14/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/18/84
A
3
A
S 2
7/13/84
A
5
N
S80
H 2
8/14/84
6
1
N
3B1
S 2
1/03/84
a l
N
J56
S 2
2/01/84
A 1
N
J56
S 2
2/02/34
A
N
K90
S 2
2/04/84
A <
E
H 2
4/13/84
A 1'
N
B81
H 2
3/08/84
8
N
B81
S 2
5/03/84
C
N
J56
H 2
6/12/84
A
N
BS1
S 2
6/12/84
B
N
J56
S 2
6/25/84
A
N
J56
H 2
6/26/84
A
N
881
S 2
6/26/84
A
N
J56
H 2
6/27/84
B
N
H 2
6/27/84
B
N
881
S 2
6/27/84
C
N
J56
H 2
7/25/84
A
A
H 2
7/29/84
A
I P F
B81
H 2
8/11/84
A
N
881
S 2
8/15/84
A
1 N
X61
H 2
8/25/84
B
N
B81
S 2
8/28/84
A
1 N
J56
S 2
9/07/84
A
1 N
K90
H 2
9/08/84
A
1 P N
L41
S 2
6/27/84
C
1 N
J56
S 2
3/19/84
A
5 N
S 2
11/19/84
c
1 N
M69
S
2
5/25/84
A 1
N
J56
s
2
5/26/84
A 4
E
H
2
9/25/84
B I
N
B81
S
2
11/09/84
C 1
N
C60
s
2
12/24/64
A 1
N
J56
H
H
s
H
S
H
s
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/19/84
1/25/84
2/28/84
5/06/84
6/29/84
8/09/R4
11/26/84
12/11/84
A
A
A
A
C
c
A
B
1
4
4
4
1
9
3
1
N
E
E
E
N
N
N
N
BB1
J56
B30
J56
B81
H
H
2
2
6/26/84
10/08/84
A
A
1
1
N
N
881
88 1
H
2
4/18/84
A
10
N
381
H 3 5/25/84 B 1
H
2
1/04/84
C
N
s
2
1/25/84
A
N
K90
s
2
2/06/84
A
N
J56
H
2
2/10/84
A t
E
s
2
2/20/84
A
N
J56
H
2
3/01/84
A
L
s
2
3/01/84
A
N
X75
s
2
3/01/84
A
N
K90
H
2
3/02/84
A
N
046
H
2
3/04/84
0 '
E
H
2
3/18/84
A
M N
881
s
2
3/19/84
c
N
J56
H
2
3/20/84
A
N
B81
S
2
3/21/84
A
. E
s
2
4/03/84
c
N
J56
H
2
4/29/84
A
G
381
s
2
4/30/84
c
G
J56
H
2
5/01/84
B
N
881
s
2
5/01/84
c
[ N
J56
H
2
5/02/84
A
G
B81
H
2
5/04/84
A
N
L41
H
2
5/06/34
D
5 n E
G33
H
2
5/15/84
A
. L
s
2
5/15/84
A
N
J56
H
2
5/16/84
C
1 N
B81
H
2
5/18/84
A
E
s
2
5/21/84
A
I N
K90
H
2
5/23/84
A
I N
X40
H
2
5/24/84
A
E
S
2
5/24/84
A
E
s
2
5/26/84
A
1 N
J56
H
2
5/27/84
0 1
i P N
L4I
S
2
5/23/84
A
I N
C05
H
2
5/31/84
6
N
W24
H
2
5/31/34
B
N
L41
H
2-
6/08/84
A
« L
S
2
6/08/84
C
N
K90
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/94
COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN COMING
RULES OK'O FOR RTP LANO
MRS. HERON SHOWED COURAGE
SANFORO HEADING N. DURHAM PROJECT
MINI-CITY LANO PRICE TOPS HO MILLION
3 COUNTY FARMS SOLD FOR PROJECT
PROPOSEO SHOPPING CENTER CRITICIZED
SANFORD'S INVESTMENTS ENDORSEMENT OF DURHAM
ROADS LEADING TO PARKS. MINI-CITY TO BE IMPROVED
NEW COMMUNITY BLENDS CASH. KN3W-HOW. VISION
LATTA ROAO REDUCSTS OENIED
DEVELOPERS WANT PROPOSEO COMMJNITY ANNEXED
LAKES TO BE PROTECTED
YEAGEB: PLANS FOR NEW TOWN COJLD AFFECT BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
MAYOR BACKS MINI-CITY ANNEXATION
SOUTHERN DURHAM HASN'T BEEN RJINED-YET
VISION. WIDE DECISIONS FUEL PARK'S EXPANSION
GROWTH COULO CAUSE SCHOOL PROBLEMS
GFRMAN CHEMICAL PLANT DURHAM'S 'NOBEL PRIZE'
DURHAM HAS NOT TRIED TO COMPETE WITH RALEIGH
DURHAM CHALLENGED TO SEEK MOR5 THAN EXPANSION 'CRUMBS'
CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM SHOULO COMPETE VIGOROUSLY
PORTER GIVES REALISTIC APPRAISAL OF CITY'S NEEOS
LAND-USE PLAN CALLS FOR 6 COUNTY AREAS
PLANTATIONS' HISTORY SHOULD N] T BE SPOILED
IBM SOUASHES RUMOR ABOUT MOVE TO AREA
LANO-USF PLANS TALKED BY COUNTY
NEW LANO SWELLS DEVELOPMENT TO 5,900 ACRES: HAMNER SAYS IOEA IS
HERON: RTP GROWTH WILL BENEFIT OURHAM
NEW TOWN DEVELOPERS SEEK NATIONAL PLANNERS
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SPARE HISTORICAL ARFA
COUNCIL TO DEBATE WATER QUALITY-DEVELOPMENT LINK
DEVELOPER, CITY WORKING ON WATER-PROTECTION RULES
COUNCIL ARGUES ANGRILY OVER W\TERSHED ISSUE
COUNCIL FEELS PRESSURE OVER WATERSHED LIMITS
CITY CDUNCIL OKS WATERSHED EDICT
FARFWELL TO FARMS
COUNTY MUST DECIDE ON WATERSHED PLAN
OROINANCE BALANCES GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT
HAMNER HOPES TO HAVE 1ST TENANT WITHIN YEAR
TRIANGLE PARK GROWTH MERITS CAREFUL PLANNING
1-40 PANEL STUDIES OUALITY OF LIFF ISSUE
CHAMBER DIRECTORS URGE JOINT PLANNING APPROACH
LANO PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKED FOR DEVELOPMENT
JOINT EFFORTS ESSENTIAL
WATER, SEWER SERVICES EXTENSION CONSIDERED
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANOLE COMMUNITY
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOD CHJICE FOR PROJECT
COUNTY, CITY OK PACT, SEWAGE STUDY
NORTHERN DURHAM MINI-CITY IS NAMED
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SOTTISH FOR THREE RIVERS
PRIORITY: PLANNING FOR GROWTH
TRIANGLE J BOARD BACKS ECONOMIC COUNCIL PLAN
WATER PRESERVATION IS PUSHED
CANDIDATES TACKLE COUNTY GROwr H-V S.-QUAL I TY ISSUE
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS AWARE OF AREA'S HISTORY
MANAGING GROWTH A KEY ROLE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GROUP: RESTRICT DEVELOPMENT 01 STRIP OF N.C. 55
BOND SAYS COUNTY SHOULD KEEP EXPANSION ORDERLY
SPEAKERS HAVE FEW COMPLAINTS ON NEW COUNTY WATERSHEO LAW
DEVELOPMENT IN • 8<i WORTH $231 MILLION
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
1-40 WORK IS DESTROYING VERY TLO TREES IN COUNTY
AFTER 2,000 HOMES, PHILOSOPHY IS STILL TO BUILO A BASIC HOUSE
OURHAM COUNTY: WILL IT GROW TOO BIG?
'THE PARK' — IT'S HUB OF COUNTY'S GROWTH
GRJWTH: IS DURHAM COUNTY PREPARED FOR A POPULATION OF 200,000?
ROADS: HUGE TRAFFIC JAMS THREATEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
GRUWTH WUN'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, AUTHORITIES AGREE
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO OUKE, ' SAYS PLANNER
WITH NEW SERVICE, EXPANSION ROU'LL FLY HIGH, OFFICIAL THINKS
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C HISTORY
PLANTATIONS' HISTORY SHOULD NIT BE SPOILED
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LAN0-U5E PLAN
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C G<
SEE ALSO 1-40 APPEARANCE AND L AM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
UNIVERSITY DRIVE CENTER ZONING
HEARING SET ON PLANNING PROPOr.
NEW PLANS TO BE MADE FOR 1-40
SOUTHERN OURHAM. RTP LAND-USE
CLARK LAKE RESIDENTS PAP APART
•ALERT' REOUESTEO ON AREA AROJ
COUNTY LOSES BIO FOR REPRESENT
BALANCE RIGHTS IN PLANNING
EXTRA TERRITORIAL AREA FAVORED
RESIDENTS: LANO LAWS AREN'T JJ
PLANNERS TO PUBLISH AGENDAS
LANDOWNERS. OEVELOPFRS CRITIC!
TOWNS DENIED JURISDICTION OVE»
COMMISSIONERS WONT GIVE UP P.
PROPERTY OWNERS CAN SPEAK AT <
RESPONSIBILITY THE 1-40 MANDAT
HOOGIN'S AIM: ALERT PROPERTY 3
RESIDENTS HAVE 'CHOKING FEEL II
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40
AGENCY ROLE IN LAND USE LAW QJ
COOPERATION WOULD AID 1-40 Pll
CITY EYES STRICT RULES FOR F AL
LACK OF MANPOWER STALLS LAND-J
BRUWNSTONE VOTE OELAYED
PLANNING JOBS TO BE FILLED
3RD COUNTY PLANNER OUT: COULD
TRIANGLE J EXPECTED TO AOOPT 9
TEN CANDIDATES FAVOR SEWER LIN
CANDIDATES EYE LAND USE
BELL THREATENS TO FIRE COUNTY'
PUBLIC WORKS PANEL APPROVES W»
BELL OEMIES REPORTS ON PLANNH
THAT ELUSIVE LANO-USE PLAN
BELL: NO THREAT MADE TO FIRE •>
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LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
NFW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3.
WATERSHEO PLANS LINKED TO NEW
DURHAM LEADERS EXCITED ABOUT »
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALLE
HATER SAFETTi PROGRESS SHOULO
CANDIDATES DISCUSS COUNTY wATc
CHAMBER ASKS DELAY ON COURTHOJ
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SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ALSO THIRTEENTH SENATORIAL 3
DURHAM LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT S«
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4 E
H 2
4/16/84
A
1 N
881
H 2
4/17/84
A
1 N
86 1
S 2
4/17/84
A
4 L
S 2
4/17/84
c
1 P N
C05
S 2
4/27/84
A
4 L
H 2
4/23/64
A
4 L
H 2
5/26/64
C
1 N
«81
H 2
7/20/84
A
1 N
B81
S 2
7/21/94
A
4 E
S 2
7/24/84
c
1 N
J56
H ?
7/25/84
A
4 L
H 2
U/lD/64
C
I N
S 2
11/10/84
A 1
5 N
» 2
11/13/64
A
1 N
391
S 2
11/13/64
c
1 N
J56
H 2
11/15/64
A
4 6
H 2
11/15/84
A
4 T T
R56
S 2
11/15/84
A
1 N
J56
S 2
11/19/84
A
4 E
S 2
11/23/84
C
I N
J56
H 2
11/30/84
A
4 L
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
PACE 245
1/14/85
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES. OURHAM COUNTY
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL WOULO CAJSE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
COUNTY SPENOS S316.102 PER DAY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. ROADS
SEE ROADS. OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. SEWER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES. OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BJDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., R: VENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX Off IC E
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
REPORT: MODEST CENTER NEEDS TAX HIKE
PROPERTY VALUES MAY JUMP 100* AFTER REVALUATION
CANDIDATES: TAX BILLS WON'T RISE
S97 MILLION SOUGHT TO RUN C0U1 TV
COUNTY TAXES TO STAY SAME
COUNTY BUDGET HIKES SALARIES, HOLDS TAX RATE
REAOER SAYS OURHAM HAS MISPLACED ITS FAVORS
PREDICTION: TAX RATFS MIGHT 0) OP
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., WELFARE REFORM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SFE DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM COUNTY 4-H CLUB
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
VOLUNTEERS HELP KEEP COLD OUT OF HOME
PUPPET FUN
LEADERSHIP TRAINING SESSION SATURDAY
CLOSE WORK
OURHAM COUNTY TEENS WIN 4-H AWARDS
COUNTY 4-H OBSERVES DIAMOND JUBILEE
OURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO ABC STnRES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARO
SMITH GETS ABC JOB
RIVERS OUITS ABC POST
ABC CHIEF TO STEP OOWN
O'BRIEN CHOSEN ABC POLICE CHI=F
O'BRIEN IS NEW ABC CHIEF
■REVENOOERS' ALMOST TURN OUT BATCHES OF MOONSHINE
MIOAFTERNOON MOONSHINING
ABC POLICE LOSE ASSAULT SUIT
MAN AWARDEO MORE THAN 1100,003 FOR ATTACK BY COUNTY ABC OFFICER
COUNTY SHOULD NOT SEEK TO AVOID RESPONSIBILITY
ABC STORE GETS CHURCH SITE
ABC OFFICIALS PONDER APPEAL 0= COURT RULING
ABC BOARD TO APPEAL JUOGMENT
DURHAM COUNTY ABC, EMPLOYEES
SUPREME COURT UPHOLOS RULING IN ABC BIAS CASE
ABC EMPLOYEE WINS DISCRIMINATION CASE
OURHAM COUNTY ADJUSTMENT ANO REVIEJ BOARD
SEE DURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
OURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
TO INVEST, OR NOT — ANO HOW?
A 'OIRTY' BUREAUCRAT: HE GETS SOILED HELPING OURHAM COUNTY FARMERS
CONSERVATION MAY HELP SAVE OU'HAM'S FARMLANO
COMPUTER CAMP
EXTENSION SERVICE FLOODED WITH CALLS
REFRESHER COURSE ON LANDSCAPI1G PLANNED FOR JAN.
DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SEE DURHAM COUNTY FAIR
DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION ANO CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE (ASCSI
SEE ALSO FARMERS, OURHAM COUNTY
COMMITTEEMEN TO BE OECIDED
OURHAM COUNTY ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT CENTER
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER, OURHAM, N.C.
DURHAM COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE, OURHAM CJUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO OURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL "1EPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY ANO SHELTER
PROPOSAL WOULO RESTRICT CATS TO LEASHES
ANIMAL CONTROL APPLIES TO CATS AS WELL AS DOGS
PROPOSED PET LAW FLAWED
PET OWNERS HOWL; ORDINANCE GETS MORE STUDY
ANIMAL CONTROL RULES SPARK DEBATE
CAT-LEASH CAPITAL?
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES ON OOGS; CATS ADDED TO LIST
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
PET LAW WILL HURT IRRESPONSIBLE OWNERS
DURHAM COUNTY AREA MENTAL HEALTH-MF NT AL RETARDATION C SUBSTANCE ABUSE AUTH.
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
OURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETA<DEO CITIZENS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANOICAPPEO
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, R5 TARDED C HANOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED I HANOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
ASSOCIATION WELCUMES BUSINESSMAN'S OONATION
MIGHT'S DONATION MATCHED
CHOIR PERFORMS
RETARDED CITIZENS GROUP RAISES «3.724 IN 'CAR STOP'
DIRECTOR NAMED FOR ASSOCIATIOM
CHRISTMAS CAROLERS
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CLASS<OOM TEACHERS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOJCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
YEAGER SAYS LETTER MERELY 'COMPLAINT-
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EOUCATORS
N E
P D
S
E
C PG
S 2 6/27/64 A
H 2 7/29/84 A
N C60
F B81
H
2
2/29/84
A
N
S51
S
2
3/01/84
A
N
J56
s
2
5/02/84
A
G
J56
H
2
6/12/84
A
N
B81
s
2
6/12/84
B
N
J56
H
2
6/26/B4
A
N
981
H
2
8/14/84
A
> L
H
2
8/24/84
A
N
BS1
H
2
1/23/84
C
1
N
J56
S
2
1/24/84
A
6
P P
S76
H
2
1/26/84
A
6
N
s
2
3/23/84
8
1
P P
T37
H
2
4/09/84
B
5
N
s
2
10/08/84
B
1
N
S
2
5/15/84 C
I
N
S
2
5/21/84 A
1
N
H
2
5/22/84 C
1
N
H
2
6/15/84 C
5
P N
A54
s
2
6/15/84 A
5
N
s
2
11/08/84 C
1
N
M69
s
2
11/12/84 C
I
P P
K30
s
2
12/07/84 C
1
N
A47
H
2
12/08/34 C
4
N
s
2
12/11/84 A
4
E
H
2
12/14/94 A
1
N
s
2
12/14/84 C
1
N
A47
S
2
12/15/84 A
3
N
A47
H 2 1/14/84 B 1 N S82
S 2 1/14/84 A IS N
s
2
1/13/94
B
i p
N
H
2
5/06/84
A
4
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s
2
7/23/84
C
1 P
N
sao
s
2
7/28/94
A
2 P
P
S76
H
2
8/02/84
a
1
N
046
H
2
12/20/84
A
8
N
H 2 12/08/84 C
H
2
7/20/84
A 1
N
B81
s
2
7/21/84
A 4
E
H
2
7/22/84
0 4
E
s
2
7/24/84
C 1
N
J56
H'
2
7/24/84
A 1
N
A54
H
2
7/26/84
A 4
L
H
2
11/13/84
A I
N
981
s
2
11/13/84
C I
N
J56
H
2
11/30/84
A 4
L
S
2
1/18/84 C
12 P N J56
s
2
2/01/84 A
4 E
s
2
4/20/84 B
4 N
H
2
10/29/84 B
1 N
H
2
11/29/84 B
3 P N
S
2
12/19/84 A
16 P P K30
H 2- 2/29/84 B 1
INDEX
12/31/6"!
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
MORF STUDENT TEACHING NEEDED.
FORUMS SCHEDULED
FORUMS COuING
CANOIOATES HANOLE SCHOOL BOARD
6 COUNTY BOARO CANDIDATES FAVD
GROWTH CONCERNS CANOIOATES
EDUCATORS' PANEL BACKS ONE INC
EOUCATORS PICK CHALLENGERS
TEACHERS' CHOICES SURPRISE BOA
TEACHERS' ENDORSEMENTS PRODUCT
3 INCUMBENTS. CHALLENGER GET E
25 HOLT TEACHERS RAP ENOORSEME
EDUCATORS HOLDING FIRM ON BOAR
TEACHER'S GROUP STANDS BY BOAi
COUNTY SHOULO REPEL BID TO OUS
PACE MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR ENOO
'KEEP SCHOOL BOARD INCU"BENTS"
TEACHER GROUP ATTACKS 'PARTISA
SURVEY: TEACHERS HAO LITTLE VD
SCHOOL ENDORSEMENTS STIR EMOTI
VOTERS SHOULO REJECT TEACHEP E
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN I
•INTIMIDATION' CITED AT FORUM
PULL FOR THE KIDS! A BOARO THA
BOARO MEMBERS AIM TO IMPROVE i
OURHAM EDUCATORS RAP COMPETENC
SCHOOLS NEED FEDERAL AID
JUDGE RULES AGAINST TEACHERS:
TEACHERS' RIGHTS NOT VIOLATEO.
FEW ATTEND HEARING ON SUPERINT
EDUCATOR SAYS
GINGERLY
PAY HIKE FOR TEACHERS
UM3ENT
RD
OF SOUR GRAPES?
DUCATORS' BACKING
NTS
D ENDORSEMENTS
D ENDORSEMENTS
T YEAGER
RSEMENTS
N' QUESTIONNAIRE
ICE IN ENDORSEMENTS
ONS
NDORSEMENTS
MPROPRIETV
T WILL WORK FOR. ..CHILDREN IADI
ELATIONS
Y TESTS
SUIT AGAINST YEAGER DISMISSED
JUDGE SAYS
ENOENT
HUPHAM COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE
CITY, COUNTY ATTORNEYS UNOECIDEO ON CONTRACT
DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO 14IH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
MOOT COURT WINNERS
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
PERMIT REQUESTS JUMP
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
COUNCILMEN REJECT CLEMENT RESOLUTION ON SCHOOL SYSTEM
JUDGE RULES CRUMP FIRING WAS JUSTIFIED
JUDGE UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF TEACHER
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS EYED
EXTRA COURSE STUOIES PROPOSED FOR SCHOOLS
YEAGER: COUNTY DROPOUTS may I1CREASE
COUNTY SCHOOLS PLAN CHANGES
STATE SHOULD COMPARE APPLES WITH APPLES
SCHOOL BOARO MEET PLANNED
15 1/2-UNIT PROPOSAL FOR GRADJATION ON ?OARO AGENDA
COURSE REQUIREMENTS INCREASED FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS' GRADUATION
COUNTY TQ EXPAND REMEDIAL PROGRAMS
FALSE AOORESS KILLS TRANSFER
SCHOOL BOARD OKS PARKING PROJECTS
SCHOOL PARKING LOTS TO BE FIXED
TESTIMONY 3EGINS IN SUIT AGAINST YEAGER
TEACHERS' SUIT AGAINST SCHOOLS CITES INTIMIDATION
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TESTIFY IN CASE ABOUT FILES
YEAGER SAYS LETTER MERELY 'COMPLAINT'
LAWYER: PUTTING LETTERS IN TEACHERS' files qk
TEACHERS' SUIT GOES TO JUDGE
DECISION DUE IN MONTH ON SCHOOL TEACHERS' CASE
C1UNTY SCHOOL BOARD wILL CONSIDER OVERSIZED CLASSES
SCHOOL CALENOAR APPROVED
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS CHANGED
SCHOOL BOARD SCHEDULES HALF-OAY IN COMPROMISE
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO MAKE MARCH 30 SHORT DAY
REPORT CITES SCHOOL GAINS OVE* A DECADE
COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM CALLED 'ONE OF THE BEST-
SCHOOL REPORT CITES DFCADE OF PROGRESS
PEAPSONTOWN PRINCIPAL RETIRING AFTER 18 YEARS
SEARCH FOR PRINCIPAL TO BEGIN
YEAGER: LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTAL MAY BE TOO VALUABLE TO CONTINUE
JAMES ARMSTRONG NAMED PRINCIPAL AT NORTHERN HIGH
ARMSTRONG: SCHOOLS FUR ACHIEVEMENT
JUDGE RULES AGAINST TEACHERS: SUIT AGAINST YEAGER OISMISSED
TEACHERS' RIGHTS NOT VIOLATEO. JUDGE SAYS
4 NEW PRINCIPALS NAMED
PRINCIPALS NAMED
BOARD TO SEARCH NATIONWIDE FOR YEAGER'S REPLACEMENT
SCHOOL BOARD IS CRITICIZED FO' MEETING
BOARO STILL PLANS FRIDAY MEETING
BOARO OF EOUCATION IGNORES PUBLIC TRUST
LAWYER: PRIVATE MEETING JUSTI-IED
APPLICANTS' DEADLINE SET FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS POST
NEWSPAPERS must FIGHT CLOSED "EETINGS
PUBLIC MAY MEET ON SUPERINTENDENT
BOARO EXPECTEO TO PICK INTERI" SUPERINTENDENT
STATIONS MAY BE ON SCHOOL LAN)
RAY APPDINTEO INTERIM SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
TWO PRINCIPALS ARE REASS1GNE0
HEARING SET ON SUPERINTENDENT
LANDING: BOARD ORAGGING FEET
LANDING: SCHOOLS NEW LEAOER SHOULD COME IMMFDIATELY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: SOME NEEDED ATTRIBUTES
HEARING SET JULY It,
RAY FINE INTERIM CHDICE
FORUM ON NEW SUPERINTENDENT M3N0AV
SCHOOLS ALMOST NEEO "MESSIAH," COUNTY BOARD TOLO
FEW ATTEND HEARING ON SUPERINTENDENT
LOW TURNOUT AT HEARING noESN" SIGNIFY APATHY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO MEMBER DIES AT 65
SCHOUL BOARO SHOCKED AT OEATH OF PROJGHTON
PAkKWOUD GETS INTERIM PRINCIPAL
FATE OF BRAGTOWN CENTER 10 BE TOPIC
OURHAM CUUNTY SCHOOL BOARO TO OISCUSS TRANSFER POLICIES
SCHOOL POARO OROERS BU I L 01 NG-N t EDS STUOY; BRAGTOwN STAYS OPEN
BRAGTOWN SCHOOL CALLED INAOEQJATE; BOARO CONSIDERING BUILDING NEW.
SCHOOL BOARD DIRECTS STRICT APPROACH ON ACCEPTING TRANSFERS
BOARO SEARCHES NATIONWIDE FOR NEW SUPERINTENDENT
DURHAM CUUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO UF EDUCATION MEETING SCHEOULE
YEAGER JOB DEAOLINE EXTENOEO
BOARO ASKED TO GIVE UP PART 0= SCHOOL OISTRICT
OEVELOPER SEEKS SCHOOL CHANGE
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DENIES RU'"OR
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DECEND SEMINAR EXPENSE
BOARO OIDN'T FUND 'RELIGIOUS' TRIP
BOARO NEEDS POLICY ON PAYING c OR JUNKETS
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P 0
DATE
C PC
L P
BYL
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1/25/94
A 1
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2/27/64
A ■
N
H 2
2/29/84
A R
N
H 2
3/07/84
A Q P N
W24
H 2
3/21/84
B 1
N
B81
S 2
3/21/84
C
N
C05
H 2
3/22/84
A I
N
S 2
3/22/94
C
N
C05
H 2
3/23/84
8 1
N
W24
H 2
3/27/84
A <
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S 2
3/23/94
A
N
COS
H 2
3/30/84
B '
N
W24
S 2
3/30/84
C
N
C05
H 2
3/31/94
C
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H 2
4/08/84
D '
P E
H 2
4/09/84
0 <
L
H 2
4/12/84
A '
L
H 2
4/12/84
s
N
W24
H 2
4/13/84
B
N
W24
S 2
4/13/94
C
N
C05
H 2
4/20/84
A
. L
H 2
5/01/84
A
. L
H 2
5/01/64
B
N
W24
H 2
5/06/94
A 1
> P A
S 2
5/10/94
A
N
C05
S 2
5/18/84
C
N
COS
S 2
5/18/84
c
N
C05
S 2
5/29/84
A
N
C05
H 2
5/30/84
B
P N
W24
S 2
7/17/84
B
1 N
COS
H 2 "9/27/64 A
S 2 3/02/64 C 5 p = C56
5 2 U/27/94 C 1
S 2
1/05/94
C 1
N K90
S 1
1/09/94
A 1
N F30
H 2
1/10/94
A 1
N 582
S 2
1/14/84
A 3
N C05
H 2
1/17/84
B 1
N W24
S 2
1/17/84
B 1
N COS
H 2
1/23/84
A
N W24
H 2
1/24/84
A *
E
S 2
2/08/94
A '.
N
H 2
2/10/64
B 1
N
H 2
2/14/«4
B 1
N -*24
S 2
2/14/84
A '
N COS
H 2
2/16/64
A
N
H 2
2/21/94
A li
N
S 2
2/21/94
c
N C05
H 2
2/27/84
c
N C05
H 2
2/28/84
B 1
N W24
S 2
2/28/94
B
N COS
H 2
2/21/84
3 1
N W24
S 2
2/29/84
C
N COS
M 2
3/01/84
B
P N W24
S 2
3/01/84
C 1
N COS
S 2
3/05/84
A
N COS
H 2
3/06/64
c
N W24
S 2
3/06/64
c
N COS
H 2
3/20/84
B
N W24
S 2
3/20/84
C 1
N C05
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4/03/"4
B
N W24
S 2
4/03/94
A
N C05
H 2
4/05/94
A <
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H 2
4/17/84
A 13
N W24
S 2
4/17/84
C
N C05
H 2
5/17/84
B 1
N W24
H 2
5/22/B4
A
N W24
S 2
5/22/94
A
N
S 2
5/20/94
A
N C05
H 2
5/30/84
B
P N W24
H 2
6/05/84
B
N W24
S 2
6/05/94
C
N COS
S 2
6/13/34
A
N C05
H 2
6/20/84
A
N W24
S 2
6/20/84
c
P N COS
H 2
6/22/84
A
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H 2
6/22/34
b
N W24
H 2
6/27/64
B
N
H 2
6/29/84
A <
L
S 2
6/29/84
C
[ N C05
H 2
7/02/84
B
N W24
5 2
7/02/94
C
N COS
H 2
7/03/84
B
N W24
H 2
7/03/64
e
N
S 2
7/03/84
C
N COS
H 2
7/04/84
c
L N
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7/U4/94
A
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7/05/64
A
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H 2
7/05/94
A
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H 2
7/07/84
A
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H 2
7/14/84
A 1
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H 2
7/17/84
B
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S 2
7/17/84
3
N C05
S 2
7/19/84
A
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H 2
7/30/94
A
1 P 0
S 2
7/30/94
C
1 P 0 C60
H 2
8/07/04
B
N W24
S 2
6/07/84
C
1 N C05
H 2
8/08/84
3
3 N W24
H 2
8/11/84
B
1 N W24
S 2
8/11/64
A 1
. N
H 2
8/14/84
A
? N W24
H 2
8/14/84
D
I N
H 2
8/14/94
D
I 0 N
H 2
8/14/94
D
3 I
S 2
8/15/94
C
1 N C60
H 2
9/05/»4
B
P N W24
S 2
9/05/84
A
i N L38
S 2
9/05/84
C
1 N L38
H 2
9/07/84
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S 2-
9/08/84
A
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H 2
9/09/84
0
. E
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/B4
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
SCHOOL BOARO MEMBER DIDN'T EXP
SCHOOL BOARO SHOULO CLARIFY P
SIX MEN IN RUNNING FOR SCHOOL
HASTE OF MONEY
BROUGHTON TO BE HONORED AT SO
COUNTY SCHOOLS RETAIN JURISDIC
BOARD LAUDS BRCUGHTON
PUPILS MAY LEAVE SCHOOLS; TAX
COUNTY SCHOOLS PRUDENT IN REJE
MAYBE SOMETHING MS BROKE"
SCHOOL BOARO TO CONSIDER CHAN',
RESIGNATION IS URGEO
STRIP SEARCH SUIT FILED: OAD M
MRS. CHANDLER ILL-TREATED
HEAPING OFF TROUBLE
RAY: COUNTY HAS NO strip-sear:
ATTORNEY SAYS STRIP-SEARCH SUI
PUT COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TRIPS
SCHOOL STRIP SEARCHES SHOULO ?
MRS. CHANOLER IS OEOICATEO
SHE EXCELS IN SERVICE
CHILD TO STAY IN PROGRAM
SCHOOL BOARO MULLS MEETINGS PA
SCHOOL BOARO EYES TRAVEL POLi:
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH NARROWS
CONTRACT TALKS BEGIN FOR COUNT
SCHOOLS CHOICE TO BE ANNOUNCED
COBLE NEW SCHOOL SU"ER IN TENOEN
COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF HIREO
COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF APPEARS GT
NFW SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT HAP
SCHOOL BOARO TRAVEL POLICY VII
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES 9
SCHOOLS OENY STRIP-SEARCHING
ANSWER FILED TO SEARCH SUIT: 3
BRAGTOWN FACULTY, PTA SUPPORT
SCHOOL BOARO BIDS SAO FAREWELL
CLARIFICATION
CONCEPT FAVORED
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO
SCHOOL -OWNED LANO WILL BE SOLD
CITY, COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS HEL
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OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RUOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUOGET
TEACHERS' RAISES TO HURT BUOGETS
SCHOOL BUOGET HEARINGS SET
COUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET INCLUOES RAISE FOR TEACHERS PAID LOCALLY
TEACHER PAY HIKE EYEO
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO MAY VOTE 3N BUDGET
DURHAM CO. BOARD OF EOUCATION, CHAIRMAN
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO AGREES TO RENT LAND TO REDWOOD FIRE DEPT.
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION, E
SCHOOL BOARD, OEEOS OFFICE CAM
CANDIDATE: SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD
CANDIDATES FILE FOR TWO BOARDS
CHANDLER FILES FOR SCHOOL BOA?
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CRUTCHFIELD, BALDWIN FILE FOR
CRUTCHFIELO, MRS. BALDWIN FILE
BROUGHTON FILES FOR SCHOOL BOA
BROUGHTON SEEKS RE-ELECTION
6 SEEK COUNTY EOUCATION BOARD
MRS. NEAL, OELOATCHE SEEKING T
NEAL, OELOATCHE FILE
T.C. AOAMS FILES FOR SCHOOL B1
BUS DRIVERS' PAY SAID ISSUE
WHITFIELD SEEKS SCHOOL BOARD S
COMMISSIONER, SCHOOL BOARO C A'l
BOWENS FILES AS CANDIDATE FOR
RETIRED CITY TEACHER FILES FOR
OR. LANDING FILES
LANDING: IMPROVE PROGRAM
LIBRARIAN FILES FOR SCHOOL BOA
12 SEEKING SCHOOL SEATS
THE CANDIDATES: 13TH CANDIDATE
SCHOOL CANOIOATE CITES EXPERIE
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TEACHER'S GPOUP STANDS BY BOA*
NEW TERMS AID LEADERSHIP
LABOR GROUP BACKS CHALLENGERS
LABOR UNION BACKS SEVEN CANDID
COUNTY SHOULD REPEL BID TO OUS
PACE MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR EN03
■OR. YEAGER NOT A CAMPAIGN I S^
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TEACHER GROUP ATTACKS 'PARTISA
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KEEP nuR. CO SCHOOLS NO. 1 RE-
VOTE FOR EXPERIENCED, OEDICATF
ELECT DR. FRANK LANDING...
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN I
■INTIMIDATION' CITED AT FORUM
HIGHT SPENDS MOST FUNOS IN BOA
SCHOOL BOARO CANDIDATES SLING
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR LEVY OF 23
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RHAM COUNTY BOARO OF EOUCATION (ADI
DATE
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SCHOOL CANOIDATES EYE BOARD'S
CORRECTION
11 AI SCHOOL BOARO FORUM
PDLITICAL GROUPS "AKE PRIMARY
PULL LEVER FOR J. M. WHITFIELD
RAISING TEACHERS' SUPPLEMENTS
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YOU FOUNO MY LEVER IN 1°64 AND
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OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO
ELECT NANCY BOWENS FOR DURHAM
HE SUPPORT CONTINUED PROGRESS
VOTE TUESOAY MAY 8TH, RICK CLE
PRIMARY OAY TO BE BUSY IN OUR-*
VOTERS TO SELECT 5 FOR SCHOOL
ENDORSEMENTS BACKFIRED IN SCH3
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COJ
4 INCUMBENTS TO REMAIN ON SCH3
CHECKING RESULTS
LANOING SOLE CHALLENGER TO WIN
BOARD MEMBERS AIM TO IMPROVE '
ENDORSEMENTS DO NOT GUARANTEE
MY DEEP ANO SINCERE APPRECIATI
COMMITTEE'S BONERS HAVE PROVED
WHY CITY RESIDENTS OON'T VOTE
IS A CHANGE NEEDED?
DENNEE L. STEWART SPEIGHT THAN
LOSING CANDIDATE ENJOYED CAMP!
A BELATED WORD OF APPRECIATION
INDEX
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ENDORSEMENTS
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HAM COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION (AOI
COUNTY BOARD DF EDUCATION (AOI
IN OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL S. .. I AD I
LAND FOR DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IADI
AM, ORANGE COUNTIES
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OL BOARO: LANOING TO REPLACE BROUGHTON...
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...LINDA S. CHANDLER...! AOI
OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, MEMBER REPLACEMENT
LANDING READY TO FILL VACANCY ON SCHOOL BOARD
BROUGHTON REPLACEMENT DECISION STILL PENDING
SCHOOL BOARC SHOULO APPOINT LANOING NOW
LANDING DESERVES A SEAT
SCHOOL BOARO EXPECTED TO APPOINT LANOING
LANOING APPOINTEO TO BOARO
LANDING: SCHOOL BOARD SHOULO WORK WELL TOGETHER
LANOING IS READY TO WORK TOGETHER
OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. SWEARING IN CEREMONY
SWORN IN
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF ELECTIONS
4 DIVIDED PRECINCTS: A SNAP - FOR VOTERS
VOTER REGISTRATION RISES FOR PRIMARY IN OURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
DURHAM COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
CANDIDATES' SPENDING REPORTS IN
RFMINOER TO: CANOIDATES. .. C IT [ZENS... RESPECT THE ELECTION LAWS
OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR PRIMARY
MEDIA BANNED FROM VOTING AREA
VOTE ERROR MAY AFFECT COMMISSIONER RUNOFF
NUMBERS CHANGE, BUT RESULTS STANO
OELOATCHE REMAINS UNOECIDED ON RUNOFF
BLACK VOTER TURNOUT HIGH
ELECTION BOARO OVERSTEPS 3UUN3 S WITH MEDIA BAN
VOTERS PICK HOUSE, 30ARD CANOIDATES
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUNO IN ELECTION RESULTS CANVASS
VOTER TURNOUT MAY BE BIGGEST IN HISTORY
MONDAY DEADLINE FOR VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION INCRFASES
VOTFR REGISTRATION JUMPS SHARPLY
DURHAM COUNTY LEAOS STATE IN ADDING VOTERS
BOARD OF ELFCTIONS RESOLVES PROBLEM WITH NOTIFICATIONS
BIG DAY LOOMS AT DURHAM POLLS
ELECTION DRAWS MANY DURHAM VOTERS: POLLING PLACES TO BE OPEN. ..8:30 P.M.
CAROINGTON VOTERS RESENT LONG WAIT
NO MAJOR VOTING ERRORS FOUND
COMPUTER WOES may END
ELECTION WORK STUOIEO
HIGHT WAS TOP OURHAM SPENDER
COMPUTER PROBLEMS PLAGUED COUNTY OURING GENERAL ELECTION
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF HEALTH, BUD3 ET
HFALTH BOARD OKS RAISES FOR NJRSES
HEALTH GROUP PAY-RAISE BIO TO BE REVIEwEO
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
OLD WELFARE FILES HEADED FUR OUMP
WELFARE FRAUO POLICIES EYED
SOCIAL SERVICES PROPOSALS TABLED
AID WILL BE HARDER I UR FASIER1 TO GET
ANNOUNCEMENT:. ..APPOINTMENTS TO CITY BOARD OF AOJ USTMENT . . . I AO I
INCREASED DAY-CARE PAY OK'D
STATE STUDYING ABUSE CASES
SWINOELL HONOREO
DURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES, BUOGET
SOCIAL SERVICES SCALES DOWN 1984-85 auOGET
BOARD SEEKS COMMITMENT FOR FUNOING OF MEOICAIO
DURHAM COUNTY CB CLUB
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
BAND TOGETHER
DURHAM COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
SEE ALSO CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
COUNTY 'WEAPONS' BOOST CHILD-SUPPORT COLLECTIONS
DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO CLERKS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK OF COURT
COMPUTERS: THEY'LL HELP STREAMLINE OURHAM COUNTY'S CHILD SUPPORT...
DUPHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONFRS
SFE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, 8JDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COJNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS TO GET COUNTY'S FINANCIAL AUDIT
HEARING SET ON PLANNING PROPOSAL
HOSPITAL ADDITION OK'D
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AT HOSPITAL OEBATED
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ATTORNEY 00U3TS LEGALITY OF P«
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APPOINTMENT SECRECY ILL-ADVISE
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EDITORIAL WAS RIGHT TO SEFK 0»
RESIOFNTS OPPOSE SPLIT IN PLAN
COUNTY BOARD DELAYS DECISION 1
HERON REMINOER TIMELY
COUNTY BOARD MAY ERASE CLAUSE
CITY PLEAS FOR COUNTY HELP TES
TEERi HERON SAY AIO FOR CENTER
COUNTY MAY RESTUDY CENTER COM<
COUNTY BOARD OPENS APPOINTEE A
SEWER PLANT EXPANSION PLANNING
APPLICANTS' FILES OPENED
UNWELCOME SECRECY GETS WELCOME
STATE OFFICIALS TO STUOY TRAFF
ARCHITECTS TO BE ASKED FOR ID=
RTP ROAO PROJECTS TO EASE CON'",
COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TONIGHT
MAY VOTE CALL ON CIVIC CENTER
TOWNS OENIEO JURISDICTION OVE'
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ACCOUNTABILITY TO PUBLIC KEEPS
BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
LAWYER TO URGE CIVIC CENTER V]
COMMISSIONERS MAY GET RESOLUTI
COUNTY BOARD REJECTS VOTE ON Z
COMMISSIONERS SAY NO TO VOTE 3
MADORY MUST CLOSE SHOP
REMARKS INAPPROPRIATE
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40
WATER. SEWER LINES BID APPROVF
AGENCY ROLE IN LAND USE Law OJ
FIREARMS ORDINANCE TRAMPLES RI
LAW TARGETS FIRING RANGES
DURHAM COUNTY WISE TO FEND 0F=
CONTROVERSIAL APARTMENTS TO BE
NEIGHBORHOODS NO PLACE FOR RAN
COUNTY BOARD SETS NEW MEETING
LACK OF MANPOWER STALLS LAND-J
BROWNSTONE VOTE DELAYED
MAYOR URGES SALE OF OLD COURTH
PROPOSAL HAS GUN OWNERS UP IN
BOARD PUTS OFF GUN OROINANCE
FIREARMS CHANGES SOUGHT
COUNTY EXPECTED TO BACK CENTER
FIRE COVERAGE BEING COMPLETED
COUNTY BOARD SUPPORTS CENTER
AGREEMENT ON CENTER NEARER
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD DOUBL
ROAO NAME CAUSES OBJECTIONS AT
WATER PROPOSALS WOULO AFFECT H
SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR PLANS TO
BOARD TO ASK MORE FOR SCHOOLS
BOARD BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
PANEL UNSURE ABOUT SCHOOL FUN1
CHAMBER ASKS DELAY ON COURTHOJ
COMMISSIONERS TRULY REPRESENT*
COUNTY DOESN'T PLAN TO SELL 0'
SITE OF HOME FOR HANDICAPPEO C
RESIDENTS PROTEST PLANNED MENT
COUNTY TO FINANCE HOME FOR RET
MRS. HERON SHOWEO COURAGE
CONFLICTING ORDERS. LACK OF TA
BOARD 01 D NOT MANOATE GROUP HI
OURHAM COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO «
COMPLAINERS THREATEN HEALTH C*
COMMISSIONERS SEEK BOARD MEMBE
MINI-CITY EXCLUDED FROM PLAN
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTI3
PROPOSAL WOULD RESTRICT CATS T
PROPOSED PET LAW FLAWED
COURTHOUSE DEVELOPER SOUGHT FJ
PET OWNERS HOWL; ORDINANCE GET
ANIMAL CONTROL RULES SPARK DEB
LAND-USE PLAN CALLS FOR 6 COUY
PANEL TO EYE 'MUO LAW'
LAND-USE PLANS TALKED BY COUNT
CIVIC CENTER COST ESTIMATES N
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHOW SYMP
COMMISSIONERS DIVIDED ON CIVI:
COUNTY CLOSE TO CIVIC CENTER ?
COUNTY MAY USE SALES TAX REVEN
COMMITMENT LETTERS BOOST CENT;
CITY-COUNTY AGREEMENT BOOSTS 1
NEWS COVERAGE 'INVIDIOUS'
CITY-COUNTY CIVIC CENTER PACT
CITIZENS' UVERSIGHT NEEDED
COMMISSIONERS EXPECT OK ON CW
SERVICES SET TOOAY FOR FRANK »
COUNTY AGREES TO SHARE COST OF
COMMISSIONERS OK CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL APPROVES RIGHTS AGREE*
OFFICIALS FEAR CENTER CONTRACT
COUNTY TO BUY BIGGER COMPUTER,
COUNTY STILL BACKS CIVIC CENTE
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVE!
OFFICE ZONING STUOY APPROVED
CENTER AGREEMENT EXTENDED
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PROPOSA
COURTHOUSE PLANS ARE STUDIED
BOARD CONSIDERS 29 FOR MANAGE'.
COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS MANAGER
LIST OF APPLICANT FOR SWINDELL
BOARD TO CHOOSE 5 FOR MANAGER'
8 APPLICANTS CHOSEN FOR MANAG3
MANAGER INTERVIEW SLATED
REVISED LAW FOR ANIMALS TO BE
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ANIMAL CONr
COUNTY UPS TAX, FEES ON DOGS;
CHARGES OF ANIMAL CRUELTY FLY
COUNTY TAXES ON PETS WILL SOLV
GROUP: RESTRICT DEVELOPMENT ON
PET LAW IS TOO PUNITIVE
COUNTY MANAGER LIST CUT TO FOI
COUNTY TO MAKF OFFER TOOAY ON
COMMISSIONER LOGIC SHAKY ON C.
FINALIST PICKFD FOR COUNTY J01
GOING TO THE CATS
NEW COUNTY MANAGER TO BE NAME?
COMMISSIONERS TO ANNOUNCE COUV
IS IT TIME FOR OURHAM GOVERNMH
LET THE OEBATE BEGIN ON FINANC
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12/31/84
KING HOLIDAY BID DELAYED
BOND IS UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN FCP MANAGER
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD NESTING
LIMITS OF SEWAGE TR5ATMFNT COJLD CURTAIL COUNTY GROWTH
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE NE W COUNTY MANAGER
W4TERSHE0 LAW WILL BE DEBATED TONIGHT
NEW COUNTY MANAGER TO HELP COOPERATION?
LANDFILL MERGER IS EYED
MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY APPROVED BY COUNTY BOARD
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
COMMISSIONERS: NUCLEAR DUMP WOULD BE FOUGHT
FLETCHER: SEPTIC TANK UNIT TO HURT INSPECTORS
•NEGATIVE REPORTS' BETTER THAN UNSALABLE HO-ES
COMMISSIONERS WILL EXAMINE BLSNS FOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS! AUDIT
COMMISSIONERS TO SET COUNTY'S FINANCIAL AUDIT
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS TO EYE fin
OON'T SUBSIDIZE NEWSPAPE
EOUCATION FUNDING SHIFTS
COUNTY CIVIC CENTER ELEC
COUNTY SHOULD CALL ELECT
FIRE COVERAGE BEING COMP
COMMUNITY GROUPS ASK COU
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS S225
DURHAM TECH WILL BE SEE1
>200i000 ASKED TO RENOVA
ADDITIONAL FUNOS ASKEO B
CITY SCHOOLS ASK 111 MR
CITY SCHOOLS' REQUEST RA
HAMMONDS: IT'S TIME CITY
BELL SUGGESTS HALVING RE
S97 MILLION SOUGHT TO RU
COUNTY TAXES TO STAY SAM
ANIT-LITTER GROUP LOOKS
COMMISSIONERS MEETING TO
SHERIFF'S UNIT MAY GET 8
COUNTY BUDGET HIKES SALA
NEW COUNTY BUDGET WILL N
GROUPS T0 SMOOTH FUNDING
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR UTILI
SCHOOL OFFICIALS PLEASED
BOARD WHITTLES SURPLUS
FUNDING CUTS HURT HOSPIT
CITY SCHOOLS TO EXTEND 5
AOOING 15 OEPUTIcS WAS A
DTI GETS SI MILLION FOR
BUOGET
AL REPORT ON BUOGET
R
TO LOCAL LEVELS
TION YOT NEEDED
ION ON CIVIC CENTER
LETED
NTY F">R (334,922
000
ING 23X COUNTY BUDGET INCREASE
TE BRANCH LIBRARY
LIB? ARY
LION I N LOCAL MONEY
ISES EQUITY OUESTIONS
SCHOOLS GOT SPECIAL HELP
QUEST FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
N COUNTY
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TO COJNTY FOR MORE MONEY
NIGHT
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RIESi HOLDS TAX RATE
EARLY OOUBLE PATROL FORCE
PROC! SS
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AT bJDGET
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CONST* UCTION COSTS
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. CITY-:0UNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DUkHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTI
MRS. SPAULOING SAYS RE-ELECTIO
CANDIDATE FLOOD EXPECTED FOR S
MADORY SEEKS SEAT AS COMMISSI}
CANDIDATES FILE FOR TWO BOARDS
A FINE LEADER IS RETIRING
BUT MRS. HERON WILL
HERON FILES
SPAULOING SERVED WELL
DAVIS. MCCUTCHEON FILE FOR COJ
TWO FILE FOR COUNTY BOARO
MRS. NE»L. OELOATCHE SEEKING T
NEAL, OELOATCHE FILE
HARLAN LAWS SEEKS BOARD SEAT
LAWS FILES FOR COUNTY COMMISSI
STANCELL FILES FOR COMMISSION;
STANCELL FILES FOR 3UAR0
WHITFIELD SEEKS SCHOOL BOARD S
COMMISSIONER. SCHOOL BOARD CAN
MRS. CLEMENT SEEKS BOARO SEAT
BELL SAYS NEW HOTEL KEY TO COJ
3ELL SEEKS 7TH TERM AS COMMISS
HIGHT. RAGGETT =ILi FOR COMM IS
BAGGETT. MIGHT FILE FDR COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT IS key ISSUE IN CO
12 RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
BALANCE RIGHTS IN PLANNING
FORUMS SCHEOULEO
JUOGE TO RULE FRIDAY ON MAOOR'
CANDIDATE WANTS TO QUIT
GIVE DURHAM COUNTY VOICE IN H
6 COUNTY BOARD CANDIDATES FAVO
GROWTH CONCERNS CANDIDATES
3 INCUMBENTS. CHALLENGER GET 5
NE» TERMS AID LEADERSHIP
LABOR GROUP BACKS CHALLCNGERS
LABOR UNION BACKS SEVEN CANDID
VOTE FOR JOSEPHINE D. CLEMENT
LOU MCCUTCHEON: A CONSTRUCTIVE
CANDIDATE TO KEEP POSTERS OFF
MEET CANDIDATES
TRAVEL AOVISORY IADI
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BRANTLEY OELOATCHE. ..COUNTY CO
CANDIDATES' FORUM SLATED
TEN CANDIDATES FAVOR SEWER LIN
HARLAN LAWS WORKS HARD FOR US
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LET'S ELECT AL HIGHT COUNTY CO
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CANDIDATES CAUTIOUS CN 'AX
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BELL: NO THREAT MAOE TO FIRE P
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12/31/94
S U B J E
SENIOR CITIZENS BACK SPAULD1NO
WHO SPEAKS FOR NORTHERN OURHA*
BECKY HERON: WE NEED BECKY'S V
SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS IDENTIFY
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMAPV
VOTFRS' ALLIANCE ENDORSES KNOX
MHO IS LOU MCCUTCHEON. ..YOUR V
AL HIGHT FACES THE ISSUES. ..El
RESIDENTS OF DURHAM. .. THOMAS F
AT LONG LAST, IT'S THE VOTER'S
VOTE MAY a TO RE-ELECT " . DILL
VOTE HAY 8 TO RE-ELECT BECKY ^
OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
YOU ARE INVITED TO A SPECIAL E
VOTE CHARLES M. STANCELL. DEMO
PRIMARY OAY TO BE BUSY IN DUR<
PLEASE VOTE TODAY! ...VOTE FOR
CORRECTION
VOTE TODAY FOR JOSEPHINE D. CL
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE THREE FOR C
MY SINCERE THANKS AND DEEP AP»
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
COUNTING THEM UP
HIGHT SEEKS RUNOFF
OURHAM COMMITTEE'S BACKING HE'.
VOTF ERROR MAY AFFECT COMMISSI
ENDORSEMENTS DO NOT GUARANTEE
WINNERS AND LOSERS: BOTH OESE'
NUMBERS CHANGE. BUT RESULTS ST
...APPRECIATION TO ALL OF THOS
OELOATCHE REMAINS UNOECIOED OV
DELOATCHE WON'T ASK FOR RUNOF=
HIGHT TO BE IN RUNOFF
AL HIGHT FACES THE ISSUES
THANK YOUR FOR YOUR CONTINUED
VOTERS CAN SETTLE PRIMARY bUSI
MANY THANKS TO CAMPAIGN WORKE!
MY SINCERE APPRECIATION TO ALL
PLEASE VOTE AGAIN FOR LOU MCCU
CANDIDATES OISCUSS COUNTY WA Ti
VOTE JUNE 5: RE-ELECT R. OILLA
COUNTY CANDIDATES TELL WHY THE
LET'S ELECT AL HIGHT COUNTY C3
...PLEASE VOTE AGAIN FOR LOU 1
...PLEASE VOTE AGAIN FOR LOU 1
LET'S ELECT AL HIGHT COUNTY C3
MRS. MCCUTCHEON, HIGHT IN; TEF
DURHAM FLECTION RESULTS: FOR :
TEER CRITICIZES SPECIAL INTERE
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN ELF
COMMISSIONERS TRULY REPRESENT*
TEE" HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO CO'<
RACIAL ENDORSEMENTS INVITE BAC
HIGHT LEAOS IN SPENDING
TEER FILES VOTE REPORT
DURHAM COUNTY IS NOT IN ELECTI
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD NOT APPOI
GOP FARES POORLY ON COMMISSION
CANDIDATE BAGGETT DIES
GOP PONOERS REPLACING FRANK BA
BARRINGER SEES UPHILL FIGHT
BARRINGER TO REPLACE BAGGETT A
BARRINGER STRUGGLES FOR WINNIM
CHRISTIAN GROUPS WANT ANSWERS
DEFEATED DEMOCRAT LAWS ENDORSc
LAWS SUPPORTS BARRINGER
FORGET MORAL SCORECARO
CANDIDATES TACKLE COUNTY GROWT
MOST COUNTY BOARD CANDIDATES F
KEEP HERON IADI
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
MANAGING GROWTH A KEY ROLE FO*
...ELECT LOU MCCUTCHEON OURHA1
PLEASE VOTE TO RE-ELECT WILLIA
VOTE RUSSELL BARRINGER FOR COJ
CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS
...ELECT LOU MCCUTCHEON DURHA"
AL HIGHT OURHAM COUNTY COMMISS
READ THIS LETTER...
VOTE RUSSELL BARRINGER FOR COJ
ON NOVEMBER 6. OURHAM COUNTY V
VOTE NOVEMBER <>TH FOR JOSEPHS
AL HIGHT DURHAM COUNTY COMMISS
VOTE FOR PROGRESS AND COOPERAT
PLEASE VOTE FOR LOU MCCUTCHEON
MY SINCERE THANKS TO ALL WHO V
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM OURHAM
DEMOCRATS APPARENT COUNTY BOA}
VOTERS KEEP DEMOCRATS ON COMMI
BARRINGER CITES INFLUENCE
BARRINGER SAYS COMMITTEE KILL;
COUNTY PROSPERS: VOTERS SEE N3
HIGHT WAS TOP OURHAM SPENDER
PULLEY, HIGHT OUT-SPENT OPPON"7
?.. .HARLAN LAWS COUNTY COMMISSIONER I AO
DICE OF REASON. .. I AOI
CHALLENGES
ENDORSEMENTS
, SPAULDING, HUNT
OTE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER? (ADI
ECT AL HIGHT COUNTY COMMISSIONER (AOI
. MADDRY, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IAOI
TURN
ARD TEER ...I ADI
ERON OURHAM COUNTY COMMI S S IONER . . . I AO I
VENT IADI
CRAT, OURHAM COUNTY COMMI SS IONER . .. I AO I
AM, ORANGE COUNTIES
ILEVER 21EI LOU MCCUTCHEON.. . I AOI
EMENT...I ADI
OMMISSIONERS RACE
RECIATION TO ALL THOSE WHO VOTED. ..IADI
NTY: FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
PED RETAIN BOARO'S MAJORITY
ONER RUNOFF
EASY WINS
VE PLAUOITS
ANO
E ...WHO SUPPORTED ME .. .MCCUTCHEON IADI
RUNOFF
SUPPORT. ..WILLIAM v. 'BILL' BELL... (AOI
NESS IN JUNE 5 BALLOT
S AND ALL VOTERS. ..BECKY HERON (AOI
WHO VOTEO FOR ME ( ADI
TCHEON...IAOI
R QUALITY
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CCUTCHEON...I AOI
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STS
CTION RESULTS CANVASS
TIVE GROUP
PLETE HIS TERM
KLASH, HURT CITY
ON-SYSTEM SUITS
NT CANOIDATE
ERS RACE
GGETT ON BALLOT
S GOP CANDIOATE
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AVOR HOLDING LINE ON TAXES
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER IADI
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IONER... I ADI
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OTERS WILL VOTE FOR. ..(AOI
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IONFR IAOI
ION IN DURHAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER (AOI
OTEO FOR ME. ..JOSEPHINE 0. CLEMENT (AOI
COUNTY PRECINCTS
0 WINNERS
SSI ON
0 HIS BID
NEED FOR CHANGE
NTS
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. MEETING TIMES
MEETING TIME CHANGE EYED
COMMISSIONERS MAY CHANGE MEETING DATES
COUNTY BOARO SETS NEW MEETING DAYS
BROWNSTONE VOTE DELAYED
SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY
MEETING CHANGE GOOO MOVE
COMMISSIONERS SWITCH MEETING MAYS
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, MEMBEl REPLACEMENT
PICKING OELOATCHE AIOS RELATIONS
WHO SHOULD FILL TEER'S SEAT?
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO "EST
DEMOCRATS TO FIND REPLACEMENT FOR TEER
CLEMENT, MCCUTCHEON COUNTY BOARD CHOICES
TEER SEAT CHOICE NEARING
BAGGETT: CANDIDATES WRONG CHOICE TO COMPLETE TEER'S TERM ON BOARD
CORRECTION
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD NOT APPOINT CANOIOATE
CLEMENT NAMED TO COUNTY BOARD
CLEMENT REPLACES TEER AS COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CLEMENT A FINE CHOICE TO FILL COMMISSION SEAT
MRS. CLEMENT BRINGS FINE RECO'O TO BOARD
ESTIMATE RAISED ON CIVIC CENTFR
EDITORIAL INSULTING TO NON-WHITE MALES
COUNTY CLOSE TO CIVIC CENTER PACT
OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, NON-OUNTY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, N?N-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BJOGET
COMMUNITY GROUPS ASK COUNTY FDR $33"., 922
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UAL I N 0 E X
1/01/34 - 12/31/84
J200.000 ASKED TO RENOVATE 9R»NCH LIBRARY
ADOITIONAL FUNOS ASKED BY LlB'ARY
COUNTY PUDGET HIKES SALARIES, HOLDS TAX RATE
GROUPS TO SMOOTH FUNOINO PROC= SS
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SALARIES
COUNTY 9U0GET HIKES SALARIES. HOLDS TAX RATE
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SWEARING IN CERFHONV
ESTIMATE RAISED ON CIVIC CENTER
MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY APPROVED BY COUNTY BOARO
DURHAM COUNTY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
S U B J E C
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DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JUOICIAL
ARCHITECTS TO BE ASKED FOR IDE
RTP ROAO PROJECTS TO EASE CON;
PRESEPVING A LANOMARK
ORIGINAL Y.M.C.A. BUILDING
DON'T MOVE COURT OFFICES, PANS
WHO WILL MOVE TO OLD COURTHOUS
markham: USE IMAGINATION ON 03
MAYOR URGES SALE OF OLO COURTH
ORUNK ORIVING A CRIME
MARKHAM'S COURTHOUSE PLAN IS '
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO
COUNTY COURTHOUSE FACES RETURN
CHAMBER ASKS DELAY ON COU'THOJ
NEW USE FOR OLO COURTHOUSE?
COUNTY DOESN'T PLAN TO SELL 0>
DURHAM'S OLD COURTHOUSE SHOULJ
PRISONER SCOOTS AFTER SENTENCI
OURHAM ESCAPEE WANTED IN 2 OTH
DURHAM POLICE CONTINUE TO L00<
COURTHOUSE ESCAPEE RETAKEN
COURTHOUSE DEVELOPER SOUGHT F}
CHAMBER'S COURTHOUE GOAL IS WO
ARTISTS SEEKING SPACE IN FORME
PACE OF '84 INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
COURTHOUSE DEVELOPERS SOUGHT
DEVELOPERS FOR OLD COURTHOUSE
SEMINARS, LUNCHEON SET CO' WE?
OLD COURTHOUSE SPARKS OEVELOPE
OUKE VENTURE CAPITAL MEETING .
COUNTY TO HEAR OLD COURTHOUSE
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR COURTHCLK
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PRCPOS*
COURTHOUSE PLANS ARE STUOIEO
COURTHOUSE PLANS APPEALING
EXCITING POSSIBILITIES LOOM FT
OON'T CHEAPEN COURTHOUSE
LIMITS OF SEwAGE TREATMENT COJ
SALE OF COURTHOUSE SEEMS 9ETH
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: OURHAM IS
PORTER: COUNTY SHOULD SELL OLD
COMMISSIONERS WILL EXAMINE PL»
BUILDING
AS ON COURTHOUSE
ESTION
L SAYS
E UNOECIOED
WNTDWN
OIISE
OLD, EXCITING
RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
TO ITS ELEGANT DAYS
SE DECISION
CHANGE OLD COURTHOUSE
BE SOLO
NG
ER STATES
FOR MAULDIN
R COURTHOUSE
RTH PURSUING
R COURTHOUSE
CLOSE TO RECORO-SETTING '83
AGGRESSIVELY SOUGHT BY CHAMBER
K HONORING MINORITY ENTERPRISES
RS' INTEREST
ED TO OURHAM FIRM'S FINANCING
PURCHASE OFFERS
E EYED
LS
R OLD COURTHOUSE
LO CURTAIL COUNTY GROWTH
R STRATEGY
T COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE
NS FOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE
OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO LIBERALS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DE»OCRAT!C PARTY
DEMOCRATS TO ELECT 114 DELEGATES
GOP, DEMOCRATS TO MEET TOMORROW
WHERE WAS COUNTY'S DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP?
BIBLICAL LITERALISTS IGNORE 'JUSTICE'
NO NEED TO FEAR HOMOSEXUALS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: PRIMARY ENDORSED
DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON TH= AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICS, OURHAM .
OEMOCRATS PLAN CAUCUSES ON THURSDAY
RESOLUTIONS LOOMING ON CIVIC : ENTER VOTE
COUNTY OEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS TOTAV
OEMOC'ATS PLAN RECEPTION FOR ZANOIOATES
POLITICAL PARTIES ORGANIZE EFFORTS IN DURHAM
OEMOCRATS LARGELY IGNORE ClVIt CENTER
DEMOCRATS TO ELECT 114 DELEGATES
GOP, DEMOCRATS TO MEET tomorrow
oemocrats eye downtown quarters
democrats consioer 2 heaoouarters
minority planks ok linked to slack votes
lucas: blacks to follow jackson's call for unity
oemocrats to fino replacement for teer
clement, mccutcheon county boaro choices
teer seat choice nearing
8aggett: candidates wrong choice to complete teer's term on board
correction
commissioners should not appoint candidate
oemocrats open heaoouarters
defectors vexing ourham demo leaders
gubernatorial election sparks durham squabble
durham democrats puzzleo
oemocrats map out plans to get more people to vote
democrats open longer
pledger: democrats too libera,
Durham gop Expects democratic changeovers
Durham county democratic women
see durham democratic women
durham county dept. of mental health
see durham county mental health center
durham county oept. of mental health, alcoholism unit
see alcoholic rfhabili tation center, durham, n.c.
ourham county de°t. of public welf1re
see ourham county oept. of social services
"urham county oept. of social services
see also aio to families with dependent chiloren
see also ourham county board of social services
see also durham emergency energy committee
see also n.c. oept. of social services
SEE ALSO Share your Christmas
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SERVICES, N.C.
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12/31/84
WELFARE FRAUD POLICIES EYEO
ORIGINAL Y.M.C.A. BUILDING
APPLICATIONS FOR CHEESE. BUTTE
GROUP AIDS ABUSED CHILDREN
AID WILL BE HARDER COR EASIER!
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING STUDIED
GRAND JURY PROBING CHILD ABUSE
DAY-CARE SERVICE HIT
GRANO JURY: CHILD-ABUSE REPORT
FIGHTING CHILD ABUSE FOCUS OF
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN MUST TA
COMMUNITY CONSCIENCE INTOLERAV
•...FILE A COMPLAINT NEXT IN T
WELFARE OIRECTOR DEFENDS EMPL7
WORK PROGRAM SAVING TAXPAYERS
CASEWORKER CARTOON WAS ILL-CON
LET'S HAVE NO WITCH HUNT
CARTOON DISSERVICE TO SOCIAL w
WOMAN GETS FOUR YEARS IN PRISO
FLOUR. CORNMEAL ADDED TO FOOD
DAY-CARE FUNOING HIKE TO BE SO
STATE STUDYING ABUSE CASES
OVERPAYING WELFARE TO BRING FI
PROJECT TO IMPROVE SERVICES F?
COUNTY BOARD TO DISCUSS CHILD
COUNTY TO BUY BIGGER COMPUTER.
CHILD ABUSE REPORT DUE SOON
FOR 4 IN TRAINING PROGRAM. GR4
FREE FOOD AVAILABLE TO NEEDY 1
SOCIAL SERVICES TAKES APPLICAT
FUNO TO HELP OURHAM PEOPLE PAY
OFFICES RANSACKED IN WELFARE B
CHILD ABUSE CASES INCREASE
APPLICATIONS FOR FUEL ASSISTAN
GRANO JURY'S PURPOSE SICNIFICA
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTI
R OPEN UNTIL FRIDAY
TO GET
REPORTING
S TOO SLOW
OISCUSSIONS
KE TOP PRIORITY
T OF CHILD ABUSE
RIPLICATE...NEXT WEDNESDAY (CARTOONI
YEES
DOLLARS
CEIVED
ORKERS
N FOR WELFARE FRAUD
GIVEAWAY LIST
UGHT
NES OCT. I
R ELOERLY
ABUSE
COSTING 1583.000
OUATION DAY ENDS WITH A JOB
ESIOENTS
IONS FOR FUEL ASSISTANCE
ENERGY BILLS ALMOST GONE
UILOING
CE DROP
NT TO JUSTICE
TUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
OURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET
SOCIAL SERVICES SCALES DOWN 1984-85 BUDGET
BOARD SEEKS COMMITMENT FOR FUNDING OF MEDICAIO
SOCIAL SERVICES OESERVES CREOt T FOR LOW ERROR RATE
DURHAM COUNTY D6PT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT UNIT
SEE ALSO AIO TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SUPPORT
CHILD-SUPPORT PROBLEMS EASE II OURHAM
GARNISHMENT HELPS BOOST CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS
COUNTY 'WEAPONS' BOOST CHILD-SUPPORT COLLECTIONS
NEW LAM SHOULO BOOST CHILD-SUPPORT PAYMENTS
EMPLOYEES
OF SOCIAL SERVICES. FOOD STAMPS
OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SERVICES PROPOSALS TABLED
OURHAM COUNTY OEPT.
SEE FOOO STAMPS
OURHAM COUNTY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
OURHAM COUNTY FAIR
DURHAM COUNTY FAIR WILL OPEN "ONOAY
CARNIVAL THRILLS
SIGHT, SOUND. SENSATION
SPACE FLIGHT
FAIR NIGHTS
WINNERS LISTED FOR OURHAM C0U1 TY FAIR
CLEAN UP OLO SIGNS
OURHAM COUNTY FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY. N.C.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTE" HEALTH OF OURHAM
LIFELINE GETS MORE VOLUNTEERS
IT'S A GAME. BUT IT STILL STACKS THE CAROS AGAINST THE ELDERLY
HOSPITAL CARE APPRECIATED
MEDICARE CHANGES COULO HURT H3SPITAL'
HOSPITAL SERVICE GREAT
GRATEFUL FOR HOSPITAL
NEW BUILOING STANOAROS TO RAISE HOSPITAL COSTS
FINE CARE MADE EXPERIENCE EASIER
COUNTY GENERAL PRAISED
2 MUMMIES GET TESTS AT HOSPITAL
X-RAYS HELP TO UNCOVER FACTS ABOUT 2 MUMMIES
OURHAM COUNTY PLANS FOR HOSPITAL OF TOMORROW
COOLING OFF BEFORE THE WORK B=GINS
COUNTY, AGENCY TUSSLE OVER HO* E HEALTH CARE
RUOIN TO GIVE LECTURE ON MINISTERING TO NEEDY
HOSPITAL STAFF WAS GREAT
NEW LASER DEVICE To REDUCE SUtGERY
COUNTY HOSPITAL SEEKS OPEN heirt SURGERY
HELPFUL HOSPITAL STAFF WINS FAMILY'S THANKS
HOSPITAL'S FINANCES IMPROVE
CHANGE IN RULE RUBS THERAPISTS WRONG WAY
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO 0
HOSPITAL
PROGRAM
ALCOHOL
PRIVATE
COST OF
NEW BUIL
DRUG CEN
THE STAR
GROUNOBR
DRUG CLI
CITY CON
ALCOHOL
GENERAL HOSPITAL. ALCOHOL ANO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
LCOHOLISM
RUG ABUSE
RUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
AKLEIGH AT OURHAM
ADDITION OK'O
AIMS TO HELP ALCOHOLICS AND FAMILIES. TOO
PROGRAM BACKED
SECTOR HELP SOUGHT IN DRUG TREATMENT
PROGHAM FOR ALCOHOLICS TO RISE
DING STANDAROS TO RAISE HOSPITAL COSTS
TER CEREMONIES SET
T OF SOMETHING NEW
EAKING CEREMONIES BEGIN TURNING DREAM INTO REALITY
NIC FUNDS GETTING HARD TO FIND
STRUCTION HITS 113 MILLION
DRUG CENTER FACES «1 MILLION COST OVERRUN
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. AMBULATORY SURGERY UNIT
SEE ALSO AMBULATORY SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
HEALTH AGENCY OK S CLINIC
HEALTH OFFICIALS DIFFER OVER SURGERY CLINIC
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL: NO NEED F0» MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
HOSPITAt MISSED CHANCE ON CLINIC
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/?".
STATE APPROVES BEQUEST FOB MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
COST-EFFECTIVE CASE IS r.OAL
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OUAHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. BUDGET
HOSPITAL EYES BUDGET
INTENSIVE. COPONARY CARE TO CD ST MORE AT HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL RATES STABLE
COST OF POOR PATIENTS SHIFTED TO PAYERS
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL HOPEFUL LAYOFFS NOT NECESSARY
OUKE TRYING TO REIN •UNBRIDLE?1 HOSPITAL COSTS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. C ANDYSTR I PERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. OURham
CANOY STRIPERS MARK SUMMER SERVICE WITH PARTY
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
MEDICARE CHANGES may » AK E AIO TO POOR PEOPLE «0«E OIFFICULT
INTENSIVE, CORONARY CARE TO C3ST MQRE AT HOSPITAL
COST OF POOR PATIENTS SHIFTEO TO PAYERS
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CONFERENCES
ARTHRITIS SEMINAR TO 3E HELD
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
HOSPITAL PROJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED
OFFICIALS RE3UEST TWO NEW HOSPITAL 3UIL0INGS
HOSPITAL AODITION OK ' D
COST OF PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLICS TO RISE
ALCOHOL. DRUG CENTER FACES U MILLION COST OVERRUN
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. COSTS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
MEOICARE CHANGES "AY MAKE AID TO POOR PEOPLE MORE DIFFICULT
MEDICARE PAY PLAN SPREADING
MINOR ILLS miy COST LESS AT COUNTY GENERAL
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. OIETICIANS
DIABETICS ANO 0!ETE»S CAN ENJOY THE SWEETS OF THE SEASON, TOO
OUPHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
•IT CAN'T HAPPEN TO ME- ATTITJDE CAN BE DEADLY
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. EMPLOYEES
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. HEART CATHETERIZATION ANO SURGERY
COUNTY HOSPITAL SEEKS OPEN HEART SURGERY
OPEN-HEART OPERATIONS MAY FACE OPPOSITION
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. HO- E HEALTH CARE PLAN
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
HOME-CARE PROJECT OK • D
HOME CARE FOCUS OF OURHAM GEN=RAL PLAN
HOSPITAL SEEKS PLAN OK
HEALTH SYSTEMS BOARD POSTPONES DECISION ON HOME SERVICES PLAN
AGENCY OELAYS HOME HEALTH CAR = PLAN
HOSPITAL'S hqme SERVICES OPPOSED
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS TO SEEK OK FOR IN-HOME SERVICE
STATE DENIES RECUEST To RECONSIDER DECISION ON HOME-CARE FOR PATIENTS
AT-HOME CARE GETS APPROVAL
SPECIAL MEETING SLATED ON HOm; CARE PLAN
HOME MEDICAL CARE PLAN CONTESTED
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. NURSERY
THE HOSPITAL'S WINNERS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. OCCUPANCY RATE
DECLINE IN NUMBER OF PATIENTS HAS HOSPITAL OFFICIALS WORRIED
HEALERS OISAPPOINTEO BY LACK JF CUSTOMERS
MINOR ILLS MAY COST LESS AT CTUNTY GENEPAL
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS CONSIDER LAYOFFS AND HIRING FREEZE
OURHAM COUNTY PLANS FOR HOSPITAL OF TOMORROW
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL HOPEFUL LAYTFFS NOT NECESSARY
NO LAYOFFS, SAYS CDUNTY GENERAL PRESIDENT
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO DUKE, ' SAYS PLANNER
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. PATIENTS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CHARITY PATIENTS
OU'HAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. PSYCHIATRIC UNIT
MENTAL HEALTH UNIT OFFERS FAMILY APPROACH
MORE MENTAL PATIENTS MAY GET CARE AT DURHAM HOSPtTAL
DURHAM C°UNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. RATES
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, OURHAM, RATES
INTENSIVE. CORONARY CARE To C3ST "ORE AT HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL RATES STABLE
COST OF POOR PATIENTS SHIFTED TO PAYERS
POLITICAL BUROEN PLACED ON HOSPITAL
OUKE TRYING TO REIN 'UNBRIDLE-!' HOSPITAL COSTS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. STAFF
HEALTH AGENCY OKS CLINIC
HEALTH OFFICIALS DIFFER OVER SURGERY CLINIC
PHYSICIAN REVIEW COSTLY
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
OOR I S MARSH IS AUXILIARY'S VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
BENEFIT ART AUCTION PLANNEO FIR OCT. 20
ULTIMATELY BRCNCOSCDPIC: fjLL SHOW WILL BENEFIT THE TEACHING OF SURGERY
WINTER. 198*-85 IS PEARLS. L Al E AT AUXILIARY SHOW
SEASON'S STYLES: FEMININE. ELrGANT
HOLIDAY STYLE
DURHAM COUNTY GRAND JURY
SEE ALSO JURY OUTY
CHILO ABUSE REPORTING STUOISO
G»ANO JURY PROBING CHILD ABUS5 REPORTING
GRAND JURY: CHILO-ABUSE REPORTS TOO SLOW
GRANO JURY'S PURPOSE SIGNIFICANT TO JUSTICE
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT,
BOMB Threat a fizzle
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PLANS OPEN HOUSE
POOL LAW STIFFENEO 3Y BOARD
HEALTH CENTER A BLESSING
PREGNANCY RATF CLIMBS FOR DURHAM'S WHITE TEENS
RESISTANT GONORRHEA BACK IN DJRHAM
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H
2
12/16/3*
A
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H 2 1/05/84 9 1 N 330
S 2 1/05/94 C 1 N J56
S 2 3/27/84 A I N J56
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H45
A15
S76
H
2
5/25/84
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J/25/34
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10/21/94
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2
11/09/94
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2
11/09/84
8
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11/22/84
A
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H 2 6/01/9* A 1
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H 2 6/15/8* B 1
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3/15/84 B 3
4/07/8* A 9
4/21/94 S 5
5/14/8* i *
6/03/9* g 7
3/01/8* B 1
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J56
N 981
I
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N 981
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8". -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 255
1/14/85
BAD HEALTH CONDITIONS
SEPTIC SYSTEM PROBLEMS AIRED AT BOARO MEETING
OURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES SANITATION RATINGS
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DE P T . , "UDGET
HEALTH HOARD OKS RAISES FOR NJRSES
HEALTH GROUP PAY-RAISE BIO TO BE REVIEwEO
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT., NURSES
HEALTH BOARD OKS RAISES FOR NJRSES
HEALTH GROUP PAY-RAISE BID TQ BE REVIEWED
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT., SANITATION DIVISION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. OURHAM
SEE ALSO SANITATION RATINGS
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
COUNTY'S SEPTIC TANK RULES LEAVE HOMEOWNERS ON LIMB
SEPTIC SYSTEMS PECK OF PROBLEMS
SEPTIC SYSTEM PROBLEMS AIRED AT BOARD MEETING
COUNTY CANNOT IGNORF PLIGHT OF HOMEOWNERS
SEPTIC VICTIMS MERIT TAX-VALU? EXEMPTION
FLETCHER: SEPTIC TANK UNIT TO HURT INSPECTORS
OURHAM COUNTY HOME DEMONSTRATION CL UR
SEE EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS. 0URHA1 COUNTY
DURHAM COUN
HO S P I T
HOSPIT
OFFICI
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AL MISSE
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REMONIES
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PLAN FO
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SURGERY
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HO
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SHIF
SUES
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LICS TO RISE
RAISE HOSPITAL COSTS
ME NURSING SERVICES
CA)E IDEA
TED TO PAYERS
DOCTORS. HOSPITALS
LAYOFFS NOT NECESSARY
TESTED
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. »UOGE T
FIRE COVERAGE BEING COMPLETED
INTENSIVE. CORONARY CARE TU COST MORE AT HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL RATES STABLE
FUNDING CUTS HURT HOSPITAL
OURHAM COUNTY
HOSPITAL
ALLIANCE
HOSPITAL
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JOB SATI
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HOSPITAL
COST OF
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MINORITY
MONEY WO
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LOVETT P
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
NO LAYOF
NO LAYOF
POL I TICA
AFTER DE
CHANGE I
DURHAM H
HOSPITAL CORP., EMPLOYEES
CONSIDERS 12 FOR JOB-FAIRNESS POST
WANTS ROLE IN PLAN
AUDITION OK'O
IVE ACTION AT HOSPITAL OEBATED
SFACTION THE NORM
IENT CARE NOT RACIAL
OPPOSITION TO JOB QUOTAS WELCOME CHANGE
OSES SUIT
GETS JOB-FAIRNESS OFFICER
EYES BUOGET
PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLICS TO RISE
ERS THREATEN HEALTH CARE
EMPLOYEES FOCUS OF HOSPITAL'S PLAN
ES MAY DELAY MINORITY HIRING AT HOSPITAL
VEO IS MONEY EARNED AT COUNTY GENERAL
PITAL LAYOFFS POSSIBLE
LAYOFF POLICY APPROVED
ROTESTS PLAN FOR HOSPI TAL LAYOFFS
LAYOFFS HURT POOR
OFFICIAL HOPEFUL LAYOFFS NOT NECESSARY
FS. SAYS COUNTY GENER5L PRESIDENT
FS AT HOSPITAL
L BURDEN PLACED ON HOSPITAL
LAY, HOSPITAL EMPLOYE1 S TO BEGIN GETTING PAY INCREASES
N RULE RU?S THERAPISTS WRONG WAY
OSPITAL'S HIRING PLAN PROGRESSING
nuRHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
INTENSIVE. CORONARY CARE TO COST MORE AT HOSPITAL
DECLINE IN NUMBER OF PATIENTS HAS HOSPITAL OFFICIALS WORRIED
MINOR ILLS MAY COST LESS AT COUNTY GENERAL
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS CONSIDER LAYOFFS AND HIRING FREEZE
MINORITY EMPLOYEES FOCUS OF HOSPITAL'S PLAN
MONEY WOES MAY DELAY MINORITY HIRING AT HOSPITAL
LOVFTT PROTESTS PLAN FOP HOSPITAL LAYOFFS
NO LAYOFFS. SAYS COUNTY GENER^ L PRESIDENT
COUNTY HOSPITAL SEEKS OPEN HEART SURGERY
HOSPITAL'S FINANCES IMPROVE
OURHAM COUNTY INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO P
CAMERAS
PR ISONER
FIRF ORI
OAY IN C
•PEOPLE
•JAILHOU
COUNTY J
LABARRE
JAILHOUS
GALLOWAY
JAIL COU
JUDGES
COURTHOU
COURT SH
JUDGE GA
INTERRUP
JAIL
RISONERS. DURHAM
WATCHING JAIL. SHERIFF'S DOOR
ACCUSED OF SETTING FI RF
LL AT JAIL PLEASES OFFICIALS
OURT GETS HIM NIGHT IN COOLER
PLEASER' GOES TO JAIL TO HOLD COURT
SE JUSTICE' IPKS JUOGF LABARRE
AIL IS NO PLACE TO HOLD OISTRICT COURT
SAYS GALLOWAY PRACTICE LUDICROUS
E JUDGMENTS HIT BY CISTRICT COURT JUOGE
• READ DON'T AGREE ON TALK ABOUT JAIL
RTS ENDING, JUDGE READ SAYS
GREE TO NO MORE JAIL SESSIONS
SE CONTROVERSY UNDERMINES PUBLIC TRUST
OULD LEARN A LESSON
LLOWAY, IN BALL AND ^AIN, PRESIDING OVER COURT (CARTOONI
TED SENTENCING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
OURHAM COUNTY JAIL. ASSAULTS
INMATE ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. ESCAPES
SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
ESCAPEE FACES EXTRADITION
NO-SHOWS BOOMING AT DURHAM COJNTY JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. OVERCROWOING
DON'T HOVE COURT OFFICES. PANFL SAYS
DRUNK DRIVING A CRIME
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. SUICIOE ATTEMPTS
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H 2 3/30/84 B
S 2 3/30/8". C 1
3/30/84
3/30/84
11/18/34
N 881
N J56
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H
2
10/03/84
A
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11/01/84
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11/02/84
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1
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11/06/84
A
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11/17/84
A
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2
12/14/84
c
1
N
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H
2
1/10/34
B
1
N
B30
H
2
1/14/84
A
13
N
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2
1/14/84
A
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N
H
2
3/15/84
B
3
N
830
S
2
3/15/84
A
3
N
J56
H
2
6/07/84
B
1
N
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H
2
6/14/14
C
m
N
830
s
2
6/15/84
A
12
N
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7/06/84
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8/01/84
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9/26/84
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9/30/84
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10/02/84
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H
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10/06/84
A
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2
10/18/84
A
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N
B30
H 2 4/18/84 A 10 N 881
H 2 5/09/84 C 1 N 830
S 2 5/09/84 C 1 N J56
S 2 6/27/84 C 1 N J56
H
2
1/12/84
B
1
N
330
s
2
1/12/R4
c
1
N
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H
2
1/17/84
A
1
N
381
s
2
1/17/84
A
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1/17/84
A
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H
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1/19/84
A
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H
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1/20/84
A
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H
2
2/17/84
B
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4/12/84
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4/12/84
A
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8/1D/84
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9/02/84
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9/12/84
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H
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9/13/84
6
1
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9/13/84
A
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330
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10/11/84
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12/13/84
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12/13/84
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12/24/84
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5/09/84
c
1
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H
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7/12/84
A
14
N
B30
H
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8/0°/84
B
1
N
330
S
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8/09/34
A
1
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M
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8/10/84
B
1
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s
2
8/10/84
A
5
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s
2
9/13/84
A
1
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H
2
10/1 1/84
A
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H
2
11/15/84
B
1
N
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S
2
U/15/B4
C
1
N
J56
H
2
1/18/84
3
1
N
A54
H
2
3/20/84
A
1 3
N
H
2
5/J4/B4
B
1
N
A54
H
2
5/1 1/84
A
1
N
S82
H
2
7/31/84
A
1
P N
S92
H
2
8/07/84
A
I
N
S82
H
2
8/07/84
A
4
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s
2
8/07/84
C
1
N
H
2
8/08/84
A
1
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s
2
8/08/84
A
1
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HOS
H
2
8/09/84
A
t
N
S82
s
2
3/09/84
A
1
N
HOS
s
2
8/09/34
A
4
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2
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A
4
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H
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8/12/84
0
4
T T
R56
H
2
12/28/84
A
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S 2 12/13/84 A
7/14/84
12/23/84
4/10/84
4/12/84
N
N 582
N BB1
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 256
1/14/35
SEE ALSO SUICIDE AT-TEWPTS
JAIL INMATE CUTS WRISTS.
STARTS FIRE
0u"ham COUNTY JAIL. WORK RELEASE
NO-SHOwS BOOHING AT DURHAM COJNTr JAIL
DURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL BJILDING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
OLD GIVES -AY TO NEW
DON'T MOVE COURT OFFICES. PAN; L SAYS
MHO MILL "OVE TO OLD COURTHOUSE UNOECIDED
BOMB THREAT EMPTIES ALL BUT JML CELLS
AP&UMENTS ARE SLATED ON BUILDING
ESCAPEE SOUGHT
ESCAPEE FACES EXTRADITION
COUNTY'S OEFENSF AGAINST ESCAPES IS SGT. BILLY POOLE
FROM MOVIE TO COURT
DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO LANDFILL":. N.C.
OLD mELFare FILE* HEADED FOR OUMP
METHANE TOO SCARCE FOR PROFIT
CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE TO TACK ABOUT LANDFILL
PANEL FAVORS JOINT WATER, SE WE R STUDY
COUNTY LANDFILL TO CLOSE OEC. 18
LANDFILL MERGER IS EYED
OURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOARD MEETING
ANNOUNCEMENT:. ..APPOINTMENTS TO CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT.
DURHAM COUNTY MAGISTRATE'S
MARRYING SAM: OURHAM M
WOUNOEO MAN ESCAPES MA
CHARGES AGAINST MAGIST
WOMAN ALLEGEDLY ATTACK
SUSPENDED MAGISTRATE "
MAGISTRATE ARRESTED
SUSPENOFO MAGISTRATE'S
EX-MAGISTRATE REMAINS
TRIAL IS POSTPONEC
TWO LAWYERS WITHDRAW E
BULLOCK CASE JURORS NA
BOY. 9, TFSTIFIES OF P
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN
MAGISTRATE DENIES ABUS
JURY mullING CASE OF S
JURORS OEADLOCK IN 9UL
BULLOCK GETS LIFE TERM
BULLOCK RECEIVES LIFE
JUDGE SENTENCES BULLOC
BULLOCK OFFICIALLY REM
NEW MAGISTRATF SOUGHT
MAGISTRATE TO FACE JAR
JUDGE: MAGISTRATE VIOL
NO CHARGES EXPECTED AG
■ARRANT SNAFU SUGGESTS
MAGISTRATE REPRIMANDED
MAGISTRATE DENIES COMP
WARRANT REFUSAL CREATE
OFFICE
AGISTRaTE SAYS HE'S 'SEEN IT ALL
GISTRATE
RATE IN/
S MAGIST
ACES MO!
OLVE LEWD ACT WITH CHILD
RATE OUTSIOE OFFICE
E CHARGES
BOND LOWERED TO S15.000
IN JAtL
ROM MAGI STRATE'S CASE
MEO
EATINGS. SEXUAL A»US£
TRIAL 3F MAGISTRATE
ING CHI. JREN
USPENDE3 MAGISTRATE
LOCK CASE
F0° A6JSE OF CHILOREN
SENTENCE
K TO LI=E FOR CHILD ABUSE
OVED FROM JOB
RANT QUESTIONS
ATED PROCEDURES
AINST MSGISTRATE
"AGIST! ATE INEFFICIENCY
IN WARRANTS CASE
LA INT ^AT SHE WAS RUDE TO WOMAN
S CONTROVERSY
DURHAM COUNTY MANAGER'S OFFICE
SWINOELL PLANS TO RETIRE
COUNTY MANAGER OUIET ON RETIRE
QUICK 'NO' TURNS INTO LONG TEM
SWINDELL TO RETIRE BY DEC. 1 -
CLEMENT REPLACES TEER AS COUNT
SWINDELL'S RETIRE»ENT WOULD CO
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHOW SYM'
EDITORIAL INSULTING TO NON-WHI
COUNTY MANAGE0 SEARCH BEGINNI*
COUNTY SETS MANAGER TIMETABLE
MANAGER APPLICANTS ARE NARROWS
BOARO CONSIDERS 23 c0" MANAGE'
COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS MANAGER
LIST OF APPLICANT FOR SWINDEL.
BOARD TO CHOOSE 5 FOR MANAGER'
3 APPLICANTS CHOSEN FOR MANAGE
COMMISSIONERS CONTINUE COUNTY
MANAGER INTERVIEW SLATED
FOUR CANDIDATES REMAIN FOR COJ
COUNTY MANAGE" LIST CUT TO FOJ
SWINDELL ACCOMPLISHES MUCH IN
MANAGERS. TIMES CHANGE
SCHOOL BOARD BIDS SAO FARE«ELL
COUNTY TO MAKE OFFER TODAY ON
commissioner LOGIC Shaky on C_
FINALIST PICKED FOR COUNTY JC13
NEW COUNTY MANAGER TO bE NAHEO
COMMISSIONE'S TO ANNOUNCE CDUV
BOND NEW COUNTY MANAGER - REPO
DURHAM TO BE SECOND COUNTY IN
BOND IS UNANIMOUSLY CHQSEN EOT
BOND SAYS COUNTY SHOULD KEEP =
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE NEW COUV.
RECEPTION FOR SECRETARY
NEW COUNTY MANAGE' TO HELP COO
MANAGER HAS FINE RECORD
MOISTURE FILLS SOME EYES AS Sw
RECEIVES PLAQUE
BONO KNOWS POLITICAL ROPES
SWINDELL BIDS FOND GOODBYE
SAV1N0 GOOOBVE
SWINOELL'S SESQUIPEDALIAN FARF
COUNTY'S THIRO "ANAGER REPORTS
NEW OURHAM manager 3EGINS JOB
BONO MAKES EARLY APPEARANCE
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCISTION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY "ENTAL H=" ALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY MgNTAL H=ALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP PRESENTS AwAROS
MENTAL HEALTH TENNIS TOURVEY
THANKS FOR HELP WITH TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO CURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO "ENTAL HEALTH
30AHD WARY OF PSYCHIATRIST PL*N
INCPEASES SOUGHT FOR MENTAL HEALTH
REOUCEO QUALITY COSTING MORE?
DURHAM COUNTY MfiTAL HEALTH CENTER
MENT
URE
UNLESS HE'S STILL NEEDED
Y COMMISSIONER
NT1NUE SHUFFLE
TOMS OF CHANGE
TE MALES
G
D TO 28
•S JOB
REPLACEMENT
•S JOB NARROWED TO 13
S JOB
R'S JOB
MANAGER SEARCH
NTY MANAGER POST
R
35-year TENURE
TO SWINDFLL
MANAGER'S JOB
OSED-DOOR INTERVIEWS
MONDAY
TY MANAGER REPLACEMENT
RT
N.C. WITH BLACK MANAGER
"ANAGER
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TY MANAGER
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WELL
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MONDAY
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DATE
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4/19/84 B
5/14/°4 C
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1/26/84
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4/02/84
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A
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12/01/94
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12/37/84
A
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12/10/84
C
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s
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9/11/34
A
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9/11/84
A
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8/17/84
A
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9/17/94
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9/27/84
A
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9/05/94
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9/10/84
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9/11/84
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9/12/84
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9/12/84
c
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9/14/84
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9/14/84
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9/19/84
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s
2
9/13/84
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s
2
10/05/84
A
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H
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10/06/34
B
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s
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10/06/34
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10/08/84
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10/12/94
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10/30/94
c
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12/28/84
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9/10/84
A
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381
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3/10/84
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3/10/94
A
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3/14/84
A
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3/14/34
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8/15/94
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10/23/94
c
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10/24/94
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10/26/84
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10/27/84
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10/30/84
C
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10/31/84
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11/09/84
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11/19/84
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11/20/84
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11/23/94
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11/24/84
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL H=ALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO HELPLINE (DURHAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICE!
SEE ALSO LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
DURHAM HELPLINE OFFICIALS SEE<ING AID FOR PROGRAM
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GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
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FUNOING CUTS HURT HOSPITAL
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DURHAM COUNTY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. EMPLOYEES
SHAW IS REMAINING ACTIVE
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OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING ANO INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SOUTHERN OURHAM. RTP LANO-USE PLANS UNVEILED
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PLANNING JOBS TO BE FILLED
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3RD COUNTY PLANNER OUT; COULD SLOW PLAN DRAFT
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BELL: NO THREAT MADE TO FIRE "LANNER
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CITY PLANNER LEAVING FOR SIMILAR COUNTY JOB
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HIGH COURT UPHOLOS 1982 ANNEXATION PLAN
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CHAMBER DIRECTORS URGE JOINT PLANNING APPROACH
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JOINT EFFORTS ESSFNTIAL
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DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
ANNEXATION HEARING SCHEDULED F OR JAN. 30
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COUNTY BOARO DELAYS DECISION ON ZONING
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CLARK LAKE RESIDENTS RAP APARTMENT PROJECT
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BALANCE RIGHTS IN PLANNING
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PLANNERS TO PUBLISH AGENDAS
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BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
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CONTROVERSIAL APARTMENTS TO BE STUDIED
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HOUSING-AIRSTRIP GIVEN APPROVAL
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COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN COMING
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GROUP WILL OISCUSS RULES FOR LAND USE
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FEEDBACK SOUGHT ON LANO-USE PLANS
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OURHAM COUNTY CAUTIOUS ON WAT=RSHED ORDINANCES
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COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD MEETING
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OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY 30ARD
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. OLD BUILDING (MAIN ST. 1
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF THE OURHAM LIBRARY
WAR" up -ITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS ACTIVITIES
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AUTHOR LEE SMITH TO GIVF READING
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PROJECT LIFT CAN HELP
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ARTSEEN...
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WORKSHUP ON INFORMATION PLANNED IN DURHAM LIBRARY
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INSPECTING ARTWORK
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MARY MEBANE TO READ SUNDAY
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5/08/84
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HUMAN SERVICES PAGES WORTHY P'OJECT
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8/08/64
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PROGRAMS SET AT LIBRARY ON AMTRICAN PRESIDENCY
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PEARL HALL HONORED
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9/07/84
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CHINESE PUPPET TROUPE TO PERFORM SEPT. 30
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9/20/84
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SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BOOK SALE
BARGAINS STACK UP AT BOOK SAL= HELD BY DURHAM LIBRARY'S 'FRIENOS'
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DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, CHILOREN'S ROOM
LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY PROGRAM
INDEX
12/31/34
DISCOVER THE LIBRARY
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARYt
FOR THE LIBRARY
IN MEMORY OF A SOLDIER
OUPHAH COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. OLD 3UILDING IMAIN ST. I
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC L'BRARY
NEW. OLD
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RECEIVE AWA) DS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
OUPHAH COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. OUTREACH PROJECT
O.A.S.I.S.: OLDER ADULT AND S-IUT-IN SERVICE I AD I
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. OVERDUE BOOKS
GOT AN OVERDUE BOOK? CHECK IT IN FREE JUNE 4-9
BOOK FINES TO INCREASE
AFTER LATE-BOOK PAROON, LIBRARY SHOULD GET TOUGH
OOUBLE OR NOTHING
FINES ARE NOT GETTING BOOKS BACK TO LIbRARY
COMPUTER AND PENALTIES KEYS IN TARDY-BOOK WAR
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. PROJECT LIFT
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, STANFORD L. WARREN BRANCH
SEE STANFORO L. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY
DUOHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. SUMMER REAOING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO READING
LI6RARY PLANS OAYS FOR STUOENTS
SUPER READER
TOP READERS
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. VOLU'ITEERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
VOLUNTEERS NEEOEO
OUPHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD
DURHAM COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
GARRETT SEEKS RE-ELECTION AS COUNTY REGISTEP OF OEEDS
SCHOOL BOARO. DEEDS OFFICE CANDIDATES FILE
DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP FUNO
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOOLS
IGH SCHOOL 3AN0 FESTIVAL
GUIDE TO DURHAM
AN NOT ALLOWED INSIDE OURHAM SCHOOLS
HOP GFTS PERMANENT SPIT
MERCHANDISE
FT SHOP TO OPEN SATURDAY
FT SHOP TO OPEN ITS 03 OR 3
ITH SPEECH PROBLEMS RECEIVE HELP THROUGH PROGRAM
ITES SCHOOL GAINS OVE* A DECADE
CHODL SYSTEM CALLEO '3NE OF THE BEST"
EPURT CITES DECADE OF PROGRESS
CHOOLS CLEARED OF DISCRIMINATION CHARGE
UNTY SCHOOL BRASS TO LOSE PHONE SERVICE FOR HOURS
FFICES WILL NOT HAVE 'HONES FOR 4 HOURS MONDAY
OULD CAUSE SCHOOL PROBLEMS
KNOW THAT...
HOP EARNS 16.500 FOR SCHOOLS
OUNTY SCHOOLS GET AWA> 0 FOR EXCELLENCE
RA TO PERFORM IN SCHODLS
WINNERS
DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO H
A KID'S
ARMED KL
THR IFT
CHECKING
PTA THRI
PTA THRI
PUPILS W
REPORT C
COUNTY S
SCHOOL "
COUNTY S
CITY, CO
SCHOOL 0
GROWTH C
DID YOU
THRIFT S
DURHAM C
N.C. OPE
CONTEST
ourham county schools. accreo i t at mns
accrediting of schools announceo
schools re-accreoited
durham county schools. achievement tests
see durham county schools. annu» l testing
durham county schools. administration
dr. haynes to leave schools fir new job
have a question?
school boaro to consider chancing its policy on trips
durham county schools. a=ter-school care program
see also child care
see also child care centers
see also durham city schools. a= tfr-school care program
pick -counselors' carefully
schools offer care for wookin" parents
correction
durham county schools. annual repoit
report cites school gains ovep a decade
county school system calleo '?ne of the best'
school report cites decade of progress
oupham county schools. annual testing
see also ourham county schools. competency tests
see also durham county schools. scholastic aptitude tests
writing tests: durham county superintendent questions nee"
report cites school gains ove* a decaoe
most durham 9th-graders scup ed l]w on writing test
county students score high on tests
achievement scores c l i m? f0» county school students
achievement scores climp fop county school students
achievement scores stay a30ut same
students score high
county stuoents remain near dp in test scores
county schools' class of '8". ^s lower sat scores
oupham county schools, arts program
see also art education
see also durham arts council, c3uncil for creative arts in the public
see also Durham county schools, summer arts program
grade a art
student art show is lively an3 fun
summer arts program offers dr«ma, painting ano pottery
insurance company co-sponsors "arts africa'
ourham county schools. assaults
see also northern high school. assaults
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4/03/84 A
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4/05/84 A
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1/07/84
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4/03/84
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SUBJECTS
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'AGE 259
1/14/85
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY, ASSAULTS
3 MEN HELO IN SCHOOL ASSAULTS
3 CHARGED WITH BEATING AT NORTHERN
ASSAULT HEARING TOMORROW
SCHOOLS. COURT, PUPILS MUST OMBAT VIOLENCE
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
FLU NOT BIG PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS
FLU-LIKE VIRUS HITS DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES FEEL PINCH FROM FLU
•PLAYING HOOKIE' WORLDWIDE PRTBLEM
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS GET AWA' D FOR EXCELLENCE
SCHOOL PROGRAMS GET AWARDS IN DURHAM COUNTY. BURLINGTON
MECCA GOALS UNIVERSAL
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY VOTE IN BUDGET
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BOUNDARIES
SEE OURHAM CUUNTY SCHOOLS. R ED IS TR I CT ING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BJDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SCHOOLS COLLECT MONEY FROM CITY PARKING FINES
EDUCATION FUNOING SHIFTS TO L3CAL LEVELS
REPORT CITES SCHOOL GAINS OVE"< A DECADE
TEACHERS' RAISES TO HURT BUDGETS
COUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET INCLUDES RAISE FOR TEACHERS PAIO LOCALLY
TEACHER PAY HIKE EYED
BELL SUGGESTS HALVING REQUEST FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
SCHOOL DOLLARS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO MAY VOTE 3N BUDGET
OURHAM COUN
SCHOOL
COUNTY
LOWES
YEAGER
LACK 0
YEAGER
CLASSR
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
BRAGTO
CONSTR
NORTHE
COUNTY
PUPILS
PRIORI
SCHOOL
DURHAM COUN
SEE ALSO
SFE ALSO
STATE
COUNTY
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
COUNTY
PUPILS
SCHOOL
STUDEN
1984-8
SCHOOL
DELAYE
TY SCHOOLS, BUIL
S HAVE MORE WORK
SCHOOLS BUDGET
GROVE SCHOOL OVE
BUILDING BOOM
F BIDS DELAYS PA
: PLANS FOR NEW
OOMS TO BE ADOEO
CONSTRUCT ION PR
BOARO ORDERS BU
WN SCHOOL CALLED
UCT ION DELAY HAM
RN HIGH CONSTRUC
SCHOOLS RETAIN
MAY LEAVE SCHOO
TV: PLANNING FOR
PROJECTS BEHINO
DING PROGRAMS
INCLUDES RAISE FOR TEACHERS PAIO LOCALLY
RLOOKED BY COUNTY
WOULD SPUR SCHOOL NEEDS
VING AT 2 SCHOOLS
TOWN COJLD AFFECT BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
OJECTS ALMOST DONE
ILDING-NEEDS STUDY; BRAGTOWN STAYS OPEN
INAOEO'JATE; BOARO CONSIDERING BUILDING NEW.
PERS SCHOOL
TION WORK TO BE COMPLETED SOON
JURISDICTION OVER FINLEY FOREST
LS; TAX BASE WILL NOT CHANGE
GROWTH
SCHEDUL E
TY SCHOOLS, CALENOAR AN3 SCHEDULE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENOAR AND SCHEOULE
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHEOULE
SHOULD COMPARE APPLES WITH APPLES
SCHOOLS OPENING LATE
CALENOAR APPROVEO
HOLIDAYS CHANGED
BOARD SCHEDULES HALF-OA Y IN COMPROMISE
SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO MAKE MARCH 30 SHORT DAY
OUT EARLY
S SET MAKEUP DAYS
TS, MANY WORKERS TO GET LONG EASTER BREAK
5 SCHOOL CALENOAR
S TO TAKE HOLIOAY MONDAY
D SCHOOL MAY SHORTEN CHILDREN'S VACATION PERIODS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLASS SIZE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, T EACH ER - PUP I L RATIO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY EOUCATION
CENTER PLANS PROGRAMS
EVENING CLASSES AT CARRINGTON
CONTINUING EOUCATION
SPRING FEVER? — EVENING IN SPRING
COMMUNITY EOUCATION REVIEWS BUSY YEAR
ALTERNATIVE EOUCATION WRITES SUCCESS STORIES
FALL 1984 COMMUNITY EOUCATIN CLASSES IN OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS ( AO I
COURSE OFFEREO FOR HOMEOWNERS
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR AWARO
NEW DURHAM EFFORT REACHES tl MILLION
ALTERNATIVE EOUCATION DIRECTOl TO BE HONOREO
OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLASTIC APTITUOE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., COMPETEMCY TESTS
ACHIEVEMENT SCORES STAY ABOUT SAME
STU0ENT5 SCORE HIGH
TEST RATINGS HIGHER FOR OURHah STUDENTS
SCHOOL COMPETENCY TEST SCORES IMPROVE.
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
NEW COMPUTER
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS GETTING THEIR OWN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
EDUCATORS: COMPUTER PUSH REQUIRES CARE
SCHOOLS TAKING SENSIBLE APPROACH WITH COMPUTERS
COUNTY SCHOOLS' COMPUTER PROGRAM PURCHASED BY STATE
SCHOOLS RECEIVE COMPUTER GRANT
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CONSTRUCTION
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUILDING PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COSTS
CITY SCHOOLS HOLD LEAD IN SPENDING
EDUCATION FUNOING SHIFTS TO L1CAL LEVELS
REPORT CITES SCHOOL GAINS OVEI A DECADE
DUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COUNSELING \ND GUIDANCE PROGRAM
J'JOGE SAYS SCHOOLS NEED COUNSELORS
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS HELP STU3ENTS 'HAVE A GOOD DAY'
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
SEE ALSO READING
EXTRA COURSE STUDIES PROPOSEO FOR SCHOOLS
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H 2 5/16/84 C 1 N A54
S 2 5/16/84 C 1 N H05
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S 2 1/21/94 A 1 N COS
S 2 1/26/84 A 1 N X72
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1/14/85
VEAGER: COUNTY DROPOUTS "AT INCREASE
COUNTY SCHOOL5 PLAN CHANGES
SOUTHERN HIGH'S FOOD SERVICE CLASS POPULAR WITH MALES. TOO
FARMING'S FUTURE TO BE CISCUSSEO
BUSINESS-SCHOOL LINK URGED
SENIORS GET FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HEALTH OCCUPATIONS
CURRICULUMS OIFFJQ AT THREE C3UNTY HIGH SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. OESEGREGATIDN
OURHA" DESEGREGATION: A PEACE=UL OCCURRENCE
COUNTY SCHOOLS CHARTING RIGHT COJRSE ON EQUALITY
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DISCIPLINE
ARMEO KLAN NOT ALLOWED INSIDE DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS NEEO NO VIGILANTES
FEDERAL AGENCY PROBES RACIAL JIA5 COMPLAINT
NO KLAN UNITS SEEN AT DURHA- SCHOOLS
U.S. OFFICIALS CLEAR COUNTY SCHOOLS OF BIAS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRESS CODE
1ST SHOPTS IN CITY SCHOOL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. DRIVERS EDUCATION
* HURT IN CRASH OF RIG. STUOENT DRIVER'S CAR
DRIVER'S EDUCATION CLASSES SET
ORIVING CLASSES SLATED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. ORuG A8JSE _ _
SURVEY: MOST ORUG USE DOWN SLIGHTLY FOR COUNTY STUDENTS
STUDENT DRUG USE FALLING
DRUG USE BY STUDENTS DROPS. BUT NOT ENOUGH
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. EMPLOYEES I N ON- TEACHING STAFFI
TWO 30-YEAR EMPLOYEES RETIRING
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ENROLLMENT
YFAGER: BUILDING BOOM WOULD S'UR SCHOOL NEEDS
DURHAM SCHOOLS EXPECT 25.000
SOME COUNTY SCHOOLS MAY HAVE 3VERCR0WDING
ORANGE. DURHAM SCHOOLS ARE OPENING FOR 35.000
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN: ENROLLMENT UP
ENROLLMENT FIGURES MISLEADING
COUNTY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT UP BY 89 STUDENTS
COUNTY SCHOOLS RETAIN JURISDICTION OVER FINLEY FOREST
PRIORITY: PLANNING FOR GROWTH
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GIFTED PROG< AM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GIFTED
TEACHERS PICKING SPECIAL STUDENTS
PROGRAM FOR GIFTED EXPANDED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GRADUATES
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRAOS OFF TO CLEAR HEAOS
nuRHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRAOUATE 1.700
COUNTY STUDENTS GRADUATE JUNE 8
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADS OFF TO CLEAR HEAOS
Durham COUNTY SCHOOLS. GRADUATION 'EQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
GRADUATION RE3UIREMENTS EYED
EXTRA COURSE STUDIES PROPOSED FOR SCHOOLS
YFAGER: COUNTY OROPOUTS MAY INCREASE
COUNTY SCHOOLS PLAN CHANGES
STATE SHOULD COMPARE APPLES WITH APPLES
15 1/2-UNIT PROPOSAL FOR GRAOJATION ON BOARD AGENOA
COURSE REOUIR^MENTS INCREASEO FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS' GRADUATION
COUNTY TO EXPAND REMEDIAL PROSRAMS
BOARD INCREASES DIPLOMA REOUHEHENTS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GRANTS
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET GRANT T? AID HANDICAPPED PUPILS
SCHOOLS RECEIVE COMPUTER GKANT
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GUIDANCE PRTGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GJ IDANCE PROGRAM
COUNSELOR MAKES PUPILS FEEL THEY'RE 'SOMEBODY'
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. HEALTH PROG'A"S
HEAO-LICE PROBLEMS PLAGUING STUDENTS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. HOURS
SFE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION SET AT COUNTY SC-IOOLS
SIGNING UP FOR SCHOOL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
STRIP SEARCH SUIT FILEO: DAD NAMED DURHAM CO. SCHOOL UNIT
RAY: COUNTY HAS NO STRIP-SEARCHING POLICY
ATTORNEY SAYS STRIP-SEARCH SUIT JOES NOT CONTEND MAN PRESENT
FATHER CITES HARDSHIP IN STR IP -SE ARCH ING CASE
SCHOOL STRIP SEARCHES SHOULD 3E CHALLENGEO
SCHOOLS DENY STRIP-SEARCHING ,,„
ANSWER FILED TO SEARCH SUIT: DURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK DAMAGES
BOTH SIOES SEE VICTORY IN 'STRIP-SEARCHING' CASE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C.
SCHOOLS PLAN LIBRARY DAY
SCHOOLS PLAN MEDIA DAY FOR TOMORROW
YEAGER: LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY MAY BE TOO VALUABLE TO CONTINUE
SCHOOL PROGRAMS GET AWARDS IN DURHAM COUNTY. BURLINGTON
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES TO REMAIN UNCHANGEO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. MAINTENANCE
COLO CAUSES PIPES TO PREAK «T SCHOOLS
1/17/84
1/23/94 A
2/16/84 C
3/01/84 B
4/25/84 C
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9/12/8* B
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MAINTENANCE CHIEF NAMEO FOR SZHOOLS
COUNT* SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET HI TH COBLE
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS JACOBS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL*. MASTER TEACHER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. OURHAM COUNT*
MASTER-TEACHER PROGRAM PRAISE"!
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE DURHAM CIT*/COUNT* SCHOOLS, MERGER
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. MUSIC PROGRAM
COUNT* CHOIRS STAGE BENEFIT
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. OPENING
SCHOOL BUSES READ* TO ROLL
ORANGE. DURHAM SCHOOLS ARE OPENING FOR 35.000
COUNT* SCHOOLS OPEN
CLASS TREE
GRIM PEALIT*
COUNT* SCHOOLS OPEN: ENROLLMENT UP
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PARENT EDUCATION ANO INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM CUUNT* SCHOOLS. P AR El T INVOLVEMENT
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIT* SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO PARENTS INVOLVED IN PRESCHOOL EOUCATION
PARENTS ARE MORE INVOLVED IN SCHOOLS
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PARENT-TEACHER RESOURCE CENTER
MAKING GAMES
REAP CENTER SERVES AOULTS ANO CHILDREN
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PARKING
SCHOOL POARO OKS PARKING PROJECTS
SCHOOL PARKING LOTS TO BE FIXED
PLANS TO IMPROVE SOUTHERN, JO? OAN PARKING LOTS DELAVEO
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PATROLS
SEE OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. SAFET* PROGRAM
OURHAM COUNT* SCHUOLS, PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. COSTS
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PH*SICAL EOJCATION
SEE ALSO PH*SICAL EOUCATION
SEE ALSO PH*SICAL FITNESS
PH*SICAL EOUCATION OK IN SCHOOL UNITS
TV BLAMEO FOR POOR CONOITION J F STUOENTS
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, POLICE LIAISON PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, SECUUT* FORCE
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. PRINCIPALS
NORTHERN PRINCIPAL DIES
THREE WILL LEAD NORTHERN HIGH
PEARSONTOWN PRINCIPAL RETIRING AFTER IB *EARS
SEARCH FOR PRINCIPAL To BEGIN
JAMES ARMSTRONG NAMED PRINCIPAL AT NORTHERN HIGH
ARMSTRONG: SCHOOLS FOR ACHIEVEMENT
4 NEW PRINCIPALS NAMED
PRINCIPALS NAMED
TWO PRINCIPALS ARE REASSIGNED
PARKWOOD GETS INTERIM PRINCIPAL
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS. PUPIL ASSIGNMENTS
BOARO ASKED TO GIVE UP PART OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
DEVELOPER SFEKS SCHOOL CHANGE
THE CASE OF FINLE* FOREST
COUNT* SCHOOLS RETAIN JURISDICTION OVER FINLE* FOREST
PUPTLS MA* LEAVE SCHOOLS: TAX BASE WILL NOT CHANGE
COUNT* SCHOOLS PRUDENT IN REJECTING DISTRICT DEAL
DURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, PUPIL RECORDS
RECORDS LAW OUTLINED
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, REOISTRICTI-JG
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIT* SCHOOLS, RE D I S TR IC TI NG
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIT*/COUNT* SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
MIOOLE SCHOOL DISTRICTS STuDIEO
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, RELIGION
OURHAM SCHOOLS HAVE EOUAL ACCESS POLIC*
EOUAL ACCESS PROVISION MA* BRING CONTROVERSY
DURHAM COUN
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SCHOOL
•INTIM
COUNT*
COUNT*
SCHOOL
RESIGN
CHILO
SCHOOL
SCOUT I
RESTOR
T* SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
CHILOREN, HANDICAPPED
DURHAM CIT* SCHOOLS, RETARDED %. HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
OURHAM CIT*/COUNT* SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNT* ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
HANDICAPPED
MENTALL* RETAROED
S LOOKING FOR CHILDREN WHO NEED SPECIAL PROGRAMS
IDATION' CITED AT FORUM
SCHOOLS' COMPUTER PROGRAM PURCHASED P* STATE
SCHOOLS TO GET GRANT TO AID HANDICAPPED PUPILS
BOARD TO CONSIDER CHANGING ITS POLIC* ON TRIPS
ATION IS URGED
TO STA* IN PROGRAM
BOARD MULLS MEETINGS PA*
NG'S PART OF CURRICULUM FOR THIS CLASS
E PE PROGRAM
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, SAFET* PROGRAM
PATROL HONORED
PATROL WINS CONTEST
SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL PROVIDES FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS UF SERVICE
PATROL WINNERS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS
THREE GET SCHOLARSHIPS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUOE TESTS
CIT* STUOENTS DO BETTER ON SAT
OURHAM COUNT* SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CIT* SCHOOLS, S:HOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CIT* SCHOOLS, TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
BUS DRIVER HIT; WOMAN CHARGEO
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8/26/84
8/28/84
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4/17/84
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5/22/84
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5/22/84
A
7
N
H
2
4/05/84
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1
N
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s
2
6/05/84
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1
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H
2
7/03/84
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8/07/84
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9/05/84
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9/05/84
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9/08/84
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9/18/84
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9/20/34
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10/01/84
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10/02/«4
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10/02/84
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10/16/84
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11/02/84
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11/28/84
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5/09/84
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
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CUTE
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MOTHER MUST PAY COSTS IN ATTACK ON BUS DRIVER
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CHARGED WITH DWt
SCHOOL BUS ORIVER CHARGED WITH DW I
TOP DRIVER
BUS FLEET SIXTH LARGEST IN STATE
BLANCHE MORGAN NAMED BUS DRIVER OF THE YEAR
SOME COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ROUTES ANO NUMBERS CHANGED
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ROUTE CHANGES LISTED
SCHOOL BUSES READY TO ROLL
BUS DRIVERS NEEOEO
nuPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SECURITY FO'CE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SCHOOLS. COURT, PUPILS MUST CTMBAT VIOLENCE
STATIONS MAY BE ON SCHOOL LAN}
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SNOW DAYS SIHEOULE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEOULE
SEE ALSO SNOW. DURHAM
SNOW MEANS HOE FOR SCHOOL OFFICIALS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SPECIAL EDUCATION
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETA^OEO L HANOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SPORTS ANO 1THLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. S'ORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAHS (SEE ALSO
CHEERLEAOING TO BECOME AN OFFICIAL SCHOOL SPORT
DURHA" URGED TO BUILD POOLS
SWIMMING COACH WANTS MORE PUBLIC POOLS BUILT IN DURHAM
OURHAM CO. SCHOOLS. STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICIES
COUNTY SCHOOLS CHANGE INSURANCE PROCEDURE
NT I
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
COUNTY TO EXPANO REMEDIAL PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SCHOOL SUPPLEMENTS HIGH
YFAGER CONSIDERING INFORMAL J1 B OFFER AT KENTUCKY SYSTEM
YEAGER STILL EYEING JOB
YEAGER MAY BE OFFERED JOB IN JWENSBORO. KY.
YEAGER GETS KY. POST: SALARY ALMOST EOUAL TO DURHAM COUNTY'S
BOARD T" SEARCH NATIONWIOE F0< YEAGER'S REPLACEMENT
INTERIM REPLACEMENT FOR YEAGE' LIKELY
YEAGER TOUGH TO REPLACE
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS RECAL, YEAGER YEARS
YEAGER WILL LEAVE AFTER JOB WELL OONE
SCHOOL POARO IS CRITICIZED FO' MEETING
BOARD STILL PLANS FRIDAY MEETING
BOARD OF EDUCATION IGNORES PUBLIC TRUST
LAWYER: PRIVATE MEETING JUSTIFIED
APPLICANTS' OEADLINE SET FOR :OUNTY SCHOOLS POST
PUBLIC MAY MEET ON SUPERINTENDENT
BOARD EXPECTEO TO PICK INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT
RAY APPOINTED INTERIM SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
HEARING SET ON SUPERINTENDENT
COLLEAGUES RATE RAY HIGH!
LANDING: BOARD DRAGGING FEET
LANDING: SCHOOLS NEW LEADER SHOULD COME IMMEDIATELY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: SOME NEEDED ATTRIBUTES
HEARING SET JULY 16
COOPERATION SAID KEY TO KEEPING SCHOOLS CHIEFS
RAY FINE INTERIM CHOICE
FORUM ON NEW SUPERINTENDENT MJNOAY
SCHOOLS ALMOST NEED 'MESSIAH,' COUNTY BOAflO TOLO
FEW ATTEND HEARING ON SUPERINTENDENT
LOW TURNOUT AT HEARING DOESN'T SIGNIFY APATHY
FORMER HEAD OF CITY SCHOOLS LJSES BRUNSWICK COUNTY JOB
YEAGER DION'T PLAN TO STAY LONG AT SCHOOLS
DURHAM BIDS YEAGER GOOOSYE
YEAGER: THANKS FOR SUPPORT
MANY PEOPLE MADE COUNTY SCHOOLS BETTER
FAREWELL ANO GOOD LUCK
COUNTY SCHOOLS ADVANCE WITH Y=AGER AT HELM
COUNTY SCHOOLS GAIN UNDER YEAGER'S TENURE
15 HAVE APPLIED FOR YEAGER'S JOB
11 YEARS AS SUPERINTENDENT: Yi AGER CONFRONTED THORNY PROBLEMS
15 APPLICATIONS FOR YEAGER'S 3OST RECEIVED
RAY: INTERIM JOB LIKE SUBSTITUTE
SIDNEY RAY NAMED INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT
BOARD SEARCHES NATIONWIOE FOR NEW SUPERINTENDENT
YEAGER SAYS GOODBYE
YEAGER JUB DEADLINE EXTENOEO
COUNTY SCHOOLS EXTEND DE ADL I N? FOR SUPERINTENDENT
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
BROOKS. SEEKING YEAGER JOB
DR. BEN bROOKS APPLIES FOR COUNTY SCHOOL POST
POST DRAWS 'TOPNOTCH' APPLICANTS
BOARO NEEDS POLICY ON PAYING c OR JUNKETS
SIX CANDIDATES REMAIN TO HEAO COUNTY SCHOOLS
SIX MEN IN PUNNING FOR SCHOOL JOB
WASTE OF MONEY
FIVE CANDIDATES ARE LEFT FUR COUNTY SCHOOL POST
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH NARROWS
CONTRACT TALKS BEGIN FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS CHIEF
SCHOOLS CHOICE TO BE ANNOUNCED
COBLE NEW SCHOOL SUPER INTFNOE-I T
COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF HIREO
COBLE: NO FAST POLICY CHANGES
COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF APPEARS GJOD CHOICE
ROCKY MOUNT'S LOSS IS OURHAM'S GAIN
OR. LARRY COBLE A FINE CHOICE TO LEAD SCHOOLS
NEW SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT HAPPY WITH CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS
COUNTY SCHOOLS' SUPERINTENDENT STUOYING SYSTEM
COBLE WELCOMED
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BJOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMM I SS I J NESS
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR LEVY OF 2D-CENT SCHOOL TAX
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SURVEYS
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
SCHOOL ENDORSEMENTS STIR EMOTIONS
VOTERS SHOULO REJECT TEACHER ENDORSEMENTS
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN IMPROPRIETY
STUDENT DRUG USE FALLING
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/8*
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNT*
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD HILL CONSIDER OVERSIZED CLASSES
HAMMUNOS. VEAGER LAUD CLASS-SIZE REQUIREMENTS
FUNDS HILL HELP REDUCE CLASS SIZE
SCHOOL BOARD MULLS MEETINGS PAY
SCHOOL BOARD EYES TRAVEL POLICY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS. OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TRANSFER STJDENTS
FALSE ADDRESS KILLS TRANSFER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO OISCUSS TRANSFER POLICIES
SCHOOL BOARD ORDERS BUILDING-MEEDS STUDY; 39AGT0WN STAYS OPEN
SCHOOL BOARD DIRECTS STRICT APPROACH ON ACCEPTING TRANSFERS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TUITION
19-YEAR-OLDS WON'T OE CHARGED TUITION
NEW SCHOOL TUITION LAW IS A LCGISLATIVE MYSTERY
DON'T PENALIZE GOOO INTENTIONS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VANOALISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SECURITY FORCE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. VANOALISM
SEE ALSO VANOALISM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, U.S.
SCHOOL VANOALISM LINGERS, BUT MAY BE STARTING TO FALL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VOCATIONAL EOUCATION
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SOUTHERN HIGH'S FOOD SERVICE CLASS POPULAR WITH MALES. TOO
VOCATIONAL COURSES SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. OURHAM
SCHOOL HELPERS
THEY BELIEVE IN 'HELPING-
DURHAM COUNTY SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO PR-24
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
COUNTY CRIME UP 14 PERCENT IN 1983
CRIME IN DURHAM COUNTY RISES I 4X
CAMERAS WATCHING JAIL. SHERIFF'S DOOR
FOR SHERIFF. LAKE MEANS HEADACHE
ARREST COUNT STANOS AT IT IN CONTINUING DRUG CASES
DEPUTIES SHOULO ENFORCE CURRENT SHOOTING LAWS
RURAL CRIME UP IN DURHAM COUNTY
FIRE DRILL AT JAIL PLEASES OFFICIALS
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENTS SUPPORTS BLOOD PROGRAM
STATIONS MAY BE ON SCHOOL LAND
LEGAL SYSTEM EXCELLED IN PROSECUTING ATTACK
OEPUTIES 'BUNGLE' THEFT INVESTIGATION
CRIME IN COUNTY RISES 18.4 PERCENT
REPORTS PROVE TO BE A LOT OF 1ULL
SHERIFF DENIES PROVIDING INSIOE INFORMATION
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., BUDS ET
SHERIFF'S UNIT MAY GET BIG INCREASE IN BUDGET
NEW COUNTY BUOGET WILL NEARLY DOUBLE PATROL FORCE
BOARO WHITTLES SURPLUS
AODING 15 DEPUTIES WAS A GOOO DECISION
OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., COMMANO POST
IT USED TO BE A TOOL TRUCK - MOW IT'S A COMMAND POST
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., OEPJTIES
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
DISPATCHER DISCIPLINED FOR RACE SLUR
SECRECY, NOT PRIVACY
SHERIFF'S OEPUTIES HALT BREAK- IN
ARTICLE OISGUSTING
LIFTING PRIVACY ACT UP TO ASSEMBLY
SUSPECT TAKES PURSUERS FOR A SWIM
DEPUTY SCORES: IT'S COURT TWO, ESCAPEES ZERO
SHERIFF'S MEN HIT OBSTACLES
SHERIFF NEEDS TO BOOST DEPUTIFS' SALARIES
EX-OEPUTIES WANT REINSTATEMENT
FOUR FORMER OEPUTIES FILE S2 MILLION SUIT AGAINST LEARY
AOOING 15 OEPUTIES WAS A GOOO DECISION
LEARY: FIRINGS NOT FOR POLITICAL REASONS
•PEOPLE-PLEASER' GOES TO JAIL TO HOLD COURT
COUNTY'S DEFENSF AGAINST ESCAPES IS SGT. BILLY POOLE
DEPUTY CANES COPPERHEAO
GOODBYE NIGHTSTICK, SO LONG SLAPJACK — DEPUTIES GET PR-24
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., OEPJTIES. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
TEEN GANG ROCKS POLICE; NO ARRESTS
DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., STATIONS
STATIONS MAY BE ON SCHOOL LAND
AODING 15 OEPUTIES WAS A GOOO DECISION
RAY APPOINTED INTERIM SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
OURHAM COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES DEPT.
SEE DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
OUPHAM COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SE5VICE
SEE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
DURHAM COUNTY STAOIUM
STAYING WARM
OURHAM COUNTY TASK FORCE ON ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FOICE
OURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
TAX-LISTING PLACES ANNOUNCED
BUSINESSES SENT WRONG TAX FOR*
DURHAM REAL ESTATE VALUES MAY DOUBLE
COMPUTER WOES MAY END
DURHAM COUNTY VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
COUNTY CONSIDERS CLOSING OURHAM VETERANS OFFICE
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VETERANS OFFICE CLOSING MAY a£ SOUGHT
DURHAM COUNTY WILDLIFE CLUB
SEE ALSO WlLOLIFE CONSERVATION
GUN CLUB NO BOTHER TO NEIGHBORS
FIREARMS CHANGES SOUGHT
"DURHAM OAY"
*DURHAM OAY' SPARKS PUPILS* INTEREST
OURHAM DAY VOLUNTEERS TURN OUT IN FULL FORCE
OURHAM OAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
CHILO CARE GETS S5.000 FROM STATE
GRANT AWARDED
OAY CARE REGISTRY HELPS PROVIDERS. PARENTS
TALKING DAY CARE
CONFERENCE ON OAY CARE SLATED
THINGS TO DO THIS SUMMER
IBM BEGINS OAY-CARE PROGRAM F3 R WORKERS
DAY-CARE COUNCIL TO MARK IOTH YEAR
DAY CARE COUNCIL CELEBRATES
REACHING A MILESTONE
TEN-YEAR CELEBRATION
ANOTHER OAY-CARE OPTION
OAY-CARE TOUR SET
OAY CARE GOES ON DISPLAY
CHILD-CARE CENTERS OPEN DOORS
DURHAM OAY CARE COUNCILi 8U0GET
OAY CARE ORGANIZATION AWAROEO S5.000 GRANT
OURHAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC Party, N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
DEMOCRATIC KICKOFF
NEW PRESIDENT
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LANNING AND COMMUNITY OEVELOP"ENT
PLANNING AND 101 ING COMMISSION
HAM, RTP LAND-USE PLANS UNVEILED
STAFFER QUITS
COMPILED
LEAVING FOR SIMILAR COUNTY JOB
ENTS MAY BE MERGED
L OPTIONS ON LAND IN EDGEMONT
USE PLAN TO BE READY NEXT MONTH
PER SAYS MQDEL HO* E STANOARD
PROJECT EXPECTED TO 8E COMPLETED 3Y SPRING, OFFICIALS SAY
CONSIOER BIDDER -OR HAYTI land
ER TAKES a NEW JO'
0"PLETION OF GROWTH PLAN
CTORS URGE JOINT PLANNING APPROACH
S ESSENTIAL
ULTATIONS CITED II ZONING PLANS
URGED IN COMMUNITY PLANS
URHAM COUNTY PREPARED FOR A POPULATION OF 200,000''
DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE OOWNTOWN OURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
OUPHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
SEE ALSO LION'S CLUB. DURHAM
NEW CHARTER
CLUB CHANGES MEETING
OURHAM OISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, N.:.
STEPHENS REVIEWS 1ST YEAR
LAWYERS LEARN TO BE HUMBLE IN LONG LINEUP
THE LINE, BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE
CHARGES OF ARSON, MURDER DROPPED AGAINST CASTLEBERRY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CRACKING DOWN ON CASE DELAYS
DA TAKES TOUGHER STANCE ON DWI CASE POSTPONEMENTS
CHILD ABUSE REPORTING STUOIEO
GRAND JURY PROBING CHILO ABUS: REPORTING
LEGAL SYSTEM EXCELLED IN PROSECUTING ATTACK
OURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. ASSISTANT OISTRICT ATTORNEYS
JUDGE OROERS ASSISTANT OA JAILED AFTER COURT OUTBURST
ASSISTANT OA BACK AT WORK
ASSISTANT TO OA IS BACK ON JO'
BROGOEN APOLOGIZES TO JUDGE GALLOWAY
JUDGE CLEARS BROGOEN
•APOLOGY LACKS CONCESSION
DURHAM DA'S OFFICE LOSING ASSISTANT
DURHAM OISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM ORAPERY CO.
VANCE BUSINESS EXPANSIONS WILL ADD 300 JOBS
DURHAM ORY CLEANERS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DU'HAM...THE WAY THINGS ARE
50 YEARS: A HALF CENTURY ON H E JOB WITH ONE FIRM
HEAT, SMOKE FELL FIREMEN AT HUNGRY FIRE
SHORTEO-OUT WIRES LINKED TO DJRHAM LAUNDRY FIRE
WIRING "LAMED FOR STARTING FUE AT DRY CLEANERS
DURHAM OUKE CAMPAIGN
SEE OURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
DURHAM EBONETTES
SEE ALSO EBONY FASHION FAIR
EBONETTES PLAN CELEBRATION
DURHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION IPROPOSEDI
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
16 AREAS STUOIEO FOR BUSINESS PARKS
OURHAM ELKS LADIES AUXILIARY
ELKS OFFICERS
OURHAM ELKS LODGE
SEE ALSO BEAUX ARTS BALL
OFFICERS INSTALLED
ELK OF THE YEAR
DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO FIREWOCO
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS
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F
A15
S 2
3/09/84
C
1
P
P
C56
H 2
3/14/84
A
14
N
H 2
4/08/94
E
I
P
F
H45
h 2
7/08/B4
A
9
N
H 2
10/14/84
B
7
N
H 2
10/17/84
A
7
N
S 2
10/13/84
A
4
E
S 2
10/19/84
A
12
P
P
T3T
S 2
11/12/84
A
4
E
S 2
12/03/34
C
I
N
H 2
12/04/84
A
7
N
S 2
12/10/84
B
1
N
S 2 1/30/84 C
s
2
3/07/84
A
2
P P
M66
s
2
9/26/84
C
3
P P
T37
H
2
11/05/84
A
7
A
s
2
1/25/84
A
1
N
K90
H
2
3/13/84
B
1
N
S51
s
2
3/20/84
C
1
N
K90
s
2
5/03/84
C
1
N
K90
s
I
5/09/84
c
1
N
K90
s
2
6/06/84
A
1
N
<90
s
2
6/13/34
A
1
N
K90
s
2
7/21/B4
A
1
N
K90
s
2
7/23/84
A
1
N
K90
s
2
7/24/B4
A
5
N
K90
H
2
3/16/84
A
11
N
s
2
8/17/84
c
1
N
K90
H
2
9/26/84
B
1
N
L41
s
•7
9/27/34
A
4
E
H
2
10/ID/84
A
1
N
S
2
10/24/84
C
1
N
M69
H
2
12/23/84
A
1
0 G
881
S 2 2/25/B4 A 14
S 2 11/30/84 C I
?
1/04/84
r
I
?
2/06/84
A
1
f
2/10/84
A
4
/
4/10/84
A
1
?
4/29/84
R
1
?
4/30/84
A
•s
2
6/01/64
A
1
F30
S82
S82
S82
S 2 6/01/84 G 1
S 2 7/25/84 A 4
2
4/25/84 A
1
N S51
2
4/25/84 C
I
P N H05
?
4/26/84 C
9
N
2
5/04/84 A
1
N
2
5/05/84 B
1
N
2
5/10/34 A
4
E
2
12/13/84 B
3
N
H 1 6/20/84
1/04/84
2/21/84
7/U/«4
7/11/84
H 2 7/12/84 C 3
L30
M51
S80
S 2 3/22/84 A 6 P R "66
S 2 2/21/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 4/13/84 C 16 P P T37
S 2 4/09/94 b 6 P P K30
S 2 4/17/84 B 2 P P T37
MONTHLY/**
INDEX
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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S I T
E L r
C PG L P BYL
SEE ALSO INSULATION
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO HINTERIZATICN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN-IN-ACTION
SEE ALSO WOOO
ENERGY FUND OUT OF MONEY
ENERGY FUND MAY FORFEIT GRANT HONEY
BUY SOHE WARMTH FOR OTHERS
FREEZING BLASTS JOLT SENSIBILITIES. WALLETS
ENERGY PROGRAM GETS 13,000
RESIDENTS NEED MONEY FOR FUEL
SPRING DOESN'T END NEEO FOR FJEL AID
UTILITY CUTOFFS POSSIBLE WITHOUT ENERGY FUND AID
EMERGENCY ENERGY FUND ACCEPTING CONTRIBUTIONS
AGENCIES NAMED
DURHAM ENERGY AID APPLICATIONS DECLINE
'HAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
CITY, COUNTY FACE FUNDING OF .IASTE CHECKS
DURHAM'S FIRST MAJOR OISASTER DRILL IN 20 YEARS IS PLANNED
DURHAM'S FIRST MAJOR OISASTER DRILL IN 20 YEARS IS PLANNED
EMERGENCY DRILL PLANNED
RESPONSE GOOD TO DURHAM DISASTER ORILL
TORNAOO DRILL: IT WAS ONLY A TRIAL RUN, BUT THEY MAOE IT LOOK REAL
DRILLS NEEDED MORE OFTEN
EXERCISE TESTS 'RADIOACTIVE S'lLL*
s
2
1/14/64
A
3 N
K90
H
2
2/01/84
B
1 N
M51
H
2
2/03/84
A
4 E
s
2
2/06/84
A
4 E
H
2
2/08/84
B
1 N
M51
s
2
3/0T/84
A
I N
K90
H
2
3/29/84
A
4 L
5
2
4/06/84
C
1 N
J56
H
J
12/09/84
B I
6 N
s
2
12/14/84
C
1 N
s
2
12/26/84
c
1 N
J56
s
2
2/24/84
c
1 N
K90
H
2
5/04/84
B
I N
H
2
5/04/84
B
I N
s
2
5/04/84
C
1 N
J56
s
2
5/09/84
A
1 P N
C05
H
2
5/10/84
B
1 P N
A54
s
2
5/11/84
A
4 E
s
2
10/25/84
c
1 P N
A47
DURHAM EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING OFFICE
SFE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING
ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING
OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM/ORANGF/CHATHAM CO. JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO ORANGE/OURHAM COUNTIES EMPLOYMENT ANO
TRAINING OFFICE
FERGUSON NEW LEADER OF JOB TRAINING OFFICE
S
2
7/23/84
A
1
N
K90
OURHAM EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
DURHAM ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
DURHAM ENGINEERS' CLUB
.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
s
2
12/07/84
C
4>
p
P
K30
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
HEAR YE. HEAR YE
H
2
2/01/64
A
9
p
P
M66
ROAD RACE SCHEDULED
s
2
2/24/84
C
1
N
RUN IS TOMORROW
s
2
3/31/84
A
3
N
HE MAOE IT
s
2
4/02/84
A
3
p
P
F70
RACE'S SUCCESS BATTLES CHILD ABUSE
YOUTH WINNER
s
s
2
2
4/19/84
5/04/84
A
c
4
p
L
p
C56
RECEIVES AWARD
s
2
5/22/84
c
1
p
P
T37
GOLDEN DEEDS
H
2
6/08/84
e
4
p
P
F70
AWARD WINNER
s
2
6/15/84
c
8
p
P
C56
AWARD WINNER
s
2
8/04/84
A
1 7
p
P
S76
LEADING THE EXCHANGE
H
2
8/16/84
A
1 7
p
P
K30
EXCHANGE CLUB EXCHANGE
H
2
8/24/84
A
8
p
P
F70
MAN OF THE YEAR
s
2
10/05/84
A
8
p
P
T37
LIFEGIVING BLOOO
s
2
11/02/84
c
4
p
P
S76
3 EXCHANGE CLUBS TO MEET FOR BREAKFAST
s
2
11/14/84
c
7
p
N
MEET PRESIDENT
s
2
11/16/84
B
1 I
p
P
S76
SIGNING UP FOR SCOUTING
H
2
12/06/84
A
12
p
P
M66
'
OURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE OURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTE'ED WORKSHOP
OURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WOR< SHOP
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
TAKE A TRIP TO A GREENHOUSE
H
2
4/29/84
B
12
p
U
G78
GALA EYE CENTER BENEFIT ART AJCTION OUBBEO 'FIRST ANNUAL'
H
2
10/23/84
B
1
p
F
EXCHANGE CLUB GETTING REAOY FDR CHRISTMAS
H
2
11/18/84
0
10
p
u
G78
OURHAM FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE
SEE FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE OURHAM, N.C.I
OURHAM FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. FIRE TRUCKS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. FIRE DISTRICTS
CITY BEING RATEO ON FIRE-FIGHTING
H
2
2/19/84
C
1
N
A54
FIRE STATION IS GONE
s
2
7/14/A4
A
I
p
P
C56
FIREMEN RETIRING
H
2
12/23/84
B
10
p
p
F70
DUPHAM FIRE OEPT.. HISTORY
FIRE TRUCK MECHANIC FAVORED H?RSES
H
2
3/12/64
B
I
p
U
L57
f
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: VOICES F* DM THE PAST
S
2
11/23/64
A
6
G
043
OURHAM FIRST, MARATHON
SEE ALSO DURHAM HALF-MARATHON
SEE ALSO TRACK
A PLAN FOR DREAMERS
H
2
7/25/84
A
4
E
OURHAM GAS CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
DURHAM HADASSAH
SEE ALSO PETH-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
JEWISH GROUP WRAPS UP GIFTS 0= ALL DENOMINATIONS
H
2
12/20/84
B
2
p
N
W24
DURHAM HALF-MARATHON
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRST MARATHON
CITY'S ROAD RACE PLANNED OCT. 13
s
2
9/22/84
A
3
N
C60
ANNUAL ROAD RACE SCHEDULEO OCT. 13
H
2
9/23/64
B
4
N
FOR SOME, OURHAM RUN BOTH MORc , LESS
H
2
10/12/84
c
2
N
M71
SOONER ACCUSES SMU OF VIOLATIONS
H
2
10/13/84
B
4
N
STUOENT RUNS OFF WITH RACE
H
2
10/14/84
A
1
N
C49
HERALD EDITOR SINGS THE 10-K 3LUES
H
2
10/14/84
A
1
p
F
C19
FIRST IN
S
2
10/15/84
A
3
p
P
S76
OURHAM HERALO CO.
SEE ALSO OURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN (NEWSPAPER 1
SFE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
OURHAM HERALD CO. SEEKS OISMISSAL OF REID'S SUIT
H
2
1/17/84
A
1 s
N
ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
s
2
1/21/64
A
p
P
M66
MOOOY IS 'MR. CREDIT UNION'
S
2
2/25/84
A
p
8
S09
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS POSTPONED AGAIN
H
3
3/17/84
B
N
judge to rule on subpoenas fch reporters
H
2
3/20/84
B
N
JUDGE SAYS REPORTERS MUST OBEY SUBPOENAS
H
2
3/21/84
B
N
B46
LIBEL SUIT DISMISSEO
H
2
7/U/84
B
N
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/64
HERALD CO. STATIONS TOP TRIANSLE AREA ARBITRON RATINGS
WHEN SA» THOMPSON DELIVERED. THE NEWSPAPER WAS ON TARGET
MOVE MAY AFFECT VIDEOTEX FUTURE
DURHAM HERALD CO. PLANS TO CONSTRUCT 11.5 MILLION ADDITION
SITE TEST BEGINS
SUN GETS CULTURE WEEK AWARD
CASH BOX STOLEN FROM HERALD CD.
EARN SERVICE AWARDS
DURHAM HERALD CO.. ADVERTISING OEPT.
FOLKS AROUND HERE: ONE WAT OF SEEING AT IT
CAN'T PAPER SAY NO?
NOTHING TRICKY ABOUT IT! HERALD AND SUN CLASSIFIED ADS...IADI
DURHAM HERALD CO.. CIRCULATION OEPT.
MARKS GETS PROMOTION AT PAPERS
THE DURHAM SUN HAS MORE FUN!...(AOI
OURHAM HERALD CO.. NEWSPAPER IN EOJCATION PROGRAM
SEE NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
OURHAM HIGH SCHOO STUOENTS...
DURHAM HIGH NAMES HONOR ROLL STUOENTS
DHS LISTS HONOR ROLLS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER
WINNING CHEER
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL TAKES CLEA^-IJP HONOR
OURHAM HIGH LISTS HONOR ROLL STUOENTS
FLAG PRESENTED
READY FOR SHOW
JOB SEARCHING
DURHAM BOARD STUOIES SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN
'FLAGSHIP' STUCK: WHAT TO DO ABOUT CITY HIGH SCHOOLS OLD PROBLEM
OURHAM HIGH WILL HONOR 4 GRAOJATES
11 TOP DURHAM GRADUATES ARE VCRSATILE
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES -"ONOR ROLL
SUMMER CHAT
HERF'S HOME
RENOVATIONS TO BEGIN TO CITY -UGH SCHOOLS
SIX NEW FACES
DURHAM'S FLOAT
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
SCHOOL REPAIRS TO BEGIN SOON
AFTER ALL THE GREAT CHANGES. ONLY THREE PARENTS ATTEND MEETING
PARENT, PUBLIC SUPPORT NEFOEO AT OURHAM HIGH
PARENTS GET F FOR APATHY
DURHAM HIGH RAISES 11.200 FOR ETHIOPIA
MUSIC STUOENTS TO GIVE CONCERT
REHEARSAL
DURHAM HIGH SOLITUOE
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. STJOENTS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY!
CLASS REUNION FREQUENT
PLANNING 53R0 REUNION
PLANNING REUNION
REUNITED
CLASS OF 1939
BENEFIT ART AUCTION PLANNED FDR OCT. 20
REUNION PLANNED
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STJDENTS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS IOTHER THAN FAMILYI
CITY SCHOOLS TO RECOGNIZE EX-STUOENTS AT GRAOUATION
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRAOUATE 1.700
GERGEN, WALKER TO GIVE SPEECHES
1,700 PUPILS TO GRAOUATE
GRAOUATION OAY;... SENIORS UR&?0 TO CULTIVATE EXCELLENCE: DURHAM HIGH
WINDING ROAD
DURHAH HIGH CELEBRATES 100TH SRAOUATION EXERCISE
DURHAM HIGH LISTS GRAOS
75 TO GRADUATE IN SUMMER SCHOOL
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. HISTORY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: FANS TAKE LONG HIKE
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. JUNIOR ROTC
CADETS AT THEIR SPIFFIEST
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. PRINCIPAL
COURTNEY NAMED ASSISTANT PRINtlPAL AT OURHAM HIGH
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. REUNIONS
SEE OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STUOENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRAOUATION
SEE ALSO REUNIONS [OTHER THAN FAMILYI
GETTING AWAY
BELL: YOUTH SHOULD VOTE
LEARNING WITH LUNCH
TAKING A BREAK
FORMER U.S. TREASURER URGES STUDENTS TO UTILIZE FREEOOMS
RESPONSE GOOO TO OURHAM DISASTER DRILL
TORNADO DRILL: IT WAS ONLY A TRIAL RUN, BUT THEY MADE IT LOOK REAL
DRILLS NEEOEO MORE OFTEN
11 VERSATILE DURHAM STUDENTS EXCEL
OURNam high LISTS GRADS
DHS RELEASES HONOR ROLL
DURHAM HIGH OFFICERS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, VOCATIONAL EDU'ATION
STUOENTS MAKE DESIGNER JEANS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME
GRADUATION DAY ; . . . SEN I OR S URGCD TO CULTIVATE EXCELLENCE:
OURHAM HIGH CELEBRATES 100TH "RAOUATION EXERCISE
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
OURHAM, HILLSIDF TO STAY IN 4- A RANKS
MCKINNEY SPEAKER AT DHS BANQUET
UMSTEAO, BOOSTER OF DURHAM hi:h, DIES AT AGE 61
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
■OOGS GET 1ST WIN
KING FITS TRAOITIONAL D"S MOLT
3ULL00GS ERUPT IN FIFTH TO BEAT NORTHERN, 9-5
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
DECISION DUE "ONOAY ON GRAVE S- OFF IC I AL INCIDENT
BULLDOGS' GRAVES OISCIPLINEO
DURHAM HIGH
N
P
D
DATE
S
E
C
PG
I
I
I
T
Y
P
BYL
H
H
s
H
s
s
H
s
2
?
2
2
2
2
2
2
7/26/64
3/05/84
10/04/64
10/31/84
11/02/64
11/14/84
11/29/84
12/17/84
A
B
C
A
c
c
B
A
22
1
I
15
5
1
3
2
p
p
p
N
U
N
N
p
N
N
P
H49
M66
871
F70
H
H
s
2
2
2
7/03/84
9/18/84
10/29/84
B
A
C
1
4
8
0
0
U
I
A
s
s
•>
2
3/07/84
7/25/84
A
c
5
3
p
p
N
A
H
2
1/07/84
A
6
p
p
T37
s
2
2/15/84
c
8
N
s
2
2/15/84
c
8
N
s
2
4/24/64
c
4
p
p
T37
s
2
4/28/64
A
10
N
s
2
5/03/84
A
17
N
s
2
5/05/84
A
12
p
P
M66
H
2
5/09/64
B
I
p
P
M66
s
2
5/11/84
C
I
p
P
C56
H
2
5/17/84
A
1
N
W24
H
2
5/21/84
B
1
N
W24
H
2
6/07/84
B
1
N
H
2
6/17/84
A
9
p
F
s
2
7/03/84
D
5
N
H
2
7/07/84
A
7
p
P
T37
H
2
7/21/84
8
1
p
p
T37
s
2
8/22/84
C
1
p
N
COS
H
2
3/25/84
A
6
p
P
T37
S
2
9/21/84
A
1 3
p
p
S76
s
2
10/11/64
a
1
P
p
M66
<;
2
11/10/84
A
3
N
L36
H
2
11/13/84
A
4
J
H
2
11/13/84
A
4
E
s
2
U/21/84
A
4
E
H
2
11/22/84
c
10
N
H
2
12/12/84
A
10
N
s
2
12/14/84
C
1
p
P
S76
s
2
12/28/84
A
10
p
o
C56
S
2
2/20/84
A
3
P
N
COS
s
2
5/16/84
B
1
p
p
F70
s
2
5/22/84
A
2
P
P
T37
s
2
5/28/64
C
3
p
p
F70
s
2
9/15/84
A
I -
p
P
M66
H
2
9/25/84
A
6
P
F
s
2
12/10/64
C
1
N
s
2
4/16/34 A
I
N
s
2
5/02/84 C
I
N
COS
H
2
5/03/34 B
5
N
s
2
6/07/94 C
1
N
C05
H
2
6/09/84 A
5
P N
A54
s
2
6/09/54 A
2
P P
K90
s
2
6/09/64 A
3
P N
C05
s
2
6/27/84 C
8
N
H
2
8/02/84 B
2
N
s
2
3/30/84 A
5
U
H 2 3/23/84 B 1 P P M66
H 2 8/25/84 A 10 P N
s
2
1/05/64 C
1
p
p
S76
s
2
2/11/64 A
L 5
N
H
2
2/14/64 A
3
p
P
S76
s
2
3/20/84 A
1
p
P
K30
s
2
4/18/64 C
1
p
N
COS
s
2
5/09/84 A
I
P
N
COS
H
2
5/10/84 B
1
p
N
A54
s
2
5/11/84 A
4
E
s
2
6/16/84 A
14
F
s
2
6/27/84 C
8
N
s
2
11/15/34 C
5
N
H 2 11/22/84 A 26 P P F70
H 2 2/24/64 B 2 P F H45
H 2 6/09/94 A 6 P N A54
S 2 6/09/84 A 3 P N COS
S 2 3/16/84 C 1
S 2 5/15/84 B 2
H 2 7/22/84 C 1
S 2 3/28/64 D
S 2 4/19/84 B
H 2 5/05/84 B
1/08/54 B
1/10/84 B
U C09
N C52
U C36
N C36
N N U A L
1/01/94
INDEX
12/31/84
PREP NOTES: PROCRASTINATION AM
DURHAM HIGH TOPS VANCE
WARREN CO. STUNS BULLDOGS. 81-
NEW ACADEMIC RULES SLICE 3ULLD
TIGERS' SPREE BURIES DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL STILL ON TOP
ACADEMICS REGAINS ITS RIGHTFUL
TIGERS, BULLDOGS. WIKES WIN IN
CARRINGTON CARRIES BULLDOGS
■DOGS NIP KNIGHTS AT THE BU2ZE
PREP NOTES
BULLDOGS STAND BETWEEN TIGERS.
TIGERS RIDE SMITH'S 36 TO EASY-
WILLIAMS. YOUNG LEAD HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE NIPS OHS
NORTHFRN TOPPLES BULLOOGS
HILLSIDE RALLIES BY DURHAM, 56
HILLSIDE NIPS OHS; TOSS GOES T
PERSON SOLVES BULLDOGS' STALL
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: FANS TAKE
CAPS HOLD OFF DURHAM, WIN 73-6
GRAVES LOOKS TO FIKE AS TONIC
DURHAM HIGH RALLY FALLS SHORT
■OOGS SHOW PROMISE, DESPITE L3
BULLDOGS FACE TOUGH VIKINGS
EXPECT KINSTON TO SHINE AGAIN
DURHAM HIGH SOPHOMORE GUARD B*
D PROGNOSTICATION
45
OGS' ROSTER
SUPREMACY
BIG SIX
YET ANOTHER TITLE
WIN
OVER DURHAM
55
0 FALCONS
FOR DHS ILLS
AGAINST WILSON FIKE
SING RECORO
IN SUN TOURNEY
IAN DAWSON...
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
■PROMISE' BULLDOGS' WATCHWORD
EAGLES SOAR BY OOGS WITH GREATEST OF EASE
CHAPEL HILL ADDS TO BULLDOGS' MISERY
TIGERS HANO DHS 26TH STRAIGHT LOSS
HORNETS, 'DOGS STUCK IN <>-A OJNGEON
VANCE 8', DHS 0: NO 'RUN-UP' SCORE, JUST A MISMATCH
DESPITE WOUNOS, SPIRIT'S STILL THFRE AT OURHAM HIGH
THE AGONY OF DEFEAT
SEVEN KNIGHTS TALLY TOS IN WIM OVER OHS, 52-0
KNIGHTS BLANK DHS: »ERSON NEXT
BULLOOGS HAVE CHANCE FOR WIN
HORNETS SPELL RELIEF D-H-S
IT'S A CSE OF FATHER VS. SON
OURHAM, HILLSIDE TRYING TO SI3ESTEP 0-10
HILLSIOE CLAIMS BATTLE OF wINLESS: HORNETS EXTEND BULLDOGS'
HORNETS STOP BULLOOGS
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GIRLS
OURHAM HIGH DROPS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
WATCHFUL EYE
OURHAM HISTORIC COMMERCIAL OISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
DURHAM HISTORIC OISTRICT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HISTORIC OISTRICT COMMITTEE
NO ONE SEEKS TO SIT ON CITY HISTORIC PANEL
HISTORIC GROUP ORAWS OVER 30 APPLICATIONS
DURHAM HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF OURHAM
DURHAM HOME BUILOERS ASSOCIATION
SEE HOME BUILOERS ASSOCIATION 0= OURHAM ANO CHAPEL HILL
Y S U B J
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OURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
M HOSIERY M1LL5
EDGEMONT FUNDS URGED REDIRECTED
CITY OFFICIALS HOPE TO GET G03 0 NEWS
U.S. OFFICIALS BACK EDGEMONT PROJECT
DURHAM COMPANY OFFERS 145.000 FDR HAYTI LAND
HOSIERY MILL PROJECT STILL ALIVE
CITY MAY SELL OPTIONS ON LAND IN EOGEMONT
HOTEL, EDGEMONT GRANTS EYEO
uniicrtir iniunDiTv m u t :c r
ABOUT EOGEMONT
IWIELI tUbt"U"1 OKAnjlb CT
HOUSING AUTHORITY TO MEET
EOGEMONT FUNDS SOUGHT
FUNDS FOR HOSIERY MILL PROJECT PENDING
PLANS OION'T MATERIALIZE
DURHAM HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
OURHAM HOTEL
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO JACK TAR HOTEL
OLO GIVES WAY 10 NEW
LIFE AND OEATH OF A PROUD H0T1L
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, OURHAM
SEE ALSO TURNKEY III
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
OURHAM PUBLIC HOUSING SAID BETTER THAN MOST
PLANNING WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP TO HELP BUSINESSES
INSULATING
HOUSING PROJECT JOBLESSNESS HIGH
WORKSHOP SET FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
GETTING BUSINESS
CITY WILL BE REQUESTED TO CUT HOUSING FUNOS
COUNCILMEN REJECT ADMINISTRATION PLAN
CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUBDIVISIONS SET
MORE HOUSING REHAB SOUGHT
OISCUSS CRIME
LANDLORD RULES
OISCUSS RETREAT
AWARDS PRESENTED
CLEANING UP
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
BILL SEEKS CHILDRENS' PROGRAMS
SPAULDING INTRODUCES PROGRAM = OR YOUTH
A GOOD INVESTMENT IN YOUTH
HOUSING AUTHORITY TD MEET
PUBLIC HOUSING GRANT SPFLLS TUTORING
HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS TO HOLD TALENT SHOWCASE
TEMPERS FLARE AT MEETING ON PUBLIC HOUSING CRIME
ADVOCATES LINK YOUTH CRIME, DRUGS
CITIZENS NEEDED TO FILL CITY POSTS
MEETING IS TONIGHT
APTICLE WAS ACCURATE ON CRIME IN PROJECTS
100TH RENT-TO-OWN HOUSE SOLO
VISIT OURHAM
HOUSING AUTHORITY, GROCERS HE. P NEEDY
HOUSING GRANT EYED
OURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, BUDGET
H 2 11/17/84 B 1 N
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s
2
2/02/84
A
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s
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2/20/94
A
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s
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2/22/84
A
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s
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2/23/84
A
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2/24/84
B
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s
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6/06/84
A
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H
2
7/13/94
A
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5
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7/30/84
c
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s
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8/01/94
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5
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10/05/84
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12/09/94
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1/03/84
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1/17/84
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:
1/19/94
A
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1/24/94
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1/26/84
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1/27/94
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3/01/94
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NNUAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/8".
CITY ASKEO TO SPEED CONDEMNATION ACTION
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD OF : OMM I SSI ONER S
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY BOA RO OF TRUSTEES
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHURITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
EDGEMONT FUNDS SOUGHT
DURHAM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORP.
EDGEMONT FUNDS SOUGHT
OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CARLIE B. SESSOMS AWARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS DEPT.
SEE ALSO HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
AWARD NOMINEES SOUGHT
WINNERS NAMED FOR SESSOMS AWA5 0
HUMAN RFLATIONS AWARDS ANNOUNCED
AWARDS PROGRAM
HUMAN RELATIONS PANEL CHAIRMAN STEPS DOWN
HUMAN RELATIONS: THEY STILL NEED IMPROVING AS COMMISSION MARKS...Y
BECTON: HUMAN RELATIONS ISSUES GO BEYONO RACE
HUMAN RELATIONS GROUP CR1CIZED
THE TORNADOES HUMAN RELATIONS
COMMISSION SET TO MEET
MCALLISTER FILLS VACANCY
PIERSON'S DEPARTURE SPURRED BY FRUSTRATION
FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE STILL NEEOS CLARIFICATION
NEW ORDINANCE REQUIRES WRITTEN COMPLAINT
SUBCOMMITTEE TO EXAMINE HUMAN RELATIONS PROBLEMS
TAKE THE VOW
COMMUNITY APPRECIATION
DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION. "NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO HOUSING. OURHAM
HOUSING ORAFT RELEASEO
PANEL TO DISCUSS FAIR HOUSING IN CHARLOTTE
COUNCILMEN GET DRAFT OF FAIR 40USING LAW
•FAIR HOUSING" ORDINANCE GETS COUNCIL APPROVAL
HOUSING ORDINANCE IS FLAWED
BIAS WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD AIR HUMAN RELATIONS GRIPES
NEW OROINANCE REOUIRES WRITTEN COMPLAINT
DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL
HUMAN RELATIONS PANEL CHAIRMAN STEPS DOWN
BFCTON: HUMAN RELATIONS ISSUES GO BEYONO RACE
SUBCOMMITTEE TO EXAMINE HUMAN RELATIONS PROBLEMS
PAY RAISE SOUGHT FOR CITY WORKERS
DURHAM INDUSTRIES FOR THE BLIND
SEE LION'S CLUB INDUSTRIES
DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO BUILDING COOES
SEE ALSO BUILDING INSPECTION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING ANO INSPECTIONS OFFICE
FIRST RAZING AT CENTER SITE RF C0MM6N0ED
CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLICY
DEVELOPERS SAY CITY OFFICIALS MISLED THEM
CITY DEPARTMENTS MAY BE MERGED
SPECULATIVE BUILDERS WILL HAVE TO OBTAIN CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE
BUILDERS MUST GET LICENSES
"DURHAM INTRODUCED"
DISCOVERY OUTINGS OFFERED THIS MONTH
DUKE OFFERS DURHAM OISCOVERY 1UTINGS
DURHAM JAVCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER. N.C. JAYCiES
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO U.S. JAYCEES
STEWART HONORED BY JAYCEES
WINNERS NAMED FOR SESSOMS AWA3 D
HUMAN RELATIONS AWARDS ANNOUN". EO
JAYCEES' UPCOMING GALA TO 'LIOHT UP THE TOWN-
CONGRATULATIONS
HIGH HOPES RESTORED: CHANDELI=RS READY FOR 'LIGHT UP THE TOWN'
JAYCEES SUPPORT THE CIVIC CENTER
JAYCEES' BENEFIT TO HELP ARTS COUNCIL
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
NEW OFFICERS
JAYCEE PAPS PLAN TO ADMIT WOMEN
YOUTHS GOING TO GAME
CHEFRING
JAYCEES TO VOTE ON ADMISSIONS
DURHAM JAYCEES VOTE TO INCLUOE WOMEN
DURHAM JAYCEES TO ADMIT WOMEN
OURHAM JAYCETTES
SEE ALSO JAYCEE WOMEN
DUKE HOMESTEAD IS MEETING SIT: OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
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JUNIOR LEAGUE. BARGAIN SALE
JUNIOR LEAGUE'S SALES COMING JP NOV. 16-17
JUNIOR LEAGUE BARGAIN SALE I AT I
PLANTS ARE BIG ATTRACTION AT 1 NNUAL BARGAIN SALE
BARGAIN SALE SAVINGS
IT'S BARGAINS THEY'RE AFTER
BARGAINS GALORE
GET IT WHILE IT'S CHEAP
DURHAM JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
SFE ALSO DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
CHANGE COUNSELORS GET TOGE THE"
MR., MRS. ROY ATKINS CELEBRATE THEIR 67TH
GAME OF DURHAM
DURHAM KENNEL CLUB
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PC L P 3YL
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3/27/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX B
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SEE ALSO OOGS
PLAY, MISTY. FOR ME
SHAGGY DOG
BEST IN SHOW
WINNER
KENNEL CLUB'S DOG SHOW SATURDAY
YES. MASTER
DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENOLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO TOBACCDLAND KIWANIS CLUB
DINNER SCHEDULED
KIWANIS CLUB GRATEFUL FOR PROJECT'S SUCCESS
GARRETT LAUDS RFD CROSS GROUPS
CAMP GIVES YOUTHS HAPPINESS
DURHAM HAS NOT TRIED TO COMPETE WITH RALEIGH
DURHAM CHALLENGED TO SEEK MOR= THAN EXPANSION 'CRUMPS'
CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM SHOULD COMPETE VIGOROUSLY
REGULATIONS MAKE KIDNEY OIALYSIS LESS AVAILABLE
KIDNEY TREATMENT MAY GET POLITICAL
MARTIN HAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE AT MEETING
VALENTINE TALKS AT KIWANIS CLUB
HEAD KIWANIANS
DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW AND SALE
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
JACK THE STEER WILL BE READY =00 LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
BRUSHING UP
LIVESTOCK SHOW WINNERS
KIWANIS CLUB SPONSORS SHOW
THE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB'S JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW C SALE...IADI
DURHAM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. DURHAM
DURHAM LIFE BROADCASTING. INC.
FORMER DURHAM RADIO MAN DIES IN SHOOTOUT
DURHAM LIGHT ANO POWER CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
DURHAM LIONS CLUB
SEE LION'S CLUB. OURHAM
DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
OURHAM COUNCIL WOULD HELP PROMOTE LITERACY
OUPHAM MAINTENANCE OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
APPLAUSE FOR OURHAM CITY'S STREET MAINTENANCE DIVISION
DURHAM MANAGEMENT CLUB
CLUB TO LEARN JAPANESE MANAGEMENT
OFFICERS INSTALLED
OURHAM MASONIC LODGE
MASONIC OFFICERS
DURHAM MASONIC LUNCHEON CLUB
CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
OURHAM MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE DURHAM, N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
OURHAM MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
CLEMENTS HONORED
ONE FOR THE MONEY AND..
MAYOR RECOMMENOS EMPTY STORES BE USED FOR HOUSING
MARKHAM: OTHER PROJECTS OOWNTOWN BESIOES CENTER
MERCHANTS GROUP IS RESTRUCTURED
NOMINATE FATHERS BEFORE MAY 17
FATHERS OF YEAR
PRESIDENTIAL PICNIC
THE GUEST OF HONOR
SELECT OFFICERS
SOCIAL HOUR SCHEDULED TO HONO» SWINOELL
OUPHAM MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF OURHAM
DURHAM MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. DURHAM
GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN HEADS DURHA* MINISTERS' GROUP
DURHAM MOOSE LODGE 20*5
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
MOOSE HONORS
OUPHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO AFTER THE OEADLINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD CO.
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SHARE YUUR CHRISTMAS
JACKSON BURIED ON PAGE 6
OON'T SUBSIDIZE NEWSPAPER
THOUSANDS PROTESTED LFGAL ADO?
ALMOST EVERYBOOY IN DURHAM REA
TIMBERS OWNERS WANT CASE MUVE3
MARINES IN LEPANON
LISTINGS MISSING
IN MEBANE. A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
IN OXFORD. A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
•ESCAPEE' OR 'ESCAPER'?
IN CREEDMOOP. A LOT OF YOUR N:
IN BURLINGTON, A LOT YOUR NF IS
IN HILLSBOROUGH. A LOT OF YOUl
FIVE 'HERALD' WRITERS. ART CRI
IN GRAHAM. A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
IN OOXBORO. A LOT OF YOUR NF IS
IN POUGEHONT, A LOT UF YOUR NE
■OR. YEAGER NOT A CAMPAIGN I SS
CHANGE VICTIM-NAMING POLICY
IN BAHAMA. A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
IN OURHAM. A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
ENDORSEMENTS: CREDIBILITY PRO'
IN HENDERSON. ..YOUR NEIGHBORS
FOWLER RETRIEVES A MUCH-LOVED
IN MEBANE, A LOT OF YOU" NEIGH
"P3X OF NORTHGATE SHOPPERS RE1
WELCOME BACK, ROYKO
141 'UNIUUE' PEOPLE ARE SALUTE
IN OXFORD, A LOT OF YOUR NEIGH
NEWSPAPER LESSON
SUBJECTS
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DS THE OURHAM MORNING HER ALD. .. EVERY DAY
BORS READ THE DURHAM MORNING HERALO...
BORS READ THE OURHAM MORNING HERALO. ••
IGHBORS READ THE OURHAM MORNING HERALD...
HBORS REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HERALO...
NEIGHBORS REAO THE . . .HER ALD. . .
TIC HONORED
BORS REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HERALD...!
HBORS READ THE DURHAM HORNING HERALD...!
IGHBORS READ THE DURHAM MORNING HERALD...!
UE'
BORS READ THE DURHAM MORNING HERALO...
BORS REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HERALO IAOI
LEM
REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HERALD. . . I AO I
PICKUP
BORS READ THE DURHAM MORNING HER ALD . . . I AD I
0 THE DURHAM MORNING HERALD..." t AD I
0 FRIDAY AS KEY VOLUNTEERS
BORS REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HER ALD.. . I AD I
3/20/84 B
3/22/B4 C
3/25/84 A
3/27/84 A
10/19/84 A
10/21/84 8
C56
K30
s
2
4/10/84 C
1
N
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2
5/05/94 A
4
L
s
2
6/01/84 C
I
N
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s
2
6/29/84 C
1
P
N
S80
H
2
8/03/34 A
5
J
H
2
8/03/84 B
1
P
N
L4I-
s
2
B/03/R4 C
1
N
C60
H
2
9/07/84 B
1
N
B30
5
2
9/07/84 A
9
N
J56
S
2
10/02/94 C
I
P
N
J56
s
2
10/24/84 C
2
N
J56
H 2 10/25/84 A 19 P P C56
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
4/15/84
4/19/84
4/20/84
4/25/84
5/26/84
6
14
2
F H51
P T37
P T3T
L
H 2 11/12/84 B 1
H 2 12/20/84 A 4
H 2 3/10/B4 A 4
S 2 3/IT/84 A 2 P N
S 2 6/20/84 C 12 P P F70
H 2 1/03/84 A 13 P P K30
H 2 1/17/84 A 15 P P M66
s
2
1/04/84 C
1
P
P
T37
H
2
1/05/84 B
2
p
p
T37
H
2
1/13/84 A
I
P
N
L4I
s
2
1/13/B4 C
1
P
N
C60
s
2
2/04/84 A
2
p
N
H
2
4/20/84 B
2
N
S
2
6/15/84 A
12
P
P
K90
s
2
9/06/84 C
1
P
P
T37
H
2
10/03/84 C
1
P
P
S76
S
2
10/20/84 A
2
p
P
C56
H
2
11/28/84 A
1 I
N
S 2
H 2
5/19/84
5/26/84
S 2 9/17/84 C 2 P P F70
H
2
1/09/84
A
5
L
H
2
1/13/84
A
4
E
H
2
1/31/84
A
4
I
H
2
2/05/84
A
13
P
A
H
3
2/l"/B4
B
1
N
H
2
2/11/84
a
1
N
H
2
2/18/B4
3
9
N
H
2
2/19/84
C
10
P
A
H
2
2/26/84
B
9
P
A
H
2
2/29/84
A
4
L
H
2
3/04/84
A
11
P
a
H
2
3/1 1/84
A
12
P
a
H
2
3/18/84
A
16
P
a
H
2
3/18/84
B
I
N
H
2
3/25/84
A
13
P
a
H
2
4/01/94
A
12
P
a
H
2
4/08/84
A
12
P
a
H
2
4/12/84
A
5
L
H
2
4/13/84
A
4
L
H
2
4/15/84
A
1 2
P
A
H
2
4/22/84
A
14
P
A
H
2
4/22/84
0
5
U
H
2
4/29/84
A
12
P
A
H
2
5/03/84
A
4
L
H
2
5/06/84
A
12
P
A
H
2
5/06/94
c
10
P
a
H
2
5/09/84
A
4
L
H
2
5/12/84
A
5
P
N
H
2"
5/14/84
A
12
P
A
H
2
5/17/84
A
4
L
INDEX
12/31/8*
IN CREEPHOOR. A LOT OF TOUR NEIGHBORS READ THE .. .HERALD I «0 I
IN CREEDMOOR. A LOT OF YOUR NrIGHPORS READ THE DURHAM . . .HER AL 0. • • I AO I
BURFAU HONORS PAPER
IN PURLlNGTONt A LOT OF TOUR 1EIGHB0RS PEAO THE OURHAM. . .HER ALO. . . I AO I
REPUBLICANS KANT COVERAGE IN ORIMARIES
IN HILLSBOROUGH. A LOT OF TOLA NEIGHBORS READ THE .. .HER ALO. .. I AD I
IT'S VACATION TIME: INCLUDE THE HERALO-SUN NEWSPAPERS (AOP
RSVP APPRECIATES COMMUNITY'S "ROGPAM AID
IN GRAHAM. A LOT OF TOUR NEIGHBORS REAO THE DURHAM MORNING HER ALO ... I AD I
IN ROX80RO. A LOT OF TOUR NEIGHBORS READ THE DURH AM . . .HERALD. . . I AO I
IN ROUGFMONT, A LOT OF TOUR NEIGHBORS READ THE OURHAM MORNING HERALD. IAD
IN BAHAMA. A LOT OF TOUR NEIGHBORS READ THE . . .HER ALD. . . ( AO I
GOOO MORNING! HE CHANGED OVERSIGHT
DURHAM MORNING HERALD. ..A FAMILY NEWSPAPER IADI
IT'S EASIER TO REAO
ENO FFSTIVAL WAS CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
A NEWSMAN'S SWAN SONG: HERE'S A WAT TO RESOLVE DURHAM'S RACIAL PROBLEMS
EOITOR LEAVES HIS MARK ON DURHAM
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN OURHAM
ROULE NAMEO 'HERALO' MANAGING EDITOR
HEAOLINE WAS WRONG
PUBLICITT WORKSHOP IS SEPT. 5
OURHAM: CITT OF INOUSTRT, EOUIATION. MEDICINE C RESEARCH IADI
TOU'RE INVITED!... PUBLICITT WORKSHOP... IADI
WHT GLAMORIZE WAR?
AFTER THE OEAOLINE: TAR HEEL NEWSPAPERS
NEWS COVERAGE 'INVIDIOUS'
TELLING HOW TO TELL IT
TAKING NOTE
NEWS SHOULD NOT BE SHADEO BY "IAS
NEW PUBLICATION HELPS READERS USE NEWSPAPER COLUMNS
PROTECT MENTAL HEALTH
CAN'T PAPER SAY NO?
GERGEN SERVES WHAT PURPOSE? .
MEDIA IRK READER. VIEWER: PAPER SHOWED LACK OF COMPASSION IN. ..DETAILS
HEAOLINE MISSING
LOWER THAN LOW - OR HIGHER?
HOLIDAY OECORATING CONTEST IN REOPENED
HORSE SHOW OVERLOOKED
NEWSPAPER HELPEO SOCIETY
WIN CASH WITH CHRISTMAS OISPLAY
PRESS AND RESPONSIBILITY
THANKS FOR THE COVERAGE
EARN SERVICE AWARDS
MANGER SCENE WINS CONTEST
TCASLEYS OF E. GEER ST. WIN HOLIDAY DECORATIONS CONTEST
WISHES COME TRUE
DECORATIONS WITH A 'SWISS L00< •
MERRY CHRISTMAS. ..FROM THE HERALO STAFF...
FIRST HONORABLE MENTION
OURHAM MORNING HERALO. ADVERTISING DEPT.
•TESTIMONY TO FAITH* SEEN AS TANGEROUS
LIBERTY A PRECIOUS FREEDOM
YOU'VE GOT A OIRfcCT LINE TO G'EAT BUYS .. .HE R ALD- SUN PAPERS . . . I AO I
DURHAM MORNING HERALD. AWAROS
HERALO WRITER WINS PRESS AWARD
HERALO WRITERS WIN AWARDS
MUSEUM COUNCIL HONORS NFWSPAPERS
DURHAM MORNING HERALD. CARTOONS
TWO CARTOONS WERE BARBAROUS
JOY TO THE WORLD
CARTOON A SACRILEGE
CASEWORKER CARTOON WAS ILL-CONCEIVED
CARTOON OISSERVICE TO SOCIAL WORKERS
CCBEY TREATED POORLY
CARTOON IS SHOCKING
CARTOON WAS SHAMEFUL
CARTOON NOT SHAMEFUL
198*: A RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT DURHAM AND THE STATE BY V.C. ROGERS
CARTOON WAS UNFAIR TO FEDERAL WORKERS
MOST AREN'T GOOF-OFFS
APOLOGY IS DUE
DURHAM MORNING HERALO. CIRCULATION OEPT.
SEE DURHAM HERALD CO.. CIRCULATION OEPT.
OURHAM MORNING HERALO,
SFF ALSO ERRORS
CORRECTIONS L CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
MUSIC BARN NOT INVOLVEO IN DISAPPEARANCE CASE
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
WRONG NAME GIVEN IN CAPTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
WRONG FIGURE LISTED IN JACKSON STORT
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
NOT THIS TEAR
AREA JOBLESS RATE CHART REVERSED
HEARING SET JULT lb
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTIONS ANO CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS
CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
SFMINAR ON MEMORT LOSS WILL b: OFFERED THURSDAT
CORRECTIONS ANO CLARIFICATION
CORRECTION
PLANETARIUM SHOW DATE
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BYL
H 2
5/20/8* A
12 P
A
H 2
5/20/8*. A
12 P
A
H 2
5/25/8* B
1 P
P
F70
H 2
5/27/8* A
12 P
A
H 2
6/02/8* A
4
L
H 2
6/03/84 A
12 P
A
S 2
6/06/84 A
17 0
A
H 2
6/07/8* 4
4
L
H 2
6/10/84 A
12 P
A
H 2
6/1T/R4 A
12 P
ft
H 2
6/24/84 A
12 P
A
H 2
7/01/84 A
12 P
A
H 2
7/02/8* A
1
N
H 2
7/08/8* A
6 P
A
H 2
7/10/84 A
4
L
H 2
7/13/»4 A
4
L
H 2
7/15/8* D
5
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R76
H 2
7/22/84 D
5
u
G33
H 2
8/04/84 C
1 D
u
H 2
8/05/R4 A
1 P
N
H 2
8/15/84 A
4
L
H 2
8/17/84 B
3
N
H 2
8/26/84 A
10 P
A
H 2
8/26/84 E
12 P
A
H 2
8/29/e4 A
4
L
H 2
9/02/»4 0
5
U
A20
H 2
9/03/84 A
4
L
H 2
9/06/84 C
10 P
P
T37
S 2
9/06/84 C
1 P
p
T3T
H 2
9/07/84 A
4
L
H 2
9/09/84 D
4
U
G33
H 2
9/12/84 A
4
L
H 2
9/18/84 A
4
L
H 2
9/24/84 A
4
L
H 2
9/27/84 A
4
L
H 2
11/01/84 A
5
N
H 2
11/15/1* A
4
L
S 2
11/21/84 A
1
N
H 2
11/22/84 A
4
L
H 2
11/22/84 A
4
L
H 2
11/22/8* B
1
N
H 2
11/28/84 A
4
L
H 2
12/12/84 A
4
L
S 2
12/17/84 A
2 P
P
F70
S 2
12/20/84 A
I P
N
H 2
12/21/84 B
1 P
F
H 2
12/21/84 A
1 P
P
T37
H 2
12/23/84 B
4 P
P
F70
H 2
12/25/84 C
1
F
S 2
l2/26/»4 A
7 P
P
K30
H 2
1/23/84 A
5
L
H 2
2/01/84 A
5
L
S 2
10/08/84 A
5 0
A
H 2
1/27/84 B
1 0
N
H 2
6/26/84 B
1 P
N
H 2
11/15/84 C
10
N
H 2
2/21/84 A
4
H 2
3/28/84 A
*
H 2
3/28/84 A
*
H 2
6/29/84 A
*
H 2
7/06/84 A
*
H 2
8/24/84 A
4
H 2
10/10/84 A
4 T
H 2
11/21/84 A
4
H 2
11/28/34 A
4
H 2
12/23/84 D
5 T
R56
H 2
12/28/84 A
4 T
H 2
12/28/84 A
4
H 2
12/28/84 A
4
2
1/24/84
A
12
N
2
1/29/84
A
9
N
2
2/04/84
B
N
2
2/04/»4
B
N
2
2/05/84
B
N
2
2/08/84
B
N
2
2/15/84
B
N
2
2/19/84
B
N
2
3/18/84
B
6
N
2
4/10/84
A
9
N
2
4/22/84
C
9
N
2
5/01/8*
A
q
N
2
5/0*/8*
A
19
N
2
5/07/84
A
9
N
2
5/08/84
A
1 1
N
2
5/12/84
B
8
N
2
5/19/84
A
13
N
2
6/01/84
B
1
N
?
6/03/84
B
12
N
2
6/09/84
A
12
N
2
6/09/84
c
1
N
2
6/26/84
A
9
N
2
6/28/84
C
2
N
I
7/03/8*
B
1 C
N
2
7/05/8*
A
6
N
2
7/06/8*
A
8
N
2
7/21/84
B
4
N
2
8/09/84
C
9
N
2
8/21/84
A
2
N
2
8/24/84
A
2
N
2
8/25/84
A
2
N
2
8/29/84
B
1
N
!
9/18/84
A
13
N
3
9/21/84
B
1
N
2
10/19/84
B
3
N
3
10/19/84
B
1
N
2
10/30/8*
A
2
K
2
11/01/8*
C
3
N
2
11/10/84
C
I
N
2
1 1/21/8*
B
I
N
2
11/25/8*
0
1 1
U
2
12/0*/8*
a
2
N
2
12/17/8*
B
*
N
2
12/29/8*
A
2
N
MONTHLY/AN
UAL
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E C
ICAL REALM
IX
NSURANCE
SAL OF REID'S SUIT
ECT PRIVACY
S ONE OF LAST BASTIONS OF BIAS
HINDER
ORED PARITY"
ST MEN
ENNESS
S
BILITY: PERFECTION
MALS?
NS
NAKES.
RS
DER BEWARE
TOO
MUSICAL'S CORRECT TIME
DURHAM HORNING HERALD. EDITORIALS
DON'T SIDESTEP MORAL ISSUES
CHRISTIANS ARE NEEDED IN POLIT
RELIGION AND POLITICS SHOULD t
GIVE HIM CREDIT
NATION NEEDS NATIONAL HEALTH I
DURHAM HERALO CO. SEEKS DISMIS
STATE IAIi.ES SAFEGUARDS TO PROT
EDITORIALS WERE SEXIST: JAYCEC
GIRLS SCOUTS AREN'T SO NARROW
CHAPEL HILL HOLIDAY ONLY "REST
A SEX BREAK-OOWN RESULTS IN L3
EDITORIAL WAS RIGHT TO SEEK 0'
MURDERERS DON'T DESERVE PAROLE
DEATH PENALTY REQUIRES IMPOSSI
SHOULD WE SAVE ONLY 'CUTE' ANI
READ THE PAPER
WRITING TESTS ARE NEEDED
EDITORIALS APPRECIATED
EDITORIALS UNFAIR TO REPUBLIC
PROTECT ENOANGEREO SPECIES - S
NCAE FURTHERS CAUSE OF EOUCATT
EDITORIAL MESSAGE: LET THE REA
•AMEN' EDITORIAL AMISS
A REFRESHING APPROACH
EDITORIAL. JOURNALISM VALUES :
FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER REJECTE
LOONEYBIRDS DON'T LIKE TO SIGN
OPPOSITION TO GUN LAW BIG MIST
ONE QUESTION ANSWEREO
ESPIONAGE NOT TOLERATED BY UNI
U.S. HAS ADVANTAGE IN MILITARY
REAOEB SAYS EDITORIAL ON MUIT
A MATTER OF OPINION
THE DANGER OF PREJUDICE
COMMUNISTS SAY TRIAL VERDICT W
TAX RETURN DOESN'T SHE UP HA>
NEW OROINANCE REQUIRES WRITTEN
NETWORK'S 'THE BOOK' IS A REAL
IS A CHANGE NEEDED?
SUPPLY-SIOERS RUSH TO WPONG CI
OON'T REOUCE GOVERNMENT PENSI3
0-OAY 'UNTHINKABLE' WITHOUT EA
FLAT PAY RAISE WOULD BE SLAP I
SACRED TEMPLE USEO AS A FORTR?
•GIVE WALTER HONDALE A FIGHTIN
USE PHOSPHATE-FREE DETERGENTS
JACKSON'S DIPLOMACY PRODUCED 5
DEATH PENALTY EDITORIAL WAS ON
WHY FAVOR EXECUTIONS?
EDITORIAL MISREPRESENTED JACKS
MANY REPUBLICANS AGAINST WR I TF
THERE'S NO CONNECTION
EOITORIAL WAS INSULT TO MANY V
STOP PICKING ON JACKSON
LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED
EDITORS ARE REONECKS
CIVIIAN IS NOT A MALE-ONLY ORS
CIVITANS ARE MIFFEO
TAXPAYERS WON'T LOSF IN BAILOJ
WF SHOULDN'T no BUSINESS WITH
EOITORIAL INSULTING TO NON-WHI
PROHIBITION WORKED FOR 13 YEA<?
EDITORIAL WAS OFF THE TRACK. 3
EOITORS SHOULD STOP THEIR OWN
RELIGION, POLITICS DON'T MIX
AMERICAN-MADE PRODUCTS CAN CO*
NCCU PROVIDES OPEN fqruh Fqh p
LINE-ITEM DANGEROUS STEP
ADJUSTMENT BOARD DID WHAT IT H
NO BRAVE HEOONISTS
A FINE EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL BACKS WORTHY CAUSE
ARTICLES. EDITORIAL PRAISED
BALANCED ATTENTION
IN DEMOCRACY, PEOPLE ARE FULE'
BUILDER OF BLACKNALL HOUSE IS
WHAT HAPPENED TO VIRGINITY?
RFAOAN'S ABILITY THE ISSUE
UTILITIES EDITORIAL ON TARGET
BASFBALL EOITORIAL OFF BASE
UTILITIES NEED CLAMPS
TEXTBOOK HORRORS
UNITED NATIONS PENSIONS NOT OJ
A FLAWED CRY FOR HELP
SHOULD WE SCORN THE PLEAS FOR
BLACKNALL HOUSE ENDANGERED
REMEMBER POSITIVE QUALITIES
SATISFYING READING
JUDGE WAS WRONG TO FREE DEFEND
BISHOPS WERE RIGHT
A WORD OF THANKS
EOITORIALS PRAISED
FAMILY PLANNING PROVIDES FDUCA
EDITORIAL FOUNO 'DISTURBING'
JUOGE GALLOWAY ERRED
U.S. CAUTION ABOUT MIGS WAS PI
THANKS FOR EDITORIAL
CHURCH PEOPLE WANT UNITY
SOUTHERN 'FRIES'?
DURHAM MORNING HFRALD, "FOLKS AROUND HERE" COLUMN
HUMBUG TO POEM
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT
AFTER 30 YEARS, 'SID' RETIRING — NOT HOOGE S
•SID. WE'LL MISS YOU'
SID: LIKE LOSING A PAL
GOD BLESS SIO
DURHAM MORNING HERALO. LETTERS TO THE EOITOR
LETTER CARRIERS MOkE EFFICIENT
REDEMPTION PLAN STILL CONSISTENT
TRY ANNIHILATING THE POOR TO END THEIR PROBLEMS?
HISTORY LESSON
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT OOES DETER CRIMES
SOCIETY SHOULD NOT KILL
LETTER DROPPED LINE
LETTER-WRITER ERREO
ARMY OF GOD OESERVES SCORN FOR ARSON
TRANSLATIONS
'ABORTION AND HOLOCAUST DEFINITELY ALIKE-
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE LITERARY SET
NOT THE SAME LYON
PADDLING CAN HELP KIOS
LASH
D PRAYER
NAMES
AKE
TED NATIONS
MIGHT
ARY WRONG
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ABORTION INDEFENSIBLE
OIO YOU REAO THE lit LETTERS cRIcNDS SENT?
REAGAN PROJFCTS CONFIDENCE
ARMAGEDOON ISN'T PRESIDENT'S ONLY FLAW
LETTER CORRECTED
SOME PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED
DURHAM HORNING HERALD. PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
SENSATIONAL GARBAGE
DURHAM MORNING HERALD. SPORTS
SEE ALSO HEPALD-5UN GOLF TOURNAMENT
•I BEAT DRUM1 — ENTERING'S EASY. WINNING'S TOUGH
'I BEAT DRUM' CONTEST PICKS
BEAT DRUM! .. .WATCH THE DURHAM MORNING HER ALD • . ■ I AD I
DUKE SPORTS PEOPLE SHOULD BEAT THE DRUMS
DUKE SPCRTS COVERAGE EXCELLENT
GERMINO LETTER CALLEO UNFAIR
HELLO! WHAT'S THE POINT SPREA3 FOR MQRNINGSIOE?
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, SPORTS FORUM
CHECK BALLOT TO BEAT ORUM
DURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
WEBB LEADS ALL-AREA FOOTBALL
CORRECTION
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DURHAM PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
SEE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. DURHAM CHAPTER
OURHAM PERSONNEL DEPT,
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES
PERSONNEL DIVISION SEEKS MORE FUNOS
OURHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. DURHAM
LANDSCAPES: TWO PERSPECTIVES
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
MEMBERS' EXHIBITIONS: CHANGING STYLES. GROWTH
DURHAM PILOT CLUB
SEE PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM PISTOL AND RIFLE CLUB
•STRAYING' GETS MAN SENTENCE
GUN AND RIFLE CLUBS CRITICIZE PPOPOSED FIREARMS ORDINANCE
NEIGHBORHOODS NO PLACE FOR RANDOM SHOOTINGS
PROPOSAL HAS GUN OWNERS UP IN ARMS
30AO0 PUTS OFF GUN ORDINANCE
FIREARMS CHANGES SOUGHT
OURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSI
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N .C . . GROWTH OE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING
SFE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING
SEE ALSO OURHAM OEPT. OF PLANNIM
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
UNIVERSITY ORIVE CENTER ZONING
UNANNEKED AREAS NEED MORE POWE
COUNTY BOARD DELAYS CECISION 1
COUNTY LUSES RIO FOR REPRESENT
EXTRA TERRITORIAL AREA FAVORE?
COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TONIGHT
TOWNS DENIED JURISDICTION OVE»
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ACCOUNTABILITY TO PUBLIC KEEPS
NORTH OURHAM PLAN ADVANCES
NEW DEVELOPMENT PLANNEO NEAR :
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS REJECTED
ZONING COMMISSION R5JFCTS PLA-4
RESIDENTS SPEAK AGAINST PROJEZ
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PANEL VOTES AGAINST SHOPPING '.
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PROCEDURE WHICH BEST SERVES PJ
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CITY SCHOOLS ASK COMMISSION 13
SCHOOLS' BUS CENTER REQUEST IS
TIME IS LIMITED FOR ZONING CAS
SCHOOL REQUEST NEW LOCATION F3
MARYLAND AVE. RESIOENTS SEEK »
LAND PURCHASE EYED TO BLOCK OE
WATTS REZONING SOUGHT AGAIN
REZONING REOUFST IS DENIED
GROUP: PESTRICT DEVELOPMENT ON
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUn:
OOwNTOWN APARTMENTS ARE ON DRA
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ourham morning herald all-big six conference football team
see also prep tfams, football isee also heaoings unoer individual schoolsi
browning coach of year: person's russell. wallace earn big six.. .honors h 2 11/21/84 b
durham music academy
see acaoemy of music iourhami
see music
durham music teachers
see also music
rowan to teach a master class
recital set for sunday
association plans recital on s unoay
recital performers namf.0
young violinist to perform
teachers of music set festival
music festival winners
teachers and officers
music students to give recital sunday
durham newcomer's club
club names new officers
ourham nursery school association
see also child care centers
officers gather
she's 'grandma' to a whole class
durham optimist club
see optimist club of Durham
2/02/B4
2/16/84
3/16/84
4/27/R4
5/10/84
5/11/84
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4/03/84
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DURHAM POLICE DEPT., HISTORY
FLASHBACKS
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1/08/84
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DURHAM POLICE DEPT.. PATROL CARS
SEE OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRA", AUTOS
DUPHAM POLICE OEPT., PISTOL TEAM
SEE ALSO GUNS
POLICE OEPARTHENTS'S CRACK SHITS AIM FOR TROPIES - BAG 'EM TOO
H
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10/11/84
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DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER CnuNCIL
SEE ALSO JUNK MAIL
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEND CUPID'S ARROW EARLY
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2
1/31/84
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POST OFFICE — THEN ANO NOW
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2
3/03/84
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FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE IN OU<HAM
H
2
5/11/84
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DOGS GIVING POSTMEN THE JITTE?S
H
2
5/20/84
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OURHAM POSTMASTER SAYS OFFICIALS PREPARED FOR WALKOUT
s
2
7/17/84
A
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P N
COS
POSTAL SERVICE HOLDS CAROS IN LABOR TALKS
s
2
7/20/84
A
4
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POSTAL TALKS BREAK OFF, BUT NO PROBLEMS SEEN
H
2
7/23/84
6
I
N
JUNK MAIL LOAD BURDENS CARRIE* S
s
2
10/13/84
A
3
N
L38
SOUTHERN OURHAM MAY GET NEW PARK
s
2
10/22/84
A
I
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M69
JUST 2 MORE DAYS
H
2
12/23/84
0
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MAIL FLOW IS 'HUNKY-DORY'
s
2
12/28/84
c
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N
L3B
OURHAM POST OFFICE, HISTORY
IN THE DAYS A 3C STAMP ENSURED PROMPT DELIVERY
H
2
2/19/84
c
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P u
L57
OURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
MAIL'S THE SUBJECT
H
2
2/16/84
B
3
P P
S76
OURHAM POWER SOUAORON
SEE ALSO BOATS
CHANGE OF WATCH
s
2
1/10/84
B
7
P P
S76
SOUAORON BEGINS BOAT COURSE
H
2
5/06/84
B
1 3
N
BOATERS SHOULD PREPARE FOR SAFE SEASON
H
2
5/16/84
A
4
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OURHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
DUPHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
SEE ALSO POLICE EDUCATION
PUBLIC SAFETY RECRUIT ARRESTEE
H
2
1/08/84
c
1
N
PUBLIC SAFETY RECRUIT INJURED WHILE TRAINING
H
2
10/10/84
B
1
N
OURHAM PSOS TO HOST POWERLIFTING TOURNEY
H
2
12/06/84
A
1 8
N
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY CARS
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PJBLIC SAFETY REVIEW COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
VIDEO GAME GAMBLING PROBED
S
2
2/03/84
A
N
COS
ARREST COUNT STANDS AT 17 IN CONTINUING DRUG CASES
H
2
3/07/84
B
N
A54
PSO NEEDS PRAISE, NOT SARCASM
s
2
3/08/84
A
L
POLICE SUBSTATION BROKEN INTO
H
2
4/02/84
B
N
POLICE WARN SINGLE PARENTS OF IMPOSTER
s
2
5/04/84
A
N
H05
OURHAM LEGAL SYSTEM PROTECTS THE CRIHINALS
H
2
5/07/84
A
L
IB MILLION SUIT AGAINST CITY ALLEGES FALSE ARREST
H
2
5/31/84
B
N
SB2
PSO UNIT MOVING ASBESTOS
s
2
6/07/84
C
N
K90
RESIOENTS WILL RECEIVE SERVICES STARTING MONDAY
s
2
7/07/84
A
N
K90
POLICE MISSED STORE BREAK-IN, MERCHANT SAYS
H
2
7/12/84
B
N
S51
FAYFTTEVILLE STREET CRIME OECIEO
s
2
7/12/84
C
N
K90
BULLETIN HELPFUL WITH MISSING PERSONS
s
2
8/11/84
A
N
H05
KUDOS FOR DURHAM POLICE
H
2
8/21/84
A
L
SAFETY TEAM
s
2
8/24/84
A
P P
T37
VOLUNTEERS HELP PSOS
s
2
9/10/84
c
N
HO 5
WHERE WERE THE POLICE?
H
2
9/12/34
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SUN STORY ON MEETING OISPUTED
S
2
10/29/84
A
L
JUDGE ORDERS DURHAM POLICE TO RELEASE COMMUNIST FILE
s
2
11/14/84
A
N
A47
CITY DENIES HIOING INTELLIGENCE FACTS ABOUT COMMUNISTS
s
?
11/15/34
C
N
A47
PUBLIC SAFETY APPLAUOEO
H
2
12/21/84
A
L
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAJLTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT., OEPUTIES, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
ENDANGERED POLICE OFFICERS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO
H
2
2/09/84
A
4
L
PROTECTING POLICE OFFICERS
s
2
2/16/84
A
4
F
OFFICER'S FRUSTRATIONS IN WRONG DIRECTION
H
2
2/23/84
A
4
c
WHY ARE CRIMINALS STILL ROAMING STREETS?
H
2
2/23/84
A
4
L
ELUSIVE TRUCKER GETS 2 YEARS
H
2
2/25/84
c
1
N
S82
MAN &FTS 2-YEAR SENTENCE
H
2
2/27/84
B
5
N
STAPBING SUSPECT WAS FACING PRISON
H
2
3/13/84
A
1
N
M51
OFFICER FIGHTS WITH MAN FOR GJN
H
2
3/20/84
A
13
N
A54
ASSAULT NETS 4-YEAR TERM
H
2
4/11/84
0
4
N
OFFICERS HURT MAKING ARREST IV NOISE CASE
H
2
4/23/84
A
1 1
N
MSI
OFFICER INJURED IN FIGHT
H
2
3/24/84
A
8
N
THIEVES RANSACK HOME
s
2
8/24/84
c
1
N
CAMERA, PENNIES STOLEN
H
1
8/24/84
c
1
N
ROBERTS DRAWS 6 1/2 YEARS
s
2
8/31/34
c
1
N
HO 5
ROBERTS GETS 6 1/2 YEARS FOR ASSAULT
H
2
9/01/84
A
1 1
N
CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST MINISTER
H
2
9/24/84
8
1
N
SSI
WARRANT REFUSAL CREATES CONTROVERSY
s
2
12/28/84
A
1
N
A4T
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. AUTOS
WRECK OF POLICE CAR HALTS PURSUIT ATTEMPT
H
2
1/17/84
B
1
N
PATROL CAR IN WRECK
s
2
1/17/84
B
1
N
OFFICER GETS TRAFFIC TICKET
H
2
1/18/34
e
1
N
2 POLICE CAPS DAMAGED
H
2
1/22/84
B
1
N
GREFNS30R0 MAN CHARGED IN CHASE ON INTERSTATE 85
H
?
2/02/84
A
6
N
POWELL OPPOSES BUYING EXTRA POLICE CARS
s
2
5/29/84
C
N
K90
TWO HURT AS WRECK BRINGS CHAS<= TO END
H
2
7/08/84
B
4
N
PSO INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
s
2
7/23/84
A
2
N
MAN HURT IN WRECK WITH CITY POLICE CAR
H
2
7/27/84
A
1 1
N
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7/27/84
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3
N
OFFICER HURT IN WRECK
H
2
8/06/84
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1
N
POLICE CAR DAMAGED IN COLLISION
H
2
8/16/B4
B
3
N
POLICE CAR DAMAGED IN CHASE
H
2
9/02/84
C
6
N
PATROL CAR COLLIOES WITH FIRE TRUCK
H
2
9/03/34
e
3
N
MEN ARRESTED IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
S
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9/03/84
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OFFICER INJUREO
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10/23/34
c
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s
2
10/24/84
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DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, BUDGET
MORE POLICE SAID NEEOED OOWNTOWN
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OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, CLUB PLV1. STATION
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECT
wRONG NUMBER IN WRONG PLACE
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, COLE MILL ROAO STATION
NEW AREAS TO TAX PSO FORCE: ANNEXATION REQUIRING DUTY SHIFTS
ANNEXATION FOES WILL SEES REVIEW BY COURT
STATION 10 NOW BEING USED
WRONG NUMBER!
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, COMMJ NI C AT IONS CENTER
SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 19111
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. ORUN< EN DRIVING UNIT
SEE ALSO ORUNKEN DRIVING
TRAFFIC SOUAO: SPEEDERS. DRUN< EN DRIVERS TARGET OF POLICE TEAM
SOUAD OFF TO SOLIO START
EXTENOING OWI TEAM IS URGED
DRUNKEN-DRIVING ARRESTS SPURT UP
DURHAM OWI ARRESTS DROP QX
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE 15 WITH DRUNKEN ORIVING
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. EHPL7YEES
PUBLIC SAFETY WORKER CHARGED
ATION
LIC SAFETY PROGPAM
F PSO REPORT
0
MEN AND BLACKS
0 HIRING. PROMOTION
C SAFETY
N 3US SERVICE
EVALUATE PSO PROGRAM
AFETY
ETY STUOY FIRM
LES
AFTER PSO STUOY
BY AUG. 6
SO PROGRAM REVIEW
R 1"0. 000
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. EVALJ
DURHAM SEEKS EVALUATION OF PUT
EVALUATION ASKEO FOR PSD PROGR
PSO PROGRAM CREATES SPARKS
COUNCIL SHOULO PONDER IMPACT 3
EXPANDED PSO PROGRAM STUDY EYE
PSO STUOY MAY BE EXPANDED
SEPARATE PSO STUDY URGED ON WD
SEPARATE STUDY SUGGCSTED ON PS
PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE AIRED
COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION ON PUBLI
COUNCIL DELAYS PSO STUOY
COUNCIL URGED TO TAKE ACTION 0
FIRMS GET DEADLINE FOR BIOS rj
REVIEW PROCESS SET ON PUBLIC S
PANEL NAMED TO HIRE PUBLIC SAF
PSO MEETING SET
PSO STUDY PANEL LAYS GROUND RJ
DURHAM TO BE POORER. NO WISER
PANEL 10 SELECT PSO STUDY FIR^
PSO EVALUATORS NARROWED
PSO PANEL MEETS SUNDAY
3 FIR«S TO BE CONSIDERED FOR »
PSO EVALUATION COST PUT AT OVE
POORER STILL. NO WISER
COSTS MAJOR FACTOR IN PSO EVAL
SCOPE. COST OF PUBLIC SAFETY S
PSO FIRM INTERVIEWS SET
PSO REVIEW INTERVIEWS END
PANEL SELECTS WASHINGTON FIRM
EVALUATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY P»
PASSING PARADE
CDUNCIL GETS PSO PROPOSAL
COUNCIL CAN. SHOULD FORGO FUTI
OPINION EXCHANGE: PUBLIC SAFET
PSO EVALUATION IS NEEDED
STUDY IS NOT NEEDED
OK SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY ST
COUNCIL APPROVES RIGHTS AGREEM
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN OUANOARY OVE
SERVICE CENTER SITE ON HOLO
PSO STUDY STARTS OCT. I
CITY PICKS FIRMS TO STUDY RECY
PSO STUDY RESULTS MAY BE READY
MEETING IS TOMORROW
PSO RESPONSE TIME EYED
HEARING SET ON POLICE-FIRE SE'
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE CITY'S PUBL
SPEAKERS CRITICIZE PSO PROGRAM
OURHAM PSO STUDY TO BE REAOY IN MARCH
OUPHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, INTERNAL AFFAIRS DIVISION
NAACP HEAD UNHAPPY WITH PSO INVESTIGATION
PRIVACY LAW STRIKES AGAIN
UATION
TUOY DISCUSSED
AS BEST CHOICE FOR PSO STUDY
OGRAM COULO COST 1165.000
LE PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY
Y STUDY COSTLY
UOY CONTRACT
ENT FOR CIVIC CENTER
R ZONING ISSUE
CLING PLANT ANO SAFETY
EARLY
VICES
IC SAFETY PROGRAM
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, 0
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFET
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFET
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
PSO'S TRIAL IS DELAYED
OFFICER'S TRIAL DELAYED
ENDANGERED POLICE OFFICERS
JUDGE RULES DURHAM PSO NOT
DURHAM PSO FOUNO NOT GUILT
OFFICFR'S FRUSTRATIONS IN
BLACK PSOS SEEK CHANGES
MOTEL SHOOTOUT WOUNDS 2 ME
OPUG RAID DEATH COUNT FILE
SKILLFUL WORK BY PSD
OFFICERS WERE GOOO SAMAR I T
COUNCIL DELAYS PSO STUOY
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS 010
OURHAM OFFICERS PLAN TO CO
AWARO WINNERS
8U0GET ASKS PAY INCREASE F
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES PRAISED F
POLICE RESERVES WORK FREE
OFFICER FACING TRAFFIC CHA
NEW AREAS TO TAX PSO FORCE
ANNEXATION =OES WILL SEEK
OPPTNENTS TO APPEAL ANNEXA
CITY GETS FIRST WOMEN PSO
PSO, CITIZENS ARGUE OVER C
DURHAM PSO IS STRUCK BY CA
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STRU
BEER REPORTS CONFLICTING
PSO IN RALEIGH ROUNDUP
PSO OFFICER ARHESTEO, CHAR
LIST OF POLICE NAMES FOUND
JOHNSON TO SURRENDER IN MA
OURHAM OFFICER INJURED IN
PSOS GO TO HIGH-CRIME AREA
NAACP HEAO UNHAPPY WITH PS
PRIVACY LAW STRIKES AGAIN
ROBERTS GETS 6 1/2 YEARS F
OFFICES' JUE5TI0NS SENT A
RETIREMENT PARTY
PSOS TOUT FIRE PREVENTION
BREAK-IN VICTIM ANGERED BY
PSO STUDY STARTS OCT. I
•LOW-PRIORITY' CRIMES ME R I
PROGRAM GIVES PSOS CHANCE
MAN AIMS CAR AT OFFICER
FFIC ERS
PJOGRAM. UNDERCOVER AGENTS
PROGRAM. WOMEN
HAVE RIGHTS, TOO
GUILTY
OF OWI
WRONG DIRECTION
THE IR JOBS WELL
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HEIR RESPONSE
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AM
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DECISION
TENANTS
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IN MASSAGE PARLOR CASE
SSASE PARLOR BUST
ACCI DENT
S
0 INVESTIGATION
OR ASSAULT
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POL ICE INVESTIGATION
FI RST-CLASS CONCERN
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3/02/84
8/1D/84
9/04/84
10/09/84
11/22/84
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1/25/84
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1/27/84
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3/08/84
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3/09/84
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3/15/54
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1 N
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3/16/R4
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1 N
S51
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3/19/84
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H
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3/20/84
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3/20/84
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3/22/84
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5/04/54
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5/24/84
B
1 N
S51
s
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5/28/84
C
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K90
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6/20/84
A
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s
2
6/22/84
A
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s
2
6/23/84
A
4 E
s
2
6/29/84
c
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K90
s
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7/04/84
c
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7/D6/84
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7/09/84
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7/12/84
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7/13/84
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7/19/84
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N
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7/20/84
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7/24/94
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7/27/84
C
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H
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7/30/84
B
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s
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7/30/84
C
1 N
K90
s
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9/01/84
A
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s
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8/21/84
A
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8/25/84
A
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8/29/84
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8/31/84
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9/06/84
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9/13/84
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9/14/84
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H
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9/18/84
B
1 N
S51
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9/18/84
A
3 N
K90
s
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9/20/84
C
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s
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10/02/84
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10/13/84
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11/19/84
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11/27/84
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H
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12/09/84
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12/11/64
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12/11/84
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12/21/84
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8/20/54
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9/23/84
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N M51
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N M51
N A47
N A47
TO GET OEGREE
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2/09/84
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2/16/84
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2/16/84
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2/23/84
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2/23/84
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2/24/84
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3/02/84
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3/03/84
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H
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3/t5/B4
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4 L
s
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3/20/94
A
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4/11/84
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4/27/84
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5/03/84
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C56
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5/30/84
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6/04/84
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H
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6/07/84
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6/20/84
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6/27/84
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6/27/84
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H
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6/29/94
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H
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7/03/94
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S
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7/03/84
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7/05/94
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7/06/94
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7/07/84
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7/10/84
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H
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7/11/84
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4 N
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2
7/18/84
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7/18/94
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7/23/84
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1 N
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8/09/84
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1 N
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s
2
8/23/84
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H
2
9/01/84
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1 N
H
2
9/04/84
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s
2
9/13/84
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K30
s
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9/19/84
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A47
H
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9/20/84
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9/20/84
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9/21/84
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9/22/84
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A47
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10/09/84
c
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
CAR HITS POLICEMAN AFTER SUSPECT FLEES
TEM»E"S FLARE AT MEETING ON PJBLIC HOUSING CRIME
OFFICER INJURED
ACCIOENTS TAKE TOLL ON OFFICERS
NO CHARGES FILED IN WRECKS INVOLVING POLICE
OFFICER BEIGN INVESTIGATED
THREE ARE CLEARED OF P SO • S CHARGES
ARRESTS. NOT JUST POSES. NEEDED IN CRIME AREAS
HE HAS GUILTY. BUT...
DURHAM PSOS TO HOST POHERLIcT[NG TOURNEY
MAN SAYS DRUG CHARGE A 'FRAME'
JUDGE GALLOWAY ERRED
DURHAM OFFICERS ORGANIZING PAJTY FOR NEEDY CHILDREN
DURHAM OFFICER OBJECTS TO JUDGE'S REMARKS
OFFICER SHOWED RESPECT
DUPHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, PROMOTIONS
PSO OFFICERS ARE PROHOTEO
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUNO
COUNCIL PLANS SPECIAL MEETING ABOUT DEFICIT
COUNCIL SEEKING 1270.000
DURHAM MAY NEED TAX HIKE FOR "OLICE
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES POLICE-PENSION SHIFT
FUNDING DECISION NEAR5
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR DEFICIT
STATE HALVES ITS SHARE FOR OFFICERS' RETIREMENT
WITH FRIENOS LIKE THESE...
CITY NEEDS t200.000 FOR RETIREMENT FUND
RETIREMENT FUNO TO COST (200.000
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT TEAM
DURHAM MAN GIVES UP AFTER STANDOFF
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. OFFICERS
VICE OFFICERS "A SPECIAL BREED1
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. VICE SQUAD
MULTI-COUNTY DRUG ARRESTS INVOLVE DURHAM RESIDENTS
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. WOMEN
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
WOMAN FINOS NICHE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT
DEPARTMENT NEEDS FEMALE APPLIZANTS
DURHAM HAS OWN 'ANNIE OAKLEY'
SEPARATE PSO STUDY URGED ON W1MEN AND BLACKS
SEPARATE STUDY SUGGESTED ON PSO HIRING, PROMOTION
COUNCIL DELAYS PSO STUDY
CITY GETS FIRST WOMEN PSO LIEJTENANTS
DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE OUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION
RAPF VICTIMS HAVE CENTER FOR SUPPORT
WOMEN HAVE ENOUGH BRAINS TO CHOOSE ATTIRE
RAPE VICTIMS RARELY PROVOKE ASSAULTS
DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, RECREATION AOVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO EDISON H. JOHNSON CENTER
SEE ALSO RECREATION. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEST OURHAM RECREATION CENTER
WINTER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
GAY 90S
SPECIAL OLYMPICS BEGIN
SUMMER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
RACES UNDER DOME
FREE YOUTH DANCE SHOWCASE IS PLANNEO FOR SATURDAY
PRESENTS AWAROS
DURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION PLANS SPORTING EVENTS
OURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT: FALL RECREATI ON. . . I AD I
FALL C WINTER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
GASOLINE-MOTOR BAN NOT CONSIDERED
WEATHER FINE. CROWOS THICKER
SPORTING EVENTS ARE OFFEREO THIS SEASON
FINISHING UP FOR FLEA MARKET
RECREATION NOTES
LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS. ELOERLY MAY PAY LOWER RECREATION FEES
SPORTING EVENTS ARE PLANNED
MALL CARNIVAL ENJOYED
SPORTING EVENTS NOTED
PLANNING A PARTY
SPORTING EVENTS ARE PLANNED
AIRBORNE!
CITY PUBLISHES 'GIFT GUIOE' FJR PARKS AND RECREATION
SUPPORT PARKS ALL YEAR
SENIOR CITIZENS FETED
A FUN-FILLEO PARTY
WILLIE MAYS' EX-UNDERSTUDY IS NOW BATTING FOR OURHAM
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS
CITY REC CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
THE HILL GANG
OURHAM RECREATION DEPT., FEES
CIRCULAR ON CERAMICS HAD CLEMENT IN THE KILN
DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.. FUN CARAVAN
ANCIENT ART
EXPRESSIVE DANCING
REACHING FOR THE SKY
MAGIC ACTS HIGHLIGHT FUN FOLLIES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SOFT CATCH
DURHAM RECREATION OEPT., SOCCER
CITY REC CHAMPS
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., SPECIAL EVENTS CALENOAR
SPRING FUN CONTINUES WITH THE OURHAM PARKS AND RECREATION OEPT.
DUPHAM RECREATION OEPT., VOLLEYBALL
SEE ALSO VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL TAKES HOLD
OURHAM RED FEZZ CORP.
RED FEZZ SUIT ACCUSES EX-POTEVTATE OF VENDETTA
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N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/8'.
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CITIZENS ADVISORY COMHITTEF
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO OURHAH. N.C.. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
PANEL ACTS TO RESOLVE LAND OISPUTE
OUPHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
HOMELESS. HUNGRY FINO HELP AT DURHAM'S SOUP KITCHENS
AN EARLY FEAST
STUDENTS FAST TO FEEO HUNGRY
DURHAM RESCUE SJUAO
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE. OUR-tAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
THANKS TO RESCUE SOUAO
DURHAM RESEARCH PROPERTIES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH PROPERTIES ASSOCIATES
NEW LAND SWELLS DEVELOPMENT TO 5,900 ACRES: HAMNER SAYS IDEA IS...
CORRECTIONS ANO CLARIFICATIONS
LAND NOT ADOEO
HAMNER HOPES TO HAVE 1ST TENANT WITHIN YEAR
LAND PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKED FOR DEVELOPMENT
FLORIOA PLANNING FIRM TO HANDLE COMMUNITY
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOO CHOICE FOR PROJECT
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SCOTTISH FOR THREE RIVERS
END RIVER GROUP SEEKS ill MILLION FOR PARKS
INDIAN •INTERSTATE' WORTH SAVING
DURHAM RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. DURHAM
TAKING OFFICE
DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO NORTH nuRHAM ROTARY CLJ8
RINGING AWARDS
DONATION MADE
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DURHAM SALES ANO MARKETING CLUB
SEE SALES ANO MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM SANITATION WORKERS
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, DURHAM
DURHAM SAVOYAROS LTD.
YOUNG MUSICIANS PERFORM WITH DURHAM SYMPHONY
SAVOYAROS TO PERFORM 'YFOMAN*
SAVOYAROS* •YPOMEN* OPENS
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SAVOYARDS TO PERFORM
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BRITISH ORAMA. GCS. 'LOST' TO BE STAGED
SAVOYARDS DOING BIT FOR FESTIVAL
OURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. SERTOMA CLUBS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
CUTTING HAM
THANKS FOR HELP
NEW OFFICERS
HELPING HAND
DUPHAM SERVICE ANO RESTITUTION PROGRAM
SEE COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
DURHAM SHOWCASE
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS SERIES SUNDAY
DURHAM SHRINE CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED
RED FEZZ SUIT ACCUSES EX-POTENTATE OF VENDETTA
DURHAM SHRINE CLUB. FISH FRY
GOODWIN GIVES FISH FRY FOR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
DURHAM SKYPARK
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OURHAM SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
NEW PROGRAM HELPS FARMERS PRESERVF SOIL
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SPORTSMAN OF YEAR
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U.S. NOT ONLY NATION IN AMERICAS
TESTS FOR TEACHERS A POOR IDEA
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EDITORIAL NOT FAIR
FACTS BACK CIVIL RIGHTS EFFORT
DURHAM SUN. EMPLOYEES
FRED CARPENTER. RETIREO SUN EMPLOYEE. DIES AT 63
OUPHAM SUN, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
ELECTION LETTERS DUE TOMORROW
LETTERS BRIGHTEN OUR DAY
CITIZENS TREATED FAIRLY BY CITY
DURHAM SUN. MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
SEE ALSO ACAOEMY AWARDS
EVERYBODY'S GUESS: WIN A PRIZE BY CHOOSING 1983 OSCAR WINNERS
HOW TO ENTER OSCAR CONTEST
ALAN TEASLEY WINS MOVIE BUFF AWARO
DURHAM SUN. PICK THE WINNERS
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1/01/84
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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VISITORS HOLD STRONGEST CARPS IN TOURNEY DEAL
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DTI SETS HELPLINE TRAINING
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS SOUGHT BY OTI
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OURHAM TECH CHIEFS STUDY PLANT IN ITALY
DUKE OFFERING BASIC COURSES TO EMPLOYEES
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AOULTS IN SCHOOL HAVE ODD PROBLEMS
GOT EI"OUGH STUOENTS? OTI HAS THE TEACHERS
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OTI GETS SI MILLION FOR CONSTIUCTION COSTS
DTI TRUSTEES BACK NEW BUILDING
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, COMMFNCEMENT
MRS. SPAULDING TO SPEAK AT OTI ' S COMMENCEMENT
DURHAM TECH TO HOLD GRADUATION WEDNESDAY
DTI GRAOS TOLD: 'GET INVOLVED'
OTI GRAOS URGEO TO MOVE WITH FAST-CHANGING SOCIETY
SUMMER GRADUATES
OVER 100 AWARDED DEGREE FROM OTI
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, COMPUTER PROGRAM
OTI GETS (60,000 GRANT
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, CONTINJING EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM TECHNICAL I NST I TUTE . . .1 AD I
OURHAM TFCHNICAL INSTITUTE, CURRICJLUM
OURHAM TECH OFFERS COURSE FOR SECRETARIES
ROBOTICS ARRIVE AT OTI
OURHAM TECH SETS TELEVISED BUSINESS CLASSES
COURSE TO TEACH APPLIANCE RFPAIRS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS SOUG-t T BY OTI
OURHAM TECH: A COLLEGE, TOO'
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, ELECTRONICS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS
WYNN SAYS TECH DRAWS INDUSTRY
FOR 4 IN TRAINING PROGRAM, GRADUATION OAY ENDS WITH A JOB
DURHAM TECH TO OFFER NEW REPAIR PROGRAM IN DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, EMPLOYEES
ASSISTANT 10 PRESIDENT NAMED II DURHAM TECH
MS. TZAVARAS IS NAMEO DTI EMPLOYEE OF MONTH
EOUCATIONAL RESOURCES OIRECTO) NAMED AT DTI
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. ENROLLMENT
TECH ENROLLMENT OROPS SLIGHTLY
OTI ENROLLMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY
WORKING PUPILS COMPRISE BULK IF DTI'S ENROLLMENT
OURHAM TECH WILL BE SEEKING 231 COUNTY BUDGET INCREASE
DTI TO STUDY NEW NURSING PROG' AM
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, FACULTY
WYNN: DTI COULD EXPERIENCE LOSS OF INSTRUCTORS TO INOUSTRY
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, FACULTY SALARIES
LOSING FACULTY TO INOUSTRY HU'TS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
S
I
T
N
E
E
L
Y
P
0
DATE
C
PC
L
P
MYL
s
2
12/27/84
B
1
N
C09
H
2
12/28/84
C
I
p
N
C36
H
2
12/28/84
c
2
P
P
K30
s
2
12/28/84
A
1
P
P
K30
s
2
12/28/84
0
I
P
N
C09
s
2
12/28/84
0
1
p
N
C09
H
2
12/29/84
0
1
p
N
C36
s
2
12/29/84
A
9
p
U
C09
s
2
12/29/84
A
9
p
N
C09
H
2
12/30/84
c
I
p
N
C36
s
2
12/31/84
A
1
P
p
F70
s
2
12/31/84
D
2
P
U
C09
s
2
12/31/84
0
S
P
p
F70
s
2
12/31/84
0
8
N
C09
H 2
2/10/84
D
12
N
H 2
4/10/84
A
6
P
U
H 2
4/13/84
0
9
R
S 2
5/10/84
0
4
N
H 2
5/12/84
B
I
n
U
H 2
5/15/84
B
2
p
U
H 2
5/18/84
0
6
p
F
H 2
5/21/84
A
10
p
P
K30
H 2
5/22/84
B
1
p
U
S 2
8/30/84
0
4
N
H 2
9/14/84
0
1
p
F
W66
H 2
9/29/84
0
9
N
H 2
10/16/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/23/84
B
1
p
F
H 2
10/30/84
A
12
N
H 2
11/02/84
0
1 1
U
W66
H 2
11/06/84
B
1
p
H
H 2
12/21/84
0
14
R
S66
S 2
1/11/84
C
1
N
H 2
3/08/84
c
1 ?
N
W24
H 2
3/14/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/24/84
A
5
p
P
K30
H 2
3/26/84
A
12
«l
S 2
6/30/84
a
4
E
H 2
7/07/84
A
K
N
S 2
7/14/84
A
1
N
C60
S 2
7/17/84
A
3
N
S 2
7/24/84
A
7
p
p
S76
H 2
7/24/84
A
9
p
P
S76
S 2
7/26/94
A
1
N
C60
H 2
B/Ol/84
A
11
N
H 2
8/26/84
A
10
p
A
H 2
9/25/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/29/94
0
13
N
H 2
11/03/84
B
1
N
W24
H 2
11/07/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/08/84
A
4
E
H 2
12/04/84
A
13
N
H 2
12/27/84
B
1
N
080
S 2 6/26/84 A 1 N S80
H 2 8/12/84 B 13 N
S 2 8/14/84 B 1 N COS
S 2 12/28/84 A 4 E
H 2 4/25/84 All N W24
S 2 4/25/84 C I N C05
H 2 5/30/84 B I N 881
H 2 6/01/04 All N W24
H
s
s
2
2
2
6/01/84
7/12/84
10/24/84
A
A
A
11
1
1
N
N
N
W24
C05
L38
H
s
H
s
H
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
5/t8/84
5/19/84
5/24/84
5/24/84
8/3I/B4
8/31/84
B
A
B
B
B
A
I
6
1
1
1
5
p
p
p
p
N
N
N
N
P
N
W24
SdO
K30
S 2 3/07/84 C 1 N C60
H 2 9/04/84 0 8 A
s ?
1/25/84 A
8
N
S 2
7/31/84 A
4
F
H ?
8/19/84 B
1 n
N
H 2
9/20/84 C
a
N
H /
11/03/84 B
1
N
H 2
11/07/84 A
4
E
2 4/27/84 A 9 N W24
2 9/29/84 A 3 N L41
2 U/04/84 B I 1 N
2 6/20/94 B t
2 6/21/84 A 6
2 10/17/84 B 1
H
?
1/25/84
A 1
4 P N W24
s
/
1/25/84
(
1 N COS
s
?
2/15/94
(
1 N C05
s
■>
4/25/94
(
1 N COS
s
I
7/18/84
A
I N C05
S 2 2/29/84 C 1 N COS
H 2 5/12/84 B 1 N L30
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 2 79
1/14/85
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GERIATRIC AID ASSISTANTS
SFE ALSO GERIATRICS
CARE ASSISTANT DESERVE THANKS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GIFTS 1 FUNORAISING
DTI IS ENTERING FUND-RAISING BUSINESS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GRANTS
DTI GETS 160.000 GRANT
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. LIBRARY
OURHAM TECH SAYS LIBRARY, LOUNGE BADLY CROWDED
DTI GETS il MILLION FOR CONSTRUCTION COSTS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. MICROELECTRONICS TRAINING PROGRAM
WYNN SAYS TECH DRAWS INOUSTRY
LOSING FACULTY TO INOUSTRY HURTS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
DURHAM TECH PARTICIPATING IN N.C. PROGRAM TO ASSIST NEW INDUSTRIES
DTI PROGRAM FILLING GAP IN NEJ FIELD
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NURSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C.
OTI TO STUDY NEW NURSING PROGRAM
OURHAM TECH TO OFFER PROGRAM = OR REGISTERED NURSES TRAINING
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. OPTICAL LABORATORY
CHECKING EQUIPMENT
GIFT TO AID DTI STUDENTS
CHILEANS USE DTI OPTICIANRY PROGRAM
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. SCHOLARSHIPS
SIX DTI STUDENTS KIN SCHOL AR S-l IPS
DURHAM TECH GETS SI. 000
OOB OONATES 11,100
DTI SCHOLARSHIPS
UNC NAMES LONG FACULTY MARSHALL
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. STUDENTS
DURHAM TECH'S CHANGING
VOLUNTEERS FROM DURHAM COUNTY TO BE RECOGNIZED
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. VISITING ARTISTS
SEE ALSO VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM
CAMERA WITH A CAUSE
6 ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN SERIFS
VISITING ARTISTS TO ENTERTAIN
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE BOARD Oc TRUSTEES
TECH ENROLLMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY
OTI ENROLLMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY
TECH BUDGET APPROVED
WYNN SAYS TECH DRAWS INOUSTRY
OTI TRUSTEES BACK NEW BUILDING
OURHAM TELEPHONE CO.
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO.
OF THF SOUTHEAST
DURHAM THEATER GUILD
SEE ALSO THEATERS. DURHAM
ANOTHER OPENING...
SINGING FAULTY, BUT • F ANTA ST IC K S • FUN
OURHAM THEATER GUILO'S 'FANTAST1CK' IS FUN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
■STEVIE" PROVIDES SPECIAL EVENING
•STEVIE" SHOWCASE FOR THEATER SKILL
"MENAGERIE" REDEEMED BY ACT TWO
MUSICALS. ONE-ACTS ON THEATRE GUILD'S SCHEOULE
ORAMATIC EVENTS ARE STAGED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
GUILO "GODSPELL" LIVELY AND MOVING
DURHAM TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
CARTOON IS SHOCKING
OURHAM TOBACCO MARKET
SEE TOBACCO. MARKETS
DURHAH TOwELL FUOTBALL LFAGUE
FOOTBALL AWARD
DURHAM TOXIC ACTION COALITION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
TOXIC MATTER ENFORCEMENT URGED
DURHAH EXPERIENCE CITED AT TOXIC WASTE MEETING
GROUP WANTS RECYCLING FIRM TO MOVE OUT
OURHAM TRACTION CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
OURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
DURHAM TO GET NEW TRAFFIC-SIGNAL SYSTEM
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING HEAD PLANC. TO RETIRE
SEPARATE STUDY SUGGESTED ON PS J HIRING. PROMOTION
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT CREATES A HAZARD
WILLIFORO GETS TRAFFIC POST
STOP THIS MADNESS
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FOR NORTHGATE EXPANSION
COUNCIL URGES TRAFFIC STUDY AT NORTHGATE
DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, BUSES
BUS STATION FOR SALF; TRAILWAYS PLANS MOVE
TRAILWAYS SEEKS NEW LOCATION
BUS STATION'S MOVE MIGHT ELIMINATE SODOM
KEEP BUS DEPOT DOWNTOWN
OFFICIALS FOR BUS STATION L00< AT RELOCATION SITES
TRAILWAYS SHOULD STAY DOWNTOWN
BUS COMPANIES SEEK SEPARATE TERMINALS
TRAILWAYS EXTENDS LEASE WITH OURHAM BUS STATION
TRAILWAYS NOT MOVING, YET
SINGLE BUS STATION BACKFD AT HEARING ON GREYHOUNO
SEPARATE BUS STATIONS RAPPED
DISTRICT MANAGER SAYS GREYHOUNO NEEOS TERMINAL
CENTRAL BUS STATION IS VITAL c OR DURHAM
PANEL SETS TIMETABLE TO CONSIDER REPORT ON RECYCLING REOUEST
DELAY SOUGHT FOR MOVE BY BUS - INE
DURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
SEE ALSO CHAKLOTTE/R ALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAH, N.C, PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAILROAOS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAINS
YESTERDAY AND TODAY
H 2 6/11/84 A 4
S 2 9/18/84 B 1
S 2 3/07/84 C 1
H 2 6/01/84 A 1 1
S 2 7/12/64 A I
H 2 4/27/84 A 9
H 2 5/12/84 B 1
H 2 7/08/84 D 1 1
H 2 12/19/84 A 11
L
N
C60
N
C60
N
N
W24
C05
N
N
W24
L30
7/18/84 A
10/31/R4 B
3/10/84 A
3/16/84 B
6/20/84 A
2 6/04/R4 A 12
2 6/15/84 A 6
2 7/10/84 B 5
2 8/02/84 B 2
2 11/01/84 A 6
N C05
N W24
5/30/84 A
9/2 7/84 A
S 2 1/12/84 0 1
H 2 5/16/84 B 4
S 2 5/17/84 0 12
H 2 1/25/84 A 14 P N W24
S 2 1/25/84 C 1 N COS
H 2 4/25/84 A 11 N W24
H 2 4/27/84 A 9 N W24
5 2 10/24/84 A 1 N L3B
W66
961
871
W66
W66
H 2 10/10/84 A 4 T L
S 2 5/11/84 0 4 P P K30
2
2/16/84
D
7
2
2/24/84
D
7
2
3/01/84
D
5
2
3/16/84
0
6
2
3/22/84
0
5
2
3/23/84
D
7
2
5/U/84
0
7
2
8/17/84
0
8
2
8/30/84
0
2
2
9/28/R4
D
6
2
12/07/84
D
7
3/23/B4 A
5/17/84 B
8/08/84 B
N S51
N S51
N SSI
s
2
1/12/84
A
1
P N
K90
s
2
3/15/84
c
I
P N
K90
H
2
3/14/84
B
1
N
551
H
2
4/18/84
A
4
L
s
2
4/20/R4
c
1
N
K90
H
2
5/09/84
A
4
L
M
2
10/02/84
B
1
N
S51
s
2
10/02/84
A
1
N
M69
H
2
2/25/84
A
1
N
s
2
2/25/84
A
1 4
N
H
2
2/29/84
A
4
E
H
2
3/02/84
A
4
L
S
2
3/20/84
c
1
N
K90
s
2
4/13/84
A
4
L
s
2
7/19/84
A
1
N
K90
s
2
8/15/84
c
1
N
K90
H
?
8/16/84
B
1
N
H
2
9/28/84
B
1
N
S51
S
2
9/28/84
C
1
N
A47
H
2
9/29/84
B
1
N
s
2
10/01/84
A
4
E
H
?
10/25/84
B
6
N
S51
s
2
10/25/84
A
13
N
M69
S 2 8/18/84 A 1 P P C56
UAL INUE«
1/01/8* - 12/31/64
HAVOk OFFERS 'UN TO SAVE LANDMARK
SAVING "LACKNALL MOUSE IS MAVTR'S LATEST 'VISION'
ONCEi CITV HAD MAGNIFICENT TR« IN OEPOT
DURHAM UNITED WAY
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
WILSON MEADS DRIVE
•94 UNITED WAV SELECTS LEADERS
RECEIVES "L40UE
•?* UNITED HAY TO BE 'CHALLENGING'
NEW CIVIC LEADERS
THE JNITED WAY
UNITED WAY PICKS OFFICIAL
3PADSMAW GETS POST WITH DURHAM UNITED WAY
CLINIC'S "ONEY WITHHELD
GROUPS TO SMOOTH FUNDING PROCESS
DURHAM UNITED WAY Tn ANNOUNCE GOAL
DURHAM UNITED WAY PLANS l'» INCREASE Ov*R '83 GOAL
UNITED WAY SEEKS $1.75 MILLION BY NOVEMBER
UNITEO WAY BORROWS EXECUTIVES
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
LUNCH TO KICK OFF UNITEO WAY DRIVE
AGENCIES LISTED WHICH UNITED WAY MONEY SUPPORTS
UNITEO WAY SETS RECORD GOAL
UNITED WAY AODS 3 AGENCIES
UNITED WAY GOAL OF $1.75 MILLION MAY BE SURPASSED
FOLLOWING A HARD ACT
UNITED WAY STRESSES TEAMWORK
UNITED WAY OPENS $1.75 MILLION DRIVE
WILSON: TEAMWORK KEY TO FUND SUCCESS
UNITED WAY NEEOS UNITEO EFFORT
CAMPAIGN KICKOFF
UNITED WAY RAISES 35 PERCENT ?F GOAL
UNITEO WAY GIVING TOPS 36 PFRIENT OF GOAL
UNITED WAY GETS *TX OF GOAL
UNITEC WAY GIVING NEARS HALF 3 F SI. 75 MILLION GOAL
DURHAM'S UNITED WAY REACHES 64 X
UNITEO WAY TOPS 11 MILLION
SEARING THE TOP
IT'S ON THE WAY
A POSITIVE CAMPAIGN
UNI'EO WAY CAMPAIGN HITS 93. «
UNITEO WAY AT 33*
UNITED WAY TOPS OURHAM GOAL
UNITEO WAY DRIVE GOES OVER THE TOP
UNITEO WAY TEAMWORK CITED
UNITED WAY SUCCESS ST?RY
A .ELL-COACHEO TEAM . I NS
UNITED WAY THE AMERICAN WAY
FIRM SAYS DUKE'S ARTIFICIAL GILL WORKING
DURHAM UNITED WAY. BUDGET
UNITEO WAY AODS i AGENCIES
DURHAM VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
SEE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
DURHAM VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. DURJA" CHAPTER
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO POLITICS. DURHAM
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSES KNOX . SPAULOING. HUNT
VOTERS' ALLIANCE BACKS SPAULDING
VOTERS'S ALLIANCE GOES FOR 0E«OS
OURham WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO WATER BOND ISSUE
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
EROSION RULES ARE READIED
ROLAN: CITY CONCERNED ABOUT WATER
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATED FO' DISCUSSION
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED EDICT COMMENTS
WATER, SEWEP SERVICES ExTENSIDN CONSIDERED
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: WATER PLANT PROVIDED
PANEL FAVORS JOINT WATER, SEWCR STUOY
DURHAM nILPLIFE CLUB
GUN ANO RIFLE CLU»S CRITICIZE PR3P0SE0 FIREARMS ORDINANCE
BOARD PUTS OFF GUN ORDINANCE
OURHAM -OMAN'S CL
SEE ALSO DuRha
SEE ALSO N.C.
CLARKS. BPAO
ART WINKER
NEW OFFICERS
THERE'LL PUT
OLO COOKBOOK
INTERNATIONA
CLUB FOSTERS
RUTH WHEELER
POLITICAL CA
FASHION MIXE
GLITTER
SHAKESPEARE
NOW CAROLINA
PAGE 2 80
l/l*/95
junior woman's :luj
federation of women's clubs
ys entertain congenial crowo sunday
installed
flowers all over bonnie 8rae
features food f»vorites of past
STUOENTS fed HOtE COOKING
GOOD WILL
LOWE DAY WAS A CcLEBPATION OF LOVE
NOIDATES TO GET S-10WCASE IN FASHION
S WITH POLITICS
ORAWS CROWO FOR C«NCE° CENTER 8ENEFI
P-ALLROOM ACCESSnLc T0 EVERYONE
DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB STUDENT MUS IC CONTEST
MUSIC CONTEST WINNERS
DURHAM WOMEN'S CENTER
CENTEP WANTS TO SERVE DURHA" .OMEN
1UPHAH YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE YWCA. DURHAM
DURHAM'S STATION
SEE DURHAM, n.c.
SEE OURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL HOME BUILDERS
HOHEBUILDERS wary OF SPECULATIVE HOUSES
OURHAM/CHAPEl hill LIGHTNING SELECT SOCCER TEA"
SEE ALSO SOCCER
SOCCER STARS
duRhah/ouke Campaign
see also duke univ., gifts c funo raising
durham-duke orive begins with goal set at $260,000
N E
P D
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
S 2 10/02/8* A I N "69
S 2 10/04/94 A 4 E
H 2 12/16/8* B 1 P U L57
S 2
2/02/84
C
1
p
N
C60
H 2
2/03/84
5
1
p
N
L41
S 2
2/03/8*
A
2
R
p
"66
S 2
2/03/8*
C
1
p
N
C60
H 2
3/01/8*
A
4
E
H 2
5/26/8*
A
4
E
H 2
6/06/8*
A
11
P
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
?
P
N
C60
H 2
6/21/9*
a
1
N
981
S 2
6/26/8*
C
t
N
K90
H 2
7/l3/»*
A
7
N
H 2
7/lT/e*
A
I
N
L*l
S 2
7/17/8*
S
1
N
J56
H 2
9/23/8*
A
2«
P
P
H 2
9/24/84
A
2
N
H 2
8/21/84
A
»
N
S 2
8/29/84
A
7
N
S 2
8/29/84
c
1
P
H
C60
H 2
9/02/84
c
1
0
N
L*l
S 2
9/09/84
A
3
N
C60
S 2
9/15/84
A
4
E
S 2
9/17/8*
C
1
N
L38
H 2
9/18/8*
B
1
p
N
L41
S 2
9/18/9*
B
1
P
N
L38
H 2
9/20/8*
A
4
E
S 2
9/26/84
A
8
p
p
M66
S 2
10/09/84
A
1
N
A47
H 2
10/10/94
8
1
p
N
L*l
S 2
10/16/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
10/1V94
B
1
p
N
S 2
10/23/94
C
I
H
C60
H 2
10/24/94
B
I
N
S 2
10/25/84
C
11
p
P
S76
H 2
10/26/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/01/94
A
5
L
S 2
ll/02/«4
A
1
s
C60
h 2
11/03/84
A
15
N
S 2
11/09/8*
A
1
•i
C60
M 2
11/10/84
C
1
o
H
L*l
S 2
11/10/84
A
3
N
C60
S 2
11/13/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/14/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/19/94
A
4
L
H 2
11/29/84
A
21
p
N
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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OURHAM-DUKE CAMPAIGN EXCEEDS «260.000 GOAL
OURHAM-OUKE CAMPAIGN TQPS GOAL OF S260.000 FOB UNIVERSITY
DURHAM/DUKE RELATIONS
SFE DURHAM, N.C. TOHN AND GOWN RELATIONS
DURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BOWLING
HUFFMAN NAMED 1ST BOWLER OF MDNTH
OURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO DENTAL HVGIENISTS, N.C.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
OURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL HYGIENE SOCIETY
SFE ALSO DENTAL CARF
DENTAL HYGIENE GROUP PLANS MEETING TONIGHT
DURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL SOCIETY
NEW. OLD PRESIDENTS
LET'S GET DENTAL
DURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM COUNTIES EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING OFFICE
HOLLEMAN: MERGE JOBS PROGRAM
DURHAM/ORANGE MEDICAL AUXILIARY
STATE LEADER VISITS
DURHAM/ORANGE MEDICAL SOCIETY
CHILD ABUSE OFTEN UNREPORTED
OOCTORS SHOULD REPORT CHILD ABUSE. EXPERT SAYS
TAKE OFFICE
DURHAM/ORANGE OUILTERS
SEE ALSO OUILTS
STITCH OF TIHE ALLOWEO FOR OUILTERS"
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 4/12/84 A 1 N
H 2 4/13/84 B I N
H 2 11/11/84 C 1 1
S 2 5/14/84 B 2 P P *bb
FESTIVAL
DURHAM/ORANGF/CHATHAM CO. JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO CENTRAL PIEDMONT CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO JOB TRAIMING PARTNERSHIP ACT
OURHAM JOB TRAINING OIRECTOR JILL RESIGN
CETA OIRECTOR DID JOB WELL IN OURHAM
DURHAM/RALEIGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
DURHAMITE CLUB
CLUB HELPS STUDENTS
HOME TIES STILL STRONG
DURHAMVILLE
SEE OURHAM, N.C.
SEE OURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
OUST
SEE ALLERGIES
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
DWARFISM
SEE ALSO SHORT PEOPLE
BILLY: a Dya in THE LIFE...
OYAZIDE
DRUG NOT DOING WHAT EXPECTEO
OYNAM1T NOIEL AG IWEST GERMANY!
SILICON-WAFER PLANT DUE IN COUNTY
NEW RTP COMPANY TO HIRE FROM OURHAM
VISION, WIDE DECISIONS FUEL P» RK ■ S EXPANSION
ONE QUESTION, MR. GOVERNOR
DURHAM TECH CHIEFS STUDY PLANT IN ITALY
OYNAMITE
SEE ALSO BOMBS
FIRE. EXPLOSION ROCK HENOERSON BUILDING
DYSLFXIA
SEE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL CHILCREN. N.C.
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO REAOING
CONFERENCE BEING HELD ON OVSLrXIA
FCM ENTERPRISES
POLICE PAOLOCK MASSAGE PARLOR! SIX ARE ARRESTED
CHAPEL HILL POLICE ARREST SIX IN MASSAGE PARLOR RAID
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKEO TO HELL • S ANGELS
FDP
SEE ETHYLENE OIBROMIDE
EDS FEDERAL CORP.
SEE ELECTRONIC OATA SYSTEMS CORP.
EDSA IEDWARD 0. STONE C ASSOCIATES!
LAND PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKED FOR OEVELnpMENT
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANDLE COMMUNITY
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOD CHOICE FOR PROJECT
NORTHERN DURHAM MINI-CITY IS NAMED
S 2 11/13/84 C
S 2 1/19/84 A 15 P P K30
S 2 3/21/84 A 13 P P T37
S 2 6/25/84 C I N K90
S 2 9/19/84 A 2 P P M66
S 2 2/09/84 C 1 N J56
H 2 2/10/84 B 1 N 930
S 2 12/15/84 A 15 P P F70
S 2 8/09/84 0 5 P N
S 2 6/14/84 A 1 N K90
H 2 7/11/84 A 4 L
S 2 6/12/84 B 1 N K90
5 2 6/19/84 A 4 E
H 2 10/21/64 D 3 P P F70
S 2 10/31/84 C 7 U
H 2 7/26/84 A 1 P N L41
S 2 7/26/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 7/27/84 A 4 F
H 2 7/30/84 A 4 E
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H 2 4/02/84 A 1
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7/17/84 8
7/17/84 A
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1 K45
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FPA
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AG=NCY
SEE EOUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
SEE EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION
FSPN
SEE ALSO SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
JUOGE PUNCHES ACC'S TICKET
JUDGE RULES AGAINST 'SEASON TICKET' TV
ORANGE JUDGE RULES AGAINST 'SEASON TICKET' TV
TFRPS. HEELS SET FOR BATTLE
OURHAM CABLE BLACKOUT LIFTED
TV-BASKETBALL DEAL UNFAIR TO A CC FANS
COURTS GIVE FANS A BREAK
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVIC CENTER REPORT
EDMISTEN. ESPN TALK ABOUT GAMES
FIRM SCRAPS 'SEASON TICKET' BASKETBALL ON CABLE TV
•SEASON TICKET' ENDS CABLE, NEW TV PLANS
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H
2
1/08/84 B
N
H
2
1/12/94 D
N
K45
s
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1/12/84 a
N
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2
1/13/84 C
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s
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s
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1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
BASKETBALL NOTES
•SEASON TICKET' HEARING IS POSTPONED UNTIL JAN. 30
•NO PAY. NO PLAY1 ICARTOONI
SEASON TICKET SUIT niSMISSED
•HATS OFF TO THE ATTORNEY GEN= RAL •
ACC NEEDS COMPROMISE ON TV GA«ES
SEASON TICKET STAYS IN COURT
SOME PEOPLE WANTED TO PAY FOR TV GAMES
HE HELPED CONSUMERS
E. F. HUTTON, INC.
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PROPOSALS
COURTHOUSE PLANS ARE STUOIEO
f. K. POWE HOUSE
CERAMIC CREATIONS
WRAP CHAMPS
E. K. POWE SCHOOL
HOW DOES IT WORK?
SEEKING HELP
GETTING THE JOB DONE
FOOD ART
HELPING HAND
PUMPKIN CARVING
SPOOKY ENCOUNTER
YOUNGSTERS PITCH IN TO HELP
E. N. TOOLE ANO SONS ELECTRIC CO.
WRONG TURN
COHMANDEERED CAR PLOWS INTO BUILDING
EAGLE SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SPORTS TOO BIG FOR BRITCHES
SCOUTS RISE TO EAGLE
EAGLFS
n.c. gets its first nativf bal 0 eagles
eaglets get ready to try the i? wings
bald eagles relocated in n.c. park
2 bald eaglets moveo to n.c.
bald fagle seen near ashe30r0
baln eagles released without \ hitch
eagles releaseo with beepers
eagle population no longer declining
ear surgery
see also oeaf
see also surgery
boy's world of silence is enoe 0
earl of granville festival
see also festivals. n.c.
see also granville county. n.c.
see also oxforo. n.c.
festival set april 27 to 29
early chilohooo education
see also children. learning
see also ouke univ. preschool and primary prdgram
parents advised to create interest in language
earthquakes
n.c. earthquakes stir religious fervor
earthquakes. n.c.
boone area is rattleo by minor earthquake
easements
see also condemnation
see also lano sale5. pr i va te -own eo
see also private property rights
court: lot, not house. sold f3r back taxes
state condemns lano for 1-40
orainage problems to be eyed
group says too much farmland 3eing devoured by development
east carolina univ.
oegrees in acting offered by ecu
ecu offers suzuki music institute
ecu hosts family life meeting
fast carolina univ., commencement
ecu graos called 'symbols'
east carolina lists graduates
ecu awaros oegrees
east carolina univ.. faculty
•lost colony1 may be under water
expert: parents shouldn't ignore stuttering
east carolina univ., sports
see east carolina univ. sports
east carolina univ., students
collegiate dating? same old g', ioes
ecu releases fall semester honors lists
east carolina lists graduates
ecu names honors list
east carolina univ. meoical school
edoie knox backs ecu meoical school
letter knocking knox was mn e rroo '
ecu to begin full-scale open 4eart surgery soon
east carolina univ. school of educ'tion
ecu prepares for accreditation review
teachfk programs at ecu accredited
east carolina univ. sports
mascot's name fuels dispute on ecu campus
ecu vote goes against -pee oee '
east carolina univ. sports. 9aseball
east carolina, james madison get top seeds
east carolina aovances to ecar tournament final
auburn names ecu's p-airo base3 all coach
overton new ecu coach
east carolina univ. sports, basketball
ecu hoping for new results fr1m olo faces
wake forest wallops ecu
east carolina univ. sports, football
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1 7/04/84 C 1 N
2 9/26/84 B 1 N W36
2 10/09/84 3 1 N L41
2 11/19/84 B 8 N
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5/13/84
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
ROZIER. SIMS STUMBLING IN LET'
EX-ECU COACH JACK BOONE OIES
STATE CONSIDERS 6N0ING FOOTPAL
LEGISLATURE TO FORCE STATE-ECU
LEGISLATURE SHOULD STICK TO P3
ECU. AUBURN SET FOOTBALL GAMES
EAST CAROLINA SCHEOULES LSU
WHEN ED EMORY SPEAKS. PEOPLE F
EMORY, ECU READY FOR TOUGH SCH
EMORY A POSSIBLE CANOIOATE AT
EAST CAROLINA PUTS PENN ST. 01
THE OPENER
KARR HAPPY TO JOIN CFA
DESPITE LOSSES. TOUGH SLATE E:
YOUNG PIRATES MUST FACE OVfcRPl
STARTING QUARTERBACK UNOECIOED
EMORY'S GOAL SINGULAR - WIN
PIRATES TAKE ON SEMINOLES
FLORIDA STATE ROUTS ECU
MISTAKES TAKE TOLL OH PIRATFS
EMORY'S VIEWPOINT POOR IN LOSS
EAST CAROLINA CAN'T HANDLE SEM
ECU'S JONES GETS NOD FOR OB SP
OWLS STING EAST CAROLINA, 17-0
ECU PUNCHLESS IN SECONO LOSS
ECU'S EMORY: WE'RE DEFINITELY
EMORY ADJUSTS LINEUP
CENTRAL MICHIGAN OROPS ECU TO
WINLESS ECU LOSES QB BARTLETT
PIRATES ESCAPE PASS-HAPPY GEO(
PIRATES FINO OB! EA3N FIRST VI
ECU COACH EMORY SAYS PACK REAO
PACK'S GREENE STICKS THE PIRAT
SURPRISE: STATE WINS IT IN 4TH
REEO: 'TIME TO 'FESS UP'
OUKE PUNTER TOLISH HURT. MAY 3
ECU'S EMORY OPTIMISTIC
MISTAKE-PRONE ECU FALLS TO PIT
EMORY HOPINT JUST TO SALVAGE F
BUNN RUNS KEY ECU PAST »UCS
BUNN GETS HIS CHANCE. LEADS P'
•HIGH-FLYING' GAMECOCKS FACE A
EMORY: GAMECOCKS WILL BE ECU'S
USC. NOT ECU. GOT THE BOOST
2 ECU GRIOOERS BEING INVESTIGA
ECU FIRES EMORY. GOES SHOPPING
EMORY ASTONISHED BY ABRUPT OIS
ECU'S EMORY: NO EXPLANATION OF
FOR ED. LIGHTNING HAS A TINGE
ART BAKER INTERESTED IN ECU JO
ECU HIRES ART BAKER
BAKER'S QUICK HIRING RAISES EY
ECU GIVE BAKER MULTI-YEAR PACT
BAKER OENIES KNOWING ED EMORY
BAKER SAYS ECU CONTACT CAME AF
ECU. EMORY MEET TO TALK SETTLE
S MAKE A USFL OEAL
L TIES WITH ECU
MATCHUP?
LITICAL FOOTBALLS
BEGINNING IN '85
INALLY LISTENING
EOULE
MIAMI
SCHEDULE
U'S EMORY LIKES CHANCES
WERING SCHEOULE
AT ECU
TO FLORIDA STATE
INOLE NEWCOMERS
OT VS. TEMPLE
DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
0-3
FOR YEAR
GIA SOUTHERN. 34-27
CTORY
Y
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QUARTER
E OUT OF VIRGINIA GAME
T. 17-10
CU'S SEASON
ISTES TO VICTORY
TEST OF METTLE AGAINST ECU
TOUGHEST TEST
TEO FOR AGENT CHARGES
MISSAL
FERED FOR DISMISSAL
OF REO TO IT
WAS ON WAY OUT AS PIRATE COACH
TER EMORY FIRING
MENT
EAST DUKE CAMPUS
SEE DUKE UNIV.
EAST CAMPUS
EAST DURHAM
SEE ALSO CITIZENS FOR A SAFER EAST DURHAM
JOBS IN EAST DURHAM SHOULD BE CITY'S GOAL
PETITIONERS WANT STREET PAVED
ORDER COULD PHASE OUT WASTE PROCESSING PLANT
EAST DURHAM RESIDENTS WIN SAFER NEIGHBORHOOD
EAST ENO COMMUNITY (DURHAM. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
BOARD BACKS NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM PLAN
HOME REHABILITATION PROGRAM SHIFTS TO EAST END COMMUNITY
FAST ENO SCHOOL
LEARNING BY DOING
CONCENTRATING
EAST GEER ST.
BRIDGE WORK
EAST SPENCER. N.C.
MAYOR OF EAST SPENCER FACES EXPOSURE CHARGE
EAST SPENCER MAYOR'S TRIAL DELAYED
MAYOR GETS CONVICTED
EAST-WFST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL (N.C. EAST-WEST GAMEI
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL
SMITH, MILLER IN ALL-STAR SPOTLIGHT
SMITH VS. STRICKLAND, ROUNO TJO
S"ITH DIRECTS EAST TO VICTORY OVER WEST STARS
RAN2IN0 SMITH OIRECTS EAST ALL-STARS IN WIN
FIKE'S REID NAMED EAST COACH
EAST-WEST ALL STAR FOOTBALL
FOUR NAMED TO EAST-WEST GRID CONTEST
3 CHOSEN AS ALL-STARS
MILLER TO COACH EAST STARS; FALCONS WIN AGAIN
COACHES' OFFENSIVE PLANS CENTER AROUNO RUNNING OF MCGILL, GOSS
UNC RECRUIT THOMPSON PKQVIOIN". LIFT BOTH ON AND OFF PLAYING FIELO
PLAYER OROPOUTS THREATEN EAST-WEST GAME
WEST, 18-6: FUMBLE RECOVERY, 'LOCKEO PUNT KEY CRUCIAL SPURT...
EAST'S MISTAKES GIVE WEST EASY ALL-STAR VICTORY
EAST-WEST ALL STAR GIRLS BASKETBALL
LATE BURST KEEPS EAST GIRLS' STREAK ALIVE
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ROSE: ROAD PROJECT NEEDS HIGH
OURHAM TO LOSE PAR-3 FOR EXPR?
VOTE EXPECTED ON FINAL EAST-WE
EXPRESSWAY NEEDS NEW NA«E
EXPRESSWAY name SUGGESTED
BLACKNALL HOUSE GETS DEAOLINE
COURTS TO SET PRICETAG FOP SOJ
DEADLINE SET FQR MOVING BLACK"!
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ENAMING
CK STOPS HERE- (CARTOON1
LT OF DEAN'S EFFORTS
OFFICIALS SAY
EASTER
EASTER BUNNY'S ALL SET FOR APML 14 LUNCHEON
EASTER PLANS
SUNRISE SERVICES A TRADITION AT DUKE
GETTING READY
EASTER: THE TRAOITIONS CHANGE. BUT THE MEANING REMAINS THE SAME
CHILOREN SEND EASTER BASKETS TO STORM VICTIMS
THE RESURRECTION
USHERING IN EAS'ER
FOLKS AROUND HERE: PROUD AND PRETTY
GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY TO REPLACE N.C.'S EASTER MONOAY PROPOSED
EASTER EGG HUNTS
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE EASTER EGG HUNT
EGG HUNT PLANNED FOR APRIL 20
EGG HUNT PLANNEC
ADULTS CAN HUNT THEIR OWN TOOAY
EGG HUNTS PLANNED
EASTEP EGGS IN SEASON
TOSSING EGGS
READY TO ROLL
EGG HUNTS DELAYED
RAIN POSTPONES EASTER EGG HUNTS
FOUNO 'EM!
egg 2ackly
easter eggs
see also eggs
easter egg hunt planned for april 21
children learn about eggs-act science
different oecorating ideas
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
it's finished
easter lily
her easter lilies bloom just as they choose
easter monoay
orange closings slated for easter
students. many workers to get long easter break
holiday's origin is still debited
government offices. businesses closed for easter monoay
how to tell the easter bunny c rom the easter monoay bunny icartooni
observe tooay with gusto
n.c.'s legal observance of easter monday challenged
gooo friday holiday to replace n.c.'s easter monday proposeo
senate panel approves hazaroojs waste bill
gooo friday holiday is logical, but not likely
easter seal campaign
PLAYERS' PURSUIT IS NOT SO TRIVIAL: DURHAM TEAM COMPETES for EASTER.
EASTER SEAL BOARD TO GET 0URHAM MAN
EASTER SEAL POSTER CHILD
EASTER SEAL CHILO MEETS PRESIDENT
EASTERN AIR LINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO PALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
SAFETY FIRST; GAMES LAST
EASTERN AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
SPORTS IN BRIEF
EASTERN BLOCK INC.
VANCE BUSINESS EXPANSIONS WILL AOO 300 JOBS
EASTERN CAROLINA ADULT CLOSEO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO EASTERN CAROLINA TENNIS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TENNIS
EASTERN CAROLINA TENNIS TOURNFY OPENS THURSDAY
EASTERN CAROLINA TENNIS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO EASTERN CAROLINA ADULT CLOSEO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
TOP SEEDS RULE ON OPENING DAY
N.C. STATE NETTERS AOVANCE IN ECTA
LUDWIG WINS SECONO ECTA
LUDWIG WINS ECTA
EASTERN CORRECTIONAL CENTER
STATE PRISON INMATE HANGS HIMSELF
EASTERN DISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS. U.S.. EASTERN DISTRICT
EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER
EASTGATE BUYER PLANS RENOVATIDNS
EASTWOOD ICHAPEL HILLI
EASTWOOO SKETCH APPROVEO
EASY-RIDER SERVICE ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED. TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. TRANSPORTATION
CARRBORO BUS SERVICE TO COST UICE AS MUCH
EATING
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO FOOO
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
THERE'LL BE NO SNACKING. NO EATING AT THIS REUNION
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4/18/34
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SEE ALSO DURHAM EBONETTES
SEE ALSO FASHION SHOWS
SHOW'S NOV. 5
H
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ECLIPSES
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
TO WATCH THE ECLIPSE, DON'T L?OK AT IT
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PLAN FOR THE HAY 30 ECLIPSE
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H
2
5/29/8* B
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SAFETY KEY TO ECLIPSE WATCHING
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CLOUOS OBSCURF VIEW OF ECLIPSE
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ECLIPSE DELIGHTS. DISAPPOINTS
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ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT INC.
TWO FIRMS TO PAY FOR EROSION
H
2
5/11/8* A
6
N
ECONO LODGES OF AMERICA
ECONO LODGES MOTEL COMPANY MOVING OFFICES
H
2
1/29/84 A
4
N
• 1.6 MILLION MOTEL OPENS AT N.C. 55-1-40 INTERSECTION
H
2
6/10/8* B
7
N
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
SEE BOYCOTTS
ECONOMICS
N.C. UNIVERSITY ECONOMISTS RANKED HIGH IN PUBLISHING
H
2
1/01/8* C
13
N
ECONOMISTS
!
SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS
GOOO RIDDANCE TO ECONOMISTS
M
2
12/17/6* A
4
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ECONOMY, DURHAM
P
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (PROPOSEOI
*
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AIO. DURHAM
H
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
r
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES. DURHAM
1983 CALLED GREAT YEAR FOR BUSINESS IN DURHAM
H
2
1/01/8* A
1
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L41
DURHAM ECONOMY HAS BIG YEAR
S
2
1/06/8* A
I
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POWELL: CITY HAS FINANCIAL PAINS
s
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s
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DURHAM ECONOMY BOOMS
s
2
9/03/8* A
4
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CORNING OFFICIAL SAY TRIANGLE AT CRITICAL MASS
H
2
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s
COUNTIES TO PLAN STRATEGY
s
2
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N
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M
ECONOMY, INTERNATIONAL
h
SEE ALSO EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DEADLINE APPROACHING
H
2
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4
E
*
ECONOMY, N.C.
y
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
.
SEE ALSO N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
■
BUSINESS INDEX RISES AGAIN IN NOVEMBER
H
2
1/01/8* C
5
N
1983 WAS YEAR OF RECOVERY IN NORTH CAROLINA
s
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1/02/8* A
8
N
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HUNT: 1983 GOOD ECONOMIC YEAR
H
2
1/06/8* B
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TEXTILES. OTHERS SEE CONTINUING GROWTH IN 198*
H
2
1/09/8* C
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MOOERATE GAINS FORECAST IN N.C. ECONOMY BY BANKER
H
2
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16 P
N
L41
•8* BODES WELL FOR N.C.
s
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EASTERN N.C. GROWTH SEEN CONTINUING
H
2
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11
N
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N.C. ECONOMISTS SAY OUTLOOK GDOD FOR "8*
S
2
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3
N
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HAPPY CONSUMERS HELP ECONOMY
s
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2/16/84 C
2
N
COUNTIES TO PLAN STRATEGY
s
2
2/25/84 A
3
N
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BOYLES TALKS FISCAL SENSE
s
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NC ECONOMY SEEN GROWING BEYONO PRE-RECES S I ON LEVELS
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STATE EXPECTED TO STAY AHEAO IF NATION IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY
H
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13
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BAROMETIC TAR HEEL ECOMONY
H
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STATE'S TOURISTS SAY BEAU'Y 1ST
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H
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SLOWER GROWTH EXPECTED IN N.C. BY NEXT SPRING
H
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H
2
6/15/84 A
7
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BRIGHT ECONOMY INCREASES CCB'S STOCK
s
2
7/14/84 A
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TRIANGLE MIRRORING 'HIGH GROWTH' AREAS
H
2
7/19/84 B
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RAPIDS MEAN MONEY FOR SWAIN CDUNTY BUSINESSES
s
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7/24/84 D
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CAROLINAS' STOCKS READY FOR RE BOUNO
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7/25/84 A
15
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EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ECONOMY STILL STRONG, BANK OFFICIAL REPORTS
H
2
8/09/B4 A
20
N
DURHAM-RALEIGH RETAIL SALES AMONG 10 TOP GROWTH AREAS
H
2
8/20/84 A
1
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TAX COLLECTIONS RISE 21.6% AS STATE'S ECONOMY SOARS
H
2
9/06/84 B
2
N
046
ECONOMISTS SEE MQRE GROWTH AHEAD IN N.C.
H
1
9/07/84 B
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OURABLE GOODS LEAP TAR HEEL STATE OUT OF RECESSION. EXPERTS SAY
s
2
9/10/P4 A
6
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"THIS IS NOT A. ..GOOD BASKET IN WHICH TO PLACE ALL YOUR EGGS." ICARTOONI
H
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S
2
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10
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CONSUMER SPENOING INCREASES IN NORTH CAROLINA
S
2
10/02/84 B
9
N
STATE'S ECONOMIC GROWTH ZIPS 'AST J? PILLION MARK
H
2
10/07/84 8
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RECORO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN N.C. REPORTED
5
2
11/05/84 A
10
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PRESIDENT TO GET TAR HEEL TUR< EY
H
2
11/10/84 A
10
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TAR HEEL'S IN-MIGRANT SEEN HELPING STATE'S INDUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
H
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11/11/84 0
12
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STATE PREDICTED TO GROW MORE SLOWLY IN '85
S
2
12/01/84 A
2
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CHRISTMAS TREES--A S35.5 MILLION N.C. INOUSTRY
H
2
12/02/84 B
11
N
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORErASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
H
2
12/02/84 D
11
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CONCERN GROWING OVER SOUTH'S TOBACCO, TEXTILE WOES
M
2
12/09/84 B
12
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199* ECONOMY: STATE BUSINESSES SGAREO. CRASHED
S
2
12/22/84 A
12
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TEXTIELS OOWN IN 196*; OTHER INDUSTRIES MIXED
H
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SEE ALSO CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC AOVISORS
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO INFLATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO SUPPLY SIDE ECONOMICS
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SEE ECONOMY. INTERNATIONAL
ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO RELIGION 1SEE ALSO NAM! S OF CHURCHES!
CHURCH MERGER PLAN FACES TROUBLE IN PEHS
EDENTON SYMPOSIUM
EOENTON TO HOST SYMPOSIUM ON INDIANS AND ENGLISH
EDGEMONT IDURHAM, N.C. NEIGHBORHOOD!
EDGEMONT FUNDS URGED REDIRECTS
EDGEMONT BUSINESS PARK URGED
PENNY GETS MORE TIME TO ANSWE' CITY SUIT
CITY OFFICIALS HOPE TO GET G01D NEWS ABOUT EDGEMONT
U.S. OFFICIALS BACK EOGEMONT PROJECT
DURHAM COMPANY OFFERS 145.000 FOR HAYTI LAND
HOSIERY HILL PROJECT STILL ALIVE
MORE HOUSING REHAB SOUGHT
EDGEMONT HEET SET
CITY MAY SELL OPTIONS ON LANO IN EDGEMONT
HOTEL. EDGEMONT GRANTS EYED
CITY SEEKS 2 GRANTS
HOUSING AUTHORITY TO MEET
EDGEMONT FUNDS SOUGHT
EOHUL CO.
SEE ALSO NECKTIES
HONEY PROBLEMS LEAD THEME PAR< TO REORGANIZATION
EDISON H. JOHNSON CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION PEPT.
TOURNAMENT BEGINS
FUNEEST CALLED 'FINE EXAMPLE-
THEATER PRACTICE
GIBPONS OANCING TO DOCTORATE
GOING UP
"KIO-NASTICS"
FUTURE OLYHPIANS, HAYBE
EDISON JOHNSON RECREATION CENTER.
SEE ALSO DAY CAHPS
ATHLETES
RAINBOWS. RINGS
EDI TORS
SEE ALSO NEHSPAPERS. DURHAH
SEE ALSO NEHSPAPERS. N.C. ISFE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEHSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
BE KINO TO EDITORS AND HRITERS
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EDUCATION
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SO AOULT EDUCATION
SO BLACK COLLEGES
SO COLLEGES. N.C.
SO COHHUNITY COLLEGE SYSTtH
SO COHHUNITY EDUCATION
SO DURHAH ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SO DURHAH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
SO FEDERAL A IO-TO-EDUC AT I3N
SO HOME INSTRUCTION
SO LEGAL EDUCATION
SO MEDICAL EDUCATION
SO NATIONAL C0HH1SSI0N ON EXCELLENCE IN EOUCATION
SO N.C. ADVISORY COUNCIL 3 N EOUCATION
SO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDJCATPRS
Sn N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SO TEACHERS. N.C.
SO U.S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION
SO WALDORF EDUCATIONAL "OVEHENT
OF EOUCATION TO SHOW YOUTH WHERE BEAUTY DWELLS'
OVEREMPHASIZES TIES 9ETWEEN EDUCATION, JOBS
ATION HEETING STARTS
AOVICE FOR STUDENTS
CE TO THE YOUNG
EOUCATION COHHISSION OF THE STATES
GOVERNOR RECEIVES AWARD
HUNT RECEIVES AWARD FROH EDUCATION COHHISSION
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
STUDY STRESSES LEAOFRSHIP
EDUCATORS TOLD THEY HUST AOAPT
DEVELOPMENT CENTER TO SAMPLE YOUNG STUDENTS
STUDENTS TO BE IN STUOV
EOUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOUNDATION
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB OFFICIALS TIED TO FOUNDATION OWNING AD FIRM
EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION C RADIO
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
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2/20/84
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A 1
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A I
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2/24/84
B 1
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3/01/84
C 1
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6/05/84
C I
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6/06/84
A I
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7/13/84
A 1
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7/24/84
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C 1
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8/01/84
C I
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H 2 7/15/84 0 1 I
H 2 3/03/84 A 14 P P K30
6/25/84
7/03/84 C
7/21/84 A
8/10/84 C
9/11/84 C
12/18/84 C
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S 2
8/04/84 A 3
8/15/84 C 1
P S76
N S80
P T37
P M66
P F7D
P K30
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4/20/94
10/05/84
10/29/84
11/15/84
5/16/84
8/04/84
H 2 2/04/84 A 14
4/05/84 8
9/13/84 B
9/15/84 A
N 046
N U80
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SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF RADIO. TELEVISION,
APPLICATIONS POUR IN FOR TV CHANNELS
DIFFERENT KIND OF TV SPARKS INTEREST IN N.C.
EDWARD 0. STONE C ASSOCIATES
SEE EDSA IEDWARD D. STUNE C ASS3CIATESI
EDWARD WECK CO.
WECK CO.. 2 MEN REACH SETTLEM=NT OF 1215,000
2 MEN AGREE TO SETTLEMENT WITH WECK
EDWIN L. JONES JR. ANO LUCILLE F I N: H JONES CANCER RESEARCH CHAIR
SEE CANCER RESEARCH
SEE DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
EELS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
SLIPPERY, NOT PAINFUL
EFLAND, N.C.
SEWER EXTENSION ON 90ARD AGE
COUNTY BOARD HEARS SHOUTING
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR SEWER R
COUNTY ASKED FOR MORE OFTAIL
OFFICIALS OEBATE NEW SEWER L
BOARD SAYS WATER, SEWER PLAN
ZONING PREREOUISIT FOR WATER
SEWFR EXTENSION GRANT SAID L
ORANGE OFFICIAL ENCOURAGED A
COMMISSIONERS WANT ANSWERS 0
HILLSBOROUGH ADOPTS BUOGET
REPORT EXPECTFD ON EFLAND SE
COMMISSIONERS: SEWER-LINE PO
EFLANO SEWER SERVICE EYED
DECISION EXPECTED ON SEWER
COUNTY TO PAY HILLSBOROUGH F
BOARD BALKS ON SEWER LINE FI
DELAY ON SEWER LINE WORRIES
BOARD REQUESTS RESOLUTION IN
BOARD HAY DECIDE FATE ON EXT
EFLANO SEWER LINE APPROVED
$35,000 APPROVED FOR ORANGE
ORANGE PANEL OKS SEWER TAP-0
SEWAGE DECISION DEADLINE EXT
22<i-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER 0
C MOTION PICTURES
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01 FIRST TAPS ON SEWER LINE
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SCHOOLS' CHIEF
SEWER LINE
ENDING SEWER LINES
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2/15/84
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2/17/84
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6/21/84
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6/30/84
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9/05/84
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EFLANO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.I
EFLAND HOSIERY MILL
MOVING IN
EFLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR MEBANE AID
THREE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEFS STEP DOWN IN ORANGE COUNTY
EFLANO/CHEEKS MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
DEMOCRATS USEO SLEAZY TACTICS
FFLANO/CHEEKS SCHOOL IORANGE COUNTY, N.C.I
SEWER EXTENSION DEAOLINE • UNRi AL I STIC , ■ SAYS LUNSFORO
SEWER LINE TO SCHOOL WON'T MEET DEADLINE
DELAY ON SEWER LINE WORRIES SCHOOLS' CHIEF
SLOW PROGRESS ON SEWER LINE CONCERNS STATE
DEAOLINE SET FOR TIMETABLE ON SOLVING SEWAGE PROBLEM
JAN. 2 IS OEADLINE FOR PLAN 01 SEWAGE
BOARD REOUESTS RESOLUTION IN SEWER LINE
SEWAGE OECISION OEADLINE EXTENDED
EFLANO ESTATES
LINE EXTENSION WOULD BE COSTLY TO TOWN, COUNTY
EGG-OROPPING CONTEST
EGGS-PERT EFFORT
REAL EGGHEAO
EGGS AWAY
EGGS
SEE ALSO EASTER EGGS
SEE ALSO N.C. EGG COOKING CONTEST
EGG PRICES HIGHEST EVER
CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT EGGS-ACT SCIENCE
RICE QUICHE BEST DISH IN COOKING CONTEST
FACTS ABOUT EGGS
COOKS SCRAMBLE AT EGG COOK-OFF
EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO MUMMIES
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION OHGANIZATION
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10/20/84
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2/16/84
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SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMC S OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
GENETIC DISEASE MAY GIVE EDGE TO ATHLETES
S
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82ND AIRBORNE DIVISION
HEAPING REVEALS CONFUSION AMONG TROOPS ON GRENADA
MILITARY SAYS REPORT CRITICIZING 82ND AIRBORNE IS
AIRDROP INCLUDES 82NO
CHOPUS TO PERFORM
BEING STUDIED
H
H
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2
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2
2/26/84
4/13/84
4/22/84
10/20/84
A
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C
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DANCERS EIKO C KOMA BEAUTIFUL TO WATCH
EIKO, KOMA OFFER MOVEMENTS ELEMENTAL
H
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6/20/84
6/20/84
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EL NINO PHENOMENA
OUKE SCIENTIST: PACIFIC OCEAN WARMING OIFFUSEO
•EL NINO' WARNING ASSURED
SCIENTISTS TO BE REAOY FOR NEXT EL NINO
s
H
s
2
2
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1/02/84
5/27/84
5/28/84
A
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'el norte' is powerful film
•el norte' misses with try fq* knockout punch
williams shows his skill in sentimental 'Moscow
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4/20/84
4/27/84
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EL SALVADOR
MIGRANT OEFENOANT NEEDS SUPPORT
HOSPITAL IS SENT TO EL SALVA03R
WHE»E DOES THE MONEY GO?
EL SALVAOOR AS A DEATH SOUAO 'LEAOING FOR MONEY (CARTOONI
HELMS ASKS RESIGNATION OF ENVOY TO EL SALVADOR
REAGAN DEFENDS AMBASSADOR FRO'' HELMS' ATTACKS
HELMS: U.S. 'BOUGHT THE ELECTION-
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1/24/84
1/26/84
3/11/84
3/15/84
5/03/84
5/04/84
5/09/84
A
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A
A
A
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4
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HELMS DENIES I
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EL SALVAOOR PR
GROUPS RAP VAL
HELMS INSISTS
O'AUBUISSON AS
HUNT CRITICIZE
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SALVAOORAN PLA
SALVADORAN GUE
LEFT-WILNG BAR
PRESS AND R6SP
O'AUBUISSON TE
.UAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/84
'ELMS 'SABOTAGING1 UNITED STATES POLICY ON EL SALVADOR
NFORMATION LEAK
IEEDEO FOR SALVADORAN AID
OTEST SCHEDULED
ENTINE'S VOTE ON EL SALVADOR
O'AUBUISSON NOT SUSPECT
A PISTOL WITH HELMS IN A HOLSTER (CARTOONI
S HELMS ON O'ALCUISSON STAND
OULD BE DEAD IN MINUTES'
AGREEO ON SANDINISTAS
LLINGS DOWN, SAYS REP. BRITT
A HEROIC HELMS IN LATEST TV AO
.MPS CLASH OVER LATEST COMMERCIAL
AN MRONG IN NICARAGUA, EL SALVADOR
YON
AN RIGHTS IMPROVING IN EL SALVADOR
ERMINATION
L SALVADOR
EL SALVADOR CRASH KILLED CLAYTON MAN
NS SPEECH AT DU< E
RRILLA RAPS REAGAN POLICY
BARITY
ONSIBILITY
STIMONIAL DRAMS FIRE
EL SALVADOR, ELECTIONS
FORCEO VOTING NO ANSWER
POTENTIAL U.S. VOTERS MATCHING SALVADORAN VOTERS ON T . V . (C AR TOON I
HELMS ON LINCOLN'S KNEE CALLING O'AUBUISSON A REPUBLICAN (CARTOONI
OUARTE SAYS INAUGURATION BRINGS HOPE
ELCERLY
SEE AGING
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
ELECTION FRAUO
SEE VOTING IRREGULARITIES
ELECTION LAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C., LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
CONSOLIDATION OF CASES SOUGHT
BAILEY: CAMPAIGN FUND LIMITS NOT LEGAL
JUOGE DECLARES ELECTIONS SPENDING LAM NOT VALIO
FEC TAKES ACTION AGAINST TMO GROUPS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB OFFICIALS TIED TO FOUNDATION OWNING AQ FIRM
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB, FEC REACH AGREEMENT
REMINOER TO: CANO IOATES .. .C IT I Z ENS. . .RESPECT THE ELECTION LAMS
MEDIA BANNED FROM VOTING AREA
ELECTION BOARD OVERSTEPS BOUNDS WITH MEDIA BAN
■VOTER BEWARE' MISE IDEA UNDE* CURRENT N.C. LAWS
ELECTION CUMPLAINTS GOING TO WAKE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
IS INTEGRITY OF JUR ELECTIONS ENDANGERED?
WAKE JURY INDICTS NRA OVER ELECTION LETTERS
FEC: CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM FAULTY
CAMPAIGN FLYER PROBE TO CONTINUE
RESTORING VOTERS' CHOICE
SUPPORTERS SAY AMFNOMENT COULD KILL BANKING BILL
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
COURT ABOLISHES HALIFAX COUNTY'S AT-LARGE ELECTION SYSTEM
BLACK LEADERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM
N»A PLEADS NOT GUILTY
N.C. ELECTION OFFICIALS OEBATE PLACE OF PRESS
CROSSOVER VOTE ISSUE FLARES U3
CROSSOVER VOTING COULD CAUSE COUNTING WOES
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST HELMS
RILEY SAYS STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS EXPIRED ON CHARGE THAT MARKETING.
JUDGE ORDERS FEC TO RULE BY OCT. 19 ON ROSE COMPLAINT
BURGER DENIES REOUEST TO BLOC< FEC'S CONSIDERING ROSE COMPLAINT
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT END BEFORE ELECTION
BOTH SIDES SAY RULING ON FEC VICTORY
HELMS' LAWYFRS OPPOSE OPENING RULINGS
HFLMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGN DIRTINESS
JUDGE DISMISSES CASE AGAINST NRA
FEC CHARGES AGAINST NRA DISMISSED
FFC DECISION SAIO OROEREO BEFDRS ELECTION
JUDGE ORDERS FEC ACTION WITHIN 50 DAYS
CAMPAIGN WORKERS M£MO SAID INACCURATE
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION TRIAL DELAYED
ROSE MAY ASK JUDGE TO TAKE PRD8E FROM FEC
HUNT MAILING ERRORS INADVERTENT, FEC SAYS
ELECTIONS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY CUUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO MOCK ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO POLITICS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
VALENTINE FORMALLY OPENS CAMPAIGN
MARTIN, BRANNON SEEK JUDGESHIPS
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS
EDUCATORS' PANEL BACKS ONE INCUMBENT
EDUCATORS PICK CHALLENGERS
TEACHERS' CHOICES SURPRISE BOA
TEACHERS' ENDORSE-ENTS PRODUCT
3 INCUMBENTS, CHALLENGER GET E
25 HOLT TEACHERS RAP ENOORSEME
EOUCATORS HOLDING FIRM ON BOA)
TFACHER'S GROUP STANOS BY BOA)
INGPAM DENIES HE'LL RUN FOR IN
LABOR GROUP BACKS CHALLENGERS
LABOR UNION BACKS SEVEN CANDID
COUNTY SHOULD REPEL BID TO OUS
PACE MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR fcNDO
•DR. YEAGER NOT A CAMPAIGN I S5
•KEEP SCHOOL BOARO INCUMBENTS'
TFACHER GROUP ATTACKS 'PARTISA
SURVEY: TEACHERS HAD LITTLE VD
SCHOOL ENDORSEMENTS STIR EMOTI
VOTERS SHOULD REJECT TEACHER E
ENDORSEMENTS: CREDIBILITY PRO"
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN I
MONROE: COMMITTEE TO BACK RAL?
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS SPAULD
SENIOR CITIZENS BACK SPAULDING
RO
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OUCATORS' BACKING
NTS
D ENDORSEMENTS
0 ENDORSEMENTS
SURANCE POST AGAIN
ATES
T YEAGER
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NOO»SEMENTS
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
S U B J E
ENDORSEMENTS
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SCHOOL SFAT
PED RETAIN BOARD'S MAJORITY
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COSTLY
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•CONCERNED SENIOR CITIZENS'
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMARY
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN MAKE A mc
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSES KNOX
VOTERS' ALLIANCE BACKS SPAULDI
THEIR RECORD INSPIRES CONFIOEN
PULL FOR THE KIDS! A BOARD THA
DURHAM COMMITTEE UNVEILS SIX 9
HE SUPPORT CONTINUED PROGRESS
LEE. SPAULDING EFFORTS GET SUP
COMMITTEE INDICATES SUPPORT F3
VOTERS TO SELECT 5 FOR SCHOOL
VOTER TURNOUT HEAVY IN DURHAM
PRIMARY HILL TRIM FIELO OF HO'
ENDORSEMENTS BACKFIRED IN SCH3
4 INCUMBENTS TO REMAIN ON SCHD
COUNTING THEM UP
DURHAM BACKS JACKSON
LANOING SOLE CHALLENGER TO W 1*1
DURHAM COMMITTEE'S BACKING HEL
ENDORSEMENTS 00 NOT GUARANTEE
COMMITTEE'S BONERS HAVE PROVE!
CANDIDATES BACKED
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREOICTEO
CANDIDATES GIVEN SUPPORT
TWO GROUPS ENOORSE PULLEY
COMMITTEE DAMAGES GOUO WILL
RACIAL ENDORSEMENTS INVITE BAC
DEFEATED DEMOCRAT LAWS ENOORSE
ENDORSEMENTS ARE ANNOUNCEO
DEMOCRATS ENOORSE BY Z DURHAM
•PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE' SNUBS TWO
VOTERS'S ALLIANCE GOES FOR 0E<
RECORO VOTER TOURNOUT EXPECTED
ELECTIONS, OURHAM, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C.
DURHAM'S HOUSE PRIMARIES SET J
ABOLITION OF SECONO PRIMARIES
VOTER REGISTRATION RISES FOR »
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR TUESOAY'S P?
HERE'S SAMPLE BALLOT FOR TUESD
SCHOOL BOARO VOTE FINAL
VOTERS' ALLIANCE ENDORSES KNOX
REMIN06R TO: CANDIDA! ES .. .C IT
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
13TH OISTRICT STATE SENATE CAN
RELIEF IN SIGHT
OURHAM COMMITTEE UNVEILS SIX E
OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR PRIMARY
PRIMARY VOTES COUNT, TOO
PRIMARY DAY TO BE BUSY IN OURH
BE SURE TO VOTE TOOAY
VOTER TURNOUT HEAVY IN OURHAM
PRIMARY WILL TRIM FIELD OF HOP
VOTING EARLY
MEDIA BANNED FROM VOTING AREA
SPAULDING TRAILS VALENTINE
CAUGHT IN THE SPIRIT OF THE D«
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE THREE FOR £
ENDORSEMENTS BACKFIRED IN SCH3
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COJ
GETTING OUT TO VOTE
JACKSON THE WINNER IN DURHAM
HIGHT SEEKS RUNOFF
HANCOCK TO BACK ROYALL AND HUM
OURHAM BACKS JACKSON
CHECKING RESULTS
LANOING SOLE CHALLENGER TO WIN
OURHAM COMMITTEE'S BACKING HEL
VOTE ERROR MAY AFFECT COMMISSI
BOARD MEMBERS AIM TO IMPROVE >
ENDORSEMENTS 00 NOT GUARANTEE
WINNERS AND LOSERS: BOTH DESE'
NUMBERS CHANGE, BUT RESULTS ST
DELOATCHE REMAINS UNOECIOEO 01
BLACK VOTER TURNOUT HIGH
ELECTION BOARD OVERSTEPS B0UN5
LOSING CANOIDATE ENJOYED CAMPS
HOUSE RACE: Z HEN WITH MUCH IN
PULLEY, POLLARD SAY VOTERS COM
SAMPLE BALLOT
1ST VOTE TUESDAY IN NEW HOUSE
PULLEY WINS NOMINATION
ELECTIONS, OURHAM, RUNOFFS
OFMOCRATS NOMINATE THREE FOR : OMM I SSI ONER S RACE
HIGHT SEEKS RUNOFF
DURHAM COMMITTEE'S BACKING HELPED RETAIN BOARD'S MAJORITY
NUMBERS CHANGE, BUT RESULTS STAND
DELOATCHE REMAINS UNDECIDED 01 RUNOFF
DELOATCHE WON'T ASK FOR RUNOFF
HIGHT TO BE IN RUNOFF
VOTFRS CAN SETTLE PRIMARY BUSINESS IN JUNE 5 BALLOT
CANDIDATES UACKEO
SAMPLE BALLOT
COUNTY CANOIDATES TELL WHY THf Y RUN
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKING KNOX
LEADERSHIP KEY ISSUE IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREDICTED
•LOST' ELECTION REMAINS VITAL FOR STATE'S FUTURE
RUNOFF PRIMARY IS TOMORROW; P3LLS OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M.
VOTERS PICK HOUSE, BOARD CANDIDATES
MRS. MCCUTCHtON, HIGHT IN: TE'R OUT
TEER CRITICIZES SPECIAL INTERESTS
PULLEY CITES COALITION FOR Vi:TORY MARGIN
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN ELECTION RESULTS CANVASS
TFER HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO COMPLETE HIS TERM
HIGHT LEADS IN SPENDING
ELECTIONS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
GARRETT SEEKS RE-ELECTION AS tOUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
SCHOOL BOARD, OEEOS OFFICE CANOIDATES FILE
MAOORY SEEKS'SEAT AS COMMISSIONER
CANOIDATES FILE FOR TWO BOARDS
CHANDLER FILES FOR SCHOOL BOARD
BUT MRS. HERON WILL
HERON FILES
CANDIDATE: DISCIPLINE SHUULD NOT BE AT EXPENSE OF LEARNING
CRUTCHFIELO, BALOWIN FILE FOR RE-ELECTION
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6 SEE" COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD
DAVIS. MCCUTCHEON FILE FOR COJ
TWO FILE FOR COUNTY bCAR D
MRS. NE«L. DELOATCHE SEEKING T
NEALt OELOATCHE FILE
LAWS FILES FOR COUNTY COMMISSI
STANCELL FILES FOR COMMISSIONS
STANCELL FILES cOR BOARD
WHITFIELD SEEKS SCHOOL 90ARO S
CaM-ISSIONE". SCHOOL BOARD CA-<
MRS. CLEMENT SEEKS BOARD SEAT
BELL SAYS NEW HOTEL KEY TO COJ
BOWENS FILES AS CANDIDATE FOR
BELL SEEKS 7TH TERM AS COWNISS
RETIRED CITY TEACHER FILES FO»
HIGHT, BAGGETT FILE FOR COMMIS
DR. LANOING FILES
LANOING: IMPROVE PROGRA"
CAMPBELL DROPS OUT OF N.C. "OJ
DEVELOPMENT IS KEY ISSUE IN CD
CANDIDATES SEFK STATE. CONGRE<
LAWYERS. CONTRACTOR JOIN RACE
HUNT, HANCOCK FILE FOR SENATE
12 RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
THE CANDIDATES: 13TM CANOIOATT
TWO OFMOCRATS. ONE REPUBLICAN
4 MORE CANUIDATES FILE
SCHOOL CANDIDATE CITES EXPERT
FORUMS COMING
CANDIDATES HANDLE SCHOOL BOARD
CANDIDATE WANTS TO OUIT
SCHOOL UNIT CHALLENGERS AT FO'
6 COUNTY BOARD CANDIDATES FAVD
VOTER REGISTRATION TO END ON 0
VOTER TURNOUT MAY BE BIGGEST I
MANAGING GROWTH A KEY ROLE F07
SAMPLE BALLOT
VOTF DEMOCRATIC
OURHAM GOP EXPECTS DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIANS HIT TOWN; I OENIED
LET CONSCIENCE GUIDE VOTING
NOVEM3ER INSIGHT
RECORD VOTER TOURNOJT EXPECTED
BIG OAY LOO"S AT DURHAM POLLS
ELECTION DRAWS MANY OURHAM VOT
HEAVY TURNOUT SLOWS DURHAM SAL
PULLEY APPARENT WINNER IN CLOS
VALENTINE BUCKING GOP TIDE; BI
THE POLL WATCH: THIS WASN'T TH
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS = RCM OURHA"
POLITICKING YOUNGSTERS
DEMOCRATS APPARENT COUNTY BOAS
THE EARLY LINE
DURHAM PUCKS TREND. VOTES FOR
DEMOCRATS WIN IN OURHAM COUNTY
PULLEY OUTDISTANCES FOE: MILL =
CARRINGTON VOTERS RESENT LONG
VOTERS KEEP DEMOCRATS ON COMMI
BARRI'IGER CITES INFLUENCE
3AROINGER SAYS COMMITTEE KILL?
COUNTY PROSPERS: VOTERS SEE NO
NO major VOTING ERRORS FOUNO
ELECTION WORK STUDIED
WHERE STAND OURHAM, ORANGE?
TUESOAY'S VOTERS COURTEOUS
SAVE THE BEARD CAMPAIGN ENOS I
COMPUTER PROBLEMS PLAGUED CPU1
ELECTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL Campaigns
SEE ALSO CROSS-OVER VOTING
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO M0CK ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO PRIMARY FLECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SPLIT-TICKET VOTING
SEE ALSO STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOTS
FAIRCLOTH IS FIRST TO FILE FO'
GILMORE FILES FOR GOVERNOR
FILING PERIOD OPENS: 1984 RACE
GILMORE PAYS FILING FEE TO JO!
INGRAM ENTERS RACE
INGRAM FILES for GOVERNOR'S Ra
IF THE 198* SENATE ELECTION WE
MCMILLAN files FOR CONGPESSIO>l
valentine. spaulding to file
whitley files for re-election
jimmy green announces for gov=
green pays filing fee for gove
wiseman files for labor post
rose won't run for senate
britt to seek second term
cobey files
stewart: budget change due in
knox pays fff. to enter race
n.c. elections top priority f^
stewart seeks seat
state supt. job sought by p'l\
3pock referees races
klansman files for governor
martin files &or governor's r»
durham legislative district si
former legislator joins gop ra
gastunia man files to run for
gastonia oe"ocrat files as ca-j
judicial races draw canoidates
anorews officially enters pr i >
governor's race draws candida'
eomisten files
three candidates file for n.c.
2 men challenge state supreme
edmisten files fdr governor
hunt formally challenges helms
helms-hunt race promises to be
12 seeking school seats
third oemocpat seeks rep. and*
state election office crowded
here's list of hopefuls
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12/31/9",
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DIDATES FILE
NTY COMMITMENT
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COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SIONER
SE RACE
MMISSIONERS ELECTION
SIONAL JOBS
FOR MOUSE SEATS
FOR SCHOOL BOARD FILES JUST BEFORE NCON
VIE FOR 2ND DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN
NCE
GINGERLY
UN
R PAY HIKE FOR TEACHERS
CT. 8
N HISTORY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHANGEOVERS
MALL HANDSHAKING
IN DURHAM
ERS: POLLING PLACES TO BE OPEN. ..8:30 P.M.
LOT COUNTING
E HOUSE RACE
LL COBEY LEADING ANOREWS
E KINO OF ELECTION TO SIT OUT
COUNTY PRECINCTS
D WINNERS
DEMOCRATS
R SOUEAKS OUT WIN
»AIT
SSION
D HIS SID
NEED FOR CHANGE
N ELECTION-DAY SHAVE
TY DURING GENERAL ELECTION
GUBERNATORIAL RACE
S OFFICIALLY BEGIN
N GOVERNOR'S RACE
RE HELD TODAY. ..(CARTOONI
AL SEAT
RNOR
RNOR'S RACE
K NATIONAL GOP OFFICIAL
CIPAL
CE
ID UNFAIR; ACTION 8Y FEDERAL COURT.
CF FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
U.S. SENATE
DIDATE FOR SENATE
ARY FOR HOUSE SEAT
ES
GOVERNOR
COURT JUSTICES
FOR SEAT IN SENATE
STATE'S MOST COSTLY
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BY CANDIDATES AS FILING ENDS
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1/18/84
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2/07/84
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2/07/84
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2/07/84
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2/07/84
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2/07/84
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2/29/94
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3/07/94
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3/07/84
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3/07/84
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3/21/84
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9/29/94
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10/0 3/94
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10/30/84
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10/31/94
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11/01/94
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11/02/94
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11/03/94
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11/03/34
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11/04/84
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11/06/94
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11 /06/94
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/0 7/ 84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/0 7/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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11/03/84
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11/03/94
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11/09/84
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11/11/84
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11/12/84
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11/12/84
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12/24/84
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10 IN GRANVILLE COUNTY RACE
FEDERAL PANEL BARS DELAYING REVAMP ORDER
GOP BID TO won BLACKS FAILS
WISEMAN FOR LABOR POST
JIM MARTIN LIKES GOP'S CHANCES
IT'S A THREE-PARTY ELECTION
N.C. POLLSTERS FIND MANY RELUITANT TO TALK
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1/04/84
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1/04/94
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1/04/94
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1/05/84
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1/05/94
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1/06/84
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1/09/84
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1/10/94
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1/11/84
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1/13/84
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1/14/84
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1/19/34
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12
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1/20/84
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6
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H 2
1/20/84
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1/20/94
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346
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1/20/84
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1/21/84
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1/23/94
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1/24/84
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1/26/84
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1/26/84
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1/27/84
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1/27/84
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1/28/94
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2/01/84
A
3
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2/01/34
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2/02/94
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2/02/84
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2/03/94
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2/03/84
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2/03/"4
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2/03/84
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7
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2/04/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/04/94
A
15
N
M 2
2/05/94
A
1
N
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2/05/84
8
1
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S 2
2/06/94
C
1
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2/0 7/84
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2/07/84
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2/0 7/84
2/JKJ/94
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11
13
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2/11/84
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2/15/94
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8
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2/17/e4
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2/17/84
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2/18/84
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2/21/84
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MONTHLY/A
OEMOCPATIC KICKOFF
POLLS SHOW VOTER VOLATILITY
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MONDAY
MICHAUX. DUNN FILE IN N.C. HO'J
APPEALS COURT RACE ATTRACTS 3
CAMPAIGNS ENTER BELL LAP
CONVICTED HAVE "IGHT OF APPEAL
FARMER-LOAN PLAN WORTH SUPPORT
REPUBLICANS WANT COVERAGE IN '
N.C. OEMOCRATS SAY THEY CAN D=
RESTORING VOTERS" CHOICE
HOUSE. SENATE PASS PERSON PRIM
VOTE-BUYING PLEA MADE
REIOSVILLE VOTERS MAY GET CHAN
ATTORNEY TO PRESS VOTE-BUYING
EAST HAILS REAGAN ON ECONOMY
GILMORE SET GOOD EXAMPLE
AFTER THE LAST HURRAH...
PRESIDENTIAL RACE IS CLOSE IN
DELEGATES TO DALLAS PREOICT 81
MUCH TICKET-SPLITTING LIKELY 9
TELEVISION ACTRESS: HUNT -CLE*
GOP LEADER THINKS CHANCES GOO
'POLITICIANS PONOER IF 1984 WIL
POLITICIANS HAVE LOW OPINION 3
VOTER REGISTRATION TO END OH 0
REGISTER NOW, VOTE LATER
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXT
45* OF FIRMS IN POLL ALLOW TIM
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT WOUL3
RACE A BIG FACTOR IN 1888 CAMP
VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASE
NOVEMBER ELECTION LAMENT
CANDIDATES' INTERVIEWS AIR TON
CAMPUS STRAW VOTES SHOW REAGAN
TIRED OF OIRTY CAMPAIGN
SAMPLE BALLOT
3 WARREN COUNTY CANDIDATES RUN
LAW-LICENSE AMENDMENT IS A WO*
SAMPLE BALLOT CAN EASE VOTING
UNKNOWN FACTORS CREATE EXCITIN
FLAHERTY DEFENDS GOP PLAN FOR
GALLUP POLL SHOWS SENATE RACE
AFRAID OF VOTING? HOTLINE CAN
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
VOTE DEMOCRATIC (AOI
BALLOT HAS CHANGED LITTLE S I NC
• CANOIDATES BATTLE FOR UNOECIOE
BIG OAY LOOMS AT DURHAM POLLS
70* TURNOUT SEEN FOR N.C.
MARTIN -ELATED.' VICTORIOUS
IT'S REAGAN. HELMS, MARTIN: CA
VALENTINE BUCKING GOP TIDE; BI
5 CONGRESSMEN WIN RE-ELECTION
OEMOCRATS WIN THREE SEATS ON P
FIRST-TIME VOTER AT 116
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WON
AMENDMENT GETS OK FROM VOTERS
DURHAM BUCKS TREND. VOTES FOR
REPUBLICANS WIN ALAMANCE POSTS
COBEY LEADS ANOREWS IN EARLY *
VALENTINE STAVES OFF REPUBLICS
WALKER. HUNT LEAD IN N.C. SENA
LOYALTY TO PRINCIPLES WAS KEY,
HARTIN DEFEATS EDMISTEN
MARTIN FACES EARLY TEST IN F IL
WOMAN'S FIRST VOTE COMES AT AS
JOROAN WINS RIGHT TO SUCCEEO S
MASSIVE TURNOUT PPODUCES FEW C
...SOMETHING IN THE NEWS BESIO
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF ST«
GOP PICKS UP ASSEMBLY SEATS
N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT
OEMOCRATS REVELRY TURNED TO Tr
JORDAN SAYS HE WILL TAKE • PO IN
SEN. SPEED TURNS BACK CHALLENS
OEMOCRATS WIN JSTH HOUSF SEATS
73X OF ALAMANCE VOTERS WENT T3
GRANVILLE VOTERS BACK N.C. 0E'<
RANOOLPH, WAKF GIVE COBEY WIN
HUNT, WALKER: REPUBLICAN GOVE'
LEE DEMOCRATS AVOID LANDSLIDE
REAGAN WINS IN GRANVILLE
VOTERS ELECT NEW GOVERNORS IN
> PARTY LEAOERS REFLECT ON REPU3
VOTE TOTALS CERTIFIED, SOME C3
STATE PARTY LEAOERS DISAGREE 0
CANDIDATES SHOULO REJECT IRREL
LINES MAY HAVE DISCOURAGED VOT
OBSERVERS SAY RE 01 STRI CT ING HJ
POLITICAL PICKING IS HIS GAME
ELECTION ANALYSIS TOOAY AT NCC
SPEEDING UP BALLOTING EASIER S
STUDY SAYS MORE N.C. BLACKS V3
STATE SHOULD REDUCE GENERAL EL
BOARO OF ELECTIONS RENEWS DEMA
FOUR DEMOCRATS WIN NOMINATION
GOP SWEEP LEADS TO REASSESSMEN
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED BY 3
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
S U B J E
RIMARIES
FEAT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
CE TO ELECT MAYOR
PROBE
N.C.
G GOP YEAR IN N.C.
Y N.C. VOTERS
R CHOICE' IN U.S. SENATE RACE
L BE REPUBLICAN YEAR
F ELECTORATE
CT. 8
ENO TO COUNCIL OF STATE
E TO VOTE
REQUIRE OAS TO HAVE LAW LICEN
AIGN TOO
NORMOUS'
IGHT
SUPPORT
NING UNOPPOSED
THWHILE CHANGE
G ELECTION SCENARIO
MONITORS AT POLLS
STILL DEADLOCKED
HELP
E 1980 DESPITE COMPLAINTS
D VOTE
MPAIGN FOP SENATE COSTLIEST
LL COBEY LEADING ANOREWS
IN N.C. CONTESTS
ERSON BOARD
BY OEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS
TO GET MAJORITY ON COUNTY BOARO
ETURN5; COBLE TAKES EARLY LEAO IN 6TH.
N SWEEP
TE PACE: INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOW RICH.
HELMS SAYS
LING KEY STATE POSTS
E 118
REEN
OMPLAINTS OF FRAUD
ES POLITICS! (CARTOONI
TE. JUDGESHIP RACES
PASSES BY A WIDE MARGIN
ARS TUESDAY NIGHT
T ROLE' AS LT. GOVERNOR
ER
POLLS
OCRATS
OVER ANOREWS
NOR NO THREAT
FALLOUT
NINE STATES
LICAN GAINS
MPLAINTS FILED
N MESSAGE IN STATE'S VOTE
EVANT QUESTIONNAIRES
ING
RT DEMOCRATS
U
AID THAN DONE
TEJ THIS YEAR THAN IN 1980
ECTION BALLOT
NO FOR SB. 000 FROM INGRAM CAMPAIGN
TO STATE HOUSE
TS
EMOCRATIC DEFECTIONS
ELECTIONS, N.C, ENDORSEMENTS
POLITICS HAS WAY OF OIVIOING
BALANCE VIGILANCE ANO FREEDOM
KNOX DIDN'T GET GROUP'S ENDORSEMENT
STATE TEACHERS REFUSE TO BACK HUNT CAMPAIGN
EDUCATORS' GROUP ENDORSES GICORE
OAVIS: TEACHERS STILL MAY BAC< JIM HUNT
EDUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS HAVE MERIT
TIP O'NEILL CARRYING MONDALE (CARTOONI
GIL»OPE HELPS N.C. EDUCATORS 1 UY TIME
AFL-CIO PANEL QUESTIONS CANOIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
HAROISON OENIES MAKING DEAL WITH JORDAN
UNION BACKS TOM GILMORE FOR G3VERN0R
GROUPS MAY BE HEDGING BETS WITH ENDORSEMENT OF GILMORE
WHY EDUCATORS DELAY ENDORSING GOV. HUNT
PHILLIPS BACKS STEWART
LABOR'S DARLING. ANYHOW
SPAULDING 8ACKE0
BAPTIST GROUP FOR SPAULDING
CANOIDATE BACKED
TEACHERS TO BACK ANOREWS
NCAE FURTHERS CAUSE OF EDUCATORS
GILMORE GETS ENDORSEMENT
REPUBLICANS URGED TO VOTE FOR VALENTINE
BLACKS URGED TO VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS GILMORE F3 R GOVERNOR
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L Y
P 0
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C
PC
L P
BYL
S 2
3/07/84
A
2
P P
M66
S 2
3/27/B4
D
4
J
H 3
4/07/84
C
1
N
846
H 2
4/25/84
B
1
N
S 2
4/29/84
A
3
G
HO 5
S 2
4/28/84
A
17
N
S 2
4/30/84
C
1
G
HO 5
S 2
5/02/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/02/84
A
4
L
H 1
6/12/84
c
1
H
S 2
6/15/84
A
4
E
H 1
6/16/84
c
t
N
046
H 2
7/17/84
B
1 4
N
H 2
7/20/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/21/84
A
3
N
H 2
7/21/P4
A
6
N
H 2
8/08/84
A
4
L
H 2
8/12/84
A
1
F
046
S 2
8/22/84
A
3
J
H 2
8/26/84
6
10
J
H 2
9/20/84
A
4
E
H 2
9/21/84
B
1
N
S51
H 2
9/24/84
A
1
N
L40
S 2
9/25/84
A
10
J
S 2
9/26/84
A
3
J
S 2
9/28/84
A
1
N
C60
S 2
9/29/84
A
4
E
H 2
10/11/84
A
1 5
N
H 2
10/11/84
D
6
N
L41
H 2
10/13/84
A
8
N
S 2
10/18/84
A
S
F
J50
H 2
10/20/84
A
5
N
H 2
10/21/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/25/84
B
6
N
H 2
10/30/84
B
2
N
H 2
10/31/84
A
5
L
H 2
10/31/84
A
8
C N
H 1
10/31/84
B
1
N
S 2
11/01/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/02/84
A
1
N
S 2
11/02/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/03/84
A
IP
N
H 2
1 1/04/84
B
1 2
N
H 2
11/04/84
B
IS
N
H 2
11/04/84
0
5
T F
A20
H 2
11/05/84
A
7
A
H 2
11/05/84
e
1
N
S 2
11/05/84
A
8
N
H 2
11/06/84
A
1
N
881
S 2
11/06/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/07/84
A
1
P N
H 2
11/07/84
A
1
P N
H 2
11/07/84
A
I
C N
H 2
11/07/84
A
13
N
H 2
11/07/84
A
13
N
H 2
11/07/84
A
13
P P
H ?
11/07/84
A
1 3
N
H 2
11/07/84
A
13
N
H 2
11/0 7/84
B
I
P N
L41
H 1
11/07/84
B
1
N
H 1
U/07/B4
B
I
N
H 3
11/07/84
B
1
N
S51
H 3
11/07/84
8
1
N
S 2
11/07/84
A
I
P N
S 2
11/07/84
A
1
P N
S 2
11/07/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/07/84
A
6
N
S 2
U/07/84
A
9
N
S 2
11/07/84
A
18
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
4
T T
R56
H 2
11/08/84
A
8
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
I 1
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
11/08/84
A
1 7
P N
H 2
11/08/84
B
5
P N
H I
11/08/84
B
1
N
H 1
11/08/84
B
1
N
H I
U/08/R4
B
1
N
H 1
U/08/54
9
I
N
H 3
11/08/84
e
1
N
W36
H 3
11/08/84
B
1
N
B46
H 3
U/08/84
9
1
N
S 2
11/08/84
A
16
N
S 2
11/08/84
c
T
N
S 2
U/08/84
c
10
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
12
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
18
N
S 2
11/09/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/10/84
A
3
N
H 2
11/11/84
9
1
N
H 2
11/11/84
6
1
P U
H49
H 2
11/12/84
A
11
N
S 2
11/13/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/22/84
B
4
N
H 2
11/23/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/28/84
A
6
N
H 2
12/19/84
A
3
N
S 2
12/26/84
A
16
N
S 2
12/26/84
c
T
N
H 2
1/02/84
A
4
E
H 2
1/09/84
A
4
E
S 1
1/09/84
B
5
N
H 2
1/29/R4
C
1
N
H 2
1/29/84
C
9
N
S 2
1/30/84
c
1
N
COS
H 2
2/01/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/03/84
A
4
T T
R56
S 2
2/09/84
A
11
J
H 2
2/10/84
A
6
N
S 2
2/10/84
A
10
J
H 2
2/12/84
B
1
N
S 2
2/13/84
C
3
P J
H 2
2/16/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/16/84
B
3
N
046
H 2
2/21/84
A
4
E
S 2
2/24/84
c
1
N
H 2
2/25/84
B
3
N
H 2
3/02/84
B
4
N
H 2
3/09/84
3
4
N
H 2
3/12/84
A
4
L
S 2
4/06/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/07/84
c
I
N
BSI
H 2
4/10/84
A
8
N
S 2
4/10/84
c
5
N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
HART, JACKSON TO VISIT N.C.
SPAIILDING GETS BACKING OF WOMAN'S GROUP'
JOROAN PACKERS
MOMENTS GROUP BACKS SPAULDING
HANCOCK WINS BACKING
EOUCATION GROUP BACKS SPAULDING
KISSINGER GIVES HELMS LUKEWARM ENDORSEMENT
GILMORE WITH NCAE, NOW. AFL-CIO IN HIS EYEBROWS ICARTOONI
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS SPAULDING
CORREC HON
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS
KNOX CHARGES THAT EOMISTEN PASSED BUCK
BOARD MEMBERS MAKE ENDORSEMENTS
CAUCUS MEMBERS ENDORSE ENCUMBENTS
GOP RAPS HUNT'S BACKING OF FRYE
VOTERS' ALLIANCE BACKS SPAULCING
MRS. GATES SAYS NURSES BACK HER
VOTER TURNOUT HEAVY IN DURHAM
GREEN FIRST TO HANO OUT ENDORSEMENT
FAIRCLOTH ENDORSES EDMISTEN; CILMORE BACKS KNOX
GILMORE ENOORSE5 KNOX FOR GOVERNOR
EDUCATORS SHUN ENDORSEMENT
NOW IN MENTHOL! KNOX. GREEN!
CANDIDATES ASK INGRAM FOR BAC<ING
BOWLES GIVES KNOX ENDORSEMENT
INGRAM BACKS EOMISTEN FOR GOVERNOR
EX-MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS TO PITCH FOR HUNT, HELMS
INGRAM GIVES HIS BACKING TO EOMISTEN
WISEMAN SUPPORTS BARNES
SANFORD ENOORSES RUFUS EDMISTEN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
EDMISTEN. KNOX COURT BLACK VOTE
KNOX: POOR ROAOS IN EAST ARE -I INOER ING STATE PORTS
KNOX CRITICIZES EOMISTEN OVER NRA ENDORSEMENT
GILMORE: KNOX CLEAR ON KEY ISSUES
WAKE JURY INDICTS NRA OVER ELECTION LETTERS
KNOX SIGN SHOT INTO PIECES BY MEMBERS OF THE NRA (CARTOON!
EDMISTEN, KNOX PREPARE FOR D63ATE
ANOTHER SCORES 'KNOXIOUS' ATTEMPTS
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREDICTED
CANDIDATES GIVEN SUPPORT
TWO GROUPS ENDORSE PULLEY
CAMPAIGN FLYER PROBE TO CONTINUE
FLAHERTY SAYS AFL-CIO VIOLATED LAW IN PRIMARY
KNOX SAYS HE WON'T CAMPAIGN FT R EDMISTEN BUT BACKS PARTY
KNOX'S WIFE AND BROTHER BACK ^LMS' RE-ELECTION
FRANCES KNOX STUFFING "MISS CONGENIALITY" RIBBON IN GARBAGE ICARTOONI
KNOX BLAMES HUNT FOR LOSS IN 5UNOFF
NASH SHERIFF BACKS HUNT'S CAMPAIGN
NATIONAL PARTY, HUNT'S WAFFLING HURT DEMOCRATS
KNOX EFFECTIVELY BOWS OUT OF "OLITICAL SCENE
•THE KNOXES LOVE JESSE' FIREWORKS ICARTOONI
HUNT MAKES IT TOUGH TO BE "TRUE DEMOCRAT'
COMMITTEE'S ENDORSEMENT SHOWS DECLINING INFLUENCE
KNOX'S CAMPAIGN HEAD TO SUPPORT OEMOCRATS
GROUP OF HISPANIC AMERICANS ENDORSES HELMS' RE-ELECTION
TEXTILE INDUSTRY RECONSIDERING SUPPORT FOR REAGAN ANO GOP
EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION ENOORSES HUNT ANO EOMISTEN
HUNT SAYS REPORT TO SHOW IMPROVED TEST SCORES
POLITICAL MAILING COULD BRING INDICTHENT
HUNT, HELMS WON'T DEBATE AUG. 27
MARTIN, EOMISTEN DISAGREE ON IMPACT OF ENDORSEMENTS FROM KNOX'S FAMILY
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP BACKS HUNT FgR SENATE
WOMEN'S ISSUES STIR N.C. DEMOCRATS
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN MAKE A 0 1= FCRENCE . . .
GROUP OF MINISTERS SUPPORTING HELMS
HUNT GETS ENDORSEMENT OF STAH AFL-CIO
GREEN WON'T MAKE ENDORSEMENT UNTIL AFTER TOMORROW'S FUNO-RAISER
CELEBRITIES TAKE SIDES IN HUNT-HELMS RACE
MS. FRANKLIN A PLUS FOR HUNT
WOMEN'S CAUCUS BACKS MONDALE-F ERR ARO TICKET
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP BACKS HELMS; HUNT GETS SOLAR LOBBY ENDORSEMENT
STATE SENATE CANDIDATE ENOOR S= D BY ALLEY OOP
OFFECTORS VEXING DURHAM DEMO LEADERS
MARTIN WOULD WELCOME KNOX ENDORSEMENT
GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION SPARKS DURHAM SOUABBLE
ADMINISTRATOR FOR HOLSHOUSER CREATES REPUBLICANS FOR HUNT
DURHAM DEMOCRATS PUZZLED
26 OF 31 DEMOCRATIC DAS ENDORSE EOMISTEN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
EDMISTEN GETS CONSERVATION ENDORSEMENT
HUNT, HELMS TRADE BARBS ON TACTICS; MARTIN SAYS HE'D SCRAP FOOD. ..TAX
EDDIE KNOX SAYS 'SORE LOSER' LABEL ISN'T BOTHERING HIM
...RE-ELECT SENATOR HELM. Th? SPORTSMAN'S CHOICE FOR N. C....IAOI
SENIOR riTIZENS GROUP SUPPORTS DEMOCRATIC PARTY
23 AMBASSAOORS ENOORSE HELMS cOR RE-ELECTION
TWO GROUPS ANNOUNCE ENDORSEMENTS
FORMER AMBASSADORS CRITICIZE DIPLOMATS' BACKING OF HELMS
ENDORSEMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED
HUNT HITS MUOSLINGING, HELMS DANISHES JOURNALIST
AMBASSADOR SAYS SOVIETS UNDERSTAND ONLY STRENGTH
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE BY 2 DURHAM GROUPS: 'CONCERNED SENIOR CITIZENS'...
•PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE' SNUBS TWO
HUNT TO SPEND ELECTION EVE IN DURHAM
PRO-BANKING DIPLOMATS
GROUP OF CHRISTIANS ENDORSES REPUBLICANS IN TUESOAY'S ELECTION
CONCERNED CHRISTIANS for GOOD GOVERNMENT
CANDIDATES BATTLE FOR UNOECIDEO VOTE
HELMS' STRUGGLE WASN'T AGAINST N.C. PRESS
ELECTIONS, N.C, PRIMARIES
SEE PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C.
FLECTIONS. N.C. RECOUNTS
VOTE TOTALS CERTIFIED. SO"E COMPLAINTS FILED
9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE ASKS FOR RECOUNT
TWO COUNTIES TURN DOWN REQUEST FJR VOTE RECOUNT
RECOUNT: THERE OUGHT TO BE A STATE LAW. ..ON CLOSE VOTES
BOARO OF ELECTIONS RENEWS DEM1ND FOR 18.000 FROM INGRAM CAMPAIGN
ELECTIONS. N.C, RUNOFF
BLACKS MAY FILE SUIT
DEMOCRACY AT WORK
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KNOX, EDMISTEN RACE HEATS UP
BOWLES GIVES KNOX ENDORSEMENT
INGRAM BACKS EDMISTEN FOR GOVf
INGRAM GIVES HIS BACKING TO ED
KNOX BLASTS FOE'S 'TOUGH COP'
WISEMAN SUPPURTS BARNES
SUPPORTERS WORKING ON GOVERNOR
SUPPORTERS WORKING ON GOVERNOR
SANFORO ENOORSES "UFUS EDMIST=
EDMISTEN RAPS FOE'S ATTACKS
HARD CONTEST SEEN BV KNOX
EDMISTEN SATS ISSUES NEED DISZ
EDMISTEN. KNOX COURT BLACK VOT
BROOKS, BARNES EXCHANGE ACCUSA
KNOX ANO EDMISTEN CHARGE EACH
EDMISTEN, KNOX SIMILAR ON ISSJ
EDMISTEN SAVS OPPONENT USING D
KNOX: POOR ROADS IN EAST ARE ^
BARNES LEVELS MISMANAGEMENT CH
ABSENTEE VOTES TO BE TAKEN
CANDIDATES' SLUGFEST OVERSHAD3
CANDIDATES CONCENTRATE ON GE IT
VOTE JUNE 5, 198*.. .PLEASE VOT
KNOX, EDMISTEN WORK ON VOTER T
LABOR CANDIDATES ARGUE ABOUT X
SAMPLE BALLOT
RUNOFF CAMPAIGN FOR LIEUTENANT
ONE THINKS CANDIDATE WITHOUT I
ANOTHER SCORES 'KNOXIOUS' ATTC
GOP CANDIDATES FOR LT. GOVERNS
FOUR ARFA COUNTIES TO HAVE COC
EDMISTEN-KNOX CONTEST HIGHLIGH
BOTH EOMISTEN, KNOX CLAIM TV 3
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREDICTED
•LOST' ELECTION REMAINS VITAL
RUNOFF PRIMARY IS TOMORROW; P3
EDMISTEN, SUPPORTERS SENSE RU1
SOME DEMOCRATS ARE WORRIED A B3
VOTERS RETURN TO POLLS TODAY
DEMOCRATS OECIOE ON N.C. NOMIN
POLLS OPEN IN ORANGE COUNTY
CARRINGTON GOP'S CHOICE
EDMISTEN TOPS KNOX IN RUNOFF
BROOKS STILL IN FIGHT TO KEEP
LAWYER WINS 9TH OISTRICT RACE
EDMISTEN: DID HE LOSE GROUND I
KNOX CARRIES DURHAM
GUPTON DEFEATED IN FRANKLIN
PARIS DEFEATED IN ALAMANCE
TWO DANIELS WIN IN GRANVILLE
ORANGE VOTERS GO FOR KNDX
EDMISTEN: VICTORY SHOWS N.C. V
CAMPAIGN MUOSLINGING GETS MIXC
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN RUNOFFS F]
EOMISTEN BACKERS CALL FOR PART
CARRINGTON WINS GOP RUNOFF
•PROGRESSIVE' VOTES CAUSE OIFF
THE RESULTS
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN EL =
KNOX, EOMISTEN SPENT 11 MILLID
BIO TO ENO PRIMARY RUNOFFS FAI
EDWARDS TO SEEK CHANGE IN N.C.
STATE SENATOR TO URGE RUNOFF :
HUNT PLAYS IT SAFE
MARTIN WINS 6TH DISTRICT SENAT
PERSON CANDIDATES CONSIDER RU'I
PERSON SCHEOULES RUNOFF IN COM
CANDIDATE FILES TO BE IN RUNOF
6 CANDIDATES IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS WILL V
BLACKS ELIMINATED IN PERSON RJ
ELECTIONS. N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GREENSBORO MAN WILL SEEK STATr
STANFORO TO TRY AGAIN FOR STAT
REP. BARNES TO SEEK RE-ELECTI]
BARNES SEEKS RE-ELECTION
CAREY FILES IN ORANGE
HUNT WON'T RUN
WANOA HUNT PLANS RACE FOR 16TH
RCP. HUNT FILES FOR RE-ELECTI3
HACKNEY FILES
HACKNEY, CATES FILE FOR OFFICE
RAMSEY TO SEEK 3RD TERM AS SPC
WALKER FILES FOR ORANGE COUNTY
PULLEY TO SEEK 4TH TERM
PULLEY TO SEEK 4TH TE"M
SPEED IS CHALLENGED FOR N.C. S
CAMPBELL FILES AS CANDIDATE FD
HANCOCK. CAMPBELL JOIN DEMO R«
HANCOCK FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
OURHAM LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT S»
2 OURHAM MEN FILE FOR SENATE
STATE HOUSE SLATE OFFERS LIVEL
RULING WON'T AFFECT OURHAM DEL
IVEY SEEKS STATE POST
LAWMAKER: RULING MEANS ELECTH
MICHAUX FILES FOR SEAT IN NORT
REDISTRICTING COULD SLICE COUV
ROYALL. MICHAUX JUMP INTO LEGI
•BLACK DISTRICT- PREPOSTEROUS
A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR SATISFYI
ROYALL WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION
LEGISLATORS TO BE POLLED ABOUT
JUDGES' RULING m4kES OISTURBIN
STATE IS PREPARING TO APPEAL P
PULLEY SEEKS ANOTHER TERM IN 1
REDISTRICTING ORDER TO BE APP:
REDISTRICTING DELAY ASKED: ST«
TWO CANDIDATES FILE FOR HOUSE:
CAMPBELL DROPS OUT OF N.C. HOJ
MILLER FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
CANDIDATES SEEK STATE. CONGRES
LAWYERS. CONTRACTOR JOIN RACE
HUNT, HANCOCK FILE FOR SENATE
THE BULL CITY GRODNO UP FOR RE
MRS. BARNES. HACKNEY FACE NO 3
THREE OEMOCRATS FILE
INCUMBENTS FILE FOR HOUSE SEAT
SENATOR'S FORMER WIFE FILES
<. MORE CANOIOATES FILE
/ANNUAL INDEX BY SU
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJE
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
25TH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT
21ST STATE SENATE OISTRICT
FEDERAL PANEL BARS DELAYING REVAMP ORDER
REMAP RULING STAT ASKEO: STATE FILES MOTIONS IN SUPREME COURT
REMAP FOES' RESPONSE DUE TUESDAY
CARNELL OUITS RACE
MAY DAY! MAY DAY! (CAPT00N1
LAWYER: DISTRICTS MUST BE RED' AWN BEFORE ELECTION
SMITH OPOPS OUT OF HOUSE RACE
STATE SENATE RACE LOOKS CROWDED. TOUGH
WITHDRAWALS. COURT DEFLATE HOJSE RACE
LEGISLATURE MAY MEET NEXT WEE< ON RED I STR IC 1 1 NG
VETERANS TO LEAVE LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATURE TO GET SOME NEW F^ES
HIGH COURT WON'T CHANGE RE 0 1 ST R IC T I NG ORDER FOR N.C.
OEMOCRATS MAY DOMINATE LEGISLATIVE RACES
CANDIDATE OPPOSES DEATH PENALTY
RE-ELECTION RECEPTION
DURHAM'S HOUSE PRIMARIES SET JUNE 5
PRIMARY SET FOR JUNE 5
SENATE CANDIDATE CHARGED
STANFORD CHALLENGER IN I6TH DIST.
CANDIDATES SUPPORT MONEY FOR DAY CARE
MRS. HUNT IRKED. STANFORD PER< ED BY 'LEAST EFFECTIVE' SENATOR RATING
HANCOCK WINS BACKING
SOME N.C. PRIMARIES FACING FURTHER DELAYS
GOP SEEKS CANDIDATES FOR DURHAM DISTRICTS
CONSERVATION LEAGUE ENDORSES HANCOCK
FILINGS OK UNTIL NOON MONDAY
MICHAUX, DUNN FILE IN N.C. HOJSE RACE
INCUMBENT STATE SENATOR IS PREDICTING 'TIGHT RACE '
DURHAM GOP CHAIRMAN FILES FOR N.C. HOUSE SEAT
HARLOW FILES FOR N.C. HOUSE SEAT
RE-ELECT HANCOCK STATE SENATE IAOI
POLLARO RUNNING FOR STATE HOUSE IN 68TH DISTRICT
POLLARO FILES FOR HOUSE
ELECT RALPH A. HUNT STATE SENATOR: A MAN FOR THE PEOPLE I AOVERT I SEMENT I
RE-ELECT KENNETH ROYALL: N.C. SENATE I ACV ERTI SEME NT I
ROYALL TELLS T09ACC0 FARMERS MO NEW TAXES
FIVE FILE FOR STATE HOUS SEATS
1 STATE HOUSE SEAT UP FOR GRA'S
MONROE: COMMITTEE TO BACK RALPH HUNT
SENIOR CITIZENS BACK SPAULDIN3
INCUMBENTS SPEND MORE THAN OPPONENTS
SENATE HOPEFULS SACK PROTECTION OF LAKES
TAKE YOUR CHOICE: RE-ELECT KENNETH ROYALL N.C. SENATE IAOI
CANDIDATES VARY ON 2N0 PRIMARY
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS
RE-ELECT HANCOCK STATE SENATE: EFFECTIVE REPRESENTATION IAOI
SENATOR GERRY HANCOCK: FOR A SOVERN»ENT THAT WORKS... IAOI
ELECT ROSALIE R. GATES N.C. SE NAT 6. . . I AD I
6 SEEKING 25TH HOUSE SEATS
2 SEEK TO SUCCEED ALLRED
CAUCUS MEMBERS ENDORSE ENCUMBENTS
ISSUES PROLIFERATE IN 13TH OISTRICT RACE
MY DEAR FRIENDS IN OURHAM, ORA NGE ... .COUN TI ES .... KENNETH ROYALL IAOI
13TH OISTRICT STATE SENATE CANDIDATES
PLEASE COMPARE! RE-ELECT KENNETH ROYALL N.C. SENATE IADI
VOTERS I NEFD YOUR HELP IF YOJ VOTE ANO THINK FOR YOURSELF IADI
MRS. GATES SAYS NURSES BACK HER
TAR HEELS PREPARE TO VOTE
PRIMARY DAY TO BE BUSY IN DURHAM, ORANGE COUNTIES
SOME LEGISLATURE PACES OELAYED
HUNT, ROYALL TOP N.C. SENATE FIELO
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COJNTY: FOR STATE SENATE
MRS. "UNT. WALKER LEAD IN DISTRICT 16
HANCOCK TO BACK ROYALL AND HUNT
MARION. HANCOCK AMONG INCUMBENT CASUALTIES IN TAR HEEL SENATE RACES
MARION LOSES SENATE RACE
HANCOCK VOWS SUPPORT FOR WINNERS HUNT. ROYALL
VETERAN ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER FINISHES IN 4TH PLACE
ONE 16TH OISTRICT WINNER DISAPPOINTED
SEARCH TO BEGIN SOON FOR HUNT REPLACEMENT
WINNERS AND LOSERS: BOTH OESE'VE PLAUDITS
COCKERHAM WON'T FILE FOR RECOJNT
PANEL APPROVES SENATE OISTRICT INCLUDING LEE
SOLES WINSi BARNES CALLS =0R RUNOFF
CANDIDATE SEEKS NEW ELECTION
KENNETH ROYALL THANKS HIS SUP°0RTERS IADI
KFNNETH ROYALL THANKS HIS SUPPORTERS (ADI
VOTERS CAN SETTLE PRIMARY BUSINESS !N JUNE 5 BALLOT
BALLOT ERROR BRINGS CALL FOR ELECTION
POLLARD SUPPORTS AMENDMENT RE'EAL
primaries IN 3 COUNTIES MAY BE DELAYED
BOWEN WON'T APPEAL DENIAL FOR NEW VOTE
POLLARO: N.C. HOUSE OF R EPRE SE NTAT I VE S. . . I AD I
POLLARD 'EXPERIENCED. RESPONSIVE'
CANDIDATE ENOORSEO
PAUL PULLEY'S STILL RUNNING FDR HOUSE. ..IAOI
HOUSE RACE: 2 MEN WITH »UCH IN COMMON
CANDIDATES BACK E0UCAT10N UPG3A0ING
POLLARO OUTSPENDS PULLEY IN CAMPAIGN
PULLEY, POLLARO SAY VOTERS CONFUSED ABOUT OISTRICT
CORRECTION
DUNN SAYS HE WILL FILE C AMP A IS N-SPENO I NG REPORT
PAUL PULLEY RANKED 12TH IN HOJSE. ..IADI
P"LLARO: N.C. HOUSE OF R EPRE SE NTA T I VE S... I AD 1
1ST VOTE TUESDAY IN NEW HOUSE DISTRICTS
PAUL PULLEY NOTES AREAS OF CONCERN IADI
DURHAM'S MAN IN RALEIGH IADI
OURHAM'S MAN IN RALEIGH: RE-ELECT PAUL PULLEY N.C. HOUSE IADI
POLLARO: N.C. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TWO GROUPS ENDORSE PULLEY
VOTERS PICK HOUSE. BOARO CANDIDATES
GREFTING VOTERS
PULLEY WINS NOMINATION
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS: FOR STATE HOUSE
CHECKING RETURNS
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN RUNOFFS FIR NOMINATIONS TO LEGISLATURE
CANDIDATE: WIFE BAR TO TAX PAYMENT
SCVEN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS HJLDING PRI"AR[ES TODAY
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS
BLACKS FAIL TO CAPTURE FIRST 'LACE IN TUESDAY'S VOTING
6TH STATE SENATE OISTRICT RUNDFF IS TODAY
WINNER SAYS RACE NO FACTOR IN RUNOFF
SPEED SAYS THIS MAY BE HIS LAST SENATE CAMPAIGN
14TH OISTRICT REPUBLICAN OUITS RACE
STATE SENATE CANDIDATE ENOORS'O BY ALLEY OOP
GOP HOPES FOR BIG GAINS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GEORGE millER: NORTH CAROLINA HOJSE OF REPRESENTATI VES. . . I AD I
CANDIDATES CLASH ON WASTE CONT ROL
DUNN, PULLEY KEEPING IT LOW-KEY IN RACE FOR DURHAM'S HOUSE SEAT
HARLOW, MILLER DIFFER ON STATE INVENTORY TAX
CANDIDATES FUR 69TH DISTRICT CAMPAIGNED LITTLE UNTIL NOW
THREE VIE FOR 16TM DISTRICT SEATS
LEGISLATIVE RACES AT A GLANCE
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M 0 N T M L Y
/ANNUAL I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
DUNN, PULLEY FOC
PAUL PULLEY RANK
PANEL CREATES 4
SOME ORANGE CANO
16TH DISTRICT RA
FLAHERTY DEFENDS
SPEED. NORMAN VI
JOBS KEY IN UTH
PAUL PULLEY NOTE
HARLOW REPUBLICA
VOTE DUNN: N.C.H
DURHAM'S MAN IN
PULLEY APPARENT
WALKER. HUNT LEA
PULLEY OUTDISTAN
4 ORANGE ELECTIO
SENATE INCUMBENT
PULLEY. MILLER S
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TYNOALL WON HOUS
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US ON LAWS. ACENCIES
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SENATE DISTRICT
S AREA OF CONCERN I AO I
N N.C. HOUSE I AOI
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RALEIGH: RE-ELECT PAUL PULLEY N.C. HOUSE IAOI
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0 IN N.C. SENATE RACE: INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOW RICH.
CES FOE; MILLER SOUEAKS OUT WIN
NS UNCONTESTS!
S RETAIN SEATS
URVIVE GOP RI» TIDE
EMBLY SEATS
TH HOUSE SEATS
PUBLICAN GOVERNOR NO THREAT
E ELECTION
DISTRICTING HJRT DEMOCRATS
RHAM SPENDER
IN NOMINATION TO STATE HOUSE
ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
ANOERSUN CAN HELP U.S. POLITICS
SIX DEMOCRATS INVITED TO JOIN N.C. PRIMARY
REAGAN AIDE SAYS SOUTH MAY DECIDE ELECTION
PRESIDENT'S MANDATE: A SHOT AT GREATNESS
•YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN* YET.1 - RONALO REAGAN, OCTOBER. 1984 (CARTOONI
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM DURHAM COUNTY PRECINCTS
OURHAM BUCKS TRENO. VOTES FOR DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS WIN IN OURHAM COUNTY
LANDSLIDE NOT SFEN AS NEW VOT= R ALIGNMENT
NOW COMES HARD PART FOR REAGAN AND HELMS
MONDALE GETS MCGOVERN'S TITLE
STANDING TALL
OUKE OBSERVERS PREOICT FOREIGN-RELATION WOES FOR REAGAN
VICTORY CHALLENGES BOTH PARTUS
LANDSLIDE BURIES MONOALE (CAJTOONI
REAGAN, BUSH RECEIVE 1} NEW ELECTORAL VOTES
ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO E
SEE ALSO E
SEE ALSO F
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THOSE
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LECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
EDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
OCK ELECTIONS
OLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
RESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
RESIDENTIAL OEBATES
PLIT-TICKET VOTING
ICE-PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
MEDIA OOESN'T AFFECT VOTER'S ATTITUDE
UMBENCY STILL HELP ASSURE A VICTORY?
OW VOTER VOLATILITY
84: HUMBUG!
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CTION OFFICIALS DEBAT5 PLACE OF PRESS
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LOOK AT VOTER INDEPENDENCE?
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ELISTS: DEMOCRATIC PARTY CRIPPLED AFTER ELECTION
DISCUSS ELECTION COVERAGE
ELLOW DOG' OEMOCRATS
S.. ENDORSEMENTS
S NO PROBLEM WITH MY BACKBONE - I'VE GOT A GOOD ONE.' (CARTOONI
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WEIGHTS DROPPING OFF >S LABOR LTFTS OUMBBELL (CARTOONI
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SHOULON'T EXPECT MONOPOLY ON BLACK VOTES
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ORSES REAGAN
WS KNOCKS FROM DEMOCRATS
EAGAN ROLE: THE FINAL SEVERANCE
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S ENDORSE BY 2 DURHAM GROUPS: 'CONCERNED SENIOR CITIZENS"...
S ALLIANCE' SNUBS TWO
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ELECTIONS. U.
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THE ANDE
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KNOX IRA
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ELECTIONS. U.S., PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
SUPERMAN MONOALE BEING JERKED BACK INTO HIS TELEPHONE BOOTH ICARTOONI
THANKS, NEW HAMPSHIRE
TV NEEOS SELF-CONTROL
SOUTH GETS SHORT SHRIFT IN CAMPAIGN
PROFESSOR SAYS PRIMARIES MAY 8RING MORE SURPRISES
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SUPER TUESDAY
SORRY, NO GUARANTE5E
RUNOFFS HURT CHANCES OF BLACK POLITICIANS? SOME WOULD DISAGREE
EX-VICE PRESIDENT FIELOS OUESTIONS ON RUNOFF PRIMARIES
MONDALE TOURS PARK
ELECTIONS. U.S.. RECOUNTS
DURHAM NATIVE SEEKS RECOUNT IN OELAWARE RACE
DELAWARE RECOUNT BID CONTINUES
ROBINSON'S MO FUR RECOUNT OF OELAWARE VOTE UNDECIDED
OURHAM NATIVE WON'T TAKE RECOJNT BIO INTO COURTS
ELECTIONS, U.S.. RUNOFFS
RUNOFFS HURT CHANCES OF BLACK POLITICIANS? SOME WOULD DISAGREE
EX-VICE PRESIDENT FIELDS OUESTIONS ON RUNOFF PRIMARIES
MONDALE TOURS PARK
ELECTORAL COLLEGE
REAGAN, BUSH RECEIVE 13 NEW ELECTORAL VOTES
THE FINAL TALLY
ELECTRIC LIGHTING CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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11/08/84
U/10/84
11/10/84
11/13/84
11/30/84
12/15/84
2/19/84 D
3/06/84 C
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8/14/84 A
d/30/84 A
9/03/84 A
9/10/84 A
10/08/84 A
10/10/84 A
10/10/84 A
10/30/84 A
11/01/14 B
U/OI/84 B
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3/07/84
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3/09/84
3/13/84
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4/22/84
4/24/84
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12/22/84
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SEE ALSO PRICE FIXING
BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED FOR BIO RIGGING
BID-RIGGING PLEA BRINGS SENTEMCE
FIR- FACES BIO-RIGGING CHARGES
REVIEW SET IN BID RIGGING ►
ELECTRICITY
SEE ALSO HYDROELECTRIC POWER
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIESI
NEwTON TAKES POWER FIGHT TO COURT ►
UTILITY SEEKING BUYERS for SURPLUS ELECTRICITY I-
facility planned in burl ingtoy to proouce electricity, steam ►
electricity, consumption
see also power failures
cpcl to offer voluntary conservation program in area i-
heat pushes durham power use to record s
ouke power plans new substation ►
electricity, costs
see electricity, rates
electricity, rates
see also fuel charges
see also heating fuel shut-offs
see also peak load pricing
see also utility rates
ourham power bills expected to be high
cpcl says it will seek rate hike
consumers win one on electric rates
rate hike sought to aid tml
agency in s.c. grants duke power rate hike
group opposes rate hike reouesteo by ouke power
cpcl seeks hike that would up bills 3y «9.30 a month
city considers fighting rate hike request
panel oks city intervention im utility's rate-hike case
city may intervene in rate hue request
should duke pay for three milc island?
edmisten says npcl refunos to be available
retain present system
n.c. woulo welcome help in similar plight
residents rap plan fur shoppi'ig center
durham to annex property west of city
vepco rates reduced
vepco rates lowered by state 30ard
ingram renews his call for elected utilities panel
duke power reouests 13. 6x rate increase
duke power customers tireo of being squeezed
hearing set on reouest to hike duke power rates
impact on poor cited at rate rearing
speakers oppose rate hike plea
duke power rate reouest oefenoed. opposed
efficiency trims rates
cut aoviseo in ouke power rat= hike reouest
panel's public staff urges cut in ouke power rate request
rate hearing coverage slighte1 people's alliance
ouke power Chairman says rate increase IS essential
pledge to halt rate hikes just tampaign gibberish
vepco cuts rate reouest in virginia
let the voters choose utilities commissioners
elderly power users are charged unfairly
campaign talk should inform, vot insult, voters
fuel charge adjustments for utilities are rejected
duke power wins rate hike of 1131 million
ouke power gets 8t hike
cpcl rate increase reouest may be cut
utilities official expects electric rates to stabilize
n.c. consumers may get some electric bill relief
part of cpcl reouest for rate increase opposeo
public staff increases cpcl recommendation
fred seufert shows you how being a clock watcher saves money
cpcl 3rante0 564.3 million rate increa5e
46". million rate increase not enough, cpcl says
cpcl rate increase to raise average bill 17.85 next month
tips for lower fuel bills given
ouke aos 'half true'
n.c. high court cuts duke ratf rise j29.6 million
durham homes eligible for lower power rates
duke power offering new reduced-price plan
ouke power announces electrici ty sale program
cpcl case has flurry of filinss
duke power success helps customers, officials say
journal lauds duke power co.
eomisten misfires at utilities
duke power co. to seek hike of 15* to 20x
cpcl rate increase cut, refunos due
ibm gets ouke power award for cutting bill by s3. j million
agency says it will oppose chsrges
receives energy award
phasep-in rate increases considered for cpcl customers
cpcl officials oppose higher :onsum6r rates
is this 'oe-selling' power?
cpcl seeks hike in wholesale rates
electrolux corp.
firm -ay transfer jobs to haw river
electrolux changes to create so jobs at haw river plant
electronic data systems corp.
green urges change in insuranze plan
lawyer: hunt bill paid on time
state employees' health insurance decision due
state boaro hulls insurance
eds payouts too slow
state agrees to pay more for health insurance
state employees may face highfr insurance premiums
morrow to leave state post early to take job with firm
electronic games
SEE TOYS
SEE VIDEO GAMES
ELECTRONICS
CTRONICS
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, ELECTRONICS PROGRAM
FOR <, IN TRAINING PROGRAM, GRADUATION DAY ENDS WITH A JOB
ELEPHANT MAN IPLAYI
DUKE PLAYERS TO PRESENT 'ELEPRANT MAN'
■E1EPHANT MAN' OPENS TUESDAY
DUKF PLAYERS TELL STORY OF 'THE ELEPHANT MAN-
HEAVY GOING STALLS 'ELEPHANT <AN'
ELEPHANTS
TWINKLES OIES IN N.C.
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
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12/31/84
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SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C U.S.I
JUDGE IS EXPECTEO TO ORDER CHSNGES IN VOTING MACHINES
ATTORNEY TO PRESS VOTE-BUYING PROBE
ELEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT [N.C.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN.C. C U.S.I
SPEEO IS CHALLENGED FOR N.C. SENATE SEAT
SFVEN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS HOLDING PRIMARIES TODAY
SEN. SPEED WINS NOMINATION
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS
SPEEDi NORMAN VIE FOR 11TH STATE SENATE DISTRICT SEAT
JOBS KEY IN 11TH SENATE DISTRICT
ELI LILLY ANO CO.
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
OISMAL STORY OF ORAFLEX ENDS WITH A WHIMPER
MAN FILES SUIT OVER ARTHRITIS DRUG
ELIZABETH II I SHIP I
STATE TO OPEN CHANNEL FOR -ELIZABETH !!■
SHIP EXPECTED TO DRAW HILLIONS OF TOURISTS
ANNIVERSARY MAY BOOST N.C. TOURISM
WORKERS BUSY IN MANTEO
ELIZABETH II WILL SAIL COAST AFTER FESTIVITIES
ANNE: SHE'S NOT A SPOILED BRAT
PRINCESS EVOKES PAST, TIES
BOATS WEATHER ROUGH SEAS TO REACH ISLAND
A «13-MILLI0N ANNIVERSARY
CORPS RULING MAY FREE ELIZABETH II
YOUTHS BEGIN WORK AFTER VOYAGE
DREDGING FOR ELIZABETH II TO COST MORE THAN SHIP
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FRAYLON'S DAZZLING AERIAL OIS'LAY NETS CENTRAL WIN
EAGLES 'AIR IT OUT' FOR VICTORY
FRAYLON PASSES EAGLES OVER VKINGS
ELIZABETHAN GARDENS
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N.C.
ROYALTY VISITS ELIZABETHAN GA^OENS
ELIZABETHAN PERIOO
SEE ALSO RENAISSANCE MUSIC
STAGVILLE TO HOLO OPEN HOUSE
OATE WAS WRONG
OPEN HOUSE AT STAGVILLE WILL CEATURE THE TROUBADOUR
FINAL TOUCHES
THEY GOT YULE SPIRIT AT STAGVILLE
ELKIN TRIBUNE (NEWSPAPER!
KLAN LEADER SUES PAPERS CONTENDS AO WAS REFUSED
ELKRIOGE INC. HYOROPONIC GREENHOUSE FARMS
SEE ALSO GREENHOUSES
SEE ALSO HYDROPONICS
FIRM IS GROWING LETTUCE IN WATER
ELKS
SEE OURHAM ELKS LODGE
ELLERBEE CREEK
FLOODING SHOWS NEED FOR PROTECTION
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE AREA CITIZENS OPPOSE ZONING CHANGES
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT WOMEN. BLACKS IN ON WORK
ELLIOTT-R1GSBEE MENTAL HEALTH GOLF CLASSIC
SEE ALSO GOLF
ALEXANDER WINS DUKE GOLF
ELLIS BANKING CORP.
NCNB MERGER REQUEST OK'O
ELON COLLEGE, N.C.
BURLINGTON WINS CASE OVER LAND
ANNEXATION RULING BRINGS DISAPPOINTMENT
ELON COLLEGE FIRM TO AOD 150 JOBS
ELON COLLEGE, N.C. POLICE OEPT.
ELON COLLEGE HIRES NEW POLICE CHIEF
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI
ELON TO OFFER MBA PROGRAM
COLLEGE PUBLISHED CATALOG
PLANETARIUM SHOWS BEGINNING AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE CITED FOR RECRUITING PRESENTATION
ELON CAMPUS WILL BE SCENE FOR SOAP OPERA
•RITUALS' FILMING BEGINS AT ELON
SOAP OPERA FILMING REJECTED BY SEVERAL COLLEGES IN VIRGINIA
ELON SCHEDULES HOMECOMING EVE'ITS
FRATERNITY AT ELON GETS AWARO AGAIN
MOUNTAIN MUSICIAN APPEARING AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE). ADMINISTRATION
NEW DEAN OF ACAOEMIC AFFAIRS IS NAEMO AT ELON COLLEGE
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, ADMISSIONS
ELON COLLEGE RAISING ENTRANCE STANOAROS
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, ALUMNI
MOVIE DIRECTOR TQ TAKE PART IM PANEL
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, COMMENCEMENT
ELON COLLEGE TO HOLD COMMENCEMENT SUNOAY
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, DORMITORIES
SEE ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, STUJENT HOUSING
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, FACULTY
TWO ARE APPOINTEO AT ELON
ELON PROFESSOR GETS GRANT
ELON PRESENTS TEACHING AWARO
ELON COLLEGE ICOLLEGEI, GIFTS ANO FUND RAISING
FUND CAMPAIGN GOING STRONG
WACHOVIA DONATES TO ELON
1400,000 PLEDGED TO ELON
ELON COLLEGE GETS 130,000 DONATION
ELON COLLEGE GETS MORE PRIDE II DONATIONS
ENOOWMENT ESTABLISHED AT ELON COLLEGE
ALAMANCE TEACHER LEAVES BFQUEST TO ELON COLLEGE
ELON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED
ELON CULLEGE GETS DONATIONS FDR NEW SOCCER FIELO, WALKWAY
150,000 CONTRIBUTED TO ELON CDLLEGE
ELON COLLEGE GETS CHALLENGE G5ANT
ALAMANCE RESIOENTS CONTRIBUTE TO ELON
JOROAN PLEDGES 1200,000 TO EL3N
PG L P BYL
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ELON COLLEGE RECEIVES TWO LAPSE GIFTS
ELON COLLEGE GETS 13.500 FROM FIRM
ELON COLLEGE ICOLLEGEI. SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP IS ESTABLISHED
SCHOLARSHIP FUNO ESTABLISHED
ELON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS EST1BLISHE0
SCHOLARSHIP IS ESTA3LISHE0 AT ELON
STUOENT AT ELON GETS SCHOLARS-HP
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI. SPEAKERS
FRENCH LINGUIST TO SPEAK AT ELON
AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT ELON COLLEGE
1 N 0 E X
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ELON COLLEGE CCOLLFGEIi
ELON COLLEGF HAS I
STUOENT HOJSING
PROBLEM OTHER SCHOOLS MAY ENVY
elon college icollegei. students
5 on elon dean's list
elon college raising entrance standards
flon college 30ar0 of trustees
two trustees are nameo to elon college boaro
elon college icollegei s°orts. football
caroen named elon" s new coach
new elon coach familiar face
oavis-leo elon blanks catawba, 28-0
elon college takes bit out of terriers. 28-10
elon college icollegei sports. soccer
elon college gets donations for new soccer field. walkway
elon college sports hall of fame
wilson named to elon hall of fame
elon home for children
hospitals receive grants
embezzlement
see also white collar crimes
embezzlement charged
forgery counts added
more charges are filed against ex-housekeeper
uti worker Charged
embezzlement is charged
school finance director suspended
school official is suspenoed
ChaPEL HILL SCHOOL BOARO DISMISSES 2
no charges to be filed against mrs. freeman
freeman's hearing postponeo; his wife not charged
no charges will be filed against carolyn freeman
mrs. freeman asks why she was fired
ex-finance director to appeal firing
carl freeman. upchurch face more charges
freeman faces moke charges in school case
hfarings are postponed for freeman, ms. upchurch
businessman pleads guilty to 50 counts
subpoenas for reporters issue"! in freeman hearing
ois-issal hearing to be reset
break-in linked to school e"ployees
report: school officials suspected break-in was inside job
durham restaurant manager changed with embezzlement
embezzlement charges sent to grand jury
witness says he called office's about projector
testimony continues in embezzlement case
grano jury gets school theft case
girl scout leader arrested
embezzlement plea entered
cookie embezzler draws term
ex-ouke employee pleads guilt' to property charge. 6 dismissed
theft ruins brownies' plans
ex-rolice-an gets suspenoed sentence
judge suspends freeman's term
freeman gets suspenoed term for embezzlement
for"er court clerk in wayne inoicted
ex-clerk sentenced. fined for 'misapplying' money
judge's '-ercy' an insult
n.c. bar backs victims of crooked attorneys
judge picketed after suspenoed sentence for clerk
wayne county group asks that juoge be reassigned
lawyer disbarred
former Charlotte lawyer indicted
OURHAM m4N ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY SELLING BODIES
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING CADAVERS
THE BODY BUSINESS
UNC FINDS DOCUMENTS FOR 6 BODIES
MUSEUM OFFICIAL'S FIRING IN G«STONIA IS UPHELD
11 UNC 900IES' GOAL UNKNOWN
FLORIDA MORTICIAN: SOME CADAVERS CREMATED. RETURNED
E"PLOYEE IS CHARGED WITH STEALING CHICKENS
RECORDS SEIZED IN CADAVERS CASE
FUNO TO PROTECT AGAINST LAWYE< EMBEZZLEMENT
LAWYER SAYS CAOAVER PRO°E FIS-IING TO INSURE CONVICTION
FORMER HOLLY RIDGE TOWN CLERK SENTENCED
BODIES NEEDED FOR STUOY
FORMER LAWYER GETS SENTENCE FOR STEALING 1500.000 FROM CLIENTS
SECURITY FUNO FOR LAWYERS' CLIENTS IS CONTROVERSIAL
CADAVER EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL RESET
THE INSIOE BANK HEISTS
MORTICIAN'S TRIAL DELAYED THI'D TIME
BEER DISTRIBUTING FIR" "ISSING "ONEY
FORM£° JACKSON COMMISSIONER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
STATE BAR WILL ESTABLISH CLIENT SECURITY FUNO
S300.000 WILL GO TO MAN WMU WAS ACCUSED OF THEFT
DURHAM man ACCUSED BY JURY WITH EMBEZZLING 25 CAOAVERS
MAN INOICTEO FOR CADAVER THEFT ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
ACCUSED IN CAOAVER CASE IN KINSTON HOSPITAL
STATE BAR VOWS CRACKDOWN OH E'BEZZLING
SANOLIN REPORTED IN GOOO CONDITION AT HOS"ITAL
MAN INOICTEO IN CAOAVER CASE STILL HOSPITALIZEO
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY SAYS HE EMBEZZLED
OURHAM MORTICIAN DEFENOS OEALTNGS WITH MEOICAL SCHOOL
SANCLIN'S SURRENDER EXPECTED
SANOLIN TO SURRENDER
BAR SEEKS OUT CPOOKFD LAWYERS
man CHARGED IN CAOAVER CASE SJRRENDERS
SANDLIN SURRENDERS ON CHARGES
SANOLIN RELEASED ON bONO
LAWYER BARREO BY COURT OROER = ROM HANDLING CLIENTS' MONEY
EMBRYOS
A WOkLD UNPREPARED FOR NEW TECHNOLOGY
THE THINKER HOLDING A VIAL MASKED "LIFE" (CARTOON!
EMFRALO ISLE. N.C.
H 1 11/15/84 B
H 1 12/20/8'. B
H 1 1/28/84 B
H 1 2/25/84 B
H 1 5/12/84 3
H 1 12/08/P4 C
H I 12/21/94 B
1 10/17/84 3 1
2 11/22/84 A 10
B/tO/94 BIN H60
S 2 2/01/84 C 9 N
H 1 9/25/94 A I N H60
H 2 6/07/84 A
1/21/84 8
8/26/84 G
10/21/84 C
11/24/84 B
H I 6/15/94 B
H 2 9/19/84 S 2 P N
H I 3/03/84 B 1 N
S 2
1/17/94
A
11
N
5 2
1/25/94
A
7
N
H 2
1/26/84
A
6
N
H 2
1/27/84
B
1
N
h 2
2/02/84
A
6
N
S 2
2/03/84
c
1
N
X73
H 3
2/04/84
B
1
II
S 1
2/07/84
A
1
N
S 2
2/08/B4
A
5
N
K45
H 3
2/09/P4
8
1
N
H90
S 1
2/09/84
C
1
N
H 3
2/lO/»4
B
t
N
H90
S 1
2/10/84
c
1
N
S 2
2/13/84
A
1
N
H90
H 3
2/14/84
B
1
N
H90
H 3
3/07/94
B
1
N
H 2
3/09/84
C
11
N
H 3
3/14/84
a
1
N
W36
S 2
3/19/84
A
6
N
S 2
3/29/94
A
5
N
H 3
3/28/54
B
1
N
H90
H 2
4/06/84
B
I
N
H 1
4/11/84
C
1
N
W36
H 3
4/12/94
B
1
N
S 2
4/12/84
C
5
N
S 2
4/12/84
C
T
N
S 2
4/21/94
A
22
N
H 2
5/02/B4
A
8
N
» 2
5/05/94
B
16
N
H 2
5/10/84
B
1
N
S82
H 2
5/11/94
A
6
N
S 2
5/22/84
A
a
N
H 3
5/31/94
B
i
N
S 2
5/31/84
A
3
N
H 2
6/07/84
A
13
N
H 2
6/12/94
B
5
N
S 2
6/13/94
A
4
E
S 2
6/23/84
A
15
N
H 2
6/26/94
A
1
N
H 2
7/06/84
B
4
N
H 2
7/15/84
B
6
N
H 2
7/19/84
o
12
N
H 2
B/07/84
A
1
N
X84
S 2
8/07/84
c
1
P N
W36
H 2
B/08/e4
A
4
E
H 2
8/08/84
B
1
N
H 2
8/09/84
A
6
N
h 2
8/19/84
6
1
N
H 2
8/20/84
2
1
N
H 2
8/2'/84
S
1
N
H 2
3/30/84
B
1
N
A 54
H 2
8/31/94
A
11
N
H 2
9/02/94
C
1
N
H 2
9/12/84
A
9
N
S 2
9/17/84
c
1
N
H 2
9/20/34
A
14
N
S 2
9/26/94
A
1
N
A47
H 3
10/02/84
B
I
N
H 2
10/04/94
A
4
E
H 2
11/07/84
A
11
N
H 3
11/20/84
C
1
N
H 2
11/22/84
A
24
N
H 2
11/27/94
A
11
N
H 2
12/06/94
A
16
N
H 2
12/11/84
A
1
N
W36
S 2
12/11/84
A
1
N
946
H 2
12/12/84
A
I
N
X74
S 2
12/12/84
A
6
N
s 2
12/12/84
C
1
N
H 2
12/13/84
A
18
N
H 2
12/13/94
C
15
N
5 2
12/13/84
A
I
N
H 2
12/14/94
A
1
P N
S 2
12/14/94
A
1
N
S 2
12/14/94
C
I
N
A4 7
H 2
12/15/94
A
1
P N
W36
5 2
12/15/94
A
3
N
S 2
12/17/94
C
I
N
h 2
12/21/84
A
6
N
h 2
6/21/94
A
4
E
H 2.
6/21/84
A
4
T T
R56
—
MONTHLY/
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
EMERALD ISLE CAROUSEL MAY MAKE OTHER ROUNDS
FMERALDS
MAN SAYS SON PERSECUTED BECAUSE OF SMASHEO GEM
MAN DESTROYS VALUABLE E»ERALO
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (9111
SEE ALSO TELEPHONESt DURHAM
TEACH CHILDREN TO GET EMERGEN! Y ASSISTANCE
EMERGENCY DISASTER AID
SEE OISASTER AID PROGRAMS
EMFRGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
EMERGENCY ENERGY FUND
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
HELP FOR THE HOMELESS
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
EMERGENCY MEOICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE SQUAO
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL: NO NEEO FO' MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
HEALTH BOARD AGREES TO RECOMMEND OK OF HELICOPTER SERVICE
STATE APPROVES DUKE HOSPITAL HELICOPTER
N.C. AIR AMBULANCE SYSTEM PROPOSED
•THIS IS ONLY A TEST-
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE SOUAD
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEOICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO RESCUES
MEDICAL AIDE HAS SAVED 30 HEA*T-ATTACK VICTIMS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. EMERGENCY MEOICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO PARKWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NOW FIRST-LINE MEDICS
TRAGEDY HAS NEEOLESS
EMERGENCY VETERANS JOB TRAINING PRTGRAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO VETERANS
VETERANS GETTING AIO IN LOOKING FOR JOBS
EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTISTS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL TO GEGIN GRANTS TO HELP ARTISTS
DURHAM ARTISTS MAY APPLY FOR NEW GRANT
EMORYWOOD
SEWER FEES ARE LOWEREO
EMPHYSEMA
SEE ALSO LUNG OISEASES
OUKE DOCTOR RAPS EMPHYSEMA MYTHS
MANY WITH EMPHYSEMA STILL CAN LEAD FULL LIVES
OUKE STUOY SAYS SMOKERS WHO 0' INK LESS LIKELY TO OEVELOP EMPHYSEMA
ALCOHOL MAY HAVE EFFECT ON EMPHYSEMA CURE
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO MENTAL HCALTH
FAMILY WOES MOST FREQUENT STRESS PROBLEM
COUNCIL PANEL OK S CONTRACT F0< COUNSELING
GROUP OKS COUNSELING FUNOS FOX CITY WORKERS
EMPLOYEE INCENTIVE PROGRAMS
WORKER'S IDEA WINS 110.000: JJST DON'T GET TWISTED WIRE
EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE BUSINESSES.
employee theft
EMPLOYMENT
SEE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE EMPLOYMENT, OURHAM
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EQUAL EMPLOYMFNT OPPORTUNITY
SEE JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
EMPLOYMENT. BLACKS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
NAACP CALLS OFF BOYCOTT OF F03 0 LION
WOMEN'S GAINS HURT BLACKS
GILMORE RAPS FAIRCLOTH PROPOSAL
POLICY RESULTS IN INCREASEO HIRING OF MINORITIES, WOMFN
EMPLOYMENT, OURHAM
SEE ALSO BUZZARD'S ROOST
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDFX, 1URHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAH/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO ORANGE/OURHAM COUNTIES EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
OUKE POWER OFFICIAL: COUNTY 03 T 3. 8TB NEW JOBS IN 1<>83
CONFERENCE ATTEMPTS TO "ATCH INVESTORS, HIGH-GROWTH FIRMS
JOBS IN EAST DURHAM SHOULD BE CITY'S GOAL
EXCELLENT JOBS PROSPECTS PREDICTED FOR TRIANGLE
JOB PROSPECTS LOOKING GOOD F01 NEXT QUARTER
LOSING FACULTY TO INDUSTRY HUJTS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
SURVEY SHOWS JOB PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN AREA
VAN TO HELP EMPLOYEES
NEW RTP COMPANY TO HIRE FROM 1UPHAM
PAIR ACCUSEO OF VIOLATING CHILD-LABOR LAWS LEAVE STATE
OPPORTUNITIES SEEN FOR f,E EMPLOYEES
THEY'LL FIND A QUICK PAYDAY AT THE OLD 'BUZZARD'S ROOST'
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N E
P 0
S
E
OATE C PG
I
L
L
T
Y
P
BYL
S 2
5/26/84 A 13
N
H 2
S 2
2/02/8", A B
3/07/84 C 16
N
N
H 2
7/09/84 A 4
L
S 2 1/03/84 A
H
?
1/07/84
n
1 N
B30
H
?
8/02/84
R
1 N
B!0
H
?
10/27/8*,
L
1 N
H
?
U/28/84
A
6 N
H
2
12/08/84
c
1 P P
T3 r
H 2 3/18/84 A 12
H 2 6/29/84 B 1 P N M51
S 2 11/15/84 A 4 E
S 2 8/26/84 A
H 2 10/14/94 B 7 N W66
S 2 10/18/84 D 8 N
S 2 11/13/84 C 1
S 2 1/07/84 A I N J56
H 2 1/08/94 C 3 U B30
H 2 4/27/84 B 4 N
S 2 4/28/84 A 15 N
S 2 6/28/84 C 18
M 2 9/21/84 B 1
S 2 9/22/84 A 13
H 2 2/05/64 B 13
H 2 1/19/84 A
H 2 4/11/84 A
S 2 4/30/84 A
S 2 11/05/84 C
H
?
2/09/84 B
1
N
H
?
2/19/84 D
1 1
P N L41
H
>
3/03/84 A
4
E
s
7
3/19/84 A
1
N C60
H
?
3/22/84 A
??
N L41
H
?
5/12/84 B
1
N L30
H
?
6/14/84 A
t*
P N L41
S
?
7/23/84 C
1
N C60
s
?
7/26/84 A
1
N C60
s
2
7/30/84 A
1
N H05
s
?
3/14/84 B
1
N C60
H
2
8/22/84 A
1
P F 181
MONTHLY/*
. 0 E
12/31/8*
VETERANS GETTING AID IN LOOKING FOR JOBS
JOB OPENINGS ATTRACT CROUD OF APPLICANTS
SURVEY! HIRING PROSPECTS REMAIN GOOD IN OURHAM
TEARS. SMILES PUNCTUATE CLASS GRADUATION
SukhaM CoSnTYSUNE-PlSvmInT h,ts 5-YEAR LOW
Sob EXPECTATIONS REPORTED 'GO30' IN DURHAM SURVEY
OURHAM COUNTY: HILL IT GROW TOO BIG?
JOBLESS RATE REMAINS AT 3.3* IN DURHAM
EMPLOYMENT. FEDERAL
SEE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM* „__-
SEE ALSO COLLEGFS. N.C. GRAOUAT E PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY „.„._„
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SFE ALSO JOB CLUB
HI it 18 o;ange/ourham0counties employment and training office
SEE also part time jobs
SEE ALSD UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO WORKING (SERIES! ,„„„
CANDIDATE SAYS TEACHER PAY, J33S TOP ISSUES
JOB MAKKET BETTER FOR '84 GRADUATES
U.S. OVEREMPHASIZES TIES BETWEEN EDUCATION, JOBS
250 NFW JOBS EXPECTED IN TRIA3 EXPANSION
JOB MARKET IMPROVES „ ,..„,.„,
TEXTILE JOBS AVAILABLE FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES
HISPANIC GROUP GROWING __.--
SuRlBr^GOOot^ErTfR^i; S^e'oUT OF RECESSION. EXPERTS SAY
N^'s j8BL?^SSATE°^sirsftGHTLY
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE DIPS
OURHAM COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT H IT S 5-Y E AR LOW
RECORD ECONOMIC GROWTH IN N.C. REPORTED
FIRM TO CLOSE PLANT IN VILLAG: OF ALAMANCE
CENSUS BUREAU: * OF EVERY 10 TAR HEELS WERE EMPLOYED IN MANUF AL I UR 1 NG.
FIRM MAY TRANSFER JOBS TO HAW RIVER „ -_•«..
PLANT CLOSINGS REFLECT TEXTILE INOUSTRY CRISIS
JOBLESS RATE REMAINS AT 3.3X IN OURHAM
EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY _,«..,,
SFE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
PROGRAM FINOS JOBS f0r 60 FRO" CONE MILLS
PROGRAM HELPS CONE MILLS FORMER WORKERS
COUNCIL URGES SERVCIES PANEL TO EXPAND ROLE
EMPLOYMENT, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES
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1/14/85
N E
P D
E
0AT6 C
L
PG L
Y
P
BYL
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
8/25/64 A
6/27/84 A
9/11/B4 C
9/29/84 A
10/29/84 A
10/30/84 C
12/16/64 0
12/26/84 A
12/29/84 A
3
3
8
3 P
1
1
12
1 P
1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
G
N
C60
CbO
C60
C60
L41
L41
BS1
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H I
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
N.C. GRADUA'E PLACEMENT
SFE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL RELOCATION
SEE ALSO PART TIME JOBS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. EMPLOYMENT
MONEY-BACK DEAL TOO RARE
SMALL BUSINESS CREATING NEARLY ALL NEW JOBS
SUB-MINIMUM WAGE FOR TEENS W0> TH A TRY
148.000 IN OAMAGE TO GTE BURIc0 CABLES
LABOR-OF-CHOICE. NOT LABOR-FO* -PAY TQOAY
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.C. EMPLOYERS
EMPLOYMENT. gg;|NN0R,5 CONFEpENCE ON WOMEN AND THE ECONOMY
SEE ALSO OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
A WOMAN'S PLACE
OFFICIAL SEES GAINS BY WOMEN
Snc'ooctoS^wVdrTnot'link'ed n heart problems in wo-en
P0LIC? RESULTS IN INCREASED HIRING OF MINORITIES. WOMEN
FAIRNESS. REGAROLESS OF SEX...
EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE OELINOUENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL „„„--.„
SFE ALSO SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
PROBLEMS WITH MINIMUM WAGE
CHAMBER'S YOUTH PROGRAM FINDS SUMMER JOBS FOR 45
FINDING A SUMMED JOS „.„«„».
STUOENT GETS JOB THROUGH 'ACCIDENT'
CHILD LABOR ABUSE TARGETEO
STUDENT GROUP IS PROTESTING TEEN WAGE IOEA
SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM ENDING
LAWS. COMPETITION CUT JOBS Fu' YOUTH
EM°LaLYAMlSJ OfIiC-IAL5 WARNS ON OVERSEAS JOB ADS
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB CLUB
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEEm2LLOYMETtMOF?.CENTO HELP LAH-OFF CONE MILL WORK FR S
mdSi JSRtlH 51tI ioCALP,OWE?T^N°EOUR^AMaSINCE IW
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE LOWER THAN IN '83
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE 3RD LOWEST nuRING JANUARY
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE DROPS
UNEMPLOYMENT OOWN IN DURHAM DJRING FEBRUARY
DECLINE EXPECTED IN JOBLESS RATE
N.C. JOBLESS RATE 7.3* IN MAR'H „„,,„.
OURHAM UNEMPLOYMENT SHOWS BIG 1-YEAR DECLINE
JOBLESS RATE IN OURHAM IMPROVES TO 3. 9 PERCENT
SEMINAR SET ON JOBLESS PAY
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DECLINE
N.C. JOBLESS PATE SHOWS BIG OECLINE
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS
OURHA" JUBLES5 RATE CONTINUES TO DECLINE
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE HITS A FIVE-YEAR LOW
JOBLESS RAT^S IN APRIL OOWN IN 93 COUNTIES
COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT OROPS SL13HTLY
N.C. JOBLESS RATE HITS 4-YEAR LOW
N.C. JOBLESS RATE HITS *"yEAR LOW
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE OROPS TO 3.3 PERCENT
1/17/34 B
3/15/84 A
4/20/84 A
4/29/84 0
4/30/84 A
5/01/84 C
5/24/84 B
8/02/84 A
9/10/84 A
9/29/84 A
10/22/84 A
10/29/84 A
10/30/84 C
11/05/64 A
11/13/84 B
11/19/84 B
11/24/84 A
11/24/84 B
11/30/84 B
12/10/84 A
12/29/84 A
1
N
X67
1
N
T60
4
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1 1
N
H
N
5
N
1
N
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21
N
6
N
2 P N
2
N
1
N
I 60
1
N
1 41
10
J
I
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H60
9
N
1 1
N
1
I
N
N
H 3 3/09/84 B 1 N H90
S 2 3/09/84 C 6 N
H 3 11/21/84 B 1 N W36
7
3/10/84 A
4
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?
4/01/84 0
13
N
?
5/12/84 A
4
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7/22/84 D
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9/03/84 A
4
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12/23/64 0
9
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H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
2/12/84 E
3/24/P4 C
4/11/84 A
6/02/84 A
11/05/84 C
12/22/84 A
1
P
F
140
1
N
1 30
4
1
3
N
1
N
M69
4
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G33
H
7
5/28/84 A
4
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?
6/28/64 A
10
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7/03/64 8
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7/04/84 C
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7/21/64 C
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7/26/64 A
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7
8/15/64 A
[ 4
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2
9/04/84 A
i
H
2
3/01/84 B
2
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5
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1/14/64
A
5
7
1/30/64
A
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l/31/»4
B
s
2
3/02/84
A
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3/03/34
B
S
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3/30/64
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3/31/84
C
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4/27/84
A
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5/01/84
A
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5/04/84
A
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5/05/84
B
H
7
5/10/64
A
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5/23/84
A
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5/25/84
A
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5/26/64
A
5
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5/30/84
A
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5/31/64
tt
H
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5/31/84
B
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5/31/64
B
S
7
6/26/34
A
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6/27/84
A
S
2
6/29/84
A
1 4
N
1
N
1 611
1
N
1 41
1
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C60
1
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1
N
C60
1
N
1 6
N
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N
1
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( 60
1 C N
22
N
11
1
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N
N
1
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/84
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
CENTER SEEKS TO AID HANDICAPPED WORKERS
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE INCREASES
JOB OPENINGS ATTRACT CROWD OF APPLICANTS
JOBS OFFICE GETS FLOOD OF APPLICATIONS
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE OIPS TO 3.4*
AUG. UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN IN THR= E TRIANGLE COUNTIES
FOR 4 IN TRAINING PROGRAM. GRADUATION OAY ENOS WITH A JOB
N.C. JOBLESS RATE 6.8% IN OCTOBER
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION. CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
JOBS OFFICE OPENS
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHERN CULTURE
SEE ALSO THE SOUTH
FINALLY. THE TRUE SOUTH
ENCYCLOPEDIAS
STUDENTS GIVEN BOOKS
ENOANGERFD SPECIES
SEE ALSO ALLIGATORS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO GORILLAS
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO WHALES
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE SANCTUARY
ENDANGERED SPECIES IS FOCUS
SAVE THE WHAT?
SHOULD WE S»VE ONLY 'CUTE' ANIMALS?
THE PITS IN LUNACY
TAX REFUNOS TO HELP WILOLIFE IN N.C.
PROTECT ENDANGERED SPECIES - SNAKES. TOO
ZOOS DEN1E0 PERMIT TO IMPORT 7 GORILLAS
SCOUT TROOP WANTS TO PROTECT RARE BIRO
MUSSELS DISAPPEARING
FOR NEARLY EXTINCT RED WOLF, 1 ARE REFUGE MAY BE LAST HOPE
MONEY TO BENEFIT NONGAME ANIMALS
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
SEE ENDANGERED SPECIES
ENDORPHINS (NATURAL MORPHINEI
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
'RUNNER'S HIGH' THEORY DISCOUNTED
SYNTHETIC OPIATES TAKING PLACE OF POPPY FOR RESEARCH
ENDORSEMENTS (POLITICALI
SEE ELECTIONS. OURHAM. ENDORSEMENTS
SEE ELECTIONS. U.S.. ENDORSEMENTS
ENERGY. N.C. RESOURCES
SHOULO N.C. RENEW EFFORTS TO SEEK ALTERNATIVE ENERGY?
ENERGY. WORLD SUPPLIES
IRAN-IRAQ WAR CUTS OFF PERSIAN GULF
OIL SUPPLIES ICARTOONI
ENERGY CONSERVATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, ENERGY EFFICIENT
CITY WILL BE REQUESTEO TO CUT HOUSING FUNOS
COUNCILMEN REJECT ADMINISTRATION PLAN
IBM GETS OUKE POWER AWARD FOR CUTTING BILL BY »3.2 MILLION
ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. ENERGY CONSERVATION
CHATHAM BUILDING WINS AWARD
CPCL TO OFFER VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION PROGRAM IN AREA
ENERGY SAVINGS OUTLINED
ENERGY PROJECTS FOR 2 SCHOOLS HAVE 2.8-YEAR PAYBACK. CONSULTANTS SAY
STATE ASKED TO REQUIRE EFFICIENT WATER HEATERS
ENERGY SAVERS TO GET AWARDS
TREAT YOUR WINDOWS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY
BUTNEO INSTITUTIONS ARE IN PROGRAM To RECLAIM HEAT
RECEIVES ENERGY AWARD
IS THIS 'DE-SELLING' POWER?
ENERGY CONSERVATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO NO-TILL PLANTING
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP BACKS HELMS; HUNT GETS SOLAR LOBBY ENDORSEMENT
ENERGY DEPT.
SEE U.S. OEPT. OF ENERGY
ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSES
SEE HOUSING, ENERGY EFFICIENT
ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
SFE ALSO SUN SHARES
SOLAR TEA PARTY
SOLAR TEA PARTY WAS AN ENERGY- SAV ING CELEBRATION
ENERGY INNOVATION
SUNNY NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
SEE ALS" NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO PEAT BOGS
SEE ALSO SOLAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO SYNTHETIC FUELS AND ALTERNATE FUELS PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO WASTE RECYCLING
SEE ALSO WINDMILLS
SEE ALSO WOOD
STATE HAS LESS PEAT FUEL THAN ESTIMATED
ELECTRIC POWER: BUILD NOW OR PAY LATER
REVENOOFRS WON'T BOTHER THIS STILL
SHOULO N.C. RENEW EFFORTS TO SEEK ALTERNATIVE ENERGY?
ENGINEERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLANS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
ENGLANO
SEE GREAT BRITAIN
ENGLISH
JUST SPEAK ENGLISH, PLEASE
ENGLISH SPOKEN HERE
ENO INDUSTRIAL PARK
SEE ALSO PESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
HUNT WELCOMES LUTRAVIL
FIRM ENTERS TEXTILES MARKET
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE To OVERSEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
ENO MASONS LODGE
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SJBJECTS
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1/14/35
MASONS INSTALLED
ENO RIVER
PLATING IT COOL
DIGGERS BELIEVE THEY'LL UNRAV?L STORY OF INPIAN VILLAGE
ENO PRESERVATIONISTS
1165 CALENDAR CELEBRATES 400TH : AN ENO BESTIARY
NEW YEAR'S OAY HIKE PLANNED
FNO RIVER ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FRIENOS OF WEST POINT
ADOING TO A TREASURE
LANO ACQUISITION FOR ENO PARK QUESTIONED
FUN IN JANUARY
ENO GROUP A REAL ASSET
WINTER HIKE IS SET FOR FEB. 2i
ENO wILOFLOWER HIKES TO BEGIN ON "ARCH 11
WILDFLOWER HIKE PLANNED
VOLUNTEFRS NEEDED FOR UPCOMING FESTIVAL
ENO BACKERS GET RESULTS
ENO RIVER GROUP URGES 118 MILLION FOR STATE PARKS
ENO RIVER GROUP SFEKS $18 MILLION FOR PARKS
ENO PRESERVATIONISTS
CALFNTAR PARTY SET
INDIAN "INTERSTATE' WORTH SAVING
HIKES SCHEOULED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ENO RIVER CALENDAR
SEE ALSO CALE'ICARS
1984 ENO RIVER CALENOARS ARE ?EAOY TO MAIL
ENO RIVER CALENDAR CELEBRATION PLANNED
1985 CALENDAR CELEBRATES 400T-I
ENO RIVER CALENDAR FOR 1985
■BESTIARY' CALENOAR: -GIFT' TO
1733 »AP THE FIRST TO IDENTIFY
AN ENO BESTIARY
PEOPLE OF THE REGION
THE ENO
FNO RIVER GROUP
LANO ACQUISITION FOR ENO PARK QUESTIONED
ENO RIVER "ILL
SEE WEST POINT MILL
FNO RIVER PARK
SFE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO PARKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
NEW YEAR'S HIKE
ADOING TO A TPEASURE
LAND ACQUISITION FOR ENO PARK QUESTIONED
ENO GROUP A REAL ASSET
ENO RIVER WALKS TO BEGIN SATURDAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FULL MOON WALK SET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
2 PARKS IN DURHAM RECEIVE 1403.000 IN STATE GRANTS
ENO BACKERS GET RESULTS
ENO PARK PLAN INCLUDES THEATER
STAR WATCH PLANNED
TIME FOR: A WALK ON THE COOL SIDE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FNO RIVER RACERS
BICYCLE RACE IS SCHEDULEO
RAIN DELAY
ENO RIVER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
COUNTY, CITY OK PACT, SEWAGE S TUOV
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LANO SWAP IN CROASDAILE AREA
ENO VALLEY CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
PRESENTS AWARDS
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
CIVITAN OF THE YEAR
ENO VALLEY DURHAM CARE CENTER
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES, DURHAM
REST HOME 8UIL0ER PLEAOS FOR SPEEDY SEwER EXTENSION
FNO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
STUFFED WITH STRAW
SOME CHARACTERS
CIRCUS STARS
GROWL... !7
STUDENTS FIGURE REGUNOS FROM TAXES
FILL 'ER UP
RECESS IS SUN FUN
TIME TO READ
JAMES ARMSTRONG NAMED PRINCIPAL AT NORTHERN HIGH
STUFFED 'UNICORNS' HELP STUOEVT READ
ILLUSTRATING -AN
DANCING ROBOT VIOEOS LEAD STUDENTS' HOLIOAY WISH LIST
ENTERPRISE ZONES
SFE ALSO free ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRAOE ZONES
STATE MAY MISS PROGRAM
NEW PROGRAM PROVOKES INTEREST
ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE 1PLAYI
•ENTERTAINING' GIVES LAUGHS IV. UNLIKELY SITUATIONS
•SLOANE' MORE BLACK THAN COMEDY
ENTERTAINMENT, OURWAM
SEE ALSO ARTS CALENOAR
WARM UP WITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT , ARTS ACTIVITIES
ttl FR6F OF CHARGE StS
SISFREE OF CH4RGESSS
FUN IN JANUARY
FREE OF CHARGE
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M ■ I i. a I. INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SSFREE OF CHARGESS
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SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
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5Jrh«m£G«!nSH1 GREAT DEAL MORE FROM ITS RICH LODE OF ENTERTAINMENT...
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FREE OF CHARGE
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
TRIANGLE PLAYBILL '84-'85
SSFREE OF CHAR&ESS
FALL PREVIEW
IN THE TRIANGLE THIS SEASON: FALL FOR SOMETHING NEW
SSFREE OF CHAR&FSS
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
SSFREE OF CHARGESS
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS NOTED
SSFREE OF CHARGESS
FREE OF CHARGE EVENTS LISTED
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: RECREATION ALWAYS POPULAR
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
FREE OF CHARGE
SFREE OF CHARGES
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
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SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS LISTED
OUKE PLANS "WINTERFEST"
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
ENTERTIAINING: IMAGINATION
ANOTHER YEAR NOTED...
MAKE NEW YEAR'S EVE PLANS NOW
NOT MONEY. COUNTS
ENTERTAINMENT, N.C.
EVENTS BLOOM AT N.C. ZOO
NIGHTSPOTS
SSSFREE OF CHARGESSS
DOC WATSON TO PERFORM IN HIGH POINT
SSFREE OF CHARGESS
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES PLANNED
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GIFTS WITH CLASS
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SIS
ENTERTAINMENT ENTERPRISES INC.
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HELL'S ANGELS
ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO EXCLUSIONARY RULE
POLICEMAN HIT'lN*BACK OF HEAO BY ENTRAPMENT BOOMERANG ICARTOONI
OE LOREAN TRIAL SHOWS FLAWS ft 'STING' TACTICS
ENTRE NOUS IFILMI
■ENTRE NOUS' TELLS STORY OF A SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP
VIRTUES ASIOE. 'ENTRE NOUS' PLAYS LONG AND SLOW
ENTREPRENEURIAL SHIP
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COUNCIL FOR ENTRF PRENEJR I AL DEVELOPMENT
A COSMIC WAY TO MAKE MONEY
AREA ENTREPRENEURS OFFER PRODJCTS. IDEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKERS
A SOLID BUSINESS PLAN SEEN CRUCIAL IN RAISING MONEY
CITY MAY BECOME ENTREPRENEURIAL CENTER
FROM S70.000 LOAN TO A MARKET VALUE OF SI BILLION PLUS
N.C. FUNDING PROGRAMS BOOST SMALL BUSINESSES
DURHAM CHAMBER PROGRAM TO LIN< INVENTORS. BACKERS
ENVIRON
CITY PICKS FIRMS TO STUDY RECYCLING PLANT ANO SAFETY
RECYCLING REVIEW WON'T INVOLVE EXTRAS. PANEL TOLO
ENVIRON OFFICIALS TO VISIT CITY TOMORROW
RECYCLING FIRM STUDY EYFD
RECYCLING FIRM EVALUATION EYED
SPILL WOULD PROOUCE UNSAFE TOXIC LEVELS
PERMIT DECISION TO BE MAOE NEXT WEEK
ENVIRONETICS
CITY, ARCHITECT IN TALKS
CITY WON'T PAY FIRM FOR MODEL
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO ASBESTnS
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG OISEASE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
SEE ALSO PCB I POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSI
SEE ALSO PESTICIOES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE CONTAMINATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO SMOG
ENVIRONMENT GETS HIGH MARKS IS N.C.
RELAXED RULES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SOUGHT
RTP GROUP EYES CONTAMINANTS
TRIANGLE GROUP FORMING TO CONTROL CONTAMINATION
SUIT MAY RE FILED OVER LEAF DAMAGE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH ANO TESTING CO.
PARK GETS RESEARCH COMPANY
FIRM CHOOSES UDI PARK
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
N.C. OFFICIALS WANT PIPELINE S TUDY
STUOY ORDERED ON LAKE GASTON
REPORT COULO STALL GASTON PIPELINE FUNOS
CONFEREES NEUTRAL ON GASTON WATER
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
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11/08/84 D 5 P I
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12/13/84 0 1 P F
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12/13/84 D 9 I
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7/19/84 A 1 N
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8/20/84
3/20/84
5/17/84 0 11
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11/21/84
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12/28/84
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10/02/84
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10/04/84
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10/08/84
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5
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10/10/84
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10/10/84
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11/02/84
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12/12/84
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5/05/84
A
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S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
4/10/84 C
6/17/84 B
I0/3O/84 C
10/31/84 A
12/04/84 A
5 N
1 N B30
1 N C60
8 N
9 N
H 2 3/29/84 B
S 2 3/29/84 A
S 2 2/08/84
S 2 8/02/84
H 2 8/03/84
H 2 8/11/84
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1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
FNVIRONMFNTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.
SEE ALS3 N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIR3
SEE ALSC N.C. LEAGUE OF CONSERVE
SEE ALSO R 10GE LAW
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT YD
ENVIRONMENT IS GROUP'S FOCUS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO MEET =
PROPOSED OREGON INLET JETTIES
ENVIRONMENTALISTS SUPPORT WAT-
ENVIRONMENTALISTS MARY OF PROJ
POLLSTER SAYS ENVIRONMENTAL IS
HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTROL TOP PR
ENVIRONMENT. ELECTION LINKED
POLLUTION CONTROL LIMIT DRAWS
3 OR A TAR HEELS RATE ENVIRONM
ENVIRONMENT GETS HIGH MARKS IN
WHO'S THE FRIENO TO The ENVIRD
PANEL REC0M»ENDS PHOSPHATE BAN
CANDIDATES 3ACK REPEAL OF HARD
HELMS REMINDS RABBI OF JEWISH
POLLARD SUPPORTS AMENDMENT R£P
CLEAN ENVIRONMENT IS NOT NAIVE
PRESERVING N.C. BEAUTY
SENATE CAMPAIGN AIMS «T ENVIRD
CONSERVATIONIST AT NOTHING BUT
CAMA PROVES ITS WORTH
OFFICIALS CONTINUE PINEHURST 5
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS' ENVIRON
HOUSE APPROVES AMENDMENT TO ST
OFFICIAL: GROWTH, ENVIRONMENT
TALK ABOUT ENVIRONMENT
HORSEPASTURE RIVER BACKED AS 1
DUKE DIOLOGIST: DRILLING FLUID
U.S. HOUSE TO STUDY HORSEPASTJ
JONES BLAMES ENVIRONMENTALISTS
HORSEPASTURE RIVER TO BE STUOI
HELMS 'DISREGARDS' ENVIRONMENT
FOREST USES SHOULO STAY IN BAL
REPUBLICAN WINS IN N.C. DI STRE
MOVE STUOIED TO PROTECT SCENI!
COUNTY BEGINS WORK ON GREENWAY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED S°ECIES
SEE ALSO FOOD ADOITIvES
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER DUALITY
STATE MAY IMPOSE ITS OWN LI"IT
RESEARCHER CRITICIZES EPA SAF=
PRODUCTS WITH EDB TO STAY ON S
EPA TO DECIDE PCB SITE CLEANUP
OVERSIGHT BLAMED FOR EOB'S EXE
CONFUSION PERSISTS OVER PEST1C
N.C. NOT EXPECTED TO ADOPT MOJ
PASSING PARADE
OFFICIAL: EPA INFORMATION N0«
AGENCY PLANS RIG SPENDING AT R
ACID RAIN T"PS EPA'S LIST
NEW EPA HEAD TO EMPHASIZE T I GH
ACID RAIN TARGET OF RTP AGENCY
EPA SUPERVISES CLEANUP OF SLUD
GARNER GETS GRANT
POLLUTION SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
EPA PLANNING CLEANUP OF ORY-CL
WELLS CLEANUP BEGINS THIS wEE<
2 SEwER PLANTS MAY NEED MORE :
SCHOOLS MAKING ASBESTOS CHECK
EPA PAYING FOR WATER HOOKUPS
4 CONTAMINATED WELLS RESULT IM
AIR POLLUTION OEVICE may CUT '
REAGAN'S WORLD 'MAKES US SHUDD
EPA OFFICER RETIRING AFTER PRO
EPA OFFICIAL RETIRES AFTER INV
EPA STUDYING DURHAM WELLS
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TC PAY FOR
EPA ASKS EXTERMINATOR TO PAY
7 FAMILIES MAY HAVE TO WAIT UN
.ATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
CITY PANEL BACKS WATER LINE E<
E=a will Pay FOR water line E»
WATER-LINE PACT OK'D
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP BACKS HUNT
COUNCIL OKS RIVEROALE WATER LI
ASBESTOS DUST IN RTP BUILDING
park AGENCIES SEEKING OFFICE S
RTP AGENCY WORKERS TO RETURN T
EPA TO M(jVE 65 TO ANOTHER BUI'.
LITTLE ASBESTOS TURNS UP IN DJ
EVACUATED LAB E"PLOYEES ALL BA
N.C. GROUPS URGE HELMS ANO Eas
HEL"S'S STAND ON SURERFUND'S H
OURHAM FIRM TO BEGIN ASBESTOS
CITY GETS S4.146 MILLION GRANT
K.-MILLION GRANT WILL UPGRACE
ASBESTOS SCARE SAID 'BLOWN OUT
EPA'S 'PRUDENT' FLIGHT may BE
STATE AGENCY GETS TRIBUTE
EPA OFFICIAL: GRDUNO WATER POL
EPA TO TEST LAKE WATER FOR AC!
»750 FINE RECOMMENOED FOR FOR*
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER GETS GRANT
NMENTAL MANAGEMENT
TION VOTERS
UNG WITH LOCAL FOCUS
OR CONFERENCE
CALLED THREAT TO PARK, REFUGE
R CLEANUP PROPOSALS
ECT
SUES COULD Sway ELECTION
inRITY OF HUNT PLAN
CANDIDATES' IRE
ENT GOOO OR EXCELLENT
N.C.
NMENT?
I SON AMENDMENT
LEGENO
EAL
GOAL
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GER KING DRIVE THROUGH (CARTOON)
ROBE
MENTAL RECORD
UDY HORSEPASTURE RIVER
COMPATIBLE
ATURAL AREA
S NO THREAT TO SEA
RE PROJECT
FOR SENATE FAILURE TO ACT ON BILL
ED FOR WILD ANO SCENIC DESIGNATION
ANCE
SS ENVIRONMENTALISTS
RIVERS
S SYSTEM
S FOR PESTICIDE EDB
TY LIMITS
TORE SHELVES - FOR NOW
UNDER FUND
MPTION FROM REGULATION
IDE EDB
E STRINGENT EDB RULES
AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
TP
TER ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS
GE IN BRUNSWICK
EANING CHEMICAL
ITY FUNDS
EPA ASSISTANCE
ATES
ER'
2E
ESTTGATION
WATER LINES
TIL DECEMBER FOR CITY WATER
TENSION FOR RIVEROALE DRIVE
TENSION
FOR SENATE
NE
KEEPS WORKERS HOME
PACE
UESDAY
DING
ST IN EPA BUILDINGS
K IN BUILDINGS
T TO FIGHT for STRONGER 'SUPERFUND'
ELP TO STATE HIT
CLEANUP TODAY
FOR NORTHSIOE PLANT
SEWAGE PLANT
OF PROPORTION'
A WOLF'S CRY
LUTION UNKNOWN
D RAIN
ER EPA OFFICIAL
S TOTALING «1.5 MILLION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, BJOGET
AGENCY PLANS BIG SPENDING AT J TP
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, E'FLOVEES
OFFICIALS' DUTIES LIMITED DURING EPJ INVESTIGATION
RECOM-ENOATION SHOCKS E»A OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL SAYS HE WAS ORDERED TC PROMOTE WORKER AT EPA
EPA AGENCY DIRECTOR AT RTP CEMES ORDERING PROMOTION
OPEN LETTER TO JOHN DEFORD
ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING CO.. INC.
SEE ALSO ARMAGEDDON CHEMICAL CO.
RE3I0ENTS FEAR HAZARDOUS WASTES
CITY AWAITS EXPANSION PLAN Frr) WASTE RECYCLING COMPANY
BLOCK PARTY: TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF CHEMICAL LEAK
TOXIC PERMITS READY IN FALL
STATE PROBING CHE«ICAL SPILL
STATE AWAITING FIRM'S REPORT DN CHEMICALS FOUNO IN DITCH
DURHAM TIRH GIVES CHEMICAL SPILL REPORT
GROUP WANTS RECYCLING FIRM TO MOVE OUT
1/11/84
1/19/94
1/20/94
1/31/94
2/27/94
3/12/84
3/23/94
3/23/84
3/23/8*
3/26/94
4/10/8'
4/10/84
4/ll/e4
4/10/84
5/01/84
5/16/94
5/17/84
5/24/84
5/30/84
7/26/84
8/06/84
8/08/84
8/14/84
8/16/94
9/26/84
9/27/84
10/02/84
10/04/84
10/04/94
10/04/84
10/10/84
10/19/84
11/02/84
11/09/84
11/20/84
11/22/84
12/20/94
4 T T R56
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1/16/94
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1/24/84
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2/04/94
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2/09/84
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2/10/84
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2/14/84
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2/16/84
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2/22/94
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3/07/94
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3/15/9*
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3/15/84
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3/16/84
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3/19/84
3
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3/23/84
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9
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12
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5/10/94
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6/08/84
B
1
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881
S
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6/11/84
B
6
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s
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6/12/84
A
I
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K90
H
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6/19/84
C
1
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W24
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6/29/84
c
1
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K90
H
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6/30/84
B
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7/12/84
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7/17/94
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7/17/94
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7/27/94
C
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8/02/84
A
1
N
K90
H
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9/03/84
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H
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8/08/84
B
1
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B30
%
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8/13/84
C
1
N
K90
H
2
8/14/B4
B
I
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8/15/84
B
I
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930
H
2
9/16/94
C
1
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K90
H
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9/17/84
S
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8/21/84
B
1
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S51
H
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8/28/»4
A
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930
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8/28/94
A
7
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s
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8/29/84
A
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H
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8/30/94
A
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H
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9/31/84
B
I
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H
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9/05/84
B
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H
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9/18/9*
A
9
N
H
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9/21/8*
A
18
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10/03/9*
c
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10/08/9*
A
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H
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10/09/9*
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10/18/9*
s
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H
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10/24/94
A
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H
2
10/25/84
A
16
N
H
2
11/03/84
A
15
H
930
H
2
11/09/84
A
B
N
H
2
12/08/64
c
1
N
S
2
12/11/84
A
1
N
C60
H
2
3/15/94
g
1
0 N
930
H
2
4/19/R*
A
1
N
L41
H
2
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A
9
N
H
2
9/06/9*
A
I
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H
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9/07/8*
A
1
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H
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9/25/8*
A
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1/04/8*
A
L
5
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1/10/8*
A
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K90
H
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3/10/9*
c
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4/24/8*
c
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A
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8/07/B*
A
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8/08/8*
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MONTHLY/A
N N U
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/8'.
STATE TELLS FIR" REPORT WAS LATE
DELAY OF CHEMICAL FIRM'S HEARING EYED
HEARING MAY 8E DELAYED
RECYCLING FIRM FINEO tl.OOO
FIRM'S ACTIONS DON'T INSPIRE CONFIDENCE
RECYCLING FIRM NOT WELCOME _ .,
PANEL MEMBERS REJECT RECYCLING FIRM'S PLANS
HEARING DELAYED ON PERMIT FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE
FIRM MAY EVALUATE RECYCLING PLANT'S IMPACT
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS' ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
PERMIT HEARINGS OELAYED
MARKHAM RAPS SPILL REPORT DELAY
HFARING DELAYED ON FIRM
DATF OF HEARING FOR RECYCLING FIR" TO BE SET SEPT. 21
OFFICIALS MAY TESTIFY APOUT RECYCLING FIRM
COUNCIL TO ASK STATE TO CHANG? SITE FOR HEARING
COUNCIL WANTS HEARING MOVED
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FOR NORTHGATF EXPANSION
CITY PICKS FIRMS TO STUOY RECYCLING PLANT AND SAFETY
HAZARDOUS WASTE HEARING MOVED
RECYCLING REVIEW WON'T INVOLVE EXTRAS. PANEL TOLD
ENVIRON OFFICIALS TO VISIT CITY TOMORROW
RECYCLING FIRM STUDY EYEO
RECYCLING FIRM EVALUATION EYE!
STRATEGIES ABOUT FIRM ARE DISCUSSED
PANEL SETS TIMETABLE TO CONSIDER REPORT ON RECYCLING REQUEST
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE 8R0A0CAST
SPILL WOULD PRODUCE UNSAFE TOXIC LEVELS
CITY PANEL TO SEEK HUNT REPLACEMENT
PANEL: RECYCLING FIRM POSES UNACCEPTABLE RISK
ORDER COULD PHASE OUT WASTE PROCESSING PLANT
HAZARDOUS WASTE PLANT MAY LEAVE OURHAM BY LATE 1986
CITY BACKS DEAL FOR CLOSING PLANT
COUNCIL BACKS CLOSING OF EAST DURHAM PLANT
SAFETY STILL TOP CONCERN IN RECYCLING FIRM PACT
CONTROVERY CLINGS TO EAST DURHAM PLANT
CHEMICAL RECYCLING IS ALTERNATIVE TO DISPOSAL
RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT AGAINST RECYCLING FIRM
SPEAKERS OPPOSE RECYCLING FIR" PERMIT
RECYCLING FIRM PERMIT EYED
PFRMIT DECISION TO BE MADE NEXT WEEK
HAZARDOUS WASTE FIRM MAY SHUT ITS DOORS
WASTE FIRM CONSENT ORDER AUTHORIZED, ,
COUNCIL ENDORSES CLOSING OF WASTE RECYCLING FIRM
RECYCLING FIRM TO CLOSE DOORS BY END OF 1986
OROER NUMBERS RECYCLING FIRM'S DAYS
EAST OURHAM RESIDENTS WIN SAFFR NEIGHBORHOOD
EPHESUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
TEACHERS AT EPHESUS ROAD SCH03L GET COMPUTER LAB
2 TEACHERS ARE CHOSEN FOR COMPUTER TRAINING
TEACHFRS WORK DEAL TO USE COMPUTERS
EARLY HORNING CARE PROGRAM F0» PUPILS HALTED
EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
SURGERY MIGHT MAKE HER LIFE SFIZUR6-FREE
FOR MARSHA, EVERYTHING'S LOOKING GOOD
EPILEPTIC GIRL OUT OF OUKE HOSPITAL
FOR THE OEVOES. CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY THIS YEAR
EPISCOPAL DELEGATES BYPASS NICARAGUA, ABORTION ISSUES
LEE NAMED COADJUTOR IN VIRGINIA
CHAPEL HILL MAN NAMED TO CHURCH POST
EPISCOPAL RECTOR ACCEPTS VA. °OST
BISHOP-ELECT: RECTOR SAYS HE'S RELUCTANT TO LEAVE GROWING PARISH
EPISCOPALIANS TILT RIGHT
EDITORIAL MESSAGE: LET THE REAOER BEWARE
BISHOPS FROM HISTORIC CHURCH JILL BE HONORED ON SUNDAY
THREE APE CANDIDATES FOR EPISCOPAL BISHOP
EPWORTH UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
TOAST TO TEACHERS
PREPARING FOR A FEAST
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST OREW CROS S- SEC T I ON OF DURHAM
EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., STUOENT GROUPS
EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION WAS NOT NEEDED
REACTION MIXEO ON BILL ALLOWING RELIGIOUS MEETINGS AT SCHOOLS
MEMO TO ADVISE N.C. SCHOOLS ON APPLYING EOUAL ACCESS ACT
SCHOOLS TO GET MEMQ ON EQUAL ACCESS ACT
EOUAL ACCESS PROVISION MAY BRING CONTROVERSY
EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
COUNCIL URGES FAIR, EOUAL EMPLOYMENT
HOSPITAL CONSIOERS 12 FOR JOB-FAIRNESS POST
PANEL'S OPPOSITION TO JOB QUOTAS WELCOME CHANGE
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
CORRECT THE 80-PERCENT RULE
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
EOUAL PAY: THE '80S ISSUE
FIRMS SHOULD FOLLOW IDEA FOR : QUAL PAY
SENATE STALLS BUOGET AODITIONS
COMPARABLE WORTH ISSUE COULD BE PANDORA'S BOX
PULLEY ON JOB EVALUATION PANEL
LEGISLATIVE GROUP STUDIES PAY EOUITY
COMPARABLE PAY
FQUAL RIGHTS AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S RIGHTS
VALENTINE'S HEART NOT IN ERA - SPAULDING
CANDIDATE OPPOSES OEATH PENALTY
SPAULDING: 'YES, I SUPPORT ERA'
SPAULDING SAYS WOMEN NEEO EOUAL RIGHTS
CANDIDATES DIFFER ON ERA, ABORTION
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIVIDED ON ABORTIONS, ERA
CANDIDATES AVOID DETAILS ON ISSUES
ERA IS NOT THE ISSUE IN 2N0 DISTRICT CONTEST
C T
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8/10/84 A
1
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8/10/84 A
4
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8/10/84 A
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8/10/84 C
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8/11/84 B
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8/14/84 B
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8/16/R4 A
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8/27/84 A
3
N HO 5
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8/31/84 C
1
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9/06/84 C
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9/13/84 C
I
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9/26/84 C
1
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S 2
9/27/84 C
1
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9/28/84 A
7
N
H 2
10/02/14 B
1
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S 2
10/02/84 A
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N M69
H 2
10/03/84 C
8
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10/04/84 B
1
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10/08/84 A
7
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10/10/84 A
3
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10/10/84 C
1
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10/17/84 A
8
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10/25/84 B
6
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11/01/84 C
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11/02/84 C
1
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11/06/84 C
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11/07/84 C
1
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H 2
11/10/84 A
1
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S 2
11/10/84 A
1
N "69
H 2
11/13/84 B
1
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11/13/84 C
1
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11/14/84 A
4
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11/14/84 C
1
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S 2
11/15/84 C
1
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11/16/84 B
1
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11/16/84 C
1
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S 2
12/08/84 A
3
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12/12/84 C
1
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12/17/84 C
1
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12/18/84 A
2
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12/18/84 A
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12/19/84 A
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12/20/84 A
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12/21/84 A
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H 3 10/10/84 BIN
H 3 11/22/84 B 1 N H9C
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8/11/84
A
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8/14/84
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8/21/84
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12/24/84
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1/30/84
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N
2
12/22/84
A
9
N
?
3/22/84
R
7
P
P
C56
?
12/07/84
A
8
P
P
S76
2
12/11/84
A
6
P
F
H
?
5/24/84 A
4
L
H
?
7/28/84 A
6
N
H
?
10/24/84 A
1 1
N
5
?
10/24/84 C
6
N
s
2
10/26/84 C
I
N L38
S 2 1/07/84 A 14 N
H 2 1/12/84 8 1 N B30
H 2 1/20/84 A 4 E
H 2 12/11/84 A
H 2
l/28/»4
A
4
E
S ?
6/14/84
A
4
1
H 2
6/22/84
A
1
N
S t
7/18/84
1.
(
J
S 1
8/16/84
(.
1
N
S 2
8/31/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
U/27/84
A
4
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H ?
3/14/84
R
1 1
' N
B8I
H 2
3/24/84
r.
1 P N
046
H ?
4/07/84
i
1
N
B81
S ?
4/07/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
4/17/84
H
4
N
H 2
4/16/84
A
9
N
S /■
4/18/84
A
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J
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4/20/84
A
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
N 0 E
12/31/84
SUBJECT
P 0
ERA IS STILL NEEOEO FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS
GREEN AGAINST ERA
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR SPEAK OUT ON FUTURE LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
PROPERTY LAWS SHOW NEEO TO RATIFY ERA
RFSOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENOHENTS
EQUALS BEFORE GOD I 300K I
SOCIOLOGIST FINOS SOME
IURPRI5ES IN STUOY OF SEMINARIANS
EQUINE LFUKOFCEPHALOMALCIA IELEMI
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. DISEASES
SEE ALSO HORSES
HORSE OFATHS ARE LINKEO TO MOLDY CORN
MOLOY CORN FEFO FATAL TO HORSTS
SOLUTION SOUGHT TO HORSE DISEASE
MANY ANIMALS CAN RE AFFECTED 6Y MOLDY CORN
EJUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY 0= THE U.S.
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG ON RESOURCES
FOUITY HOUSING RETIREMENT INC.
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY HAS GROUND CEREMONIES
FOUITY RETIREMENT HOUSING. INC.
PLAZA TO JOIN IN BUILDING RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
EROSION
SEE ALSO BEACHES. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM SOIL AND WATER :ONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTRUL. DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SOIL. WATER CONSERVATION VITAL TO STATE
EROSION DAMAGES BEACH
N.C. BEACH EROSION TASK FORCE SAID NEEOEO
BEACH EROSION NEEDS ATTFNTION
EROSION RULES ARE READIED
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED FOR PLANT
PANEL TO STUDY BEACH EROSION
■ALERT' REQUESTED ON AREA ARO-'NO 1-40
MOTEL OWNER: 'SAND TAX' WOULD HELP FIGHT EROSION
DARE MOTEL OWNER WANTS TOURIST TAX TO FIGHT BEACH EROSION
TAX WON'T STOP EROSION
GUIOE RATES S.C. SHORE FOR BUILDING
EROSION LAWS TO PROTECT LAND. STREAMS AND LAKES
NOT UP TO TAXPAYERS TO FOOT E'OSION BILLS
OLD MINES CAUSE EROSION, FISH KILLS
BEACH EROSION PROBLEMS RISE
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATED FO' DISCUSSION
TWO FIRMS TO PAY FOR EROSION
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY DEVELOPER FINED MORE THAN (12,000
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EOUCATIO*) REFORM PACKAGE
STATE SENATE APPROVES INTFRSTSTE BANKING MEASURE
FALLS, JORDAN QUALITY CONTROL PLANNEO
FLOODING CAUSES EROSION IN F 1= LDS
EROSION STUOY COMPLETED
CONSERVATION MAY HELP SAVE DURHAM'S FARMLAND
PANEL TO EYE 'MUD LAW'
BEACH EROSION UNSTOPPABLE: 'STRATEGIC RETREAT' IS NEEOEO
BEACHES BELONG TO THE PUBLK
FARMERS CAN GET STATE FUNDS T~> REDUCE EROSION, POLLUTION
NEW PROGRAM HFLPS FARMERS PRESERVE SOIL
COMMISSIONERS OK CIVIC CENTER CONTRACT
EROSION EXPERT: BEACH LOSS WILL BE SEVERE
GEOLOGIST EXPFCTS 'IMMENSF ER1SIQN'
DIANA: OAMAGE LESS THAN PILKEY EXPECTED
LET'S LISTEN TO OR. PILKEY
EROSION CONTROL VOTE IS DELAYED IN BURLINGTON
N.C. COMMISSION QKS BEACH EROSION MEASURES
COASTAL COMMISSION VOTES AGAINST SEAWALLS
BFACH EROSION HEARINGS COULD B E STORMY
BEACH EROSION CAUSES DEBATE
PHOSPHATE BAN, STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS BACKED
EROSION-STRUCTURE BAN BEST HO' E FOR N.C. COAST
ERRORS
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS. CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER ERRORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HEHALO, CORRECTIONS C CLARIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN. CORRECTIONS C CLARIFICATIONS
STATE'S MEDICAID PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
FRWIN AUDITOP IUM
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
SEE ALSO ERWIN ROAD
TUMBLING DOWN
COMING DOWN IN CLOUO OF OUST
LIFE ON 'MILL HILL' RECALLED IN POE'S POEM
FRWIN COTTON HILLS
HOMF SECURITY: ONE OF OURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE FIRMS.
VITALITY RETURNS TO OLD 9TH ST. COTTON MILL
SEHED CORP. WINS PRESERVATION AWARD
FRWIN MILLS
SEE ERWIN COTTON
..CONTINUES TO...
ILLS
FRWIN ROAD
SEE ALSO ERWIN AUDITORIUM
OH, NO
COUNCIL SAVES BLACKNALL HOUSE
DUKE TO RENOVATE 2 BUILOINGS
FRWIN SQUARE
VITALITY RETURNS TO OLD 9TH ST. COTTON MILL
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RFCEIVE AWARDS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
DEVELOPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJECT
INVESTORS SEEK EXPANSION OF E'WIN SOUARE COMPLEX
COUNCIL WILL GET ERWIN SQUARE PLAN
ESCORT SERVICtS
ESCORT SERVICES REPORTED BACK IN BUSINESS AFTER RAID By POLICE
ESPIONAGE
SEE INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
SEE SPIFS
ESCUIRE HEALTH CLUB
MASSEUSF IS SHOT IN STOMACH AT CLUB
MASSEUSE SHOT IN STOMACH AT CUB IN ORANGE COUNTY
OURHAM WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOJIING MASSEUSE
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKEO TO HELL'S ANGELS
ESSAYS
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DATE C
PG
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4/28/84 A
4/30/84 A
5/02/84 A
5/08/84 A
8/25/84 A
4
4
17
4
4
L
L
J
L
E
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2 9/22/84 A
2
2
2
2
12/11/84
12/12/84
12/23/84
12/24/84
C
B
B
e
1
1
1
5
N
N
N
N
J56
B30
2
8/19/84
A
1
F
L41
2
9/22/84
B
1
P N
L41
2
3/17/84
A
16
N
H 2
1/16/84
B
10
N
H 2
1/23/84
A
6
N
S 2
1/27/84
A
1
N
S 2
1/28/84
A
15
N
S 2
1/31/84
A
1
N
K90
S 1
2/07/84
c
t
N
J56
S 1
2/07/84
c
4
N
S 2
2/08/84
c
1
N
K90
S 2
2/08/84
c
20
N
H 2
2/09/84
c
11
N
S 2
2/10/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/29/84
A
9
P N
S 2
2/29/84
c
1
N
K90
S 2
3/28/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/16/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/23/84
A
3
N
S 2
4/30/84
c
1
N
<90
H 2
5/11/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/02/84
D
4
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
5
N
H 2
7/14/84
B
1
N
046
S 2
7/17/84
A
t
N
S80
S 2
7/20/84
C
4
N
S 2
T/23/84
C
1
P N
S80
S 2
8/13/84
c
1
N
J56
S 2
8/15/84
A
4
P J
H 2
8/20/84
A
4
E
S 2
8/20/84
C
a
N
S 2
3/31/84
c
i
N
C60
S 2
9/11/84
A
l
N
J56
S 2
9/12/84
A
2
N
H 2
9/14/84
A
15
N
W24
H 7
9/17/84
B
l
P N
H 2
9/18/84
A
4
E
H I
9/19/84
B
1
N
S 2
11/17/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/18/84
B
I
N
H 2
11/26/84
A
10
N
S 2
11/26/84
A
16
N
H 2
11/28/84
A
1
N
046
S 2
12/01/84
A
4
E
H 1 7/23/84 C t
S 2 1/11/84 C 1
H 2 2/17/84 A 1
H 2 3/25/84 b 1
P C56
P C56
U L57
H 2 1/22/84 0 10 P F L4I
S 2 2/23/84 C 1 N C60
H 2 10/05/84 A 8 N
S 2 1/11/84 C I P P "66
S 2 6/20/84 A 1 P N S80
S ? 7/16/84 A I N COS
2/23/B4
5/20/64
6/U5/34
6/06/64
6/06/84
N C60
F J40
N K90
H 2 12/09/84 B 3
S 2 6/15/64 C 1 N K45
H 2 6/16/84 C 1 N
H 2 6/28/84 B 1 N
H 2 7/19/64 A 1 N X74
—
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
BLACK CONTEST FOCUS IS EXCELLENCE ......
2 STUDENTS WIN WASHINGTON IRP FOR BEST ESSAYS
DUELING ESSAYS
ESTES ORIVE ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
PORTO: TOWNS MUST SOON END "0*0 DISPUTE
STATE: THOROUGHFARE PLAN NEEDS ESTES EXTENSION
PLANNERS BACK ESTES ROAD EXTENSION
NASSIF: TOWN WILL SUBMIT ITS 5 OAO PLAN
CHAPEL HILL TO PRESENT THOROU'HFAPE PLAN TO STATE
ENGINEER: STATE'S CONCERNS AB3UT THOROUGHFARE 'REAL'
PORTO: TOWNS CAN STILL AGREE JN ROAD PLAN
COUNCIL OFFERS TO RESOLVE THOROUGHFARE SNAG
PORTO: CHAPEL HILL OFFER NO BIG DEAL _.«.-..
COUNCIL TO MAKE LAST-OITCH EFFORT ON JOIN ROAD PLAN
TOWNS FAIL TO AGREE ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
CHAMBER WAiJTS CAKRBORO TO COMPROMISE ON PLAN
STATE AOOPTS BOTH THOROUGHFARE PLANS
ESTES HILLS FLEMENTARY SCHOOL ICHA=>EL HILL. N.C.I
ELEMENTARY PUPILS COLLECT FOOD
ESTROGEN
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO MENOPAUSE
^CIFN^.sT^EMOVE^INk'oF ESTROGEN. BREAST CANCER
SCIENTIST: ESTROGEN SHOULD BE SEEN AS SAFE
ESTUARIES
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SCIENTISTS. FISHERMEN WORRY ABOUT ESTUARIES
ETA PHI BETA INC.
SOROkITY PRESENTS 42.000 TO NC CU
FTHICS CODE
SEE ALSO CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
HATFIELO REPUTATION MAY SUFFER
HOUSE ETHICS COMMITTEE WRONG 3N TWO COUNTS
""'^ELKs^Is^HNfc'AV ERROR IN FAILING TO REPORT TRIPS
ETHIOPIA
PROGRAM ON JEWS IN ETHIOPIA
ROADBLOCKS TO FEEDING STARVING PEOPLE UNJUST
CANDIDATES' ABORTION VIEWS CRITICIZED
THE WCRLD CARES - NOW
120 MILLION: FOOD OR VOTES?
ItlSJISg eIh-i'oPiVre'aSin^MARX ON AGRICULTURE- ICARTOON.
CARTOON WAS SHAMEFUL
ETHIOPIANS LAY HUNGER TO POLITICS ANO OROUGHT
DURHAM HIGH RAISES 11.200 FOR ETHIOPIA
FIGHTING AFRICAN FAMINE
CARTOON NOT SHAMEFUL
METHOOISTS BEGIN FAMINE APPEAL
ETHIOPIAN LEADERS MAKE TRAGIC SITUATION WORSE
AN UNREAL APPROPRIATION
AMERICANS*GENEROUSRTO ETHIOPIANS WITHOUT FORGETTING NEEDY AT HOME
SEE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
ETHYLENE OIBROMIDE , „ ,„
SOME TRACES OF EDB FOUND IN N.C. GRAIN
STATE MAY TEST GROUNDWATER FOR C ANCER-C AUSI NG EOB
STATE OFFICIALS SAY EDB POSES NO HEALTH THREAT
STATE MAY IMPOSE ITS OWN LIMITS FOR PESTICIDE EDB
INITIAL TESTS IN N.C. SHOW NO EOB CONTAMINATION
TESTS FIND GROUNO WATER FREE 3 F CHEMICAL
LARGE AMOUNTS OF EDB FOUNO IN N.C. MILLS
EDB TRACES CALLED NO HEALTH HAZARO
PRODUCTS WITH EDB TO STAY ON STORE SHELVES - FOR NOW
N.C. CONSIDERS ACTION ON EDB R ECOMMENOAT I ON
STATE ADOPTS EOB RULES
N.C. BOARD SETS LIMITS FOR EO? IN GRAIN PRODUCTS
STATE ORDERS RECALL OF ONE LOT OF FLOUR
OVERSIGHT BLAMED FOR EDB'S EXEMPTION FROM REGULATION
THIRD PRUOUCT RECALLED DUE TO EOB
INSPECTORS CHECK FOR EOB
CONFUSION PERSISTS OVER PESTICIDE EDB
REACTIONS TO EDB VARY
N.C. NOT EXPECTED TO AOCPT MORE STRINGENT EOB RULES
MILLS RESUME MAKING FLOUR
EOb PANIC NOT JUSTIFIED
GRAHAM: EDB LIMITS SAFE
EDB PROMPTS MORE RECALLS
EOB FORCES ANOTHER PRODUCT RE:ALL
CAKE MIX RECALLED BECAUSE OF EDB
CAKE MIX IS RECALLED
EOB PROMPTS MORE RECALLS
EDB PROMPTS ANOTHER RECALL
EDB PROMPTS RECALL IN N.C.
EDB MEETING SET APRIL 2".
LIMITS ON EDB MAY BE MADE PERMANENT
FUROPFAN COMMON MARKET
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DEAOLINE APPROACHING
EUROSPORT
SPORTS CLOTHES STOLEN
EUTHANASIA
SFE ALSO OEATH
SFE ALSO RIGHT-TO-OIE
DEATH CHOICE NOT PUBLIC ISSUE
EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO NEW DIRECTIONS EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PRAISE THE LORO
SEE ALSO RELIGION ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
METHODISTS AIM FOR RENEWAL
YOUNGER GRAHAM CARRIES MESSAGE
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1/09/84
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t
N
COS
H 2
11/16/84
A
15
N
S 2
11/16/84
A
11
p
P
M66
H 3
1/07/84
R
1
N
H90
H 3
1/19/34
H
1
N
H90
S ?
1/19/84
A
6
N
H 3
1/21/84
H
1
N
W36
S 2
1/21/8".
A
I
N
W36
H 3
1/24/84
H
1
N
W36
H 3
2/04/S'i
B
1
N
H90
H 3
3/13/84
B
1
N
W36
H 3
3/16/84
H
1
p
N
W36
H 1
4/10/84
n
1
N
W36
S ?
4/25/B4
i
1?
N
H 3
4/27/84
B
1
p
N
H90
S 2
9/15/84
A
11
N
H 3
12/13/84
c
I
F
7/06/84 B
7/07/84 A
N
S 2 4/02/84 A 11 N
H 2 3/30/84 S 4 N
H 2 8/13/84 A
H 2 12/08/84 A
H 2 8/02/84 C 11
?
10/25/84
A
20
N
>
U/03/84
A
4
b
?
U/03/84
A
8
N
?
U/03/84
A
4
b
2
11/12/84
A
4
L
?
11/14/84
A
3
N
?
U/14/B4
A
4 T T
?
11/21/84
A
4
L
?
U/22/B4
A
24
N
?
11/22/84
c
10
N
?
U/24/84
A
4
t
?
11/23/84
A
4
L
?
12/03/34
A
6
N
?
12/18/84
A
4
t
r
12/26/84
A
4
t
?
12/26/84
A
4
L
2
12/26/84
A
5
U
H 2
1/06/84
A
3
N
S 2
1/12/84
C
3
N
S 2
1/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
1/16/84
B
1
N
S 2
1/21/84
A
I
N
H 2
1/22/84
B
12
N
S 2
1/30/34
C
2
N
H 2
1/31/84
B
4
N
H 2
2/04/84
A
5
N
S 2
2/04/34
A
1
N
S 2
2/06/84
A
t
N
H 2
2/07/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/08/84
A
8
N
H 2
2/10/84
A
7
N
H 2
2/U/B4
A
3
N
S 2
2/13/84
c
3
N
S 2
2/14/84
A
5
N
S 2
2/15/34
c
1
N C60
H 2
2/16/84
0
6
N
H 2
2/16/34
0
6
N
S 2
2/16/34
A
4
E
S 2
2/16/34
c
2
N
H 2
2/17/34
A
10
N
H 2
2/23/84
B
3
N
H 2
2/24/34
A
6
N
S ?
2/24/34
A
6
N
H 2
2/29/34
B
5
N
H 2
3/02/34
A
6
N
H 2
3/08/84
c
10
N
H 2
3/10/84
A
9
N
H 2
4/25/84
A
9
N
H 2 12/26/84 A 4
H 2 9/06/84 B I
H 2 3/31/84 A
H 2
S 2
5/12/84 A
8/13/84 A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 308
1/14/85
recipients complain that n.c. evangelist's letters are threats
evangelist takes over former x-rateo theater
group begins campaign in n.c. to separate religion from politics
baptists show film mormons call scurrilous
if mormons rankle. why not imitate them?
evans fooo mart i f a ye tte v i l le st. i
officer injureo in fight
evergreen players
present orama
everybody's all american (book £ filmi
duke filming delayed
filming at duke put off until fall
evictions
see also property oisputes
see also real estate foreclosures
45 families trying to keep h01es
evolution
see also anthropology
creation museum would not be a nt i -sc i ent i f i c
whose 'american way' do evolutionists sfek?
randolph schools cancel play loncerning evolution
anthropologist gives sexy theory of evolution
pelvic structure linked to evolution
accusations irresponsible
exceptional children, n.c.
see also children. handicapped
see also durham city schools. retaroeo t. hanoicappeo programs
see also durham county schools. retaroed c handicapped programs
see also dyslexia
see also special education
wake misspent teacher funds. group charges
exchange club industries
see ourham exchange club sheltered workshop
exchange club of south granville county
club formed in granville
exchange club pro-am golf tourney
second seed eliminated in inte rscholastic tennis
exclusionary rule
see also criminal evidence
see also entrapment
exclusionary rule nicks could undermine rights
don't punish society's crime victims
effect of exclusionary ruling unclear
crime rulings anger sam ervin. please others
executions. n.c.
see also anti-death penalty
see also oeath sentences. n.c.
see also stay of execution
court won't stop execution of
lawyers working to block jan.
lawyers for hutchins seek dela
death penalty opponents plan v
she changed m i no about oeath i>
hutchins asks death by inject!
newsman recalls seeing last ex
hutchins chooses method of e xf
drug injection brings ouick d?
opposition vigil planned for e
hutchins in limelight but he 1
court may hear hutchins' case
hutchins not eating
execution routine outlined
hutchins refuses most meals 0>l
no relatives request view of e
slain trooper's sister: 'i pka
planned execution spurs oebate
lethal drug to be injected by
new hutchins appeal mulled
death penalty brutalizes peopl
opponents attacking execution
they brave colo. hope for lif=
hutchins is granted stay: u.s.
capital punishment lacks clea'
north carolina: variety vacati
rallies seek eno to oeath pena
n.c. appeal on execution goes
hutchins gets new stay: ordfr
u.s. supreme court is seen ta<
victims' relatives frustrated
reprieved murderer fxpresses 0
state seeks to execute hutchi1
justice flips coin over capita
judge sets march 16 for hutchi
n.c. debate flares again on ca
hutchins execution reset for m
capital punishment laws too il
sympathy has no place in oeath
some lawyers working fo' hutch
juoge raps execution date syst
the final punishment
candidates' views on death p e-(
clemency review sought
capital punishment: should n.:
three executions scheduled in
church leaders cite bible in *
muroer cruel ano unjust, nut e
hunt hears pleas of church lea
capital punishment does deter
judge schedules feb. 10 heariv
execution chamber ready at cil
the church's 'yes' ano 'no* ov
hutchins' lawyers see busy we;
lawyers for hutchins seek exec
hutchins' lawyers to reouest j
formal clemency procedure soui
lawyers for hutchins request e
death row inmates feel new 0e«
hutchins" execution set for 2
appeals mock justice
hutchins' execution set for 2
execution supporters. foes put
court rejects hutchins" bio f1
2 ourham voices protest execut
hunt reviews hutchins' case
hutchins asks appeals halted;
N.C. MAN
13 EXECUTION IN N.C.
Y OF JAN. 13 EXECUTION
IGILS IN N.C.
ENALTY
ON
ECUTION IN STATE
CUTION
ATH
XECUTION
AS NEIGHBORS ON OEATH ROW
DEATH ROW
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H 2 6/19/84 A 4 E
H 2 6/28/84 A 4 L
S 2 7/07/84 A 1 N H05
H 2 7/16/84 B 1 P N
NUE EXECUTIONS UNOER 1977 LAW?
RING MARCH
'0 HALT DEATH PENALTY
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EATH PENALTY CASES
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S 2
1/03/84
A I
N
H 2
1/04/84
A 9
N
H 2
1/05/84
A t
P N
H 2
1/06/84
A 12
N
H 2
1/06/84
A 12
N
H 2
1/07/84
A 1
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H 1
1/07/84
B 1
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1/07/84
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N
H 2
1/09/84
A X.
N
H 2
1/10/84
A 5
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H 2
1/10/84
A 11
N
046
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1/10/84
A 1 1
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S 2
1/10/84
A ]
N
S 2
1/10/84
B 7
N
H 2
1/11/84
A 14
N
H 2
l/U/84
A 14
N
H 2
l/U/84
A 14
N
S 2
l/U/84
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1/12/84
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1/12/84
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N
H 2
1/12/84
A 4
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1/12/84
A 13
N
H 2
1/13/84
A 1
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1/13/84
A 1
P N
H 2
1/13/84
A 4
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1/13/84
A 4
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1/13/84
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1/I3/R4
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H 2
1/14/84
A 1
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H 2
1/14/84
A 3
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1/14/84
A 1
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S 2
1/14/84
A 1
N
H 2
1/16/84
A 1
N
H 2
1/16/84
A 4
T T
R56
S 2
1/16/84
A 1
N
S 2
1/16/84
A 1
N
C60
H 2
1/17/84
A I
N
S 2
1/17/84
A 4
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H 2
1/19/84
A 4
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H 2
1/19/84
A 6
N
H 2
1/21/84
A 8
N
H 2
1/22/84
B 1
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L57
H 2
1/23/84
A 1
N
H 2
1/23/84
C 3
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S 2
1/25/84
A 4
F
H 2
1/26/84
A 19
N
S 2
1/26/84
C 5
N
H 2
1/27/84
A 4
L
H 2
1/27/84
A 7
N
H 2
2/01/84
A 4
L
S 2
2/01/84
A I
N
H 1
3/02/84
B 1
N
H 2
3/04/84
0 4
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H 2
3/05/84
C 1
N
H 2
3/06/84
B 4
N
H 2
3/07/84
A 11
N
H 2
3/10/84
B 3
N
H 2
3/10/84
B 3
N
H 2
3/I2/»4
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P N
S 2
3/12/84
A 1
N
S 2
3/12/84
A 4
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3/13/84
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S 2
3/13/84
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N
H 2
3/14/84
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H 2
3/14/84
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3/14/84
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H 2
3/15/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N D E
1/01/8* - 12/31/8*
OEATH CHAMBER READIED
HUTCHINS EXECUTEO: GOVERNOR REFUSES TO FRANT CLEMENCY
HUNT: GUILT PROVEN; PROTESTERS HOLD VIGIL
HUTCHINS EXECUTEO; AUTOPSY HALT SOUGHT
VIGIL PROTESTS EXECUTION
STATE ASKED TO ADOPT STANOARO CLEMENCY RULES
HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE
EVEN DEATH DIDN'T BRING PEACE TO HUTCHINS
WITNESS DESCRIBES EXECUTION AT CENTRAL PRISON
DEATH PENALTY DEBATE FLARES AGAIN
LAWYERS EXPECT MORE EXECUTIONS
SOCIETY •GUILTY' IN HUTCHINS' DEATH
CITICISM OF LAWYERS' BATTLE F3 R LIFE WRONG
EXECUTION TALK: HUMAN SENSITIVITY LACKING
MAKE EXECUTIONS PUBLIC
GOVERNOR UPHELO LAW
VELMA BARFIELO: 'GR ANOMOTHER ' ON OEATH ROW
EDGECOMBE MAN SCHEDULED TO DIE
ARTICLE ON HUTCHINS' EXECUTION CLARIFIED
BLEEOING HEARTS SHOULD HOUSE ZRIMINALS
EXECUTION NO DETERRENT
DEATH PENALTY DOESN'T ENCOURAGE MUROER
BARFIELO EXECUTION SET FOR AU" . 31
VELMA BARFIELD SENTENCEO TO DIE ON AUG. 31
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX REMAINS STALLED
UURGE" DELAYS VELMA BARFIELO'S EXECUTION DATE
NEW EXECUTION DATE TO BE SET F OR BARFIELD
BARFIELO EXECUTION SET FOR NOV. 2
BARFIELD FACING NOV. 2 EXECUTION OATE
HUNT AIDE SAYS BARFIELD CASE WILL NOT BE POLITICAL QUESTION
GOV. HLUNT ISN'T LIKELY TO HALT BARFIELO EXECUTION
AN UNTIMELY EXECUTION OATE
MEETINGS ON eARFIELO SEPT. 16. 19
DAUGHTER: BARFIELO AT PEACE WITH HERSELF
STATE'S EXECUTION ISSUE PLUNOERED BY POLTIICS
TALES OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
BARFIELO'S EXECUTION IS PUSHE3
HUNT BEGINS SESSIONS ON BARFIELO CLEMENCY
BARFIELO'S RELATIVES: SHE HELPS OTHERS
MINISTER BACKS BARFIELD EXECUTION
VICTIMS' RELATIVES ASK HUNT T3 ALLOW BARFIELO EXECUTION
BARFIELO'S GRANOCHILOREN ARE AFFECTED BY EXECUTION ISSUE
NO CLEMENCY FOR BARFIELO: HUNT CITES DUTY TO UPHOLO RULE OF LAW
HUNT SHOULO NOT BE FAULTED FO* OECISION
REACTION MIXED TO DENIAL OF CLEMENCY FOR BARFIELD
BARFIELD DECISION NOT LINKED TO POLITICS
DAUGHTER OF BARFIELD VICTIM SAYS 'TO US. IT'S NOT OVER UNTIL NOV. 2'
BARFIELD CASE DRAWING WIDE NEWS INTEREST
GAS VS. INJECTION: BOTH KILL CAST
COURT AGAIN REFUSES TO HALT B1ILEY EXECUTION
NEW APPEAL ISSUES SOUGHT TO DELAY BARFIELD EXECUTION
BARFIELO SELECTS LETHAL INJECTION FOR EXECUTION
ANOTHER BARFIELD APPEAL PONDERED
BARFIELD DECIDES ON FUNERAL. APPEALS
BARFIELD GROUP: PROGRESS WAS "AOE
THE BARFIELD CASE
BARFIELD MAKES PREPARATIONS F3 R FUNERAL
BARFIELO MOVED TO CENTRAL PRISON 'DEATH WATCH'
BARFIELO'S ATTORNEYS SEEK STAY OF FRIOAY'S EXECUTION
BARFIELO WOULD BE THIRD N.C. WOMAN TO BE EXECUTED
DRUG WITHDRAWAL CITED IN BARFIELD STAY APPEAL
JUOGE DENIES BARFIELD APPEAL
U.S. COURT GETS BARFIELO APPEAL
BARFIELD APPEAL NOW IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT
U.S. JUDGE NIXES APPEAL. STAY FOR VELMA BARFIELD
CAPITAL PUNISHMFNT
BARFIELD HALTS EXECUTION APPEALS
VELMA BARFIELD EXECUTED
PROTESTORS DISAVOW EXECUTION OF BARFIELD WITH VIGILS. MARCH
BARFIELD APOLOGIZES BEFORE DYING
EMUTIONS RUN HIGH DURING PARFI ELD VIGIL
BARFIELD'S ORGANS WILL NOT BE USED
HOW TIMFS D" CHANGE: CONDEMNED WOMAN'S BALLAO
HUNT: DECISION ON BARFIELD WAS NONPOLITICAL
DONATIONS WILL AID 50 PEOPLE
WITNESS DESCRIBES BARFIELO EXECUTION
BARFIELD EXECUTION VIGIL: TEA3S. JEERS AND HYMNS
HUNT SEES OETERRENT VALUE IN EXECUTION
VELMA BARFIELO'S FAITH STRESSED AT FUNERAL
BARFIELD LETTERS: ■! HAD PLANTED SEEDS OF EVIL'
APPEALS LIKELY TO DELAY NEXT EXECUTION IN STATE
BACK TO OARK AGES
OEATH JEERS SHAME N.C.
JURISTS STUOY COSTS OF OEATH 'ENALTY VS. IMPRISONMENT
BARFIELD EXECUTION ATTRACTED WORLDWIDE NOTICE
HUTCHINS EXECUTION ENDED 22-YEAR HIATUS
HELMS-HUNT, TORNADOES ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOR 198*
EXECUTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO STAY OF EXECUTION
FEAR SPURS EXECUTIONS
TELEVISING EXECUTIONS WON'T E>( D OEATH PENALTY
STAY »AY OELAY BRILEY'S EXECUMON
STAY BLOCKS EXECUTION OF LINWOOO 8RILEY IN VA.
BBILEY DECISION UNLIKELY
NO MORE ABUSE
BRILEY LOSES APPEALS. EXECUTION SET FRIDAY
BBILEY LAWYERS AGAIN APPEAL T3 HIGH COURT
STYRON'S CHOICE BRINGS HIM TO 'LONE VIGIL' '8*
EXECUTIVE CABINET AWARDS FOR MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE
SFE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE FMPLOYEES
16 STATE EMPLOYEES HONORED
16 STATE GOVERNMENT MANAGERS GET AWAROS
EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. QUALITY GROWTH TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
CHAMBER PANEL TO SEFK HOUSING FOR EXECUTIVES
HOMEBUILDERS WARY OF SPECULATIVE HOUSES
BUIL0ER5 REPORT HIGHER RISKS WITH BIG HOMES
EXECUTIVE OUARTERS
15 MILLION HOTEL PROJECT PLANNED WEST OF PARK
HOTEL CONSTRUCTION TO START IN JULY
EXFCUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,100 IN FIRST QUARTER
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1
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3/16/8* A
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3/16/8* A
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3/16/8* C
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3/17/8* A
1
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H 2
3/17/8* B
5
p
N
H 2
3/17/8* B
5
N
H 2
3/19/8* A
12
N
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3/20/8* A
4
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3/21/8* A
4
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3/21/8* A
4
L
H 2
3/21/8* A
4
L
H 2
3/21/8* A
4
L
H 2
3/21/8* A
14
N
H 2
3/22/8* C
1 1
N
H 2
3/2*/8* A
1 I
N
H 2
3/28/8* A
4
L
H 2
3/28/8* A
4
L
H 2
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4
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6/13/8* A
1
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6/l*/84 A
19
N
H 2
6/27/8* A
8
N
H 2
7/03/8* A
1
p
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S 2
8/17/8* A
11
N
S 2
8/22/8* A
1
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H 2
8/23/8* A
7
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8/23/8* A
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8/23/8* A
4
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8/24/8* A
4
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8/31/8* A
I
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8/31/8* A
12
p
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H 2
9/13/8* A
4
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H 2
9/16/8* 8
1
U L57
H 2
9/18/8* A
1
N
S 2
9/18/84 A
1
N
H 2
9/19/84 A
1
N
S 2
9/19/84 A
1
N
H 2
9/20/84 A
7
N
S 2
9/24/84 A
8
N
H 2
9/28/R4 A
1
P
N
H 2
9/28/84 A
4
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H 2
9/28/84 A
6
P
N
S 2
9/28/84 A
1
P
N
H 2
9/29/84 A
12
N
H 2
9/30/84 B
4
N
H 2
10/01/84 B
1
N
H 2
10/12/84 A
1
p
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H 2
10/14/84 B
1
N
S 2
10/25/84 A
I
p
N
H 2
10/26/84 A
1
N
S 2
10/26/84 A
2
N
H 2
10/27/84 A
1
N
H 2
10/27/8* A
4
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H 2
10/29/8* B
1
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H 2
10/29/8* B
1
N
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10/29/8* A
I
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10/29/8* A
2
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10/30/8* A
1
P
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S 2
10/30/8* A
1
P
N
H 2
10/31/8* A
1
N
S 2
10/31/8* A
I
N
H 2
11/01/8* A
1
N
H 2
11/01/8* A
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11/01/8* A
1
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11/02/8* A
1
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11/02/8* A
1 3
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11/02/8* A
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11/02/8* A
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11/02/8* A
2
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S 2
11/02/8* A
8
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H 2
11/03/8* A
1
N 0*6
H 2
11/03/8* A
1
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H 2
11/03/8* A
3
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H 2
11/03/8* B
1
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11/03/8* A
11
N
H 2
ll/0*/3* 8
11
N
H 2
U/0*/8* B
11
N
H 2
11/05/8* B
1
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H 2
11/08/84 A
4
L
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11/13/84 A
4
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S 2
11/26/84 A
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12/26/34 A
6
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12/26/34 A
11
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S 2 5/15/64 A I N C60
H 2 5/20/84 B 1 1 P N L*l
H 2 6/19/6* C ION L*l
S 2 6/19/8* C 1 N
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/8".
S U 3 J 6
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PHYSIOL FITNESS
IT'S TIME TO TUNE UP TOUR BOD"
•RUNNER'S HIGH' THEORY DISCOUNTED
EXERCISING
EXERCISE NAY 9RING VOTES
BROKER INVENTS PROGRAM TO HEL3 PEOPLE EXERCISE
LIKE LIVING? OUIT SITMNG
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALT-(Y KICK
EXEPCISE CAN PREVENT OESK-JOB BACKACHE
TV BLAMEO FOR POOR CONDITION OF STUOENTS
PHYSICIAN: PREGNANT WOMEN CAN CONTINUE WORKING OUT
EXHIBITIONISM
SEE INDECENT EXPOSURE
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. J.S.
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED SUT NOT ESSENTIAL IFILM)
SIMPLE TRUTHS FOUND IN 'EXPERIENCE PREFERRED'
EXPLORFR SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS. DURHAM COUNTY
STGNING UP FOR SCOUTING
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO B0"BING3. N.C.
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO LETTER BOMBS
CYLINOERS IN BASEMENT HERE REALLY EXPLOSIVES
AGING WAR RELICS CAN COST LIVES
P"LICE PROBE FXPLOSION IN DOWNTOWN HFNOERSON
SBI. HENDERSON OFFICIALS PROBING FIRE. EXPLOSION
NAVY TEAM PLANS TO DETONATE MINE
EXPLOSIVES FOUND IN LOAD OF G'AVEL
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FINOS EXPLOSIVES IN LOAD OF GRAVEL
BLASTING FOR INTERSTATE 277 SENDS ROLKS FLYING IN CHARLOTTE
Exports.
see ■.
N.C.
.C EXPORTS
.MILLIONAIRE
FXPORTS. U.S.
SEE U.S.. EXPORTS
EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS. DURHAM COUNT"
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTJRAL EXTENSION OFFICE
OFFICERS. AWARO WINNERS
GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS
EXTERMINATORS (SEE NAMES OF SPECIFIC EXTERMINATORS I
SEE PEST EXTERMINATORS
EXTORTION
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN DOCTOR. PATIENT TRIAL
EX-PRO BASKETBALL PLAYER F0UN3 GUILTY OF EXTORTION
EXTORTION SENTENCE SUSPENDED
GRANO JURY INOICTS THREE MEN
2 CONVICTED OF TAKING CONTRACTORS' GIFTS
EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO DATING
SEE ALSO "ARRIAGES. U.S.
tl8 MILIION ALIENATIGN-OF-AFFiCTION SUIT IS FILED AGAINST.
EXTRAOITION
MAN FLEES OFFICER AT fl DU
EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
SEE ALSO PSI (PSYCHIC PHENOMENA!
SEE ALS^ PSYCHICS
PROGRAM SET ON WORK OF J.S. RHINE
EXXON EDUCATION FOUNDATION
EXXON GIVES MONEY TO AID DUKE COURSE
EYE CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
DRUG-LIGHT COMBO HELPS DESTROY MALIGNANT TISSUE
EYE DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAM! S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
DUKE'S PEDIATOIC EYE CLINIC SETS GRANO OPENING TOOAY
YOUTHS' EYE ILLS FOCUS OF CLINIC
EYE SURGERY
DUKE OOCTOR TO REVIEW EYE SUR3ERY TECHNIQUES
DUKE OPHTHALMOLOGIST TO TALK ON NEW SURGICAL PROCEOURES
SURGERY FOR NEARSIGHTEDNESS STILL CONTROVERSIAL
NEW LASER DEVICE TO REDUCE SURGERY
STUDY SAIO TO ENCOURAGE CONTROVERSIAL EYE SURGERY
CHARLOTTE UOCTOR SAYS OPERATION TO CORRECT NEARSIGHTEDNESS WON'T...
EYES
SEE ALSO CITY UF MEOICINE DIAGNOSTIC EYE CLINIC
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OPHTHALMOLOGY OEPT.
SEE ALSO NEARSIGHTEDNESS
SEE ALSO VISION
help NEAR FOR CROSSEO EYES
PROMPT CARE URGED FOR 'LAZY E'E'
SIGHT DIFFICULTIES WILL BE TO"1 IC
F-U JET FIGHTER PLANE
DON'T PAY FOR POOR DUALITY
FANE ITERRORIST GROUP!
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H 2 2/23/84 B 3 N
H 2 11/16/84 B 5 N
S 2 11/01/84 A 13 N
S 2 4/25/84 A I
H 2
S 2
3/12/34 B 12
3/13/84 C 1
3/03/84
3/05/84
3/11/84
10/20/84
11/23/84
11/24/84
3/01/84
6/09/84
12/03/64
22
7
11
1
5
13
N
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N J56
H 2 8/19/84 0
KIRBY RE-ELECTED CHAMBER CHIEF IN HILLSBOROUGH
:. CORP.
CITY SEEKING GRANT TO STUOY REMOVAL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
G. HALL LABORATORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HYPERBARIC Chamber
OUKE DIVERS RETURN FROM TEST
H 2 12/18/94 A 12 N
H 2 9/08/84 B 1 N 046
S 2 1/17/84 A 11 N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OIVING MISHAPS TOPIC OF CLINIC
SUIT FOB «5 MILLION FILEO AGAINST OUKE BY 'DIVER'
OUKE ASKS OISMISSAL UF DIVER'S SUIT
PROGRFSS CONTINUES ON GILL
F.L. BEAM REST HOMF
CONVICTION UPHELO IN DEATH OF RETARDED HEART PATIENT
FABRIC PHOTOGRAPHS
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
FABRIC PHOTOGRAPHS CAPTURE THE PAST FOREVER
FACE LIFTS
SEE PLASTIC SURGERY
FACE PAINTING
YOUTHFEST
FACET ENTERPRISES. INC.
GREENSBORO GETS NEW FIRM
SUBJECTS
'AGE 3U
1/14/85
DATE
s
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C PG
H 2 2/23/84 A 15 N
H 2 2/24/84 B I P N S82
H 2 5/19/84 B 6 1
S 2 7/10/8* C I N
H 2 9/06/8* A 10 N
H 2 8/19/8* E 1 P F HOI
H 2 7/25/84 A 6 P P
H 2 2/16/84 A 20 N
HIGH SCHOOL FORECAST '84
GO SOTS AND TRANFORMERS HAY B5 BIG TOY HITS THIS YEAR
H
9/15/84 A
9/20/84 A
6 P
1 P
F J40
N C60
FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION, "NEW HURI20NS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
HOUSING ORAFT RELEASEO
PANEL TO DISCUSS FAIR HOUSING IN CHARLOTTE
FAIR HOUSING ENDORSED
HOUSING COMMENTS DUE
COUNCILMEN GET ORAFT OF FAIR HOUSING LAM
HILL GIVES CITY CENTER FUNDS
•FAIR HOUSING' ORDINANCE GETS COUNCIL APPROVAL
CITY COUNCIL OKS FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE
HOUSING ORDINANCE IS FLAWED
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD AIR HUMAN RELATIONS GRIPES
FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE STILL MEEDS CLARIFICATION
NEW ORDINANCE REOUIRES WRITTEM COMPLAINT
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2/07/84 C
N
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5
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3/31/84 A
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C56
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4/05/84 C
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s
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4/12/84 C
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H
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4/13/84 A
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FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT
GAS STATION CHAIN TO REPAY 1288.553
CAR WASH IS FINEO
FAIR OAKS
MAJOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS PROPT SEO FOR CARRBORO
H 2 12/02/84 0 14 N
S 2 12/07/84 C 1 N
H 2 11/27/84 A 1
FAIR SENTENCING ACT
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIR SENTENCING SYSTEM
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIR TRIAL
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FOURTEENTH AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
FAIRCHILO BURNS CO.
10.700 PLANE SEATS ORDEREO
FAIRMONT. N.C.
GRADING PROJECT BEING INVESTIGATED
= AIRY TALE THEATER
SFE ALSO CHILDREN. FAIRY TALES
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
KIOS LOVE FAIRY TALE THEATER
FAIRY TALE DRAMAS PLANNED AT SCHOOL
FAIRNTOSH PLANTATION IOURHAM, N.C.I
SEE ALSO TREY8URN
RUMORS ABOUNO OF STAGVILLE SAL"
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION POSSIBL
NEW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3.
WATFRSHEO PLANS LINKED TO NEW
DURHAM LEADERS EXCITED ABOUT '
STATE OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC AB"I
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALLS
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULD
PAST, FUTURE CAN BLEND WELL
PROGRESS, PRESERVATION CAN WU?
SANFORO HEADING N. DURHAM PROJ
MINI-CITY LAND PRICE TOPS HO
3 COUNTY FARMS SOLO FOR PROJE'
SANFORD'S INVESTMENTS ENDORSE*
ROAOS LEAOING TO PARKS, MINI-!
DEVELOPERS WANT PROPOSEO CUMMJ
LAKES TO BE PROTECTED
MAYOR BACKS MINI-CITY ANNEXATI
MINI-CITY EXCLUDED FROM PLAN
MCKISSICK TO SANFORD: '...I CT
NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT HAS EXCEL
PLANTATIONS' HISTORY SHOULD NT
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG ON RES3
NEW TOWN DEVELOPERS SEEK NATIO
SPARE HISTORICAL AREA
LAND PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKEO
WATER. SEWER SERVICES EXTENSI3
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANDL
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOD CHI
NORTHERN DURHAM MINI-CITY IS N
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SC3
H 2 1/24/84 A 4 E
S 2 1/17/84 B 7 N
H 2 12/01/84 A 9 N
E IF SALE HADE
000 HOMES. INOUSTRY EYED IN STAGVILLE
PROJECT IN COUNTY
ROPOSEO COMMUNITY
UT PROJECT AGREEMENT
VIATE SOUEEZE
BE COMPATIBLE
K TOGETHER
ECT
MILLION
ENT OF DURHAM
ITY TO BE IMPROVEO
NITY ANNEXED
ON
ULD HAVE SOLD YOU ONE! •
LENT POTENTIAL
" BE SPOILED
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NAL PLANNERS
FOR OEVFLOPMENT
N CONSIDERED
E COMMUNITY
ICE FOR PROJECT
AMEO
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ICARTOONI
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C
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11/08/84
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2
5/04/84
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5/22/84
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5/23/84
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7/10/84
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7/11/84
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7/11/84
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H
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7/12/84
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L41
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7/12/84
C
1
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s
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7/13/84
A
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s
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7/14/84
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7/17/84
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8/10/84
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8/23/84
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8/29/84
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9/27/84
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H
2
9/28/84
A
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A
1
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H
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10/02/84
A
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S
2
10/10/84
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7
10/11/84
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1
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FAIRY TALES
SEE CHILOREN, FAIRY TALES
FAISON. N.C.
VEGETABLE MARKET NEWS OFFICE 1PENS
FAI TH HEALING
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
N.C. BONOSMAN HELPS FREE FAITH HEALER AFTER SERVICE BRINGS ARREST.
FAKE DRUGS
SEE ALSO ORUGS
DESPITE HYPE, REMEDIES AREN'T EASY
FALL
SEE SEASONS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF HONTHSI
FALLS LAKE
SEE ALSO NEUSE RIVER
HUNT TO REOUEST MONEY TO CUT 'OLLUTION IN LAKES
H 2 6/04/84 A 14 N
H 2 8/29/84 A 9 N
S 2 1/04/84 C 3 U
H 2 1/10/84 A 10 N
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L I N D E
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
PANEL TOLD
SUBJECTS
PAGE ill
1/14/85
TO PROTECT LAKES
TOUGH LAWS. MONEY NEEDED TO CLEAN HATER.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN GETS MIXED R= ACTION
FOR SHERIFF. LAKE MFANS HEADACHE
SISpBnsIIu.tS fop'conSkol-'of1 WATERSHEDS reviewed
FAejrLlKE0!TTIRIEwrTE5s? Tu^YS BREED.NG SUCCESS
PHOSPHATES PAN 9ACKE0
CITY STUDIES PHOSPHATE RESTRIZTTONS
PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN WON'T CURE ALL ALGAE ILLS
TRY SELF-RESTRAINT
AREA DUCK HUNTERS PREFER CURRENT SCHcDULE
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHATE DFTERGENT BAN
CITY EYES STRICT RULES FOR FALLS. JOROAN LAKES
PHOSPHATE OETERGENT BAN UP TO ASSEMBLY
MISSING MAN BEING SOUGHT
FISHERMAN'S BOAT ADRIFT: HUNT BEGINS
LAKE SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MAN
SEARCH PUSHED FOR MISSING MAN
FISHERMAN'S BODY FOUND IN FAL'_ S LAKE
BODY OF FISHERMAN FOUND IN FALLS LAKE
TRIANGLE J EXPECTEO TO AOOPT 9UFFER ZONE
FALLS LAKE CLEANUP TODAY -..-_
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATEO FO' DISCUSSION
PUBLIC WORKS PANEL APPROVES WATER PLAN
HOUSING-AIRSTRIP GIVEN APPROVAL
SENATF HOPEFULS BACK PROTECTION OF LAKES
INCREASEDEACCESS?GALCOHOL POSE SAFETY PROBLEMS AFLOAT
SSVgg * SBP 8"§Hl SMS§urST £f g|gT ,ALF OF COUNTY-S DEVELOPMENT
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPEO ,_.-,
PHOSPHATE BAN: SOLUTION OR BAMO-AID ON WATER WOES?
OIL SPILL AT FALLS LAKE CLEANED UP
MEETING SET FOR TONIGHT ON REtREATION AT LAKES
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FOR SAN
DEPUTIES RESCUE BOATING TRIO
PunpnSFnJPHnsPHORUSKLIMtTS EX»ECTED TO BE HEATED TOPIC
k0LL°NgSiEW:J3 MILLION BOATIMG, VACATION COMPLEX UNOEKWAY AT FALLS
NEW RECREATION AREA TO OPEN AI FALLS LAKE
PASSING PARADE
FALLS. JORUAN 0UAL1TY CONTROL PLANNED
PROTECTING WATER 3UALITY IS FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED EDICT COMMENTS
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTION ON "JERSHED LAWS
NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT HAS EXCELLENT POTENTIAL
OURHAM NEARING APPROVAL OF L A< E PLAN, PANEL IS TOLD
CITY MAY USE WATERSHED PLANS SOON
MARINA OPENS TOMORROW .
EOMISTEN TO ATTENO MARINA OPE'lINo
OURHAM COUNTY CAUTIOUS ON WATERSHED ORDINANCES
WOMAN DROWNS IN FISHING MISHAP ,...«,..__
DURHAM WUMAN FALLS IN. DROWNS IN FALLS LAKE
GOOD CATCH
LAKE PARK GREAT; DON'T MESS IT UP
S"ALL FRY
LAND-USE PLANS TALKED BY COUNTY
SOIl MANAGEMENT MEETING SLATEO TODAY IN R JL EJGH
TWO MEN DROWN IN LAKE AS FISHING BOAT CAPSIZES
2 DURHAM MEN DROWN IN FALLS LAKE ACCIDENT
LIFE JACKETS WERE ON BOAT
LAN" FOR RESERVOIRS DWINDLING. SAYS EXPERT
LAKE RECKEATION AREA MAy OPEN IN 1985
REPORT ON LAKES SUBMITTED
COLD LAKE WATER AN AREA DANGE<
FALLS OF THE NEUSE
SEE FALLS LAKE
FALSE ALARMS
SEE FALSE FIRE REPORTS
4Lll^PLL.ONS!uirAGl?NNfTNC,TY ALLEGES FALSE ARREST
ow-SeTS? ?lot BcSMi'sS!! cItVo^SkSest™6"
FALSE CAPE STATE PARK
V». BUILDING BARRICAOE ON BEA.H
FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
FALSE ALARM REPORTED „,,..,.
FIREFIGHTER CHARGED WITH NINE FALSE CALLS
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
SEwOM.NnSAYSSHERRL.ll SENT TWO TO DEATH ROW
LET NO 0OU3TS REMAIN
THE CASE FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY
FALSE POLICE REPORT
FALSE REPORT ARREST MADE IN FRANKLIN
•KIDNAPPED1 CHILD ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY, SAY POLICE
WOMAN CONVICTED OF FALSE REPO'T
FALSE PRETENSES
WOMAN HELD; CAR RETRIEVED
MAN FINEO ON CHECK CHARGE
MAN FINEO OVER PAYCHECKS _
HOLY LANO TOUR GUIDE FLFES WITH 580.000
HOLY LANO TPIP SIDETRACKED AS 130.000 J.AKEN
FORME" JACKSON CUMMISSIONER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
OURHAM man FACES CHARGES IN VANCE
FALSE TESTIMONY
^WOMAnYayS^ER LIES SENT TWO TO OEATH ROW
LET NO DOUBTS REMAIN
WOMAN ADMITS LYING ABOUT ASSAJLT CHARGE
THE GUILTY RAPE 'VICTIM-
FAMILIAR GROUND (BOOKI ,..-.-...
NOVELIST EXPLORES FAMILY'S INTRICACIcS
FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE (DURHAM, N.C.I
RUMMAGE SALE
FAMILY DAY
FAMILY DAY SET IN CARR80R0
FAMILY OOLLAR STORE (WELLONS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER)
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1/14/84 B
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H 2
1/29/84 C
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H 2
2/27/81, a
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3/02/94 A
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H 2
3/03/84 A
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3/11/84 C 12
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S 2
3/13/84 C
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3/16/84 A
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H 2
4/01/84 A
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4/11/84 A
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H 2
4/12/84 C
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N A54
H 2
4/13/84 B
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4/13/84 C
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4/17/84 A
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H 2
4/18/84 A
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N A54
S 2
4/25/94 A
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H 2
4/28/84 A
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S 2
4/30/84 C
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5/01/84 B
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5/02/84 B
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5/03/84 C
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5/09/84 C
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5/13/84 C
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5/15/84 B
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5/16/84 C
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S 2
5/21/94 A
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H 2
5/2 7/84 A
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5/29/94 B
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5/30/84 B
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6/04/84 A
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6/04/94 B
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6/04/94 A
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6/14/84 C
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6/24/94 B
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7/16/84 C
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7/17/84 A
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H 2
7/27/84 D
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7/26/84 B
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S 2
7/26/84 A
12
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S 2
7/27/84 C
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H 2
7/29/84 A
10
N
S 2
7/28/84 A
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H 2
3/05/94 3
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8/06/84 C
2
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H 2
8/09/84 A
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H 2
8/09/84 A
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8/11/84 A
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H 2
8/14/84 B
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S 2
8/24/84 C
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8/28/84 E
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H 2
10/13/94 9
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S 2
10/13/94 A
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S 2
10/16/94 C
1
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H 2
10/26/84 A
1
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H 2
11/02/84 B
1
P N M51
H 2
11/09/84 A
19
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H 2
12/16/84 C
13
P N W60
2
2
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5/31/84 B
12/06/84 A
12/30/84 B
1
16
9
N SB2
N
N
2
4/05/84 A
10
N
2
2
2/03/84 C
7/06/84 B
1
4
N
N
2 1/29/84 C 1
2 2/03/84 A 4
2 5/21/84 A 4
2 3/31/84
? 6/13/84
2 6/26/84
9 N
11 N
3 N
2/05/84 B 13
4/10/84 A 9
4/10/84 A 6
11/09/84 C 10
11/09/84 A 10
11/22/94 A 24
11/30/84 C 7
2 1/29/94 C
2 2/03/84 A
2 6/05/84 B
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N S82
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S 2 11/01/B4 0 4 P N A15
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S 2 6/19/84 0 4 N
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 313
1/14/85
FAMILY DOLLAR NOTES RECORO EARNINGS '
FAMILY DOLLAR STORES IGENERAL HEADING!
FAMILY OOLLAR PROFIT UP 78*
KENANS ARE INCLUDED ON FORBES1 LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
FA"ILY FARMERS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
GROUP MAY LOSE DAVIE COUNTY FARM
FARM SALE HALTEO WHILE N.J. CJLT NEGOTIATES DEBT
GROUP MAY KEEP FARM IN DAVIE COUNTY
FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
COUNTRY OUTING. E-I.E-I-0
MPNDALE OUTLINES 4-STEP PLAN TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS
MONOALE BLAMES DEFICIT FOR AG* I CUL TURE ■ S HOES
FUTURE OF FAMILY FARMS SHOULD BE MAJOR ISSUE
NUMBER OF SMALL FARMS JUMPS! N.C. ONLY STATE SHOWING LOSSES
FARMERS SURVEYEO IN FIVE N.C. COUNTIES WORRIED ABOUT SURVIVAL OF. ..FARMS
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS FRET A30UT SURVIVAL OF FAMILY FARM
GROUP SAYS POWERFUL FORCES W01KING TO PUT FAMILY FARMERS OUT OF BUSINESS
FAMILY FFUOS
FAMILY FEUOS DEVASTATING
FAMILY GENERATIONS
SEE ALSO FAMILY REUNIONS
SEE ALSO GENEALOGY
FIVE GENERATIONS
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
RISKS OF AVAILABLE METHOOS BELIEVED SMALL
RESEARCH PUTS NEW METHOOS ON THE HORIZON
DR. POURU BHIWAMDIWALA: THE WHOLE WORLO IS HER CLASSROOM,
TRIANGLE AIDS THIRD WORLO
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER
SEE DUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOO
FAMILY PLANNING: FORGET IT
FAMILY PLANNING NEEDED
FAMILY PLANNING IMPORTANT
FAMILY PLANNING PROVIOES EDUCATION
EDITORIAL FOUNO •DISTURBING'
FAMILY PRESERVATION PROJECT
FAMILY PRESERVATION PROJECT Tr STEO IN * COUNTIES
FAMILY REUNIONS
SEE ALSO FAMILY GENERATIONS
SFE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY!
VIETNAMESE REUNION
FAMILY REUNION
BRITISH WOMAN TRACES HER FATHER
CLAPP FAMILY TO HOLD REUNION THIS WEEKEND
MAKING PLANS
FOUSHEE FAMILY'S ROOTS SPREAD BACK TO 1700S
FAMILY REUNION
SHARING FAMILY LORE
FAMILY REUNION'S 95 YEARS OLD
ENGLISHMAN FINOS DAD IN N.C.
ENGLISH MAN FINOS FATHER AND SISTERS IN MOUNT AIRY
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RUCTURE
SO BATTEREO WOMEN
SO CHILD CUSTOOY
SO OIVORCF
SO OOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SO GENERATION GAP
SO HOME INSTRUCTION
SO MARRIAGES. U.S.
SO MOTHERS
SO POLYGAMY
SO SINGLE PARENTS
SO STEPFAMRIES
SO UNIV. OF N.C.-GREENSBO'O OEPT. OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT c FAMILY
SO WOMEN, CAREERS
STEPFAMILY IT TAKES TI"E TO PLENO TOGETHER
O-WINNING FAMILY
FINDS LARGE FAMILY 'MORE = UN'
CRISES: THEY CAN HOLD DISASTER OR OPPORTUNITY
LY PRESFRVATICN PROJECT TESTED IN 4 COUNTIES
SOME STUDENTS. HOLIDAY WITH FAMILY CAN MEAN FRICTION
FOR THE HOLIOAYS* MAY MEAN CONFLICT FOR STUOENTS AND PARENTS
RELATIONS
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FAMILY TELEVISION, INC.
TELEVISION STAT1UN MAY BE SOLO
FAMILY VIOLENCE
SEE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMINE
SEE ALSO HUNGER
ROADBLOCKS TO FEEDING STARVING PEOPLE UNJUST
HOLOCAUST REMAINS CENTURY'S W1RST TRAGEDY
120 MILLION: FOOO OR VOTES?
CAMPAIGN BEGUN TO AID HUNGRY
STARVING ETHIOPIAN REAOING "M« RX ON AGRICULTURE" (CARTOON!
CARTOON WAS SHAMEFUL
ETHIOPIANS LAY HUNGER TO POLITICS AND DROUGHT
FIGHTING AFRICAN FAMINE
CARTOON NOT SHAMEFUL
RED C°OSS HELPS IN FAMINE
AFRICAN NEEO IS GREAT
METHODISTS BEGIN FAMINE APPEAL
ETHIOPIAN LEADERS MAKE TRAGIC SITUATION WORSE
FAMINE ORIVE TOPS GOAL
FANFARE (DURHAM "ORNING HERALD SPO'TS CULUMNI
SEE ALSO SPORTS. FANS
CORBIN'S OT SHOT LIFTS DEPAUL OVER CREIGHTON
PGA SEASON OPENS WITH MATCH PLAY
U5FL CONDUCTS SECONO DRAFT TODAY
MALLORY SELECTEO AT ILLINOIS
WATSON GETS HIS EARLY VICTORY
BRAVES' PEREZ JAILED: CHARGE CONCERNS DRUG
SUPERB PUTTING GIVES MAHAFFEY FtRST-ROUNO LEAD
STARR'S THE COACH, BUT WHERE'S TEAM?
STATE WINS 6 AT HICON TRACK MEET RO
FANFARE
BULLS' HIGGINS SUFFERS HEAD INJURY
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1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E
ROSE, EXPOS REACH TERMS ON ONE-YEAR CONTRACT
FOUR NAMED TO FOOTBALL HALL Oc FAME
UNC REMAINS OVERWHELMING TOP SELECTION
MCOONALG'S CLASSIC WON'T BE RFPFATEO
PETTY CONFIRMS NEW PLAN
INDOOR SOCCER SCHEOULEO THIS WEEKEND
DAUDHERTY CHARGED AFTER CANDY INCIOENT
MCENROE, LENDL FACE FINAL REM1TCH
MCENROE FAKES INOOUR CROWN AGAINST LENDL
ATHENS MAYOR MIFFED OVER FLAMF PLANS
OUPREE MAY CONSIDER S"ALL SCHOOLS OR PROS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN 0U> HAM
BENNETT GETS FINE. RESTRICTION IN OUI CASE
HOOD. ADAMS SHARE LEAD IN CP0S8Y GOLF
TRIP KEYS JORDAN To TRIANGLE 1-A WRESTLING CROWN
THACKER TAKES UNUSUAL PATH TO WRESTLING VICTORIES
DURHAM-HILLSIDE GAME TOPS BIG SIX SCHEDULE
SIMMONS: HANOS OFF DUPREE
DODGERS PUT BAKER ON WAIVERS
HOYT, WHITE SOX AGREE ON (900.000 CONTRACT
CARY CAPTURES SECTIONAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP
ST. ANOREWS INELIGIBLE FOR PHYOFFS
MS. WALSH HELPS CAROLINA EXPA1D SWIMMING LEAD
WEISS' HOMER KEYS CAROLINA TV? R BAPTIST
ORANGE SEEKING "IO-STATE CR0w>4
RANDLEMAN'S GOSS SIGNS TO CARJY CAROLINA'S BALL
EAGLES TRADE FRANKLIN TO PATS FOR ORAFT PICK
HELMS GETS 14 YEARS IN JAIL
PACK SWIMMERS TAKE LEAD
UNC TAKES ACC SWIMMING LEAD
SPINKS GETS TITLE DECISION OVER DAVIS
BLUE OEVILS MANAGE SPLIT IN O'ENERS
TAR HEELS' SMITH REJOINS TEAM
UNC NO. 1: 9LUE DEVILS OROP TO 15TH
TAR HEELS RANKED FOURTH IN BASEBALL POLLS
BILAS TO M(SS DUKE VS. UNC GAME SATURDAY
ASU LOSES FOOTBALL COACH TO 0<LAHOMA
DAY'S BEST ROUND HAS TAR HEEL! TWO BEHIND
ASU SELECTS WOODS NEW FOOTBALL COACH
LADY EAGELS FACE VIRGINIA UNION
JORDAN, KRZYSEWSKI GIVEN HONORS
USOC TAKING FURTHER LOOK AT HIANGLE FOR SPORTS FESTIVAL
THACKER ADVANCES TO NCAA FINAL EIGHT
THACKER REACHES FINAL
STATE'S THACKER WINS NCAA TITLE
KITE HQLOS OFF FIELD, WINS 003 AL OPEN TITLE BY TWO
DUKE OPENS SPRING FOOTBALL DRILLS
UNC REMAINS FIRST IN FINAL AP RANKING
DALRY»PLE SFLECTEO ACC ROOKIE OF YEAR
NAISMITH SELECTION TO JORDAN
UNC'S MS. WALSH WINS 8TH BACKSTROKE TITLE
BANKHEAC, UNC DOWN BLUE OEVILS
VALVANO NAMED EAST ALL-STAR C3ACH
N.C. STATE, UNC GET ACC BASEBALL WINS
IRON DUKE OPENS TOOAY
CLEMSON. HEINTZELMAN LEAO IRCN DUKE GOLF
FOURTH-RANKED UNC BURIES MIDOIES
UNC RALLY SINKS TFRPS
NORTHERN'S 9ILLERMAN RESIGNS
SOUTH GRANVILLE STAYS UNBEATEN BEHIND RENN
HOMERS PACE UNC OVER DUKE
PACK GIVES ESPOSITO 400TH WIN
BALTI-OPE BEGINS EFFORTS TO STOP COLTS' DEPARTURE
TAR HEELS TOPPLE TIGERS BEHIK3 NINTH-INNING RALLY
SPORTS CLUB WINNERS
WAKE EXTENOS TACY'S CONTRACT
DUKE'S TAYLOR SHOOTS TO. LEADS FU"MAN GOLF «Y 2
BIG WEEKEND AHEAD FDR ACC BASEBALL
BLUE DEVIL OB WALSTON INJURES RIGHT SHOULDER
WOODSON LEADS N.C. STATE PAST CAMPBELL, 14-12
BULLS, SPIRITS nPEN TONIGHT
AREA PITCHERS HURL NO-HITTERS, BUT STILL LOSE
ACC GOLF TEAMS PREPARE FOR POST-SEASON ACTION
BANKHEAO SETS WIN RECORD; HEIMTZELMAN EXTENOS GOLF LEAO
UNC BASEBALL TOP SEEDED
TECH LOSES HARVEY: HOKIES GET BROW
LUNSFORO HRS PACE NORTHERN'S 4-Z WIN
RECORD QUALIFYING AWARD ANNOUNCEO FOR WORLD 600
MORGAN SHOOTS 64, LEADS HERITAGE BY TWO STROKES
MS. WIDMAN'S 71 LEADS DUKE TO ACC GOLF LEAD
FORD'S 8 GOALS LEAD UNC TO LACROSSE WIN
DAWKINS HOT IN OLYMPIC TRIALS GAME
RICHMOND CRCW CHIEF 0°AWS SUSPENSION FROM NASCAR
DAVIS TO COACH IN SHRINE BOWL
DOHERTY, MS. WALSH SELECTED RECIPIENTS OF TOP UNC AWAROS
DUKE AODS THREE SPORTS FOR WOMEN
OIMAGGIO SCHEDULED for CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
DEVIL'S BAG PREPARES FOR DERBY WITH PRELIMINARY WIN
ALEXANDER WINS DUKE GOLF
ECU. AUBURN SET FOOTBALL GAMES BEGINNING IN '85
NORTHERN OOWNS VANCE. GAINS TIE FOR 2ND IN BIG SIX
TAR HEELS WIN CARMICHAEL CUP FOR 12TH TIME
WEBP SINS TRIANGLE TRACK; FALIONS POUND OUNN, 12-3
OA BOYS WIN PACIS TRACK, TENNIS
TOP SEEOS WIN IN LOCAL TENNIS
CARLEN, GAMECOCKS SEEKING SETTLEMFNT IN DAMAGE SUIT
FALCONS MIGHT BIO HIGH FUR CLFMSON'S MCSWAIN
TAR HEELS SET BASEBALL SERIES AT ARIZONA STATE
JORDAN, NORTHERN STILL IN PLAYUFF CONTENTION; BULLDOG DEFEAT HURTS
FLOURNOY RESIGNS JOB AS TIGERS' HEAO COACH
HAVLICEK, COLLEGE STARS JOIN ".LASSIC
UNC LACROSSE PAIRED AGAINST VIRGINIA AGAIN
PAM PARSONS' LIBEL SUIT OPENS
FOWLER FIRES 2ND NO-HITTER
SEEOS WIN AT N-S ; LOCALS STPONG IN MINI-TOUR
MS. PARSONS TAKES STANO IN LI3EL SUIT VS. TIME INC.
HILLSIDE. NORTHERN CLAIM REGIONAL TRACK TITLES
UNC. HOPKINS MEE1 TODAY IN SEMIS
WHITTINGTON, LANIER DUO CLAIMS GT 500 CROWN
ACC COACHES FAVOR CLOCK FOR ENTIRE GA"E
UNC, DUKE OPEN NCAA GOLF EVEN'S
TIGERS ACVANCE DOUBLES TEAM I-JTO SEMIFINALS
TIGERS ADVANCF DOUBLES TEAM IN TO SEMIFINALS
EMORY A POSSIBLE CANOIDATE AT MIAMI
EAST CAROLINA PUIS P£NN ST. OV SCHEDULE
SOUTHERN DOMINATES ALL-TRIANG. E
RAIN CANCELS ROUND OF DURHAM AMATEUR
SPARTAN PLAYOFF CUARTERFINAL 'ONIGHT VS. WESTFRN GUILFORD
LOVE TOPS ALL-ACC GOLF TEAM
EAST OAVIDSON BUMPS OFF SOUTH GRANVILLE IN PLAYOFFS
SOUTH BOSTON SPORTSMAN RACE SI TE
MAGGIE PIERSON DEFEATED IN N-S SEMIFINAL MATCH
BROCt., OILLON IN TENNIS FINAL
BROCK BEATS DILLON FOR NCATP TITLE
EMORY NOT IN MIAMI POOL
MS. WIOMAN, AMERICANS OPEN CURTIS CUP GOLF
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MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/8'. - 12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PACE 315
1/14/35
BECK MAINTAINS TWO-SHOT LEAO AT WESTCHESTER
TOMMY PARKER NAMEO WEBB'S FOOTBALL COACH
MURPHY TAKES STRAIGHT-SET VICTORY
CONCEPCION TALKING TRAOE IN WAKE OF POSITION HOPS
TOP SEEOS WIN IN BOYS TENNIS
RHONEY, PARKER AOVAMCE INTO USTA FINAL
BRIDGES HOLDS LEAD OF N.C. AMATEUR GOLD
MCENROE PREPARING FOR WIMBLE03N TEST
STRIDERS DOMINATE JUNIOR AAU MEET
SWALE BURIED AT PRIVATE CEREMJNY
BENGALS SIGN TERPS- ESIASON
DURAN ANNOUNCES BOXING RETIREMENT
BODINE RACING AT SOUTH POSTON
VALENTINE'S BIROIE STREAK NETS HIM TWO-SHOT LEAO
owe^wins^rown SP0RTS F6srW4L: TRI4NGLE E'ES '"
OVERSTREET'S TOWN PAYS ITS RESPFCTS
STATE'S YOUNG ON JAMAICAN OLYMPIC SOUAO
FBI ARRESTS SAX PHONY
WASHINGTON LOSES APPEAL. "EGIMS SERVING SUSPENSION
MS. CAULKINS SETS MARK IN WINDING THIRD EVENT
INGRAM 3 BACK AFTER 69; BRADLEY OUT
HENDRICK OCS WINNER AFTER HOUSTON'S OISOUALIFIEO
KELLY NAMEO USFL PLAYER OF YEAR
NCAA SETS JULY 10 MEETING ON TV PLAN
CAREW. JACKSON. BRETT HEAD AL ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS
NORMAN TOPS WESTERN OPEN BY ONE STROKE SeLEtTIOHS
COONEY'S RING RETURN SUFFERS INDEFINITE OELAY
AUERBACH RESIGNS AS CELTICS' SM
^AIE LEAFLETS': KLAN THREAT 3R SOVIET TRICK?
BERRY WINS YOUTH TOURNEY IN P AYOFF
WOOO LEADS BUSCH BY 2
U.S. NAILS DOWN DAVIS CUP; PEARSON OUITTING COWBOYS
MS. MCLAUGHLIN INDUCTED INTO ;C! TRACK HALL
BIG 10, PAC 10 FORM TV PARTNE'SHIP
SAMARANCH: SOUTH KOREA WILL KEEP 1988 OLYMPICS
TECH LB JARACZ RULEO INELIGIBLE FOR • 84 SEASON
JONES LEAVES N.C. STATE TO TA<E POSITION AS UTEP TRACK COACH
HARRISON'S CATCHES HELP STARS WIN LONDON EXHIBITION. 24-21
MS. WHITWORTH BECOMES WINNINGEST PRO GOLFER
USJ INCREASEO OFFER TO OBTAIN SETTLEMENT
JAR HEELS PICKED FIRST IN ACC FOOTBALL RACE
NCAA BARS ILLINOIS FROH '84 83 WL S
JACOBSEN BOLTS TO l-SHOT HARTFORO LEAO
STATE SIGNS 4TH RECRUIT IN BASKETBALL
SIKBfSSW SUPER BOWL RING G1ES FOR ill. 000
ROBERTS LEADS MEMPHIS BY 1
SCHNELLENBERG PROBE CONTINUES
ROBINSON OUT; OZARK NAMED S.F. MANAGER
ALL-STAR GAME IN GREENSBORO AJG. 16
^fIEH?y* TOP-NOTCH FIELD START LPGA HENREOON PLAY
MCOANIEL IN SEMIS. FACES PERRY TODAY
OUKE TO HOLD SOCCER TOURNAMFNT
WILLIAMS CLAIMS GOLO
WORTHY MARRIES COLLEGE SWEETHEART CHEERLEAOER
GOOOES WINS CARDINAL AMATEUR
DUKE GOES TO PAOS AS UNC BEGINS DRILLS
gXTlSi«Se6S0Hi2oI,lIgil?RGiC?,NS' 5UES FGR '98<"°°°
LWiilff<t'gi.Ki&S T?TlTTE T° F'N'LS
WASHBURN CHARGED WITH HITTING STUDENT
JORDAN, BULLS CLOSE ON 13.5-MILLION OEAL
PETTY GETS IT GOING ON DAY TW3
HAAS IN. LOVE OUT IN U.S. AMATEUR
VERPLANK, RANOOLPH IN AMATEUR FINALS
!lf,.E^?f: £2^0R§ LE4D *AVE 'nto fourth round
WOLFPACK RESERVE OB JAILE0 ON TOW CHARGES
LUCAS MAY RETURN TO HOUSTON
PEETE SHOOTS 66. LEAOS BOSTON GOLF
EX-AL PRESIDENT JOE CRONIN DIES
WALTRIP'S LATE PIT STOP LEADS TO VICTORY I ANF
ROZIER WANTS OUT OF P I TT SBURcV DE AL
CUBS FANS SUING OVER PLAYOFF ROOF-TOP RIGHTS
OUKF HOSTS SOCCER TOURNAMENT TODAY ""■"'»
YOUNG FOLLOWS MUNCIE; FLUNKS MIAMI PHYSICAL
j'A^^N^if^R^ESY'PS.^gE^Kf Igg Kftjfflj *"°"
0521 dumps ;,shoIsVEG'S FDR "LF,S r"hI?¥ purse
BOXING ROLE UNKNOWN IN CAUSINS AL I • S INJURIES
NAVRATILOVA RECOROS 56TH STRAIGHT VICTORY
OOLPHINS ACOUIRE FULLBACK JOHNSON
OENIS WATSON SCORES BIG IN VEGAS
BUCK'S LANIER CALLS IT QUIT*
5^5C T. "OORMaiM INOICTED IN RAPE, BURGLARY CASE
PERKINS HOLDING OUT FOR DALLAS DOLLARS
ALLEN RESIGNS COACHING POSITION WITH WRANGLERS
CS^IJ.EN?LtSY2FF> FIGHT5 BR3WN TQBAY
£2°NEY'S COMEBACK: kos brown in fourth
^Huttm?!! SirXfiPVMr F(" G4TDR GR,D P0ST
vance ranks 3p0 in state 4-a »oll
Sam bowie injured; Carroll sits out camp
BULLS' OWNER DISCUSSES EASTERN LEAGUE TEAM
S,^LBt?' LEADS IN TEXAS, 0'MEA»A TIED FOR 2N0
OUKE BOOTERS WIN 3-0; STATE T3PS GAMECOCKS
kT^LISE1?! EN0Si LOMMISH T3 ARBITRATE5
EX-CLEMSON COACH LEAPS TO OFATH
!0RLLEGrP6P0RTSR!U0NFR03THCR7siI-INRLET^c;.B^STS
SMSHsScaSeS,S»i8f*WKlTB8«*ec 0N TUBE APPE4RS Ta BE HIT
GREEN TICKLED PINK OVER SOUTHERN LEAO
UVA. BOOTERS NIP PACK
JSf9SRIST-SULIMG LED TO L0NGH3RNS' TYING FG
CELTS TRAOE HENDERSON TO SONIC S
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SUSPENSION FACING MAC AFTER SWEDISH OUTBURST
N E
S
E
I T
L Y
P 0
OATE C
PG
L P
H 2
6/09/84 D
3
N
H 2
6/10/84 C
6
N
H 2
6/11/84 8
A
N
H 2
6/12/84 B
3
N
H 2
6/13/84 B
3
N
H 2
6/15/84 C
3
N
H 2
6/16/84 D
3
N
H 2
6/17/84 C
10
P N
H 2
6/18/84 B
5
N
H 2
6/19/84 0
A
N
H 2
6/20/R4 8
3
N
H 2
6/21/84 0
A
N
H 2
6/22/84 C
2
N
H 2
6/23/B4 B
3
N
H 2
6/24/84 C
a
N
H 2
6/25/84 a
3
N
-H 2
6/26/R4 B
3
N
H 2
6/27/84 B
A
N
H 2
6/28/84 D
3
N
H 2
6/29/84 C
3
N
H 2
6/30/84 B
4
N
H 2
7/01/84 C
10
N
H 2
7/02/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/03/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/04/84 D
2
N
H 2
7/05/84 0
5
N
H 2
7/08/84 C
6
P N
H 2
7/10/84 B
A
N
H 2
7/11/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/12/84 D
2
N
H 2
7/13/84 C
3
N
H 2
7/14/84 B
2
P N
H 2
7/15/84 C
6
N
H 2
7/16/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/17/84 8
3
N
H 2
7/18/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/19/84 D
A
N
H 2
7/21/84 0
3
N
H ;
7/22/84 C
6
N
H 2
7/23/84 B
6
N
H 2
7/25/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/26/84 D
3
N
H 2
7/28/84 D
3
N
H 2
7/29/84 C
7
N
H 2
7/31/84 B
5
N
H 2
8/02/84 0
5
N
H 2
8/04/54 D
A
N
H 2
8/05/84 C
9
N
H 2
8/06/84 B
3
N
H 2
8/08/84 B
A
N
H 2
8/09/84 0
3
N
H 2
8/10/84 C
3
N
H 2
8/16/84 D
2
N
H 2
3/18/84 D
2
N
H 2
8/19/84 C
5
N
H 2
8/20/84 8
3
P N
H 2
8/21/84 B
3
P N
H 2
8/24/84 C
2
P N
H 2
8/25/84 B
3
P N
H 2
8/26/84 C
7
N
H 2
8/27/84 B
3
N
H 2
8/28/84 B
5
N
H 2
8/29/84 B
3
N
H 2
8/31/84 C
3
N
H 2
9/01/84 B
5
N
H 2
9/02/84 B
10
N
H 2
9/03/84 0
3
N
H 2
9/04/84 A
9
N
H 2
9/06/34 0
3
N
H 2
9/07/84 C
2
N
H 2
9/08/84 B
3
N
H 2
9/1D/84 B
5
N
H 2
9/12/34 B
3
N
H 2
9/14/84 C
A
N
H 2
9/15/84 B
5
N
H 2
9/16/84 C
12
o U
H 2
9/17/84 B
3
P N
H 2
9/18/34 B
5
N
H 2
9/19/84 B
A
N
H 2
9/20/84 D
3
N
H 2
9/21/84 C
2
N
H 2
9/22/84 B
3
N
H 2
9/23/34 C
8
N
H 2
9/24/34 3
A
N
H 2
9/25/84 B
3
N
H 2
9/26/84 B
A
N
H 2
9/27/84 0
2
N
H 2
9/28/84 C
2 1
' N
H 2
9/29/84 B
5
N
H 2
9/30/84 C
10
N
H 2
10/01/84 B
3
N
H 2
10/02/84 B
4 P N
H 2
10/03/84 3
1 P N
H 2
10/04/34 0
4
N
H 2
10/05/34 C
2
N
H 2
10/06/84 B
5
N
H 2
10/07/84 C 1
10
N
H 2
10/03/84 B
5
N
H 2
I0/09/B4 B
3
N
H 2
10/10/84 B
4 F
' N
H 2
10/11/84 D
3
N
H ■>
10/12/84 C
3
N
H 2
10/13/84 8
A
N
H 2
10/14/34 C 1
10
N
H 2
10/15/84 B
5
N
H 2
10/16/84 0
3
N
H 2
10/17/84 B
A
N
H 2
10/18/84 D
*
N
H 2
10/19/84 C
2
N
H 2
10/20/84 D
A
N
H 2
10/21/84 C 10
N
H 2
10/22/84 B
5
N
H 2
10/23/B4 0
3
N
H 2
10/24/84 B
A
N
H 2
10/25/84 D
A
N
H 2
[0/26/84 C
2 P
N
H 2
10/27/34 0
2
N
H 2
10/28/34 C 10
N
H 2
10/29/84 B
3 P
N
H 2
10/30/84 D
3
N
H 2
10/31/84 B
3
N
H 2 :
11/01/84 D
A
N
H 2
11/02/84 C
2
N
H 2
11/03/84 B
5
N
H 2 '1
:l/04/84 C 10
N
H 2 1
11/05/84 B
5
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/8*
MCENROE WINS IN SWEDEN,
FREC DEAN NIXES OFFER BY
SUN DEVILS WILL STAND BY
SLEW 0' GOLO OUESTIONABL
CHAPEL HILL GIRLS WIN CR
BILAS. DAWKINS LEAD OUKE
3 AREA GRIDDEPS ON N.C.
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CUBS' SANOBERG NAMED "VP
INJURY LEAOS TOOO HAY TO
GABRIEL IN WITH POSSIBLE
UNC WOMEN AFTER ANOTHER
DURHAM'S ROGER CRAIG RET
MCKINNEY RESIGNS FROM 1-
TIGERS GET JERRY PRYOR;
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T'GERS ENO SEASON AND AL
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HORNER'S WRIST STILL IN
LANDRY: COWBOYS TRADING
FRAYLON, GREEN NAMED TO
Maryland SIGNS ROSS TO 1
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CENTRAL'S WALKER VOTED N
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WRIST SURGERY TO BENCH H
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THE FANTASTICKS (PLAY)
ANOTHER OPENING...
SINGING FAULTY, BUT • F ANT A ST I. K S' FUN
DURHAM THEATER GUILD'S 'FANTASTICK' IS FUN
FARM-CITY DAY
•8", FARM FAIR SET FOR CHAPEL -ULL
MILK MAY FLOW AT FARM FAIR
FARM CO-OPS
CO-OPS CHEER ACCOMPLISHMENTS
FARM CREDITS
FARMERS LIST COMPLAINTS ABOUT FMHA
BONO LAW FAVORS 'FIRST-TIME' =ARMERS
FARM OAY
SEE MUROOCH CENTER,
FARM DAY
FARM 0E8T
SEE ALSO DEBTS
DROUGHT, HIGHER FEEO PRICES TAKING TOLL ON AREA FARMERS
FARMERS LIST COMPLAINTS ABOUT FMHA
FARM EQUIPMENT
FARM TRACTOR OEALERS FORESEE BETTER SALES AS SPRING ARRIVES
GET A HORSE
FARM ETJIP"fcNT, THEFT
see also robbery, n.c.
farm theft ring probe continues
farm finance amendment
see also bonos
see also industrial revenue b0n.1 s
governor backs farm bonds
farm amendment may be overlod<eo
farmer-loan plan worth support
PROPOSED BONDS may HELP FARME'S
FARM LOAN PLAN IS 'ASSISTANCE.' NOT SOLUTION, N.C. OFFICIALS SAY
MEASURE WOULD SET UP AGENCY F: R AGRICULTURAL BOND ISSUES
N.C. VOTERS FAVORING AGPICULTJRAL BONOS
VOTERS SUPPORT FARM AIO
AGRICULTURAL BONOS GET APPROVAL OF N.C. VOTERS
AGRICULTURE BONOS USE RESTRICTED BY FEOFRAL LAW
BOND LAW FAVORS 'FUST-TIME' =ARMERS
BOND LAW FAVORS 'FIRST-TIME F»R"ERS'
MORE FEDERAL HELP SOUGHT FOR SMALL FARMS: 'HIGH INTEREST RATES ARE..."
CARM INCOME
SEE ALSO PARITY
AGRIBUSINESS may INCREASE DURING 199",
NUMBER OF FAR-S DIPS IN N.L., SIZE INCREASES
N.C. FARMERS INCREASE EARNINGS
FARM LOAN PLAN IS 'ASSISTANCE.* NOT SOLUTION, N.C. OFFICIALS SAY
MEASURE WOULD SET UP AGENCY F3R AGRICULTURAL BOND ISSUES
PRESIDENT TO GET TAR HEEL TUR< EY
TAR HEEL RAISFO: NORTH CAROLINA LEADS NATION IN FIVE AGRICULTURAL AREAS
HUNT: U.S. POLICIES TO BLAME FOR many OF FARMERS' WOES
MORE OF STATE BUOGET SOUGHT FIR AGRICULTURE
FARM LAND
SEE FARMLAND
FARM POLICY
SEE ALSO U.S. DFPT. OF AGPICULTJRE
HUNT: U.S. POLICIES TO BLAME F 0R man, 0F FARMERS' WOES
FARM DEREGULATION SHOULO BE GRADUAL
C T
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1/1A/85
T
N E
E
L
Y
P 0
OATE
C
PG L
P BVL
H 2
11/06/9*
0
3
N
H 2
11/07/8*
B
*
N
H 2
11/08/9*
0
3
N
H 2
11/09/8*
C
3
N
H 2
11/10/8*
0
2
N
H 2
11/11/84
c
11
N
H 2
11/12/8*
?
5
N
H 2
11/13/3*
B
3 P
N
H 2
11/14/8*
3
3
N
H 2
11/15/8*
D
3
N
h 2
11/16/3*
C
3 P
N
H 2
11/17/9*
e
3
N
H 2
U/18/R*
c
8
N
h 2
11/19/8*
B
7 P
N
H 2
11/20/8*
B
2 P
N
h 2
11/21/8*
S
4
N
H 2
1 1/22/3*
B
3
N
H 2
11/23/8*
c
2
N
h 2
11/24/8*
a
5
N
H 2
11/25/R*
c
8
N
H 2
11/26/8*
B
3
N
H 2
11/27/8*
0
4
N
H 2
11 Z28/3*
C
3
N
H 2
U/29/8*
0
3
N
H 2
11/30/8*
c
3
N
H 2
12/01/84
0
2
N
H 2
12/02/94
c
10
N
h 2
12/03/84
B
3
N
H 2
12/04/34
B
3
N
H 2
12/05/34
B
3
N
H 2
12/06/84
0
4
N
H 2
12/07/84
C
3
N
h 2
12/08/84
D
2
N
H 2
12/09/84
c
12
N
H 2
12/11/84
B
3
N
H 2
12/12/84
B
*
N
H 2
12'13/e*
0
*
N
H 2
12/14/84
c
3
N
H 2
12/15/9*
0
2
N
H 2
12/16/8*
c
11 P
N
H 2
12/17/9*
B
3
N
H 2
12/19/9*
0
*
N
h 2
12/19/84
c
3
N
H 2
12/20/94
0
3
N
h 2
12/21/94
c
3
N
H 2
12/22/94
B
3
N
H 2
12/23/94
c
3
N
H 2
12/24/84
B
3
N
H 2
12/25/84
0
2
N
H 2
12/27/84
0
3
N
H 2
12/28/94
c
*
N
H 2
12/29/84
0
3
N
H 2
12/30/34
c
8
N
H 2
12/31/84
B
3 P
N
H 2
12/16/84
0
3 P
U H*5
S 2
2/16/84
0
7 P
P
H 2
2/2A/84
0
7
U W66
S 2
3/01/84
0
5
R 961
H 2
4/02/94
B
5
N
H 3
4/06/84
B
1
N
H 3
10/03/84
C
I
N H60
H 1
4/23/84
B
I
N
H 2
7/25/84
B
1
H
H 2 1/20/8* B 1
H 1 6/23/8* B 1
S 2 3/17/9* A 3 N C60
H 2 10/08/8* B 1 2 P P M66
S 2 8/03/9* A
A/21/''* A
4/23/8* C
5/02/8* A
5/05/8* A
5/06/9* C
5/06/8* 0
5/09/8* >
5/09/9* a
5/10/8* A
7/2*/»* A
7/25/3* B
7/25/8* B
7/31/9* B
*/03/3* 0
*/10/P* C
*/23/8* A
5/06/8* C
5/06/9* 0
11/10/8* A
11/17/9* e
l2/0*/8* A
12/21/3* 8
2- 12/04/8* A 1* P N
2 12/09/8* 0 5 U
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8*
I N 0 E X
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PAGE 3 I 7
1/1«/»S
N F
P D
C PG L P BVL
FARM PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO PRICE SUPPORTS
SFE ALSO TOBACCO. PRICE SUPPORTS
HELMS: FARM PROGRAMS HAVE BECAME INEFFECTIVE ANO COSTLY
H 2 12/05/8* A 8
s
?
3/l*/6* A
1 3
N
H
?
3/15/8* C
1 1
N
s
?
3/15/8* A
*
L
s
?
*/23/8* A
7
N
H
1
6/16/8* C
1
N
H
?
6/29/8* A
6
N
H
1
7/IT/8* B
1
N
H
2
2/05/84
A
4 T
T
P*5
s
?
2/22/8*
A 1
N
J56
s
?
3/17/8*
A
N
L61)
H
?
5/06/8*
A
fc
5
?
5/2*/8*
A
1 P
N
S8U
H
?
8/18/8*
A
N
HH1
^
2
9/03/8*
A
N
J56
II
2
10/10/8*
A
I
FARM PRODUCTION
SETARl'HEELNRAISED?LNORTHUCAioLIMA LEAOS NATION IN FIVE AGRICULTURAL AREAS H I 11/17/8* B I
N.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING H ? 11/19/8* B 1
FARM WORKERS
SEP ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL *-H COUNCIL
WORKERS' COMPENSATION URGEO FOR FARM LABORERS
WORKERS' COMPENSATION ON FARMS OISCUSSEO
MOTIVES FOR PROMOTION (3UESTI0NED
FARM WORKER MINISTRY FORUM SET FOR TOMORROW
FARM GROUPS OPPOSE CHECKS ON WORKERS
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVED
SI. 5 BILLION WORTH OF TOBACCO STOREO IN WAREHOUSES
F*Rs!eSALS0R0URHAMUCOUNTY AGRICULTJRAL STABILIZATION ANO CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO FARMLAND. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO PICK YOUR OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FARMERS
•MAYBE WE OUGHTA PLANT RICE HIS SPRING.' ICARTOONI
DURHAM FARMERS GET MORE LOANS
FARM TRACTOR DEALERS FORESEE BETTER SALES AS SPRING ARRIVES
A -DIRTY' BUREAUCRAT: HE GETS SOILEO HELPING OURHAM COUNTY FARMERS
FARMERS PREPARE FOR DRY SEASON
FARMERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOP. CLEAN LAKE FUNDS
HODGES: TAX INCENTIVES ON FARMLAND UNREALISTIC
PLAN TO ENCOURAGE FARMING DESERVES TEST
FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
SFE ALSO PICK YOUR OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FARMEPS
SEE ALSO UNITED FARM ORGANIZATION
DROUGHT. HIGHER FEED PRICES TAKING TOLL ON AREA FARMERS
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES DELAYED
PLANS ENSURE SURVIVAL
MORE FARMERS LOOKING AT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
FEW FARMERS TO GET EMERGENCY LOANS
FARMERS' HOME INSURANCE RATE RISING
THERE'S VARIETY IN N.C. FARMS
COTTON MAKES COMEBACK
TRANSPLANTED NORTHERNER TAKES TO FARMING
N.C. FARMERS GET AIO FOR TORNADO DAMAGE
TORNADO: A GENERATION ERASEO
NUMBER OF FARMS DIPS IN N.C; SIZE INCREASES
FARM BONOS: N.C. VOTERS TO OEC I DE FATE OF AGRICULTURAL BOND AGENCY
COUL SPELLS MAY CUT SOYBEAN YIELOS
PHILIP MORRIS OONATES TO TORNADO VICTIMS
SMALL-FARM OWNERS FIN01NG NOVEL WAYS TO BOLSTER INCOME
N.C. FARMERS INCREASE EARNINGS
FARM AMENOMENT MAY BE OVERLOO<ED
FARMER-LOAN PLAN WORTH SUPPORT
HUNT AND HELMS' COMMITTEE CLASH ON SENATOR'S AGRICULTURAL RECORO
PROPOSED BONDS MAY HELP FARMERS
N.C. VOTERS FAVORING AGRICULTURAL BONOS
VOTERS SUPPORT FARM AIO
N.C. HOLDS SECONO SPOT IN FARM JOBS
FARMER MEETS CONGRESSMEN
PEANUT PROGRAM GETS SUPPORT
SOME N.C FARMERS FEAR REPEAT 3 F OROUGHT
ACREAGE REPORTS DUE
WITNESSES. HELMS ATTENO HEARING ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
IMMIGRATION LAW UPSETS FARMERS
FARM GROUPS OPPOSE CHECKS ON JORKERS
HOUSE VOTES 9«-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
OISASTER LOAN ELIGIBILITY IS WIDENED
FARMERS SAY PAPERWORK HAKES ROW TOUGH TO HOE
LIVING OFF THE LANO: ALICE BOYETTE FARMS FOR FAMILY'S OINNER
SOME N.C. FARMERS SAY THEY CAN'T GET ENOUGH FIELD HANOS
PICK-YOUR-OWN BUSINESS PICKING UP FARM PROFITS
MORE FEDERAL HELP SOUGHT FOR SMALL FARMS: 'HIGH INTEREST RATES ARE...'
PLAN PROMOTES INCENTIVES TO KEEP FARMERS TILLING SOIL
FARMERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CLEAN LAKE FUNDS
FARMERS CAN GET STATE FUNOS T] REDUCE EROSION, POLLUTION
STATE WHEAT RECORO SET AT PERSON FARM
WHEAT RECORO SET IN PERSON
N.C. FARM VALUE DECLINE NOT S3 SEVERE
N.C. FARMLAND VALUES NOT DIPPING DRASTICALLY
FARMERS CAN GET BREAK ON LOANS
FARMERS SAY THEY FAVOR LAW TO STOP CORPORATIONS FRO" BUYING FARMLANO
NEW PROGRAM LETS FARMERS OEFE' PART OF FHA LOANS
FARMERS SURVEYED IN FIVE N.C. COUNTIES WORRIED ABOUT SURVIVAL OF. ..FARMS
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS FRET A3 OUT SURVIVAL OF FAMILY FARM
HOG FARMERS WORRY ABOUT ANTIBIOTICS BAN
FARMERS SAY OIANA HURT SOYBEAN CROP
FIRM SEEKS FARMERS TO GROW VEGETABLES
TWO CANOIOATES SAY FARMERS SH3ULD DIVERSIFY
FORFCLOSURES ON FARMS FEWER IN '8*
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION FORECLOSURES DOWN IN N.C.
SOME N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS ADDING OTHER CROPS
SEARCH IS ON FOR TOP WO*AN FARMER IN N.C.
NEW FARM GROUP SE<=KS VOICE IN PRICING
DEBT-RESTRICTION PROGRAM TO AID FARMERS
FARMERS SAID WORRIED HELMS WILL SWITCH CHAIRS
EFLANO WOMAN PICKED FOR AGRICJLTURE HONOR
FARM BUREAU CONVENTION TO OPEN SUNOAY
SUIT MAY BE FILED OVER LEAF DAHAGE
MARTIN: GROWTH WILL HEL° RURAL AREAS MJKE TRANSITION
HELMS: FARM PROGRAMS HAVE BEC3ME INEFFECTIVE ANO COSTLY
ALAMANCE APPROVES PLAN FOR WORKFARE
N.C. FARMERS GREW MORE. GOT L" SS
SAMPSON COUNTY FARMERS UPSET ABOUT AIR FORCE'S FLIGHT PLANS
FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. FARMERS
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO NO-TILL PLANTING
SEE ALSO PARITY
SEE ALSO PICK YOUR OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO UNITEO FARM ORGANIZATION
BOND LAW FAVORS 'FIRST-TIME FARMERS'
GRAHAM WANTS FARMERS TO SELL IROPS TO NEEDY
MONDALE OUTLINES 4-STEP PLAN TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS
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"ONOALE BLAMES DEFICIT COR AGRICULTURE'S WOES
UNWISE FARM POLICIES
FARMERS BANK
BANK MERGER PROPOSED
FARMERS BEST FOOD INDUSTRIES
FIRM SEEKS FARMERS TO GROW VEGETABLES
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
FHA TO FOCUS ON HOME REPAIR LOANS THIS YEAR
FEW FARMERS TO GET EMERGENCY LOANS
SEwER EXTENSION GRANT SAIO LKELY
OPANGF OFFICIAL ENCOURAGED ABOUT SEWER LINE EXTENSION
FARMERS LIST COMPLAINTS ABOUT F«K1
FARMERS SAY PAPERWORK MAKES RDM TOUGH TO HOE
SEWER LINE TO EFLANO STEP CLOSER TO REALITY
FARMERS CAN GET BREAK ON LOANS
NEW PROGRAM LETS FARMERS DEFE3 PART DF FHA LOANS
FORECLOSURES ON FARMS FEWER I* "84
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION FORECLOSURES DOWN IN N.C.
DEBT-RESTRICTION PROGRAM TO AI 0 FARMERS
FARMERS MARKETS
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO N.C. FARMERS MARKET
VEGETABLE MARKET NEWS OFFICE OPENS
NFw FARMERS' MARKET TO OPEN
FARMERS' MARKET1: OPEN
FRIFNDLY FARMERS OPEN NEW MJR;ET IN OURHAM.
SUMMER BOUNTY
BERRY BUSY
FARMERS' WIVES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS
SEARCH IS ON FOR TOP WOMAN FARMER IN N.C.
FAPMINGTON. CONN.
BREAKING THE TV HABIT
FARMINGTON APARTMENTS t DEVELOPMENT
PHOSPHATES "AN BACKED
FARMLAND
SEE ALSO FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO LANO LOSS PREVENTION PROJECT
MINORITY FARM HOLDINGS OROP
DEVELOPERS GOBBLING UP fjrmLA'JO IN AREA
FARMLAND VALUE FALLS AGAIN
GROUP MAY KEEP FARM IN OAVIE IOUNTY
PLAN PROMOTES INCENTIVES TO KEEP FjrmERS TILLING SOIL
NUMBER OF SMALL FARMS JUMPS: N.C. ONLY STATE SHOWING LOSSES
FARMERS SAY THEY FAVOR LAW *0 STOP CORPORATIONS FROM BUYING FARNLANO
GROUP SAYS TOO much FARMLAND JEING DEVOURED BY DEVELOPMENT
LOOKING FOR RESEARCH MONEY? HI WORKSHOP
FARMLANO, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS. OURHAM COUNTY
DEVELOPERS GOBBLING UP faRMLAVO IN AREA
AGENCY DRAFTS PROPOSAL TO PRESERVE FARMLAND IN SIX COUNTIES
NEW PROGRAM HELPS FARMERS PRESERVE SOIL
HODGES: TAX INCENTIVES ON FARMLANO UNREALISTIC
FAREWELL TO FARMS
PLAN TO ENCOURAGE FARMING DESERVES TEST
FARMLAND. VALUE
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY ENTERS niANGLc BY BUYING CHAPEL HILL.
N.C. FARM VALUE OECLINE NOT SO SEVERE
N.C. FARMLANO VALUES NOT OIPPING DRASTICALLY
FARMS
SEE FAMILY FARMS
SEE Farmers, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE FARMERS. N.C.
SEE FARMERS. U.S.
SEE FARMLAND
FARMWORKERS
SEE FARM WORKERS
FARRIERS
FARRIER BUSINESS KEEPS him on MOVE
FaPRINGTON CONDOMINIUMS AT FIVE OA< S
FIKE RUINS TWO 3UIL0INGS
FARRINGTON ROAD SEWER FLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED FOR PLANT
2 SEWER PLANTS may NEEO MORE Z ITY FUNDS
FARRINGTON PLANT TAKES OVER FOR 3 OLDER WASTEWATER SYSTEMS
FARTHING FABRICARE
OFFICIALS PROBE CAUSE OF FIRE AT F|RM
FASCINSTION MAN fPLAYI
FASCINATION MAN
ACTORS SPARKLE IN 'FASCINATION man.
FASCISTS
SEE NAZI PARTY
FASHION
SEE ALSO BACK THEN VINTAGE CLOTHING ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NA«ES OF SPETIFIC ARTICLES OF CLCTHINGI
SEE ALSO COSTUMES
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
SEE ALSO PREPPIES
SEE ALSO SEWING
SEE ALSO T-SHIRTS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
FASHION AND THE ECONOMY
GET A LEG UP ON SOCK STYLES
HIGH SCHOOL FORECAST '84
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SAY PREP'Y IS OUT
ELETRA'S PROM DRESSES WILL LIGHT UP THE FLOOR
KEY FOR THIS DESIGNER IS SECU'ITV, FEMININITY
FASHION OESIGNERS
SEE ALSO COJNTERFE1T LABELS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
FASHION SYMPOSIUM TO BE HELD AT DUKE
OESIGf^EP LABEL NOT AS SWEET, SAYS ARBITER
FASHION SAVVY: DRESS SPFLLS SJCCESS FOR BLASS. STUT2
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BILL BLASS SHARES HIS FASHION IOEAS AT DUKE
COLOR THEM COOL: ALEXANOER JULIAN BRINGS FUN TO WOMEN'S WEAR
FASHION OESI&NERS GO AFTER BUSINESS FRO" CAREER WOMEN ...„.™
THE KNIT WIT: LISA NICHOLS' SJEATER DESIGNS UNRAVEL WORLO OF FASHION
HIP HIP - HOORAY? CALIFORNIA TESIGNERS EMPHASIZE THE TORSO
OAVID 2AR0: FASHION AND FANTASY
ELETRA'S PROM DRESSES WILL LISHT UP THE FLOOR
CALIFORNIA DESIGNER SEES 'STACKA8LE SPRING'
KEY FOR THIS DESIGNER IS SECURITY. FEMININITY
FASHION MODELS
SEE MOOELS
FASHION SHOWS
SEE ALSO EBONY FASHION FAIR
SEE ALSO MEN'S FASHION ASSOCIATION
SPRING FORECAST LONG ANO LOOSi
STAR SPANGLEO FASHIONS
SPOPTY SEPARATES FOR SPRING
ACADEMY AUCTION IS A BIG SUCCESS
MARCH, APRIL BRING LOTS OF FASHION SHOWS
FASHIONS TO 'SPRING' FOR CHARITY
JAYCEES' UPCOMING GALA TO 'LISHT UP THE TOWN'
MAY NOT BE BONNET, BUT YOU'LL WANT HAT
THE LOOK IS LOOSE, CLEAN AND LEAN IN SPRING FASHION
SAVOYARDS' PRODUCTION INCLUDES A BIT OF A JOKE
READY FOR SHOW
SENIOR STYLE
SUITED FOR SUMMER
JR. LEAGUE FASHION SHOW: A WINNING TICKET
•HORIZON' SHOW RETURNING TO DJRHAM
POLITICAL CANDIDATES TO GET SHOWCASE IN FASHION SHOW
•HORIZON •84' PROVIDES A WINNING TICKET TO FALL STYLE
DURHAM DAY VOLUNTEERS TURN OUT IN FULL FORCE
BENEFIT ART AUCTION PLANNED F3R OCT. 20
FASHION MIXES WITH POLITICS
ELLA FOUNTAIN PRATT STAR OF OWN SHOW
SHAKESPEARE ORAWS CROWD FOR CANCER CENTER BENEFIT
ULtW»¥el*y°BR4o'n2o!cO,P,U? fTll^hJw WILL BENEFIT THE TEACHING OF SURGERY
SHOW'S NOV. 5
EBONY FASHION SHOW'S COMING
CALIFORNIA DESIGNER SEES 'STa:kaBLE SPRING'
WINTER, 1984-85 IS PEARLS. LACE AT AUXILIARY SHOW
SEASON'S STYLES: FEMININE, ELEGANT
HOLIDAY STYLE
FAST FARE (W. ROSEMARY ST. I
SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT STABS STORE MANAGER
FAST FOOO BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, U.S.
THE AGONY OF WAITING FOR FAST FOOO
FATAL VISION (BOOKI
TV SHOWS PLANNED ON MACDONALD CASE
MACOONALD SAYS EVIDENCE CLEAR ABOUT HIS INNOCENCE
KASSABS SAY TELEVISION MOVIE 3 N SLAYINGS FACTUALLY ACCURATE
FILM FORCES NIGHT COURT SESSION ,„..,„..
MACDONALD SAYS MOVIE MAY DEST30Y CHANCES OF ACOUI TTAL
THE MACDONALD MURDERS: 'I THI1K WE'VE SPOILED IT...' (CART00N1
MACDONALD'S LAWYER RAPS TV MOVIE
MC&INNISS SAYS MACDONALD TOLD NEEDLESS LIES
FATHER OF THE YEAR
NOMINATE FATHERS BEFORE MAY 17
FATHERS OF THE YEAR
FATHERS OF YEAR
FAYETTEVILLE'SEEKING TEAM IN CAROLINA LEAGUE OR SAL „„„,,,,
ABANOONED BUILDING CATCHES FPE IN DOWNTOWN AREA OF FAYETTEVILLE
FIRE RAZES FAYETTEVILLE BUILDING
17 CITIES IN COMPETITION FOR ALL-AMERICA STATUS
THREE N.C. YOUTHS CHARGED FOLLOWING CHASE IN VA.
FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPT.
FAYETTEVILLE POLICE SUED
BIAS IS DENIED IN POLICE HIRI1G IN FAYETTEVILLE
WHITE-COLLAR CRIME BEAT KEEPS OETECTIVE BUSY
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
KLAN LEADER SAYS HE FEARED FO' LIFE
MILLER TO &IVF INTERVEIW AFTE5 HE FILES LEGAL SUIT
KLAN LEADER TO GIVE INTERVIEW
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
EAGLES SOAR PAST F SU ON DAVIS' ARM
FAYETTEVILLE ST.
WIDENING U.S. 15-501 TOP TRANSPORTATION PROJECT
POLICE MISSEO STORE BREAK-IN, MERCHANT SAYS
FAYETTEVILLE STREET CRIME OEC'IEO
STAKEOUT LEAOS TO ARREST
FAYETTEVILLE ST. TO BE EXTENOiD
FAYETTEVILLE ST. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
IT'S FINISHED
EXPLORING LITERATURE
FAYETTFVILLE TIMES INEWSPAPERI _ .. „,-,,
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
THE STORY OF A FALLEN WOMAN
STORY ATTRIBUTES WRONG NEWSPAPER
FE«R
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
FEAR: IT'S. ..AN ELEMENT OF GRAND NATIONAL RACING...
DREAMS: THEY CAN UNLOCK YOUR DEEPEST FEARS
HORROR OF HALLOWEEN ALLOWS TY<tS TO MASTER FEARS
FEBRUARY
A FOND GOODBYE TO FEBRUARY
FEOERAL AID, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTI3N GRANTS
2 SEWER PLANTS MAY NEED MORE CITY FUNDS
CITY GETS »1. 6 MILLION BLOCK jRANT FROM HUD
CITY TO SEEK FEOERAL FUNOS F05 NEW HOTEL CONSTRUCTION
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H 2 9/11/B4 B 7
H 2 4/18/84 A
S 2 4/2 7/84 C
H 2 5/03/84 A
H 2 9/30/84 C I
6/21/54 A
7/12/84 B
7/12/84 C
7/18/84 C
7/23/84 A
S 2 4/21/84 A
S 2 11/28/84 C
H 2
S 2
3/23/84 A
6/20/84 C
2/19/84 8
8/26/84 A
tO/31/84 8
H 2 2/29/84 A
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2-
6/12/84
7/05/84
7/12/84
7/13/84
7/24/84 C
H 2 11/18/84 B 15
N S80
N S51
N K90
N C60
N K90
C56
M66
U S91
F B30
N B30
N K90
N K90
N K90
N S51
N K90
N
MONTHLY/AN 'J UAL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
HOUSING GRANT EYED
RESEARCH MONEY: STATE.
FEDERAL GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SMALL COMPANIES.
FEDERAL AID. N.C.
SEE ALSO DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
UNION REPORTS N.C. HAS SUFFERED LESS FROM BUDGET CUTS THAN MOST STATES
MONEY FOR JETTIES IS NOT IN BJDGET
TIE-UP MAY AFFECT FUNOS FOR 1-40
PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD CUT PAR< FUNDS
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPTS. TO GET SRANTS
CURRENT FUNOING LEVELS ENOORSEO
LEGISLATION ON DRINKING AGE C3UL0 COST N.C. 129. 8 MILLION
1739,675 FEOERAL GRANT APPROVED TO HELP REPLACE OAM IN ROIBORO
COMPETITION HAS KEEN FOR COMMJNITY GRANTS
DISASTER CENTERS TAKE APPLICATIONS FOR FEDERAL AID
ASSEMBLY LEAOERS FEAR FEOERAL CUTS TO STATE PROGRAMS
N.C. ASKED TO PAY BACK t& MILLION
OFFICIALS SAY DIVERTING FUNOS TO 1-40 LINK COULD OELAY REPAIRS...
N.C. DEFENDS USE OF MEDICAID FUNDS
FEDERAL AID. U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS. FEDERAL AID TO NEEOY
OFFICIALS TOO GENEROUS WITH TAXPAYERS' MONEY
HELMS' HEARINGS CALLED 'SCARE TACTIC
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL WENT TOO FA5
FEDERAL AIO-TG-BUSINESSES
BEWARE ILL-AIMED EUPHEMISMS
COMPANIES RECEIVE FEDERAL GRA1TS
FEOERAL AIO TO INDUSTRY A MISUSE OF TAX OOLLARS
QUOTAS DON'T HELP PUBLIC
WHY SHOULD GOVERNMENT ATQNE FJ R BANK'S BONERS?
TAXPA-ERS WON'T LOSE IN BAILOUT OF BANK
FEDERAL AID-TO-EOUCATION
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEOERAL AID
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EOUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
IDEA SOUND, NO PANACEA
STUOY STRESSES LEADERSHIP
CITY SCHOOLS HOLD LEAO IN SPENDING
EOUCATION FUNOING SHIFTS TO L3CAL LEVELS
SCHOOLS NEEO FEDERAL AID
COMMUNITY COLLEGES WILL RECIEVE GRANTS To ASSIST STUDENTS
PRIVATE SCHOOLS DON'T OESERVE TAX HELP
HUNT: DEFICIT REQUIRES LARGER BUSINESS ROLE IN EDUCATION
3 N.C. COLLEGES PICKED TO RECEIVE NEW GRANTS
STATES TAKE LEAD IN EDUCATION
3 N.C. COLLEGES GET NEW GRANTS
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT
SEE U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
ULTRALIGHT PLANES - UPS AND 03WNS
PIEOMDNT TO TEST SYSTEM TO AV3ID PLANE COLLISIONS
FAA MAY RELAX FIRE, RESCUE PR3TECTI0N STANOAROS
AIRLINE CHIEF SAYS MORE FAA IMSPECTORS NEEDED
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FBI CHARGES FUGITIVE IN ALAMANCE ROBBERY
CONSITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS NEE05F FOR 'STING' CASES
MORGAN: FBI'S TACTICS REMAIN QUESTIONABLE
FBI SAYS BANK ROBBER may HAVE HELD UP OTHERS
DURHAM LAWYER'S OUEST: EXPOSE 'BIG BROTHER' SPYING
HELMS SEEKS FBI KING DOCUMENTS
HELMS SEEKS FBI DOCUMENTS ON KING TALKS
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "A8SCAM" INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
CONSITUTIONAL SAFEGUAROS NEED?F FOR 'STING' CASES
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ASENTS
ARMY "AJOR SAYS HE PLANNED A KIDNAPPING
KIDNAPPING PLAN SAID ACT OF PATRIOTISM
FORMER FBI AGENT LOSES SUPREME COURT APPEAL
FBI SAYS NORTH CAROLINA GOOD STATE FOR RECRUITING PROSPECTIVE AGENTS
FEDERAL "UREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "tOLCOR" INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SUPPORTERS BLAME TRIAL FOR STATUS LOSS
CONSITUTIONAL SAFEGUAROS NEEDEF FOR 'STING' CASFS
OFFICIALS DO NOT AGREE ON COLC OR PROBE "ERIT
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF JUOGE HUNT
FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, C3MPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
STATE SHOULO TIGHTEN REINS ON SNOOPING...
FEOERAL PUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. DIPSCAM
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
FBI AGENTS ARREST S.C. MAN IN OIPLOMA INVESTIGATION
TRIAL COULD FINGc" THOSE WHO 'OUGHT PHONY DIPLOMAS
NAME-TELLING IN OROER
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FAKE DIP'-OMA CASE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, M3ST WANTEO LIST
NOT 'MOST WANTED'
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO PIG SIX LIST
FBI SAYS BANK ROBPERIES DOWN IN N.C. DURING '33
FBI PROBES 8ILL30AR0 COMPANY
WHITE-COLLAR CRIME SEEN R I S I NS IN N.C.
MAN WITH 2 MASTER'S DEGREES PLACED ON BIG-6 FUGITIVE LIST
TAR HEEL BETTING BRINGS ONLY "ILO RFACTION
FBI PROBES JOB TRAINING CONTRACTS
FEDERAL GRANO JURY INOICTS S[> PEOPLE ON GAMBLING COUNT
RALEIGH MAN IS ADDED '0 FBI'S 'BIG SIX' LIST
PUBLIC muvES FBI AGAINST P0RN3GRAPKY
FBI AGENT IN N.C. SAYS 'BIG SIX' IDEA SUCCESSFUL
FBI SAYS NORTH CAROLINA GOOD STATE FQR RECRUITING PROSPECTIVE AGENTS
COMPUTER MOVING TO FORE IN CRIME FIGHTING
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
FCC OFFICIAL "EJECTS HELMS' COMPLAINT
MOBILE NET AhAITS Ok
FCC FACES TOUGH TASK
FCC RULING PAVES WAY FOR PRE-'RIMARV DEBATES
NEW TELEPHONE CHARGES IN EFFECT
APPLICATIONS POUR IN FOR TV CANNELS
RADIO RULING may AID TV INCUSTRY
HIGH TECH AIOS AUTO SAFETY
FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
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6/28/84
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9/08/84
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9/14/84
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9/27/84
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12/01/84
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12/12/84
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12/12/84
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12/12/84
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H 2 4/12/84
S 2 6/08/84
H 2 10/08/84
H 2
S 2
« 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/17/84 A
1/28/84 A
3/12/84 A
5/13/84 C
a/03/84 A
8/C8/94 A
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N C60
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1/20/84 A <
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2/04/84 A 1
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2/11/84 A
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2/11/84 A
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5/1B/84 C
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H
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5/25/84 B
N
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10/13/94 A
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11/22/34 B 1
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5
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12/13/94 A
N
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12/14/84 A
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12/14/84 C 1
N
2 3/25/94 A 7
2 9/17/84 B 1
i 12/22/94 B 1
2 12/25/84 A 15
4/07/84 C
5/05/84 A
5/14/84 A
7/24/84 A
8/26/84 B
9/26/84 B
9/26/84 C
HO 5
SB2
H 2 5/05/84 A
1/03/84
1/04/84
11/06/84
12/29/84
3
10
12
S 2 4/26/84 A 6
H 2 5/05/84 A 4
S 2 B/I3/B4 A 2
H 7 11/30/84 A 15
H 7 1/08/84 0 4
2/14/»4 A
12/07/84 A
12/11/84 A
12/20/84 B
H 2 6/18/84 A
1/13/84
2/07/84
2/23/94
6/28/84
7/30/94
8/30/94
11/27/84
11/28/34
12/06/94
12/1 1/84
12'29/84
12/31/94
1/26/94
2/29/94
3/06/84
4/03/94
5/27/84
6/21/84
9/19/94
11/24/84
12
10
8
1
1
13
6
15
10
3
10
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
i/oi/a*
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
SEE 4LS0 CM»PEL HILUt N.C.. FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 3LOCK GRANT PROGRAM, OURHAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING 1 NO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
COUNTY HASN'T SOUGHT DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
GRANTS FOR POOR HARDLY NEEOED IN OUR COUNTY
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
6 TRIANGLE FIRMS AMONG 8 IN STATE GETTING U.S. GRANTS
GF TO GET GRANT FROM AIR FORCE
BURLINGTON FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR »5.6 MILLION
RESEARCH MONEY: STATE, FEDERA. GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SMALL COMPANIES.
OEFENSE PROBE MAY BRING ARREST
FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNER
LARRY FLYNT SAIO MOVED TO BUTTER
•HUSTLER' PUBLISHER AT BUTNER
FLYNT SUES FEDERAL PRISON AT 1UTNER
LARRY FLYNT FILES SUIT AGAINST PRISONS
COURT: FLYNT "AY SEE DOCTORS
MUROER SUSPECT TRANSFERRED TO BUTNER
FEOERAL DEFICIT
SEE NATIONAL OEBT
SEE U.S., BUDGET
FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
BANK INSURANCE SYSTEM SHAKY, 'ROFESSOR SAYS
BANK HEALTH EVERYONE'S CONCERN
TAXPAYERS WON'T LOSE IN BAILOUT OF BANK
THE INSIDE BANK HEISTS
S
E
C PG
S 2
s 2
8/11/8* A
8/18/84 A
H 2 1/26/84 A 18
H 2 2/17/84 B 6
H 1 3/31/B4 C 1
H 2 12/09/84 D 16
S 2 12/28/8* C 5
2 4/06/R4 A
2 5/22/8* A
2 8/08/»4 A
2 10/0*/8* A
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1/14/85
N J56
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2/14/84 A
8
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2/15/84 B
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2/25/84 C
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3/06/84 C
1
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9/06/84 B
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SEE OISASTER AID PROGRAMS
FEOERAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT AOMI NI STR\ TI ON
SEE U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO FLECTIONS. U.S.
SCHEDULE SET ON LAWSUIT
CAMPAIGN REPORTS PROVIOE PQLIT
FEC TAKES ACTION AGAINST TWO 3
EFFECT OF PROBE ON HELMS' SENA
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB OFFICIALS T
ROSE WANTS CLUB PROBE OPEN
ROSE SAID UNLIKELY TO GET DOCJ
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB. FEC REACH
POLITICAL GROUP TO ANSWER OUES
HUNT OEFENOS USE OF PLANE, CO'
JUDGE OISMISSES COMPLAINT AFTF
HELMS' GROUP RAISES 16. 9 MILLI
TAXPAYERS PROVIDE LARGE PAYOF"
FEC: CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S B00<
ROSE PLANNING LAWSUIT TO SPEED
ROSE FILES SUIT AGAINST FEC
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS AO SKIRTS
ROSE SAYS POLITICAL TIMIDITY 1
OEMOCRATS SAY HELMS ACCEPTED I
ROSE RAPS FEC'S POLITICS
JEFFERSON MARKETING TRIES TO 3
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST HELMS
FEC OKAYS GUIDELINES FOR HUNT'
REPORT SHOWS WIOE RANGE OF C 01
BURGER DENIES REOUEST TO BLOC<
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT ENO
BOTH SIDES SAY RULING ON FEC V
HUNT-HELMS FUNO RAISING HITS *
HELMS' LAWYERS OPPOSE OPENING
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGM
FEC OECISION SAID ORDERED BE FT
JUOGE ORDERS FEC TO ACT ON HEL
JUDGE OROERS FEC ACTION WITHIN
HUNT MULING ERRORS INADVERTEN
GROUPS LINKED TO HELMS SAID BA
ICAL AMMUNITION
ROUPS
TE CAMPAIGN DEBATEO
IED TO FOUNDATION OWNING AD FIRM
MENTS
AGREEMENT
TUNS
TER
R FEC GETS OOCUMENTS
ON
S FOR CANDIDATES
KEEPING SYSTEM FAULTY
PROBE BY FEC
CONTRIBUTION LIMIT
AY BE HOLDING UP COMPLAINT
LLEGAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
AN OATA RELEASE
S PLANE USE
TRIBUTORS TO HELMS
FEC'S CONSIDERING ROSE COMPLAINT
BEFORE ELECTION
ICTORY
100.000 PER OAY PACE
RULINGS
DIRTINESS
RE ELECTION
MS CASE
30 OAYS
T, FEC SAYS
RGAINING WITH FEC
FEOERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SOME N.C. TORNAOO VICTIMS WON'T GET FULL REIMBURSEMENT
OURHAM GETTING FOOD. SHELTER MONEY
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
PAY-UP TIME IS NEAR
EPA OFFICER RETIRING AFTER PROBE
EPA OFFICIAL RETIRES AFTER INVESTIGATION
OURHAM AREA FEDERAL WORKERS HEAD HOME
CARTOON WAS UNFAIR TO FEDERAL WORKERS
MOST AREN'T GOOF-OFFS
APOLOGY IS DUE
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, PENSIONS
SEE CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT
SEE CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
CARTOON WAS UNFAIR TO FEDERAL WORKERS
MOST AREN'T GOOF-OFFS
APOLOGY IS OUE
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
SUIT FILED AGAINST OAM OPERATORS
FEnERAL GRANO JURY
HOBBY APPEALS TO NON-ISSUE
FEOERAL GRANO JURY INDICTS SIX PEOPLE ON GAMBLING COUNT
FEOERAL PAPER BOARD PLANT
H 2
1/30/84
A
10
N
S 2
2/06/84
A
5
J
H 2
2/17/84
A
1
N
5 2
2/18/84
A
14
N
H 2
2/20/84
A
3
N
S 2
3/08/84
c
8
N
H 2
3/09/84
A
8
N
H 2
3/28/84
A
11
N
S 2
3/23/84
c
5
N
S 2
4/25/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/26/84
A
17
N
H 2
4/27/84
B
4
N
H I
4/28/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/05/84
C
5
N
H 2
7/10/84
B
6
N
H 1
7/25/84
B
I
N
H 2
7/27/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/27/84
A
10
N
S 2
7/27/84
*
8
N
S 2
7/27/84
A
8
N
S 2
8/04/84
A
17
N
S 2
9/20/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/12/84
A
3
N
H 2
10/17/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/17/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/25/84
c
9
N
S 7
10/25/R4
A
16
N
H 2
10/26/84
A
20
N
H 2
10/26/84
A
20
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H 2
10/26/84
B
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S 2
11/01/84
C
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H 2
ll/02/»4
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5
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S 2
11/02/84
C
5
N
S 2
12/04/84
c
4
N
S 2
12/21/84
A
13
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S 2 4/09/84 C 2 N
H 2 11/18/84 8 15 N
7
6/20/84
A
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7/17/84
A
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7/17/84
A
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10/05/84
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12/28/84
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12/28/84
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H 2 11/27/84 A 13 N
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EXCFSS HASTES FOUNO IN CAPE Ft AR RIVER
COMPANY FINED BY STATE WORKING TO MEET ROLES
FEDERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE REGOLATORY AGFNCIES
FEOERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO BANKS. O.S. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF 8ANKSI
ONE EXPLANATION OF FEDERAL RESERVE 'FARCE'
F60ERAL SPINNING CORP.
SANFORO FIRM TO GET LOAN
FEDERATED KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX K. AN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
FEET
SEE ALSO PODIATRY
JOGGING HELPS HEARTS. BUT NOT FEET
THOSE ACHING FEET - DOCTORS NEEDED
LEARN ABOUT CARE OF FEET
FELO BALLET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FELD VISION OVEROONE IN NEW BALLET
FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS
(SEE ALS3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
E ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLAR
70-YEAR-OLD POTTER STILL USES FOOT-POWEREO WHEEL
$900,000 GRANT TO BE USED FOR 3 FELLOWSHIPS
FEMINIST BIBLE
SEE ALSO AN INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE LECTIONARY
OE-SEXED SCRIPTURES HELP WOMEN WORSHIP
FEMINIST MOVEMENT
SEE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
FENCES
WHITEWASHED FENCE
TILLEY THE TOILER
FENCING ICRI-ESI
SEE ALSO BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO "STING" OPERATIONS
15 PEOPLE ARE INDICTED IN THEFT. FENCING PROBE
PROBE BRINGS 122 ARRESTS
cERGUSON. WATT. WALLAS L ADKINS
LAW WOULD MANDATE CONTRACT OUJTAS
DRAFT OF ORDINANCE OMITS HAND:C»PPEO
PROPOSED CONTRACTS LAW ORAwS "RAISE. FIRE
FERRETS
SHE FERRETS OUT PET CHOICE WITH FERRETS
FERRIES
■GOV. HUNT' FERRY LAUNCHED
FERTILITY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SFE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO INFERTILITY
SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
AIR CONDITIONING SPUR TO ROMANCE
FERTILITY DRUG
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SFE ALSO MULTIPLE BIRTHS
DURHAM WOMAN HAS QUADRUPLETS
AND SPRING BIRTHS?
FEPT ILIZER
TOBACCO OAMAGF PROBE
OFFICIALS: HERBICIDE
NO OAMAGE REPORTED T
HEAVY TOBACCO OAMAGE
SOME DURHAM TOBACCO
INGRAM TO VISIT W. R
AOJUSTERS TO ASSESS
TOBACCO CROP IN GOOD
FIRM SAYS IT HAS INS
GROWERS RILEO OVER T
GRAHAM UPSET BY PLAN
GRAHAM MOVES to EASE
FARMERS WITH DAMAGED
THE DICAMBA PROBLEM
I03ACC0 FARMERS SEEK
FERTILIZE' MANUFACTU
FARMERS THREATEN SUI
SUIT MAY BE FILED OV
INGRA- FILES S21.3 M
10 TOBACCO FARMERS I
S OAMAGED TOBACCO
0 DURHAM . EAF CROP
FEARED
CROP MAY 3E HURT BY HERBICIDE
. GRACE FERTILIZER PLANT
FERTILIZE' DAMAGE
SHAPE
URANCE F0> OAMAGEO TOBACCO
OBACCO SETTLEMENT PLAN
TO ASSESS LEAF DAMAGE
FEARS ON LEAF CLAI-S
TOBACCO SEEK MEETING CN SETTLEMENT PLAN
AND HOW WE'RE SOLVING IT. ..(AD)
INFORMATION ON CROP OAMAGE
RER FILES SUIT AGAINST JOHN INGRAM FOR SLANDER
T OVER LE1F SETTLEMENT OFFERS
ER LEAF DAMAGE
LLION SUIT AGAINST FERTILIZER COMPANY
N MOORE SJE OVER OAMAGE TO CROPS
festifall (capel hill. n.c.i
see also apple chill fair
see also chapel hill. n.c.. festivals
see also festivals. n.c.
festifall street fair to be held oct. 7
a time for festivals
13th festifall set sunday
13th festifall starts sunday
swing your partner
festifall goers
street talent
festival ".00
see also festivals. n.c.
see also n.c. quadricentennial
orange 'festival 400' kicks 0= f oct. t
how john white really saw hant eo
festival for the e«0
see also eno river park
see also festivals. durham
see also folk life festival
spend july 4th at eno festival
blend of talents helps coorckate the eno festival
eno festival gearing up for 'writers in the park-
one oay of fun: 1he 198* festival for the eno
gospel. blues anc even hollerin' offered at eno
fun galore fop your fourth
entertainment schedules at en3 , south souare
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DATE C PG L P BYL
2
2
3/29/94 A 17 N
5/03/84 A 22 N
H 2 6/07/84 A 4 L
H 3 4/03/84 B 1 N
S 2 1/18/84 C 1 F J56
H 2 1/19/8* B 1 F B30
S 2 3/06/84 B 2 P N
H 2 10/09/84 0 6 P F
H 2 10/12/8* D 2 R L3*
H 2 8/02/8* A IS
S 2 11/08/84 A 19
H 2 2/08/R4 A 4
S 2 3/17/84 A 3 P P F70
H 2 9/09/84 B 1 P P "66
H 1 1/06/84 B 1
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12/31/84
S U B J E
ENO FESTIVAL: FUN FOR A CAUSE
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS JULY 4
FESTIVALS**- SMALL. LARGE- TO !NCULF OURHAM TOOAY FOR HAPPY BIRTHOAY.
ENO'S JULY 4 CELEBRATION TO FEATURE QUILT SALE
ENO FOURTH: CROWDS. MORE CROWDS
ENO BALLOON LAUNCH
WRITERS IN THE PARK HAS RECORD CROWD IN FESTIVAL FOR ENO
ENO FESTIVAL WAS CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
ENO FESTIVAL PLANS EXPANSION IN " 85
FESTIVAL NIGHTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.
■CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
festivals. durham
see also british american festival
see also centerfest
see also ouke univ.. festivals
see also ouke univ. mary lou williams jazz festival
see also festival for the eno
see also folk life festival
see also high school band festival
see also indian oceans arts festival
see also life. be in it. (festival)
see alsd music
bach festival set
how times 00 change: fairs date far back
british american festival announces events
ffstivals to bring durham business
fun galore for your fourth
entertainment schedules at end. south square
festivals - small. large- to engulf durham today for happy birthoay.
stealing the scfne
bimp.e ends with free festival
indian ocean arts festival is planned
durham centerfest '84 planneo for sept. 22-23
arts of inoia cdming to festival at ouke
duke festival emphasizes third worlo's rich culture
fall street festivals planned
centerfest -84
•centerfest' '84 to have 'more of everything'
centerfest '84
centerfest puts on downtown s-tow
a time for festivals
fest loohs bigger. better
cfnterfest opens with ioeal weather
oancin' in the streets
call it street arts
poor space at festival
school to raise money with festival
eno festival plans expansion in '85
festivals. n.c.
see also alamance county arts experience
see also apple chill fair
see also azalea festival
see also chapel hill. n.c. festivals
sfe also duplin wine cellars
see also earl of granville festival
see also festifall (chapel hill. n.c.i
see also festival 400
see also film festivals
see also folk life festival
see also folkmoot usa
see also fox crossings
see also l0uis3urg college folk music and oance festival
see also person-ality festival
see also shakespeare festivals
see also springfest
alamance's celebration of arts begins next week
it's 'elizabethan' city
murfreesboro holds heritage festival
arts 'rouno the square slated tooay in graham
festival to have collards poetry
henderson festival to be held saturday
mime festival planneo
western n.c. hosts summer 'folkmoot'
music festival set
western north carolina to host international festival
feeding 'folkmoot' visitors is a challenge
shao festival envious of nearby collaro festival
fall street festivals planned
recoro crowo expecteo to persdn-ality festival
orange 'festival 400' kicks off oct. t
urange festival begins oct. 7
murdoch's big event, farm oay. comes saturday
franklin fall festival being helo today
bright leaf hoeoown on tap in yanceyville
chrysanthemum festival oct. 12-14
woolly worm festival planned 1ct. 21
international food festival starts tooay
foreign festival
fetal alcohol syndrome
see also alcoholism
see also birth oefects
n.c. gets toll-free hotline on cetal alcohol syndrome
alcohol. pregnancy: doctors hesitant to warn public of dangers...
researcher: a drink or two okay for pregnant women
study suggests or i nk ing-hereoi ty link
fetal surgery
see also surgery
fetal surgery proves blessing
few gardens housing project
see also concerneo residents fo? community involvement
uuuu-n-hhhhh
project to get police help
fiber optics
computer junkies: the latest aooicts?
dukf eyes heart techniques
sumitomo takes dispute to cou' t
fiddler on the roof (playi
•fiddler" star worth ticket pike
fidolers picnic
fiddlers' picnic set in alamance
fielocrest mills
fielocrest mills reported facing strike in march
union, fielocrest discuss contract
fielocrest officials shocked 3y loss of their positions
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SUBJECTS
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1/14/95
FIELOCREST PROFITS INCREASE SHARPLY
FIELOCREST REPORTS EARNINGS NEARLY DOUBLED OVER QUARTER
FIELOCREST LEADS IN PROFITS INCREASE
FIELOCREST, BI LEADING FIRMS IN PROFIT GROWTH
FIELOCREST NOTES LOWER SALES. PROFITS
AMOSKEAG, FIELDCREST CONSIOER MERGER
FIELOCREST MILLS, SALES AND EARNINGS
FIELOCREST OIVIOEND
FIFTEEN-1 JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SEE JUOICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO US 15-501
MASSIF: TOWN WILL SUBMIT ITS ' OAD PLAN
TOJNS FAIL TO AGREE ON THOROUGHFARE PLAN
STATE URGED TO WIDEN 15-501 BYPASS
1-40 CUMPLETION TO DOUBLE TRAFFIC
VOTE EXPECTED ON FINAL EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY SEGMENT
FIFTH OF JULY IPLAYI
DUKE PLAYERS EXCEL IN LANFORD WILSON'S "FIFTH OF JULY"
PLAYEO FOR LAUGHS, "FIFTH1 ENTERTAINS
FRIRUSTFR
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
SENATE CRUSHES FILLIbUSTER AGAINST CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
OFFSHORE DRILLING-BILL FILIBUSTER APPEARS LIKELY TO SUCCEEO
FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OLD VESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM FAIR
SHORT FILMS FEATURED IN FREE SERIES
3 IN -SOS RED PROBE WILL VISIT DUKE
FIVE MOVIES ON WOMEN SCHEDULE"1
WESTERNS IN SILER CITY JAN. 29
BLACKLISTED HOLLYWOOD IP SUBJECT OF FILM SERIES
COWBOY MOVIE TIME AGAIN
FILM OIRECTOR TO VISIT DUKE
OIRECTOR TO INTRODUCE 1947 FILM AT DUKE
•HOLLYWOOD 101 DIRECTOR EXPERIENCED PERSECUTION
SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
RALEIGH CLUB PLANS FOR WESTERN MOVIE FESTIVAL
FILM CLUB PLANS SPRING ROUNDUP
SUMMER BRINGS "EEL" EVENTS
FILMS INCLUOE VINTAGE WORKS. AMERICAN DEBUT
CINEMA SCHEDULED
BLACK IMAGES SUBJECT OF FREE FILM SERIES
FREE FILM SERIES BEGINS TUESOAY
•THRILLING" FILM SERIES
FFLLINI FILM FESTIVAL SETS SALE TOMORROW
WESTERN FILM FAIR SHOWING FIRST-EVER PROFITS
FONOA FILMS
FILM ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS BEGINS FREE SERIES
•HAIR' BEGINS FILM SERIES
LIBRARY OFFERS FREE FILMS
MOVIE OIRECTOR SAYS: M HAVEN'T MADE THINGS I DION'T WANT TO'
THIRD WORLO SERIES BEGINS ON "ONDAY AT OUKE UNIVERSITY
PFTER SELLERS FILM FESTIVAL CONTINUES AT THE ART SCHOOL
SOUTHERN CULTURE IS FOCUS
FILM FRIENDS OF THE CAROLINA THEATSR
SEE ALSO CAROLINA THEATER IOURHAM, N.C.I
FRIENOS AT THE THEATER
THEATFR'S BEST FRIENDISI
FILM INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES. J.S.
SEE ALSO CHILD ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO MOVIE RATINGS
SEE ALSO MOVIE THEATERS
SEE ALSO N.C, FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, FILMS
3 IN '50S RED PROBE WILL VISIT OUKE
POLONSKY, LARONER TO VISIT 0U< E FOR FILM SERIES
BLACKLISTED OIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT OUKE
RING LARONER JR., TO TALK ON MOVIES OF 1950S ERA
SCREENWRITER TO DISCUSS '50S BLACKLIST
POLONSKY TALKS ABOUT BLACKLIST
BLACKLISTED WRITER SPEAKS
ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY IS REA1Y FOR N.C. FILM GROWTH
AMERICA NEEOS SOME NEW OLD MOVIES
MOVIE OIRECTOR SAYS: 'I HAVEN'T MAOE THINGS I DIDN'T WANT TO'
CINEMA TALK IS SET
CONSUMERS WIN YULE GIFT
FILM INOUSTRY, VIEWING
NFW GUIOELINE VAGUE
FILM PROJECTIONS (SUN COLUMNI
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. FILMS
THESE FILMS WERE UNDEREXPOSEO
QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN "2010"
FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. FREEWATFR FILM SUCIETY
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C, FILMMAKING
SFE ALSO N.C OFFICE OF MOTION 'ICTURE DEVELOPMENT
CREEDMOOR MOVIE
GRAO STUDENT SPENDS FALL TUTO'ING YOUNG MOVIE STAR JUSTIN HENRY
FILM OIRECTOR JAMFS IVORY TO VISIT OUKE
FILMMAKER TO SPEAK
FIL"MAKER RUTS BLAME ON AMERIIA FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE WITH RUSSIANS
DURHAM MUSICIAN TO DEBUT IN PICTURES
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO ETHICS COOE
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXP=NOITURES
3R0YHILU RICHEST "AN IN HOUSE
SENATORS FINANCIAL STATUS GIVEN
THE HIS/HERS DILEMMA
FERRARO C 2ACCAR0 - THEY BARE ALL ! . . . CENSOREO" I C AR TOON I
UNBIASED INVESTIGATION IS DUE
MS. FERRARO'S PROBLEMS NOT nv'R
NOOSE BEING TOSSED OVER ZACCA=C"S BUSINESS SIGN ICARTOONI
FERRA°0 FINANCES: SHE'S NOT OFF THE HOOK
MR. BUSH"S SNIDE REMARK
RUBES ON PRESS ROW
AN INSULT TO INTELLIGENCE
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•J < .1 a L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
CHECK HELMS' HONESTY
HOUSE ETHICS COMMITTEE WRONG ON TWO COUNTS
FINGERNAILS
HER BEAUTY PROOUCTS ARE POTATTES.
VINEGAR
FINGERPRINTS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
PROGRAM TO HELP PARENTS DEAL w I TH MISSING CHILD
•IDENT-A-CHILD' EFFORT A BIG SUCCESS
IOEMT-A-CHIL0 PROGRAM A SUCCESS. To 3E OFFERED AGAIN
MISSING CHILDREN TASK FORCE HEARS PLEAS. PROPOSALS
FREE FINGERPRINTING FOR CHILD'EN OFFERED
NOW THIS ONE
ALL SMILES
•NO. MA, I DON'T WANNA BE PRINTED'
PANEL WANTS AGENCY FOR MISSING CHILDREN
PROGRAM OFFERS NEW SAFEGUARD
CHAPEL HILL POLICE TO FINGERPRINT YOUTHS FOR FREE
FINLEY FOREST
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON NEW CONDOMINIUMS
WORK BEGINS ON FINLEY FOREST
BOARO ASKED TO GIVE UP PART OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
DEVELOPER SEEKS SCHOOL CHANGE
THE CASE OF FINLEY FOREST
COUNTY SCHOOLS RETAIN JURISDICTION OVER FINLEY FOREST
PUPILS MAY LEAVE SCHOOLS; TAX BASE WILL NOT CHANGE
COUNTY SCHOOLS PRUDENT IN REJECTING OISTRICT DEAL
COMPLETES FIRST PHASE
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FIRE DFPTS., N.C.
SEE ALSO RESCUES
FIRE RESCUE HEARING SET IN SANFORO
FIRE ANT
AREA PLACED UNDER ANT QUARANTINE
FIRE CHIEFS
SEE N.C. FIRE MARSHALLS ASSOCIATION
FIRE COOES
FIRE CUOE HEARING STRIKES NO SPARKS
STRONGER FIRE COOE ENDORSED BY CITY PANEL
EARLY OETECTION IS VITAL IN PLUGGING TANK LEAKS
PIPE DEPTS.. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.
FIRE DI STRICTS
FIRE OEPTS.. DURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO PARKWOOD VOLUNTEER FIR; DEPT.
SEE ALSO REDWOOO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FIRE COVERAGE BEING COMPLETED
REDWOOO FIRE PREMIUMS TO OROP
1200.000 ASKED TO RENOVATE BRANCH LIBRARY
ADDITIONAL FUNDS ASKED BY LIBRARY
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NOW FIRST-LINE MEDICS
COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS TO PAY LESS FOR INSURANCE
COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE RATES TO DROP AUG. 1
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN IN DRILLS
FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR
HONOREO FIREFIGHTERS
PIPE DEPTS., N.C.
SEE ALSO FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO. FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICi TRAINING PROGRAMS
FIRE RESCUE HEARING SET IN SAMFORD
HIGH-RISE BEACH CONDOS OVERTAX FIRE DEPARTMENTS
N.C. FIRE MARSHALS TO MEET
FIRE OEPTS.. N.C. VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO LEBANON VULUNTSER FIRE OEPT.
FIREMENT SEEK BETTER ALARM SYSTEM
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS: WITH MONEY IN TIGHT SUPPLY...
FALLING CHIMNEY INJURES FIREMAN
VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPTS. TO GET SRANTS
FIREMEN IGNORE CALL: MAN'S HO"E BURNS
TWO TOWNS EXTEND FIRE PROTECTION
3 FIRE CHIEFS IN ORANGE COUNTY WILL STEP OOWN
FIRE DEPTS.. ORANGE COUNTY. VOLUNTCFR
THREE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEFS STEP DOWN IN ORANGE COUNTY
FIRE OISTRICTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY. N.C, FIRE DISTRICTS
FIRE FIGHTING
SEE FIREFIGHTING
FIRE HYORANTS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C
SEE ALSO DURHAH COUNTY,
BOND ISSUE PREPARATIONS ARE OROERED
HYDRANT HIT
COUNTY 60AR0 AGREES ON FIRE HYORANT FEES
OWASA PLANS BILLING CHANGE
OWASA WILL DECIDE ON HYDRANT FUND LOSS
WATER BOARO SCRAPS HYORANT FE=S
WATER AUTHORITY CUSTOMERS WILL SHARE COST OF HYORANTS
HEARINGS UNATTENDED
ALL'S QUIET AT TWO HEARINGS
FIRE INSPECTION ANO PREVENTION PROSRAM
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
FOSTER PARENTS ANGRY AT 'WHIMS' Oe FIRE INSPECTOR
FOSTER PARENTS' HOME PASSES FIRE INSPECTION
FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO ARSON
CITY BEING RATED ON F I RE -F I GHT IMG
PARKWOOD FIRE INSURANCE RATING TO BE UPGRADEO
COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS TO PAY LESS FOR INSURANCE
COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE RATES T1 DROP AUG. 1
PARKwOOO AREA CLARIFIED
BUTNER FIRE INSURANCE RATES T3 OROP
BUTNER AREA FIRE INSURANCE RATES TO OROP
FIRE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO FIRE INSPECTION ANO PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SMOKE DETECTORS
ASHEVILLE FIRMS HELD SUPPORTING BAN ON SMOKING
PSOS TOUT FIRE PREVENTION
, F[OE HYDRANT RENTAL FEES
N.C, FIRE HYORANT FEES
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FIRE PREVENTION WILL BE STRESSED
LEARNING THE ROPES
GETTING LESSON
FIRE PREVENTION
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
FIRC PREVENTION MILL BE STRESSED
LEARNING THE ROPES
GETTING LESSON
FIRE PREVENTION
FIRE-RETAROANT WOOD
SFE ALSO HOOD
FIRE-RETAROANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTROOUCEO BV KOPPERS IN N.C.
FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
FOSTER PARENTS ANGRY AT "WHIMS' OF FIRE INSPECTOR
FOSTER PARENTS' HOME PASSES FIRE INSPECTION
REALTOR DRIVE A LIFESAVER
FIRE DRILL AT JAIL 'LEASES OFMCIALS
N.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY T3 SELL BONDS FOR APARTMENTS
BILL ADDRESSES CIGARETTES. FIRE SAFETY
clREBOMBS, N.C.
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN BOMB CASE
FIRECRACKERS
SEE ALSO FIREWORKS
SFE ALSO JULY 4
FOUR TEEN-AGERS CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO HOME
FIREFIGHTERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY AREA FIRE SCHOOL
N.C. FIRE MARSHALS TO MEET
GETTING LOST IS EASY IN FIREFIGHTING SCHOOL
FIREFIGHTING
•FLYING BOXCAR'
TO BATTLE FORE ST FIRES
FIREL IGHT ING
FIRELIGHTING CASES INCREASE IN N.C.
FIRE-LIGHTING CASES ON RISE
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUNO
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
CITUENS NEEOED TO FILL CITY POSTS
FIRES. CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.
JUOGE UPHOLDS ARSON CHARGE
CHARGES NOT OISMISSEO
CHIEF'S WIFE CHARGED WITH SETTING BLAZE
JURY CHARGES LLOYO WITH FRAUO. ARSON
MRS. LLOYD ARRESTEO, RELEASED
LLJYD FACES FRAUO CHARGE
CARRBORO GIRL FOUND DEAD IN FIRE
POLICE REPORT CARRBORO GIRL. '. STRANGLED BEFORE FIRE IN HOME
INVESTIGATION OF GIRL'S OEATH CONTINUES
DEATH OF 7-YEAR-OLD PROMTS REVIEW OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS
KEROSENE LANTFRN CAUSES FIRE
MOBILE HOME BURNS. ARSON IS INVESTIGATED
CAUSE OF CARRBORO FIRE GIVEN
WATER HEATER CAUSES FIRE
FIRE GUTS CONOOS
FIRE OAMAGES CONDOMINIUM
CANOLE BLAMED FOR 156.000 F I Rc
CANOLE BLAMED FOR CONOO FIRE
LI3UI0 PCUREO ON FLOORING PRI3R TO FIRE
WITNESS FAILS TO IDENTIFY OEFCNfUNT IN ARSON CASE
HOUSE DAMAGE OVER HO. 000
ARSON CHARGE OISMISSEO; 2 OTHERS REMAIN
CHAPEL HILL FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE DENIES PARTICIPATING IN HOUSE BLAZE
FRAUD CHARGE DISMISSED IN MRS. LLOYD'S TRIAL
JURY: MRS. LLOYD GUILTY OF BLR N ING HOUSE IN CARRBORO
FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE SENTENCED FIR BURNING
MRS. LLOYD FILES APPEAL
JUDGE SETS S7.5DO BONO FOR MRS. LLOYD
ORANGE MAN'S BODY FOUND IN FH£
CARRBORO MAN'S BOOY FOUND IN <=IRE
FIRE VICTIM'S DOGS LEFT HOMELESS
FIRES. CHAPEL HILL
GREASE FIRE REPORTED
HOUSE GETS ta.DOO OAMAGE
FOUL PLAY INVESTIGATED IN CARRBORO GIRL'S OEATH
PRO«E PUSHEO IN OEATH
POLICE WANT CALLS ON CHILD'S 3EATH
FIRE OAMAGES DU°LEX
FIRE OA~AGES OUPLEX
FIRE ATTRIBUTED TO FAULTY CLOCK
OUPLEX DAMAGED
POLICE GET CALLS ON GIRL'S DEATH
FIRE HITS CHAPEL HILL RESIDFNIE
YATES COURT HOUSE BURNS
FIRE DESTROYS WOMAN'S CAR
FIRE OESTRUYS AUTOMOBILE
TWO ARE CHARGFO WITH SETTING CIRE
MOUSE CATCHES FIRE DURING STO^M
FIRF DAMAGES APARTMENT
FRAT HOUSE FIRE
FIRF DAMAGES FRATERNITY
FIRE HITS APARTMENT
APAPT"ENT FIRE OAMAGE ESTIMATEO AT (10.000
FIR OAMAGES ORANGE HOME
CANDLES IGNITE 2 HOUSE FIRES
FIRE DAMAGES VANCE ST. APARTMENT
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT ROOM
WOMAN. 6b. TREATED AFTER FIRE
► ITCHEN OAMAGED
KITCHEN FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE. KILLS TWO OOGS
FIRES. DURHAM
SFE ALSO ACCIDENTS. FIKES
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FIRES
SFE ALSO FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO GRASS FIRES
HELP FOR THE HOMELESS
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
2 MEN ARE HURT, HOUSE RUlNtU AS GAS FLARES UP
BURN VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVES
2 BURNED STARTING HEATER WITH GAS
BLAZE HITS HOME
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1/31/84
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2/29/84
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2/29/84
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3/01/84
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3/01/84
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3/02/84
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3/09/84
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3/13/84
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3/16/84
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4/06/84
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6/20/84
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6/20/84
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9/17/84
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9/19/04
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9/26/84
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9/27/84
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9/28/84
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9/28/84
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10/04/84
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12/17/84
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12/18/84
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: IRE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
FIRE OANAGES VACANT HOUSE
WATCHING. WAITING - AND HOPING
FIRE DAMAGES GLENOALE AVENUE HOME
2 HOUSE FIRES FOUGHT
FIRES CAUSE HFAVY DAMAGE TO 2 HOUSES
FIRE DAMAGES HALF OF DUPLEX
FIRE OAMAGES DURHAM DUPLEX
FOOD STARTS HOME FIRE
FIRES SHEEP TWO HOUSES ON HOLLOWAY
FIRE DAMAGES VACANT HOUSES .-..—.».
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: HARROWING EXPERIENCE
HOME FIRE COSTS $20,000
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
FIRE DESTROYS INDUSTRIAL OVEN
INCINERATOR IGNITES PLATFORM
U»STEAD BIRTHPLACE DESTROYED "1 FIRE
WIND-FANNED FLAMES RIP THROUGH DURHAM BUSINESS
YOU HAVE TO TACKLE A FIRE FROM ALL ANGLES
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN WIN COMMENOATION
1150.000 FIRE HITS HOUSE. WAREHOUSE
OFFICIALS PROPE CAUSE OF FIRE AT FIRM
FIRE HITS HOME
PRISONER ACCUSED OF SETTING FIRE
PISTOL. STEREO STOLEN
MAN IS BURNED
FIRE HITS MOBILE HOME
DURHAM TEEN SAVES BROTHER. 6. FROM FIRE
FAN CAUSES PIPE
STORE FIRE INVESTIGATED
ATTIC DAMAGED
BLAZE DESTROYS DURHAM HOUSE
FIRE OESTROYS HOME; POLICE SUSPECT ARSON
HOUSE DAMAGED
FIRE DAMAGES DURHAM HOME
FIRE OAMAGES APARTMENT HOUSE
PROPANE IN TRUCK IGNITES
•POP' BEGINS FIRE: HUUSE IS OAMAGED
FIRE OESTROYS LAW OFFICE
PROBE IS PUSHED IN HOUSE FIRE
FIRE IS BLAMED ON SHORT CIRCUIT
UNWATCHED POT ON STOVE CATCHES FIRE
HOUSE FIRE REPORTED
SMOKE BRINGS FIREMEN . „,..
FIRE CAUSE INVESTIGATED BY OFMCERS
FIVE OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE DU'LEX APARTMENT BLAZE
OFFICIALS PROBE FIRE AT OUPLEX
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE SIMMONS ST. BLAZE
GOLDEN BELT FIRE REPORTED
HEAT, SMOKE FELL FIREMEN AT HUNDRY FIRE
SHORTEO-OUT WIRES LINKEO TO DJRHAM LAUNORY FIRE
WIRING P.LAMEO FOR STARTING FIRE AT DRY CLEANERS
TOBACCO ROAD
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT
A STICKER FOR SAFETY
CRICKET INN MOTEL OAMAGED BY
BLAZE DAMAGES CARNIVAL RIDE
FIRE OAMAGES MOBILE HOME
LtM FIRE IS MINOR
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED IN BLAZE
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
3 BFAT, ROB MAN OF «165
FIRE DAMAGES SERVICE STATION
GREASE FIRE OAMAGES HOUSE
CHILDREN WITH MATCHES MAY HAVE CAUSED FIRE
HOUSE OESTROYED BY fire
ARSON EYEO IN HOME FIRE
2 FIRES OESTROY BUILDINGS AT SAME AODRESS
HOUSE OAMAGED AFTER FURNACE CATCHES ON FIRE
INSULATION CAUSES FIRE IN HOME
RESIDENT CHARGEO IN APARTMENT FIRES
FIRE OAMAGES DUPLEXES
WOMAN CALLS ARSON ARREST A FRAME. SET-UP
WOMAN RELEASED AFTER BOND REOJCED
FIRE STARTS ON STOVE. DAMAGES HOUSE.
FIREMEN STAMP OUT GRASS FIRE SLONG 1-95 AT WASHINGTON ST....
BURNING PRESENTS SPREAD FIRES IN 5 COUNTIES
FIRE ON TRUCK STARTS GRASS FI»ES ALONG 1-85
MAN BAOLY BURNED IN APARTMENT FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT
BURN VICTIM LISTED IN CRITICAL CONOITION
TOWELS. RAGS CATCH FIRE IN SHERATON'S LAUNORY
HOUSE OAMAGED BY CHIMNEY PIPE
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
FIRE OAMAGES HOME
TWO WEEKEND FIRES DAMAGE RESIDENCES
BLAZES OAMAGE DURHAM HOMES
FIRE OESTROYS STORAGE HOUSE
FIRE DESTROYS DURHAM FAMILY'S HOME. BELONGINGS
FIRE OESTROYS HOUSE ON ELLIS > OAO
BURNEO-OUT DURHAM FAMILY GETS HFLP
HOUSE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FIRE
DURHAM FIREMEN BATTLE THREE BLAZES
BLAZE OESTROYS BARN
92-YEAR-OLD MAN DIES TRYING T] FIGHT A FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS VACANT HOUSE
FIRES. DURHAM, DEATHS
98-YEAR-OLD DURHAM WOMAN AND DAUGHTER DIE IN HOUSE FIRE
HOUSE FIRE KILLS ELOERLY WOMAN, HER DAUGHTER, 73
MAN DIES ThO DAYS AFTER APARTMENT FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE THAT <ILLEO DURHAM MAN
FIRES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO REDWOOD VULUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FIRE RUINS TWO BUILOINGS
VACANT HOUSE NEAR ORANGE FACT3RY BURNS
FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO OlSASTERS
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO GRASS FIRES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.. FIRES
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, BARN FIRES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSE FIRES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FIRES
WOMAN JAILEO FOR HOTEL FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES HISTORIC CHURCH
FIRE OAMAGES HUNT'S BOYHOOD H3ME
BLAZE OAMAGES BOYHOOD HOME OF GOV. HUNT
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF SCH30L
HERO HEEOED BABY'S CRY
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1/25/94 B
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1/29/84 C
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1/30/94 A
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2/24/84 A
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2/25/84 A 22
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2/28/84 B
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3/03/94 B
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3/04/84 A
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3/09/84 A
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H 2
3/10/B4 C
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3/16/84 A
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3/16/84 C
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3/16/84 A
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3/19/84 A
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3/20/94 A
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3/24/84 A
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3/27/84 C
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4/12/84 B
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4/18/84 A
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4/21/84 A
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4/22/84 C
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4/25/84 A
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4/25/84 C
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5/06/84 C
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5/20/84 B
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5/21/84 B
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5/21/84 A
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5/22/84 C
1
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H 2
5/28/84 A
8
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S 2
5/28/84 C
1
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S 2
6/08/84 C
1
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6/10/84 B
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S 2
6/11/84 A
5
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6/18/84 A
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S 2
6/20/B4 C
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6/21/84 C
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8/17/94 B
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9/01/84 A
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9/19/84 C
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9/27/84 C
1
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9/28/84 B
1
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S 2
10/02/94 A
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S 2
10/03/84 C
10
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10/13/84 B
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10/16/84 C
1
N
H 2
10/20/84 C
1
N A54
S 2
11/05/84 C
1
N
H 2
11/J6/84 A
3
N
H 2
11/12/84 B
I
N
S 2
11/12/84 C
2
N
H 2
11/13/84 A
1
P N A54
H 2
11/13/84 B
I
P P S76
S 2
11/13/84 A
1
N A47
H 2
11/14/84 B
1
N SB2
H 2
11/16/84 B
5
N
S 2
11/22/84 C
1
N
H 2
11/24/64 A
1
P P T37
H ?
11/24/84 B
1
P N 046
S ?
11/24/84 A
I 1
N
H 2
11/26/84 A
9
N
H 2
11/27/84 C
3
N
H 2
11/27/84 C
3
N
H ?
12/01/84 8
4
N
H 2
12/02/84 B
9
N
S 2
12/03/84 A
5
N
S 2
12/08/84 A
3
N
H 2
12/10/84 B
1
N
S 2
12/10/84 C
3
N
S 2
12/10/84 C
3
N
S 2
12/17/84 A
1
N A47
H 2
12/18/B4 C
2
N
S 2
12/19/84 A
1
P N A47
H 2
12/27/64 B
1
N A54
S 2
12/27/84 A
3
N
S 2
12/29/84 A
3
N
H 2
12/30/B4 8
1
N
S 2
12/31/84 A
a
N
S 2 11/07/64 A 1 P N A47
H 2 11/08/64 B 1 P N A54
H 2 11/28/64 B I N 454
S 2 11/28/84 C 10 0
H 2 6/15/84 B 1
H 2 12/31/84 B I
H
?
1/01/84
r,
10
N
H
?
1/03/84
A
1 3
N
S
?
1/24/84
A
?
N
H
?
1/25/84
A
1 3
N
H
?•
2/10/64
A
1 1
N
H
?
2/12/84
A
6
N
HONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/B4
FIRE DAMAGES TEXTILE COMPLEX
GUILFORD MILLS FIRE FORCES EVA
FIRE DAMAGES CHURCH
CHURCH HEAVILY DAMAGED 3Y F I R =
ORANGE COUNTY MAN FOUNO SHOT T
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES DINING HA
WOMAN LEADS bLINO MAN FROM HOJ
STUDENTS CHARGcO IN FIRE
HOSPITAL FIRE
NIGHTSPOT BURNS
FIRE THREAT AT BEACH RUINS CHI
OFFICIALS CONCERNS ABOUT CON3
TWO CHARGED IN FRANKLIN LOUNGE
FIRE. EXPLOSION ROCK HENOERSO'l
POLICE PROBE EXPLOSION IN GOWV
3BI. HENOERSON OFFICIALS PROBI
OFFICERS INSPECT RU3BLE OF 5 TO
EMPLUYEE HELD IN STORE BURNING
FORUM SET IN VANCE ON RACIAL T
2NO PERSON CHARGED IN HENDERS!"
DERAILED TRAIN BURNS IN N.C. T
RESIDFNTS RETURN TO MARSHVILLE
JNION COUNTY OFFICIALS LAUO 01
SOME MARSHVILLE FIRMS REOPEN
FIRE DAMAGES 3UTNER FACTORY
TRAIN CRASH IS BLAMED ON 'HUMS
FIRE CAMAGES BUNN SCHOOL
SENDERS NOT SATISFIEO WITH PRO
FIRE DESTROYS MOTORCYCLE CLUB-I
FIRES WHIP THROUGH MCDOWELL. 1
TARHEEL BOY HERO VYING FOR TIT
WAKE FOREST VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
TWO PCO°LE HURT IN HOUSE FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS KITTRELL HOUSE
FIVE PEOPLE INJURED AS FIRE DE
FIRE SAIO SET AFTER ROBEERY
FIRE °UT OUT AT YADKIN WAREHOJ
ROXBORO MAN CHARGED IN FIRE
EX-DURAHM RESTOENT DIES IN FIR
3 FIREMEN HURT IN WILSON BLAZE
POSSI"ILITY OF ARSON PROBED II
PERSON WOMAN INJURED IN FIRE
DOWNTOWN WILSON DAMAGED BY Fp
WILSON COUNTING LOSSES FROM FI
ARSON IS INVESTIGATED IN MOBIL
WOMAN HOSPITAL IZED
FIRE DESTROYS 16 MOBILE HOMES
PAPERBOY ALERTS FAMILY TO F I Rr
400 ARE EVACUATEO IN BEACH HOT
GAS PIPELINE FIRE INJURES 4 WO
VANCE MAN INOICTED IN SH0E-ST3
t2 PEOPLt TREATED AFTER FIRE A
AUTHORITIES: OROWNEO MAN may -»
FIREMEN IGNORE CALL; MAN'S HO"
TWO TOWNS EXTEND FIRE PROTECTI
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
ABANDONED BUILDING CATCHES FI'
FIRE RAZES FAYETTEVILLE BUILDI
FIRE DAMAGES COMPANY IN GREENV
BUSINESS IN GREENVILLE HEAVILY
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION AT N.C.
JUDGE MOVES SANOERS TRIAL
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE OESTROYED BY
FIRE OESTROYS WRIGHT BROTHERS
WAREHOUSE BURNS
PANTRY FIRE CAUSES 110.000 IN
BLAZE DESTROYS BARN. SHED. EO.J
ARTIFACTS SHOULD BE SAFE
ALAMANCE HOUSE OESTROYED BY FI
SECOND DUWNTOWN FIRE IN MONTH
CAMPBELL DORM EVACUATED DUE T3
CAMPBFLL LAUNDRY FIRE
FIRE THREATENS N.C. LlGHTHOUS?
BLAZE IN CASWELL LEAVES THREE
N.C. OFFICE BUILDING DESTROYED
2 INJURED. HUNDREDS EVACUATED
SOME STATE FORMS OESTROYEO BY
PARLOR'S RECORDS DESTROYED
FORE DESTRPUS CJATJA, JP , E
JURY IS SELECTED AS SANDERS T'
200 PIGS DIE IN FIRE AT N.C. S
WITNESS SAYS SANOERS SHOWED HI
DEFENSE ATTACKS KEY WITNESS IN
FIRE DESTROYS DALLAS BUILDING
WITNESSES SAY SANDERS WANTED T
WITNESSES: SIGNS BLOCKED VIEW
OWNER FOUNO INNOCENT OF PLUT T
VANCE COUNTY MAN CLEARED IN A<
JURY FREES OWNER IN STORE FIR=
CLARKTON SCHOOL BUILDING BURNS
FRANKLIN, TWO TOWNS NOTIFIED 3
FIRE DAMAGES SCHOOL IN FRANKLI
FIRE DISRUPTS ACTIVITY AT RDU
RDU OFFICIALS TO START CLEANUP
FIRE DESTROYS BUILOING IN MANT
12 APARTMENTS DESTROYED bY fl!
FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE AT LUMBER Y
CHARLOTTE BOY KILLEO IN FIRF
VANCE FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING A
DAMAGE FROM FIRE AT BUILDING "
SECOND FIRE HITS HUMOSEXUAL NI
ASHFVILLE BUILDING DESTROYED
0 DEATH
LL AT CAMP WILLOW RUN
SE FIRE 6UT DIES AFTER GOING BACK IN.
EF'S SLEEP
0 FIRES
FIRE
BUILDING
TOWN HENDERSON
NG FIRE, EXPLOSION
RE
ENSIONS
N FIRE
OWN
AFTER TRAIN WRECK
SASTER PLAN
N FAILURES'
BE OF EXPLOSION
OUSE
ACON COUNTIES
LE: NO. 1 'SUPER KID'
GETS CALL TO FAMILIAR ADDRESS
STROYS N.C. PIER
SE
DOWNTOWN OXFORD FIRES
E
RE
E HOME LOT FIRE
EL FIRE
RKMEN
RE PLAZE
T N.C. STATE
AVE KILLEO HIMSELF
E BURNS
ON
E IN DOWNTOWN AREA OF FAYETTEVILLE
NG
ILLE
DAMAGED BY FIRE
STATE CAMPUS
BLAZE
MEMORABIL IA
DAMAGES
IPMENT, TOBACCO
OESTROYS FAYETTEVILLE WAREHOUSE
FIRE
PEOPLE HOMELESS
BY FIRE
IN FIRE IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH
FIRE
IAL BEGINS IN ROXBORO
TATE FARM
1 GASOLINE TO BURN SHOE STORE
BURNING TRIAL
0 MOVE BUSINESS
INTO STORE BEFORE FIRE
0 BURN STORE
SON CASE
CIVIL LAWSUIT
NTON
EO
E
ARO
NO ANTIQUES
AY REACH J250.000
GHTSPOT
FIRES. N.C, DEATHS
SFE ALSO DEATHS. N.C.
FIRE KILLS FOUR IN KANNAPOLIS
HANOICAPPED MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
N.C. MAN PULLS TWO FROM FIRE
MARINE DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
MARINE CORPORAL OIES IN HOUSE FIRE
WOMAN OIES IN AUTO BLAZE
CARRBORO GIRL FOUND DEAD IN FIRE
FOUL PLAY INVESTIGATED IN CAR;BOsn GIRL'S DEATH
POLICE OEPORT CARRBORO GIRL, 7, STRANGLED BEFORE F,RE IN HOME
INVESTIGATION OF GIRL'S DEATH CONTINUES
HOUSE FIRE KILLS FOUR CHILO'E^I
FATHER OF FOUR CHARGED IN THEIR DEATHS
BLINO MAN OIES IN WINSTON-SALEM FIRE
TWO SISTERS ARE KILLED IN MOBILE HOME FIRE
TWO DIE IN TRAILER FIRE
LAw OFFICERS CONTINUE SFARCH IN BURGLARY ATTEMPT, FIRE DEATH
HAN, WOMAN ARRESTED IN FATAL ZHATHAM FIRE
WOMAN, 82, FOUND DEAD AFTER FIRE IN MOBILE HOME
ELDERLY WOMAN DIES IN FIRE
7-MONTH-OLD TWINS DIE IN FIRE
VANCE MAN'S BODY FOUNO IN BURIED MOBILE HOME
C T
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s
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1/14/85
N E
E
L
Y
P D
DATE
C
PG L
p
BYL
S 2
2/13/6",
c
N
H 2
2/14/64
A
12
N
H 2
2/27/84
A
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
11
N
S 2
3/01/84
a
N
K45
H 1
3/09/84
B
N
H 2
3/10/84
A
9
N
S 2
3/16/84
A
5
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
9
N
H 2
3/25/84
A
8
N
H 2
3/26/84
B
12
N
S 2
3/26/84
A
3
N
H 1
3/23/»4
3
N
H 2
4/02/84
A
N
S 2
4/02/84
A
1 P N
H 1
4/03/84
a
N
H I
4/04/84
B
N
L30
H 2
4/C5/84
B
N
H 1
4/06/B4
B
N
H60
H 1
4/10/84
B
N
H 2
4/11/84
A
1 P N
H 2
4/12/84
A
N
H 2
4/12/»4
A
N
H 2
4/13/84
A
N
S 2
4/I3/B4
A
1 P N
H 2
4/17/84
A
N
H 1
4/19/84
B
N
S 2
4/24/84
C
R
H05
H 1
4/25/84
B
N
S 2
4/27/84
A
N
H 2
4/29/84
B
N
H 2
5/0 3/84
C
N
H I
5/09/34
C
N
H I
5/17/84
e
N
H 2
5/18/84
A
N
H 1
5/25/84
B
N
H 2
6/01/84
C
14
N
H I
6/05/84
B
N
S 2
6/05/84
C
N
H 2
6/06/84
a
N
H 1
6/06/84
B
N
H 1
6/06/84
B
N
S 7
6/06/84
C
13
N
H 2
6/07/84
A
11
N
S 2
6/07/84
A
N
S 2
6/07/84
C
N
H 2
6/08/84
A
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
6/13/84
9
N
H 2
7/03/84
B
14
N
H 2
7/11/84
A
N
H 2
7/12/84
A
N
H 2
7/14/84
E
N
H 2
7/15/84
B
N
H 2
7/13/84
B
12
N
H 2
8/05/84
B
3
N
H 2
3/06/84
B
5
N
S 2
8/06/84
A
6
> N
S 2
8/03/84
A
2
N
H 2
8/09/e4
A
9
N
H 2
8/16/84
a
14
N
H 1
3/16/84
B
1
N
L40
H 2
3/24/34
A
6
N
H 2
8/24/84
C
14
N
H 2
8/25/84
8
I
N
H 2
B/27/64
B
6
N
H 1
8/3D/34
8
1
N
S 2
3/30/84
A
4
E
H 2
9/04/84
A
3
N
H I
9/07/84
B
1
N
H 1
9/07/84
B
1
N
H I
9/08/84
B
1
3 0
S 2
9/10/84
C
3
N
H 1
9/20/84
B
1
N
H '
10/04/84
C
10
N
S 2
10/04/84
C
6
» N
H 2
10/05/84
A
10
N
H 2
10/05/84
B
1
N
W36
H 2
I0/13/e4
A
16
N
H 1
10/16/84
C
1
N
L40
H 2
U/17/84
A
9
N
H 1
10/17/84
B
1
N
L40
H \
10/18/84
3
I
N
L40
H 2
10/19/84
A
12
N
H I
10/19/84
E
1
N
140
H I
10/20/84
c
I
N
L40
H 2
10/23/84
A
I
N
L40
S 2
10/23/34
A
1
N
J56
H 2
10/24/84
A
1
N
L40
H 2
11/08/84
A
5
N
H 1
11/16/84
B
I
N
H 1
1 1/21/34
B
1
N
H 2
11/26/84
A
1
3 N
S 2
11/26/84
A
1
9 N
C6C
S 2
12/03/84
A
2
N
H 2
12/06/64
A
16
N
H 2
12/06/34
A
19
N
S 2
12/10/84
c
3
N
H 2
12/23/84
B
1
N
S 2
12/24/34
C
7
N
H 2
12/26/84
c
1
N
H 2
12/27/84
A
18
N
H 2
1/02/34
c
1
N
H 1
2/03/64
e
1
N
H 2
2/07/84
A
13
N
s ?
2/13/34
c
2
N
H 1
2/14/84
B
1
N
H 2
2/19/e4
C
14
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
I
N
S 2
2/23/84
A
1
N
K45
H 2
2/24/»4
A
1
N
H 2
2/25/84
B
3
N
H 2
3/03/84
A
10
N
H 2
3/11/34
A
6
N
H 2
3/23/84
A
6
N
h 2
5/02/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
5/28/84
A
8
N
H 1
6/07/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/12/64
3
1
N
H 2
7/08/84
e
1
N
S 2
7/09/64
A
5
N
H 2
8/07/B4
B
8
N
H 1
8/09/84
a
1
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
PAGE 329
1/14/85
FIRE KILLS 2-YEAR-OLD
2-YEAR-OLD GIRL 01 ES IN HOUSE FIRF ,._.- „„
3 BODIES FOUND AFTER FIRE; HOMICIDE BEING INVESTIGATED
WOMAN OIES IN FIRE. 11 PERSONS FSCAPE
FIRE KILLS HUMAN
ORANGE MAN'S BODY FOUNO IN FIRE
CARRBORO MAN'S BODY FOUND IN = IRE
MAN, TWO BOYS OIE IN WARREN C3UNTY FIRE
BOY. 13. KILLED IN APARTMENT FIRE
CHARLOTTE BOY KILLED IN FIRE
ALAMANCE WOMAN FOUND OEAO AFTER FIRE IN STORAGE BUILOING
FIRES. ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE GROVE HOME OAMAGED
NH ONE HURT IN CIRE
MAN. 94. FOUND SHOT TO DEATH, HOUSE BURNING
MAN, 84, FOUNO SHOT TO DEATH, HOUSE BURNING
EVIDENCE COLLECTED IN ORANGE -IUROER
LIGHTNING HITS HOME
ORANGE FIRE GUTS MOBILE HOME
TRAILER BURNS
HEARING SET FOR FIRE CHIEF'S «IIFE
FIRES, TOBACCO BARNS
SEE TOBACCO, BARN FIRES
FIRESTaRTER IFILMI
PTI M PR F M I hR F
FILM MADE IN WILMINGTON IMPRESSES AREA RESIDENTS
FIRESTONE STORE (MORGAN ST. I
FIRESTONE CLOSES STORE
''""fIrIsTOn! ?PE0N^GE5l5g-MILLnN IN SEARCH OF MORE SERVICE WORK
FIREWOOD
SEE ALSO CHAIN SAW .-_,-
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WOOD
SFE ALSO WOOD STOVES
END OF HOLIOAYS
FIREWOOD INFORMATION
F IREWORKS
SEE ALSO FIRECRACKERS
SEE ALSO JULY 4
FIREWORKS USE REOUIRES CAREFUL HANDLING
FIRST AMFNOMENT
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
JUDGE'S GAG ORDER 0"AWS FIRE
REAGAN'S ATTEMPT TO LIMIT PRESS HIT
REPORTER SAYS: PRESS IMPERILED
FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER REJECT50 PRAYER
DUKE PROF: SPECIAL STATUS PUSH COULD DAMAGE PRESS
ROLE OF RELIGION IN GOVERNMENT DEBATED AT N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
DEBATE FOCUSES ON OIFFERING VIEWS OF CHURCH ANO STATE RELATIONSHIP
TOUGHER OBSCENITY LAWS EXPECTrD BY FEDERAL 0. A.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CALLED TO SERVE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.I
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER KEEPS 'EH COMING BACK
PANEL ACTS TO RESOLVE LAND DISPUTE
CITY PURCHASE OF CHURCH LAND SENT TO COUNCIL
COUNCIL OKS LAND SWAP
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS R3 AD RE20NING
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HALO SET
YOUNG PILGRIMS
FIRST CAPITAL CORP.
SUNBELT SAVINGS SOLD
FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO.
FIRST CITIZENS DRAWING LINE O'J EXPANSION
EARNING FIGURES MIXED FOR LARSE N.C. BANKS
FIRST CITIZENS BANK ANO TRUST CO. (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CHAPEL HILL BANK ROBBED
CHAPEL HILL BANK IS ROBBED
BANK ROBBERY PROBE IS PUSHED-
BANK ROBBER
FIFST CITIZENS BANK ANO TRUST CO. (RALEIGH, N.C.I
FIRST CITIZENS PROPOSES BUYINS STOCKTON, WHITE,
FIRST CITIZENS CORP.
BANK MtRGER PROPOSED
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WFRE A 3RAND.
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T
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P 0
DATE
C
PG L
P
BYL
H ?
8/26/84
B
12
N
H 7
10/02/94
B
8
N
H 2
10/04/94
A
3
H 2
10/07/84
B
3
N
S 1
10/08/94
(.
3
S ?
11/01/84
L
1
N
H \
U/02/84
H
1
N
H 2
11/25/84
H
1
H 2
12/10/84
A
13
N
S 2
12/10/94
(.
3
N
H 2
12/16/84
H
N
H 2
12/24/84
B
1
N
A14
H 2
1/26/84
A
6
N
S 2
1/26/84
tl
5
N
H /
3/02/84
1
1
H 3
3/02/84
H
1
N
K45
S 2
3/02/84
A
I 1
N
K45
S 2
4/05/84
A
5
N
S 1
6/13/84
C
1
N
H 3
6/14/84
H
I
N
S 2
8/13/84
A
3
N
H 2 3/08/94 A 15
H 2 5/07/84 A 9
5 2 9/05/84 A 1 N
H 2 2/19/84 Oil N L41
5 2
S 2
1/03/84 B 1
1/23/94 C I
S 2 7/04/84 C 1
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
1/20/94
1/29/84
3/18/84
3/30/94
6/21/94
9/26/B4
10/23/84
10/24/84
12/03/84
C
B
B
A
c
A
C
B
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1
4
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H90
H 2
7/15/84
0
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H90
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
3/30/84
4/27/84
5/01/84
5/08/94
5/09/94
9/22/94
11/17/84
c
8
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A
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N
N
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S51
S51
K90
S76
H 2
7/29/84
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8
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H 2
H 2
3/15/84
7/19/84
A
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24
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L4l
A FIRM IT ONCE OWNED
THEY WOULO BE TIED FOR SIXTH IN U.S.
FIRST CITIZENS CORP., SALES AND EARNINGS
TAR HEEL BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY STRONG IN 1983
DIVIDEND IS RAISED AT FIRST CITIZENS
BANKS REPORT HEALTHY EARNINGS
"FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL" JITTERS
SEE SCHOOL PHOBIAS
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF RALEIGH
III MILLION WORTH OF HOUSING 3 EGUN IN NORTH DURHAM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
LOOKING BACK AT OURHAM: CHANGE OF PACE
BANK BUILDING OPENED IN 1915
FIRST N.C. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
L0A07 AIM? COVER EARS. F IRE ! — UNCOVER EARS
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.I
DR. FORBES. NOTED BLACK PREACHER. TO LEAO SERVICES
A CRACK IN THE RELIGIOUS WALL
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IOURHAMI,
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
BUTTON-UP WEATHER
CHILD CARE PROGRAM
S 2 8/31/84 A 1 N
H 2 9/01/84 A 1 N
S 2 9/01/84 A 3 N
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H 2 7/19/84 A 23 P N L41
H 2 8/31/e4 A 18 N
H 2 11/25/84 B 8 N L41
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E
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S U B J E C
FIRST UNION CO»P.
FIRST UNION DROPPING PLAN TO "ERGS WITH FLA. BASH
FIRST UNION AHON& BANKS CUTTING PR I UE RATE
FIRST UNION DIRECTORS NAME NEJ CHAIRMAN
FIRST UNION CORP.t SALES ANO EARNINGS
TAR KEEL BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY STRONG IN 1983
INITIAL REPORTS FROM THE PIG Y.C. BANKS SHOW JJMps IN SECQND-OUARTER .
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPEN IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
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FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
FUNB: WILL STOP • M INOOw-ORE SSI NG' ITS ASSET FIGURES
MINORITY VENDORS ARE INVITEO TO HEAR DUKE SUPPLY NEEDS
BANKING AT HOME CONES TO CHARLOTTE
FIRST UNION TESTING NEW H0ME-3ANKING COMPUTER
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK [UNIVERSITY DRIVE)
FLORIDA MAN IS CHARGED AFTER : I TY BANK ROBBED
MAN IS CHARGED IN BANK HOLCUP
BOND 125.000 FQR ACCUSED BANK ROBBER
BONO SET IN BANK HOLOUP CASE
F[PST UNION NATIONAL 3ANK BUILDING (OURHAM. N.C.I
THIEVES HIT THREE OFFICES
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. I DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
NC. ECONOMY SEEN GROWING BEYOND PRE-R EC ESS I ON LEVELS
CONSUMER BANKS MAY 3E LOOPHOLE FOR NCNB. FUNS
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
F1SCHBACH ANO MOORE. INC.
DURHAM TO GET NEW TRAFFIC-SIGNAL SYSTEM
COMPUTER TRAFFIC LIGHTS DUE IN 2 MONTHS
CONTRACTOR ASKS MARTIN'S AID IN TRAFFIC-SYSTEM FIGHT
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_EE ALSO STRIPED PASS
SCIENTISTS. FISHERMEN WORRY A30UT ESTUARIES
A GOVERNMENT FISH STORY
LAKES' FISH POPULATION TO BE CHECKED
THE MAOCAP NEWS
HARRIS LAKE FISH BEGIN INSPECTED
STERILE FISH TO EAT HYDRILLA !N N.C.
HUNGRY FISH A GOOD TOOL
FISH HATCHERIES
PERSISTENCE BRINGS JORDAN ALTERNATIVE
FISH KILLS
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS LAKE FISHING
OLD MINES CAUSE EROSION. FISH KILLS
NC TOXIC SUBSTANCES FOUND IN SILER CITY LA
FISH KILL PRO°ED
STATE PROBES FISH KILL
GREENSBORO FIRM FINEO IN SILE5 CITY FISH KILL
STATE OFFICIALS PROBING FISH KILLS
FISH POND
OWNERS OF FISH PONOS CAN GET HELP AT CLINIC
FISHFR HEIGHTS
FIRST RA2ING AT CENTER SITE RECOMMENOED
CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLICY
FISHING
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDJ
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FISHING WEEK
SEE ALSO N.C. WILOLIFE RESOURCES
SEE ALSO SALTWATER FISHING
SEE ALSO SURF FISHING
SEE ALSO TROUT
•EYE IN THE SKY' LOCATES FISH
STEELHEAD TROUT PROVIDING WINT
OREGON INLET JETTIES COULD "00
BASS GROUP AODS JORDAN TO SCHE
SPORTFISHING SCHOOL PLANS MARC
LICENSE FOR THE SEA A MtTTgR ]
SALTWATER LICENSE LOOMS IN MAS
STUDY EXAMINES WILDLIFE KNOWLE
IN MOST CASES. IT'S AN EARLY A
STRONG PLUEFISH RUN IN 1983 PE
DIXIE DEER RATTLES ITS OPENING
DOVE SEASON UNOER ANALYSIS BY
SURE as THE SUN SHINES
GOOO SEASON EXPECTED TN BLJES.
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE OJ
HOPING FOR A BITE
CRAPPIES: EASY, BUT NOT FREE
MARINE FISHERIES STJOIES N.C.
FISHING. BOATING SEMINAR SET =
BLUEGILL HOLDS SPECIAL PLACE -
COOL WATER DAMPENS EASTER HOLI
FISHING IN SEA NOT WITHOUT ITS
PENLAND LANDS NARROW VICTORY I
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NATIONAL FISHING WEEK RESULT D
A SERIOUS FISHERMAN
SALTWATER F1S-ING PROSPECTUS S
HEF'Y LOAOS OF FISH
TIME FOR FISHING
INCREASE IN DAILY DEER LIMIT T
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STRIPERS. BASS RUNNING STRONG
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N.C. ANGLERS ESTABLISH PAIR OF
RAIN. WIND DULL FISHING OUTLCD
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WAITING FOR A BITE
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SUBJECTS
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WHERE'S THE CHILL?
FISHING THE FILLS
BIS* TOURNEY SET FOR FALLS
c'ojjL fBNgl SEIflftB'mfcSsMK'iEE. saltwater fishermen
TRIO OF FISH HEAT UP ACTION ALONG COAST
FOLKS ARUUNO HERE: WITH THE SPORTING SET «,.u.«r
NORTHEAST WINO PROVES FICKLE IN EFFECTS ON N.C. FISHING
OIANA THREW COLO HATER ON COASTAL FISHING
STORMS MEAN POOR ODOS FOR COASTAL FISHING PIERS
POST-DIANA FISHING ON N.C. COAST IN HIGH GEAR
HURRICANE'S WINDS DON'T HURT FISHING
UNSEASONAL TE"PS HAVE COASTAL ANGLERS ASKING
FISHERMAN'S ASHES SENT TO FAVTRITE PIER
BUMPER CROP OF PASS
HUNTERS' BEST AOVICE: ADHERE TO GUN RULES
LONGTIME ORUM MARK SHATTERED
COLD-WEATHER LARGEMOUTH
TOPSAIL ISLAND ACCESS CHANGE 3PP0SE0 r„..r
TROUT ATTRACTING WINTER ANGLE'S TO N.C. COAST
FISSFEGALSOSN.C. WILDLIFE PESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
LICENSE FOR THE SEA A MATTER OF MONEY
SALTWATER LICENSE LOOMS IN MA'YLAND! VIRGINIA'S ON HOLD
FEWER HUNTERS. ANGLERS SPENT RECORD AMOUNT FOR LICENSES
FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
FISseeGn!;c^Ewilolife RESOURCES COMMISSION. LICENSES
C,SHIcStChVSg*ANDTR-ELEASING BASS: SOME CONDEMN IT...
FISHING CONTEST SFI ,„._,
VIRGINIA GROUP HOPES FISHING »N AID IN COURT
FISHING ROOEO SLATEO FOP AREA CHILDREN
GREENSBORO ANGLERS WIN FALL CLASSIC
SOUTHPORT HOSTS MACKEREL TOUR-JEY
CHARLOTTE ANGLER WINS MACKEREL TOURNEY
FIVE OAKS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION
PACKED, JACKED, ANO ON THE MOKE
FIVE POINTS IOUHHAM, N.C.I
CHANGE IN FIVE POINTS
FLAG DAY
PREPARE TO SALUTE THE FLAG
FLAG OAY TOMORROW
RAISE THE FLAG TOOAY
FLAGS
S BURL INGTOm'w ILL RFQUIRE FUNERAL PROCESSION FLAGS
OH SAY, DID YOU SEE...
FLAT RATE INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
THE FLAT TAX PLAN
HILL'S GOP CAMPAIGN PLUOS FLAT TAX RATE „.__,,
GOP CANDIDATE SAYS TAX CREOITS WILL HELP SCHOOLS
REGAN PLAN A GOOD START ON FIXING THE TAX SYSTEM
FLAV-O-RICH DAIRIES
MILKY WAY
FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
FINISHING UP FOR FLEA MARKET
DOWNTOWN FLEA MARKET OP^NS
FLEA MARKET MOVING TO OLO ROS:'S SITE
SYNTHETIC HORMONE USED TO FOIL FLEAS
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION
TAKING OFFICE
BEST FSSAY
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES CONVENTION
FLETCHERS CHAPEL ROAO
CITY WATER SERVICE ASSUREO BY SWINDELL
FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO CONFIDENCE GAMES
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO "STING" OPERATIONS
CON ARTISTS USE GREED TO TRAP VICTIMS
FLIM-FLAM WARNINGS CONTINUE Ac TEK TORNADOES
FLIMFLAM REPORTED
FLIMFLAMMERS BACK IN TOWN
FLIMFLAM IS REPORTED
POLICE SAY CAUTION CAN PREVENT SCAMS
SUCKERS STILL AROUND
SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENTS WA'.NED ABOUT FLIMFLAM
POLICE SAY MINISTERS ARE CONNEO
BEING CONNED NO SIN. BUT...
FLOATS
SEE ALSO PARAr>ES
WILL PLEDGER »i OENIEO? TUNE IN DEC. IT
CITY AUOIT FIRM FULFILLS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN
FLOAT ISSUE SINKS COUNCIL
FLOAT REUUEST FUZLES
DURHAM COUNTY TO FLOAT 3 INAUSURAL UNITS
READY FOR PARADE
FLOODPLAIN LANO
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO FLOODS, DURHAM
FLOODING SHOWS NEED FOR PROTECTION
INVITING NATURE'S REVENGE
DRAINAGE PRC3LEMS MAY COST MILLIONS
FLOOOS, CARR80R0
OWASA HEARS COMPLAINTS OF FLOOOING .,.-.- „.„,„
FLOODING: WHERE DOES RAINWATE' GO-OUANOARY OF TRIANGLE'S RAPID.
FLOODS. CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL REPORTS MODERATE FLOOOING
SOME FLOODING AT APARTMFNTS
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FLOODS* OURHAM
SEE ALSO DISASTFRS
SEE ALSO FL00OPLA1N LAND
WASHED AWAY
RAIN FLOOOS SOME STREETS
FLOODING CAUSFS EROSION IN F1EL0S
SHORT-SIGHTED PLANS THREATEN -LOGO PLAINS
RAIN DRENCHES DURHAM: TWO INCHES FILL STREETS. BRANCHES
FLOODING SHOWS NEED FOR PROTECTION
FLOODING: WHERE DOES RAINWATE' G0-3UAN0ARY OF TRIANGLE'S RAPID...
CHU'CH SUES CITY OVER FLOOD OAMAGE
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS MAY COST MILLIGNS
RULING ALLOWS HAYTI PROJECT T3 PROCEED
CHURCH LOSES BATTLE WITH OEVELOPERS OF SHOPPING CENTER
CITY DRAINAGE STUOY TO COST 1225.000
CITY FLOOD DAMAGE SAID MOSTLY A NUISANCE
DRAINAGE WOES TO AIR
COUNCIL EYEING FLOOO CONTROL LAM
FLOODS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
HOW QUALITY MILLS SURVIVEO TH? FLOOO OF '79
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MONFY PROVIDEO STATE TO EASE FLOOO HAZARDS
TORNADO FLOOOING REPORTFO IN "*.C.
FLOOO CAUSES DEATH OF N.C. TEEN-AGER
STOkES COUNTY FLOOO CLAIMS L I<= E OF GIRL. 16
C»3<- DAMAGE SET AT OVER tl MILLION
BRIDGE UNDER WATER
ADRIFT ON THE PASTURE
HURRICANE AFTERMATH
FLOPPY OISCS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
RELIANCE ON COMPUTER DISKS MAY THREATEN DUKE RECORDS
FLORIDA
UNC REPORT FAVORS PHOSPHATE I-IOUSTRY
FLORIDA *TATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
FSU. SHAFFER DOING FINE. THANK YOU
FLORIDA STATE ELIMINATE WOLFP«CK FROM NIT. 74-71
STATE'S LOSS INDICATIVE OF DISAPPOINTING YEAR
FLORIDA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
PIRATES TAKE ON SEMINOLES
FLORIDA STATE ROUTS ECU
MISTAKES TAKE TOLL ON PIRATES
EMOPY'S VIEWPOINT POOR IN LOSS TO FLORIDA STATE
EAST CAROLINA CAN'T HANDLE SEMINOLE NEWCOMERS
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FLORISTS ARE EXPECTED FOR ASSOCIATION'S MEETING
. FLORISTS HOLDING ANNUAL MEET IN OURHAM
HAM WOMAN NAMEO N.C. FLORIST OF THE YEAR
PAL INTERPRETATIONS
NITURE MART FLORAL ARTIST :REATES 2C0 DESIGNS: HE SAYS IT WITH SILK
BORO FLORIST FRANK KIMBhOUOH HELPS DECK THE WHITE HOUSE HALLS
A GARDEN OF DELIGHTS
STATE OROERS RECALL OF ONE LOI OF FLOUR
REACTIONS TO FOB VARY
MILLS RESUME MAKING FLOUR
FLOUR. CORNMEAL ADOED TO FOOO GIVEAWAY LIST
FLOWER SHOWS
GENEVIEVE MCCREA WON HONORS
CREATIVITY HER KEY TO FLORAL ART
FLOWERS
SEE ALSO OAFFOOILS
SEE ALSO GAROFNING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WILOFLOWERS
FOR COLONIAL BOTANISTS: H
ANNUAL BLOSSOMS
FLOWERS DR.
DUKE'S DEVIL OF A POTHOLE
OUKE IS TESTING SOIL NEAR COLLAPSED ROAD
COLLAPSE OF ROAD SAID NO DANGiR TO DUKE BUILDINGS
FLOWERS DRIVE REPAIR TO START NEXT WEEK. ARCHITECT SAYS
BIGGER BUT NOT BETTER
DUKF ROAD REPAIR may COST 11 MLLION
ROAD REPAIRS
11 MILLION HOLE
FLOWERS ROAD WORK CONTINUFS
FROM POTHOLE TO CANYON
FLOWERS ORIVE WILL REOPEN IN i MONTHS
STILL THERE
FLU
SEE INFLUFNZA
FLUE-CURED TOBACCO ADVISORY COMHIT'EE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FLUE-CUREO
TOBACCO SALES ARE DUE TO START JULY 31 IN N.C.
FLUE-CURED TCBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FLUE-CuREO
LFAF FEES OEDUCTieLE - IN F I VT To 10 YEARS
TAX CHANGE SOUGHT ON LEAF FEES
TOBACCO PROGRAM SEEN HEADING = OR COLLAPSE
ECONOMIST'S CONTENTION ON LEAF SUPPORT OISPUTED
N.C. TOBACCO FORECAST MIXED
TOBACCO PROGRAM: IT STARTED IN 1933
STABILIZATION LEAOER NOT UNDULY ALARMED
ONE EXPERT SAYS LEAF PROGRAM COULD FOLD
PAC OF TOBACCO WORTH »1 MILLI3N
TOBACCO STABILIZATION CORPORATION WILL HOLO ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY
HUNT SAYS TOBACCO FOE SHOULD 3E FIRED
OFFICIAL OENIES CO-OP VEHICLES USED FOR 'GAIN'
11.5 PILLION WORTH OF TOBACCO STORED IN WAREHOUSES
HELMS SAYS ECONOMY WINS EVEN IF LEAF PROGRAM LOSES
FARMERS SAY LEAF IS GOOD, BUT FEAR STABILIZATION
LEAF CROP SUPERIOR BUT FUTURE IS HAZY
TOBACCO: WILL THIS BE A • MAKE- OR-BRE AK • YEAR?
PLAN TO ELIMINATE EXCESS LEAF IS GETTING CAUTIOUS RESPONSE
GOOD PRICES MAKR OPENING LEAF SALES
TOBACCO GROWERS BACK PLAN TO SET OLD LEAF OUT OF WAREHOUSES
LFAF UNDER LOAN STILL AT HALF OF 1993 LEVEL
HUNT: TOBACCO'S THRONE IS SHA< Y
S
E
C PG
M 2 9/17/84 A
2 4/06/84 B
2 5/30/84 B
2 7/17/84 A
2 7/19/84 A
2 3/12/84 A
2 9/20/94 A
2 9/02/94 C
2 10/02/84 B
2 10/09/84 A
2 10/18/84 C
2 10/19/84 8
2 10/23/84 A
2 11/26/94 A
2 12/10/94 C
2 12/27/84 C
3/25/B4 B 10
4/10/84
4/11/84 C
5/29/84 A
5/29/84 A
5/30/84 C
5/30/94 C
7/30/94 A
1/30/84 B
9/14/84 B
N H90
N S92
N M69
N A47
N S82
N M69
N M{,9
N M69
N M69
S 2 12/26/84 C I » N
S 2 8/31/94 A 7 N
S 2 3/15/84 B 1 P N P55
H 2 3/16/84 C 1 P N C5?
S 2 3/16/84 D I P U P55
5 2 9/01/84 A 10 N
H 2 9/02/°4 B 1 P N C52
H ? 9/02/84 B 2 N C52
H 2 9/03/94 D I P U C52
S 2 9/03/94 0 7 N
H 2 5/10/84 A
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
3/09/94 C
3/25/84 E
3/27/84 B
3/27/84 a
4/29/84 E
12/14/84 8
2/08/84
2/15/84
2/16/84
7/12/84
N
U G78
4 P N
I P P C56
1 P F J40
2 P F J40
5/20/84
9/30/94
U G78
U G78
H
?
6/24/P4
F
I P
F
H
2
7/22/84
B
1 P
P
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H
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2/16/84
A
1 P
P
T37
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7
2/17/84
(
1
N
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S
?
3/13/84
A
1
N.
CO 5
H
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3/14/94
A
1
H
W/4
H
?
3/28/84
A
1 P
V
C56
s
f
4/03/94
A
1
N
J66
s
?
4/07/84
A
3 P
P
I 11
H
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5/01/84
H
1 P
P
M66
s
?
7/02/84
(
1 P
N
(.05
H
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9/26/84
H
1 P
P
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10/16/84
A
1
N
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I
2
12/08/84
A
3 P
P
M66
H 2 7/03/84 A 1
H 1
2/01/94
n
1
N
H 1
2/02/84
1
1
N
H 1
2/03/84
B
1
N
H 1
2/04/84
B
1
N
S 2
2/13/94
(
i
N
H 1
2/15/94
B
1
G
H I
2/16/84
B
1
P G
H 1
2/17/84
B
1
G
H 2
3/25/84
B
1
N
H 1
5/24/84
H
1
N
H 2
5/26/94
(
1
P N
H 2
5/27/34
g
1
N
H I
7/17/84
H
1
N
h 2
7/24/84
A
1 'i
N
S ?
7/30/84
A
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N
H 2
8/01/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/04/84
A
4
E
H 2
9/07/84
A
1
P N
S 2
8/D7/84
A
1
P N
S 2
8/07/34
A
9
N
H 2
8/12/84
H
1
N
H 1
S/15/84
B
1
N
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/8*
INDEX
12/31/84
DURHAM'S "ARKET HAS HIGHER PRICE, VOLUME OF TOBACCO
LEAF PRICES. CO-OP TAKE RISING
TOBACCO LOAN SURGE CAUSES SOMF CONCERN
STABILIZATION BUYS MAY HURT LEAF GROWERS
TOBACCO QUOTAS LIKELY TO BE R^OUCEO IN 1985
PLAN WON'T BE TRIGGERED TO CUT TOBACCO SURPLUSES
cTr^EO-Sc^ pTOe^fVoK^Iaf STOCKS UNDER DISCOUNT PLAN
TOBACCO PLAN FEARED NOT BOLD ENOUGH „,._„..„
NEARLY 74 MILLION P"UNOS OF L= AF REPORTED SOLD AS BUYERS RESPOND.
LEAF MEETING SOUGHT
SURPLUS LEAF SALE SPARKS OPTIMISM
COURT RULES AGAINST TOBACCO EXPORTERS
LEAF SUPPORT COULD JUMP TO 25 CENTS „r
PLAN TO TRIPLE TOPACCO FEE ANOERS N.C. FARMERS
HELMS. LEAF FARMERS TO HOLD SUMMIT
NEW LEAF ASSESSMENT WILL HURT N.C. FARMERS
FOG
SEE ALSO ACID FOG
FOGGY DURHAM
SIGNS FAIL; VEHICLES WRECK NEAR CANTON „.,-,,.
ACCIDFNT INVOLVING N.C. MAN MAY HAVE STARTED 1-95 PILEUP
FOG DELAYS ROU FLIGHTS . . „
FOG. DRIZZLE CANCEL. DIVERT FLIGHTS AT ROU
FLIGHTS RESUME AT ROU AFTER F3G CAUSED SHUTDOWN
FOISTER'S CAMERA STORE
NEW GALLERY OPENS
FOLK ART
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SFE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
N.C. ARTS COUNCIL OFFERS FOLKLIFE PROGRAM MONEY
FOLK ARTS IN N.C. SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. CURRICULUM
FOLK ART
FOLK DANCING
111 ALSO L0UIS6URG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND DANCE FESTIVAL
WESTERN N.C. HOSTS SUMMER 'FOLKMOOT'
FOLK DANCING: CHAPEL HILL GROJ P IS ON ITS TOES
FOLK LIFE FESTWAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE END
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
THE BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL: TRANSATLANTIC BONDS CELEBRATFD
BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL SALJTFS AND CEMENTS TIES
FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL HAS 'EM DAW. ING IN FINALE
ONE DAY OF FUN: THE 1984 FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
FOLK MEOICINF
SFE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HERBS
HEALTH FOODS MAY BE UNHEALTHY
FOLK SONGS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
■FOLKY-POOH' VOCALIST STRUTS 1ER 'HEALING STUFF': ODETTA
FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
FOLKMOOT USA
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA TO HOST INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
FEEDING 'FOLKMOOT' VISITORS IS A CHALLENGE
FONTANA LAKE ANO OAH
TRIP TO VISIT GRAVES CAN BE TREACHEROUS
COURT DISMISSES CASE ABOUT SW> IN ROAD
REUNION AT FONTANA DAM PLANNED
FOOD
SEE ALSO
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SFE ALSO
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CHEF'S
HUSBAN
EDIBLE
THE LI
DIET,
INTERN
DURHAM
THANKS
FOOD F
BAKE S
FOOO
GLAZE
SOUTHE
FOOD. COSTS
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
VEGETABLE. FRUIT COSTS UP IN STATE
FREEZE CAUSES PRODUCE PRICE RISE
EGG PRICES HIGHEST EVER
A GOVERNMENT FISH STORY
FOOD. PRICES
SEE FOOD. COSTS
BABY FOOD
BARBECUE
BREAD
CAKE
CANDY
CHEFS
CHOCOLATE
CUOKBOOKS
DESSERTS
EATING
FAST FOOO 1US1NESSES
GOURMET FOOD
HAMBURGER
HEALTH FOODS
KOSHER FOODS
MEAT
MEXICAN FOOO
NUTRITION
SEAFOOD
U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
WEIGHT CONTROL
CHALLENGE IS DINERS' 05LIGHT
D, WIFE ENJOY EATING NUTRITIOUS MEALS
CENTER PIECES
TERARY LANTERN
CANCER LINKED
ATIONAL FOOO FESTIVAL STARTS TODAY
GETTING FOOD. SHELTER *ONEY
GIVING NOT TOP HOLIDAY FOR BIG FEASTS
OR SANTA AND FOR THE WH3LE YEAR
ALES ARE THE HIT OF CHURCH BAZAARS
IT FOR GOURMANDS
A HAM WITH RUM FOR NEW YEAR'S DINNER
RH 'FRIES'?
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8/23/84
B
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9/17/84
C
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H 1
9/29/B4
B
1
N
S 2
10/01/84
A
1
N
J56
H 2
10/08/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
10/11/94
A
18
N
S 2
10/2"/94
A
3
N
J56
H 2
10/27/84
B
4
N
H 2
t0/31/»4
B
1
N
H 2
11/02/84
A
3
N
H 1
11/16/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/29/84
A
10
N
H 2
t2/07/84
A
19
N
H 2
I2/18/B4
A
1
N
H 2
12/19/84
C
1
N
S 2
12/21/84
A
1
N
J56
M 2
12/23/84
0
4
6
S 2
12/12/84
A
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P
M66
H 2
12/15/84
c
5
N
H 2
12/15/84
c
5
N
S 2
12/15/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/17/84
A
1
N
S 2
12/17/84
A
I
N
C60
S 2
11/09/84
D
3
N
H 2 9/07/84 0 5 N
S 2 5/17/94 D 12 P P C56
H 2 6/15/94 D 10 N
H 2 11/02/84 B 2 P N H45
H 2 6/02/84 A
H 2 6/02/84 A
H 2 6/05/84 A
S 2 6/29/84 D
1 N W66
1 P F A15
S 2 7/19/84 A 1
H 2 9/21/94 0 1 P F W66
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S 2
7/26/94 D 11
8/07/84 B 2
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2/23/94
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10/04/84
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S 2
11/01/84
11
N
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11/18/94
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11/23/94
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12/06/84
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12/24/84
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12/2V84
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H45
H 2
12/31/84
A
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L
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l/ll/e4
C
5
N
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1/26/94
C
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N
H ?
2/13/94
A
8
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H 2
4/21/84
A
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FOOD ADDITIVES
POPULAR PRESERVATIVE SULFITE
AN CAUSE REACTIONS — OOCTOR
H 2 8/19/84 A 13
MONTHLY/AN
[ N 0 E X
12/31/84
»AGE 33*
l/14/»5
S ! T
E L Y
C PG L P BYl
FOOD AND ORUG AOM IN IS TR AT ION
SEE U.S. POOD AND DRUG AO« INIST» ATION
FOOD CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SOME TRACES OF SOP FOUNO IN N.
STATE OFFICIALS SAT EOB PnSES
STATE MAT IMPOSE ITS OWN LIMIT
LARGE AMOUNTS OF EDB FOUND IN
EDB TPACES CALLEO NO HEALTH HA
PRODUCTS WITH EOB TO STAY ON S
N.C. CONSIDERS ACTION ON EOB *
N.C. BOARO SETS LIMITS FOR EC
STATE QPOERS RECALL OF ?NE LOT
OVERSIGHT BLAMEO FOR EDa'S EX-
THIRD PRODUCT RECALLED OUE TO
INSPECTORS CHECK FOR E03
CONFUSION PERSISTS OVER PESTIC
REACTIONS TO EOB VARY
N.C. NOT EXPECTED TO ADOPT M05
MILLS RESUME MAKING FLOUR
EOb PANIC NOT JUSTIFIED
Graham: EOB LIMITS SAFE
EDB PROMPTS MORE RECALLS
EOB FORCES ANOTHER PROOUCT REI
CAKE Mix RECALLED BECAUSE OF E
CAKE m|x IS RECALLED
EDB PROMPTS MORE RECALLS
Ens PROMPTS ANOTHER RECALL
EOB PROMPTS RECALL IN N.C.
LIMITS ON EOB MAY BE made PER*
TRACES OF LEAD FOUNO IN N.C. «
USDA PUBLICATIONS LOAOED WITH
PRODUCTS RECALLEO BY GEPBER S»
C . GRAIN
NO HEALTH THRCAT
S FOR PESTICIDE EDB
N.C. MILLS
ZARD
TORE SHELVES - FOR NOW
ECOMMENOATION
IN GRAIN PROOUCTS
OF FLOUR
HPTION FROM REGULATION
EDB
IOE EDB
E STRINGENT EOB RULES
ALL
DB
ANENT
PPLE JUICE
IMPORTANT FOOD FACTS
10 NOT SENT TO N.C.
FOCO LION
NAACP CALLS OFF BOYCOTT OF F03D LION
FOOD LION INCREASES EARNINGS
NAACP SAYS BOYCOTT PLANNED
NAACP GROUP PLANS TO BOYCOTT SUPERMARKETS
OEMANOS ARE UNFAIR
NAACP 10 PICKET FOOD LION STORES
NAACP BOARO MEETING IN CHARLOTTE T0 EMPHASIZE FOOO LION BOYCOTT
NAACP DIRECTORS WILL MEET TODAY
NAACP CALLS OFF FOOO L inN BOYtOTT
fooo poisoning
see also duke univ. medical center. poison control center
see acs'1 fuod contamination
see also poisonings. n.c.
drug for ulcers can cure form of food poisoning
fooo preservation
irradiation of fooos to 3e decioed
help awaits 0cu8tful food preservers
uSda publications loaoeo with important food facts
fooo processors
this cook uses her processor
foco research
IRRADIATION of FOODS to be decioeo
food stamp
SEE ALSO
sleuth
FOOO S
FOOO s
FOOD S
U.S. A
HELMS:
FOOD ?
ENDING
«EESE
30 I NO
EIGHT
FOOO S
WOMAN
TOUGH
FRAUDS
RESTIT
OVERPA
SOCIAL
TRIAL
REPORT
FRAUD
FOOD STA"
HUNTS WEL
TAMP CQiyo
TAMP PROBE
TAMP PROBE
TTORNEYS S
FOOD STAM
TAMP FRayD
FOOD-STAM
FRAUD MORS
ICTED ON F
STATES ACT
TAMP ABUSE
GETS FOUR
FRAUD SENT
DESERVE S
UTION OROE
YING WELFA
SERVICES
HALTED AFT
HUNGER P
PS
FARE CROOKS
PROdE CONCLUDES
ENOS
brings inoictments
eek help on f30d stamps
- frauo 'eating at least 11 billion'
fraud is wo' th the cost. effort
e than food stamp frauo
000 stamp, we. fare fraud charges
to cut food stamp fraud
years in prison for welfare frauo
ence is a welcome change
tiff sentence:
red in food stamp fraud
re to bring fines oct. 1
deserves credit for low error rate
er tefenoant =aints
f.oblem getting worse in n.c.
H
2
1/06/84
A
8
N
S
2
1/14/8*
A
1
N
w
2
1/16/8*
E
1
N
s
2
1/30/8*
C
2
N
H
2
1/31/84
B
*
N
H
2
2/04/84
A
5
N
S
2
2/04/84
A
1
N
H
2
2/07/84
A
13
N
H
2
2/08/84
A
8
N
H
2
2/10/84
A
7
N
H
2
2/11/8*
A
3
N
5
2
2/13/8*
c
3
N
S
2
2/l*/8*
A
5
N
S
2
2/15/8*
c
I
N
H
2
2/16/3*
0
6
N
H
2
2/16/3*
0
6
N
S
2
2/16/8*
A
4
E
s
2
2/16/84
c
2
N
H
2
2/17/84
A
10
N
H
2
2/23/84
B
3
N
H
2
2/24/84
A
6
N
S
2
2/24/84
A
6
N
H
2
2/29/3*
B
5
N
H
2
3/02/8*
A
6
N
H
2
3/08/8*
C
10
N
H
2
4/25/84
A
9
N
s
2
6/29/84
c
6
N
H
2
9/06/34
c
1
0 F
H
2
10/23/84
A
6
N
H
2
1/18/84
A
13
N
s
2
2/08/64
A
8
N
H
2
7/09/84
A
3
N
S
2
7/09/84
A
3
N
H
2
7/13/84
A
4
L
H
2
8/23/84
a
4
N
H
2
8/31/84
A
6
N
H
2
9/08/84
A
11
N
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9/09/84
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FOOO STa-ps
SEE ALSO FOOO STAMP FRAUO
SEE ALSO STAMPS
hflms- PROPOSAL DEBATED
welfare programs costing "ore though fewer getting benefits
report: hunger problem getting worse in n.c.
alamance approves plan for wo'kfare
food surplus
cheese, butter to be available
applications for cheese, butter open until friqay
flour. cornmeal added to fooo givfaway list
free fooo available to needy residents
FOCO TAX
SEE ALSO DRUGS. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
FRIDAY PRINGS GIDDY FEELING
EOMISTEN COOL GN MARTIN'S SALES TAX EXEMPTION PHV
REMOVE SALES TAX ON FOOD.
MARTIN PUIS OUICK REPEAL OF FCOD. DRUG TAXES HIGH ON HIS AGENOA
MARTIN'S TAX 'LANS DESERVE COV SI OER A T I ON
MAPTIN SAYS HE MAY ACCEPT DELAY IN SOME STATE TAX CUTS
LEGISLATIVE PANE. ENCORSES TA« RELIEF FOR POOR ON FOOO BUYS
PANEL: DROP BANK DEPOSITS TAX
TAX CUT? REAOY-MAOE
THREE-BLOC COALITION EYFS SALES TAX FIGHT
WHY 'S JIM MARTIN PUSHING FOR REPEAL OF FOOO TAX?
N.C.'S FOOG TAX 'A DISGRACE-
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WARY OF TAX-REPEAL PROPOSALS
FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ASSCCIATEO POESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO GOAL POSTS
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOCTBAH- (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCH00LS1
CARL SAGAN WAPNS OF TRANSFORMATION INTO PRO FOOTBALL FANS ICARTOONI
FOOTBALL FILE I DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN!
l/05/e4
6/28/B*
9/06/84
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H 2 1/05/34 C ION J40
1/03/P4 3
3/l4/«4 A
3/15/84 A
3/16/9* A
3/19/94 A
3/20/e4 A
3/22/94 A
3/26/84 A
4/01/84 0
4/05/84 B
4/H/84 A
6/24/84 0
7/12/84 A
7/14/84 A
7/16/84 A
9/09/3* A
8/25/3* A
9/01/8* A
10/30/8* C
11/06/84 C
N
S 2 2/02/3* C 7
H 2 7/30/84 A 7
S 2 11/06/8* C 3
H 1 12/19/8* C 1
2 2/l*/8* B 1
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2 7/12/8* A 1*
2 10/06/8* A 11
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11/11/8* 0
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11/15/B* A
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11/22/8* A
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N
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11/30/3* A
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1/01/84
1 M 0 6 X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE 335
1/14/85
LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
FTREIGN LANGUAGE CURRICULUM
STUDENTS
BENNETT CONTENT TO PLAY WA1T1IG GAME ON PASSING FUTURE
QUARTERBACKS TOP DUKfc • S LIST OF FOOTBALL RECRUITS
DUKE UP EARLY FOR WORKOUTS
FOOT|ALLqN0TESl ^^ (OURHAH MORNING H6RAL0 SPORTS COLUMN!
FORBES (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
KFNANS ARE INCLUDED ON FORBES'
LOW-TECH GET HIGH MARK$»
fORSEE°ALSOC AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAMES 3 F SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
DURHAM FIRM HONORED
HIS QUALITY-CONTROL CAMPAIGN 3R0UGHT 01 AWARD. PRESTIGE
FORECLOSURES
SEE REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
° SEE ALSO AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO MILITARY AID (TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES!
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
WHOM WILL U.S. AID?
TAR HEEL SHIPS MEOICAL AID TO COSTA RICA
FOREIGN DEBT
SEE NATIONAL OEBT
SEE WORLD DEBT
FOREIGN IMPORTS
SEE TEXTILE INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
STATE GETS 67* INDUSTRY INCREASE
HUNT: 19U3 GOOD ECONOMIC YEAR
N.C. DRAWS "OST FOREIGN COMPANIES
VARIETY SPICES N.C. EFFORT TO ATTRACT FOREIGN FIRMS
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DUKE ECONOMIST LINKS TRADE OEMCITS TO STRONG ECONOMY
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SFE ALSO CHINESE
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SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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FOREIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS
SEE OUKF UNIV. SCHOOL OF ME0IC11E
SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION
FOREIGN POLICY
SEE FOREIGN RELATIONS
FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE ALSO COLD WAR
SEE ALSO EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. FOREIGN IELATIONS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. SENATE FOREIGN »E_ ATIONS COMMITTEE
THE VATICAN POLITICALLY IMPORTANT
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U.S. -VATICAN TIES WISE
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. FOREIGN STJDENTS
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SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, FOREIGN STUOENTS
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FRENCH STUDENT VISITS DURHAM
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FOPEIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO arms SALE
SEE ALSO CHINA, TRADE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, TRAOE
SEE ALSO "ETROLINA WORL" TRADE C LUB
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRADE 7U1E
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. IMPORTS
SFE ALSO TOBACCO, FOREIGN MARKETS
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRAOE ANO DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
LIFT U.S. TRADE RESTRICTIONS
CLUB HELPS FIRMS IN WORLO TRATE
HONG KONG OEAL WON'T HURT STATE
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SFE ALSO FOSTER PARENTS
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FOSTER PARENTS ANGRY AT 'WHIMS' OF FIRE INSPECTOR
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FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF OU'HAM
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SEE ALSO EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PARAPSYCHOLOGY
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FOUNTAIN SCHOOL (ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.I
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SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
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SEE ALSO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
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POLLUTION SUIT GOING TQ TRIAL
JUDGE IS EXPECTED TO OROER CHANGES IN VOTING MACHINES
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS VOTE) FRAUO CONVICTIONS
COURT OF APPEALS BLASTS N.C. 'RISON PUNISHMENT
JUOIC1AL CONFIRMATION DELAYED
RESTORING VOTERS' CHOICE
VOTE-BUYING VEROICTS UPHELD
COURT SAYS FAIR TRIAL DENIED IN MAN'S SUIT
COURT OISMISSES CASE ABOUT S w> I N ROAO
COURT REJECTS N.C. PRISON LAW LIBRARY EFFORT
N.C. PRISON LAW LIBRARIES STILL AT OUFSTION
COURT: OEATH PENALTY FOES MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM MURDER JURIES
OEATH-PRONE JURY ARGUMENT REJECTED
BRILEY'S CONVICTION UPHELD
LINWQOO BRILEY'S SENTENCE IS JPHELO
WILKINSON BECOMES JUDGE ON 4TH CIRCUIT APPEALS COURT
N.C. LAW LOGICAL. FAIR
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF ARSON
COURT OF APPEALS SETS STANDARDS ON CLOSING TRIALS
TAR HEEL PAPERS LOSE APPEAL OY JURY SELECTION SECRECY
U.S. COURT LECTURES GREFNSBORD POLICE ON PROCEDURE TO GE T. . . WARRENTS
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLOS CONVICTION OF JUDGE HUNT
COURT RULES AGAINST TOBACCO EXPORTERS
COURT SAYS AGENCY DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT I U. S. I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 1N.C. C U.S.I
SEE ALSO N.C LEGISLATORS. U.S. CONGRESS
ANDREWS. COBEY REAOY TO FILC; LEE HOLOS BACK ANNOUNCEMENT
COBEY FILES
COBEY FILES FOR CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
LEE SAYS HE'LL CHALLENGE ANORFWS FOR CONGRESSMAN
COBEY TO TOUR 4TH DISTRICT
COBEY BEGINS CAMPAIGN
COBEY OPENS CAMPAIGN. TOURS DISTRICT
ANDREWS TO OPEN ORANGE COUNTY OFFICE
ANDREWS PLANS ANOTHER OFFICE
ANDREWS IS OFFICIALLY IN THE RACE
ANDREWS OFFICIALLY ENTERS PRIMARY FOR HOUSE SEAT
LEE RUNNING FOR 4TH DISTRICT
HOWARD LEE FILES FOR 4TH D I S T' I C T SEAT
ANOREWS FACES LEE IN 4TH DISTRICT BATTLE
THIRD DEMOCRAT SEEKS REP. AND' EMS' SEAT
COBEY CAMPAIGN: GASTINEAU DIDM'T HELP
TEACHERS TO BACK ANOREWS
OPENS HEAOOUARTERS
CANDIDATES FORUM SET FOR APRIL 19
4TH CONGRESSIONAL RACE POLITICALLY POLITE
4TH DISTRICT CANDIDATES VOW SJPPORT FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE
REP. ANOREWS TO TOUR AREA
ANOREWS PLANS CAMPAIGN TOURS
4TH OISTRICT RACE FAILING TO SENERATE CONTROVERSY
4TH DISTRICT HOPEFULS BELIEVE THEY ARE PEST
ANOREWS CALLS ORANGE COUNTY BIG CHALLENGE
CAUCUS MEMBERS ENDORSE ENCUMBENTS
ANOREWS EXPECTS TO LOSE ORANG=
4TH OIST. CANDIDATES CITE BL A'. K SUPPORT
ANDREWS WINS 4TH OISTRICT NOMINATION
ANOREWS GETS NOMINATION AGAINST TWO CHALLENGERS
BILL COBEY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN FUND DRIVE
BARNES LEVELS MISMANAGEMENT CHARGE AGAINST BROOKS IN RACE FOR LABOR POST
COBEY ATTACKS ANDREWS ON MX V3TES
COBEY CRITICIZES ANOREWS ON ATTENDANCE RECORD
COBEY DUE TO SPEAK AT OALLAS EONVENTION
COBEY OISAGREES WITH PARTY LETTER ON BLACK VOTERS
BILL COBEY TAKES ISSUE WITH REPUBLICAN LETTER
COBEY EMPHASIZES 'PIONEER SPIRIT'
COBEY STRESSES LOWER INTEREST RATES AND BALANCED BUDGET
COBEY TALKS ABOUT MONEY MATTERS
COBEY TRIES AGAIN, MAYBF FOR LAST TIME
ANDREWS BRUSHES OFF CUBEY'S ATTACK
COBEY ISSUES DEBATE CHALLENGE
THE PERSUASIVE MR. COBEY MORE FORMIDABLE POLITICO
CHANGES MADE IN HELMS-HUNT DEBATE
REPUBLICAN RHETORIC
COBEY ATTACKS ANDREWS' HOUSE ATTENDANCE
COBEY SAYS ANDRES IS 'BIG SPEMOER'
COBEY TPIES Tn LINK ANOREWS ID MONUALE
COBEY: ANDREWS IS A 'mondalE LIBERAL'
COBEY. ANOREWS AGREE often, AVOIO DEBATE AT POLITICAL FORUM
SOCIAL SECURITY DISCUSSEO
COBEY OPPOSES SOCIAL SECURITY OR MEDICARE CUTS
COBEY PUMPS HANDS FOR VOTES
COBEY: ANDREWS DESPERATE CANDIDATE
COBEY PUMMELS ANDREWS FOR ABSENCES
ANOREWS. COBEY MODIFY STYLES IN REMATCH
SOME ORANGE CANDIDATES UNCONTESTED
ANOREWS, COBEY PREDICT VICTORIES
VALENTINE BUCKING GOP TIDE; BILL COBEY LEADING ANOREWS
COBEY LEADS ANOREWS IN EARLY RETURNS; COBLE TAKES EARLY LEAO IN !>TH...
COBEY UNSEATS ANDREWS IN CLOSE RACE
COBEY SOUEAKS BY INCUM8FNT AN3REWS
COEEY ELECTED IN 4TH DISTRICT
RANDOLPH, WAKE GIVE COBF Y WIN OVER ANDREWS
COBEY THANKS HIS SUPPORTERS
COBEY TO COMMUTE TO JOB IN CONGRESS
FOURTH CONGRESS InNM_ DISTRICT 8LAC< LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
GILMORE BREAKS WITH PACK TO SJPPORT E NO OF RUNOFFS
FOWLER'S FOOD STORE ICHAPEL HILL, -(.C.I
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
FOWLERS OF OURHA"
OFFICERS SEEK STOLEN TRUCK
GROCER'S MISSING TRUCK FOUND
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WOEFUL HOLIDAY
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
FOWLER RETRIEVES A MUCH-LOVED PICKUP
RICE - IMPORTER SAYS THAT'S ITALIAN
BUILOERS REPORT HIGHER RISKS WITH BIG HOMES
POX CROSSINGS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS! N.C.
HFNOERSON FESTIVAL TO BF HELO SATUROAY
FESTIVAL SET FOR TOMORROW
FOX HUNT
SETRAOITIONNISNAS IMPORTANT AS THE HORSE IN FOX HUNTING
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LEGISLATURE. HUNTERS PART OF = 0X FUROR
TRAPPERS PLAN COURT TEST FOR 'EQUAL ACCESS'
TO FOX
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FRANCE
MATTER OF TASTE?
FRENCH SNUB TOO PETTY
UNC PROFESSOR CHARGED IN FRFNCH ARREST WARRANT
PROFESSOR: CHARGES FILED TO LESSEN EMBARRASSMENT „,„. .._.
FRENCH TRYING TO HIDE MISTAKE BY FILING CHARGE. PROFESSOR SAYS
FRANCE SOURS ON SOCIALISM
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD DEVELOPMENT
YEARWOOD RESIGNS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
YEARWOOC RESIGNS AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
UNC CHILD CENTER GETS 1101.003
KINOERGARTNERS LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
BRYANT GETS SCHOOL PROMOTION
DEVELOPMENT CENTER TO SAMPLE YOUNG STUOENTS
STUDENTS TO BE IN STUOY
SCHOOL GETS GRANT
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
CHILOREN GETR HELP IN WAKE OF SLAYING
SIXTH-GRADERS MARK MOVE UP LADDER TO JUNIOR HIGH
CIVIC DUTY
FRANKLIN COUNTY, 5N.C.erson c0(my 0RIHARIes 0N SEPT. 6
FRANKLIN COUNTY GETS ITS FIRST GOP HEADQUARTERS
FRANKLIN. TWO TOWNS NOTIFIED OF CIVIL LAWSUIT
FRANKLIN OFFICIALS TRYING TO SAVE RAILROAO SPUR
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. AIRPORTS
SOME OPPOSITION HEARD AT FRANKLIN AIRPORT HEARING
SITE SELECTED FOR AIRPORT IN =RANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C BONO ISSUES
FRANKLINTON WATER. SEWER BONOS PASS
"4NKNEW CFg^KYL.NNBUDdE9TUDAS0PTED AFTER SOME OPPOSIT.ON VOICED
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
FRANKLIN INDUSTRY PANEL FORMS
FRANKLIN GROUP TO SEEK INDUSTRIES
FRANKLIN INDUSTRY HUNTER RESIGNS
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. ELECTIONS
FRANKLIN COMMISSIONERS
3 MEN SEEK FRANKLIN POST
GUPTON WINS SEAT IN FRANKLIN :OUNTY
GUPTON LEADS IN FRANKLIN
FOUR AREA COUNTIES TO HAVE LOCAL RUNOFFS TUESDAY
GUPTON OEFEATED IN FRANKLIN
TWO FRANKLIN POSTS CONTESTED , „ __
INCUMBENT APPARENTLY WINS RE-ELECTION IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN COMMISSIONER RE-ELECTEO
FRANKLIN COUNTY. N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
JOBS LEVEL IS PRAISED
FRANKLIN INDUSTRY PANEL FORMS
FRANKLIN GROUP TO SEEK INOUST'IES
AREA PLANNERS EXPECT INDUSTRY, POPULATION GROWTH
MUNICIPAL GROUP HOLOS FIRST MEETING
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHIEF HUEO
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. LIBRARY
AREA LIBRARIES SEEN IN NEED OF MORE BOOKS. STAFF
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING . _
AGENCY SEEKING 11 MILLION GRAMT FOR FRANKLIN ELDERLY HOUSING UNIT
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. WATER 0 SEwFR LINES
SEE ALSO FRANKLINTON, N.C. 5EW«GF TREATMENT PLANT
FRANKLIN COUNTY WORKING ON WATER. SEWER AUTHORITY
FRANKLINTON vnTING ON WATER, SEWER BONO ISSUES TOOAY
FRANKLINTON WATER, SEWER BONDS PASS
FRANKLIN COUNTY AIRPORT
SEE FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. AIRPDRTS
FRANKLIN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
GUPTON LEADS IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FRANKLIN COMMISSIONERS
FRANKLIN STUDYING HOSPITAL CHANGES
FRANKLIN COUNTY WORKING ON WATER. SEWER AUTHORITY
SITE SELECTED FOR AIRPORT IN FRANKLIN
NEW FRANKLIN BUDGET ADOPTED A=TER SOME OPPOSITION VOICED
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
3 MEN SEEK FRANKLIN POST
GUPTON LEADS IN FRANKLIN
GUPTON OEFEATED IN FRANKLIN
SEARCH BAFFLING. SAYS PATRICIA HART, FARMER, CANDIDATE
TWO FRANKLIN POSTS CONTESTED . _
INCUMBENT APPARENTLY WINS RE-ELECTION IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN COMMISSIONER RE-ELECTED
GRIFFIN TO LEAD FRANKLIN BOARD
FRANKLIN COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTER
SEE FRANKLIN COUNTY PRISON UNIT
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SUBJECTS
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FRANKLIN COUNTY ECONOMIC OEVELOPMEMT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHIEF HI1E0
FRANKLIN COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL
SEE LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIt ANO DANCE FESTIVAL
FRANKLIN COUNTY JAIL
ESCAPE REPORTED IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
AREA HOSPITALS AWAIT EFFECTS 3 F FEE RULE
FRANKLIN STUDYING HOSPITAL CHANGES
FRANKLIN COUNTY PRISON UNIT
OFFICERS KILL FRANKLIN PRISON UNIT ESCAPEE
FLEEING PRISONER SHOT TO OEAH
FRANKLIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
GOP HEADQUARTERS OPENS IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY BOARD DF EDUCATION
VANDALS DAMAGE FRANKLIN SCHOOL
FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUOGET
SCHOOLS TO SEEK REPAIR MONEY
FRANKLIN COUPT APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
HOUSING THEN AND NOW
FRANKLIN ST. 1CHAPEL HILL> N.C.I
SEE ALSO CITIZENS AGAINST THE FIANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
NOON ON FRANKLIN STREET
ESTIMATE SOUGHT ON EXTENSION
2 ALTERNATIVES FOR EXTENSION AIRED BY TOWN
STREET ROUTES ARE DISCUSSED
STREET EXTENSION PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION
FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION PLAN RAPPED
BUSINESSMEN BACK TWO-WAY EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET
WIDEN'NG U.S. 15-501 TOP TRANSPORTATION PROJECT
PUBLIC HEARING SET TONIGHT
CITIZENS OPPOSE FRANKLIN EXTENSION ALONG CARR STREET
CARRBORO STEPS TOWARD BOND ISSUE
RESIDENTS OPPOSE STREET EXTENSION
SEPT. 5 HEARING SET ON BONO RFFERENOUM
WINDOW SHOPPING
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON BONO REFERENDUM
ALDERMEN SET NOV. 6 DATE FOR 8 ONO VOTE
DOWNTOWN RENEWAL MAY HINGE ON FRANKLIN STREET
CARRBORO PANEL URGES STREET EXTENSION
STREET EXTENSION ON AGENOA
BOARO FAVORS CARR STREET ROUH
CARRBORO PANEL BACKS CARR STREET ROUTE
ENDORSEMENT OF ROAD PLAN ON AGENDA
TEEN CENTER i YOUTH HANGOUT TiAT MS NOT A NEROY PLACE"
MAYOR PORTO ENJOYING VIEW OF OEMOCRACY IN CARRBORO
WHY CHANGE CARRBORO?
BOTH SIDES GEAR UP FOR BOND CAMPAIGN
GROUP FIGHTING FRANKLIN ST. EXTENSION
CHAMBER ENOORSES FRANKLIN STRSET EXTENSION
AFTER 6-YEAR HIKE. CARRBORO TAX WOULO FALL - PLANNER
REV1 TALI 2ATI0N PLAN DRAWS SKEPTICISM BUT NOT THE HOSTILITY SOME EXPECTED
ALDFRMEN DIFFER ON EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET
TASK FORCE ENDORSES PROPOSED BONO ISSUE
FOES. SUPPORTERS DEBATE FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION
EXTENSION PROJECTS DEBATED
LARGEST OF BONO PROPOSALS DRAWS LEAST ATTENTION
CARRBORO DECIDING 2 BONO ISSU'S TODAY
CARRBOR STUDIES BONOS
BONO ISSUE TRAILING WITH 3 OF 5 PRECINCTS IN
BONO REFERENOUM IS REJECTED
FRANKLIN ST. BONDS FAIL; ROADJORK OK • D
GROUP FAVORS NEW VOTE ON FRAN<LIN ST. EXTENSION
BOARD STILL WANTS FRANKLIN EXTENSION
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SEE CHAPEL HILL.
PARKING AREAS
FRANKLIN/VANCE/WARREN OPPORTUNITIES CENTER
AGENCY SEEKING tl MILLION GRANT FOR FRANKLIN ELOEP.LY HOUSING UNIT
FRANKLINTON. N.C.
STATE WORKERS FIXING TRUCK-FLIPPING CURVE
EXPANSION OF FNZYME PLANT PLANNED
BURLINGTON INDUSTREIS TO PHAS5 OUT PLANT
FRANKLINTON PLANT TO SHUT DOWM
FRANKLIN. TWO TOWNS NOTIFIED OF CIVIL LAWSUIT
FRANKLINTON, N.C ELECTIONS
FRANKLINTON VOTING ON WATER*
SEWER BONO ISSUES TODAY
SEwER LINES
FRANKLINTON, N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C WATER L
FRANKLINTON WATER, SEWER 80N0S PASS
FRANKLINTON BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FRANKLINTON PLANS TO ANNEX
FRANKLINTON POLICE OEPT.
FRANKLINTON POLICE OFFICER DISMISSED
FRANKLINTON SCHOOLS
FIRE DAMAGES SCHOOL IN FRANKLINTON
FORMER FRANKLINTON POLICEMAN '. HARGED WITH BREAK-INS, ARSON
FRANKLINTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TO DISPLAY SKILLS
ERASER CO.
GROUPS SUPPORT TOWN CENTER
COUNCIL PICKS COMPANY FOR TOWV CENTER PROJECT
CHAPEL HILL PICKS FIRM FOR PR1JECT
HOUSING, OFFICE COMPLEX APPROVEO BY TOWN COUNCIL
BOARO TO CONSIOER AID TO TOWN CENTER
COUNCIL OKS MISTY WOODS APT. :OMPLEX
COST OF ADVICE MAY INCREASE F3 R DOWNTOWN PARKING PROJECT
COUNCIL TO MULL 140,000 REQUEST FOR LEGAL ADVICE
COUNCIL APPROVES CEILING ON P\ RKI NG-PROJECT SPENOING
ROSEMARY SQUARE TO COMPLEMENT FRANKLIN ST. SHOPS, DEVELOPER SAYS
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C.
CITY PANEL, POLICE DIFFER ON PAY
PROGRAM TO HELP PARENTS DEAL * I TH MISSING CHICO
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•IOENT-A-CHILD' EFFORT A BIG SUCCESS
IDENT-A-CHILD PROGRAM A SUCCESS. TO BE OFFEOEO AGAIN
FREE FINGERPRINTING FOR CHILDREN OFFEREO
NOW THIS ONF
ROLLER DERBY?
FRAUO
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO COMPUTER FRAUD
SEE ALSO CONFIDENCE GAMES
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARD FRAUD
SEE ALSO FALSE PRETENSES
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO HOAX
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUO
SEE ALSO LYING
SEE ALSO MEDICAIO FRAUO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FRAUD
SEE ALSO WELFARE FRAUD
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
LLOYO FACES FRAUO CHARGE
FBI IS PROBING NAEGELE CHECKS FOR KICKBACKS
CLAIMS DUE FROM FIRM
2 MEN RECEIVE SENTENCES
MAN FINED ON CHECK CHARGE
MAN FINEO OVER PAYCHECKS
DOCTOR IS ORDFRED TO PAY 1700.000
ORDER GRANTED AGAINST FIRM
POLICE WARN CANDY SALES UNCHARITABLE
STATE AFL-CIO ORDERED TO REPAY $72,603
N.C. COUPLE CHARGED IN DIAMOND SCHEME
COUPLF INDICTED IN DIAMOND FRA UO
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF HOBBY
EX-UNION CHIEF'S CONVICTION UPHELO
HOBBY APPEALS TO NON-ISSUE . . „
1? USEO-CAR DEALERS INDICTED IN ODOMETER ROLLBACK PROBE
FORMER UNION CHIEF TO START PRISON TERM
HOBBY BEGINS TERM IN FEDERAL PRISON
SUCKERS STILL AROUND
OFALER CONVICTEO IN SCHEME TO LAUNDER AUTO TITLES IN N.C.
10 CONVICTEO IN CASE INVOLVING AUTO OOOMETERS
FEDERAL JUDGE ERASES HOBBY'S 140,000 FINE
NAME-TELLING IN ORDER
MAN CHARGED IN CADAVER CASE SJRREN0ER5
WOMAN PLEAOS GUILTY IN DIAMOND SCHEME
DURHAM WOMAN PLEAOS GUILTY IN DIAMONO PLOT
FREO WARING ANO THE P ENNS YL VAN I ANS (MUSIC GROUPI
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BIG 8R0THER' SPYING
FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
Ill IlSO UNIv"POFSN.C°-CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR THE STUOY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
8FWARE ILL-AIMED EUPHEMISMS H %
FREE ENTERPRISE IDEAS EXPLORED J 2
STEOMAN SAYS FREEDOMS BEING E'ODEO H 2
BELIEF MOLDED MEDICINE „ " %
RISING HEALTH-CARE COSTS ARE 1 AJOR CONCERN S 2
FREE ENTERPRISE ZONES
SEE ENTERPRISE ZONES
FREE MEALS
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FREE TPAOE ZONE
SEE ENTERPRISE ZONES
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREi TRAOE ZONES
FREEDOM
SEE ALSO DEMOCRACY
STEOMAN SAYS FREEDOMS BEING ERODED
BANNING BOXING WOULD BE BLOW TO FREEOOM
FREEOOM OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
DURHAM LAWYER'S OUEST: EXPOSE
KEEPING TABS ON 'BIG BROTHER"
FREEOOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO PILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
CHILO IMMUNIZATION FIGHT TO B= DECIDED IN COURT
COUPLE FIGHTS N.C. IMMUNIZATION LAW
COUPLE PLANS TO APPEAL RULING TO HAVE DAUGHTER IMMUNIZED
NO R IGHT IS ABSOLUTE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENOMENT
PROTECTORS BECOME ATTACKERS
POLITICAL CRITICISM HEALTHY
JUOGE RULES AGAINST TEACHERS: SUIT AGAINST YEAGER DISMISSED
HECKLERS ABUSE RIGHTS
COURT TO WEIGH INDIVIOUAL VERSUS COMMUNITY RIGHTS
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FAIR TRIAL
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO GAG OROERS
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. U.S.
PROTECTORS BECOME ATTACKERS
MRS. GRAHAM: PRESS TO AFFECT SRADS
FINAL DUKE NURSING CLASS GKAOJATES
KATHARINE GRAHAM IN FREEDOM'S PURSUIT
OUKE PROF: SPECIAL STATUS PUSH COULD DAMAGE PRESS
MOB REACTION REPLACED JUDGMENT AT CONVENTION
TAR HEEL PAPERS LOSE APPEAL Ox JURY SELECTION SECRECY
PRESS FREEDOM A BASIC RIGHT OF AMERICANS
POLL: EQUAL COVERAGE LAW WANTED
LAWS REGULATING PRESS POSE THREAT TO EVERYONE
MEDIA RESTRAINT NEEOEO
FREEZE OAMAGE
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO CROP OAMAGE
SEE ALSO FROSTBITE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
COLD MAY AFFECT SPRING'S BEAUTY
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FREEZF COULO OAMAGE PEACH TREES IN DURHAM
N.C PEACH GROWERS KEFP FINGERS CROSSED
CROP INSURANCE HILL COVER PEACH GROWERS
FRENCH BROAD RIVER
PROFESSOR DROWNS IN RAPIDS
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
HEY FRESNO! HERE'S GREENSBORO
FRIDAY PICKS ISUN SPORTS COLUMN!
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
FRIOAY THE 13TH
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
UNLUCKY DAY TO APPEAR TWO MORF TIMES THIS YEAR
BEWARE FRIOAY 13TH, IF YOU'RE SUPERSTITIOUS
FRIENOLY CITY CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN LEADERS
FRIENDLY CITY KIHANIS CLUB
AZALEA FIELD
FRIENOLY CITY LEADERS
FRIENDLY CITY SECTIONAL BRIOGE TOLRNAMENT
BRIDGE WINNERS
FRIENOLY CITY SERTOMA CL'JB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERTOMA OFFICERS
RECEIVES GIFT
FRIENOS OF BLACK CHILDREN
SEE ALSO AOOPTION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
BLACK YOUTHS NEED HOMES
FRIENOS OF OUKE UNIV. LIBRARY
SEE DUKE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
FRIENOS OF MISSIONS
SEE ALSO BAPTISTS
PASTORS TRYING TO CRACK HARD SHELL OF BAPTISTS
FRIENDS OF OLD CARRBORn
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. HISTORY
CARRBORO'S MILL HOUSES ARE ON TOUR
MILL HOUSES OPEN FOR TOUR
FRIENOS OF STATE PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
MORE MONEY IS URGED FOR PARKS.
RECREATION
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
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FRIENOS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIBRARY FRIENDS
FRIENOS OF LIBRARY WORK TO B03 ST DURHAM FACILITY
BOOK SALE SET
LIBRARY IS GEARING UP FOR ANNJAL BOOK SALE
WRITERS 10 REAO IN FREE SERIES
POETS. NOVELISTS. SHORT STORY WRITERS SLATED TO READ AT LIBRARY MEETING
FRIENOS OF THE ENO
SEE ENO KIVER ASSOCIATION
SEE FRIENDS OF WEST POINT
FRIENOS OF WEST POINT
SEE ALSO WEST POINT MILL
5 AGENCIES HAVE SEATS AVAILABLE
ENO PARK PLAN INCLUDES THEATER
VACANCIES TO BE FILLED
FRIENDSHIP
GIRL SCOUTS TOGETHER. FRIENDS FOREVER!
FRIENDSHIP FORCE IN N.C.
SEE ALSO THE PAIRING PROJECT
FRIENDSHIP FORCE PLANS EXCHANGE FOR THIS SUMMER
" ANNOUNCES PUNS FOR EXCHANGE
PLANS EXCHANGE VISIT
INTERVIEWS SATURDAY
EXTENOS ITS HAND
.- PULLS CULTURES CLOSER
ARRIVEROERCI PISA: FRIENDSHIP FORCE GETS TO THE HEART OF BEING ITALIAN
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWS TIP STJOENTS ARE NORMAL KIOS
ITALIAN VISITORS MASTER ART Oc SUBTLE OIPLOMACY
HOSTS NEEDED FOR INDIANS VISITING N.C.
FRIENDSHIP FORCE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU
EXCHANGE TO LIST 1985 DESTINATIONS
FRIENDSHIP FORCE TO ANNOUNCE 'LANS
FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALS" U.S. CONGRESS. PEPOUISITES
OON'T TAX OUR BENEFITS _. .
83* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES; 62*. To GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
FRITZ LONDON MEMORIAL LECTURE
LONDON LECTURE SCHEDULEO TUESDAY
ABSOLUTE ZERO TOPIC FOR LECTU' E
FROG JUMPING
ON YOUR MARK. GET SIT. ..HOP!
FRONTLASH
STUOENT GROUP IS PROTESTING TEEN WAGE IOEA
FROSTBITE
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C
SEE ALSO FREEZE OAMAGE
COLD WEATHER HAZARDS CAN BE AVOIDED
FROZcN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
JAIER OAMAGE SIFNIF1CANT TO A*T5 HOME
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NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS)
COLO CAUSES PIPES 10 BREAK AT SCHOOLS
FRUCTOSE
FRUCTOSE IS SWEETER THAN SUCROSE
FRUIT ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC = RUITSI
SUMMER BOUNTY
FRUIT FLIES
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
THE FRUIT FLY ISN'T BAFFLEO
FRUITCAKE
CIVITANS TO SELL CAKES
FUEL
SEE HEATING FUELS
FUEL CHARGES
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES „ .
FUEL CHARGE ADJUSTMENTS FOR UTILITIES ARE REJECTED
TIPS FOR LOWER FUEL BILLS GIVEN
ENDURING A 3RD EMBARGO
FUEL STAMPS
SEE HEATING FUELSt FEDERAL A 10 TO NEEOY
FUELS
SEE ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE HEATING FUELS
FUGITIVE WARRANTS
SEE ALSO WARRANTS
MARINE ARRESTED ON FUGITIVE CHARGE
BODY OF FUGITIVE IS FOUNO
FBI CHARGES FUGITIVE IN ALAMANCE ROBBERY
ARREST FOILS REUNION FOR N .C . MAN, SON
U.S. MARSHALS ARREST WOMAN IN NEWTON
N.Y. FUGITIVE ARRESTED IN FRA1KLIN
FUGITIVE WANTEO IN THREE STATFS FOUND IN SWAMP
FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS ANO GRANTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSJ
DUKE PROF GETS FULBRIGHT GRANT
BENDER GETS FULBRIGHT AWARD
3 GET FULBRIGHTS
FULL MOON
SEE ALSO MOON
BLAME THE MOON
FULLER BUILDING
OLO FULLER SCHOOL
FULLER MEHORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. WALLACE TO BE INSTALLED AS FULLER PASTOR
FUN FEST
SEE FUNFEST IN.C. MUSEUM OF L I FF ANO SCIENCEI
FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY
HELMS BACKERS LAUNCH ADS. ORA* HUNT'S FIRE
FUND RAISING ISEE ALSO NAMES OF Ful D RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FJNO RAISING
SEE ALSO GREATER OURHAM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO RAFFLES
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
DURHAM MAN GETS OERBY FOR FUN3-RAISING EFFORTS
COURAGEOUS RESPONSE
FOUNDATION MAY LOSE ITS LICENSE
ENDOWMENTS PAYING OFF FOR NEE3 Y N.C. AGENCIES
FUN0RA1S1NG IS TOPIC
GROUP EYES WAYS TO HELP NEEOY
CLUB TO RAISE MONEY FOR HEARING IMPAIRED
MAN ON CRUTCHES BEGINS TREK
GIANT 'YARO SALE' TO AIO TORNADO VICTIMS
CANOY SALES HALTED. HEARING CANCELED
SCARE MAIL RAISES IRE - ANO CASH
FUND-RAISING 'AN AMERICAN PHENOMENON'
IRS RULING TO AFFECT ATHLETICS FUND RAISING
Y0UNGSV1LLE HONORING 'DESSERT LADY' TODAY
DEMOCRATS GET 1102.000 FROM MS. FERRARO'S VISIT
FRIENDS BEGIN FUNO TO HELP MAN PARALYZEO BY ACCIOENT
FUNDAMENTAL ISTS
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAM; S OF CHURCHES!
FORGET MORAL SCORECARD
FUNOS
SEE CURRENCY
FUNERAL OIRECTOKS AND MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
SEE ALSO MORTICIANS
ECONOMY TAKES TOLL ON FUNERAL HOMES
FUNERAL HOMES
SEE ALSO CREMATION
BAD TIMES FORCE N.C. FUNERAL HOMES TO CLOSE
ECONOMY TAKES TOLL ON FUNERAL HOMES
FUNERALS
SEE ALSO FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND 10RTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO MORTICIANS
BURLINGTON WILL REQUIRE FUNER'L PROCESSION FLAGS
FUNERAL PROCESSONS IN BURLINGTON TO HALT
FUNERAL PROCESSION ORDINANCE REPEALED
OFFICER SHOWED RESPECT
FUNERALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO CREMATION
SEE ALSO GRAVES
LAWS HAVEN'T SPURRED FUNERAL SHOPPING
FUNFFST (N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCEI
SEE ALSO N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AN} SCIENCE
DAY-LONG FUNFEST SLATEO FOR MAY 26
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MUSEU" PUTTING ON FESTIVAL
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MUNCHING AWAY
FUNFEST CALLED -FINE EXAMPLE"
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see also algae
d»ugs can lower defenses
state officials probing fish <ills
a funny thing happened on the wat to the forum (play)
•foru"' fun show
fuouay-varina, n.c.
don't stop ooctor's haven
furman univ. sports. basketball
state survives scare; t0p-rat50 unc rolls: tar heels. 83-48
heels stroll past furman
state continues roll. batters furman 95-72
furman univ. sports. football
palaoins cucf pack in stunner
furman upsets becoming pouting
state's loss to furman not an upset
reed: wolfpack's lack of execjtion killed its chances
furniture
see home furnishings
furniture oesigners
see also craftsmen
orange furniture firm began with a simple picnic bench
a woman's touch is gooo for sjsiness
he specializes in 'subtle sophistication-
furniture industry
see also beds
see also furniture "arket
stock in three n.c. inoustries losing value, analysts say
furniture buyers have appetite for comfort
furniture makers expict 1984 to be a gooo year
furniture makers show new war3s at market
hickory furniture markets get 'good audience'
furniture market
see also furniture industry
furniture makers fx°ect 1984 to be a gooo year
furniture market may 800h
innovation seen at furniture "arket opening
mart features driftwood-type furniture
hippifs of the 1960s now affljent consu"ers
furniture makers tailoring designs to fit computers
furniture mart floral artist creates 200 oesigns: he says it with silk
new »ave furniture being sold
armchair comfort: u.s. vs. sweden
furniture makers show new wares at market
furniture market plans expansion
oesigner boldness fueled by economy expected at southern furniture...
drop in pklme 'good news' for furniture "art opening
high point market focuses on computer furniture
southern furniture market opens
southern furniture market or aw s foreign contingent
hickory furniture markets gft 'gooo audience*
it's action that's hot at mar<et
furniture makers leaving hickjry
foreign accents
5 fro" n.c. win oaphne awards
CATHOUSE CATERS TO feline CUSTOMERS
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
CAPTURED
FARM DAY AT SCHOOL
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
BOOKS FOR NIGERIA
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
FUTURE LEADERS OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICS. OURHAM
POLITICAL GROUP FORMING
FUTUREHOUSE INC.
AREA ENTREPRENEURS OFFER PROOJCTS. IDEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKERS
FUTURISTS
PLEASF STAND BY FOR TOMORROW
G105
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GEO EXAMINATIONS
SEE GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS
GKN AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS. LTD.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
ALAMANCE TEENS' ROBOT GRABS ATTENTION
GSX CHEMICAL SERVICES GROUP
SEE ALSO SCA SERVICES INC.
FIRM SAYS IT WILL REMOVE 121 BARRELS OF CHEMICALS AT PROPOSED PLANT SITE H 2 12/11/84 A 10
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PR IGNORE GETS PROMOTION
PRIGMORE NAMED SPRINT PRESIDENT
THE GABLES
CONDOMINIUM PROJECT PLANNED FIR AIRPORT ROAO
16 CONOOS PLANNED FOR AIRPORT ROAD
GAG OROERS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C. PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUOGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON S5CRET JURY SELECTION
KLAN TRIAL JURY SELECTION HAL'EO 9Y COURT'S ORDER
FAIR JURY »OfcTH C'UTION
JUDGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUOING THE KLAN-NA2! TRIAL WITH INK
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLDS SECRET JURY QUESTIONING
CUSTODY CASE GAG ORDER IS OUS'UTED
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GALLOWAY'S GAG OROER TRAMPLES CONSTITUTION
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
GAG ORDER. SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
COURT DENIES REHEARING ON GAG ORDER
COURT UPHOLOS OISMISSAL OF SUIT
JUDGE GALLOWAY'S CONDUCT STUDIED
GALLOWAY PROSE CONSIDERED ROUTINE
CUSTODY HEARING GAG ORDER LIFTED
LABARRE LIFTS GALLOWAY GAG OR^ER .„.,.,».
SENATOR'S WARNING LETTER IS R = D FLAG TO, JOURNAL I STS
ADMINISTRATION DEFEMDS SECRET JURY SELECTION IN N.C. CASE
JUDICIAL INVESTIGATOR ON GALLDWAY'S TRAIL?
LAWYER: HUNT BILL PAID ON TIME
G4LLSDRUGST0 OISSOCVF GALLSTONES HAS VERY LIMITED USEFULNESS
GALLUP POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
HELMS LEAOS HUNT IN POLL
POLL: REAGAN WOULD WIN IN N.C.
ALAMANCE AGENCY AIDS IN NATIONAL POLL
GAMBLING
SEE ALSO PINGO
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO SPORTS. GAMBLING
JUDGE: BINGO LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
TAR HEEL BETTING BRINGS ONLY 1ILO REACTION
THIS GAME IS HAVING UPS AND 03WNS STAYING LEGAL
SOME STILL WILLING TO TAKE CHANCE ON N.C. LOTTERY
GAMBLING ON SPORTS ILLEGAL BUT FLOURISHING IN N.C.
LOTTERIES: WINNERS AND LOSERS ,„ .„
FEDERAL GRANO JURY INDICTS SI* PEOPLE ON GAMBLING COUNT
WOMAN IS INOICTED ON GAMBLING CHARGES
OWNER OF SLOT MACHINES SUES CITY OVER ARREST
M
GAMBLING PROBED
GAME OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.
'GAME OF DURHAM' HAS TOWN FOR SALE
TRIVIAl'pURSUITS GAME SPAWNS THE GAME OF OURHAM (CARTOON!
GAME OF DURHAM
GAME OF OURHAM AVAILABLE FOR SALE
GAMES
SEE ALSO BINGO
SEE ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO CHECKERS
SEE ALSO CROSSWORD PUZZLES
SEE ALSO GAMBLING _.
SEE ALSO KAOS CKILLER AS AN ORGANIZED SPORTI
SEE ALSO TOYS
SEE ALSO TUG-OF-WAR
SEE ALSO VIDEO GAMES
BRING BACK THE GOLDFISH
TRIVIA GAINS IN IMPORTANCE
PREPARING FOR SUMMER
BOARD GAME TEACHES 30ARO POLICY
•GAME OF OURHAM* HAS TOWN FOR SALE
BOARD GAME PROMOTES CITY „__. .
TRIVIAL PURSUITS GAME SPAWNS THE GAME OF OURHAM ICARTOONI _._,_
PLAYERS' PURSUIT IS NOT SO TRIVIAL: OURHAM TEAM COMPETES FOR EASTER.
GANGRENE
JUOGE DOESN'T FORCE MAN BACK TO HOSPITAL
HE'LL RISK DYING TO AVOID SCALPEL
GAPBAGE COLLECTION. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OiPT., SANITATION OIVISION
SEE ALSO LEAF COLLECTION
MAN'S SLEEP ENOS IN DUMP
PUBLIC MONEY MISSPENT
RESIDENTS WILL RECEIVE SERVICES STARTING MONDAY
GARBAGE COLLECTION CHANGES ANNOUNCED
COLE MILL AREA GARBAGE DAYS GANGES
ANNEXATION WOULD BOOST CITY P1PULATION TO 112.000
GARBAGE COLLECTION TO IMPROVE
CITY CHANGES PICKUP ZONES FOR GARBAGE
NEW GARBAGE SYSTEM PROMISES EFFICIENCY
GET THAT GARBAGE OUT EARLY, CITY OFFICIAL URGES
CITY WANTS LEAVES PUT IN BAGS FOR PICKUP
GARBO TALKS (F1LMI
■GARBO' A MOVIE NOT TO MISS
GARDEN CLUB OF N.C.
SEE ALSO GAROENING. OURHAM
SEE ALSO GAROENING. N.C.
STATE GARDEN CLUB GIVES SCHOL»RSHIPS
THIS IS GARDEN WEEK IN N.C.
GARDENING. OURHAM
SEE ALSO PLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO OAYLILY GAROENING CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL OF GAROEN CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDEN CLUB OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HOPE VALLEY GAROEN CLUB
SEE ALSO LA PETITE GAROEN CLUB
SEE ALSO LANOSCAPING
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GAROEN
BEAUTICIAN ENJOYS SHARING HER GARDENING EXPERTISE WITH OTHERS
GARDENER SPENOS HOURS ON YARD
LAWYER ENJOYS HIS BOXWOOD
WOMAN COMMUNICATES WITH PLANT'
HORTICULTURIST FOR HOTEL ENJOYS VARIETY IN HER JOB
HOSPICE HOUSE GETS HELP FROM 3AYLILY CLUB
WHY NOT SAY IT WITH FLOWERS?
GET HEAD START ON 'PLANTING TIME
NATURE LOVER FINOS USE FOR EVERYTHING
ORCHIDS CAN BE GROWN ON WINDOWSILL AT HOME
PROFESSOR VISITS CLUB. DISCUSSES SHORELINES
N.C. FLORISTS HOLOING ANNUAL MEET IN OURHAM
HIS CLASSROOM FILLED WITH TEACHING PLANTS
HINTS FROM A 'GARDENER SUPREME'
GARDEN TIME
CITY'S CONCERNEO CITIZENS SPE'K UP FOR GREEN SPACE
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GARDENING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ELIZABETHAN GARDENS
SEE ALSO GARDEN CLUP OF N.C.
SEE ALS" N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
FHR COLONIAL "OTANISTS: N.C:
GARDEN SYMPOSIUM PLANNED
GIVING LIFE TO THE GAROEN
GARNFR, N.C.
GARNER GETS GRANT
GIRL'S DEATH PROBABLY CAROIAC-RELATED
3-YEAR-OLD DIES ON PLAYGROUND
GARNER "AN FACES SEX, DRUG CHARGES INVOLVING YOUTHS
GUNMAN ELUOES POLICE SEARCH
GUNMAN MANAGES ESCAPE
GARNISHMENT
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DEBTS
GARNISHMENT HELPS BOOST CHILD SUPPORT payments
COUNTY 'WEAPONS' BOOST CHILD-SUPPORT COLLECTIONS
GARY TOBACCO CO.
2 OUIT LIGGETT firm
FOR»ER TOBACCO OFFICIALS ARE EYEING NEW BUSINESS
2 PROMOTED IN LCM SUBSIDIARY
GAS Chamber
SEE ALSO DEATH ROW
SEE ALSn DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
OFATH CHAMBER READIED
JURISTS STUDY COSTS OF DEATH 'ENALTY VS. IMPRISONMENT
GAS LEAK
SEE ALSO CHEMI
UNDERGROUND
LEAKING TANK
PLANT .ON'T
CLOSING 0«= A
ROU SLASHES
10 HOSPITALI
EVACUATION:
OXFORD CHLOR
LEAK DISRUPT
CLUB-ROXBCRO
MAN IS TREAT
MAN TREATED
GAS PIPELINE
UNSCHEDULED
CAPS PIPELIN
A-MONIA LEAK
A"MQNIA LEAK
AMMONIA LEAK
GAS LEAK FOR
GAS LEAK FOR
PROPANE GAS
PROPANE LEAK
FAMILY I S RE
PLANT SAFETY
DISASTERS
SOME TOXIC C
BILL COULD C
INDIAN OEATH
CAL SPILLS
GASOLINE TALKS may BE LEAKING. STATE PEARS
S RAISE CONCERN
3F FINED 11.700 IN FATAL BLAST
IRPORT ROAO AT ROJ PROTESTED
SHOPS' RENTS
2E0 AFTER Chemical LEAK IN plant
LEAKING CHLORINE ^AS EMTIES 2-BLOCK AREA IN OXFORO
INE GAS LEAK INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY
S TRAFFIC
GAS LEAK PERSISTS
ED
FOR GAS INHALATION
FIRE INJURES 4 WORKMEN
RECESS
CAUSES INJURIES, EVACUATION
PROMPTS EVACUATION
cO»CES EVACUATION
CES EVACUATION
CES OFFICE EVACUATION
PIPE RUPTURES
FORCES EVACUATION IN PINEVILLE
SCUED FROM DEAOLY GAS
PROBE NtEOED
AST AND FUTURE
HEMICALS NOT REGULATED — OFFICIALS
HANGE RULES ON HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES
S MAY ENTER PRODUCT LIABILITY DEBATE
GAS LINES
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
CAPS PIPtLINE
gasoline. substitutes
see gasoline substitute
gasoline mueage
ouality main concern of car bjyers
gasoline prices
SEE ALSO heating FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
STEAOY GAS PRICES PREDICTED
GAS PRICES LOWEST IN 5 ChRISTmaSES
GAS PRICES OIP
GASOLINE PRICES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO SE°vICF STATIONS, ->URHAM
•IT'S ALMOST LIKE LITTLE GAS J AR ■
GAS PRICES DROP
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.C. EMPLOYERS
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, N.C., ELECTIONS
TON VOTERS GET DOUBLE BALLOTS
GASOLINE PRICES! N.C. .
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
REGULAR GAS DIPS BELOW «1
H1LIOAV MOTORISTS TO PAY 11.24 FOR GAS
GASOLINE CHEAPER IN N.C.
GASOLINE PUMPS
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
GASOLINE PUMP°BURNS AFTER CUSTOMER'S CAR ORIVES AWAY WITH HOSE
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
SEE SERVICE STATIONS
GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
50 GALLONS OF GAS SPILLED AT CITY GARAGE
STRICTER REGULATIONS MULLED ON UNDERGROUND GAS TANKS
GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
UNDERGROUND GASOLINE TANKS MAY RE LEAKING. STATE FEARS
STRICTER REGULATIONS MULLED ON UNDERGROUND GAS TANKS
STRONGER FIPE CODE ENOORSEO BY CITY PANEL
CLUR-R0X80R0 GAS LEAK PERSISTS
EARLY OETECTION IS VITAL IN PLUGGING TANK LEAKS
ABANDONED GAS TANKS MAY HARM VATER SUPPLY
OLO GASOLINE TANKS CALLED NATIONWIDE PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT
GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
111 Slso SYNTHETIC FUELS AND ALTERNATE FUELS PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
180-PROOF ALCOHOL FUELS AGENCY'S VAN
RFVENOOERS WON'T BOTHER THIS STILL
GASS6ENALS0NAUT0S (SEE ALSO NAMES 3 F SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
SEE ALSO FURD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
LEAKING TANKS RAISE CONCERN
GASOLINE TAXES. N.C.
DURHAM GETS 11.65 MILLION FOR STREETS
GASTON COUNTY, N.C.
BENDIX CANCELS PLANS FOR PLANT
GASTON COUNTY
SOME GAStON VO
GASTON COUNTY JAIL
MAN WHO SOUGHT JAIL DIES THERE
GASTON COUNTY SCHOOLS
GASTON TEACHER REPRIMANDED
GASTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
SCTTLEMENT REACHED IN GASTONIA LAWSUIT
GASTON COUNTY WILL REOUIRE COLLEGE DEGREES FOR POLICE
MUSEUm'oFFICIAL' S FIRING IN GASTONIA IS UPHELD
GASTDNIA JAYCEES
GASTONIA JAYCEES ADMIT 3 WO"EN
°MISTRIAL DECLARED IN GASTON C3UNTY CIVIL RIGHTS CASE
OFFICERS PUNISHED FOR SOLICITING MONEY
G*TESINMATEYWHo'wAS WAVING AT MOTHER INJURED IN FALL FROM MOVING TRUCK
STATES SEEK ANSWER TO GOOSE DECLINE
GENEALOGY
SEE ALSO FAMILY GENERATIONS
ARCHIVES DRAWS PEOPLE SEEKING FAMILY HISTORIES
GENEALOGY WORKSHOP IS PLANNEO FOR AUGUST ..-_—.
SPAULOING ROOTS: THE FAMILY T) EE BRANCHES ACROSS COUNTRY AND FARTHER
READER SEEKS HIS ROOTS
Gao'rFPORT SAYS NO CHANGE NEE3E0 IN INTEREST CHARGES TO TOBACCO CO-OPS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
CHORUS SEEKS PRIiE
CHORUS PLACES SIXTH
CHORUS WINS FOR 6TH TIME IN 7 YEARS
GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO PAPTISTS
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. BLACK
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
DURHAM, ORANGE PROJECTS WIN HEALTH AWARDS
BAPTIST GROUP FOR SPAULOING
CANOIOATE BACKEO
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TEST":
ADULTS IN SCHOOL HAVE ODO PR03LEMS
DTI INCREASING HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PUSH
SEE ALSO MICROELECTRONICS CENTE1 OF N.C. ISTATE RESEARCH FACILITY!
HIGH-POWERED SEMICONDUCTOR
BANK ECONOMIST SEES NO CHANGE IN INTEREST RATES
HEARING SCHEDULED ON WASTE PERMIT
GE GETS WASTE PERMIT OK
COMMENT PERIOD OPEN ON WASTES
GE CLOSING TURNBINE PLANT: LAYOFFS TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR
GF PONDERING FUTURE USE OF BUILOING
OPPORTUNITIES SEEN FOR GE EMPLOYEES
GENERAL ELECTRIC (WILMINGTON. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C.
PLANT TO PRODUCE JET PARTS
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GF TO GET GRANT FROM AIR FGRCI
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
SEE GENERAL ELECTOR
SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC C W I LM INGTON . N.C.I
GENERAL ELECTRIC FOUNDATION -_,..____,
GIFT FOR CENTER TO BUT VIOEO rOUlPNENT
GENERAL EXPORT-IMPORT CORP.
COUPLE INDICTED IN OIAMONO FRS UO
GENSEELALSO°aSto' (SEE ALSO NAMES If SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURER S t
G" SETS A FINE EXAMPLE
GENERAL STORES
see also country stores
oanburt store hasn't changeo much
:orp.
:n <>o tears
GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS
SEE als: tELE°hONES. DURHAM
GTE OFFERING TEACHER GRANTS
FELLOWSHIPS AWAOOEO TEACHERS
GTE TO INSTALL HIGH-TECH PROG5AM -_--__» u
GTE PROFITS RISE BY IP PERCENT; REVENUE UP 16 PERCENT H
HUMAN SERVICES PAGES WORTHY P'OJECT "
gSKftfEl?|,,SfT!HSu?TK.<1S8cIfl&l. -EDICINE C RESEARCH ,401
CUSTOMERS REPORT TELEPHONE TROUBLES "
GTE SATS PROFITS CLIMB IT PER CENT "
CHANGE PHONE SERVICE
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTH1 AST .,-_-.
SEE ALSO GROWTH INITIATIVES FOR TEACHERS (GIFTI
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. 11.RHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
^Sg'wSSSFUJI&t CALLED UNRELIABLE »
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TOUCHTONE PHONE CHARGE TOUCHING OFF COMPLAINTS "
PHONE OIRECTORY SERVICE TO JU<P J
NEW TELEPHONE CHARGES IN EFFECT "
GTE OF SOUTHEAST PROFI'S UP 15 PERCENT "
DIRECTORS NAMED |
PHONE ASSISTANCE RATE MAY RIS- 5
PARK PHONE JOES CONTINUE H
SORRY. THIS NUMBER IS OUT OF SERVICE "
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PHONE SERVICE RESTORED „
NEW PHONE EQUiPMENT IN USE TODAY £
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A STRAIGHT ANSWER. FINALLY 2
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TIN CANS. STRING WOULD WORK AS WELL S
OIRECTORY ASSISTANCE CHARGES GOING UP "
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NCCU TO PRO-OTE NIGHT CLASSES ,
PRISMORE GETS PROMOTION J
PRIGMORE NAMED SPRINT P9ESI0ENT J
HONOAV-S CALLERS SET RECORD
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF The SOUTHEAST. EMPLOYEES
SPARROW GETS GENERAL 'ELP«CNE PROMOTION
GENERAL TELEPHONE NAMES OES-OND SERVICE MANAGER
GENE'tHE$GENERALIST: A CHAT WITH HIM IS A CULTURAL TRIP
GENERATION GAP
SEE ALSO family STRUCTURE
TALKS TO FOCUS ON PARENTS. TE:NS
GENERIC CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
..H^-ikS-? rIa-C-hSSmb-ER^ ,N -IL.TARY MARKET
CIGARETTE MAKERS CONCEDE GENE' IC INROADS BV LCM
LCM E-PLOYEES TO BEGIN LONGER WORK DAY moncay
;iERICAN NO? PLANNING TO ENTE> GENERIC "ARKET
LCH FILES CHARGES CN SEAL DUPLICATION
kRSw^P.ILUAMSO^Voi^-V^OUS- FIGHT AGAINST LIGGETT SUIT
__S S«?ci--§ g?T2^SVi«PFIGu.ES. BUT SAY BUYOUT PLANS PROCEEDING
WF CARRY ALL BRANDS OF GENERIC CIGARETTES ICASTOONI
__5 SS?IuTHp"2nI ^OP^:CC0MPEETfTlSN"N GENERIC SALES CITED
GENERIC CIGARETTES BATTLE. LCM CHIEF Says
1350 MILLION AT STAKE IN THE jENERIC WAR
LIGGETT DESERVES FAIR FIGHT U'ER GENERICS
B^OWN ANO WILLIAMSON SAYS LCM ANT I-CO-PET I T T VE „„,„,„
MOWN C WILLIAMSON FILES COUNTERSUIT IN WAR OF GENERICS
KENTUCKY GR>UP -AY - AKE C I GARE TTE S TO EASE STRAIN ON TOBACCO PROGRAM
lcm offers proouct quality guarantee
lcm offers "oney-back guarantee
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561 veterans hired by n.c. employers
generic orugs
see also drugs
see also prescription o'ugs ___
SKi'KtfcKIB^SrKSPrRIi -STI.-.ing an econo-k squeeze
EVERYONE IS A WINNER IN GENERIC ORUG WARS
GENETIC COUNSELING
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SUIT: GENETIC PROBLEMS WITHHELD FRO- COUPLE
GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO BICMEOICAL ENGINEERING
GENE SPLICING TO EXPAND _____
DUKE ORGANIZES NEW RESEARCH CENTER
GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS
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SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO MEOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
161 MILLION IS SOUGHT FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDY
GENETIC FINOS STARTLING; BUT CANCER CURE OISTANT
MYSTERY OF CANCER CAUSES SLOWLY UNFOLOING
STATE PANEL MULLS H80 MILLIOM PLAN FOR GENE RESEARCH
STATE GENETIC RESEARCH INOUSTRY PLAN DEBATED
GFNETICS: A PREMIER INDUSTRY?
ALCOHOLISM PROBABLY INHERITED
SMOKERS BORN - NOT MADE?
PANEL MULLS AREA PROJECTS: GENETIC ENGINEERING FUNOS UNOER STUDY
DUKE DEVICE CAN IDENTIFY GENETIC OISORDERS
THE FRUIT FLY ISN'T BAFFLED
GENIUS
SEE CHILDREN, GIFTED
GENOCIDE TREATIES
SEE ALSO TREATIES
VICE PRESIDENT PLANS TO VISIT N.C. MONDAY
SAY NO TO GENOCIDE
HELMS BLOCKS SENATE PANEL VOTE ON GENOCIOE TREATY
HFLMS STALLS GENOCIDE TREATY; IMMIGRATION BACKERS OPTIMISTIC
AIDES TO HELMS OISCUSS IMPASS1 ON TREATY VOTE
PANEL APPROVES GENOCIDE TREATY
HELMS SHOULD BACK TREATY
HELMS AND ERVIN RIGHT TO OPPOSE GENOCIOE BAN
HELMS VOTFS PRESENT AS PANEL TACKS GENOCIDE TREATY
HELMS' OBJECTIONS TO GENOCIDE TREATY CALLED REASONABLE
GEOGRAPHY
STUDENTS TRACE GROWTH OF U.S.
GEORGE ». KANE. INC.
KANE WINS RESTORATION AWARD
SURVEY SHOWS JOB PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN AREA
GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
OOLLS
SCHOOLS' FUND-RAISING POLICY EYEO
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW LABEL PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOLS WILL REVIEW SOLICITATION POLICY
THE BETTER TO HEAR AND SPEAK
BALLOON LAUNCH SET AT SCHOOL
SCOUT EKPO BEING HELD AT GEORS E WATTS SCHOOL
EGGS ON THE ROCKS
TEACHERS. NOT SCHOOLS. MAKE DIFFERENCE
WATTS SCHOOL "LANS SPECIAL ORIENTATION
SCHOOL HOLDING ORIENTATION TOOAY
PARENTS TAKE SCHOOL PAINTING 3N AS PROJECT
NEW HEIGHTS TO REACH
GEORGETOWN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
ON KNOWING THOMPSON
GEORGETOWN TOPS HOUSTON FOR TITLE
WITH HOYAS' FIRST TITLE IN HAMD. IS SECOND MERELY A FORMALITY?
BLACK PIONEER'
DEVILS BEAT HOYAS. ..ANO IT WASN'T CLOSE
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS
TECH HIRES CHAMBERS
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS. BASEBALL
HOMERS WRECK BLUE OEVILS' DAY; TECH TIGERS ALIVE
JOHNSON POWERS UNC BY GA. TE^ TO ACC CROWN
TORBORG'S PITCHING GIVES HEELS LIFT
ACC MOVES BASEBALL FROM DURHAM TO ATLANTA
DURHAM LOSES TO A CENTENNIAL
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS. BASKETBALL
WOLFPACK ENOS ROAD TRIP AGAINST YELLOW JACKETS
YELLOW JACKETS RUMP OFF COLO-SHOOTING WOLFPACK
VALVANO NOT OOWN ON SLUMPING 'PACK
OALRYMPLE. BYRD KEY TFCH WIN
UNC VS. GA. TECH; NEW VERSION OF WRECK POLISHES IMAGE. ACC PECORO
TOP-RANKED TAR HEELS AVOIO WRECK, EASE BY TECH
CREMINS' POSITIVE PATH
CREMINS. TECH TAKE ATLANTA BY STORM
HENDERSON'S FT LIFTS DUKE: BLJE OEVILS RALLY TO SHOCK JACKETS...
BLUE DEVILS SHOWED SMARTS IN SAME'S FINAL SIX SECONDS
HENDERSON'S FOUL SHOT LIFTS OUKE OVER TECH
THE REAL ACC RACE
OEACONS TRIP TECH, SURVIVE OT
DEACONS WORK OVERTIME FOR WIN
OVERTIME: TECH EDGES TERPS IN TWO OTS, 71-70
•PACK FLIRTS WITH DANGER, BUT WINS
CHARLES, WOLFPACK MAKE TECH EIGHTH STRAIGHT VICTIM
NO WRFCK NO MORE
AFTERNOON FOR ROOKIES: DUKE VS. GA. TECH CHANCE FOR AMAKER..TO SHINE
TECH RAMBLES, DUKE CRUMBLES II SECOND HALF
DUKE MAKES TECH FEEL AT HOME
CPEMINS' BIG TEST
FOR GA. TECH, FOUL PLAN WAY T3 KICK HEELS
TOP-RANKED TAP HEELS WRECK TECH'S PLANS, 69-56
JORDAN, AS USUAL
TAR HEELS END TECH'S DREAM
AMAKER'S JUMPER LIFTS BLUE OEVILS OVER TECH
CREMINS 'DISAPPOINTED' BY OPENING NIT MATCHUP
YOUNG, HOKIES WRECK GA. TECH
TFCH IS LOOKING TO REACH THAT NEXT PLATEAU
more than 'who' GOES into 'why' of games acc plays
TECH'S PRICE RIGHT VS. PACK: 'RICE'S JUMPER AT ONE SECOND LIFTS TECH..
WHILE DUKE MAY BE NO. 2, THERE'S NO 00UBT ON NO. 1
TECH SHOCKS 'PACK WITH 'CLASSIC WIN
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ASSAILING THE NAMELESS STINKE'S
TECH COACH SMEARS SPORTS
THE STING! JACKETS HANO TIGERS 2N0 STRAIGHT 'L'
REEO SAYS TECH GOOO ROLE MODE-
WOLFPACK LEAVES JACKETS STINGIN'
HUNGRY 'PACK WRECKS GEORGIA TECH
FOR UNC, PACK. OUKE, IT WAS SI ME OLD TUNE: TECH STRINGS DUKE'S 'L'S...
DEWBERRY, OFFENSE HELP TECH WHIP DUKE
OEWBERRY, DEFENSE HELP TECH WHIP OUKE
UNC PASSES TECH'S TESTS
UNC'S MESSAGE CAME AIR MAIL
UNC OPENS UP, SHUTS TECH DOWN
GAMBLING TECH DUMPS DEACONS
TECH DUMPS DEACS
TECH, PACK EAGER FOR RESULTS OF FIRST ACC TEST
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STATE HAS MALNUTRITION - EXPE'T
PRODUCTS RECALLED BY GERBER SAID NOT SENT TO N.C.
GER UTRICS
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF AGING AND HUNAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GERIATRIC AID ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO SENILITY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, health CARE
SEE ALSO VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. AGING PROGRAM
BUSSE SAYS LIVING LONGER NOT NECESSARILY LINKEO TO GOOO HEALTH
GERIATRIC CARE IS FOCUS OF PROGRAM
GERMAN MEASLES
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO RUBELLA TESTS
STAMPING OUT RUBELLA
GEWANHAUS BACH ORCHESTRA
BACH ORCHESTRA RATES AN
GEYSERS GEOTHERMAL
R.J. REYNOLDS IS SELLING
GHOSTBUSTERS (FRMI
•GHOSTBUSTERS' IN LINE w
GHOSTS
N.C. PAIR LOOKS FOR CLUE
CAPITOL GHOSTS THOUGHTS
ENCORE
TWO ENERGY BUSINESSES
ITH C3MEDY CLASSICS
S TO 1CCURRENCES IN HOME
BENO TQWARO POLITICS
GHOSTS. N.C.
GHOSTLY MEMORIES STILL HAUNT HEARTS OF ORANGE RESIDENTS
GIPSON, N.C.
TINY TOWN REVIVED. BUT...
GIFT TAX EXEMPTION
SEE ALSO tax EXEMPTIONS
SENATE PANEL APPROVES HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
GIFTED CHILDREN
SEE CHILDREN, GIFTED
GIFTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS GIFTS
BROTHER GETRS WEDDING PR
63* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIE
CITY PUBLISHES 'GIFT GUI
SUPPORT PARKS ALL YEAR
GIFTS WITH CLASS
GIMGHOUL CASTLE
GIMGHOUL CASTLE IS SCENE
GINA BACHAUER MEMORIAL PIANO
FRANK HAS BACHAUER ENCOR
PIANIST TO CONDUCT DUKE
GINGER SNAPS (SOUTH SQUARE MA
DESCRIPTIONS OF SUSPECT
MAN SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY
ESENT 32 YEARS AFTER HIS CEREMONY
S: 621 TO GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
DE' F3R PARKS AND RECREATION
OF DICKENS HOLIDAY DINNER
MASTEH CLASSES
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FACES MORE CHARGES IN DURHAM, BALTIMORE
GINSENG
SEE ALSO PLANTS
FIELD OAY PLANNED ON PLANTS,
1INSENG
GIRL SCOUTS
SEE ALSO PROWNIES (GIRL SCOUTSI
SEE ALSO PINES OF CAROLINA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS, TROPHY WINNERS, BIRTHOAYS, ANNIVERSARIES..
GIRLS SCOUTS AREN'T SO NARROW MINDED
HARO TO REFUSE: DURHAM SCOUTS MAKE SOME SWEET PROPOSITIONS
JOINING FORCES
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN SKATING PARTY
GIRL SCOUTS TOGETHER, FRIENDS FOREVER!
HANDICAPPED SCOUTS HAVING GRAND TIME
ACADEMY AUCTION IS A BIG SUCCESS
THEY START YOUNG
GIRL SCOUT LEAOER ARRESTED
COOKIE EMBEZZLER ORAWS TERM
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY HONORS BILL ANO IDA FRIDAY
THEFT RUINS BROWNIES' PLANS
SIX RPXBORO MEN ARE GIRL SCOUTS
SCOUTS HONORED
E-PHASIS ON PREPARATION
SCOUTING'S PART OF CURRICULUM FOR THIS CLASS
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN GIRL'S D= ATH
DAISY SCOUT PROGRAM COMING TO DURHAM
GIRLS' BASKETBALL I GENERAL HE AD INGI
SEE ALSO BIG SIX CONFERENCE, GIRLS' BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UHOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
HILLSIDE GIRLS CLAIM FIRST WIN, 45-20
MISS SHIELOS LEADS NORTHERN
DURHAM HIGH DROPS GIRLS BASKEr8ALL TEAM
PERSON, VANCE REMAIN TIED ATOP BIG 6
MISS ALLEN GIVES PERSON BIG SIX LEAD
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?
VANCE GIRLS TOP LADIES IN TWO OTS
NHRTHERN GIRLS LOSE SQUEAKER
OXFORD WEP.B ROUTS CLINTON IN DISTRICT III TOURNEY, 71-42
PERSON TAKES BIG SIX TITLE WITH FOUR TH-OUAR TER RALLY
PEPSON GIRLS HANOED PLAYOFF DEFEAT
1983-84 ALL-AREA PRFp BASKETBALL TEAM
OAK GROVE CHAMPS
GIRLS' STATE
DURHAM REPRESENTED AT 45TH ANNUAL GIRLS' STATE
FESTIVE CROWD GATHERS FOR DUNCANSON EXHIBIT
GIThENS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GITHENS RELEASES HONOR ROLL
PUTTING ON THE RITZ
GITHENS MATH TEAM 2ND
BREAK DANCING
GITHENS RELEASES HONOR ROLL NAMES
AWARD WINNERS
GITHENS RELEASES HONOR ROLLS
THANKS, BIG BROTHER
GITHENS ANNOUNCES FIRST HONOR ROLL
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see also stained glass windows
see also winoows
glass house full of prayers
the glass menagerie iplavi
•menagepie' redeemed b» act two
glass recycling
see also recycling
group collects glass. cans
glassmoon (rock groupi
phase looking full for glassm30n
glaucoma
ouke working to increase awareness of link between glaucoma
groups joining in a campaign against blindness
glaxo inc.
new industrial park is planned north of rtp
teer building industrial park
stuoent gets job through 'accident'
glaxo enjoying growth
drug for treating high 9l000 pressure to be sold by glaxo
rose's stores notes recoro sales. profits
residents can call in questions about orugs
run-a-thon will be saturoay
spurred by zantac. glaxo's sales almost four times 1983's
gleaning
house votes 94-0 for education reform package
state senate approves interstate banking measure
senate gives initial approval to school reform act
glenoale heights united methodist church
see also methooists
bazaar crafts
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SAUSAGE.
NOT ROSES MARKS ACTRESS' DEBUT
GLENWOOO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
A SINGING CELEBRATION
PUPIL PUBLISHERS: ART STUDENTS ILLUSTRATE. THEN MARKET SET OF BOOKS
BOARD TO REVIEW FIRING
HEARING SLATED TONIGHT ON FIRING OF TFACHER
SCHOOL BOARD MULLS APPEAL OF SCHOOL SECRETARY'S FIRING
BOARD UPHOLDS SECRETARY'S FIRING
SCHOOL SECRETARY LOSES J09 APPEAL. GETS «201 'RELIEF'
POLICE POLICY FOR SCHOOLS ON « GENOA
CITY SCHOOLS. UNC JOIN FOR L EA RN ING-D I SABLEO PROGRAM
UP. UP AND AWAY MY BEAUTIFUL BALLOON
THEY COULO HAVE OANCED ALL DAY
ELEMENTARY PUPILS COLLECT FOOD
GOAL POSTS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
DON'T INVITE OISASTER
END THE GOALPOST VANDALISM
GOATS
PETTING ZOO
LOOKING OUT
WEE GOATS
DOCTORS. PROFESSORS PROTEST SHOOTING OF GOATS AT BRAGG
GET MY GOAT
GOPBLEDYGOOK
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
WORDS NOT ALWAYS RELATED TO THE FACTS OF A MATTER
JUST SPEAK ENGLISH, PLEASE
THE GOO MAKERS IFILMI
IF MORMONS RANKLE.
WHY NOT IMI TATE THEM?
GODFATHER'S PIZZA (CHAPEL HILL BLV}.I
PIZZA PARLOR ROBBEO
RESTAURANT ROBBEO
GOOSPELL (PLAY!
MUSICALS' SPIRIT OF DIFFERENT KINDS AND DEGREES
■GOOSPELL' IS ENTERTAINING SHTW
GUILD 'GOOSPELL' LIVELY ANO M3VING
GOFORTH PROPERTIES
DEVELOPERS LOSE APARTMENT SUIT
EVEN THE BEST GOLD CAN LEAVE SMUOGES
GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO MINING
SALESMAN DISCOVERS GOLD MINE
ASHEVILLE MAN FINOS GOLD VEIN
GOLD MINING
GOLO MINING BUSINESS MAY RETU»N TO N.C.
GOLDEN BELT FAIR
SEPTEMBER. OCTOBER IS TIME F01 COUNTY,
FAIRS ARE FUN FOR KIDS
GOLDEN BELT MANUFACTURING CO.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
GOLDEN BELT FIRE REPORTED
GOLOEN CORRAL (OURHAM, N.C. RESTAU*ANTI
WOMAN ROBBED ON WAY TO BANK
STEAK HOUSE ROBBED
GOLDEN CORRAL CORP.
SANFOPD NAMEO TO GOLOEN CORRAL CORP.
GOLDEN TRIANGLE OPTICAL ASSOCIATION
GIFT TO AID DTI STUOENTS
G0LDS80R0. N.C.
CIVIL AIR PATROL STAYS READY
GOLEY ST.
PETITIONERS WANT STREET PAVED
GOLEY ST. MAY STAY UNPAVEO
TEARS BRING OIL FOR DUSTY STR5ET
PAYMENT FOR OILEO STREETS GETS STICKY
REGIONAL FAIRS
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INDEX
12/31/34
COUNCIL APPROVES JOINT AGREEMENT ON CIVIC CENTER
COUNCIL CAUGHT IN CUANOARV CV=R ZONING ISSUE
SERVICE CENTER SITE ON HOLD
GOLF
SEE ALSO CAROLINAS GOLF ASSOCIATION
SFE ALSO CAROLINAS GOLF HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO OUKE JNIV. CHILDREN'S :laSS!C CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF C TENNIS T
SEE ALSO DURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO OUOHAM CHA»BER OF COMMJRCE GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ACS" EASTERN AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO ELLIOTT-RIGSBEE MENTAL HEALTH GOLF CLASSIC
SEE ALSO HENREOCN CLASSIC GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNA'ENT
SEE ALSO HILLANDALE MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO IRON OUKE CLASSIC (GOL=>
SEE ALSO JOHN RYAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO "ASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SFE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO MINOR LEAGUE OF GOLF
SEE ALSO NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT fwOHEN'SI
SEE ALSO N.C. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
SEE ALSO N.C. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.L. .(OMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO PRE" TEAMS. GOLF 1SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCMOOLSI
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN GOLF ASSOCIATION JUNIOR AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO SPGP.TECH SWING ANALYZE?
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO U.S. OPEN GCLF TOURNAMFNT
SEE ALSO WORLD SENIORS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
MATCH PLAY FORMAT DRAWING ATTENTION FROM PLAYERS. PGA
DUKE'S MARY ANNE WIDMAN NAMED TO CURTIS CUP TEAM
MEMORIAL. BULL CITY 'LAN BULLOCK HONORS
THIS GOLFER TAKES TO COURSE WITH UNCANNY CANINE CAODY
DURHAM AMATEUR LIFTING RESTRICTION ON RESIDENCY
MINOR LEAGUE OF GOLF NEW OUTLET FOR OUAL I TY PLAYERS
HALF GOLF': HEW NICKLAUS CONCEPT CUTS DISTANCE BALL TRAVELS IN HALF
FIERCE WINDS ALTER HILLANDALE' S LOOK
MINI-TOUR SERIES SET FOR PINEHURST COURSES
GGO: BEAN FORGES 1-SHOT LEAD OVER RENNER
VOLCANOES OK, BUT QUAKES BOTHERSOME
SNEAD ENJOYS RETURN TO GREENS30R0
ARCHER WANTS WIN TO CAP COMEBACK
UNC PUTTING TRAVELS TO TEST
CRENSHAW'S OAY CO"ES
DURHAM EVENT OPENS RANKS FOR AMATEURS
LAKE WINDS PLANS OPENING; MS. WlOMAN TOPS IN NATION
BREWER WINS DESPITE ORDEAL; HILLANDALE GETS NEW IRRIGATION
GOLF AWARDS
MS. WIDMAN JOINS CHILDREN'S CLASSIC GOLFERS AT DUKE
AMATEUR BEGINS NEW ERA
FOLKS AROUNO HE=E: THE WAY THINGS ARE
CDFFNAN'S 72 MARKS ENO OF LONG ORDEAL
■LOCAL KNOWLEDGE' ASSISTS OUKE REGULARS IN AMATEUR
PAGER WINS NORTH-SOUTH
ALEXANDER HAS WORKED AT U.S. OPEN COURSE
CANIPE, THORPE GIVE LOCAL FLAVOR TO OPEN
IS IT MEDAL OR MATCH PLAY?
T"P H-S PLAYERS HAVE CONFLICTS
DAN HILL AS5UMES CGA'S PRESIDENCY
PALMER CHARGES TO ONE-STROKE LEAO IN SENIOR OPEN
WAKE'S BARROW EARNS A SHARE OF FIRST PLACE
H03G00D OVERCOMES TEMPER To IMPROVE GAME
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL A JOME FOR UNC PLAYERS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: WITH THE HALO SET
GGO SETS NEW mark WITH PROFITS
OCI NOT AS TAR HEEL-HEAVY AS JSUAL
SPANISH WELCOME HOME LUKEWARM FOR BALLESTEROS
INMAN TO TRY TOUR
OLD IS NEW AS HOPE VALLEY HOSTS U.S. AMATEUR OUALIFIER
LONG DAY AT HOPELESS VALLEY
LUTZ, THAXTON LEAO OUALIFIER
LUTZ QUALIFIES Fgo. AMATEUR
NEWTON BACK AFTER BRUSH WITH OEATH
CHAPEL hill GOLFER TIED FOR LOW NET
WHITFIELD. DABER SET FOR TOUR SCHOOL
DURHAM TO LOSE PAR-3 FOR EXPRESSWAY
BLUE DEVILS GET TAYLOR BACK II '8*
NAGLE HAS LEAO AT CHARLOTTE
BARBER, THOMSON LEAO SENIORS
1984 PROVIDING FOND MEMORIES FOR DUKE PAIR
BARBER, THOMSON SHARE CHARLOTTE SENIORS LEAD
ARNIE'S CHARGE FALLS SHORT
LEWIS LEAOS N.C. OPEN
EX-DEACON LEWIS WINS THIRD 0P=N
Exemption GETS BOLLING ROLLING
watsons dueling for pga's top honor
pros chase spots in all-exempt tour
unc's love tied for early leao
clup. repair right up pickett's alley
carolina gains ryan golf lead
chipping on, holding on
beck jumps out to 2-shot lead
races for top honors right as tour winds down
penaltyhelps deacs edge duke
steelman getting back in swing
golf's elite maoe majors special
logan. duke win tourney
ex-ourham golfer is sizzlin* in texas
accurately speaking. it's peete on the tour
skins game finos acceptance wl ih fans. most pros
let santa put golf under the tree
golf clubs (equipment)
n.c. plant corners golf grip market
club repair right up pickett's alley
golf tournaments i see also names <f specific tournaments!
GOLFERS INCLUDE PFRRy, DINAH
GURTNFR OUTLASTS MILLER, CLAIMS CIVIC CLUB GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
WHITFIELD TAKES FOURTH
LOW HANDICAPS 001 GOLF FIELD
FtYETTEVILLE'S BECK LEADS WESTCHESTER
NAPIER TOPS DEFENDING CHAMP
GONORRHEA
SEE ALSr DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
NEW TYPE OF GONORRHEA SPREADING THROUGH U.S.
RESISTANT GONORRHEA BACK IN DJRHAM
GOOD FRIDAY
GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY TO REPLACE N.C.'S EASTER MONDAY PROPOSED
GOOO FRIDAY HOLIOAY IS LOGICAL, BUT NOT LIKELY
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"good olo boy network"
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. alumni
"gooo old days"
bring back the old days
"good old girl network"
see women, careers
good samaritans i people helping oherst
folks around here: life in 0u5ham
folks around here: what the mailman brought
samaritans set example
storm helpers also heroes
stranoeo family hel°ed
man returns wallet containing u.100 to golosboro woman
scounorels spread fear
truly. the city of durham has heart
blossoms in the desert
thanks for help
friends offer miracles to leucemia victim
writer says thanks
to feed families
the good woman of set2uan iplayi
giant puppets to make 0e8ut in duke player's show
duke players' 'gooo woman' lazks spark
gimmickpy, pace stifle ouke 'setzuan'
goodman toyota blimp
see blimps
^GOOOWILTlNDuiTRIFS EXTENDS COLLECTIONS
GOOOWILL NEEOS ITEMS
LAWN EQUIPMENT STOLEN
GRANT WILL HELP HANDICAPPED
COATS FOR THE COLD
GOODWIN'S GRILL
SHUTTERS CLOSE ON GOODWIN'S G1ILL
GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
SEE ALSO TIRES
UNION SEEKS VOTE IN ASHEBORO PLANT
° CURRITUCK HUNTING GUIOE TAKES WORLD GOOSE CALLING TITLE
GOOSE HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
STATES SEEK ANSWER TO GOOSE DECLINE
GORILLAS
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
SEE ALSO RAMAR (GORILLA)
GROUP PROTESTS PLANS TO BUY GORILLAS
RAMAR TO RETURN
U.S. REJECTS ZOO'S REQUEST FO* GORILLA
ZOOS DENIED PERMIT TO IMPORT 7 GORILLAS
RAMAR WILL RETURN WITH POTENTIAL MATE
RAMAR THE RELUCTANT GORILLA GETS HOPE
GORKY PARK (FILMI
MYSTERY MISSING IN 'GORKY PAR<'
GORMAN KINDERKARE
BIG POWWOW
GORMAN RURITAN CLUB _
EOMISTEN SAYS GOP SLURS HELPED SPUR HIS CAMPAIGN
EOMISTEN PREDICTING NARROW VII TORY
GOSPEL (FILMI
DURHAM'S SHIRLEY CAESAR STARS IN POWERFUL 'GOSPEL'
DURHAM'S OWN SHIRLEY CAESAR: AOOS MOVIE TO • GLOW-GROW-AND-GO'
•GOSPEL': MUSIC. SPIRIT. STRAIGHT
GOSPFL MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
GOSPEL MUSIC PROGRAM TODAY
GOSPEL SING IS PLANNED TONIGHT
GOSPEL GROUPS PLAN CONCERT
YCOMPOUNO FROM COTTON UNDER STJOY AS CONTRACEPTIVE FOR MEN
GOURDS
IT'S A GOURD
GOURMET FOOO
SEE ALSO FOOO
GOURMET CLUB 'OOES IT UP RIGHT' EVERY MONTH
FOOO FIT FOR GOURMANOS
GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C.. ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
OUKE TO BRING IN SIX GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS STATE GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT. LOCAL CONTROL
STATES TAKE LEAD IN EDUCATION
STATES WOULD SUFFER
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS
SEE FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C.. DOCUMENTS COLLECTIONS
RESEARCH LIBRARIES BULGE WITH INFORMATION
GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
PERSON OFFICIALS URGE STREAMLINING
IN THIS STATE PROGRAM, GOOO 13EAS PAY OFF
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
USOA PUBLICATIONS LOADED WITH IMPORTANT FOOD FACTS
GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION
SEE BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
GOVERNMENT SPENOING
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE U.S.. BUOGET
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9/17/84 A
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SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
MATERIALS ARE BURIED TO AVOIO PAPERWORK
GOVERNMENTAL RECORDS STORAGE
STATE TAKES SAFEGUAROS TO PROTECT PRIVACY
OLD WELFARE FILES HEADEO FOR ?UMP
LAW WOULD HAKE DISCLOSURE A CRIME
GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS (SEE SPECIFIC REGULATORY AGENCIES1
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WOR<
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
WASTE PANEL ON TARGET, BUT HCPE LIES WITH VOTERS
NATIONAL TAP DANCE MONTH?
GRACE COMMISSION FINGERS TAX HASTE
SAVINGS SUGGESTIONS IGNORED
CUT OUT DEFEriSE MASTE. NOT Mf-IICARE
DON'T PAY FOR POOR QUALITY
WHY ALL THE PITY FOR QUITTERS'*
PUBLIC OPINION COULO AFFECT FEDERAL 3PENOING
THE COST OF OOING NOTHING
WHO'LL TEST THE TESTS?
STATE EMPLOYEE may GET REWARD FOR RAG SUGGESTION
FLYING HIGH
GOVERNORS. N.C.
SEE N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE N.C. LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
GOVERNORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FQR THE STUDY OF THE GOVERNORSHIP AND STATE POLICYMAKING
SEE ALSO NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C GOVERNORS
REPUBLICANS PUSHING haro TO CAPTURE GOVERNORSHIPS
SANFORO'S CHANCES BOOSTED FOR POST
GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS PARTY CHAIRMAN
GOVERNOR'S ADVISORY COUNCIL CN AG W G
HUNT NAMES MRS. JOHNSON
ANN JOHNSON'S APPOINTMENT
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GOVERNOR'S AOVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILD AOVOCACY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
PREVENTION: CURE FOR CHILD ABJSE
DURHAM A LEADER IN N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY
DISCUSS RETREAT
NUMBERS ARE LACKING ON CHILO EXPLOITATION
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY LAWS MISS PERSONAL COLLECTORS
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ISTER OF DEEDS GETS STATE'S HIGHEST AwARO
•S AWARO FOR EXCELLENCE IN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN WASTE MGMT.
LSD HA2AR0OUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
AROOUS WASTE LANOFILLS URGED ONLY AS LAST RESORT
S AWARO FOR FITNESS AND HEALTH IN BUSINESS AND INOUSTRY
LSD PHYSICAL FITNESS
RECEIVES AWARO FOR HEALTH, FITNESS
WINS GOVERNOR'S AWARO
LTH C RECREATION ARE SPELLiO I -8-M
SENTS CERTIFICATES
S AWARO FOR SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION
LSO AWARDS
LSO PRESIDENTIAL AWAOO FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING
LSO SCIENCE. EDUCATION
OLINE SET FOR GOVERNOR'S AWARDS
S BUSINESS AwAROS
LSO AWAROS
LSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COJNCIL ON THE ARTS ANO HUMANITIES
T: OEFICIT REQUIRES LARGER BUSINESS ROLE IN EDUCATION
ASSOClAf ION
governor's conference on women ano the economy
see also employment, women
official sees gains by women
governor's council on children ano youth
see governor's advocacy council on children and youth
governor's council on physical fitness
see also physical fitness
ipm wins governor's awaro
run for fun ano health
governor's crime commission
see crime commission, governor's
governor's cup sailing regatta
see also sailing
sailing legacy united new with things past
question remains: what class jacing for governor's cup?
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GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS ANO HUMANITIES
SFE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS AWAROS
AWAROS GIVEN FOR SUPPORTING AITS
GOVERNOR'S CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF THE GOVERNORSHIP AND STATE POLICYMAKING
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.
GOVERNOR'S COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE AWAROS PROGRAM
SEE ALSC AWARDS
HILLSBOROUGH SEEKING DESIGNATION AS A 'COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE'
TOWN WANTS TO BE CHOSEN COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE
HILLSBOROUGH GIVEN EXCELLENCE AWARD
HUNT NAMES HILLSBOROUGH "COMMJNITY OF EXCELLENCE'
CONGRATULATIONS, HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH EOITORIAL APPRECIATED
GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SEE NATIONAL GOVERNORS'
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SEARCHING FOR A BREEZE
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OUKHAM CHEF HONORED
GOVERNORS ISLANO I AKA JONES ISLAND!
LOWER TIMBER MARKET RESULTS I >l SALE OF GOVERNORS ISLANO
FLA. MAN BUYS ISLAND FOR SI. 95 MILLION
ISLANO SOLO FOR SI. 96 MILLION
GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SFE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.. GOVERNORS
FLAHERTY: MANSION USED FOR POLITICS
IT'S LOOKING A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
5 STUDENTS NAMED TO GOV.'S SCHOOL
UNC FACULTY MEMBERS GET TEACHING AWARDS
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL. EAST
STUDENTS IN PLAY
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL. WEST
WESTERN LEGISLATORS WANT SPECIAL YEAR-LONG SCHOOL
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON ALCOHOL AMD DRUG ABUSE AMONG YOUTH ANO TEENAGERS
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE. ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
HUNT FORMS DRUG ABUSE TASK FO'CE
HUNT CALLS FOR DRUG CRACKDOWN
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
GRACE BAPTIST PLANS SENIOR AOJLT WEEK
GRACELYN IMANNERS SCHOOL)
THE SUBJECT AT GRACELYN: SOCIAL GRACES
GRAOY BROWN SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, >4.C.l .
HILLSBOROUGH APPROVES PACT ON WATER AND SEWER LINES
SCHOOL BOARD OKS SEWER PACT
GRAHAM. 'I.C.
ROOF COLLAPSES ON RENOVATION WORK IN GRAHAM
ARTS 'ROUND THE SOUARF SLATED TODAY IN GRAHAM
GRAHAM VOTES AGAINST AODING 1/ 2X SALES TAX
NEW GRAHAM FIRM MAY EMPLOY 500
GRAHAM CITY COUNCIL
G'AHAM HIKING PARKING FINES FROM SI TO S5
GRAHAM COUNTY JAIL
PRISONERS LOVE 91-YEAR-OLO JAILER
GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL
GRAHAM SCHOOL TO HOLD OPEN HOJ SE
GRAIN
see also corn
see also wheat
some traces of edb found in n. c . grain
large amounts of edb found in n.c. mills
edb traces called no health hazard
products with ed8 to stay on store shelves - for now
n.c. considers action on eob recommendation
state adopts eob rules
n.c. board sets limits for eob in grain prooucts
inspectors check for edb
edb panic not justified
graham: edb limits safe
loss of brioge to affect graim inoustry
grammy awards
see also awards
•fireball' earns grammy
durham record company wins grammy award
grano metropolitan ltd.
granomet offers to sell lcm tt its employees
more good news for liggett workers
lcm ppesident says workers shouldn't worry about jobs
lcm sale viewed no workers' p= r i l
lcm sale looks good
grano met: "no, thank you. i've decided to give them up."
word of possible lcm sale perks up durham
lcm. granomet officials to discuss plant purchase
talks begin on charting liggett sale
lcm may use employee stock pun in order to purchase itself
rumors abound of stagville sa,_e
lcm price tag is s325 million
lcm officials seek funds for durham plant buyout
lcm puts holo on buyout plans
lcm officials rethinking figures. but say buyout plans proceeding
new developments halt lcm buyout negotiations
lcm buyout plans oroppeo: competition in generic sales cited
grand theater (ourham, n.c.i
see also theaters. durham
grano theater
grandfather mountain
bear adopts two orphan cubs
four young falcons arrive at mountain
wild bear's visit to be short-lived
parkway link-up set for 1987
state a variety-weather lano: hot, cold. wet, dry
mountain sunrise
grandfather mountain highlano games
highland games begin on saturday
highland games set this weekend
scottish games draw thousands
games draw crowd
grandparents
see also adopt-a-grandparent prtgram
see also foster grandparents
now you'll know that she has "4 0 wart
granopareni of the year
granville county, n.c.
see also earl of granville festival
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 354,
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granville land said leased f0< oil search
granville county, n.c.. budget
granville budget includes 12. '64. 058 for schools
granville county. n.c.. elections
granville board race attracts 10 candidates
three granville posts open
gooch leads granville race
four area counties to have local runoffs tuesday
two daniels win in granville
granville votfrs 9ack n.c. democrats
reagan wins in granvillf
granville county, n.c. government space needs
oxford city hall. fire station solo for county complex
granville plans new county c0»plex
granville county. n.c industrial development
lenox plant on schedule
plant construction reported o'j schedule
area planners expect inoustpy. population growth
school considers aooing skilled-training center
bonos are approved for oxforo plant
granville county board of education
mobile home park ordinance adapted
granville county chamber of commerce
granville chamber hires oirector
granville county commissioners
mobile home park ordinance aq1pted
firement seek better alarm system
granville county acts to pan spotlighting on posted lano..
10 in granville county race
granville expects to hire manager by this summer
bonos are approved fqr oxford plant
oxforo city hall. fire station solo for county complex
granville hospital contract awarded
granville to r0nsicer senior citizen center
granville to builo tax office addition
granville to puy site near wi.ton for dumpsters
new granville board to face list of issues
averette named chairman of granville commissioners
granville county commissioners. bu1get
granville to increase funding for college
granville budget includes 12.t6a.053 for schools
some cuunties face higher police retirement bill
granville county commissioners. elections
granville board race attracts 10 candidates
three granville posts open
gooch leaos granville race
two daniels win in granville
three granville commissioners are not seeking re-election
averettf heaos board
granville county courthouse
oxforo city hall. fire station sold for county complex
granville county hospital
area hospitals await effects 3 f fee rule
hospital picks chief of staff
JULY START expecteo on HOSPITAL project
SMALL HOSPITALS struggling
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL CONTRACTS EXPECTED
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL AWARDS CONTRACTS
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL CONTRACT AWARDED
DOCTOR JOINS GRANVILLE HOSPITAL STAFF
OFFICIAL: GRANVILLE RATE HIKE FALLS SHORT OF INFLATION
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL GETS 1175,5011
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL, RATES
OFFICIAL: GRANVILLE RATE HIKE FALLS SHORT OF INFLATION
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL CONTRACTS EXPECTED
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL AWAROS CONTRACTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
AREA LIBRARIES SEEN IN NEED 0= MORE BOOKS.
STAFF
GRANVILLE COUNTY MANAGER
GRANVILLE EXPECTS TO HIRE MANAGER 3Y THIS SUMMER
GRANVILLE MANAGER INTERVIEWS 'LANNED
GRANVILLE BOARD J^ INTERVIEW " ANAGER CANDIDATES
INITIAL MANAGER HIRED BY GRANVILLE COUNTY
NFW GRANVILLE COUNTY MANGER'S TIES TO NORTH CAROLINA RUN DEEP
GRANVILLE COUNTY PRISON CAMP
TWO PRISON INMATES CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
SCHOOLS TO SEEK REPAIR "ONEV
GRANVILLE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
GRANVILLE TO CONSIDER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
GRANVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
BOY FINDS SLAIN HAN IN GRANVILLE
GRAPES
SEE ALSO WINE
EARL STEVENS GROWS GRAPES FOR FUN
GRASS ILAWNI
SEE ALSO LAWN MOWERS
FOLKS APOUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS APE
GRASS FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
BURNING PRESENTS SPREAD FIRES IN 5 COUNTIES
FIRE ON TRUCK STARTS GRASS FPES ALONG I-B5
GRAVES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FUNERALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO TOMBSTONES
WFU ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIGGING F(R BODIES OF BRITISH SOLDIERS
TRIP TO VISIT GRAVES CAN BE TREACHEROUS
GRAVES OESTROYEC FOR MOBILE H3ME
HOHF IS ON GRAVEYARO
GRAVE SEARCHING
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GRAYLYN MANSION I W INS TON- SALE M? N
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GREAT AMERICAN SMOKE-OUT
SEE TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
GREAT BRITAIN
SFE ALSO IRELAND
SEE ALSO LONOON. 6NGLAN0
SEE ALSO PLYMOUTH. ENGLAND
SEE ALsn SCOTLANO
SEE ALSO SUNDAY LONOON TIMES (N^WSPAPERI
SEE ALSO TIMES OF LONDON
SEE ALSO WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND
3 BRITISH NOBLES VISIT GUILF01D COUNTY
AN APPROPRIATE PRELUDE
HUNT COMMEMORATES VOYAGES TO * OANOKE
HUNT HELPS HONOR FOUNOING C0L3NISTS IN ENGLAND
AMERICANS. BRITAINS HAIL VOYAGES
BRITISH SEAMEN OIED OFF COAST OF N.C. 42 YEARS AGO
LONDON'S LESSON FOR REAGANITES
ENGLISH SPOKEN HEBE
NICE •NO' IS HIGHLIGHT
GREAT BRITAIN, EMBASSIES
SEE ALSO IRAN. BRITISH EMBASSY
THE OUTRAGE IN LONOON
GREAT BRITAIN, HISTORY
PIKEMEN GUARO SUMMIT LEADERS IN KING CHARLES TRADITION
SEARCHING FOR KING ARTHUR ON THE CLIFFS OF TINTAGEL
PLYMOUTH PILGRIMAGE
GREAT BRITAIN, NATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
DOCTOR SAYS U.S. MEDICINE FAILS
GREAT BRITAIN, NFWSPAPFRS „ .
NORTH CAROLINA'S HOSPITALITY IMPRESSES 4 BRITISH WRITERS
STORM FORCES WORK FOR BRITISH WRITER
GREAT BRITAIN! ROYALTY
BHLY GRAHAM PREACHES TO BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY
FUTURE NEWS ITEM OUTLINING TH"= TIMING OF ROYAL BIRTHS (CARTOON)
THE GREAT DEPRESSION (ECONOMICI
WITH NATION IN OEATHLOCK, TAY' AVER'S LEAGUE FORMEO A POSSE
GREAT INDIAN TRADING PATH
INDIAN 'INIERSTATE' WORTH SAVING
THE GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT SWINDLE I'OOKI
SHORT SOTRIES BY N.C. WRITER 'TOTALLY IN TUNE WITH TIMES'
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS
ROAO BOLTED. GLUED TO MOUNTAIN
DOT USING BOLTS TO SHORE MOUNTAIN WALLS ALONG 1-40
ROCK SLIDE BLOCKS PARK HIGHWAY
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
HUNT SAYS ROAO WUULO BE A 'TR1GE0Y'
GOV. HUNT OPPOSES ROAD PROMIScD IN SWAIN COUNTY
LESS WILDERNESS LANO EXPECTED TO BE PROPOSED IN GREAT SMOKEYS
SMOKY MOUNTAINS PARK MARKING SOTH BIRTHOAY
COMPROMISE PROPOSED ON PARK R3AD
WILDERNESS PILL COMPROMISE CRITICIZED BY SOME GROUPS
P°ICE. IMPACT TOO STEEP FOR PLANNED ACCESS ROAD
PRESIDENT WILL VISIT PARK
LEGISLATURE ASKEO TO ALLOW INTERSTATE S£L ACQUISITION
GREAT SMOKY PARK NOTES 50TH YEAR
PARK PASSES MILESTONE
SMOKY PARK THREATENED AS IT TJRNS 50
CEREMONIES MARK 50 YEARS FOR 'ARK
PARK'S SOTH ANNIVERSARY CELE3»ATE0
TRIP TO VISIT GRAVES CAN BE HEACHE»OUS
LANDSLIDES CLEAREO FROM PARK HIGHWAY
GREAT WALL OF CHINA
SEE ALSO CHINA
SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT ANTICIAPTES GREAT WALL DANCE
GREAT WALL IN '86 PROMPTS RUBY SHANG'S SMALL WALL PROJECT...
GREATER DURHAM COMMUNITY FOUNOATION
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING ( SEr ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPSI
OURHAM MUSEUM SETS UP OFSIGNATEO ENDOWMENT FUND S 2 1/18/84
MUSEUM ESTABLISHES FNOOWMENT
SUPPORT KEEPS FOUNDATION BUSY
DURHAM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OFFICE OPEN
JUNIOR LEAGUE GIVES 125,000 TJ FOUNDATION
JR. LEAGUE PLANS GIFT OF «25,000
DURHAM HAS DR. HITCHINGS TO THANK
KIWANIANS CREATE ENOOWMENT FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
APS WEE»ENO AUCTION OFFERS BE3S, BEO, BEDS
CHARITY GROUP PTSTS ASSETS
FOUNDATION'S ASSETS GROW TO 116,000
GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
OABER QUALIFIES FOR GGO FIELD
MASTERS WATERS DOWN GGO FIELD
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GREENSBORO FIRE DEPT.
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GREENVILLE. N.C.
CONFEDERATE FLAG STIPS VARIFO RESPONSE IN SOUTH
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GREYHOUND BUS LINE
GREYHOUND EXPANDS DURHAM SERVICE
TRAILHAYS EXTENDS LEASE WITH 1URHAM BUS STATION
GREYHOUND MOVE TO BE OISCUSSED
SINGLE BUS STATION BACKED AT HEARING ON GREYHOUND
SEPARATE BUS STATIONS RAPPED
DISTRICT MANAGER SAYS GREVHOU'IO NEEDS TERMINAL
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GROWTH: IS DURHAM COUNTY PREPARED FOR A POPULATION OF 200.000?
GUAM
PRESS CORPS WINDS JP JUMP AHEAO OF STORY
GUARANTEED STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
GUARANTY STATE 3ANK
ROBBER HITS GUARANTY STATE RANK. ESCAPES
POLIC' SEEK CLUES TO BANK ROB'ERV
ROBBER AT Z BANKS MAY BE Same man
POLICE PROBE POSSIBLE LINK IN BANK HOLDUPS
GUARDIAN AO LITEM PROGRAM
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LONG-TERM CHILD APUSE TO BE F5CUS
GUARDIAN UNIT NEEDS RESEARCHERS
PROGRAM AIOS ABUSEO CHILOREN
GUARNERI STRING 3UARTET
GROANS REPLACED BY APPLAUSE AFTER GUARNERI'S BARTOK
GUAYULF PUSBER PLANT
SEE ALSO RUBBER
NCCU GETS RUBBER PLANT GRANT
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
FORMER GOVERNORS SAY CAMPAIGN
FAIRCLOTH IS FIRST TO FILE F0<
KNOX SINGING FOR CAMPAIGN
GILMQRE FILES FOR GOVERNOR
BERGMAN HEADS CAMPAIGN
CONSOLIDATION OF CASES SOUGHT
GILMQRE PAYS FILING FEE TO JOI
INGRAM ENTERS RACE
INGRAM FILES FOR GOVERNOR'S R>
HOLSHOUSER SAYS MARTIN OFF TO
•FDOIE KNOX, DEDICATED SERVANT
KNOX DIDN'T GET GROUP'S ENOORS
HIGHER TEACHER SALARIES BACKET
BIDDY HEADS MARTIN'S CAMPAIGN
EDMISTEN LEAOS DEMOCRATIC F I EL
KNOX 'OUT OF TUNE' WITH TAR H=
FAIRCLOTH TAPS 2 FOR CAMPAIGN
EDMISTEN LEADS N.C. HOPFFULS I
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-BAILEY RULING NOT HURTING CAMP
JIMMY GREEN ANNOUNCES FOR GOV=
GREEN PAYS FILING FEE FOR GOV?
CANDIDATES RAISE MILLIONS FOR
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR HAVE S
INGRAM WON'T APPEAL RULING ON
HANNON FILES FOR GOVERNOR
THE POINT IS...
FAIRCLOTH CITES JOBS AS PRIORI
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KNOX PAYS FEE TO ENTER PACE
CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON DEATH PE'I
EDDIE KNOX BACKS ECU MEDICAL 5
TFACHER PAY CHANGE PROPOSED
KLANSMAN FILES FOR GOVERNOR
martin FILES FOR GOVERNOR'S R*
KLAN CANOIDATE FILES FQP GOVER
FIRST REPUBLICAN FILES FOR GOV
EDUCATORS' GROUP ENDORSES GIL*
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS TRY TO
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GASTONIA DEMOCRAT FILES AS C A'l
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GOVERNOR'S RACE DRAWS CANOIDAT
EDMISTEN FILES
THREE CANDIDATES FILE FOR N.C.
EDMISTEN FILES FUR GOVERNOR
KKK CANDIDACY A TEST
STATE ELECTION OFFICE CROWDED
GILMORE HELPS N.C. EDUCATORS >
KNOX REPEATS VOW TO HEL° RURA,
AFL-CIO PANEL OUESTIONS CANDII
KNOX: TFACHER PAY TO R I 5 E
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR TO SPC
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JIM MARTIN TO BE SPEAKER
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NURSES OUIZ CANDIDATES
CANDIDATES PROMISE TO AOVOCAH FOR CHILDREN
CANDIDATES VOICE SUPPORT FOR -IURSES
EFFECT OF PROBE ON HELMS' SENATE CAMPAIGN DEBATED
POLL: HUNT LEAD SMALLFR. 3 TI£0 FOR GOVERNOR
KNOX: LEADERSHIP IS KEY
POLL: GUBERNATORIAL RACE HAS TIGHTENED
KNOX: SCHOOLS. INDUSTRY TOP CONCERNS
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE HELP6" WOMEN'S CAUSES
CANDIDATES SPAR LIGHTLY FOR NT W
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE MAN OF COURAGE
JIMMY GREEN IS BEST CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
FAIRCLOTH SAYS GOVERNMENT GROWTH COSTLY
FAIRCLOTH WOULD CURB TAXES, GOVERNMENT
FAIRCLOTH PUSHING JOBS. EOUCATION
STOP GOVERNMENT GROWTH
FAIRCLUTH CALLS ATTACKS "SLEAZY1
EXERCISE MAY BRING VOTES
GREEN URGES EMPHASIS CHANGE II DEVELOPMENT
MARTIN ALREADY WOOING DEMOCRATS
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES CAN LEARN FROM HART
MARTIN ALREADY WOOING DEMOCRATS
LIE-DETECTOR TESTS PLANNED TO FINO WHO TOOK RECORD
FAIRCLOTH SAYS HIS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE WOULD HELP N.C.
3 LFAD EDMISTEN CAMPAIGN
INGRAM RENEWS HIS CALL FOR ELfCTEO UTILITIES PANEL
GOP CANDIDATES TO DEBATE IN DJ RHAM
EDMISTEN JUGGLES CAMPAIGN. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S JOB
EDMISTFN, KNOX STRONGER IN SUiVEY OF N.C. VOTERS
FIND THE RECORDS THIEF WITHOUT LIE DETECTORS
POLITICAL RACFR
GILMORE SAYS STATE MUST GIVE EDUCATORS MORE HELP
REPUBLICAN DERATE SCHEOULEO
GREEN PUSHES VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
OEATH PFNALTY DEBATE FLARES AS A I N
KNOX STRESSFS LFADERSHIP ExPE'IcNCE. COUNTRY ROOTS
INGRAM PORTRAYS HIMSELF AS WARRIOR FOR UNDERDOGS
BLACK. KLANSMAN. WOMAN COMPETE WITH BIG NAMFS
KNOX OUTLINES RURAL ECONOMIC PROGRAM
FORUM TODAY ON MENTAL HEALTH
ENDING A WITCH-HUNT
KNOX 'TOUGH. CLEVER' IN PREVENTING CRIME
POLLUTION CONTROL LIMIT DRAWS CANDIDATES' IRE
GILMORE: WORKDAY PLAN WILL PUSH HIM TO THE TOP
GILuORE TRIES PUMPING GAS TO SIVE CANDIDACY A BOOST
THREE CANDIDATES OPPOSE SECONJ PRIMARIES
KNOX TUUGH. INNOVATIVE IN CRIME PREVENTION
TIGHTFR REIN PLEOGED ON UTILITIFS IN N.C.
GREEN FAVORS PROPOSAL MADE BY KNOX PANEL
EDDIE KNOX DRAWS SUPPORT FROM VARIED DURHAM GROUPS
ABOLITION OF SECONO PRIMARIES GOOO IDFA
EDMISTEN EXPECTS BIG BATTLE FIR GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION
POLITICAL SWEAT
REP. MARTIN URGES STATE BUREAJ OF NARCOTICS
STATE MILITARY MUSEUM PROPOSE? BY EDMISTEN
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES SAY INGRAM SOUGHT DONATIONS
•INGRAM DEFENDS CONTRIBUTION CALLS
PLEDGE TO HALT RATE HIKES JUST CAMPAIGN GIBBERISH
INGRAM DENIES HE'LL RUN FOR INSURANCE POST AGAIN
GILMORE GETS ENDORSEMENT
DONATIONS TO INGRAM RAISE OUESTIOMS
■SURE I GAVF MONEY TO THE INGRAM CAMPAIGN...' (CA'TOONI
INGRAM SOLICITING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (CARTOONI
NORTH CAROLINA NEEDS EFFICIENCY
RUDENESS WAS UNNECESSARY
LAUCH FAIRCLOTH TO OPEN OURHA1 OFFICE NEXT WEEK
BLACKS URGEO TO VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS
-GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES SEE ADVERTISING AS KEY
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES MAKE STRATEGY ADJUSTMENTS
KMOX GETS HELP
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS GILMORE F3 R GOVFRNOR
IN HEAVEN'S NAME
LET THE VOTERS CHOOSE UTILITIES COMMISSIONERS
GUBFRNATCRIAL CANDIDATES' W I V= S CAMPAIGNING. TOO
INGRAM LASHES 'BIG-CITY' NEWSPAPERS
EDMISTEN CAMPAIGNS IN OURHAM
HART, JACKSON TO VISIT N.C.
EDMISTEN: CRIMINALS SHOULO PAY VICTIMS TO OBTAIN PAROLE
CAR DEALER RAPS EDMISTEN FUNDS
CANDIDATES DIFFER ON ERA, ABORTION
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIVIDED ON ABORTIONS, ERA
CANDIDATES AGREE INDUSTRY SHQJLD BE SPREAO MORE EVENLY
CANDIDATES AVOID DETAILS ON ISSUES
DEMOCRATIC OINNER IN N.C. EXPTSES RIFTS
CANDIDATES FOP GOVERNOR SPEAK ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, JOBS
MARTIN SWATS TAXES
EXPANDED MARKETS URGED BY GICORE
GILMORE BACKS SMALL BUSINESS ■.UPPORT
SEVEN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR OEBATF
FAIRCLOTH PROPOSES CHANGES IN STATE'S VOCATIONAL TRAINING
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES BACK ALTERNATIVES TO WASTE LANDFILLS
INGRAM IS THE WILD CARD
CANDIDATES FACE OFF BEFORE TV AUDIENCE
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIFF=R ON SOME CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES
EOMISTEN'S EDGE 'FAIRNESS. HONESTY'
2 CANDIDATES FOP LABOP JOB EXIHANGE JABS
GILMORE BREAKS WITH PACK TO SJPPORT END OF RUNOFFS
KNOX PERCHED ATOP POLLS
GILMORE TO SPEAK IN CITY TCOROW
GILMORE NEEDS BURST AT FINISH
STEWART. JORDAN CLASH
REPORT SAYS HUNT HAS RAISED ALMOST 12 MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
INCINERATION HELD 'LOGICAL' MS THOD TO HANDLE WASTES
KNOX WILL APPEAR AT DAY-CARE FACILITY
HART, MONOALE CAMPAIGN IN TRIANGLE
FAIRCLOTH FEELS CONFIDENT ABOJ T POSITION
UTILITY COMPANIES BACK EOOIE <NOX
GILMORE RAPS OPPONENTS' RIGHTS STANDS
KNOX TO BE IN CHAPEL HILL
KMOX WOULD TEST ON-SITE CHILD CARE
SUPPORTERS BLAME TRIAL FOR STATUS LOSS
GILMORE UNDAUNTED BY POLL RESJLTS
OAY CARE CONCERNS KNOX
KISSINGER GIVES HELMS LUKEWARJ ENDORSEMENT
GREEN. YESi ERA NO
EDMISTEN SEEKS NEW IMPETUS
GREEN SAYS HE'O 'TEAR THEM UP' IF HE DEBATES FOES
GOVERNOR'S PRIMARY MOBDEO. BUT IT KEEPS POLITICIANS AWAKE
CANDIDATES PLEAD FOR BLACK VOTES
GREFN AGAINST ERA
GILMORE RAPS FAIRCLOTH PROPOSAL
MOST CANDIDATES HEDGE ON TAXES
THE OUIET DEMOCRATS
GREEN PROPOSES CREATION OF EXPORT TRADE
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN SPENDING TOPS «5.7 MILLION
KNOX, EDMISTEN ARE CLOSE IN PILLS AND FUNO RAISING
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EOMISTEN URGES VOTES AS "MOUNTAIN GOVERNOR'
CANDIDATES PICK REPEAL OF HARMSON AMENOMENT
GILMORE WITH NCAE. NOW. AFL-CIO IN HIS EYEBROWS (CARTOON!
INGRAM BLASTS CAMPAIGN LOANS
GILMORE NAMFS ORANGF CO-CHAIRMEN
CANOIOATES FOR GOVERNOR SPEAK OUT ON FUTURE LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
CANDIDATES VOW ACTION ON ECCN3MY, EDUCATION
GREEN URGES CHANGE IN INSURANCE PLAN
FAIRCLOTH STRESSES ECONOMIC PLAN
INGRAM CALLS KNOX UTILITY'S 'HATER BOY"
SOME GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES USING RULING ON ADVERTISING
■FAIR- EOMISTFN THE 'RIGHT MAN"
CANDIDATES: MEOIA SPENOING LIMITS COuLO HAVE CHANGED RACE
KNOX CHARGES THAT EDMISTEN PASSEO BUCK
MARTIN PLANS STOPS
GOP RAPS HUNT'S BACKING OF F R" E
ATTORNEYS FOR EDMI STEN . . .E LECT »UFUS EOMISTEN GOVERNOR IAD)
JOHN INGRAM: NEXT GOVERNOR MUST STOP UNFAIR ELECTRIC BILLS
CANOIOATES TRAVEL UPHILL TO EAT RAMPS
KNOX, EDMISTEN TRAOE 3ARBS
GUBERNATORIAL HOPFFULS VISIT
RUNOFFS MAY STRAIN COFFERS
N.C. VOTERS GET THEIR SAY TODAY
CANOIOATES' HOPES HIGH IN LAST-MINUTE BIOS
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS MAKE STOPS AT RDU
CANDIDATES TRY LAST-MINUTE CAMPAIGNS
EDMISTEN. KNOX OUTRUN PACK: FAIRCLUTH 3RO ; martin EASY GOP VICTORY
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJNTY: FOR GOVERNOR
COMPUTER PROBLEMS HAO GREEN IN STRONG CHALLENGE
JACKSON THE WINNER IN DURHAM
ELECTION FACES
AN EARLY START?
EOMISTEN, KNOX ALREADY EXCHANGING ACCUSATIONS
EDMISTEN, KNOX SEEK SUPPORT Oc DEFEATED DEMOCRATS
G»EEN FIRST TO HANO OUT ENDORSEMENT
FAIRCLOTH ENOORSES EOMISTEN; SILMORE BACKS KNOX
GILMOPE ENDORSES KNOX FOR GOVERNOR
ADDED BLOW FOP GREEN
NOW IN "ENTHOL! KNOX, GREEN!
CANDIDATES ASK INGRAM FOR BAC<ING
CAMPAIGN TALK SHOULD INFORM, NOT INSULT, VOTERS
KNOX, EDMISTEN RACE HEATS UP
BOWLES GIVES KNOX ENDORSEMENT
INGRAM PACKS EDMISTEN FOR GOVERNOR
EX-majOR LEAGUE PLAYERS TO PITCH FOR HUNT, HELMS
INGRAM GIVES HIS BACKING TO EOMISTEN
KNOX "LASTS FOE'S 'TOUGH COP' IMAGE
VOTERS CAN SETTLE PRIMARY BUSINESS IN JUNE S BALLOT
SUPPORTERS WORKING ON GOVERNORS RACE
SUPPORTERS WORKING ON GOVERNORS RACE
EDMISTEN, KNOX DEBATE SET
EOMISTEN CITES 'UNITY RALLY'
KNOX URGES DEVELOPMENT IN EAST SECTION OF STATE
1984 NOT TYPICAL ELECTION YEAR
KNOX TOO LIBERAL
EDOIE KNOX FOR GOVERNOR. ..PLEVSE JOIN US! I AO I
EOMISTEN: VICTIMS OF CRIME SUFFER TWO WRONGS
KNOX: OUTLINES "IS PROPOSAL 01 UTILITY RATE ISSUE
FAIRCLOTH SPENT MORE THAN tl .9 MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
CANOIOATES SPENT) MILLIONS
FIGHTING CRIME: wOROS OR ACT UN . . .EDO I E KNOX FOR GOVERNOR IAOI
KNOX ACCUSES EDMISTEN WORKERS OF INTIMIDATING BLACK CAMPAIGNERS
EDMISTEN: UTILITIES GAVC NO H? NE Y
POLITICAL ADVISERS: BUSINESS. FRIFNDSHIP ANO POLITICAL SAVVY...
KNOX TO VISIT DURHAM
SANFORO ENDORSES RUFUS EDMISTrN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
EOMISTEN RAPS FOE'S ATTACKS
HARD CONTEST SEEN BY KNOX
EOMISTEN SAYS ISSUES NEED DIs:uSS!QN
EDMISTEN, KNOX COURT BLACK VOTE
OUR CHILDREN'S F UTURE : .. .EDO 1= KNOX FOR GOVFRNOR IADI
KNOX ANO EDMISTEN CHARGE EACH OTHER WITH DIRTY POLITICS
EDMISTEN, KNOX SIMILAR ON ISSUES
EDMISTEN SAYS OPPONENT USING lESPERATION TACTICS
EDDIE KNOX: CONTROL CRIME. NOT guns
CANOIOATES' SLUGFEST OVFRSHAD?wS SAMENESS
STATE GOP LEADER SAYS HUNT SEEKING CAMPAIGN SUPPORT FROM THE 'FAR LEFT'
KNOX 'NO FRIEND' OF N.C. TEACHERS
KNOX, EDMISTEN SPAR OVER UTILI TIES
KNOX CLAIMS HE DEALS WITH FACT, NOT INNU6N00S
EDMISTEN OENIES VOTER INTIMIDATION CHARGES
KNOX CRITICIZES EOMISTEN OVER NRA ENDORSEMENT
EDMISTEN COMMITTEE IS NAMED
GILMORE: KNOX CLEAR ON KEY ISSUES
BLAMING EOMISTEN IS A KNOX PL1Y
A SOUND ECONOMY: ...EDDIE KNOX FOR GOVERNOR IADI
EDMISTEN, KNOX SNUB EACH OTHE*
GREEN GOT MOST BANKING SUPPORT
WORLO 600 ATTRACTS POLITICAL CANOIOATES
SEN. SAM'S SILENCE NAILS EDMISTEN
EOMISTEN SOFT ON UTILITY RATE HIKES
CANDIDATES CONCENTRATE ON GETTING OUT THE VOTE
READERS SCORE EDMISTEN, KNOX: GILMORE EXPALINS why he ENDORSED KNOX
EOMISTEN OUFLLS CRITICISM
WHY IS SAM FRVIN SILENT?
EOMISTEN PRO-CONSUMERS?
KNOX DEMANDS PUBLIC FORUM WIT-" EDMISTEN
KNOX, EDMISTEN WORK ON VOTER TURNOUT
CANDIDATES OFFER DIFFERENT IMAGES: EDMISTEN CITES RECORD OF SERVICE
CANDIDATES OFFER DIFFERENT IMAGES: KNOX EMPHASIZES HIS INDEPENDENCE
EOMISTEN CAMPAIGNS IN EAST; KNOX WANTS PUBLIC FORUM
EOHISTEN UTILITY POLICIES HAV= COST
EDMISTEN NO CONSUMER ADVOCATE
WAKE JURY INDICTS NRA OVER ELECTION LETTERS
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON OEBATE FORMAT
KNOX DRAWS SUPPORT FOR HIS PLATFORM
EOMISTEN'S RECORD CR1TICIZE0 5Y VOTER
CAROINGTUN'S DONATION TO EDMISTEN PUZZLES OEMOCRATS ANO REPUBLICANS
KNOX ASKS 7AR HEEL VOTERS TO 'ROVE THAT POLLS ARE WRONG
KNOX SIGN SHOT INTO PIECES EK MEMBERS OF THE NRA ICARTOONI
KNOX IS EASY CHOICE IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
EOMISTEN SPREADS 'FILTH-
HUNT RAPS HELMS ON SOCIAL SECIRITY
WIOCw: EDMISTEN FIGHTS RATE HIKES
EDMISTEN ATTRIBUTES SUCCESS T"l HARO WORK
E"MISTEN WILL STAND ON HIS CONVICTIONS
KNOXES WOULD MAKE A FINE FIRS! FAMILY
EOMISTEN, KNOX PREPARE FOR OfcTATE
KNOX.. .READ THIS BEFORE YOU VI TE . . . I AOVER T I S ING INSERTI
KNOX HOPES DEBATE WILL RE A TJRNING POINT IN CAMPAIGN
DEBATING EDMISTEN. KNOX AGREE ON ISSUES. SWAP BARBS ON OTHERS
ONE THINKS CANDIDATE WITHOUT INTEGRITY
ANOTHER SCORES 'KNOXIOUS' ATTEMPTS
POLITICIANS DO the OARNDEST THINGS
ALL OVER OURHAM COUNTY,. ..WE SUPPORT RUFUS EDM I STEN. . . I AOI
EOMISTEN-KNOX CONTEST HIGHLIGHT OF TUESDAY PRIMARY
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1/01/8* - 12/31/84
S I T
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P 0 DATE C PG I P BYL
LEADERSHIP KEY ISSUE IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE H 2 6/03/84 A 4 E
YOU HAVE A CHOICE: THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE IAOI H 2 6/03/84 A 11 P A
ATTORNEYS FOR EOMISUN H 2 6/04/34 A 3 A
TVZ NEWS PREOICTS WINNER OF DFHOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL RUN-OFF (CART0ON1 H 2 6/04/84 A 4 T T P56
BOTH EOMISTEN, KNOX CLAIM TV OEBATE WIN H 2 6/04/84 B 1 N
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT PREOICTEO S 2 6/04/8'. A 1 N C60
EDMISTEN. SUPPORTERS SENSE RUNOFF VICTORY S 2 6/04/84 A 12 J
SOME DEMOCRATS ARE WORRIED ABOUT BITTERNESS OF CAMPAIGN S 2 6/04/84 A 12 N
VOTERS RETURN TO POLLS TODAY H 2 6/35/84 A 1 N
DEMOCRATS OECIOE ON N.C. NOMINEES S 2 6/05/84 A 1 N
CANOIDATES CROSS STATE S 2 6/05/84 C 1 N S80
EDMISTEN TOPS KNOX IN RUNOFF H 2 6/06/84 A I N
EDMISTEN: 010 HE LOSE GROUND IN PRIMARY WIN? H 2 6/06/R4 A 4 E
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS: FOR "OVERNOR H 2 6/06/84 AON
KNOX CARRIES DURHAM H 2 6/06/84 B 1 N S51
ORANGE VOTERS GO FOR KNOX H 3 6/06/R4 B I N
EDMISTEN: VICTORY SHOWS N.C. VOTERS LIKE A FIGHTER S 2 6/06/84 A 1 N
CAMPAIGN MUDSLINGING GETS M I xc 0 REVIEWS S 2 6/06/64 A 1 N S80
EDMISTEN BACKERS CALL FOR PARTY UNITY S 2 6/06/34 A B N
•PROGRESSIVE' VOTFS CAUSE DIF=ERENCE S 2 6/06/84 CI N C05
CANDIDATES TO HOLD THEIR FIRE H 2 6/0T/B4 A 1 N
MARTIN CHALLENGES EDMISTEN TO SERIES OF DEBATES H 2 6/0T/84 A 9 N
EDMISTEN. MARTIN READY FOR BATTLE S 2 6/07/84 A 5 N
SUPERRUFUS ICART00N1 H 2 6/08/84 A 4 T T R56
MARTIN SEEKING REPEAL OF TAXES H 2 6/08/84 B 4 N
FENCE-MENDING HYPOCRISY S 2 6/08/84 A 4 E
MARTIN TO OPEN OFFICE JUNE 25 S ? 6/08/84 C 1 N
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S ACTIONS tRE CRITICIZED H 2 4/09/84 A 3 P N
IT'S TIME TO END THESE TAXES H 2 6/14/84 A 4 E
KNOX, EDMISTEN SPENT tl MILLION ON RUNOFF H 7 6/19/34 C 3 N
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE HOPING = OR 10 PERCENT H 2 6/24/84 B 6 N
JIM MARTIN: BUILDING ORGANIZATION IS CHALLENGE S 2 6/25/84 C 1 P N S60
MARTIN: SEEKING 'HIGH ROAO' S 2 6/26/84 C I P N C60
KNOX SAYS HE WON'T CAMPAIGN FOR EDMISTEN BUT BACKS PARTY H 2 6/29/54 A I N
ALL LIBERTARIANS AT HEART H 2 6/30/84 A 4 E
MARTIN GIVES TEACHERS LESSON IN GOP POLITICS H 2 7/01/84 A 13 N
NASH SHERIFF BACKS HUNT'S CAMPAIGN H 2 7/04/84 A 12 N
EDMISTEN'S SUPPORT FALTERS H 2 7/06/84 A 4 E
MARTIN REPORTS GAINS AMONG «N1I BACKERS M 2 7/06/84 A 9 P N
LESSONS TO LEARN FROM KNOX CAMPAIGN H 2 7/09/84 A 4 L
AIDES TO MARTIN AND EDMISTEN WILL DISCUSS DEBATE PROSPECTS H 2 7/12/84 A 21 N
EDMISTEN SAYS HE'D GIVE JOBS TO MORE BLACKS H 2 7/15/84 B 7 N
NRA PLEADS NOT GUILTY H 2 7/lR/«4 A 7 N
PEOPLE SHOULD VOTE THEIR CONSCIENCE H ? 7/20/84 A 4 L
MARTIN, HELMS CITE DEMOCRATIC BACKERS H 2 7/20/84 C 14 P N
KNOX TRIMS 1200,000 OFF CAMPAIGN OEBT H 2 7/22/84 A 6 N
BANNING ALL ABORTIONS WRONG, SAYS MARTIN H 2 7/22/84 A 11 P N
EDMISTEN'S ABSENCE DIMS FORUM H 2 7/23/84 A 9 N
CANDIDATES DISCUSS ECONOMY, EDUCATION. FERRARO AT FORUM S 2 7/23/84 A 3 J
MARTIN SAYS STATE EMPLOYEES HARASSED, PLANS INVESTIGATION H 2 7/24/84 A 10 N
MARTIN STRADOLES A SAFE FENCE H 2 7/25/84 A 4 E
KNOX, FAIRCLOTH SPENT »2 MILLION-PLUS H 2 7/25/e4 A 10 N
EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION ENDORSES HUNT AND EOMISTEN H 2 7/3D/84 A 9 N
HUNT RECEIVES AWARD FROM EDUCATION COMMISSION H 2 8/04/84 C 2 N
MARTIN SAYS HE WOULD OPEN EASTERN OFFICE H 1 8/07/84 E I M
CHANGES MAOE IN EDMISTEN'S CAMPAIGN STAFF H 2 8/08/84 A 13 N
EOMISTEN, MARTIN CLASH AT FORJM S 2 a/08/84 C 10 N
MARTIN DISCLOSES HIS WIFE'S STOCK ASSETS H 2 8/10/84 B 6 N
THAD FUBE SUFFERING FROM BRONCHITIS H 2 8/U/84 A 3 N
MARTIN TOUR COMING TO DURHAM S 2 8/ll/»4 A 3 N
COBEY TO ADDRESS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION; MARTIN, EOMISTEN ARGUE DRUG... H 2 8/14/84 B 5 N
JIM MARTIN LISTENS ( AO I H 2 8/14/84 A 5 A
MARTIN, EDMISTEN DISAGREE ON IMPACT OF ENDORSEMENTS FROM KNOX'S FAMILY H 2 8/15/84 A 9 N
MAKTIN TO VISIT DURHAM THURSDAY H 2 8/15/54 A 14 N
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPS TRADE BARBS S 2 8/15/54 All N
PLEDGER SPLITS WITH EOMISTEN S 2 8/16/84 A I N K90
MARTIN SAYS EDMISTEN PROMISED INGRAM JOB H 2 8/17/84 A 1 P N 046
PLEDGER SAYS EOMISTEN BROKE P'OHISE TO HIM H 2 8/17/84 B 1 N S51
MARTIN: DEMOCRATS' SUPPORT IS MORE THAN 'HILL OF BEANS' S 2 8/17/84 C 1 P N C60
KNOX WORKER BACKS EOMISTEN S 2 3/17/84 C 1 N
EOMISTEN DENIES OFFERING INGRAM JOB H 2 8/18/84 B 3 N
MARTIN'S ATTIRE REFLECTS HIS POLITICAL STYLE H 2 8/19/84 B 3 P F 046
REAGAN CALLS HELMS 'INSPIRATION TO ALL AMERICANS' IN NEW AO H 2 8/22/84 A 13 N
HUNT, HELMS SCHEDULE TWO DEBATES FOR SEPTEMBER S 2 8/22/54 A 13 N
TWO CANDIDATES EXCHANGE ACCUSATIONS H 2 8/23/84 A 6 P N
SOME N.C. DELEGATES FAVORING <EMP, BUSH IN 1983 H 2 3/23/84 A 19 N
PROBE IS SOUGHT OF CONTRIBUTIONS RY WILSON FAMILY H 2 8/23/84 A 19 N
MARTIN IS ANTI-CUNSUMERS H 2 8/24/84 A 4 L
MARTIN'S COMPLAINT ABOUT CONH IBUTIONS TO BE STUDIED H 2 8/24/84 A 10 N
ANOREWS BRUSHES OFF COBEY'S ATTACK S 2 8/24/34 C 6 N
BOARD PROBES DONATION TO EDMIS TFN'S CAMPAIGN S 2 3/25/84 A I N
ELECTIONS BOARO TO INQUIRE INTO 0ONATI0N3 H 2 8/25/84 All N
MARTIN COURTS BLACK VOTE IN GOVERNOR'S RACE H 2 8/27/84 B I P N
MARTIN TRIES TO LURE DEMOCRATIC BLACKS S 2 3/27/84 A 5 N
TOO YOUNG FOR POLITICS H 2 8/28/34 A 4 E
MARTIN CAMP RELIES ON LAST-MINUTE AOS S 2 3/23/84 A 5 J
MARTIN CHIDES FOES ON PROMISES: HELMS, HUNT NO-SHOWS AT HIGHWAY... H 2 8/29/34 A 1 P N 046
ANTI-CLEMENCY PROTESTERS MEET HUNT IN ST. PAULS S 2 8/2c>/84 A 16 N
MARTIN, EDMISTEN RENEW TIFF OVER ORUG ENFORCEMENT H 2 8/30/84 C 11 N
MARTIN DISAVOWS PRESS RELEASE CRITICIZING EDMISTEN S 2 a/30/84 A 16 N
SPENDING CUTS, TAX LOOPHOLE C.OSINGS COULD HALVE DEFICIT IN ONE YEAR H 2 8/31/84 A 6 N
EDMISTEN, MARTIN SIGN DEBATE FORM S 2 8/31/34 A 12 N
S"ME N.C. CANDIDATES NOW SHIFT INTO HIGH GEAR S 2 9/03/34 A I J
MARTIN: EDMISTEN'S ROAO PROMISES CAN'T BE KEPT H 2 9/04/34 A 19 N
CANDIDATES WORK HARD ON LABOR DAY S 2 9/04/84 A 9 N
MARTIN TRIES TO BOOST RECOGNITION S 2 9/06/84 C 8 N
EDMISTEN REPEATS CRITICISM OF MARTIN 5 2 9/10/84 A 7 J
MARTIN, EDMISTEN »GREE ON 1-40 COMPLETION UATE S 2 9/10/84 C 3 J
CANDIDATES AGREE ON NEED TO FINISH 1-40 H 2 9/11/34 B 7 N
MARTIN: NO COMPLAINTS WITH PR^SS S 2 9/11/84 A 5 J
4 NAMEO TO EDMISTEN'S CAMPAIGN S 2 9/13/34 C 1 N
EOMISTEN COOL ON MARTIN'S SALtS TAX EXEMPTION PLAN S 2 9/14/84 A 10 N
U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION TO ATTEND RALLY IN ASHEV1LLE H 1 9/14/84 B 1 N
MARTIN OUIPS, QUITS DEBATE AMID SHOUTS H 2 9/16/34 A 1 N 046
REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL FILES SUIT OVER HUNT'S USE OF AIRCRAFT H 2 9/18/84 A 9 N
MARTIN TREATED UNFAIRLY AT CONVENTION OF SENIORS S 2 9/18/84 A 4 E
EDMISTEN DOESN'T THINK MARTIN CAN CATCH HIM S 5 9/18/84 A 8 N
MARTIN TREATED RUDELY H 2 9/19/34 A 4 E
MONDALE'S DAUGHTER AND FORD TO CAMPAIGN IN N.C. H 2 9/20/34 A 21 N
EDMISTEN PAYS STATE FOR FLIGHTS. BUT NOT SBI AGENT H 2 9/20/84 C 10 N
HUNT GETS ENDORSEMENT OF STATE JFL-CIO H 2 9/21/84 A 8 N
GREEN WON'T MAKE ENDORSEMENT ','NTIl AFTER TOMORROW'S FUND-PAISER S 2 9/21/84 A 10 J
MARTIN SAYS EDMISTEN DISTORTS VOTING RECORD S 2 9/24/54 A 1 N
MARTIN SAYS EDMISTEN DISTORTING RFCORD H 2 9/25/34 3 5 N
EDMISTEN BREAKFAST IS TOMORROW S 2 9/25/84 A 5 N
MARTIN WORKED TO SAVE SOCIAL SECURITY H ' 9/26/84 A 4 L
MARTIN TREATED RUDELY H 2 9/26/34 A 4 L
3ALLENGER CALLS FOR PR08E OF FOMISTEN CAMPAIGN H 2 9/26/34 A 10 N
EDMISTEN CALLS FOR UNITY S 2 9/26/34 C 1 'I C60
EDMISTEN ATTENDS SANFORO BREAKFAST: CANDIDATE SAYS HE REIMBURSED... H 2 9/27/84 A 1 P N 861
MARTIN, EOMISTEN TRADE LICKS OVER ADS IN GOVERNOR'S RACE H 2 9/28/34 A 3 N
GOP LEADER OUESTIONS HUNT ABOJ T CAMPAIGN TRIPS H 2 9/29/84 A 3 N
DEMOCRATS RALLY AT 3EACH i ? 9/31/84 A 8 N
CANDIDATES TRADE LICKS OVER TAXES H 2 10/01/34 A 1 N
EDMISTEN HEADQUARTERS TO BE O'ENEO TODAY H 210/01/84 B 7 N
MARTIN, EOMISTEN CLAIM NEITHER WON OEBATE S 2 10/01/84 A 7 N
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ANALYSTS DESCRIBE OEBATE AS A DRAW
TALK ABCUT ENVIRONMENT
MARTIN WANTS HQRE DEBATES: EDMISTEN SAYS NO
EDNISTE"."S DURHAM COUNTY OFFICE OEPNS
EOMISTEN. MARTIN PROVE DEBATES CAN 3E CIVILIZED
MARTIN SEEKS ANOTHER OEPATE; EDMISTEN IS NOT INTERESTED
MARTIN MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE AT MEETING
EOMISTEN AND r'ARTIN OEBATED LIKE GENTLEMEN
SENIOR <1TIZENS GROUP BACKS HFL-S: HUNT GETS SOLAR LOBBY ENDORSEMENT
LA.YERS MAKE CHOICE EASY
STATE LAYS CLAIM TO 16.000 EUMSTEN CONTRIBUTION
OEFECTOPS VEXING OURHAM DEMO LEAOERS
MARTIN CAMPAIGN CHIEF URGES INVESTIGATION OF HELP GIVFN BY EOMISTEN...
MARTIN WOULD WELCOME KNOX ENDORSEMENT
GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION SPARKS DURHAM SQUABBLE
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DEFEND POSITIONS
ADMINISTRATOR FOR HOLSHOUSER CREATES REPUBLICANS FOR HUNT
EDMISTEN SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD WORK FOP BUSINESS
OURHAM DEMOCRATS 'UZZLED
•A CANUIOATE OF INTEGRITY'
GIFT TO EDMIS'EN SUSPICIOUS
HUNT, HELUS COURT BLACK VOTERS, EOMISTEN, MARTIN BOOST TOURISM
STATE BOARD TURNS OVER DOCUMENTS ON POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS BY EDMISTEN
HELMS HAS 'HAO ENOUGH. ..WILL fET'JRN FIRE1
DEMCCOATS MAP OUT PLANS TO GET MJRE PEOPLE To VOTE
26 OF 31 DEMOCRATIC DAS ENDORSE EDMISTEN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
MARTIN RECEPTION
MARTIN CEFENOS VOTING RECORO
EOMISTEN APOLOGIZES FOR HAWKE REMARK
EDMISTEN GETS CONSERVATION ENDORSEMENT
KNOX Change IS SAOOENING
HUNT, HELMS TRADE BARBS ON TACTICS; MARTIN SAYS HE'D SCRAP FOOD. ..TAX
EDMISTEN TAKE? JOSS MESSAGE TO GREENSBORO BUSINESSMEN
PLEDGER: 06M0CRATS TOO LIBERAL
MARTIN WDOS BLACKS TO 'PARTY 3 F LINCOLN' AT NAACP CONVENTION
EODIE KNOX SAYS 'SORE LOSER' LABEL ISN'T BOTHERING HIM
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB AQS SAID ILLEGAL
COME JOIN US. ..CITIZENS FOR JIM MART IN. .. I AD I
MARTIN VOWS MORE HEED TO WESTERN PART OF STATE
EOMISTEN Says MARTIN NO FRIENO OF BLACKS
EOMISTEN M[SFMES AT UTILITIES
CONVICTED MELON I C GNCURe I T ACE« E RUFUSUSI (CARTOON1
TWO CANDIDATES CAY FAPMERS SHOULD OIVERSIFY
HELMS SEEKS STUDENT SUPPORT
EDMISTEN, MARTIN SUPPORT MOVE AWAY FROM TOBACCO
CANDIDATES PLAN DURHAM STOP
CANOIOA1E BEGINS WHISTLESTOP TOUR
MARTIN WILL MAKE STOP IN DURHAM
EDMISTEN SAYS HE HAS OWN COATTAILS
EOMISTEN'S REMARK UNJUSTIFIEO
SUBPEONENAS MAY BE SUUGHT ON »«03E
A VOTE FOR RUFUS EUHISTEN IS > VOTE FOR. . .N .C . . . . (AOI
EDMISTEN SOLICITS YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
BOYLES GIVES PERSPECTIVE To POLITICAL POSTURING
MARTIN INTRODUCES DURHAM DEMOCRATS AS HIS SUPPORTERS
UTILITIES EDITORIAL ON TARGET
EOMISTEN: MARTIN CAMPAIGN BEHIND GUILFORO 'SMUT SHEET'
MARTIN ISSUFS VEHEMENT DENIAL
CAN MIXED POLITICS WORK IN N .C . ?
MARTIN SEES 'TRACK-CROSSING' IN CAMPAIGN
UTILITIES NEED CLAMPS
EDMISTEN: LEGISLATUR WOULD NOT ENACT MARTIN'S • UL TR AL I BERAL ' TAX...PLA
MARTIN CITES 'CRISIS' ON MEDITAL COSTS
GILMORE WILL SPEAK
CANDIDATE'S WIFE VISITS
EDMISTEN FOR CONSUMER
TWO GROUPS ANNOUNCE ENDORSEMENTS
EOMISTEN PROMISES VETERANS POST
MARTIN SAYS REPUBLICAN WOULD SE»VE N.C. BETTER
OPINIONS OF CANDIDATES EXPRESSED
EDMISTEN 'A CONSUMER AOVOCATE'
EDMISTEN COMPLAINTS ABOUT SMEAR TACTICS CALLED CALCULATED MOVE
EOMISTEN IN DURHAM
EDMISTEN LEAOS MARTIN IN CAMPAIGN SPENDING
MARTIN CHARGES LETTER IS FAKE
EDMISTEN HAS A PLAN FOR BETTE' EDUCATION
-ARTIN SAYS 'SMUT SHEET' IS A FAKE
EOMISTEN PRAISES TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES
EDMISTEN SAYS GOP SLURS HELPEO SPUR HIS CAMPAIGN
HUNT HITS MUOSLINGING, HELMS DANISHES JOURNALIST
MARTIN CLAIMS MOMENTUM
EOMISTEN PREDICTING NARROW VICTORY
EOMISTEN LEGAL OPINION OUBIOU«
WHO STARTED 'SHUT'?
A FRIEND OF SCHOOLS
MARTIN HAS RUN CLEAN CAMPAIGN
EOMISTEN SAYS POLLS AREN'T WORRYING HIM
MARTIN SAYS SUPPORT STRONGEP EVERY DAY
CANDIOATE EDMISTEN CRYING 'WOLF'
GUBERNATORIAL RACE WON'T SETTLE INVENTORY, INTANGI3LES TAXES ISSUES
POLITICAL ADS SELL CONTROVERSY
LIBERTARIANS. SOCIALISTS ALSO ON ELECTION BALLOT
EDMISTEN FOLKS HAVE AVOIDED PERSONAL JABS
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
JIM MARTIN FOR GOVERNOR... I AD)
HELMS, HUNT TRADE 6ARBS ON UNIONS, VETERANS 3ENFFITS
RUFUS HAS 'HIGH GROUND' ON TAXES
THIS RENEGADE IS PRO-MARTIN
MARTIN IS PLEASED WITH POLLS
HER WE GROW AGAIN! IAOI
ANOTHER GOOD REASON TO VOTE FOR. ..JIM MARTIN (ADI
V"TE PUFUS EDMISTEN GOVERNOR
CANDIDATES LET CHARGES FLY IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
GALLUP POLL SHOWS SENATE RACE STILL OFAOLOCKED
OON'T BE FOOLED BY MARTIN'S TA X PROPOS ALS ! . . . VO YE FOR . . . EPMI STEN (ADI
POLLS SHOW MARTIN HAS WIPEO JJT EOMISTEN LEAD
JIM MARTIN SKIPPEO VOTES ON VITAL ISSUES
CANOIOATES BATTLE FOR UNDECIDED VOTE
ANOTHFR GOOD REASON TO VOTE FOR. ..JIM MARTIN FOR GOVERNOR IAOI
MARTIN CALLS EOMISTEN CAMP DESPERATE
EOMISTEN: MARTIN WON'T PE"RES=NT ALL PEOPLE
MARTIN -ELATED,' VICTORIOUS
RILEY ADVISES STRONG PURSUIT ^F ILLEGAL CONTR I BUI TON REFUNO
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM DURHAM COUNTY PRECINCTS
REPUBLICANS PUSHING HARD TO CAPTURE GOVERNORSHIPS
OURHAM RUCKS TRENO, VOTES FnR DEMOCRATS
MARTIN DEFEATS EDMISTEN
MARTIN FACES EARLY TEST IN FI.LING KEY STATF POSTS
JIM MARTIN THANKS YOU FOR YOU' SUPPORT AND CONFIDENCE IAOI
MARTIV PUTS OUICK REPEAL OF FOOD, DRUG TAXES HIGH ON HIS AGENOA
THE MARTIN VICTORY
MAN CHARGEO WITH EXCEEDING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION LIMIT
CONSERVATIVE AOVKE from DEMOCRATS OK WITH GOVERNOR-ELECT
GOVERNOR-ELECT PLANNING TO VISIT N.C. CITIES TOOAV
MARTIN, EDMISTEN SPENT t T. 1 MILLION, CAMPAIGN REPORTS SHOW
CAMPAIGNING FOR LT. GOVERNOR "OSTS NOMINEES MOKE THAN «1.7 MILLION
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Y/ANNUAL
5 U B J E C
'AGE 365
BOARO OF ELECTIONS RENEWS DEMAND FOR SB. OOO FROM INGRAM CAMPAIGN
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION TRIAL 0cLAYE0
EDMISTEN SAYS DEFEAT LIKE HAVING DEATH IN THE FAMILY
EOMISTEN SAYS HE WAS STUNNED 5 Y HIS LOSS
LAW ON CAMPAIGN DONATIONS TO IE CHALLENGED
GOP SWEEP LEADS TO RE A SSES SMEN T S
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED BY -DEMOCRATIC DEFECTIONS
HELMS-HUNT, T0RNA006S ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOR 1984
GUBERNATORIAL
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GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SFE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
ROAD OFFICIALS TRY TO ALLAY FEARS OVER ORAWBRIOGE BILL
ROYALL PROMOTFS SUCCESSION BILL
STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE UNNECESSARY
PHOSPHATES BILL MAY NOT WASH
ROYALL. JORDAN TANGLE OVER SUCCESSION ISSUE
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX REMAINS STALLED
SUCCESSION ISSUE RISES, FALLS
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: MARTIN'S TE'. M REDUCED TO 15 MINUTES (CARTOONI
OEMOS SAY MARTIN CAN GO FOR TWO
REPEAL TALK JUST JEALOUSY
TAX REFORM TO BE BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
GUESS ROAD
CITY WANTS TO WIDEN GUESS ROAD
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS REJFCTE3
ZONING COMMISSION REJECTS PLAV FOR A SHOPPING CENTER
CITY COUNCIL APPROVFS GUESS ROAD REZONING
COUNCIL RESCINDS ZONE CHANGE c OR SHOPPING CENTER
•7 MILLION SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED IN CITY
HALT SHOPPING CENTERS
PROPOSEO SHOPPING CENTER CRITICIZEO
LATTA ROAD REQUESTS DENIED
PANEL VOTES AGAINST SHOPPING ".ENTER HOUSING REQUESTS
FOLKS APOUNO HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
TRANSPORTATION BOARD TO DISCUSS MORE FUNDS TO WIDEN GUESS ROAD
DFAN GLOWING OVER EXPRESSWAY IENAMING
GUESS ROAD PR ISON UNIT
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
PRISONER ESCAPES
ESCAPEE IS SOUGHT
FUGITIVE CAPTURED
ABC OFFICER ARRESTS WORK-RELEASE INMATE
GUE5S ROAO PRISONER OUT AFTER WORK RELEASE
PRISONER ESCAPES
SHORT-TIMERS CAUSE PROBLEMS AT PRISON
POLICE SEEK PRISON ESCAPEE
INMATF ESCAPES
PRISON INMATE COLLAPSES, OIES
ESCAPEE TURNS HIMSELF IN
ESCAPEE IS RECAPTURED
TURNED HIMSELF IN
GUGGENHEIM FELLOWSHIPS
FIVE IN DURHAM AREA WIN GUGGENHEI" AWARDS
GUIOANCE COUNSELING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GJIOANCE PROGRA"
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GUIOANCE PROGRAM
COUNSELORS OBSERVE WEEK
HONORING COUNSELORS
MORE COUNSELORS ARE NEEDED IN SCHOOLS
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDTD
COUNSELORS1 CONERENCE SET AT 0 UK E
COUNSELORS GROUP HONORS PRINCIPAL
GUILFORD COLLEGE IGREENS30R0, N.C.I
COLLEGE OFFICIALS RESPOND AF T= R RACIAL CONFRONTATION
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C.
9 FIRMS CHALLENGE TAXES IN GUILFORD
OUKE POWER TESTING LAW: CUSTOMERS MAY PAY MOR F
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
HOTEL'S TAX FIGHT MAY GO TO COURT
GUILFORO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
JUDGE ORDERS TRIAL FOR NAACP LAWSUIT
GUILFORO COUNTY ELECTIONS BOARD
70 PEOPLE HELO ILLEGALLY REGISTEREO AS VOTERS OURING GREENSBORO DRIVE
GUILFORO COUNTY GRAND JURY
GUILFORD JURY RETURNS 357 SEALED INDICTMENTS
GUILFORD COUNTY JAIL
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H 2 7/04/B4 A 6 N
H 2 7/26/84 C 13 N
H 2 11/04/84 B 15 N
S 2 11/14/94 C
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S I T
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f> D DATE C PG I P 8YL
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C.
SUIT AGAINST JAIL IS SETTLED
JAIL INMATE SWITCHES IDENTITY, MAKES ESCAPE
GUILFORD COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
3 BRITISH NOBLES VISIT GUILFOiD COUNTY
GUILFORD MILLS
FIRE DAMAGES TEXTILE COMPLEX
GUILFORO MILLS FIRE FORCES EVACUATION
SEE ALSO AFRICA ISEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
COUPLE INDICTED IN DIAMOND FRAUO
OURHAM WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DIAMOND PLOT
GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
BIRTHDAY CARD SETS RECORO
GUITARS
SEE ALSO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEGOVIA GOT GUITARIST LORIMER STARTEO
GULF OIL CORP.
SOME FOLKS WAITING FOR OIL MONEY
UNC RESEARCHERS AWARDED NAVAL CONTRACT
H 2 3/25/84 B 8 N
H 2 U/23/84 A 13 N
H I 1/31/84 6 1 P F
S 2 2/13/84 C 3 N
H 2 2/14/84 A 12 N
H 2 6/03/94 A 6 N
H 2 12/20/94 B T N
H 2 6/28/84 C L5 N
H 2 11/23/84 D 6 0 F W66
H 2 3/15/84 A 10 N
S 2 1/05/94 A 12 N
NICOTINE GUM OFFERS WAY TO SHAKE SMOKING HABIT
SMOKING STUOY CALLED MARKETING TOOL
GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS
SEE ALSO HANOGUNS . .. ___„_.
LETTER KNOCKING KNOX WAS * IN ERROR-
BAN 'COP-KILLER BULLETS'
WATER, SEWER LINES BIO APPROV=D
COUNTY^GUN ORDINANCE SHOULO Bc UNNECESSARY „„_,...,,-
GUN AND RIFLE CLUBS CRITICIZE PROPOSED FIREARMS ORDINANCE
FIREARMS OROINANCE TRAMPLFS RIGHTS
LAW TARGETS FIRING RANGES „ „
NEIGHBORHOODS NO PLACE FOR RANDOM SHOOTINGS
OPPOSITION TO GUN LAW BIG MISTAKE _„.,„ , ,_
DFPUTIES SHOULD ENFORCE CURRENT SHOOTING LAWS
PROPOSAL HAS GUN OWNERS UP IN ARMS
BOARD PUTS OFF GUN ORDINANCE
GUN CLUB NO BOTHER TO NEIGHBORS
FIREARMS CHANGES SOUGHT
NO FOR BELL; YES FOR HIGH!
COUNTY DOESN'T NEED BUREAUCRATIC GUN LAW
KNOX CHARGES THAT EOMISTEN PASSED, BUCK „,.„
KNOX URGES DEVELOPMENT IN EAST SECTION OF STATE
EDOIE KNOX: CONTROL CRIME, NOT GUNS
KNOX CRITICIZES EOMISTEN OVER NR A ENDORSEMENT
FIRFARMS PROPOSAL: ABUSIVE OR REASONABLE?
GUN OWNERS UNEASY OVER GIFT T3 HUNT CAMPAIGN
NITPICKING OVER SMALL POLITICAL DONORS SILLY
FORMS OF HANDGUN CONTROL ALREADY EXIST
BEAR ARMS, BUT SAFELY
S 2 3/07/84 C A U
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GUN
PERMITS
HE DIDN
IDN'T GET GUN PERMIT ._-.„-.
NEIGHBORHOODS NO PLACE FOR RANDOM SHOOTINGS
PROPOSAL HAS GUN OWNERS UP IN ARMS
PRESIDENT PAROONS MAN FROM OU'HAM
REAGAN PAROON RESTORES OURHAM MAN'S GUN RIGHTS
MAN SAIO HE WAS GUILTY AND 12 JURORS AGREED
GUN-RUNNING
SEE ALSO GUNS, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
AGENTS THWART ATTEMPTED THEFT OF AN AIRPLANE
.■IAN ARRESTED ON ARMS CHARGES ,.,,„..
AGENTS SAY MEN TRIED TO TAKE SUNS TO MARIJUANA PLANTATION
INCREASED DRUG SMUGGLING LIKELY IN N.C. - OFFICIALS
GUN THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBFRY, OURHAM
GUN CHARoES FILED
4 PLE«0 GUILTY TO FIREARMS CHARGES
ESCAPEE MAY HAVF GUNS STOLEN IN N.C.
GUNS SAIO STOLEN
FIREARMS STOLEN FROM ORANGE H3ME
GUNS SAID STOLEN
MAN CHARGEO WITH POSSESSING STOLEN GUN
GUNS
SEE ALSO BULLETS
SEE ALSO OURHAM POLICE OEPT., PISTOL TEAM
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO M-16
SEE ALSO MACHINE GUNS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY OEPT., BJREAU OF ALCOHOL
MAN FACES WEAPONS CHARGES
WATER, SEWER LINES BID APPROVED
GUN L«W IS A WISE STEP
COUNTY GUN OROINANCE SHOULD B1 UNNECESSARY
SANFORO MAN RECEIVES TERM ON "UN CHARGE
GUN AND RIFLE CLUBS CRITICIZE PROPOSED FIREARMS OROINANCE
.•IRFAPMS ORDINANCE TRAMPLES RIGHTS
LAW TARGETS FIRING RANGES
OPPOSITION TO GUN LAW BIG MISTAKE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
TEEN CHARGEO WITH POINTING GUN
pre hires'twu INSTRUCTORS FOR NEW GUNSMITHING PROGRAM
AGENTS ROUNDING UP GUNS
GUNS, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO GUN-RUNNING
11! ALSO LUsT'rREASURY DEPT., BJREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
REAGAN PAROON RESTORES OURHAM MAN'S GUN RIGHTS
GUNTER AND COOKE (DURHAM, N.C. CO. I
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL INNOVATOR, INC. „„„„,,.„ ,...
DURHAM COMPANY FORMS PARTNERSHIP FOR COMPUTER USE
TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
H 2
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2/28/84
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3/20/84
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3/21/84
A
4
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3/23/84
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3/28/84
A
1
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S 2
3/26/84
A
4
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3/28/84
A
4
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4/02/84
A
4
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4/03/»4
A
4
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H 2
4/10/84
A
4
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4/16/84
A
I
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H 2
4/17/84
A
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881
S 2
4/17/84
A
4
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S 2
4/17/B4
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C05
S 2
4/27/84
A
4
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4/28/84
A
4
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H 2
5/05/84
A
13
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H 2
5/17/84
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2
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5 2
5/24/84
A
4
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5/26/84
A
10
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H 2
5/26/84
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H 2
7/11/84
A
4
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H 2
7/14/84
A
4
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7/30/84
A
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S 2
9/04/84
A
4
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H 2
1/24/84
A
11
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4/02/84
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4/16/84
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12/27/84
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12/28/84
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12/29/84
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7 12/18/84 A U
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1/12/94
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10/19/84
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10/26/84
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11/01/84
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OURHAM COMPANY DEVELOPS COMPUTERIZED YARN-MAKING
NEW PRODUCT, NEW NAME
HEARTWARMING SERVICE FOR CONE MILLS JOBLESS
GUYS ANO DOLLS (PLAYI
•GUYS ANO DOLLS' STILL FUNNY > F TE R ALL THESE YEARS
GYMNASTICS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TWISTERS (GYMNASTICS FEDERATION!
GOLD "EDAL
TWISTERS TAKE STATE HONORS
MILLER FAVURS COUNSELING TO COACHING
RAINGOWSf RINGS
FUTURE OLYMPIANS. MAYBE
S U B J E
A
SEE HOSPITAL CORP. OF AMERICA
HELPLINE ICHAPEL HILL CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICEl
HELPLINE TO OFFER TRAINING
HELPLINE (DURHAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICEI
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HF AL TH CENTFR
DURHAM HELPLINE OFFICIALS SEE<ING AID FOR PROGRAM
BOARD WARY OF PSYCHIATRIST PLSN
REDUCED OUALITY COSTING MORE?
VOLUNTEERS HONORED
DTI SETS HELPLINE TRAINING
HTLV-1. 2
SEE HUMAN T-CELL L EUKEM I A-LVMPH3 MA VIRUS
H. A. ASTLETT C CO.
LANDFILL CONTAMINATED
H. B. ROBINSON NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. A-l D S.C.
NUCLEAR REGULATORY STAFF SAYS CPCL SHOULD BF FINED 130,000
H. LESLIE PERRY MEMORIAL LIBRARY HENDERSONI
SEE VANCE COUNTY, N.C. LIBRARY
H. V. "CCOY ANO CO.
EASTGATE BUYER PLANS RENOVATIONS
HAOASSAH
SEE OURHAM HAOASSAH
HAGERSTOWN SUNS
BULLS' ARMS KEY SWEEP OF SUNS
YASTRZEMSKI POWERS BULLS IN NIGHTCAP
YAZ'S HOMERS LIFT BULLS OUT 0= SLUMP
JOSEPHSON'S NO-HIT RELIEF NAILS DOWN BULLS' WIN. 5-3
EXPERIENCE GIVING BULLS LIFT
THOMAS FULFILLS PROMISE WITH ; AME-W I NNI NG HOMER
THOMAS' 9TH-INNING SHOT RALLIES BULLS
BULLS PULL OUT 3-2 TRIUMPH WITH LATE RALLY
GERHART CARRIES SUNS PAST PUNtHLESS BULLS. 4-1
BULLS LOSE AGAIN
WILD PITCH HELPS SUNS WARP 0F= BULLS' RALLY IN BTH
HAGERSTOWN RALLIES PAST DURHAM, 5-4
BULLS HALT SLUMP, BUT STILL FALL
LQCKWOOO'S HITTING PACES SUNS BY BULLS
HOT LOCKWOOO LEAOS SUNS
HAIKU POETRY
SEE ALSO POETRY
•HAIKU HOLIOAY- IS JOY TO POETS DISCOVERING THINGS THEY KNEW
HAIL
SEE ALSO WEATHER. OURHAM
STORMS POUND STATF
HAIR CUTS
SEE HAIRCUTS
HAIRCUTS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: BOBBED HAIR APPEARS
HAIRCUTS TO HELP OUT ANIMAL P'OTECTION GROUP
HAIRORESSERS
SEE ALSO COSMETOLOGY
SHORT ON SIDES. LONG IN BACK— SHE • S GIVING PEOPLE 'THE BOB'
C I
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H 2 4/17/84 A 4 L
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H 2 8/01/84 All N
H 2 7/22/94 A 11
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H 2 5/21/84 B 1 P G L30
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN TO HELP BJILO SCHOOL FOR POOR IN HAITI
HAITIAN ORCHESTRA AT DUKE SATJROAY
HALIFAX COUNTY. N.C, ELECTIONS
JUOGE RULFS HALIFAX'S AT-LARGE VOTING SYSTEM HURTS MINORITIES
COURT ABOLISHFS HALIFAX COUNTY'S AT-LARGE ELECTION SYSTEM
HALIFAX COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HALIFAX COUNTY DEFENDS SIXTH :UMMISSIONFR
JUDGE RULES HALIFAX'S AT-LARGF VOTING SYSTEM HURTS MINORITIES
COURT ABOLISHES HALIFAX COUNTY'S AT-LARGE ELECTION SYSTEM
HALIFAX COUNTY PRISON
N.C. PRISONER CAUGHT IN BALTIMORE
HALIFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL YEAR HAS STARTEO IN HA. IFAX, POLK COUNTIES
HALL LABORATORY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
SEE F. G. HALL LABORATORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
SEE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL CLASSIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
IT'S TIME TO GO BOhLING!
HALLOWEEN
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL HAUNTED
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS: CALLING ALL GHOSTS
FOOD FUN FOR HALLOWEEN
TIME TO GET READY FOR HALLOWEEN
CREEDMOOR PTA CARNIVAL OPENS HALLOWEEN SEASON
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HALLOWEEN PREPARATIONS
HALLOWEEN FUN
CONCERN FOR SOULS
HORROR OF HALLOWEEN ALLOWS TYKES TO MASTER FEARS
CHILDREN NOT INTERESTED IN HALLOWEEN FOLKLORE
OLDER PEOPLE HAVE REAL FEAR 0>l HALLOWEEN
S 2 4/23/84 A 1 P F T05
H 2 8/17/84 0 3 N
S 2 7/06/84 A 1
H 2 7/07/84 A 12
H 1 5/18/84 B 1
S 2 7/06/84 A 1
H 2 7/07/84 A 12
H 2 7/09/84 A 3
H 2 8/14/84 A 14
H 2 11/19/84 B
10/19/84 B
10/19/94 B
10/25/84 C
10/25/84 0
10/26/84 B
10/26/84 0
10/26/84 A
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10/31/84 A
10/31/84 B
10/31/84
10/31/84 A 15
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N 138
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/"'.
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1/14/85
THINGS WE»E BREWIN'
MORNING AFTER
STORY A BLESSING
NO TRICKS. PLEASE
GHOSTLY TPEATS
SPOOKY ENCOUNTER
HALLOWEEN LOSES ITS SPIRIT
MALL CARNIVAL ENJOYED
HALLOWEEN CANOY
SEE ALSO CAMOY
ALAMANCE. CHATHAM HOSPITALS TO X-RAY HALLOWEEN GOODIES
OENTIST SAYS PARENTS SHOULD RATION CANDY
ALAMANCE AUTHORITIES SAY NEEOLE FOUND IN PIECE OF GUM
RAZOR BLADE FOUND IN CANOY
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
SEE ALSO COSTUMES
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN MASKS
GOBLINS AND WITCHES
GHOULISH GARB
HALLOWEEN PARTY
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MR. T COSTUMES BIG HIT THIS HALLOWEEN
SPECIAL GHOULS
FIVE-YEAR-OLO CAROLYN WHITFIELD...
HALLOWEEN ''ASKS
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
SEE ALSC MASKS
SCARY FOLKS ON LOOSE TONIGHT
HAM RADIO
SEE ALSC RADIO
TORNADOES TURNED ON HAM OPERATORS
FIVE DISASTER-BIO CENTERS TO 3E ESTABLISHED TUESDAY
GARNER MAN HELPS RESCUE FISHING BOAT
HAMBURGER
SEE ALSO FOOO
WHERE'S THE BEEF7 HERE'S CARS3N'S
HA»LET CI TY COUNCIL
HAMLET'S COUNCIL TIREO OF 'PR3JECT'
HAMLIN ROAD
ROAOS LEADING TO PARKS* HINT-CITY TO BE IMPROVED
HAMMER. SILER. GFORGE ASSOCIATES
ADVISER'S PAY LIKELY HIS LAST
CARRBORO DOES NOT PLAN TO KEE> TOWN CONSULTANT
HAMMILL-WALTER ASSOCIATES
DESIGN AWARD
HAMMOCKS
8-YEAP-0L0 HANGED ON HAMMOCK
HAMPTON OOWNS
PLANNERS TO REPORT NOV. 5
PUBLIC HEARINGS SET FOR NOV.
ON FOUR PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
HAMPTON MARINERS MUSEUM
MARINERS MUSEUM HAS MORE THAN MEMORABILIA
HAMPTON POADS. VIRGINIA
HAMPTON ROAOS EYES GASTON WATER
HANAFI MUSLIMS
SEE TERRURISM
HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO COLT INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO GUN CONTRJL
SEE ALSO GUNS. ILLICIT SALES
FORMS OF HANOGUN CONTROL ALREADY EXIST
HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DISABLED AMERICAN VETS' ANS
SEE ALSO KINSHIP IN NURTURING
SFE ALSO MAYORS' COMMITTEE FOR SERVICES TO THE HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
SEE ALSO OUAORIPLFGICS
PARACHUTE JUMP MAOE HIS POINT
CAMPUSES MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO SERVE OISABLEO
man ON CRUTCHES BEGINS TREK
LETHERER CONTINUES CROSS-COUNTRY TREK
FESTIVAL AIOING HANOICAPPEO
DISABLED TO FINO FESTIVAL ACCJSSIP-LF
PROVISIONS MAOE FOR HANOICAPPFO
BROKEN FEET, RED TAPE TROUBLE DISABLED MAN
RAFFLE ORAWING TODAY
ORANGE HIGH GETS (100,000
SCHOOL TO BE Mng ACCESSIBLE
DISABLED REFUGEE SUES FOR COLLEGE FUNDS
COUNTY PLANS IMPROVING ACCESS FOR HANDICAPPED
A STICKER FOR SAFETY
CARRBORO STUOY SHOWS TOWN HAS DONE WELL IN HELPING HANDICAPPED
CARRBORO GETS GOOD GRADES FOR HELPING THE HAN1ICAPPFD
DISABLED MAN'S REQUEST TO BIJI.O CARPORT DENIEO
BOARO MUST FOLLOW LAW, NOT r C- LINGS, IN ACTIONS
OOAPD WPUNG TO DENY THIS ZONING VARIANCE
ADJUSTMENT 30ARD DID WHAT IT HAD TO
UNCOMMON COURAGE: ONt WOMAN'S BATTLE AGAINST A CRIPPLER
TRIANGLE SIUQV WILL ASSIST HA-1DICAPPEO
CITY HELP TO HANDICAPPED AUE3JATE
NOW CAROLINA BALLROOM ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE
SIGNING UP FOR SCOUTING
ONE-LEGGED MAN FINISHES HIS P EK
WOULD-BE THIEF MERITS JAIL
OUKHAM WOMAN IS REAPPOUNTED T 3 STATE COUNCIL
HANDICAPPED, ARTS ANO CRAFTS
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
ARTS COMMITTEE TO ASSESS NEEDS OF THE DISABLED
HANOICAPPED, EMPLOYMENT
CENTER SEEKS TO AID HANDICAPPcO WORKERS
FUTUMC LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NFE^Y, HANOICAPPEO
GRANT WILL HELP HANDICAPPED
GPOUP HOPES TO FINO JOBS FOP THE RETARDEO
PROBLFM WORKERS MAY HAVE HIODEN HANDICAPS
DATE
11/01/84
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S 2 7/11/84 A 1
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JOBS FOR HANDICAPPED A COMMUNITY MISSION
DRAFT OF OROINANCE OMITS HANDICAPPED
PROPOSAL STILL OMITS OISABLED
REHAb EFFORTS BRIGHTEN FUTURE FOR HANDICAPPFO
HANDICAPPED PEOPLE ARE GOOD W1RKERS
NEW APPEALS COURT CHIEF HAS BLINDEO AT AGE 13
HANDICAPPEO WOMEN LE»RN HOW Tl LIVE
HANOICAPPEO. HOUSING
SFE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SFE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SECRECY WPONG POLICY ON SPECIAL-HOME PLANS
LAW: NEIGHBORS CAN'T VETO H0M3 S FOR HANDICAPPED
APELAIOE WALTERS APARTMENTS OcDICATEO
CONFLICTING OROFRS. LACK OF TALKS CAUSES FEUD
BOARD DID NOT MANDATE GROUP HOME POLL
HOMEOWNERS STUDYING APPEAL OF RULE
HANOICAPPEO, PARKING
HIGHER FINES NEED SUPPORT
HANDICAPPED PARKING
KUOOS FOR DURHAM POLICE
HANDICAPPED. TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO EASY-RIOER SERVICE (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CARRBORO BUS SERVICE TO COST TWICE AS MUCH
HANDICAPPED "AILBAG I OURHAM SUN COLU»NI
ELIZABETH BOUVIA'S OEATH WISH TROUBLES DISABLED WOMAN
TRUTHS TOLD ABOUT HANOICAPPEO
DON'T LIE ABOUT GAP IN A RESUME
GNORRHEA OFTEN BRINGS ON ARTHRITIS
RFADER OBJECTS TO 'LIGHT' BEE' AOS
GUIDE OOGS ARE MORE THAN PETS
DISPLACED HOMEMAKER NEEOS TO FACE PROBLEMS
BAD ATTITUDE MORE DISABILING THAN A PHYSICAL HANDICAP
SELF-DEFENSE TACTICS TAUGHT
PARKINSON'S GROUP FORMING
PARENTS: ACCEPT CHILD'S LIMITATIONS
GET NEWS ABOUT ARTHRITIS
TYPEWRITER 'TALKS' TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED
GET LIST OF SELF-HELP BOOKS
HEARING OOGS HELP DEAF
FANCY WHEELCHAIR SERVED AS SAUDI KING'S THRONE
GARDENING IDEAS NEEOEO
PATERNALISTIC ATTITUOE RESENTFO
BRITAIN'S EQUIPPED FOR DISABL^O TOURISTS
VIEWS ON DRINKING QUESTIONED
CLOSED CAPTIONEO MOVIES. TAL<ING CATALOGS' AVAILABLE
PLANNING A WEDDING? MAKE IT ACCESSIBLE TO DISABLED GUESTS
HELP FOR FAMILIES OF HEAD-INJJRED
GROUP AIOS AUTISTIC CHILDREN AND AOULTS
COMPUTERS CAN HELP HANDICAPPED
HEARING IMPAIRED GET TAX 8REA<
OUTWARD BOUNO TEACHES CAMPING SKILLS TO DISABLED
EPILEPSY STRIKES SOME VICTIMS IN AOUL THOOO
GALLERY FOCUSES ON SPECIAL ART
SHIP TRAVEL CAN BE LIMITED
DILEMMA STRIKES A COMMON CH0R5
DETERMINE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF JOB STRESS
LAS VEGAS WELCOMES DISA8LE0 VACATIONERS
LUPUS' COURSE IS UNCERTAIN
BINGO FOR THE S I GHT- IMPA IREO
MAN STAYS BUSY HELPING OTHERS
■WHEELCHAIR WORKOUT' HELPS WOMAN STAY FIT
LOCKS. CUMMUNITY WATCH NOT ENDUGH, REAOER SAYS
AD GETS RESULTS FOR READER
MYOTHFRAPY Ease; SORENESS
MAN FINDS A CHEAPER WAY TO OPERATE
■FREEPIE' PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE
SHARE GARDENING IDEAS
SEALANT. GAUGE PREVENT WHEELCHAIR MISHAPS
WOMAN CAN TAKE PET JO HOUSING PROJECT
DISABLED CAN SCUBA DIVE. TOO
•TALK' WITH OFAF-BLINO
WHERE ARE THE JOBS? REAOER WA'JTS TO KNOW
CHILDREN'S AWARENESS OF HANDI'.APS GROWS
a L A ON ISSUES CONCERNING OISABLED
CONGRESS NAMES MAY 6-13 TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS WEEK
LEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS CA>I GO TO COLLEGE
CMT MUSCLE DISEASE RARE
CEREBRAL PALSY NOT GENETICALLY TRANSMITTED
RESEARCH UNFINISHED ON PACK
MENTION DISABILITY IF IT INTERFERES WITH JOB
AIRLINES CAN CATER TO SPECIAL NEEDS
MAKE BATHROOM ACCESSIBLE
BEWARD OF HOME JOB SCHEMES
MAKE AN EXTRA EFFORT FUR HE ARI NG- IMPA I REO
EXERCISE WILL AID ARTHRITIC FINGERS
OLD WILLIAMSBURG WELCOMES DISABLED
CMT IS CFTEN MISDIAGNOSED
MAN GETS CREDIT THROUGH PERSISTENCE
READER M£T SPOUSE DOING CIVIC WORK
'SWIMMING' HOLES* UNSAFE
ATTITUDES TOWARD DISABLED MUST CHANGE
FISHERMAN NEEDS ELECTRIC REEL
COMEDIENNE WITH PALSY WRITES AUTOBIOGRAPHY
EPILEPTIC CHILO IS A VICTIM 0= IGNORANCE
WALK, OON'T RUN. ON WEAK ANKLES
LEARNING DISABLED MAY BE UNDERSTOOD
OISABLED SHOULD TAKE SAFETY P'ECAUTIONS
INSULIN INHALATION RESEARCHED
BOOK DETAILS STRUGGLES OF UEA = CHILO
QUAORIPLEGIC SHARPENS CHESS S<ILLS
COMPACT CAR OESIGNEO FOR USC FROM WHEELCHAIR
MOTHER'S PUT-DOWNS HAVE LASTIIG EFFFCT
DIFFERENT RESTROUM SIGNS CREATE CONFUSION
BRAILLEO "ENUS: A NICE THOUGHT, BUT FEW BL I NO DINERS USE THEM
LAW GOVERNS HANDICAPPEO PARK1JG
DOGS AID WITH VARIOUS DISABILITIES
SHEEPSKIN CUSHIONS HELP PREVENT SORES
JOBS CREOITS PROGRAM MAY PERISH
ACAPULCO FRIENDLY TO OISABLED
FRIFNO SEEKS FRIEND FOR UUADRI PLEGIC
STUDENT OFFERS ADVICE TO DISABLED
GARDEN TuOLS DESIGNED TO SUIT DISABLED
FAMILIES OF HEAD INJURED FIND SUPPORT
PARENTS SEEK SCHOOL FOR THEIR OEAF CHIL"
PLAN AHEAD FOR VACATION NEEDS
MOTELS ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY ACCESSIBLE
SLIGHT OF OISABLED INFANT ANGERS WOMAN
HINTS FOR THE HANDICAPPEO
COVEREO CRUTCHES MAKE ATTRACTIVE ACCESSORIES
SPECIAL 'PASSPORT' GIVES FREE ACCFSS
BEWARE OF DANGERS OF OIVING. SWIMMING IN STRANGE WATERS
WHEELCHAIR USERS NEED SPECIAL SHOPPING CARTS
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TRANSFER BOARD AIDS INDEPENDENCE
ATTITUDES TOWARD DISABLED STU3IED
ASK AIRLINES ABOUT SPECIAL NEE OS
BIKE ADAPTATinN MAKES R 1 0 I NO SAFE"
RIGHT CHAIR NEEDED FOR ROAD RACES
INDIVIDUAL IS BEST JUDGE OF CAPABILITY
AWARENESS IS STEP TOWARD SOLUTION
BLIND MAN PREFERS TO BE CALLED 'BLINO'
MS DIET CAN BE APPEALING
LATE EFFECTS OF POLIU APPEARUG
DURHAM WOMAN'S BOOK LIST HIGH. IGHTS BOOKS FOR 0ISA3LED
AVOID LABELING THE MENTALLY ILL
SCOOTER: ALTERNATIVE TO WHEELZHAIR
HOME FEATURES INNOVATIVE OESI'NS
SPECIAL DESIGNS INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY FOR OISABLED
SCOOTER UEUSTIONS GET ANSWERS
LATCH LOCATION POSES PRObLEM
INSTITUTE SUPPURTS CLOSED-CAPT IONING
LEAVE DOOR OPEN FOR POTENTIAL JOB
BOOKS HELP PARENTS HELP INFANT
LOG CABIN OESIGNED FOR OISABLFD
BOYFRIEND'S ORINKING WORRIES *EAOER
WIFE WONDERS ABOUT STROKE'S EFFECTS
BOOK ADIS DISABLED IN JOB HUNT
LEG BRACE COULD AID WOMAN'S MOBILITY
CONDITION WOULD BE FORM OF ARTHRITIS
ECONOMIC PICTURE FOR DISABLED WOMEN IS GRIM
0ISA6LE0 NEED FIRE ESCAPE ROUTE
OLD COURTHOUSE IS INACCESSIBLE
DISABLED CAN ENJOY ACCESSIBLE CRUISES
FLASHING LIGHTS ALERT OEAF TO HOUSE FIRES
AMERICNA ARCHITECTURE IGNORES ACCESSIBILITY
BOOKLET GIVES POINTERS ON GARMENTS FOR DISABLED
GOUT IS RARE IN WOMEN
REST STOPS AREN'T ALWAYS ACCESSIBLE
ATTITUOES LIMIT OISABLED
HEREOITARY ILLNFSS WORRIES RESOER
KEEP VIGIL ON WHEELCHAIR BATTERY
EXTRA INCOME MIGHT AFFECT DISABILITY CLAIM
REVOLVING OOORS SHUT OUT OISA3LEO
OIAGNOSIS OF ARTHRITIS WORRIE5 READER
BUSES LEND HELPING HAND TO OISABLEO TRAVELERS
CHOOSE GIFTS FOR DISABLED WITH TACT
START A HEALTH DIET. EXERCISE PROGRAM
MINI VAN MIGHT MEET NEEDS OF 4 HEE LCHA IR-BOUNO DRIVER
HEAD-INJURED MAN'S GIRLFRIEND IS PUZZLED BY PERSONALITY CHAK
CALCIUM CHLORIDE ACTS FAST ON ICE
OFNTAL CARE PREPAYMENT SYSTEM TO AID OISABLED
STEEP RAMP MAY VIOLATE BUILDING CODE
HANOWRITING
SEE PENMANSHIP
HANDY MART (W. CHAPEL HILL ST.)
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED. ARM<=0 MEN ESCAPE WITH 1750
HANES CORP.
TENDONITIS MOT THAT WIDESPREAD - STUOY
PANTYHOSE THEFTS LEAO TO ARRESTS
HANES PRESIDENT WESTON DIES 0= HEART ATTACK AT 47
HANG GLIDING
RALEIGH MAN KILLED IN HANG GLI OER CRASH
RALEIGH MAN OIES IN AIRCRAFT ZRASH
HANGINGS
OXFORD BOY, 12, ACCIDENT VICTIM
PRISONER'S TERM CUT FOR AVERTING HANGING
GRAHAM MAN'S DEATH PROBED
HISTORIC N.C. HANGING SFNT 'BLACK RAIN'
HANSEN TRUST LTD.
CABARRUS TEXTILE PLANT WILL COSE
HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO BETH-EL SYNAGOGUE
SEE ALSO nuRHAM HADASSAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO JUDAISM
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
HANUKKAH: JEWISH HOLIDAY HAS GAINED IN IMPORTANCE
ANCIENT JEWISH FESTIVAL OF HANUKKAH CELEBRATED
CHRISTMAS CAN BE DIFFICULT F03 JEWS
HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE AlSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO THREATS
HARASSING CYCLIST GETS AWAY ON FOOT
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HARLAN LAWS CO.
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visits patients
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texas developers plan industrial park in durham county
first citizens drawing line on expansion
harper prints inc.
vance business expansions wil. aoo 300 jubs
commissioners in vance support inoustiral revenue bonos for firm
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N N U A L INDEX 8
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
HARRIS AUCTION CO.
VANCE FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING « NO ANTIQUES
HARRIS CORP.
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT DEDICATES :OMPUTER
1350.000 COMPUTER SYSTEM DEOKATEO AT DUK F UNIVERSITY
HARRIS INC.
TRAIN HITS "EER-LAOFN CART; O-FICFKS OISCOVFR BREAK-IN
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COURT ABSOLVES HARRIS IN SUIT
HARRIS-TEETER SUPERMARKETS
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HEARING MAY BE SET FOP CENTER
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NOTHING'S LEFT ALIVE IN NEWMAN
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ARSON IS INVESTIGATED IN MOBILE HOME LOT FIRE
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WORK TO BEGIN SOON ON HAW R I V= R BRIDGE
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TWO MEN STRANDED MORE THAN 24 HOURS
NASSIF: HAW RIVER POLLUTANTS JORSF THAN PHOSPHORUS
ELECTROLUX CHANGES TO CREATE 60 JOBS AT HAW RIVER PLANT
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HAYWOOD AND BOONE DRUG CO.
OOwNTOWN SCENE
haywooo county. n.c.
school board sans tug-of-war
board of elections renews oem»nd for 18.000 from ingram campaign
hazardous materials
see also chemicals
see also dioxin
see also environmental contaminants
see also hazardous waste treatment, n.c.
see also national toxicology program
see also ra01ati0n
see also right-to-know
brooks. barnes exchange accusations
hfluse votes 94-0 for education reform package
3 more states pass stiff laws on to«ic substances at work
secrecy on chemicals "ay delay treatment
rtp group eyes contaminants
triangle group forming to control contamination
legislative leaders question jay state reimburses day-care centers
some toxic chemical; not regul ated--offic ials
bill could change rules on hazardous substances
ch="ical shipment to get n.c. escort
MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTORS must SAFEGUARO CHEMICAL TRANSPORT
DEADLY CHEMICAL TRUCKED THROUSH NORTH CAROLINA
CHEMICAL AWAITS PROCESSING
HAZAPOOUS WASTE 01SP0SAL
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, M.C.
HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE also Chemical spills
SEE ALSO CITIZEN'S AOVISO°Y C0M1
SEE ALSO DURHAM TOXIC ACTION COA
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
RESIDENTS FEAR HAZARDOUS WASTE
ANNEXATION ASKEO FUR 4 AREAS
CITY AWAITS EXPANSION PLAN F0<
BUFFER ZONES SUGGESTED AROUNO
HISTORIC COMMISSION NO THREAT.
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COUNCIL APPROVES STREET EXTENS
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BLOCK PARTY: TO MARK ANNIVERS4
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CITY SEEKING REDESIGN OF APART
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TOXIC WASTES TO BE TOPIC
ON-SITE STORAGE BEST
PANEL DISCUSSES HAZARDOUS WAST
DURHAM EXPERIENCE CITED AT TOX
CITY "AY OPPOSE WASTES BILL
HEARING SCHEDULED ON WASTE PE<
GE GETS WASTE PERMIT OK
COMMENT PERIOD OPEN ON WASTES
PANEL BACKS PROHIBITING HOMES
PAUEL IS REPORTED FINISHING ha
STATE AWAITING FIRM'S REPORT J
DURHAM FIRM GIVES CHEMICAL SPI
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STATE TELLS FIRM REPORT WAS L»
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HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS' ENVIRON
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IBM LISTED AS COUNTY'S BIGGEST
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H 2
12/14/84
a
N
881
S 2
12/17/84
c
N
M69
H 2
12/18/84
A
' N
S 2
12/18/B4
A
N
M69
S 2
12/10/84
A
P N
M69
H 2
12/20/84
A
N
551
S 2
12/21/84
A
. E
S 2
12/29/84
A
E
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN WASTE
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. UF HUMAN RESOURCES. SOLIO AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT 3UAR0
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO PCB I POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS1
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
WOULO-BE BUYER HAS PCB PAST
EOUCATION TO HELP IN HANDLING WASTES
WASTES: OFFICIAL SAYS STATE HAS PROGRESSED
NEW LAW COULD IMPROVE HAZARDOJS WASTE CONTROL
WATER BELIEVED TO BE POLLUTED
WASTE RECYCLING PLANTS URGED JNDER STATF PLAN
CLEANUP SLOGS ON
WATFR PLANT IS THREATFNED
STATE'S ROLE STRESSED ON HAZARDOUS WASTE
EPA TO DECIDE PCB SITE CLEANU0 UNDER FUND
SITE CONTAINING PCB INSPECTED
INCINERATOR BRINGS COMPLAINTS
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILLS URGED ONLY AS LAST RESORT
FIRM TOLD TO CLEAN UP PC B-CONT AM I NATED SITE
COMPANY MAY APPLY TO BUI LO WASTE PLANT
CONGRESSMEN HIT N.C. SITES F09 N-WASTE
STATE MUST TAKE ACTION
OFFICIAL: EPA INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
DUMP SITE IN N.C UNCERTAIN
HUNT ASKS U.S. ACTION ON FARM. WASTE DISPOSAL. POLLUTION FRONTS
EPA SUPERVISES CLEANUP OF SLUTGE IN BRUNSWICK
HUNT UNVEILS PLAN TO REORDER J.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES
POLLUTION CONTROL LIMIT DRAWS CANDIDATES' IPE
HUNT TO SEEK STATE MONEY FOR CLEAN WATER PROGRAM
EOUCATION. ENVIRONMENT, BANKING TOP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
PROPOSEO RULES CALLED BURDEN = OR TEXTILES
NO UNUSUAL RADIATION FOUND IN TWO BUILOINGS AT N.C. STATE
WASTES
CANDIDATES AVOID DETAILS ON ISSUES
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES BACK ALTERNATIVES TO WASTE LANDFILLS
INCINERATION HELD 'LOGICAL' H= THOO TO HANDLE WASTES
INCUMBENT STATE SENATOR IS PREDICTING 'TIGHT RACE'
HANCOCK FORECASTS STRONGER WASTE LAWS
PANEL APPROVES TOXIC WASTE 90> RD
CANDIDATES BACK REPEAL OF HAR3IS0N AMENDMENT
PANEL URGED TO OPERATE HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES
COUNCILMEN EYE WASTE SITES
POLLUTION SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
HEARING PLANNED ON TOXIC WASTFS
HEARING WILL DISCUSS OANGEROUS CHEMICALS
POLLARO SUPPORTS AMENOMENT REPEAL
OURHAM EXPERIENCE CITED AT TOXIC WASTE MEETING
CITY MAY OPPOSE WASTES BILL
FACILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTES CALLED PRESSING NEED IN N.C.
HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL FILEO IN N.C. SENATE
SENATE PANEL APPROVES HAZARDOUS WASTE BILL
SENATE APPROVFS BAN ON WASTE STORAGE
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILL SAN OK'O BY STATE SENATE
WASTE FACILITY BILL IS CLOSER TO BEING LAW
N.C. TAKES CRUCIAL STEP
STATE SENATE APPROVES INTERSTATE BANKING MEASURE
TOXIC CLEANUP COMPLETION SET = OR 2 WEEKS
LEGISLATURE STUMPS ITS TOE ON HAZARDOUS DUMP ISSUE
TOXIC WASTE BEING REMOVED FROM SITE NEAR PLYMOUTH
SENATE GIVES INITIAL APPROVAL TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
DIFFERENCES RESOLVEO ON HAZAROUUS WASTE
PERMIT SOUGHT FOR INCINERATOR
EOUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
GILMORE PROMPTEO HAZARDOUS WASTE ACT
HAZARDOUS WASTE RISE SAID ARTIFICIAL
HAZAROOUS WASTES PRODUCTION I<l N.C. REPORTED UP 18. 5X
PCB CLEANUP TO BEGIN MONDAY
PCB TO BE REMOVED FROM PLANT SITE
LANDFILL CONTAMINATED
RFPORTS AID WASTE CONTROL
DURHAM CO. RANKS LOW AMONG WASTE PROOUCERS
WASTE FIGURE MISLEADING - OFFICIAL
UNC ENGINEER PRAISES N.C. TOXIC WASTE PLAN
WASTE OISPOSAL CAN START AT HOME
WASTE PLANT PLAN MAY BE ENDANGERED
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION FINET FOR VIOLATION
N.C. GROUPS URGE HELMS »N0 EAST TO FIGHT FOR .
HELMS'S STAND ON SUPERFIJND'S HELP TO STATE HIT
REP. FLORIO'S HAZARD LIST INCLUDES FOUR N.C. SITES
LANDFILL NEEO CALLED CRITICAL
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES SETS GOALS
CLARK RAPS PROBLEMS WITH WASH INCINERATOR
LIABILITY FOR N.C. TOXIC WASTF HANDLERS DEBATED
HAZAROOUS WASTE PROPOSALS FRUSTRATE STUDY COMMITTEE
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS UUE'TION .JAY STATE REIMBURSES OAY-CARE CENTERS
REPRESENTATIVE OF FIRM DIES OJRING HEARING ON BLADEN INCINERATOR
BILL COULO CHANGE RULES ON HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
FIRM SAYS IT WILL REMOVE 121 ?ARRELS OF CHEMICALS AT PROPOSEO PLANT S I TF
RFPORT MAY ADD 10 POTENTIAL N.C. SITES FOR NUCLEAR WASTE
HUNT OPPOSES PLAN TO PUT NUCLEAR WASTE SITE IN STATE
SOME N.C. SITES MAY BE ADOED TO LIST FOR POTENTIAL NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE
SOIL CONTAINING TRACES OF PCB FOUND IN ASHEVILLE
COORDINATION IS URGED AMONG STATE AGENCIES ON HAZARDOUS WASTES
FOUPTH-GRADERS AIR WASTE SITE CONCERNS
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME LEFTOVER ISSUES
TOXIC BARRELS DISCOVERED IN TAR RIVER
SIX CHEMICAL PARRELS FOUND IN TAR RIVER
HAZARDOUS WASTE: RETIRING OFFICIAL SAYS STATE HAS ONLY SCRATCHED...
TAX REFORM TO BE BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
OF WASTE RULES
STRONGER 'SUPEPFUND'
H 2
1/01/84
C
10
N
S 2
1/10/R4
B
1
N
J56
H 2
1/11/84
B
1
N
830
S 2
l/ll/»4
C
1
N
J56
S 2
1/15/84
C
3
N
H 2
1/21/84
A
3
N
H 2
1/22/84
A
6
w
H 2
1/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
1/28/84
A
6
N
S 2
2/09/84
C
9
N
H 2
2/10/84
A
7
N
H 2
2/15/84
8
5
N
H 2
2/17/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/18/84
A
12
N
H 2
2/26/84
A
11
N
H 2
2/26/84
B
13
N
S 2
2/29/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/07/84
A
9
N
B30
S 2
3/13/84
A
5
N
H 2
3/18/84
B
4
N
H 2
3/23/94
C
9
N
H 2
3/24/84
A
11
N
H 2
3/26/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/29/84
C
6
N
S 2
4/04/84
A
14
J
H 2
4/10/94
A
13
N
H 2
4/11/84
A
10
N
S 2
4/17/84
c
3
N
S 2
4/18/84
A
17
J
H 2
4/20/84
c
7
N
H 2
4/25/84
A
9 P N
S 2
4/25/84
c
1
N
C60
H 2
4/26/84
B
1
N
S 2
4/27/84
A
2
N
S 2
5/01/84
C
10
J
H 2
5/03/84
c
12
N
S 2
5/03/84
C
1
N
H 2
5/10/B4
C
8
N
H 2
5/15/84
A
8
N
S 2
5/15/94
A
4
L
H 2
5/17/84
A
14
N
H 2
5/17/84
3
1
> N
S51
S 2
5/17/84
A
12
N
K90
H 2
6/08/84
A
8
N
H 2
6/13/84
A
1
U
046
H 2
6/20/R4
A
12
N
H 2
6/21/64
B
I
N
046
H 1
6/21/84
B
I
N
046
H 2
6/22/84
A
10
N
5 2
6/22/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/23/64
A
5
N
S 2
6/27/84
c
2
N
H 2
6/28/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/28/84
e
4
N
H 2
6/28/84
C
11
N
H 2
6/29/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
7/04/64
C
10
N
S 2
7/09/54
A
1
N
H 2
7/11/84
A
4
L
S 2
7/13/84
c
4
N
H 2
7/14/84
A
13
N
S 2
7/16/64
A
2
N
H 2
7/19/64
C
10
N
H 2
7/22/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
8/15/64
A
4
E
H 2
8/16/84
c
1
N
J56
H 2
8/17/84
9
1
N
830
S 2
6/17/64
A
1
N
J56
S 2
8/23/84
9
1
N
C60
H 2
8/27/84
B
12
N
H 2
9/06/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/18/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/21/84
A
18
N
H 2
9/22/84
8
h
N
H 1
10/03/84
c
1
N
H 2
10/19/84
A
I
N
H 2
11/17/64
A
3
N
S 2
11/19/64
B
6
J
S 2
11/21/84
C
6
J
H 2
12/01/94
A
9
N
H 2
12/08/84
B
3
N
S 2
12/10/84
B
6
N
H 2
12/1 1/84
A
10
N
H 2
12/12/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/12/94
A
7
N
H 2
12/13/84
B
7
N
H 2
12/13/84
C
14
N
H 2
12/21/94
A
9
N
S 2
12/21/84
c
2
N
H 2
12/25/84
A
6
J
S 2
12/27/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/28/84
A
13
N
H 2
12/31/64
B
1
N
S 2
12/31/84
A
1 1
N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 374
1/14/85
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO R IGHT-TO-K.NOW
HAZAROOUS HASTE CONTROL TOP psiORITY OF HUNT PLAN
SUPERFUND LEGISLATION GOES BEYOND INTENTION
HUNT MAKES MORE SENSE
HAZEN AND SAWYER
SEE ALSO CONSULTING FIRMS
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVERSEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
HEADACHES
SFE ALSO MIGRAINE
HEADACHES COMMON IN CHILDREN, DOCTOR SAYS
STRESS MAY BE CAUSE OF YOUTHS" HEAOACHES
HEADER AUTO SALES
WIND-FANNED FLAMES RIP THROUGH DURHAM BUSINESS
YOU HAVE TO TACKLE A FIRE FROM ALL ANGLES
HEADSTART
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TRAINING OJTREACH PROJECT
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
REGISTRATION FOR HEAD START BEGINS MAOCH 19
BIG RED RIDING HOOD
GETTING HEAD START
REGISTRATION FOR HEAD START B=GINS
MONEY APPROVED FOP 'HEAD START" IN CHAPEL HILL
HEART START APPROVED FOR ORANGE CHILOREN
HEADWATERS GROUP
ENVIRONMENT IS GROUP'S FOCUS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS GATHER
HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
SFE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WHOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO FOLK MEOICINE
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO KATE B. REYNOLDS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALSO LIFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS LABORATORY
SEE ALSO N.C. FOUNDATION FOR ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH PLANNING AMD CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SFE ALSO PUBLIC HEALTH LAWS
SEE ALSO PURAL HEALTH CLINICS. M.C.
SEE ALSO UNITEO HEALTH SERVICES OF N.C.
SEE ALSO "WELLNESS PROGRAM"
SEE ALSO WOMEN. HEALTH CARE
OUKE HEALTH UNIT TO OPEN NEW BRANCH
PLANNING A TRIP ABROAD? DON'T FORGET YOUR HEALTH
SURGEON URGES STATE LOTTERY FIR HEALTH CARE
MEDICAL BOARDS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSOR SAYS
HFALTH C RECREATION ARE SPELLEO I-8-M
BUSINESS APPROACH URGED FOR PATIENTS
DOCTORS NOT SOLE GUARANTOR
PEOPLE WILL FEEL BETTER IF HIT IN WALLET - INSURER
PATIENT'S 'SEAT OF POWER'
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR HEALTH. SANITY
COMMUNITY HEALTH TOPIC
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT EYED
»10 MILLION WELLNESS COMMUNITY PLANNED
MEOICAL COMPLEX IS PLANNED FOH SITE NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
HEALTH CARE SYMPOSIUM
WELFARE CUTS LEADING TO MEOICAL PROBLEMS
PROPOSED MEOICARE CUTS MAY HIP T HOSPITAL QUALITY
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO OUKE. • SAYS PLANNER
HEALTH CARE. COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO MEDICAID
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FEES
SEE ALSO MEOICARE
HEALTH CARE COSTS SLICE INTO BUDGETS
NATION NEEOS NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
CLINK COULD CUT COSTS
LIMITING HEALTH-CARE COSTS DISCUSSED
PROGRAMS SAID NEEDED TO LOWER MEOICAL COSTS
DOCTORS TRYING TO TREAT PAINFJL HEALTH CARE COSTS
DO NOT COMPARE 'APPLES ANO ORANGES'
TO FEE OR NOT TO FEE
LIST SHOWS ORANGE LEAOS
DUKE MEDICAL FORUM LOOKS AT 'DOCTOR GLUT'
REOUCING DOCTORS IS NOT PUBL IC -SP I R I T ED
HANDICAPPED GIRL'S SHAKEN PARENTS FIND LITTLE HELP. NO HOPE
OOCTOF GLUT IS SERVING AS CATALYST FOR CHANGE
■IT'S THE OURHAM BULL ALL R I GH T ! . . . W I TH THE MEOICAL SYMBOL' (CARTOONI
DOCTORS CHECK US IN AT BIRTH, SIGN US OUT AT DEATH...
RETAILERS REPORT SALES INCREASES DURING FEBRUARY
HEALTH CARE CHANGES CALLED 'HISTORIC
PATIENTS CONTROLLING MEDICAL INDUSTRY? IT'S TRUE. SAYS SPEAKER
DOCTORS' FEES 'TOO HIGH'
COMPETITION MAY FIND SMALL HOSPITALS AILING
LOTTERY URGEO IN N.C. TO PAY HfOICAL COSTS
LOTTERY 110 MAGIC ANSWER TO N.I. HEALTH-CARE WOES
HUNT EXPLAINS SENIOR CITIZEN CONCERNS
RISINC HEALTH-CARE COSTS ARE HAJOR CONCERN
DnCTOF SAYS U.S. MEDICINE FlkS
BUSINESS APPROACH URGED FOR PATIENTS
RURAL HOSPITALS IN A BIND
HEALTH ATTITUOES MUST CHANGE TO LOWFR MEUICAL COSTS IN U.S.
SQUEEZE ON HEALTH CAFE COSTS HURTS INDIGENT PATIENTS
INSURANCE-COST HEADLINE OFF TARGET
DOCTORS' OEFENSES AGAINST MAL'RACTICE ARE COSTING PATIENTS
STUDY: DOCTORS' FEES HIKE MEDICAL COSTS
BLUE CROSS OFFICIAL: DOCTORS HAY RAISE HOSPITAL CHARGES
OPINIONS VARY UN COST OF MALP'ACTICE SUITS
STATE'S MEDICAIO PROGRAM CETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
MEDICAL COSTS ISSUE IS PIG 'BLAME GAME'
AMERICANS' NEEC FOR INSTANT RELIEF HIKES MEDICAL COSTS
STATE LAW REQUIRES SHOTS FOR STUDENTS
STATE EMPLOYEFS MAY FACE HIGHER HFALTH PLAN PREMIUMS
FED EYES MEOICAL COSTS
REGULATIONS MAKE KIDNEY DIALYSIS LESS AVAILABLE
WORKSHOPS ON HEALTH CARE SET
SEMINAR TOPIC: HOW TO CONTAIN MEOICAL COSTS
BILL ON FREEZING DOCTORS' FEES UNCONSTITUTIONAL. COULD LEAD TO CARE...
S I T
E I Y
C PG L P BYL
S 2 3/23/84
H 2 9/19/84
H 2 9/20/84
H 2 10/06/84. B I
7/26/84 C
7/26/84 C
3/09/84
3/10/84
3/08/84 B
4/28/84 A
5/19/84 A
6/07/84 A
6/14/84 C
6/14/84 A
N B3D
N J56
N IJ57
P T37
C56
C56
S 2
H 2
1/19/84 C I
1/28/84 A 11
s
?
1/27/84
A
1
N
H
7
2/13/84
H
1
P F
mo
H
?
3/22/84
(.
9
N
M
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4/08/64
A
IS
N
H
?
5/19/84
R
1
P N
1 41
s
2
6/14/84
r
1
N
156
s
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6/18/84
(
1
N
156
H
?
6/2 1/84
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N
B 1(1
H
?
6/24/84
R
3
N
HID
H
7
7/07/84
A
4
1
s
2
7/28/84
A
\
N
s
?
8/02/84
1
1
N
IS6
s
1
10/20/84
A
1
N.
( hll
H
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10/21/84
n
14
N
5
?
10/31/84
A
7
N
S
?
1 1/D6/S4
(.
1
N
IS6
\
7
12/29/84
A
1
N
J56
H
1
12/30/84
A
1
n c
B30
H
2
12/30/84
A
1
N
B30
H
2
1/09/84
A
4
E
H
2
1/17/84
A
4
L
H
2
1/18/B4
A
4
E
H
2
2/0<V84
A
10
N
8 30
s
2
2/09/84
C
1
N
J56
H
2
2/26/84
0
4
E
H
2
3/10/84
A
4
L
H
2
3/15/84
A
1 !
N
B30
H
2
3/15/84
A
13
N
e30
s
?
3/21/84
A
1
N
J56
H
2
3/22/84
A
4
L
H
2
3/25/84
B
7
N
H
2
3/25/84
0
1 1
U
B30
H
2
3/27/84
A
5
T T
P45
H
2
4/01/84
D
5
J
A20
H
2
4/08/84
D
10
P N
L4I
H
2
5/01/84
B
I
N
8 30
H
2
5/02/84
B
1
N
R30
s
2
5/02/94
C
1
N
J56
H
2
5/14/84
C
3
N
H
2
5/17/84
A
16
N
s
2
5/21/84
A
4
E
s
2
6/0"/B4
A
3
P N
S80
s
2
6/1 1/84
C
1
N
J56
H
2
6/13/84
A
3
N
B30
s
2
6/14/84
C
1
N
J56
%
2
6/16/84
A
4
E
s
2
6/21/84
A
10
N
J56
s
2
7/03/84
A
3
N
s
2
7/10/84
A
4
L
H
2
7/11/84
A
1
N
s
2
7/19/84
A
I
N
J56
H
2
7/20/84
B
3
N
B30
s
2
7/20/64
C
1
N
J56
M
1
7/2»/84
C
1
N
s
2
8/08/B4
c
7
J
s
2
8/09/»4
B
6
N
H
2
8/12/84
B
3
N
H
2
8/17/64
B
4
N
s
2
9/06/94
C
1
N
J56
H
2
9/07/84
B
1
N
B30
H
2
9/14/84
A
11
N
H
2
9/16/64
D
11
N
H
2
9/22/84
A
15
N
MONTHLY/
1 N 0 E ..
12/31/84
COST OF POOR PATIENTS SHIFTED TO PAYERS
EVERYONE HAS A STAKE IN LIMITING MEDICAL COSTS
N.C. HOSPITALS FARE WELL UNOE! NEW MEDICARE SYSTEM
COMPANY HEALTH PLANS RAPPED AS "BLANK CHECKS'
MEDICAL CARE FORUM PLANNED
HIGH COST OF MEDICAL CARE POSrS MORAL DILEMMA
TRANSPLANTATION: IS LIFE PRICELESS AND WORTH SAVING AT ANY COST
TRAGEDY WAS NEEDLESS
MEDICAL SELF-REGULATION BEATS GOVERNMENT ACTION
DUKE TRYING TO REIN 'UNBRIDLE")1 HOSPITAL COSTS
HEALTH CARE. INTERNATIONAL
NICARAGUA FIGHTING DISEASES
DOCTOR SAYS U.S. MEDICINE FAILS
HEALTH CAREi PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS IFOR "AMENT CARE IN NURSING HOMESI
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS
ATTITUDES NEEO TO CHANGE, DOCTOPS TOLO
PATIENT'S 'SEAT OF POWER'
SURGERY FORMS REFLECT NEW PACT
HEALTH CAREERS FAIR
HEALTH CAREERS FAIR SET
HEALTH CAREERS FAIR SET TOMOR'OU, THURSDAY
HEALTH FAIR
HEALTH FAIR NEEDS 400 VOLUNTEERS
HEALTH FAIR TO BE MARCH 28
MEDICINE ANYBOOY CAN TAKE
DIETICIANS TO PARTICIPATE IN HEALTH FAIR
1984 HEALTH FAIR CONTINUES T03AY
FAIR BOOSTS AWARENESS
CHIROPRACTORS GET HEALTH FAIR SNUB
HEALTH FAIR IS OPENING IN NORTHGATE
AN APPLE A OAY
...AND THE HEALTH FAIR
HOW AM I, DOC
THANKS. FAIR HELPERS
1.300 PEOPLE SCREENED AT HEALTH FAIR '84
HEALTH FAIR
HEALTH CHECK
HEALTH FOODS
SEE ALSO FOOD
HFACTH FOODS MAY BE UNHEALTHY
HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HEALTH INSURAMCE
SEE ALSO PERSONAL CARE PLAN
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH INSURANCE
HEALTH CARE COSTS SLICE INTO 9U0GETS
LAW TO HURT DENTAL CARE
HOSPITAL COSTS HIKE INSURANCE RATES
DOCTOR IS ORDERED TO PAY «70U. 000
PATIENTS CONTROLLING MEDICAL INDUSTRY? IT'S TRUE. SAYS SPEAKER
STATE EMPLOYEES' HEALTH INSURANCE OECISION DUE
HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS TO RISE
INSURANCE-COST HEAOLINE OFF TARGET
EDS PAYOUTS TOO SLOW
FIRM MAY NOT LIMIT DOCTOR PAYMENTS
STATE AGREES TO PAY MORE FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
NEW LAW MAY INCREASE INSURANCE COSTS
MEDICAL COSTS ISSUE IS BIG 'BLAME GAME*
STUDENTS FACING HIGHER RATES
COMPANY HEALTH PLANS RAPPED AS 'BLANK CHECKS'
INSURANCE HEARING SET
STATE INSURANCE PLAN MAY HIKE FAMILY RATES
STATE EMPLOYEES MAY FACE HIGHER INSURANCE PREMIUMS
ASSEMBLY TO LOOK AT INSURANCE PLAN
MEDICAL SELF-REGULATION BEATS GOVERNMENT ACTION
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
LIMITING HEALTH-CARE COSTS OISCUSSEO
PROGRAMS SAID NEEDED TO LOWER MEDICAL COSTS
DURHAM DOCTORS SOUGHT
HEALTH GROUP IS OK ■ 0
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGAN I Z AT 11 NS BLOSSOMING
CITV PANEL ENDORSES PROPOSED REVISION OF BUSINESS FEES
HEALTH MAINTENANCE FIRM COMINS TO N.C.
COMPANY SAYS IT WILL OFFE» HEALTH MAINTENANCE PLAN
CITY EMPLOYEES TURN TO HMO HEALTH PLAN
BUSINESS APPROACH URGED FOR PATIENTS
ATTITUOES NEEO TO CHANGE, DOCTORS TOLD
COUNTY GENERAL EYES HEALTH C A' E IOEA
BLUE CROSS PLAN GOT SHORT SHRIFT
"HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
MANr WITH EMPHYSEMA ST
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MEAT STROKE
SEE HYPERTHERMIA
heat WAVE
SEE ALSO wEATHER. U.S.
WEATHER EXTREMES hit Oupham II '93
CITY'S WATER SUPPLY ample
HEAT PUSHES DURHAM POWER USE TO RFCDRD
heat wAVt SCORCHING RECORDS
DURHAM RESIDENTS AVOID HEAT-RrLATEO HEALTH WOES
SWELTERING
CITY EMPLOYEES TURN TO HMO Hgl LTH PLAN
HcALTHVOTE
YOU'LL VOTE ON HEALTH ISSUES
HEARING AIDS
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
BABY'S SCREECH, PHONE'S RING: THREAT TO HEARING
FOLKS APOUNO HERE: THE WORLD .' E LIVE IN
HEARIV, DEFECTS
SEE ALSO PEAF
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. CENTER FOR SPEECH AND HEARING OISDROERS
SEE ALSO HEARING AIDS
SEE ALSO V'.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HEARING AND SPEECH CENTER
BABY'S SCREECH, PHONE'S RING: THREAT TO HEARING H
COMPUTER HELPING SPOT HEARING DEFECTS u
COMPUTER CHECKS HEARING OF INFANTS S
WORKSHOP TO 06AL WITH HEARING LOSS H
SHHH SPEAKS UP FOR THE HARO 0= HEARING S
Shhh CHAPTER CELEBRATES S
boy's world of silence is ended h
hearing-ear dogs
see a..so oeat
see also dogs
hearing dogs help oeaf
hearing impairment
see heap ing 06fects
hearing tests
the better to hear and speak
heart at-acks
see also cardiopulmonary resuscitation
see also duke univ. medical center. c aroi ov ascular meoicine
see als"1 heart oisease
doctors catch heart attacks before they run their course
mfoical aide has saved 30 heart-attack victims
hmri patients spouses forums begins Tuesday
new hcapt attack drug should save thousands
HEaRT SPECIALIST PLANS SPEECH TO SENIOR CITIZENS
BASKETBALL COACH POSTS VICTORY OVER HEART ATTACK
DOCTOR: FAMED RUNNER'S DEATH ShOULON'T DETER OTHERS
JOGGING REMAINS A BOON
HEART PATIENTS FACE MANY OOUBTS
SHERIFF'S CONOIVON SAID TO BE 'GUAROED'
MAN KILLED [N CONFRONTATION: SHERIFF SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
HEART OISEaSE
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO heart RESEARCH
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO STROKES
STUD' PROVES HEART ATTACK R I S< LOWERED BY LESS CHOLESTEROL
HELP ON WAY FOR HIGH CHOLESTEROL PATIENTS
DIET. EIE=CISF CAN CONTROL CHOLESTEROL
HEART SPECIALIST SEES SHIFT FRGM CLINIC TO LAB
UNC DOCTOR: WORK NOT LINKED TO HEART PROBLEMS IN WOMEN
DUKE STUDYING WAYS TO TREAT H-ART DISEASE
NE« HEART DISEASE STUDY SAYS lUlTTING SMOKING CUTS RISKS
PATIENTS TO HONOR PRUGRAM 5TACF
COMPUTERS TO HASTEN DUKE CARDIAC RESEARCH
HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT
N.C. "AN UNDERGOES HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT
MAN WAITED 1 1/2 YEARS FOR TRANSPLANT
N.C. "AN'S MOTHER CALLS TRANSPLANT GREAT PRESENT
TRANSPLANT PATIENT IMPROVES
TRANSPLANT PATIENT GAINS
HEART RESEARCH
SEE ALSO heart DISEASE
study proves heart attack r i s< lowered ?y less cholesterol
t"e big announcement: chls trl. . . i snap , crackle. popi
help on way for high cholesterol patients
oiet, exercise can control cholesterol
tfsting can reduce care costs
heart specialist sees shift from clinic to lab
duke eyes heart technioues
new heart disease study says cuittlng smoking cuts risks
computers to hasten duke cardiac research
heart surgery
see als" coronary bypass surgery
see also surgery
ecu t" pegin full-scale 0°en <eart surgery soon
former county commissioner has heart surgery after attack
hospital's finances improve
open-heart operations may facf opposition
heart transplants
GRAHAM WAN SURVIVES HEART TRA-ISPLANT
MAN GETS 2 HEARTS WITHIN 12 HJURS
DUKE DOCTORS TO BEGIN HEART TRANSPLANTS SOON
M.Y. man RECEIVES HFART REMOV=D IN DURHAM
WPECK VICTI-'S HEART USED IN TRANSPLANT
OUKE JUNIOR'S ORGANS HELP THRT e PATIENTS: HEART RECIPIENT IN N.Y....
GIVING ORGANS EASY. VITAL
RFCIPIENT OF STUDENT'S HEART TIES
HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT DIES
MEOIA IRK READER, VIEWER: PAPrR SHOWED LACK OF COMPASSION IN. ..DETAILS
ANtSTHESIA CRITICAL PART OF TRANSPLANTS
TOANSPLANT DECISIONS BUtlNESS FOR KIN. DOCTOR
WHERE THERE'S HEART. THERE'S -<OPE FDR LIFE
HIGH COST OF mE0|CAL CARE POS= S MORAL CILEM-A
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SA&v FAE'S BATTLE ENDS; ODDS JERE AGAINST hFr
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SUBJECTS
AIR CONDITIONING SPUR TO ROMANCE - AND SPRING dIRTHS?
BREAK TIME
READY OR NOT, HERE COMES HEAI
TAR HEELS WARNED ABOUT HEAT WAVE
BEATING THE HEAT
TUESDAY'S HIGH, 77, MELTS REC?R0
WARM WEATHER SETS RECORDS IN 3 CITIFS
FRIDAY'S TEMPERATURE TIES RECORD AT ROU
THERMOMETER SETS RECJRO ACROSS STATE
WEATHER RECORDS SNAP AGAIN
DURHAM WEATHER BREAKS RECORD AGAIN
HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS, FEDERAL AIO TO NEEDY
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, RATES
SFE ALSO OIL PRICES
SFE ALSO UTILITY RATES
CONSUMERS PAY MORE FOR HOME HrATING OIL
HEATING BILL OROP SAID TO BE INLIK6LY
HEATING FUFL SHUT-OFFS
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES
RESIOFNTS NEEO MONEY FOR FUEL
UTILITY CUTOFFS POSSIBLE W1TH1UT ENERGY FUND AID
HEAI ING FUELS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY CUMMITTEE
SEE ALSO IRAN, OIL
ENERGY FUND OUT OF MONEY
ENERGY FUND MAY FORFEIT GRANT MONEY
FREEZING BLASTS JOLT SENSIBILITIES, WALLETS
ENERGY PROGRAM GETS S3, 000
MILD WEATHER TO BRING RELIEF ?N HEATING bILLS
RESIDENTS NEED MONEY FOR FUEL
SPRING DOESN'T END NEEO FOR FJEL AID
UTILITY CUTOFFS POSSIBLE WITHOUT ENERGY FUND AID
WANT NEW HOME COSTS?
DUKE POWER RAISES ITS ENERGY AID FUNO
FIRM "ATCHING OONATIONS FOR FJEL
HFATING AIU PROGRAM SET
AGENCY NEEDS FUEL FUNDS
AGENCIES NAMED
DURHAM ENERGY AIO APPLICATIONS DECLINE
HEATING FUELS, FEDERAL AIO TO NEEDY
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SFE ALSO LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
FRIGIO WEATHER TAKES TOLL ON f UFL AID
STATE TO GIVE OUT $27 MILLION TO HELP POOP PAY FUEL BILLS
MORE TO RECEIVE FUEL ASSISTANCE; AMOUNT DROPS
SOCIAL SERVICES TAKES APPLICATIONS FOR FUEL ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM HELPS FAMILIES HEAT HJMES
FAMILIES TO GFT HEATING ASSISTANCE
FUND TO HELP DURHAM PEOPLE °AY ENERGY BILLS ALMOST GONE
APPLICATIONS FOR FUEL ASSISTAMCE OROP
HEATING OIL PRICES
SEE HEATING FUEL PRICES
HECHINGER CO.
HFCHINGER NOTES RECORD EARNINGS
3 MORE STATES PASS STIFF LAWS ON TOXIC SUBSTANCES AT WORK
HFCHINGER REPORTS A 29* SALES JUMP
HECKLERS
HFCKLERS ABUSE RIGHTS
HECKLERS HAVE BRAYING RIGHTS
HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
STOKfcSDALF PRINCIPAL SAVES CHOKING GIRL
HEINS TELEPHONE CO.
STOCK PURCHASED
HEINZ CO.
FOOD LABELS CAN HELP DUKE CHILDREN'S CENTER
HEL ICOPTERS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE HELICOPTERS
DUKE HOSPITAL WANTS HELICOPTER SERVICE
■COPTER AMBULANCE SOUGHT FOR HOSPITAL
HELICOPTER TRIP LEAVES REPORTER SOMEWHAT SHAKY
HEALTH 80AR0 AGREES TO RECUMMENO OK OF HELICOPTER SERVICE
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL SAYS HELIPA) NEEDED
LEGISLATIVE PANEL CDNSIOERS AIR AMBULANCE PLANS FOR ri.C.
HIS BUSINESS HAD UPS AND DOWNS
HELL'S ANGELS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO THE OUTLAWS IGANGI
CHAPEL HILL POLICE ARREST SIX IN "ASSAGE PARLOR RAID
JOHNSON TO SURRENDER IN MASSASE PARLOR RUST
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HEL.'S ANGELS
MASSAGE PARLOR MAY Bt PAOLOCKEO
COURT ORDER BANS 'PROHIRITEP' ACTS AT MASSAGE PARLOR
HIGHT SAYS JOHNSON IS EMPLOYE-
MASSAGE PARLOR OWNER ARRESTED
PARLUR CWNEP JOHNSON »A NICE SUY,» HIGHT SAYS
SETTLEMENT RtACHEO IN UEFAMATIUN SUIT
SUIT OROPPED, SETTLEMENT REACHED ON TV BROADCAST
MASSAGE PARLOR CASES DELAYED
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HEMOPHILIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMiS OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
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HENDERSON, N.C.
FIRE, EXPLOSION ROCK HENOERSOY BUILDING
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SBI, HENOERSON OFFICIALS PROBING FIRE. EXPLOSION
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SANDERS NOT SAT1SFIF0 WITH PR3 BE OF EXPLOSION
HENDERSON'S PUSH FOR ROAD SUCCEEDS
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HENOERSON HARPSICHORDIST IS A BELL RINGER IN BAPTIST CIRCLES
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YOUNG
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HFNOER
HENOER
HENOFRSON.
SEE ALSO
SFE ALSO
HENOER
HFNOER
N.C, BUDGET
ILLION OUDGET COMPILED
SON OKS BUOGET
IT ION WAS KEEN FOR COMMJNITY GRANTS
N.C.. BUSINESSES
TTENTIUN TO BLACK FIRMS URGED IN VANCE
N.C.. CHRISTMAS PARADE
CHRISTMAS PARADES. N.C.
ANO OLO SANTA
'I.L.! DOWNTOWN REVITAL1Z ATION
SON BID FOR DOWNTOWN AI3 REJECTED
N.C. ELECTIONS
SON WILL VOTE TUESOAY OM L I OUOR BY DRINK
SON'S VOTERS OK MIKEO O'INKS
N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELO'MFNT
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C
SON COUNCIL TO ASK STAT? FOR MOO. 000 TO ORAW INDUSTRY
SON ASKS N.C. FOR «100,000 TO ACQUIRE. OEVELOP INDUSTRIAL PARK
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SEE L IUUOP-BY-THE-DRINK, HENOFRSON
HENOERSON CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
17.7 MILLION PUDGET COMPILED
HENOERSON OKS BUOGET
HENDERSON COUNTY. N.C.
PUTTING DWIS TO WORK
HENDERSON FIPE OEPT.
HFNOERSON FIREMEN MOURN MASCOT'S LOSS
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL
SEE VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
HENDERSON POLICE OEPT.
HENOERSON HAN SUING POLICE
HFNDERSCN MERCHANT SUES POLICE
JUDGE MOVES SANDERS TRIAL
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER HONORS VANCE MINISTER
COUPLE RESCUED FROM TRAIN SEN3 S 1500 THANK YOU
EXCHANGE OF GOOO WILL
HENDFRSON/VANCE COUNTY HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
FORUM SFT IN VANCE ON RACIAL TENSIONS
MORE ATTENTION TO BLACK FIRMS URGED IN VANCE
HENDERSON/VANCE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HENOERSON, N.C, IMOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
HENOERSON COUNCIL TO ASK STATE FOR tlOO.OOO TO DRAW INOUSTRY
HENOERSUNVILLE. N.C
HAPPY CONSUMERS HELP ECONOMY
HENOFRSONVILLE PRISON FARM
OFFICIALS PPOPE ABUSE CHARGES AT SMALL TOWN'S PRISON FARM
PRISON UNIT CHIEF GETS REPRIMAND
HENRFD"N CLASSIC GOLF TOURNEY
SFE ALSO GOLF
SHECHAN GRASS ONE-SHOT LEAD
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RAIN, LIGHTNING HALT HENREDON, HUT SHEEHAN WIOENS HER LEAD
LIGHTNING OELAYS HENREDON ACTION
CARNER TURNS LUNG DAY INTO LE»D
GARNER'S TIP HELPS SHEEHAN TO HE-JPEDON VICTORY
SHEFHAN REPEATS AS HENRFDON CHAMP
HENRY LUCE FOUNDATION
LUCE PROFESSORSHIP ESTABLISHED AT DUKE
DUKE TO GET 4375,000 FROM LUCC FOUNDATION
HEPTACHLHR
AFTER TERMITE TREATMENT CAME 1I22INESS
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
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CREDIT UNIONS: DURHAM PLAYED
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SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD,
SEE ALSO GOLF
HPRALO-SUN TOURNEY FORMS SENT
H-S FIELD FILLED
•8". HERALD-SUN FIELD COMPLETE
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FIELD FOR HERALO-SUN TOURNEY
H-S GOLF PAIRINGS
HERALP-SUN GOLF PAIRINGS
TOURNEY PREPARATIONS
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PLAY a LITTLE GOLF, TALK A LIT
BLASTING HIS WAY OUT
BOB HAYS SHOOTS 10 FRONT OF PA
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MFDALIST BOYO AIMS FOR MATCH 0
GREENSBORO DUO STALES ADVANCE
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JAY STONE, A HERALD-SUN SEMIF1
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PAGE 379
1/14/85
HERALO-SUN GOLF RESULTS AND PA
HILLANOALE'S REGULARS: AFTER =
HERALO-SUN PERFORMERS DIFFER 0
LONG HITTERS MAKE FOR TALL TAL
THREE-PUTT COST WEISNER SHOT A
SLOAN SURVIVES; WEISNER OUSTED
WEISNER GONE AS FIELD TRIMMED
BUSY SUMMER
MCNALLY'S ANCIENT PLAN STILL S
STONE TOPS SLOAN; SMITH BEATS
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WEST: HIT ANO RUN AT THE HERAl
HOBGOOO OVERCOMES TEMPER TO IM
JUST CALL HIM CHAMP
SMITH'S SHARING OF TROPHY FITT
SMITH CLAIMS HERALO-SUN TITLE
HERALO-SUN WINNERS FEATURE SI1
HFRALD-SUN CHAMP
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HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO AGENT ORANGE
SEE ALSO ALLELOPATHY
SEE ALSO INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
CPEL SAYS SECTION OF HYCO L1KS TO BE CLOSED NEXT WEEK
TOBACCO DAMAGE PROBED
OFFICIALS: HERBICIDES DAMAGED TOBACCO
NO DAMAGE REPORTEO TO OURHAM ■_ EAF CROP
SOME OURHAM TOBACCO CROP MAY IE HURT BY HERBICIDE
ADJUSTERS TO ASSESS FERTILIZE" DAMAGE
TOBACCO CROP IN GOOO SHAPE
FIRM SAYS IT HAS INSURANCE FOR DAMAGED TOBACCO
GROWERS RILED OVER TOBACCO SETTLEMENT PLAN
GRAHAM UPSET BY PLAN TO ASSESS LEAF DAMAGE
GRAHA" MOVES TO EASE FEARS ON LEAF CLAIMS
FARMERS WITH DAMAGED TOBACCO SEEK MEETING ON SETTLEMENT PLAN
TOBACCO FARMERS SEEK INFORMATION ON CROP DA-AGE
INGRAM CALLS FOR PROBE OF INSJROR
FERTILIZER MANUFACTURER FILES SUIT AGAINST JOHN INGRAM FOR SLANDER
FARMERS THREATEN SUIT OVER LEAF SETTLEMENT OFFERS
SUIT MAY BE FILCD OVER LEAF DAMAGE
INGRAM FILES 121.8 MILLIUN SUIT AGAINST FERTILIZER COMPANY
10 TOBACCO farmers IN MOORE SJ E OVER DAMAGE TO CROPS
INSTITUTE BEGINS STUOY OF HER3ICI0ES
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO PLANTS
BOTANICAL GAROENS TO HAVE HER" SALE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
VOLUNTEERS CULTIVATE AN HERB TRADITION
OUKF HOMESTEAD PLANS HERB-TASTING ON AUG. 26
HER FINE 'SPICE RACK' LINES H= R DRIVEWAY
PARKWOOO WOMEN F [NO WAYS TO USE HERBS IM CRAFTS
HERCOFINA, INC.
EXCESS WASTES FOUND IN CAPE FF AR RIVER
HERE TO GET MY 3ABY OUT OF JAIL IB30KI
SHIVERS TELLS A NORTH CAROLINA STORY
HERITAGE FOUNDATION
NEW TAXFS WON'T STOP NATION'S FLOW OF RED INK
BUOGET PREDICTIONS: MATH BY S.EIGHT
ESPIONAGE NOT TOLERATED BY UNITED NATIONS
UNITEO NATIONS PENSIONS NOT OJ T OF LINE
HERITAGE SQUARE ASSOCIATES
HAYTI PACT CLAUSE CALLED 'PETTY'
HERITAGE SjUARE PROJECT BOOSTED BY COUNCIL ACTION
HAYTI PROJECT GETS INT ER E? T-Fl EF LOAN
HERITAGE SOUARE GROIJNDBRE AK I NS NEXT SATURDAY
HERITAGE SOUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SITF PREPARATION IN HAYTI REC3MMEN0ED
PURCHASE OF SHARES IS SOUGHT IN HAYTI
HAYTI PACT CLAUSE CALLED 'PFTTY'
PHOSPHATES BAN BACKED
HFRITAGE SOUARE PROJECT BOOSTED BY COUNCIL ACTION
HAYTI WORK BEGINS MONDAY
UNCOVFRED LANDFILL MAY HIKE HAYTI BUILOING COST
DUMP STUMPS HAYTI PROJECT
MORE DEBRIS LURKING UNDER HAYTI PROPERTY
COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY LAND
HAYTI OUMP PUTS CITY ON SHAKY LEGAL GROUND
CITY MULLS LOAN TO HAYTI DEVELOPER
WORK RESUMES ON HAYTI PROJECT
HAYTI PROJECT GFTS INTER EST-F< EE LOAN
ARCHAEOLOGISTS STUDY HAYTI PROJECT LANDFILL
DIGGING IN HAYTI SPURS QUESTIONS OF AUTHORITY
HFRITAGE SOUARE GROUNDBREAKING NEXT SATURDAY
GROUNDBREAKING IS HELD FOR HERITAGE SOUARE CENTER
HOLD CEREMONY
QUESTIONS RAISED ON FIRM'S CO'ITRACT
COUNCIL APPROVES JOINT AGREEM-NT ON CIVIC CENTER
RULING ALLOWS HAYTI PROJECT P PROCEED
CHURCH LOSES BATTLE WITH OEVE.OPERS 0C SHOPPING CENTER
HERITAGE U.S. ( PTL-SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION)
PTL PRESIDENT, WIFE ACQUIRE S449.000 HOUSE, TWO CARS
HEROIN
SEE ALSO OILAUOID
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HUMANE BILL GAINING
MAN CHARGEO WITH KILLING ACCUSED OF SELLING ORUGS
UNC STUDENT FACES ORUG CHARGE?
UNC STUDENT IS ARRESTED IN DRJG SALES
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MAXIMUM SENTENCE IS GIVEN IN ORUG CASE
COMPASSION MISSING
MORE DRUG ARRESTS LIKELY
MULTI-COUNTY DRUG ARRESTS INVOLVE DURHAM RESIDENTS
MAN GETS LICE TERM AND (1.5 MILLION FINE
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see also awards
see also Carnegie hero funo commission
see also rescues
hero heeded 3a3y's crt
woman leaos blind han fro* hoj se fire but otes after going back in.
tarheel boy hfro vying for title: no. 1 'super kid"
teen plays down slaying of 'o'le-man chime have'
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H 2 3/10/84 A 9
H 2 4/2Q/84 B 6
H ? 7/14/94 A 13
WILL HECTOR THE HERON FLY AGAIN?
HERPES TYPE 2
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
HERPES AIO VALUEO IN MILLIONS
HERPES VIRUS
HERPES VIRUS THREATENS PIG INTUSTRY; 115 FARMS VOLUNTARILY OUARANTIHED
HICCUPS
HICCUPS: CURES BORDER ON WITC-ICRAFT
HICKORY FARMS
MALL MERCHANT:
RENT INCREASE MOT TO BLAME FOR DEPARTURES
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURF
SEE HYPERTENSION
HIGH MEADOW
OEVFLOPERS PLAN 5-LANE ROAD
HIGH POINT. N.C.
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD
■.5 FAMILIES TRYING TO KEEP HOMES
BLUE LAW MAY PE REPEALED
OFFICTA1S WILL STUOY OEVELOPM=NT RULES
OWNER OF SLOT MACHINES SUES CITY OVER ARREST
HIGH POINT POLICE riEPT.
HIGH POINT POLICE CLERK IS ORDERED REINSTATED
HIGH-RISES
SEE APARTMENTS
SEE HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE HOUSING. N.C.
SEE HOUSING. U.S.
SEE JFK TPWFRS
HIGH RISK INFANT TRACKING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO INFANTS
CENTERS FOR HIGH-RISK INFANTS EXIST
HIGH ROCK. N.C.
SHOE-BIT ING GATOR CAUGHT AT HIGH POCK
HIGH SCHOOL HAND FESTIVAL
S = E ALSO BANL1S (MUSICI
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HIGH SCHOOL EOUIVALENCY CERTIFICATES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO SCHUOLS. N.C.
SFE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
40-YEAR-OLO HIGH SCHOOL GPAOUATE GETS DIPLOMA FROM STATE OFFICIALS
HIGH SPEED CHASES
SEE RECKLESS DRIVING
HIGHER EOUCAUON. COSTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. TUITIONS
SFE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AIO
SFE ALSO STUOENT AID PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
WALKER: PLAN NOW FOR CHILDREN'S COLLEGE
STUDENT AIO COMBATS COST HIKES
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN FINANCIAL SUPPORT crom STATE WIOENS
HIGHLAND GAMES
SEE GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN HIGHLAVO GAMES
HIGHLAND HILLS (CAP990R0. N.C.I
CARRBORO IS GETTING STUDY OF 'RAFFIC ON SMITH LEVEL
BONO SALE TO AIO HOUSING IN UJRHAM
HIGHLAND SAVINGS t. LOAN
N.Y. BANK MAKES OFFER FOR FAYETTEVILLE SCL
HIGHWAY 54
SEE NC 54
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
CONSTRUCTION UNOER WAY
RTP ROAD PROJECTS TO EASE CONGESTION
HIGHWAY OPENING
N.C. OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH BID DIGGING
FAREWELL TO LAST TEMPORARY PA5 T OF 1-85
N.C. TO SPEND 136' MILLION ON ROADS. BRIDGES IN 1984
CITY WANTS TO WIDEN GUESS R0A1
JUDGE RULES FOR STATE APCUT B= I OG E
CTTY SEEKS DISMISSAL OF EXPRESSWAY SUIT
HUNT SUPPORTS HIGHWAY FUND LAW
STATE ALTERS ITS STANCE ON I -'. 0 BILL
30AR0 TO STUOY 1-40 PROJECT M DURHAM
STATE BOARD OKS 1-43 STRETCH IN DURHAM COUNTY
CONTRACT AWAROEO FOR "..2 U[LES OF INTERSTATE 40
heaping SET ON U.S. 501 PLANS
U.S. 5Q1 WIDENING ORAWS SUPPORT
PANEL TO EYE ROAOS
EXPRESSWAY GIVEN MORE STATE FJNOING
EXPRESSWAY PLAN PARED
STATE PLANS COMPLETION OF EXP1ESSWAY EXTENSION
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT HIRING AGAIN
30AR0 TO CONSIOER EXPRESSWAY = UNDS
SI MILLION APPROVEO FOR Enpp.ES SWAY LAND
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIOS ON REr.ERVPIR
ROAO BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
LAND PURCHASE INVESTIGATED
LcGISLATION ON DRINKING AGE CiULO COST N.C. 129.8 MILLION
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COMPLETION DATE
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DURHAM. ORANGE
INTERCHANGE
INTERCHANGE
EM, OFFICIALS SAY
TO 1-40 LINK COULD DELAY REPAIRS...
ENA»ING
GIN IN 1990
FOR
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSr N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. BUDGET
INVESTIGATIONS OF BIO-RIGGING SEEN SLOWEO
TIE-UP MAY AFFECT FUNOS FOR 1-40
LAND FOR 2 MILES OF HIGHWAY MIST EXPENSIVE EVER
BID RIGGING SCANOAL HELPED LOWER COSTS ON ROADS - OFFICIAL
NEW BID-RIGGING PROBE POINTS TO HIGH OFFICIAL
IEER GETS NEW I-4D CONTPACT
OUOTA LAW OEBATE SCUTTLED
OWASA OFFICIALS SAY INTERSTATE 40 WILL COST CUSTOMERS
U.S. 70. 1-40 APPROVED AS 1994 PROJECT
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, OURHA*
SEE N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PRDGRAM
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
TRANSPORTATION BOARO TO DISCUSS MORE FUNOS TO WIDEN GUESS ROAO
HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
HIGHWAY PEPAIR
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO POTHOLES
SEE ALSO ROAO REPAIR
SEE ALSO STREET REPAIRS
N.C. T0 SPENO 436? MILLION ON ROADS. BRIDGES IN 1984
CREWS BEGIN WORK ON DANGEROUS CURVE AT INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS
FOUR HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDE3
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER FUTURE R0» 0 PROJECTS
BUMPY ROAO AHEAD
PANEL GETS ROAD-NEEDS STUDY
ENGINEER: U.S. 501 WORK ON SCHEDULE
30AR0 10 CONSIDER HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
OFFICIALS SAY DIVERTING FUNDS TO 1-40 LINK COULD OELAY REPAIRS..
CHATHAM ROAD WORK DECISION DUE TODAY
HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO AIR BAGS
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
3.9 MILLION MILrS WITHOUT AN ACCIDENT
HTGHWAY SAFETY IS AIM
FEDS SEEKING SAFER ROADS
HIGHWAY SAFETY: TWO-WAY STREET
NEW YORK IN BOLO STEP 10 ROOST HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEAT BELT LAW PROVES WISDOM 0= BUCKLING UP
HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNS
WHICH WAY IS UP'
LOGOS PLANNED
•LUGO' SIGNS WORK WCLL
AIRPORI WANTS BETTER SIGNS
INSIOE
RDU EYES TERMINAL PLANS
WHAT HAPPENFO?
HIGHWAY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
TRUCKING INOUSTRY GETS READY = OR HIGHER TAXES
TRUCKING INDUSTRY EXPECTS KFE*I COMPETITION III '84
HIGHWAYS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
STATE WORKERS FIXING TRUCK -FLT PP ING CURVE
ROAD BOLTEO. GLUED TO MOUNTAIN
HIJACKING, AIRPLANE
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
WHY NOT BUY A TICKET7
WILL WE AVENGE "URDFR'
IRAN: IS JUSTICE POSSIBLE?
HIK ING
SEE ALSO BACKPACKING
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
NEW YEAR'S HIKE
FUN IN JANUARY
WINTER HIKE IS SET FOR FEB. 25
GREENWAYS REPLACE CONCRETE
FULL "DON WALK SET
STAGVILLE HIKE
'SORE HAIR' FELLS SCOUTMASTER AS ONLY THREE FINISH
HIKES SCHEOULED
NEW YEAR'S OAY HIKE PLANNEO
TIME FOP: A WALK ON THE COOL SIOE
iO-MILE HIKE
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ORANGE FURNITURE FIRM BEGAN WITH
HILLANDALE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
A SIMPLE PICNIC BENCH
H 2 5/U6/84 D 13 P F L41
1/01/8* - 12/31/8".
S U B J E C
PAGE 382
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HILLANOALE HURRICANES
HILLANOALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE HILLANOALE SCHOOL
HILLANOALE GOLF COURSE
BREWER WINS DESPITE ORDEAL; HILLANOALE GETS NEW IRRIGATION
HILLANOALE GETS TOUGH ON H-S e IELO
hillanoale memorial tournament
see also golf
hillanoale memorial opens play saturday
trio of golfers tied in memorial
meadows gains title in memorial
memorial winner
hillanoale school
water on the elbow?
hunting balloon pals
construction delav hampers school
northfrn high construction wok to be completed soon
hillandale swingers
the hangout
the hangout
hillcrest convalescent center
senior style
hillhaven convalescent center ipettigrew st. c swift ave. i
fund raisers crowmed
students lift spirits
volunteering students help at nursing home
flute ano strings
festivities begin
hillhaven homecoming
hillhaven orange nursing center
see also hillhaven convalescent center ipettigrew st. c swift ave. i
public invited to woman's 1 1 it h dirthoay celebration
party to mark 111th birthday =g« nursing center resicent
hillhaven rose manor nursing home
sunshine and flowers
easter celebration
getting out to vote
using the breeze
flying high
this appeal's oifferent
hill's pharmacy (croasdaile shopping center)
break-ins reported at two businesses
durham police investigating w=ekeno business sreak-ins
hillsborough, n.c.
see also old town cemetery i hi ll s3000ugh, n.c. i
hillsborough seeking designation as a 'community of excellence'
toun wants to be chosen community of excellence
churches opening thrift shop t0day
welcome to shangri-la: taking a walk in hillsborough
hillsborough has new "0g day 'arbec'je king
hog day high jinks
short on the hog: hillsborough 'lans for plenty of pig on hog day
authority orawing hillsborough water
•unfried' sduirrels have some hillsporough folk in a stew
don't kill hillsbdrdkugh's sojirwels
hillsporough given excellence awaro
hunt na»es hillsborough "commjnitv of excellence'
congratulations. hillsborough
hillsborough editorial appreciated
community lends a hano
whither hillsborough?
hillsborough, n.c. dudget
see also hillsborough board of : omhi ssi onfr s, budget
town to hike owasa's bill
hillsborough aoopts budget; no tax hike
hillsborough, n.c. christmas para1e
santa to arrive in hillsborough for yule parade
hillsborough. n.c. downtown devel1pment
group explores iocas to improve downtown area
hills30r0u&h residents discuss revital 12 ation
hillsborough, n.c. employees
water chief to retire
water superintendent announces retirement
rosemond to be asked to change retirement
rosemono asked to stay
hillsborough official resigns
rosemond will help
hillsborough, n.c, history
welcome to shangri-la: taking a walk in hillsborough
gov. hunt praises cemetary restoration
hunt praises hillsborough preservation
hillsborough, n.c. housing
town asked to seek federal grsnt for apartment project
hillsborough, n.c, industrial development
catfs removed from town's inojstrial recruitment panel
fred cates denies charge
hillsborough board delays action on zoning reouest
RE20NING ISSUE SPARKS ANGRY W&LKJUT BY Twfl
NEW HE20NING RECOMMENDATION S3UGHT
MAYOR: 2 FACTORS STOP DEVELOPJENT IN HILLSBOROUGH
INDUSTRIAL PROSPECT REVEALS IDENTITY TO TOWN
TOWN CLEARS »AY FOR INOUSTRY
TOWN CLEARS >AY FDR NEW INO'JSTRV
LAND SOUGHT FOR INDUSTRIES
TOWN GE"S NEW COMPANY
HILLSBOROUGH. N.C, TOWN MANAGER
MANAGER-COUNCIL GOVERNMENT UN^ER STUDY IN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD PREPARES I- CHANGE FORM OF GOVERNMENT
CHARTER CHANGES EYED
HILLSBOROUGH SEEKING TOWN CHASTER CHANGES
SALE OF CONE'S ENO PLANT FAILS
HILLSPOROUGH OKS TOWN MANAGER
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. TRAFFIC
OOT'S NO PARKING IOEA GETS NO SALE IN HILLSBOROUGH MEET
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. WATER ANO SEWE' LINES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER ANO SEWER LINES
P D DATE
5 2 11/24/84
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HATER CUT OFF AT ORANGE HOMES
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HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS PROBE 4
STATE NAMED DEFENDANT IN WATE»
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HILLSBOROUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN
HILLSBOROUGH SEWEP LINE BAN LI
WATER CHIEF TO RETIRE
WHO WILL PAY WATER LIME COSTS?
COMMISSIONERS CLASH WHEN WATE'
DISAGREEMENT ON WATER ISSUE E<
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIAL RESIGNS
RDSEMONO WILL HFLP
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR PLAN
HILLSHOROUGH TO HEAR SEWER REP
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HILLSBOROUGH ADOPTS BUOGET; NJ TAX HIKE
HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING 30ARC
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO GRANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
COMMISSIONERS TO GET CHEEKS ZONING PROPOSAL
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO DELAYS ACTION ON ZONING REQUEST
REZONING ISSUE SPARKS ANGRY WALKOUT BY TWO
NEW REZONING RECOMMENDATION S3UGHT
INDUSTRIAL PROSPECT REVEALS IDENTITY TO TOWN
TOWN CLEARS WAY FOR NEW INDUSTRY
TOWN GETS NEW COMPANY
ZONING REVISIONS ARE PROPOSED
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
TOWN CLEARS WAY FOR NEW INDUSTRY
TOWN GETS NEW COMPANY
HILLSBOROUGH BOAPO OF COMMISSIONERS
FIRE CODE HEARING STRIKES NO SPARKS
FRED CATES DENIES CHARGE
ROSEMOND ASKEO TO STAY
WHO WILL PAY WATER LINE COSTS'"
COMMISSIONERS CLASH WHEN WATE*
DISAGREEMENT ON WATER ISSUE E'
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HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR PLAN
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR SEWER REP
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STATE OFFERS DEAL ON WATER LIN
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NEGOTIATIONS TO BUY CONE MILLS
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HILLSBOROUGH TO ASK CONE MILLS
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HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONER', BUDGET
SEE ALSP HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.. BUOGET
TOWN TO HIKE OWASA'S BILL
HILLSBOROUGH ADOPTS BUDGET; NT TAX HIKE
HILLSBOROUGH CHA"BER OF COMMERCE
SHORT ON THC HOG: HILLSBOROUGH PLANS FOP PLENTY OF PIG ON HOG OAY '85
BOARD TO CHAMBER
KIRBY RF-ELECTEO CHAMBER CHIE= IN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH HOG OAY
HILLSBOROUGH TO HAIL THF HOG
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HOG DAY SET IN HILLSBOROUGH
CORRECTION
HOGS. HOLLERIN' T">P LIST
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HOG DAY OFFERS CONTESTS. MUSU
HILLSBOPOUGH HAS NEW HOG OAY ''ARBECUE KING
HOG DAY HIGH JINKS
THOUSANDS PIG OUT ON HOG OAY
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1/01/34
S U B J E C
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAV THI NGS ARE
SHORT ON THE HOG: HI LL S«0ROl^ PLANS FOR PLENTY OF PIG ON HOG OAY
PORK TO BE PLENTIFUL ON HOG OS V NEXT YEAR
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HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.. ZONING
NEW REZONING RECOMMENDATION SOUGHT
ZONING REVISIONS ARE PROPOSED
HILLS30R0JGH RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CrNTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO. . .
SEE RAPE PREVENTION
HILLSBOROUGH/ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
ON THE AIR
FINANCIAL HELP
HILLSIDE LISTS HONOR ROLL FOR 7NO GRAOING PERIOD
1ST SEMESTER HONOR STUDENTS »U LISTED
MAKING PLANS
HILLSIOE ANNOUNCES HDNOR ROLL
HILLSIOE ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
DURHAM BOARD STUDIES SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN
4 WEAPONS ARE STOLEN
'FLAGSHIP- STUCK: WHAT TO 00 ABOUT CITY HIGH SCHOOLS OLD PROBLEM
STUDENTS HONORED
GRADUATION BREAKING U° GROUP
HILLSIDE HIGH RELEASES HONOR 30LLS
HILLSIDE REUNION SET
RENOVATIONS TO BEGIN To CITY HIGH SCHOOLS
MAKING IT SHINE
HILLSIDE STUDENTS TO HEAR MEMBER OF STATE EDUCATION BOARD TODAY
FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOP
SCHOOL. BUSINESS REPS. TO BE A T HILLSIDE HIGH
RFAOY TO V3TE
SCHOOL PEPAIRS TO BEGIN SOON
HILLSIOE ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
MUSIC STUOENTS TO GIVE CONCERT
REHEARSAL
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS REUNIONS
MAKING PLANS
HILLSIDE 1955 CLASS TO PLAN RFuNION
HI1LSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. STUOENTS
CITY SCHOOLS TO RECOGNIZE EX-STUDENTS AT GRADUATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 1.700
GERGEN, WALKER TO GIVE SPEECHES
1.700 PUPILS TO GRADUATE
WALKER: PERSISTENCE IMPORTANT TO SUCCESS
GRADUATION MARCH
GRADUATION DAY: HILLSIDE SENIORS URGED TO CULTIVATE EXCELLENCE
HILLSIDE HIGH AWAROS DIPLOMAS
S 2
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STUOENT COUNIIL
hillsioe high school,
making plans
hillsioe high school. stuoents
see also hillside high school. sraduation
former u.s. treasurer urges students to utilize freedoms
student wins language a.aro
11 versatile durham stuoents 5xcel
11 top Durham graduates are versatile
hillside high awards diplomas
hillside high school marching band
band money sought
hillsioe high school sports
01irham, hillside to stay in 4- a ranks
hornet spirit
hillside high school sports. baseball
rockets capture 14th straight win
after 2" losses. hillside wins, 6-0
hillsioe ends string
hillsioe high school sports, basketball
hornets topple knights
hornets nip knights in first ?ig six clash
s»ith hits 35 as chapel hill 'rips hillsioe. 61-46
young's shot helps hillside over vance
northern stings hornets
williams, young leao hillsioe over durham
hillsioe nips dhs
tigers sting hornets fop 20th win
hillsioe rallies 9y durham, 55-55
hillside nips ohs: toss goes to falcons
riley, brooks big two in kmg-its' big 6 win
knights get dee-li&htful playoff win vs. hornets
hornets look for leadership
hillsioe high school sports. cross-country running
williams leads hornets' win iv. city-county cross country
hornets edge chapel hill
hillside hornets
hillsioe high school sports, football
jones resigns from hillsioe f^0t3all job
hillsioe to hire vaughan
vaughn hillside's foutball coach
vaughan joins hornets
jon^s leaving hillsioe to joiv "epson staff
gospel of samuel
vaughan seeks respect for hil.si3e football
pinec°est punts hillside, 26-5
hornets shaky in opening loss to pinecrest
HOGGARD HIGH team SCATTERED 8' DIANA
HOGGARO STiNGS HjPNETS
HOGGARD HANDS HORNETS THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS
SOUTHERN EASES BY HORNETS
HORNETS STILL LOCKING FOR TUNI EL WITH A LIGHT
AGAINST KNIGHTS. HILLSIDE GUNS FOR CONSISTENCY
NORTHERN BREEZES BY HILLSIDE
KNIGHTS HUMBLE HORNETS
HORNETS, 'DOGS STUCK IN 4-A D.'NGEON
RUSSELL-NICHOLSON COMBINATION POWERS PERSON BY HILLSIDE, 33-0
TIGERS TAKE STING FROM HORNFTS
VANCE SLAPS HORNdTS. 59-0
HENDERSON ROUTS HILLSIDE
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
TIME TO WIN
HORNETS SPELL RELIEF O-H-S
IT'S A CSE OF FATHER VS. SON
OURHA", HILLSIOE TRYING TO SHESTEP 0-10
HILLSIDE CLAIMS BATTLE OF WINLESS: HORNETS FXTEND BULLOOGS'
HORNETS STOP BULLOOGS
HILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS
HILLSIOE GIRLS CLAIM FIRST WIN,
*5-70
ARCHITECTURE
HILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
PERSON'S RUSSELL NAMEO TO JUNIOR ALL-AMERICA TEAM
BLUNT'S HORNETS LED BY SENIORS
SULLIVAN KEYS HILLSIDE VICTORY
HORNETS SECTIONAL CHAMPS
HILLSIOE. NORTHERN CLAIM REGIONAL TRACK TITLES
HILLSIOE WINS EAST REGIONAL
HORNETS GAIN PART OF STATE TRACK C FIELD
HORNETS TIE FOR TRACK TITLE
HIS FINGERS HERE CROSSEO. . .AND HILLSIDE'S BLUNT GOT THE S
TRACK CHAMPS
HILLSIOE PARK, BATHHOUSE L SWIMMINS POOL
IN THE SHIM
HILLSIOE STRANGLER
SEE MASS MUROERS
SEE MURDER. U.S.
HILTON INN IERWIN ROAOI
HILTON INN REMODELING
HIP OPFRATIONS
SEE ALSO SURGERY
HIP ANO KNEE SURGERY HELPING 'EOPLE WALK
HIPAGE CO.. INC.
JONE GETS dROKERAGE FIRM
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE OPENS ROU OFFICE FOR TRAOF ZONE
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM
HUMOR. HOPE AREN'T ON HAND AT HIRSHHORN 10TH ANNIVERSARY
HISPANICS
HISPANIC GROUP GROWING
GROUP LOOKING FOR MAYS TO HELP HISPANICS
HISTORIANS
RELIANCE ON COMPUTER DISKS MAY THREATEN OUKE RECORDS
HISTORIC HflMES. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES C BUILDINGS
HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC HOMES C BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO RESTORATION ANO PRESERVATION
HISTORIC HOUSE
MARCH IS 'CANADIAN DAYS'
HISTORIC MCGEHEE'S MILL SOLD TO TWO PERSON COUNTY MEN
PASSION TO RESTORE PLANTATION REALIZEO
IRREPRESSIBLE WOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURED N.C
HOUSE FOR SQUATTERS NOW CITY SHOwPLACE
BURLINGTON HAS TROUBLE FINDING BUYER FOR HOUSE
OWNER WANTS TO PRESERVE OLDEST HOUSE IN CARRBORO
WADESBORO MAN RESTORES MANSION
SALISBURY SETS TOURS OF HISTORIC HOUSES
HISTORIC PRESERVATION CENTER OF STAGVILLE
SEE STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE STAGVILLE PRESERVATION CENTER (ORIGINALLY STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRES. TECH. I
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND OF N.C.
SFE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C OIVISION OF ARCHIVES ANO HISTORY
SEHED CORP. WINS PRESERVATION AWARD
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF OJRHAM
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
S^E ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION -UNO OF N.C.
SFE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
COVERAGE BOOSTEO SOCIETY DRIVC, BOOK
STUDY NEW BYLAWS
BOAPO CHAIRMAN NAMED
VIENNESE BALL PLANS EASY AS ONE. TWO, THREE
SOCIETY ELECTS FIRST CHAIRMAN
HOMESTEAD, FOOD' RECALL EARLIER OAYS
DUKE HOMESTEAD IS MEETING SIT! OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
JAYCEES ARE HOSTS FOR GALA
PRESERVATION WEEK SLATED
MAYOR URGES RESTORATION PROJEZT
MARKHAM HAS RIGHT IDEA WITH CLEVELAND ST. PLAN
MRS. HAYWOOD IS HONORED
MRS. HAYWOOO GETS AWARD
OFFICERS INSTALLED
ELEVEN STRUCTURES RECEIVE AWAROS FOR CREATIVE RESTORATION
BROWN'S RESEARCH CITED
HONOR BEFITS HAYWOOD
'SUNDAY AT THE FRIDAYS' ATTRACTS 700 AREA GUESTS
PAST, FUTURE CAN BLENO WELL
PROGRESS, PRESERVATION CAN WO? K TnGPTHER
COUNCIL SAVES BLACKNALL HOUSE
JOHN FLOWERS A LEADER IN PRESERVATION EFFORTS
PRESERVATION SOCIFTY SHOOTING FOR 1,000
PRESERVATION SOCIETY SETS FAL. "EFTING, BUFFET
MAYOR OFFERS PLAN TO SAVE LANDMARK
AGENCIES WOULD HELP WITH PLAN TO SAVE HOUSE
TOURING CAMPUS RESTORATION
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY WILL NOT USF BLACKNALL HOUSE
NEW CHAIRMAN
HOSPICE HOLIDAY GAL' ATTRACTS LIVELY CROWD
OUTLOOK FOR HISTORIC BLACKNALL HOUSE DISMAL
•EXECUTION DATE' SET FOR 5LAC<N»LL HOUSE
DURHAM HISTORIC SOCIETY RFCFIVES ANNUAL AWARD
HISTORIC GROUP HONORED
AWARO IS WELL-OESERVED
SUN COVERAGE HELPEO
A TIMELY HISTORY
NEWSPAPER HELPED SOCIETY
HISTORICAL PAPERS
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ARCHIVES ANO HISTORY
ARTIFACTS SHOULD BE SAFE
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S I
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HISTORY, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTL.RY
HISTORY. N.C.
SEE N.C.f HISTORY
HISTORY, U.S.
SEE U.S., HISTORY
HISTORY BOWL
BENNETT PLACE C-IROS FOR BATTLE OF BRAINS
PRESENTS TROPHY
ROCERS-HERR WINS CONTEST
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SFE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, N.C.
SFE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, U.S.
SEE ALSO RECKLESS ORIWING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
WOMAN HIT BY CAR SERIOUSLY INJURED
OURHAM MAN CHARGED IN HIT-ANO-RUN CASE
MAN CHARGEO IN HIT AND RUM
PURFF"Y FACES HIT-AND-RUN. ORJ G CHARGES
MAN STRUCK BY CAR. KILLEO
POLICE SEEK HIT-ANO-RUN DRIVE'
HIT-AND-RUN. MANSLAUGHTER CASE IN COURT
wIT'lESS: CAR WAS SWERVING
•ASLECP IN POOL HALL' - DEFEN1ANT
JURY TO GET GREEN CASE
MAN CONVICTEO OF HIT-ANO-'UN. MANSLAUGHTER
GREEN SENTENCEO TO 12-YEAR TE'M
SENTENCING SCHEOULED FOR GREEM • . „„
12-YEAR-TER" IMPOSED IN CASE IF HIT-ANO-RUN MANSLAUGHTER
WOMAN TREATED AFTER HIT AND RJN
CAR IS SOUGHT
MANY DRIVE WITH MULTIPLE Out ZONVICTIONS
HIT-RUN ACCIDENT KILLS EFLAND MAN
DRIVE" SOUGHT IN HIT-ANO-RUN
BIKE RIDER VICTIM OF HIT-PUN 1RIVER
HIT-ANO-RUN DRIVER HITS DURHAM TEEN RIDING ON BICYCLE
3 HURT; MAN CHARGEO WITH HIT-'UN, OWI
TWO VANCE MEN FACE CHARGES AFTER ACCIDENT
PHILPOTT DEATH BRINGS CHARGES
MULTIPLE CHARGES FOLLOW ARREST
MAN IS CHARGEO IN H I T- ArD-R'JN
WHO WAS THE SCOUNDREL WHO DENTED HER CAR?
COMMUNITY GRIEVEO BY DEATHS 0= BROTHERS
' I T C HH I K I NO
HITCHHIKER SAYS SHE WAS KIDNAPPED
HITCHHIKING: MOTORIST BALKS AT ROBBERY,
IS SHOT
HOAX
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SEE ALSO IHPOSTERS
RANDOLPH COUNTY COUPLE NOT EX' ECT ING OUlNTU°LETS
A FALLEN HERO WHY?
HOBBIES
SEE ALSO COLLECTING
SEE ALSO STAMP COLLECTING . _.___,
HOBBY OF COLLECTIBLE STICKERS DATES BACK TO I 8S0S OR BEFORE
JUST WHAT IS 'FREE TIME' ANYWAY?
SPARE-TIME PLEASURES
HOBOS
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
VAGABONDS: A MAN ANO HIS DOG ON THE ROAO TO FAME
HODGKIN'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO OISEASFS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
OOCTORS HELP PEOPLE SURVIVE 0* EAOED CANCER
HOGGAKD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
HC&GAOO HIGH TEAM SCATTFREO BY DIANA
HO&GARD STINGS HORNETS
HOGC.ARO HANDS HORNETS THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS
HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO PIGS
RESTRICTIONS SOU&HT ON HOG IM'OPTS
HOG FARMERS WORRY ABOUT ANTIBIOTICS BAN
HOLIDAY FESTIVAL IBASKET9ALL TOURNAMENT!
PACK PARRIES KNIGHTS' SURGE
HOLIDAY PARAOE
SEE CHRISTMAS PARAOES. DURHAM
SEE CHRISTMAS PARAOES. N.C.
HOLIDAY TRAVEL
AIRLINES URGE EARLY HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS
TROOPERS OUT IN FORCE FOR HOLI OAY TRAFFIC
HOLIDAYS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C. HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS, DURHAM
SEE OURHAM, N.C, HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. H0LI3AVS
TOWN TO OBSERVE HOLIOAY
HOLIDAY'S ORIGIN IS STILL DEBATED
UPSERVE IO0AV WITH GUSTO
N.C"- LEGAL OBSEPVANCE OF EASTER MONOAY CHALLENGED
G100 FRIOAY HOLIDAY TO REPLAC" N.C.'S EASTER MONDAY PROPOSED
SENATF PANEL APPROVES HAZARCOJS WASTE B'LL
GOOD FRIDAY HOLIOAY IS LOGICAL, BUT NOT LIKELY
SPAULDING ATTACKS BILL TO AL G= R HOLIDAY SYSTEM
VOTE EXPECTED TODAY ON OETEPG!NT BILL
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDED
VRITISH RED COATS HELP TAR HE5LS CELEBRATE
GOVERNMENT OFFICES CLOSING LA30R OAY IN CHAPEL HILL. CARRBORO.
HOLIDAYS, U.S.
GOVERNMENT ALL WRONG .
VA. APPROVES HOLIDAY To HONOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
LABOR-OF-CHOICE. NOT L A°0»-F09 -PAY TODAY
HELMS RIGHT ON KING HOLIDAY
FEDERAL HOLIOAY OUTRAGEOUS
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1/14/95
HOLLERIN' CONTEST
SPIVEY'S CORNER PREPARING FOR SOME SERIOUS HOLLERIN'
HOGS. HOLLEPIN' TOP LIST
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN WINS IN SPIVEV CORNER HOLLERIN'
HOLLOW ROCK RACQUET AND SwIM CLUB
N.C. STATE NETTERS ADVANCE IN ECTA
ECTA MEN'S TENNIS FINAL FINOS STATE-UNC MATCHUP
LUOWIG WINS SECOND ECTA
LUDWIG WINS ECTA
HOLLOWAY ST. SCHOOL
CREATING BEAUTY
FRIENDLY BUNNIES
BOOK WORMS
HOLLY FARMS 400
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WALTRIP HAD THE RIGHT RECIPE IN CLAIMING HOLLY FARMS 400
HOLLY FARMS POULTRY INOUSTRIFS. INC.
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
113 MILIION ALIENATION-OF-AFF=CTION SUIT IS FILED AGA INST. . .M ILL IONA IRE
HOLLY RIDGE. N.C.
FORMER HOLLY RIOGE TOWN CLERK SENTENCED
"THE HOLOCAUST"
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II. HISTORY
00 NOT COMPARE AdORTION TO HOLOCAUST
'ABORTION AND HOLOCAUST DEFINITELY ALIKE-
JEWISH, PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATIONS PLAN HOLOCAUST SERVICE
HOLOCAUST REMAINS CENTURY'S W3RST TRAGEDY
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
BASKETBALL CHAMPS
8ASKETBA LL
I
holt athletic association,
holt champions
holt school
25 holt teachers rap endorsements
rehearsing play
holt school students get clos^ to history
pick 'counselors' carefully
autograph fever
holt school holos 1st compute' fair
holton middle school
holtun lists honor roll
honor roll stuoents rewardeo at holton
incentive plan works
holton releases honor roll
hammonds says proposal would relieve crowding
schools eye overcrowoing
honor rcll at holton released
board oks changes in school bdunoaries
a cooperative school
holton releases first honor r3ll
holton mioole school sports, football
panthers win city title
holy trinity greek orthodox church
go greek this weekend at grecian festival "94
home banking
see also banks, n.c.
see also personal computer
minority vendors are invited to hear duke supply needs
banking at home comes to charlotte
first union tfsting new h0me-3anking computer
ho»e birth":
see childbirth
home uuiloers association of d'jrhaf ano chapfl hill
see alsn builoing developers
candidate will speak
firm says duke's artificial gill working
officers installed
home builders association of n.c.
see n.c. home builders association
home computers
see computers
see personal computer
ho"e furnishings
furniture buyers have appetiti for comfort
new wave furniture being solo
wicker caught hfr imagination
is yuur home computer-frienol'?
computer furniture designer capturing part of a
designer poloness fueleo by economy expected at
high point market focuses on computer furniture
it's action that's hot at market
furniture sales 'signs positive' in 1985
1984 economy: state businesses soareo, crashed
ho"e hfalih care
see also durham county general hospital, home health care plan
sfe also health care
simple changes can aid arthritis victims - doctor
care fqb elderly inaofouate
home-care project ok-o
home care focus of durham general plan
hospital seeks plan ok
health systems "oard postpones decision on home services plan
agency delays home health carc plan
hospital's home services oppo'eo
hospital officials to seek ok for in-home sfrvice
roao sill stalls in committee
bill to phase out int ang iblfs tax remains stalled
state approves plan for home cursing services
morrow: home care woulo help iloerly
health care system improvemen' urged
home health care aides in high demand
county, agency tussle over hoh e health care
state ofnies request to reconsider decision on home-care for patients
special meeting slateo on hom- care plan
home meoical care plan contested
GROWING MARKET
SOUTHERN FURNITURF...
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1/01/84 - 12/31/91.
HEALTH-CARE EXHIBIT PLANNED In ALAMANCE
HtlME CARE WEEK
HOME HEATING FUELS
SEE HEATING FUELS
HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE -AH
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
PARENTS WAIT FOR DIVINE GUIDANCE IN SCHOOL FIGHT
GROUP PUSHES home SCHOOLS
HOME LOANS
SEE HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE MORTGAGES
home MORTGAGES
SEE MORTGAGES
HOME REPAIRS
SEE HOUSE REPAIRS
HOME SAFETY
SECURING HOME NOT NECESSARILY EXPENSIVE
HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
STOKES ELECTED TO SCL BOARD
».A. STOKES NEK DIRECTOR AT HOME SCL
MOVIES TO M ONEY
UPLIFTED WORKERS
HOME SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
HOME SECURITY: ONE OF DURHAM'S OLDEST INSURANCE FIRMS.
SUBJECTS
.CONTINUES TO.
HOMEOWNERS
FOR THE PURSERS.
HOME OWNERSHIP:
•NEW HOME IS DREAM REALIZED
AMERICAN DREAM IS RIGHT!' 1CART00NI
HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE
FARMERS' HO"E INSURANCE RATE » I S I NG
REDWOOD FIRE PREMIUMS TO DROP
HOMEOWNER'S LOANS
PAGE 388
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1L/29/B4
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HOMESTEAO HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. PARKER IS NAMED ASSOCIATE PASTOR
BIBLE CALLED KEY TO CHURCH'S TURNAROUND
CHURCH'S DONATION
"OMESTEAD POAO APARTMENTS
PLANNERS TU REPORT NOV. 5
PUBLIC HEARINGS SET FOR NOV. S ON FOUR PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
HOMEWORK
SEE ALSO DIAL A TEACHER ASSISTANCE
SCHOOLS' HOMEWORK HOTLINE IS HOT
STUOENTS CAN OIAL A TEACHER
DUKE INSTRUCTOR: HOMEWORK A BORE FOR U.S. STUDENTS
DIAL-A-TEACHER HEARS VARIETY IF AFTER-SCHOOL PROBLEMS
CLUB HELPS KIDS WITH HO"EWORK
HOMEWORK HOTLINE
SEE ALSO DIAL A TEACHER ASSISTANCE
SCHOOLS' HOMEWORK HOTLINE IS HOT
STUDENTS CAN DIAL A TEACHER
HOMOSEXUALS
SPYING.
HELMS SA
WHERE WA
ADULT BO
REV. FAL
BIBLICAL
NO NEED
METHODIS
OEMOCRAT
HUNT STA
EDITOR A
STUDY PA
TWO LEAD
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S3I TO P
UNC SEEK
SBI STUO
COWARDLY
GARNER M
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HANKY PANKY DON'T MIX
YS HE DIDN'T INOICT ALL DEMOCRATS
S COUNTY'S DEMOCRATIC LFA"E9SHIP?
OKSTORES PRESENT HEALTH PP09LEN
WELL WOULD OP°OSE LIGHTNING ROOS
LITERALISTS IGNORE 'JUSTICE'
TO FEAR HOMOSEXUALS
TS DO NOT 'CONDEMN GAYS'
S OPEN GATES TO SINNERS
FF DEMANDS RETRACTION OF 'RUMORS' ARTICLE
POLOGIZES TO hunt
NEL HEARS DISAGREEMENT ABOUT CRIME-AGAINST-NATuflE LAW
ERS OF YOUTH FARM ARE NAMED IN SEX CHARGES
NVESTIGATE yhpeats ABOUT UHC EMPLOYEES
robe threatening letter to unc
s spi probe of 'gay' threat
ie3 threatening lette?
accusers sink to new low be letters
an faces sex, drug charges involving youths
ire hits homosexual n'ghtspot
weigh individual versus community rights
HONOA CO.
HONDA PLANT IN PRODUCTION
FIRST HONDA MOWFRS IN ALAMANC?
HONESTY
SEE ALSO EASINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
CLEANED PANTS NOT CLEANED OUT
GOO" SAMARITAN RETURNS MQNEY
AN HONEST CUSTOMER
HONEY
SEE ALSO 9EES
NORTH CAROLINA BEEKEEPERS FEEL STING OF HONEY
BEEKEEPERS CLUB IS COMPILING » REAL HONEY OF A
MPQRTS
COOKBOOK
HONG KONG
CHINESE CAPITALIST COMMITMENT
REAGAN SHOULT TAKE CUE FROM CHINA
TEX'ILE GROUPS FIGHT IMPORT RJLES
COUNTDOWN IN HONG KONG
■I'LL BE GENTLE' ICARTCONI
HONG KONG DEAL WON'T HURT STATE
HONG KONG CHANGE MAY HELP N.C. TRAOE
HONOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS WEEK
SEE CHURCHES, N.C. SUNOAY SCHOOLS
HONORABLE ELDERS KIwANIS CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED
HOOF 'N' HORN
see also theaters, Durham
MUSICALS' spirit OF DIFFERENT KINOS AND degrees
•GOOSPELL' IS ENTERTAINING SH^W
BR! TAIN
CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF U.S. TOBACCO
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
S J B J 6
OWE THEATER CROUP TO PRESENT "CHICAGO-
HOOF'N'HORN: A "CHICAGO" FIRE
HOOF'N'HORN DELIVERS
MUSICAL TO OPEN
"MERRILY" ROLLS ALONG SAME OLD GROUND
HOOKFRS
SEE PROSTITUTION
HOPE AND DIGNITY (B00K1
AUTHOR LEARNS FROM SOUTHERN BLACK WOMEN
U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFIER
HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
OLO IS NEW AS HOPE VALLEY HOSTS
LONG OAY AT HOPELESS VALLEY
LUTZ. THAXTON LEAD QUALIFIER
LUTZ OUALIFIES FUR AMATEUR
HOPE VALLEY GAROEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GAROENING. DURHAM
CITY'S CONCERNED CITIZENS SPEAK UP FOR GREEN SPACE
HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL
HEAR YE, HEAR YE
GROWING UP CAN 8E FUN
DURHAM'S GROWTH CALLS FOR RESPONSIBILITY
RESIDENTS RAP PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
A SOUND EXPERIMENT
A CUPCAKE FOR THE TEACHER
PROVIDING HELP
HISTORY ON PARADE
PTA OFFICERS
STUDENTS TRACE GROWTH OF U.S.
HOLDING BIG BUBBLE
GRIM REALITY
VALLEY GIRLS
HOPF VALLEY SCHOOL HAUNTED
"°"A ART FORMS PUSHED IN BUILT AND PAINTING EXHIBITIONS
CONCERT SET NOV. 30
HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIPS „ , „„._,,
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALS1 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
FORMER U.S. TREASURER URGES STUDENTS TO UTILIZE FREEOOMS
HONORFES
FOR THE LIBRARY
HORMONES
SF6 ALSO SYNTHETIC HORMONES
TOMBOY BEHAVIOR, HORMONES LTN<EO
NEW ERA IN ORUGS READY FOR BLAST-OFF
POST-MENOPAUSE THERAPY IS TOPIC
HORNETS
HORNET MAN
JAPANESE HORNETS HELD MORE TWEAT TO TRFES THAN THEY ARE TO HUMANS
WINTER REVELATION
HQRNWORMS
SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
SCIENTISTS AT UNC TURN BACK
BLOCKS' TO CONTROL INSECTS
HORSE BREEDING
ARABIAN HORSES FAST-GROWING N. C .
BUSINESS
HORSE SHOWS
BOOSTERS CLUB PLANS HORSE SHOW SATUROAY
SCOUT TROOP PLANS HOF.SE SHOW APRIL 23
HORSE SHOW IS SET MONOAY
UP AND OVER
AIRBORNE
HORSE SHOW SATUROAY
COPELAND C CODY: TOGETHER, H0< SF AND RIOER KICK UP A STORM
BENEFIT HORSE SHOW IS SCHFDULFO AS PART OF DUKE CHILDREN'S
CLASSIC'S CLASSY ADDITION
HORSE SHOW OVERLOOKED
HORSEPASTURE RIVER
HOUSE APPROVES AMENDMENT TO STu?Y HORSEPASTURE RIVER
HORSEPASTURE RIVER BACKEO AS NATURAL AREA
U.S. HOUSE TO STUDY HORSEPASTURE PROJECT
HORSEPASTURE RIVER TO BE STUDIED FOR WILD ANO SCENIC DESIGNATION
HORSES
SEE ALSO CLYOFSDALES
SEE ALSO EOUINE LFUK OECE PHALOMAL C I A (FLEMI
LONE GRAZER
HORSEBACK RIDER FONED FOR DWI
SOAKING UP SUN
SWALE: LUSING THE BIG ONE
SWALE THEORY OROPOSEO
FARRIFR BUSINESS KEEPS HIM ON MOVE
FOLKS ABOUND HE»t: WITH THE PF T SET
COPELAND C CODY: TOGETHER, HU» SE ANO RIDE' KICK UP A STORM OF AWARDS
HORSE DEATHS ARE LINKFD TO MO. OY CORN
MOLOY CORN FEED FATAL TO HORSFS
SOLUTION SOUGHT TO HORSE DISEASE
MANY ANIMALS CAN BE AFFECTED 8 Y MOLDY CORN
ARABIAN HORSES FAST-GROWING N.C. "USINESS
HORTON ROAD
HALT SHOPPING CENTERS
HOSIERY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CC?P. OF BURLINGTON
SEE ALSO PANTYHOSE
SEE ALSO TEXTILF INOUSTRY
HOSIERY FIRMS SEEK TO SOCK IM°0"TERS WITH FASHION, ROBOTS
HOSIERY FIRMS USE FASHION TO FIGHT IMPORTS
HOSPITAL CARE ASSOCIATION
SEE BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
HOSPITAL CORP. OF AMERICA
HOSPITAL SALE RULES EYED
DUKE ADMINISTRATOR HITS STUOY ON HOSPITAL COSTS
HOSPITALS, COSTS
SFE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL <OSPITAL, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SCE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
DUKE ADMINISTRATOR HITS STUDY ON HOSPITAL COSTS
C T S
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HOSPITAL COST: HIKE INSURANCE RUES
SINGLF-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL iN JEOPARDY
MED'CARE PAY PLAN SPREADING
SCUEEZE ON HEALTH CARE COSTS HURTS INDIGENT PATIENTS
C"UNTIES "AT SELL NON-PROFIT HOSPITALS
MEDICARE CHANCES SEEN REDUCING HOSPITAL STAYS
MEDICARE CHANGES SEEN RFOUCING HOSPITAL STAYS
RFT RED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AID NOT-FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS
RURAL HOSPITALS NEED HELP FRO-! FACILITIES IN TRIANGLE
BARREN HOSPITAL MILL STAT OPEN UNTIL FEB. I
HOSPITALS. DURHAM I SEE ALSO NAMES IF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS!
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL ,
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM TO AID O. OER CITIZENS
RURAL HOSPITALS IN A BIND
HOSPITALS. DURHAM, RATES
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL. RATES „.Tcr
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNT* GENERAL HOSPITAL. PATES
HOSPITAL COSTS HIKE INSURANCE RATES
RURAL HOSPITALS IN A BIND
HOSPITALS. INTERNATIONAL
HOSPITAL IS SENT TO EL SALVADOR
HOSPITALS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NA-ES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS!
Ill IMS l^fe'gu.r'o ^gr.-L?med.cal information system,
SEE ALSO "ARIA OARHAM HOSPITAL (HENGERSON. N.C.I
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HOSPITAL SCHOOL
SEE ALSO HAKE COUNTY -EOICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL
EXPERTS SAY HOSPITALS FACING 'LEAK FUTURE
AREA HOSPITALS AWAIT EFFECTS ^F FEE RULE
HOSPITAL SALE RULES EYED _-«„...
STRICTER RULES EYED ON SALE 0- HOSPITALS
■LIFEGUARD' PROGRAM TO AID N.C. MEMORIAL
AREA HOSPITALS RECEIVE GRANTS
ASHEVILLE MEDICINE FLOURISHING
50 SMALL HOSPITALS 'COULD LLOSE;
SMALL RURAL HOSPITALS IN TROUfL-
COMPETITION MAY FIND SMALL HOSPITALS AILING
SMALL HOSPITALS STRUGGLING ,_„._ ,_-«
RURAL HOSPITALS NFED MORE FAV3RA3LE l"AGE
IMPROVED IMAiE MAY NOT 3E ENOJGH F0R HOSPITALS
BILL WOULD SET PERSON COUNTY "RIMARIES ON SEPT. &
CHEROKEE COUNCIL RALLIES 9EH IN D DOC TOR
HOSPITALS PLAN CASWELL COUNTY MEDICAL FACILITY
ChJplOTTE'S HOSPITAL SYSTEM may 3E PROTHTYPE FOR FUTURE
SIX HOSPITALS. NURSING HOMES 'OOL RESOURCES IN -"HARLOTTE
RURAL HOSPITALS NEED HELP FROM FACILITIES IN TRIANGLE
WARREN HOSPITAL MAY CLOSE
HOSPITALS. N.C OCCUPANCY -..—_-
EXPERTS SAY HOSPITALS FACING ?LFAK FUTURE
SO SMALL HOSPITALS 'COULD CLO'E"
SMALL RURAL HOSPITALS IN TROUBLE
RURAL HOSPITALS NEED MORE F A V? RA3LE I MAGE
IMPROVED IMAGE MAY NOT 3E ENOJGH FOR HOSPITALS
RURAL HOSPITALS IN A 9I"0
N.C. "OSPITAL BED SURPLUi PROJECTED
MEOICARE CHANGES WON'T ADO PATIENTS _.,..,.,.
g5Ri£,5b4p?f2{IASSiEg0«L?-|RSLi»ciiiTiES in tri.ngle
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL STAY OPE'i UNTIL FEB. 1
HOSPITALS. N.C RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
DO NUT COMPARE 'APPLES AND ORANGcS'
-UuINGTON HOSPITAL PLANS RAT= CJT
• rah-rah' CIVIC CENTER PUSH 03CRIED ._„. ,
IMPROVED IMA&F MAY NOT = E ENOJGH FOR HOSPITALS
RURAL HOSPITALS IN A BIND -_..-
STUDY: DOCTORS' FEES HIKE MEDICAL COSTS
BLUE CROSS OFFICIAL: DOCTORS 'AY RAISE HOSPITAL CHAPGES
EVERYONE HAS A STAKE in LIMITING "EOKAL COSTS
OFFICIAL: CHANGES IN MEDICARE SYSTEM BOON TO HOSPITALS
N.C. HOSPITALS FARE WELL UNDER NEW MEDICARE SYSTEM
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL STAY OPEJ UNTIL FEB. 1
SEE ALSOUAMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SE= ALSO HEALTH CARE. PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE HOSPITALS
SINGLE-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL IN JEOPARDY
MUSIC THERAPY URGED FOR HOSPITALS. REST HOMES
HOSPITALS. U.S.. RFCORDS
SEE MEDICAL RECORDS
HOST HOMES PRUGRAM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SFE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IM ACTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING, Durham
SFE ALSO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE IOURHAMI
SFE ALSO VULUNTEERS. DURHAM
THERE'LL PUT FLOWERS ALL OVER BONNIE BRAE
™E "HOSTAGE' MAKES 'HUMANISTIC STATE-EN,'
•H0S1AGE' CAPTURES ATTENTION
HISTORY CASTS SHADOW ON COMED'
HOSTAGES. IRAN
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING. INTERNATIONAL
R. J. REYNOLDS WINS S49.8 MIL- ION AWARD
HOSTAGES. N.C.
SFE ALSC KIDNAPPING. N.C.
HOSTAGE TAKER VOWED SUICIDE 3= FORE PRISON
BULLETPROOF VEST SAVES POLICE'AN
MAN ABDUCTS SECRETARY FRO- TE.EVISION STATION
APOLOGY ON TV BRINGS SUPRENOE?
MAN SHOOTS POLICEMAN „.--«.«
STANDOFF IN CHARL°TTE ENOS WH- N MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
EX-MAOINE DIES OF GUNSHOT ."..-■
GUNMAN ELUOES POLICE SEARCH
GUNMAN MANAGES ESCAPE
HOT AIR BALLOONS
anTIwSe pl'.NEsYhoIVir' SalLO'NS TO fill BURLINGTON SKIES IN may
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BIG BALLOONS RACE TOOAY [N BURLINGTON
READ* TO FLY
N.C. TOWN HILL HOST NATIONAL -IOT AIR BALLOON RALLY
•BALLOONMEISTER' FROM CHAPEL HILL
BALLOON FLIER'S SON -PLEASED"
HOT DOGS
SEE ALSO ►'EAT
CHILI SAUCE: DON'T EAT A HOT TOG WITHOUT IT
TOURING THE EATING TRACK
LATE 'HOT DOG KING" DENNOS HAS SHOWMAN
HOT ROOS
SEE HOTRODS
HOTEL EUROPA
SEE ALSO HOTELSt DURHAM
HOTEL EUROPA'S OWNERS DECIOE IN EXPANSION
HORTICULTURIST FOR HOTEL ENJOYS VARIETY IN HER JOB
LOOMING TAX-LAW CHANGES 0EMAN3 ANOTHER VOTE ON CIVIC CENTER PLANS
HOTEL PANE BROKEN
TAR HEELS ARE DRINKING MORE WINE NOWAOAYS
APPEALS COURT CANCELS DAMAGES IN UNC CASE
COURT HEARS AREA APPEALS
BLOOD ORIVE IN A BALLROOM
HOTEL EUROPA ACCEPTED AS MEMBER OF ELITE ASSOCIATION
MUSEUM RECEPTION WAS BONUS DF THE EVENING
HOTEL LOCHMOOR
WHAT A CHANGE
HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO TAXESi N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXESi U.S.
OARE MOTEL OWNER WANTS TOURIST TAX TO FIGHT BEACH EROSION
TAX WON'T STOP EROSION
GROUP OPPOSES SPECIAL TAX
WAKE OFFICIALS HAVE QUALMS ON ROOM TAX
ROAD BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
GPOUP URGES S500.000 FOR PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
INTEREST IN HOTEL TAX SPREADS
hotels. chapel hill
see also chapel hill. n.c.
hotel europa accepted as member of
hotels. durham
see also buarding houses
see also duke univ., hotel proposal
see also durham hotel
see also hotel europa
see also jack tar hotel
see also halbourne hotel
see also motels, durham
report on civic center feasibi
pr0v10e apartments in hotel
firm, council to meet within 2
murphree ano council to meet n
how times do change: new hotel
bell says new hotel key to coj
powell: civic center needs coj
city pleas for county help tes
murphree to unveil civic cente
developers urge city to build
county may restuoy center com*
should durham take a i12-milli
scaleo down center offered i c«
murphree leaves center future
county civic center election 'i
county should call election 0>f
city shoulo consider a lower-3
chamber surveys support for hd
civic center survey mailed
need for civic center tops c al
looming tax-law changes demand
rfport: modest center nfeds ta
survey: civic center with hote
powell: scaleo-oown hotel woul
civic center projections need
hotel vanishing from civic c em
powell to recommend center pla
investors interested in hotel
developers plan 5-lane roao
local investors may be key to
councilmen want hotel in compl
old gives way to new
hamner reporteo seeking invest
hamner said involved in hotel
local investors c0ulo save civ
civic center proposal to be u^
durham gets new center plan: d
businessmen may spark civiccr
new plan offers best shot at r
civic center hearing to be re3
survey: hotel would benefit ci
devfloper: hotel oeal may be *j
county expected to back cente*
it's time to go on civic cente
county board supports center
powell: builo center, hotel at
durham's potential earns confi
hotel site purchase to follow
how much will civic center cos
city council asks information
hotel project 'looks promising
where's the slam dunk?
hamner disclaims role in rais!
talks with hotel chains begin;
negotiations begin on hotel
more freouent comment needed 1
15 million hotel project plann
hotel construction to start is
murphree co. officials meet wi
two national chains vie to ru'j
hotel talks reported with mar}
city to seek federal funds f0<
HOTEL, EDGEMONT GRANTS EyEO
MEETING SET ON GRANT
COUNCIL FUMES, THEN AGREES TO
CITY WON'T SIGN CENTER PACT U\
CIVIC CENTER CONTRACT SHOULD i
SEEKING TAX SUBSIDY FOR HOTEL
COMMITTEE TO GET REPORT ON PRT
COMMITMENT LETTERS BOOST CENT!
CITY, COUNTY DISCUSS CHANGES I
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ORE THAN FAITH
STORS FOR C IVIC CENTER
NEEDED STRATEGY
MAY BE RAOISSON
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AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
HOTELS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GREEN park HOTEL [BLOWING ROCK, N.C.I
TOBACCJ TAXES RAISE FIVE TIMES AS MUCH AS FARMERS RECEIVE
MARKHAM BACKS BUILOING NEW CEVTER IMMEDIATELY
400 ARE EVACUATED IN BEACH HOTEL FIRE
NEW HOTEL OPENS IN W INSTON-SAL EM
31B-R00M WINSTON PLAZA OPENS
INTEREST IN HOTEL TAX SPREADS
HOTEL'S TAX FIGHT MAY GO TO COURT
FTL CLUB HOTEL OPENS
HOTELS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GREENBRIER HOTEL
THE WEEKENO THAT ISN'T REAL
HOTlINE
AFRAID OF VOTING? HOTLINE CAN HELP
HOTRODS
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES IF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO BULL CITY STREET RODDERS
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
THEY'LL BE ROOOING • SOS STYLE
HOUSE AND GAROEN CLUB
PROFESSOR VISITS CLUB.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SEE HOME FURNISHINGS
OISCUSSES SHORELINES
HOUSE moving
PACKED. JACKED.
AND ON THE MOVE
HOUSE OF SHOES.
FIRE. EXPLO
SBI. HENOER
OFFICERS IN
EMPLOYEE HE
FORUM SET I
2N0 PERSON
SANDERS NOT
VANCE MAN I
JUDGE MOVES
JURY IS SEL
WITNESS SAY
DEFENSE ATT
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WITNESSES:
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SON OFFICIALS PROBING FIRE. EXPLOSION
SPECT RUBBLE OF STORE
LD IN STORE BURNING
N VANCE ON RACIAL TENSIONS
CHARGED IN HEN0ERS3N FIRE
SATISFIED WITH PROBE OF EXPLOSION
NDICTEO IN SHOE-STORE BLAZE
SANDERS TRIAL
ECTED AS SANDERS TMAL BEGINS IN ROXBORO
S ZANDERS SHOWED HIM GASOLINE TO BURN SHOE STORE
ACKS KEY WITNESS IN BURNING TRIAL
AY SANOERS WANTED TO MOVE BUSINESS
SIGNS 3L0CKE0 VIEW INTO STORE BEFORE FIRE
INNOCENT OF PLOT TO BURN STORE
Y MAN CLEARED IN A^SON CASE
OWNER IN STORE FIRE
THE HOUSE OF WINOSOR
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED To HEL. 'S ANGELS
MASSAGE PARLOR may BE PADLOCKED
HOUSE REPAIRS
OOPS! CITY IMPROVES WRONG HOUSE
CITY CIDN'T FIX WRONG HOUSE
SENIOR CITIZENS RECEIVE HELP WITH REPAIRS
NUMBER WAS WRONG
HOUSE TOURS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR ANO CANDLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOU> S
CARP.BORO'S MILL HOUSES ARE ON TOUR
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TOUR OF HOMES SCHEOULEO SUNOAY IN ALAMANCE
OAKWOOD TOUR SCHEDULED THIS WEEKEND
BILTHORE HOSTS CANOLELIGHT TOJRS
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HOUSING. COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO -ORTGAGES
HOME COSTS HIGH IN CHARLOTTE AREA H
PROFESSOR SAYS BUYING HOME NOT ALWAYS BEST INVESTMENT S
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY ENTERS TRIANGLE 8Y BUYING CHAPEL HILL. RALEIGH FIRM H
HOME OWNERSHIP: 'AMERICAN OREAM IS RIGHT!' (CARTOONI H
LOCAL SALES SIZZLED ON LABOR DAY. H
HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. QUALITY GROWTH TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION. "NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSES
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OURHAM PUBLIC HOUSING SAIO BET
MAYOR RECOMMENOS EMPTY STORES
OOWNTOWN HOUSING IS VITAL FOR
DOWNTOWN LIVING QUARTERS WOULD
HOUSING PROJECT JOBLESSNESS HI
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES TEMPORARY
LINGERING PAST
PANEL TO DISCUSS FAIR HOUSING
OOPS! CITY IMPROVES WRONG HOUS
CITY DIDN'T FIX WRONG HOUSE
NEW EFFORT SPREADS WORD ON Fit
home construction booms in ou'
more housing rehab sought
high-priceo homes few in ourha
plant changes have burlington
Durham housing sales rise 16»
more higher-priced homes are g
seminars planned on buying hom
housing comments due
developers say city officials
councilmen get draft of fair h
•fair housing* ordinance gets
city council oks fair housing
housing oroinance is flawed
bus service. housing fyed
resioents speak against proje:
housing-airstrip given approva
housing officially started
grant to help lower-income res
fair housing ordinance still ><
chamber panel to seek housing
homebuiloers wary of speculati
army provides lodging
construction nearly doublfs in
ourham land-use plan to be res
first hayti house oiffers from
latta roao reouests denied
panel votes against shopping i
housing authority to meet
city construction hits 113 mr
development in hayti gets pre',
multi-unit housing starts show
asbestos not widespreao in ou<
oowntown housing stuoieo
«ll MILLION WORTH OF HOUSING 3
PATIO HOMES TO BE STUDIED
SEMINARS. LUNCHEON SET FOR WEE
DURHAM HAS 'HOUSING BOOM*
OURHAM HOUSING IS GOING UP AT
CREST STREET BLOOMS AS REVIVED
BOND SALE TO AID HOUSING IN OJ
SOLAR PROGRAM PROVIDING LOANS
NEW CONSTRUCTION TRIPLES IN DU
ARTICLE WAS ACCURATE ON CRIME
IOOTH RENT-TO-OWN HOUSE SOLO
EXTENSION PAVES WAY FOR 831 H3
HOUSING GRANT EYED
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
NO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
TER THAN MOST
8E USED FOR HOUSING
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IN CHARLOTTE
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M. REALTORS SAY
IN WORKER PINCH
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MISLED THEM
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COUNCIL APPROVAL
OROINANCE
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EEDS CLARIFICATION
FOR EXECUTIVES
VE HOUSES
OURHAM
DY NEXT MONTH
PLAN
ENTER HOUSING REOUESTS
LION
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BIG OURHAM GROWTH
HAM HOMES
EGUN IN NORTH OURHAM
K HONORING MINORITY ENTERPRISES
ALMOST DOUBLE 1983 RATES
NEIGHBORHOOD
RHAM
RHAM
IN PROJECTS
USING UNITS
S U B J E
HOUSING. DURHAM COUNTY
CITY GETS HOUSING AWARO
CITY HOUSING GROUP HONORED
OFFICIALS TO CELEBRATE ROAO EXTENSION OPENING
NEW HAYTI PROJECT TO HOUSE ABDUT 250
HOUSING. ENERGY EFFICIENT
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, DJRHAM
WANT NEW HOME COSTS?
HAVE ENERGY SAVINGS LED TO INDOOR AIR POLLUTION?
HOUSING. HANPICAPPED
SEE HANOICAPPEO. HOUSING
HOUSING. INTERNATIONAL
OIL WEALTH BUILDS DREAM HOUSE
HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
MONEY LEFT FOR LOANS AT 10.35S
FHA TO FOCUS ON HOME REPAIR LDANS THIS YEAR
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR HOMES
HOUSING LIMITATIONS SET
N.C. PROGRAM TO HEL° FAMILIES BUY HOMES
PILOT PROGRAM HELPS FAMILIES 3 UY HOMES
HUO GIVES OURHAM EXCELLENCE AJARD
CITY WINS GRANT TO IMPROVE RENTAL HOUSING
SEMINARS, LUNCHEON SET FOR WE? K HONORING MINORITY ENTERPRISES
10.8 PERCENT MORTGAGES AVAILAPLE
HAYTI HOMEBUYERS CAN GET LOW-INTEREST LOANS
LOW-INTEREST LOANS OK ' D FOR HAYTI HOMEBUYERS
HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
RALEIGH LED HOUSING IN *83
ECONOMIST: HOUSING BOOM 10 CONTINUE
N.C. HOUSING BOOM SEEN CONTINJING
FOR THE PURSERS. 'NEW* HOME IS DREAM REALIZED
HOUSING, SALES
HIGH-PRICED HOMES FEW IN OURHAM. REALTORS SAY
HOUSING SALES STRONG DESPITE RISING INTEREST
GOLOSBORO HOUSE SOLO FOR 130,175; THEN BOUGHT HOUSE BACK. ..FOR t338
NEW PROGRAM PROVOKES INTEREST
SOUTHLAND REPORTS HAVING GOOO YEAR
REAL ESTATE PRIMER: EVERYTHING I AND MOREI THAT YOU WANTED TO KNOW..
FIRE-RETAROANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
SLOW HOME SALES HURTING INDUSTRIES
MOUSING, SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
HOUSING, SUBSTANOARO
SEE ALSO HOUSING CCOE
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
11 ENOORSE HOUSING CODE FOR CDUNTY
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES OELAYED
HOUSING, U.S.
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SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RIGHT TO BUT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING « NO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
NEW PROGRAM PROVOKES INTEREST
HOUSING AND URBAN HEVELOPMENT
SEE U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING AND LR BAN DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING CODE
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
SEE ALSO HOUSING. SUBSTANDARD
11 ENDORSE HOUSING CODE FOR COUNTY
HOUSING CODE HEARINGS CONTINUE
HEARING SET ON HOUSING CODE
HEARING SET ON TAX INCREASE
PANEL TOURS LABOR CAMP
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES CHANGEO"
MINtMUM HOUSING COOE OK'O BY : OMMI SSI ONER S
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO euILOIHG CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, COSTS
DRYHALL COST UP 82 PERCENT IN -83, BUILDERS REPORT
BUILDERS REPORT HIGHER RISK' J ITH BIG HOMES
COMPUTER JUNKIES: THE LATFST SDDICTS?
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 9X IN TRIANGLE
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ECONOMY STILL STRONG, 8ANK OFFICIAL REPORTS
OUKE VENTURE CAPITAL MEETING . EO TO DURHAM FIRW'S FINANCING
DURHAM HOUSING IS GOING UP AT ALMOST OOUBLE 1983 RATES
HOUSING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
DEVELOPERS "GOBBLE UP' EMPTY
OTS IN DURHAM
HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRA"
SEE ALSO OURHAM COMMUNITY DEVEL3PMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
GROUP I"PROVES HOUSING
HOME REHABILITATION PROGRAM S-IIFTS TO EAST END COMMUNITY
HAYTI PROJECT STALLS DUE TO LACK OF FUNDS
HAYTI OEV6LOPER SAYS MODEL HOME STANDARD
CREST STREET PROJECT EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED BY SPRING, OFFICIALS SAY
CITY SEEKS 2 GRANTS
COUNCIL AGREES TO HELP REMEDY HAYTI DRAINAGE
HOW TO INTERPRET THE BIBLE (BOOKI
DUKE PROFESSOR WRITES BOOK ON BIBLE INTERPRETATION
HOWARO JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE (1-85 £ HILLANOALE ROADI
POLICE: GUEST ROBBED
HOWARO UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
UNC OUTRUNS BISON KITH BIG 2N3-HALF SURGE
HOWARO GIVES INEPT HEELS FITS
HUBBARD ST. OANCE CO.
HUBBARD: JUST GOOD OANCING
HUCKLERERRY FINN (BOOKI
HUCK FINN: AFTER 100 YEARS.
T4E BOY IS STILL MISUNDERSTOOD
HULA BOWL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BOWLS
YOUNG-BENNETT PASSING DUEL EX»ECTEO AT HULA BOwL
human BODIES
SEE ALSO human SKELETON
OUARRY SEARCHED FOR BODY
HICKORY WOMAN'S BODY BELIEVED FOJNO
BODY FOUND IN TRUCK
SEARCH FOR BODY CONTINUES IN (SHEBORO
2 BODIES FOUND IN BLAOEN
BODY FOUND UNDER BRIDGE
HEADLESS BODY FOUNO IN SWAMP
BOOY OF BABY GIRL IS FOUND IN TOTE BAG IN JOROAN LAKE
OFFICIALS TRY TO IDENTIFY BODY OF GIRL FOUNO IN LAKE
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN MOTEL
HUMAN BONES FOUNO NEAR LEXINGTON
IDENTIFICATION SOUGHT OF MUTI.AT60 BODY
AUTHORITIES SEEK IOENTITY OF 3EHEA0ED BODY
MARK ON BEHEAOED BOOY MAY LEAD TO IDENTIFICATION
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS
SEE HUMAN RESEARCH
HUMAN LIFE BILL
SEE ABORTION
HUMAN ORGAN CONATION
SEE ORGAN 00N0R5
HUMAN RELATIONS AWAROS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COM»ISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS DEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMAN RELATIONS C3UNCIL
NOMINATIONS DUE THURSOAY FOR -IUWAN RELATIONS AWARDS
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AT HILLSIDE GETS HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD
HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO -EDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
FOUR SUE IB" FOR 17.6 MILLION
WORKERS CHARGE ISM wade THEM 'GUINEA PIGS'
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS CAUSE ETHICAL DILEMMAS
MU"AN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
TYING AIO TO RIGHTS A NECESSARY PROVISION
HUMAN RIGHTS SHOULD HAVE NO BORDERS
BRITT SAYS HUMAN RIGHTS IMPROVING IN EL SALVADOR
PANELIST: RIGHTS VIOLATIONS DON'T JUSTIFY COERCIVE ACTION AGAINST.
HUMAN RIGHTS FORUM TOPIC
HUMAN SKELETON
SEE ALSO human BOOIES
SKELETON IDENTIFIED
BOY FINDS HUMAN SKELETON IN WOODS JUST OFF N.C. 751
SKELETON EXAMINED
SKELETON IS IDENTIFIED
PATHOLOGISTS IDENTIFY BOOY OF TEENAGER
SKELETAL REMAINS ARE IDENTIFIED
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SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO VIRUS
BLACKS MAY BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO MOS-LIKE VIRUS - DOCTOR
AIDS INFECTIONS LIKELY TO BE MORE COMMON
HUMANA HOSPITAL
HUMANA HOSPITAL PLANS DISCOUNTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ON MEDICARE
HUMANISM
HUMANISTS! LIBERALS BELIEVE IM FREEDOM
HUMANISM IS OUR RELIGION
PARENTS* GROUP FEARS TEXTBOOKS UNDERMINE RELIGION
HOW 'HUMANISM' »ECAME A BAO W3RO
ACCUSATIONS IRRESPONSIBLE
THF HUMANIST (MAGAZINE)
ATTACK HAS 'PSYCHIC TERRORISM'
•HUMANIST' FAVORS STUDENT FREEDOM
TRY ANNIHILATING THE POOR TO E NO THEIR PROBLEMS?
HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
DECLINE IN HUMANITIES RISKY FO R DEMOCRACY
STUDIES URGE MORE EMPHASIS ON HUMANITIES FOR COLLEGIANS
HUMOR •
SEE ALSO LAUGHTER
HUMOR IS MENTAL HEALTH AID
HUMOR: HIS MESSAGE IS THAT LAJGHTER IS GOOO FOR THE BODY, THE MINO.
LAUGHTER: DOCTORS SAY SENSE 0= HUMOR IS GOOD FOR WHAT AILS YOU
SOUTHERN HUMOR: 17 WRITERS PR]BE REGIONAL FUNNY BONE
HUNGARY
HUNGARY SAIO ACHIEVING
ECONOMIC MIRACLE'
TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER)
ION ON HUNGER
ONE
IN U.S. NOT 'RAMPANT'
OS HUNGER REPORT
AM IN OLD. YOUNG. MALE. FEMALE...
ISE3 TO «35,000
R WTRSE, AUTHOR SAYS
EE MARKET SYSTEM
PANTS HOPE TO RAISE 135.000 SUNDAY
ll :rops to needy
hungry children
-year ministry
IS
VING PEOPLE UNJUST
OIC.L PROBLEMS
TING WORSE IN N.C.
RY
HUNGER DAY
GIC SITUATION WORSE
HUNGER
see also anorexia nervosa
see also crop (organization
see also malnutrition
see also president's comhiss
they don't run on bread al
hungry are the liberals
mrs. rollins agrees hunger
hunger report defended
hunger report criticized
member of task force oefen
the face of hunger in ourh
singing for many suppers
goal for hunger walk is ra
leaders making world hunge
author blames hunger on fr
hunger walk: 1,500 partici
crop walk
1.250 join hunger walk
sunoay stroll
task force cites hunger
graham wants farmers to se
couple forms group to help
church bears marks of five
press ignores african cris
roadblocks to feeding star
the worlo cares - now
welfare cuts leaoing to me
report: hunger problem get
students fast to feeo hung
salvation army to observe
ethiopian leaders make tra
harris students get help
an unreal appropriation
hunger strikes
hutchins not eating
c0nvicte0 marine ends fast
convicted marine ends fast
hunger walk
see crop (organization to relieve world hunger)
hunter-douglas crown aluminum co.
see also recycling
new hunter douglas owners plah no major management changes
HUNTING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO DEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO DOVE HUNTING
SEE ALSO DUCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO DUCKS UNLIMITEO
SEE ALSO FOX HUNT
SEE ALSO GOOSE HUNTING
SEE ALSO GROUSE HUNTING
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO POACHING
SEE ALSO TRAPPING
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
ANIMAL-RIGHTS ADVOCATES BRING INCREASING PRESSURE
LEGISLATURE, HUNTERS PART OF FOX FUROR
TRAPPERS PLAN COURT TEST FOR ' EOUAL ACCESS' TO POX
N.C. OFFICIALS PROPOSE SWAN HJNTING SEASON
TALK OF FUTURE SWAN SEASON IN N.C. MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE
OUTDOOR ETHICS: A SHOT AT PRESERVING HUNTING
SCIENTIST SFEKS ANSWER FOR FISH DISEASE
IN THIS CASE, A UUESTION OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
TURKEY SEASON OPENS SATURDAY
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES ADVANCES IN HOUSE
STATE PROCEEOS CALMLY WITH PLANS FOR SWAN HUNT
DOES PLAYED SIGNIFICANT FACTO* IN INCREASED WHITE-TAIL HARVEST
DIANA THREW COLD WATER ON COASTAL FISHING
TREE STANOS PROBLEM ON AREA GAME LANOS
THE DANGERS OF COUNTRY LIVING
HUNTERS' BEST ADVICE: ADHERE TO GUN RULES
GROUSE HUNTING TESTS SKILLS, STAMINA
HUNTING, BOW ANO ARROW
FOR SUCCESSFUL SHOTS. THE BOW'S GOT TO FIT
HUNTING FEES
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION. LICENSES
FEWER HUNTERS. ANGLERS SPENT 5EC0R0 AMOUNT FOR LICENSES
HUNTING LAWS
INCREASE IN DAILY DEER LIMIT TOPS 1984-85 REGULATIONS
WILDLIFE COMMISSION AOOPTS WATERFOWL REGULATIONS
HURRICANE DIANA
OIANA LASHES FLORIDA COAST;
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N.C. COASTAL 8ESI0ENTS PATTEN DOWN FOR STORM
DIANA CREEPING TOWARD N.C: HJROICAN THREAT CLOSES SCHOOLS
ON OUTER BANKS. IT'S WAIT AND SEE
HURRICANE DIANA TO HIT N.C. TJNIGHT
DUKE STUDENTS EVACUATE LABORATORY IN BEAUFORT
A TALE OF TWO HURRICANES: TAR HEELS STILL REMEMBER HAZEL'S VISIT
THE 'HUNTEO' FIND SECURITY ON GYM FLOOR
COAST RESIDENT GLAD HE'S BACK IN DURHAM
WINDS HIT 135 MPH ON COAST
FORGET HAZEL, DIANA'S TOUGHER
MARINE LAB 9ATTENS DOWN FOR HJRRICAN
DIANA STILL THREATENS N.C. COAST
PEOPLE FLEEING STORM FILL DURHAM MOTELS
TAKING COVER
E»OSION EXPERT: BEACH LOSS WILL BE SEVERE
DIANA'S FURY
HOGGARO HIGH TEAM SCATTEREO By DIANA
FICKLE DIANA KEPT THEM PLAYING A WAITING GAME
AT SURF CITY, THE MAYOR GAVE 3RDERS - AND HOW!
DIANA REMAINS THREAT, 1 OEATH TIEO TO STORM
PEOPLE IN SHELTERS WAIT, HOPE AS DIANA HOVERS OFF SHORE
INSTRUMENTS IN SOUND PROMISE LANDMARK DATA
THE FACES OF DIANA
SNACK TIME AT STORM
DIANA SMASHES N.C. COAST: MYRTLE BEACH DECLARES EMERGENCY
DURHAM SHOULD ESCAPE HURRICANE'S FULL FORCE
STORM DAMAGE AT SOUTHPORT
FUND ESTABLISHED TO AIO VICTIMS OF HURRICANE DIANA
OURHAH RED CROSS SEEKS CONTR 13 UT I ONS
GEOLOGIST EXPECTS 'IMMENSE ER3SION'
DIANA'S DESTRUCTION TOPS $25 MILLION
DURHAM RED CROSS WILL ASSIST VICTIMS
LOOTERS: human DREGS
RELIEF EFFORTS BEGIN FOR STOR'' VICTIMS
CLEANUP BEGINS
HUNT PLEASED STORM'S TOLL NOT WORSE
DAMAGE ESTIMATE AT «25 MILLION
AT SOUTHPORT, THEY TOOK IT ON THE CHIN - AND SURVIVED
FOR HUNT, 'PATHFINOER' FOR SA=ETY
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT BEGINS
AGENTS SAY DIANA CROP DAMAGE EXCEEDS «14 MILLION
OIANA REBUILDS STRENGTH! DAMAGES TOP 161 MILLION
STORM MAY HAVE POLLUTED SOME N.C. SHELLFISH
PREPAREONESS TAMES DIANA
GUMPTION, LUCK HELPEO THEM THROUGH STORM
SHELLFISH WATERS CLOSED BECAUSE POLLUTION FFARED
OIANA: DAMAGE LESS THAN PILKEY EXPECTED
INGRAM TO TOUR STORM-HIT SECTION
LEARNING FROM DIANA
LET'S LISTEN TO DR. PILKEY
DISASTER DECLARATION SOUGHT T3 HELP COVER STORM LOSSES
CENTERS OPEN TO HELP VICTIMS OF HURRICANE
NFARLY J79 MILLION IN DAMAGES ATTRIBUTED TO HURRICANE OIANA
HUNT REQUESTS FEOERAL AID FOR 6 COUNTIES
STATE BEACHES OPEN WEEK AFTER HURRICANE
HURRICAN RUINS LOGGERHEAO NESTS
REAGAN DECLARES FIVE COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS AFTER HURRICANE
RESTAURANT WAS BOARDED UP WH U E wOMAN INSIDE
HEL°LING DISASTER VICTIMS WAS LABOR OF LOVE FOR VOLUNTEERS
REAGAN ORDERS DISASTER AID FOR 5 COUNTIES
RESCUERS CAN'T FORCE YOU TO 8? RESCUED
OFFICIALS WELCOME OISASTER AID
STORMS MEAN POOR ODDS FOR COASTAL FISHING PIERS
DIANA DAMAGES 9 N.C. PIERS
USE OF UNION FACILITIES EASES EMERGENCY EFFORTS
OISASTER CENTERS TAKE APPLICATIONS FOR FEDERAL AID
REO CROSS GETS S5.000
POST-DIANA FISHING ON N.C. COAST IN HIGH GEAR
SAMPSON COUNTY ELIGIBLE FOR AIO
FARMERS SAY OIANA HURT SOYBEAN CROP
VESTIGES OF DIANA REMAIN ALONG COAST
N.C. WILL MATCH GRANTS FOR HU'RICANE DAMAGES
STATE WILL PROVIDE REQUIRED MATCH FOR DISASTER AIO
WEATHER IN '34 WAS FRIEND, FOE
DIANA'S DESTRUCTION WAS SEVERE, NOT AS BAD AS HAZFL
HELMS-HUNT, TDRNAOOES ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOR 1984
HURRICANE HAZEL
A TALE OF TWO HURRICANES: TAR HEELS STILL REMEMBER HAZEL'S VISIT
CAROLINIANS RECALL HURRICANE HAZEL
HURR ICANFS
SEE ALSO OISASTERS
SEE ALSO TORNADOS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE
HURRICAN SEASON OPENS TOMORROW
HURRICANE STUDY IS STARTED
HURRICANE PREOPTIONS SAID BETTER
MAJOR HURRICANES HAVE HIT CAtOLINAS BEFORE
ISIDORE BRINGS HEAVY SHOWERS. WIND GUSTS, BUT LITTLE DAMAGE
STORM LASHES N.C. COAST
HIGH TIDES BLOCK TRAFFIC
HUSTLER MAGAZINE
SEN. HELMS MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE IN TRIAL OF 'HUSTLER' SUIT...
■HUSTLER' PUBLISHER SAYS HE EXPECTS TO LOSE SUIT
FLYNT SAYS AO PAROOY DESIGNED TO PROVOKE CHUCKLE
JUDGE DROPS INVASION OF PRIVACY COUNT IN 445 MILLION 'HUSTLER' SUIT
FLYNT INNOCENT, BUT FALWELL GETS AWARO
HYCO LAKF
CPCL SAYS SECTION OF HYCO LAKE TO BE CLOSEO NEXT WEEK
HYCO LAKE MANHUNT
TEEN-AGER FROM EDEN DROWNS AT HYCO LAKE
DURHAM MsN, ".9, DROWNS WHILE SWIMMING IN HYCO
MAN DROWNS AT LAKE HYCO
LAKES' FISH POPULATION TO BE CHECKED
HYCONEECHEE REGIONAL LIBRARY
AREA LIBRARIES SEEN IN NEED 0=
HYDE AMENDMENT
SEE ABORTION
HYORILLA VERTICILLATA
TREATMENT CLOSES UMSTEAD PARK LAKE
LAKE AT UMSTEAD CLOSEO AUG. 21-27
WEED-EATING FISH TO BE USED
STERILE FISH TO EAT HYORILLA IN N.C.
HUNGRY FISH A GOOP TOOL
HUMMERS (MILITARY VEHICLES!
ARMY ORDERS VEHICLES DESPITE FLAWS
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oon't pat for poor quality
hydrocarbons
see also air pollution
landfill contaminated
hydroelectric power
see also dams. n.c.
see also electricity
power plant still works after 85 years
electric power: builo now or » ay later
mouse approves amendment to study horsepasture river
horsepasture river backeo as natural area
horsepasture river to be studied for wild and scenic designation
move stuoieo to protect scenic rivers
hydroponics
"see also elkrioge inc. hydroponi c greenhouse farms
firm is growing lettuce in water
hydroprene
synthetic hormone useo to foil fleas
HYMNS
SEE ALSO MUSIC
FOR OUR 400TH YEAR. A HYMN - 8Y LUTHER
HYMNS UF CHARLES WESLEY: SUNG BY STEVEN KIMBROUGH
HYPERACTIVITY
SEE IMPULSIVENESS
HYPERBARIC CHAMBER
SEE ALSO DEEP-SEA DIVING
SEE ALSO F. G. HALL LABORATORY 3F ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNOERWATER RFSEARCH
OUKE DIVERS RETURN FROM TEST
SUIT FOR «5 MILLION FILED AGAINST OUKE BY 'DIVER'
OUKE ASKS OISMISSAL OF OIVER'S SUIT
HYPERTENSION
SEE ALSO BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE ALSO LABETALOL
OUKE OOCTORS SEEK HYPERTENSION RELIEF
DOCTORS TO SEE IF POTASSIUM CUTS BLOOD PRESSURE
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BLOOO PIESSURE STUDY
DRUG FOR TREATING HIGH BLOOO PRESSURE TO BE SOLD BY GLAXO
BLOOD PRESSURE DRUG MAY AID HAIR GROWTH
HYPERTHERMIA
SEE ALSO THERMOTRON
UNC CARD MAY HELP SAVE LIVES
SUIT SAYS ENVIOUS COLLEAGUE MARREO CANCER RESEARCH
HYPNOSIS
THERAPY INCLUDES "SPIRITUAL OIMENSION'
COURT RULES AGAINST HYPNOSIS AS MEMORY AID FOR WITNESSES
HEELS' BARTON STILL 'SEES' GRID SUCCESS DESPITE HIS SWITCH
BREATHE OEEEEP. RELAAAAX...
GOOD SPEAKER - BUT AUDIENCE FALLS ASLEEP
HYPOGLYCEMIA
DIABETIC TESTS MAY BE HARMFUL
HYPOTHERMIA
MISSING HOSPITAL PATIENT OIES
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NEW PLANS TO BE MADE FOR 1-40
PROGRESSING WELL
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES TEMPORARY
OURHAM, OWASA DISCUSS WATER-SH
•ALERT' REQUESTED ON AREA AROJ
LANDOWNERS. OEVELOPERS CRITICI
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TIE-UP MAY AFFECT FUNOS FOR I-
1-40 COMMITTEE FRUSTRATED
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40
AGENCY POLE IN LANO USE LAW O'J
COOPERATION WOULD AID 1-40 PAN
ARCHITECT TO SPEAK ON 1-40 LAM
MORE MEMBERS SAID NEEDED ON I-
STATE ALTERS ITS STANCE ON 1-4
STATE OFFICIAL AGREES: WIDENIN
BOARO TO STUOY 1-40 PROJECT IN
SECRET MEETING YIELDS ROAD PL«
STATE BOARD OK S 1-40 STRETCH I
NO RADIATION LEAK FOUND FROM T
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR 4.2 MILES
CARRBORO ALDERMEN REJECT PORn
EXPRESSWAY GIVEN MORE STATE FJ
1-40 PANEL BUILDS NEW ROADS
BPIOGE WORK
1-40 PROBLEM WORK TO BEGIN AT
1-40 COMPLETION TO DOUBLE TRAF
1-40 PROGRESSING
ROAO BOLTEO. GLUED TO MOUNTAIN
DOT USING BOLTS TO SHORE MOUNT
LAND PRESERVATION URGEO
STATE ACCEPTS BIDS FOR SECTION
STRETCH OF 1-40 SHOULO BE COMP
MARTIN CHIDES FOES ON PROMISES
STATE CONDEMNS ORANGE OFFICIAL
ROSE: RCAO PROJECT NEEDS HIGH
INSPECTOR FOR DOT KILLED AT I-
MARTIN, EDMISTEN AGREE ON 1-43
CANDIDATES AGREE ON NEED TO FI
1-40 PROGRESSING
1-40 PANEL STUDIES OUALITY OF
STATE CONOEMNS LANO FOR 1-40
TPIANGLE TRAFFIC NOT CRITICAL.
CONTRACT NEAR FOR 1-40 WORK IN
STATE TO CONSIOER 1-40 WORK IN
TEER GETS NEW 1-40 CONTRACT
OURHAM PLANNERS. OEVELOPERS Al
EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY CONTRACTS
STATE TC REVEAL PLANS FOR NEW
COUPLE SPEAKS AGAINST NEW 1-40
FAMILY OPPOSES 1-40 INTERCHANS
BOARD TO MULL SCHOOL BONDS. OT
OWASA OFFICIALS SAY INTERSTATE
WINDFALL TO BOOST 1-40 LINK
OFFICIALS SAY DIVERTING FUNDS
BOARO OKS QUICKER COMPLETION 3
DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING
ARING PROGRAM
NO 1-40
ZE 1-40 RESTRICTIONS
SUGGESTED BY ADVISORY GROUP
-40 LINK
EXT WEEK'S 1-40 MEETING
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NOT 'UTOPIA*
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U.S. 70. t-40 APPROVED AS 1994 PROJECT
SIGNS FAIL: VEHICLES WRECK NEAR CANTON
DEAN GLOWING OVER EXPRESSWAY RENAMING
1-40 WORK IS DESTROYING VERY 3L0 TREES IN COUNTY
MAKING TRACKS
1-40 APPEARANCE AND LAND USE AOVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.. L» NO-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
NEW PLANS TO 9E MADE FOR 1-40 DEVELOPMENT
1-40 PANEL OISCUSSES TEMPORARY HOUSING
•ALERT- REOUESTED ON AREA AROJND 1-40
LANOOWNERS. DEVELOPERS CRITICIZE 1-40 RESTRICTIONS
PROPERTY OWNERS CAN SPEAK AT 1EXT WEEK'S 1-40 MEETING
RESPONSIBILITY THE 1-40 MANOATE
1-40 COMMITTEE FRUSTRATED
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40 GROUP SOUGHT
AGENCY ROLE IN LANO USE LAW OJESTIONED
COOPERATION WOULO AID 1-40 PAMEL. LANOOWNERS
MORE MEMBERS SAID NEEDED ON 1-40 PANEL
1-40 MEET CANCELED
1-40 PANEL BUILDS NEW ROADS
1-40 PROBLEM WORK TO BEGIN AT US 15-501
1-40 COMMISSION TO ADO NEW MEMBERS
1-40 COMPLETION TO DOUBLE TRAFFIC
LAND PRESERVATION URGED
1-40 PANEL STUDIES QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUE
OURHAM PLANNERS. DEVELOPERS ALERTED TO NEEOS FOR 1-40 RULES
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1-85
COLLISION BLOCKS 1-15 FOR 3 HOURS
GAS TANKER BURNS ON 1-85
TRUCK FIRE CLOSES PART OF 1-8*
•WE WERE LUCKY' ON 1-85 TRUCK FIRE
TIME LAG IN IDENTIFYING CHEMICALS ADDS TO DANGER
FAREWELL TO LAST TEMPORARY PA) T OF 1-95
BILLBOARD DEBATE RAGES ON; CONFLICTS CHARGED
PLANNING STAFFER SAYS ABOUT 5S SIGNS AFFECTED
1-85 WRECK
VOTE EXPECTED ON FINAL EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY SEGMENT
TWO KILLED, SIX INURED IN 1-85 WRECK
1-85 EXPANSION WORK SHOULD BE" IN NEXT FALL
SEA OF GLASS BLOCKS 1-85 TRAFFIC
JUNK CARS SPILL ON 1-85 RAMP
BURNING PRESENTS SPREAD FIRES IN 5 COUNTIES
BIG RIG OVERTURNS
RIG DRIVER DIES AT DU* E AFTER CRASH
COMPANY BEING FINED FOR 1-85 REST STOP DELAY
CRANE HITS BRIOGE ON 1-95 ANO KNOCKS BEAM LOOSE
ACCIDENT INVOLVING N.C. MAN MAY HAVE STARTED 1-95 PILEUP
7
LAND FOR 2 MILES OF HIGHWAY M] ST EXPENSIVE EVER FOR N.C.
BLASTING FOR INTERSTATE 277 SENDS ROCKS FLYING IN CHARLOTTE
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SEE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
ITT TELECOM
FIRM MAY LOAN PHONES FOR MOVIE
I. L. "BUCK" DEAN FREEWAY
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
N.C. POARD RENAMES OURHAM EXPRESSWAY FOR I.L. 'BUCK' OEAN
I.L. OEAN EXPRESSWAY. .."THE BJ CK STOPS HERE" ICASTOONI
WELL-EARNED RECOGNITION A RESJLT OF DEAN'S EFFORTS
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DRUM' CONTEST PICKS
DRUM' CONTEST PICKS
FRUM' CONTEST PICKS
DRUM' CONTEST PICKS
DRUM' CONTEST PICKS
RUM/CONTEST PICKS
DRUM' FNAL WEEK: Two 90RE PERFECT ENTRIES
TO BEAT THE ORUM
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E. THF OLD WAY
IRTS STAYING HOME
TRYING 'EM ON FOR St Z-
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SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO MOTRIN
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
POPULAR PAIN RELIEVER TO JOIN OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKET
UNDER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS STIR CONTROVERSY
NEW PAIN KILLER NOW AVAILABLE
ICE CREAM
SUMMER EATIN'
DOUBLE DIPPING
HIS ICE CREAM RATES WITH WR[T=RS, FANS
ICE CREAM CAKE IS POPULAR DESSERT AT AREA RESTAURANT
ICE STOR-S
FREEZING RAIN TANGLES TRAFFIC
CAROLINAS COVERED WITH ICE
CAUGHT BOTH WAYS
ICY STREETS CAUSE 45 ACCIOENTS
ICED BERRIES
THE ICE MAN
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OURHAM NATIVE IS IN 'ICEMAN'
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SFE ALSO DEPORTATIONS
SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKER;
MIGRANT DEFENDANT NEEDS SUPPORT
IMMIGRATION BILL REASONABLE
TIP O'NEIL AS KITTEN TANGLED JP IN YARD OF IMMIGRATION REFORM CCARTOONI
IMMIGRATION LAW UPSETS FARMERS
FARM GROUPS OPPOSE CHECKS ON WORKERS
SIMPSON MAZZOLI IMMIGRATION BILL ICARTOONI
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS IMMIGRATION POLICIES UNHEALTHY FOR U.S.
WORKERS SENT BACK TO MEXICO
ILLEGITIMACY
SEE BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS
SEE BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
ILL ITERACY
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO REAOI
SEE ALSO TUTOR
SEE ALSO WRITI
ARTICLE WILL
N.C. CAMPAIG
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ILLITERATES
ILLITERACY A
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LITERACY ASSOCIATION
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PLANNED TO COMBAT ILLITERACY
LLEGE CAN HELP FI3HT ILLITERACY, REPORT SAYS
NCHED TO FIGHT ILLITERACY
LEAOS FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY IN N.C.
NEEO AIO
PROBLEM THAT CAN BE SOLVEO
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IL WOULD HELP PROMOTE LITERACY
0 UPGRADE EMPLOYEES' EDUCATION
G BASIC COURSES TO EMPLOYEES
ACY EFFORT A CREDIT TO DUKE. OT I
IMMACULATA SCHOOL
OBSERVE WEEK
THE BELLS ARE RINGING
IMMACULATA: CATHOLIC SCHOOL PROSPERING AT 75
•FEELING GOOD. FEELING FINE. LET OUR LOVE LIGHT SHINE'
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
IMMACULATA: CATHOLIC SCHOOL PROSPERING AT 75
IMMIGRANTS
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
IMMIGRATION LAW UPSETS FARMERS
IMMIGRATION
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
SIMPSON MAZZOLI IMMIGRATION BILL ICARTOONI
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS IMMIGRATION POLICIES UNHEALTHY FOR U.S.
IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. U.S.
BROTHERS DOUSES WITH GASOLINE IN STANLY COUNTY
IT'S CHARLES MANSON'S TURN
IMMUNE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ACOUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNOROME
SEE ALSO SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
LINKS BETWEEN CANCER. INFLAMMATION STUDIEO
PROTEIN IS LINKED TO AIDS
IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO DPT VACCINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. HE AL TH PROGRAM
SFE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. IMMUNIZATION
SEE ALSO VACCINE
CHILO IMMUNIZATION FIGHT TO BE OECIOED IN COURT
COUPLE FIGHTS N.C. IMMUNIZATION LAW
COUPLF PLANS TO APPEAL RULING TO HAVE DAUGHTER IMMUNIZED
SHOTS TO STAY HEALTHY ARE STILL IMPORTANT FOR CHILDREN
INOCULATIONS DELAY WON'T INCREASE RISK
FIRMS NEEO LEGAL SHIELD IF DPT VACCINE TO BE HAD
IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN MOTEL
MAN FOUND SHOT DEAD AT MOTEL
POLICE PROBE MOTEL SLAYING
ORUGS MAY HAVE FIGURED IN MOTEL SHOOTING DEATH
POLICE IDENTIFY MAN FOUND OEAD IN IMPERIAL INN
DRUG LINK INVESTIGATED IN SLAYINGS
IMPERIAL CENTER
FOREIGN TRACE ZONE CLEARS LAST OBSTACLE
COMPANY TO LOCATE IN DURHAM COUNTY
IMPERIAL CENTER EXPECTS NEW MJ LT I-M ILL ION TENANT
NORTHERN TELECOM EXPANSION TO ADD I. 000 NEW JOBS
WORK BEGINS ON 400-R00M HOTEL AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONF
IMPERIAL CLEVITE
FIRM BEGINS OPERATIONS IN M0R»ISVILL6
IMPERIAL INTERNATIONAL VENTURES. LTO.
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE MAY GET ?N0 TENANT
ZONE GETTING 2ND TENANT
ZONE WANTS 24-HOUR SHIPPING
TRADE ZONE DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE
IMPERIAL SPINNING CORP.
SANFORD GETTING NEW PLANT
IMPERSONATIONS
SEE IMPOSTERS
SEE POLICE IMPERSONATORS
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST I PL AY I
PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY COMPANY 'RESENTS ITS FIRST PLAYFEST
•EARNEST' PLAY IS BEING PERFORMED
ATTENDANCE VARIES FOR TWO OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES
•EARNEST' PUT-ON IS 'WILDE-LY' FRESH
IMPORTS
SEE ALSO AUTO INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SFE ALSO COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FASHION OESIGNERS
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ILLUSTRATORS
PUPIL PUBLISHERS: ART STUDENTS ILLUSTRATE. THEN MARKET SET OF BOOKS H 3
IMAGERY (MAGAZINE)
SPA ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT UNC -CHAPEL HILL TO AID SMALL FIRMS H 2
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8/29/84
12/14/84
12/26/84
11/27/84 A
11/28/84 B
11/28/84 C
11/29/54 C
12/01/84 C
12/20/84 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/27/84 C
5/11/84 A
5/12/84 B
5/15/84 A
12/21/84 B
N J56
N J56
J
N J56
H 2 1/26/84 A 1!
1/06/84
1/07/84
1/27/84
3/28/84
1
1 1
1
A54
A47
J56
N
N C60
N C60
N C60
H 1 1/28/84 B 1
H 2 3/02/84 D I P F W66
S 2 3/08/84 0 6 P N
S 2 3/15/84 D 8 R 871
H 2 3/16/84 D 7 P R W66
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MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
J E C T S
N E
P D
IN OUR OWN -ORH5 {BOOM
•IF YOU THINK YOU'VE COME
A L3NG WAY, BETTED THINK AGAIN'
IN SEARCH OF MIND ( BOOK P
PSYCHOLOGIST FOUND STUDY AT DJKE ESTABLISHED ALLIES
IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
SEE TEST TUBE BABY
INAUGURAL
SEE N.C. INAUGURAL
OFFICIAL WHO FACED CHARGE IN ALAMANCE DIES IN CRASH
VICTIMS OF INCEST MEET TO HELP ONE ANOTHER
MAN CHARGED WITH INCEST
AN INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE LECTIONARY
SEE ALSO BIBLE
SEE ALSO FEMINIST BIBLE
OE-SEXEO SCRIPTURES HELP WOMEN WORSHIP
IS GOO AN 'IT'7
INCOME. PERSONAL. U.S.
SEE PERSONAL INCOME. U.S.
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
BOOST SEEN IN IRAS
IRAS CALLEO "NAME OF THE TAX SAME'
LAW TO HURT DENTAL CARE
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXIS AOVANCES IN HOUSE
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENOMENT C0UL3 KILL BANKING BILL
TAX BREAKS OK'D
IRS RULING COULD TAX WORK OF = UNO-R A I SER S
IRS RULING TO AFFECT ATHLETICS FUND RAISING
ACC OFFICIALS ARE RELIEVED BY IRS REVERSAL
SOME N.C. BUSINESSES UNEASY ABOUT TAX PLAN
INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO TAX PENALITIES
SEE ALSO TAX PROTESTORS
DOGGING TAX OODGERS
TIMING RIPE TO NUOGE OELINOUEVT TAXPAYERS
TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM FINOS FRIENDS. ENEMIES IN N.C.
A NATIONAL TAX AMNESTY?
2 MEN RECEIVE SENTENCES
LEADER OF TAX PROTEST ARRESTED IN WILMINGTON
N.C. MAN SENTFNCEO IN TAX CAS5
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX CASE
MAN GETS 4-YEAR PRISON TERM
CRACKDOWN LACKS DATA
VANCE MAN FACFS TAX COUNT
TAX EVASION CHARGED
IRS PLAN GOES TOO FAR
IRS. PUBLIC SHOULD SEE RECORDS
TAX PROTESTORS GET PRISON TERMS
HENDERSON MAN SENTENCED IN TA< CASE
FERRETING OUT CHEATS WOULD REDUCE DEFICIT
SPECIAL UNIT OF TAX AUDITORS AIMED AT CATCHING EVADERS
NEW AUDIT UNIT HOPES TO LESSEN N.C. TAX FRAUO
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA TO TAX EVASION
WASHING MACHINE EVIDENCE USEO TO CLEAR MAN
TAX AMNFSTY? WHY NOT?
INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE TAX EXEMPTIONS
INCOME TAX FORMS
STATE OFFERS ASSISTANCE ON 1 A< FORMS
BUSINESSES SENT WRONG TAX FOR"
FIEF TAX HELP SAID AVAILABLE
MONOAY IS TAX DEAOLINE
STUDENTS FIGURE REGUNDS FROM TAXES
EXTENSION ONLY DELAYS FILING;
INFORMATION WRONG
LAST CHANCE TO REMEMBER WILDLIFE ON ' 84 TAX RFTURN
TAXING MATTFR
ACLU FILES SUIT FOR WOMAN WHO PROTESTED ON TAX FORM
10-WEEK COURSF ON TAX RETURNS SET FOR OCTOBER
IRS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER HELPERS
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
TAX REFUNDS TO HELP WILOLIFE IN N.C.
IRS TRYING TO OELIVER REFUNDS
INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO FLAT RATE INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES
S I
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SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
IMPORT OUOTAS NO ANSWER
QUOTAS DON'T HELP PUBLIC
IMPORTS t JOBS: PROTECTIONIST PRESSURE ON WASHINGTON MOUNTS
N.C. INDUSTRIES SEEK IMPORT RELIEF
PORT SERVICES EXPAND AT RDU
MOVES TO BLOCK ILLEGAL IMPORTS PRAISEO
RESTRICTIONS SOUGHT ON HOG IMPORTS
UNION'S TRADE SOLUTIONS WRONG
JOBS SECOND TO BARGAINS
UNWISE FARM POLICIES
N.C. TEXTILE INOUSTRY SAID TA<ING RIGHT STEPS
IMPOSTERS
SEE ALSO HGAX
SEE ALSO MISTAKEN IDENTITY
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
POLICE WARN SINGLE PARENTS OF IMPOSTER
POLICE WARN UF 'BROTHERS'
IMPOTENCY
INFLATABLE DEVICES HELP MANY IMPOTENT MEN
IMPULSIVENESS
IMPULSIVE PEOPLE URGED TO RELAX AND SLOW OOWN
IMUTECH. INC.
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
SMALL CHICAGO FIRM PLANS MOVE TO TRIANGLE
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
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1/30/84 A
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5/27/84 0
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6/1 1/84 8
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6/16/84 A
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6/02/84 C
10
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8/10/84 C
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9/07/84 A
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11/06/84 A
4
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S 2
12/26/84 C
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5/04/84
5/05/84
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H 2
S 2
H 2
11/18/84 E
1/13/84 A
11/04/84 0
11/05/84 A
U/02/84 D
N L41
N
N L41
H 2 4/02/84 A 6 N
H 2 1/08/84 0 3 R
2 1/10/84 B 1
2 2/05/84 A 10
2 2/17/84 B 4
2/08/84
2/16/84
1/04/84 C
1/05/84 A
2/24/84 C
6/13/84 B
6/27/84 A
6/30/84 A
7/03/84 A
9/13/84 D
9/14/84 A
10/12/84 0
11/30/84 A
N 071
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1/16/84
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2/16/84
A
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3/21/84
A
8
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3/27/84
A
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N
H
7
3/27/84
A
9
N
S
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3/27/84
A
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3/27/84
A
8
N
s
7
4/07/84
A
4
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H
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4/17/84
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1
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4/17/B4
A
10
N
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6/26/84
A
4
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s
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6/30/84
A
4
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H
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8/10/84
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5
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H
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9/06/84
H
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9/14/84
A
4
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7
10/08/84
B
1
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10/0B/84
A
5
N
H
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10/19/84
H
5
N
H
7
10/25/84
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12/24/84
A
4
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H
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1/19/84
A
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N
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1/28/84
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3/31/84
A
3
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4/10/84
A
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s
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4/10/84
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1 P N
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4/12/84
A
27 P N
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s
7
4/13/84
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4/16/84
H
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N
s
7
4/17/84
L
1 P P
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7/26/B4
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10
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H
7
9/16/84
B
7
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10/07/84
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3/02/84
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SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
CONGRESS RELUCTANT TO FACE HA*0 FACTS
COLUMNIST'S AOVICE MISLEADING
TAX PREPARATIONS WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
TAX HELP OFFERED
FREE TAX HELP SAID AVAILABLE
TAX OFLAYS OFTEN COSTLY
CONSIDER HOW TAX OOLLARS HILL BE SPENT
THE PASSING PARAOE
TAX RETURN DOESN'T SIZE UP HART
REAGAN ISN'T ROBBING THE POOR
SUPPLY-S IDEAS RUSH TO WRONG CONCLUSIONS
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT COULD KILL BANKING BILL
TAX BREAK FOR TAR HEELS
VOTERS DESERVE TRUTH ABOUT TAX INCREASES
3 N.C. FIRMS CITED IN REPORT DN TAX BILLS
EXPERT SAYS CORPORATIONS PAID FAIR AMOUNT IN TAXES
THE UNKINDEST CUT
INCOME TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
NEW FORM CONFUSES TAXPAYERS
TAX DELAYS OFTEN COSTLY
GILMORE RAPS FAIRCLOTH PROPOSAL
ONE THINKS CANOIOATE WITHOUT INTEGRITY
TAX BREAK FOR TAR HEELS
TAX COLLECTIONS RISE 21. 6* AS STATE'S ECONOMY SOARS
TAX AMNESTY? WHY NOT?
INOECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO NUOITY
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
MAN VOLUNTEERS FOR 'CHEMICAL CASTRATION'
BURLINGTON "AN SAYS DRUG HAS ^LTEO EXPOSURE URGE
NOTE: EXHIBITIONIST ON PROWL
PARENTS WARNED OF EXHIBITIONIST
N.C. WOMAN GETS PROBATION FOP. NUOE DRIVING
MAN EXPOSES HIMSELF. RUNS
INDECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE LOOSEO
EXPOSURE REPORTED
EXPOSURE REPORTED
MAYOR OF EAST SPENCER FACES EXPOSURE CHARGE
EAST SPENCER MAYOR'S TRIAL OELAYED
MAYOR GETS CONVICTEO
INOECENT LIBERTIES
SEE CHILD MOLESTATION
PG L P BVL
INDEPENDENT COLLEGE FUNO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
GIFT TO COLLEGES
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF N.: .
INSURANCE GROUP PLANS ACTIVIST POLICY
INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION OF THE N.C. TRIANGLE IISA/NCTI
SEE ALSO SCHOLARS
SHARING IDEAS IN THE COMPANY DF SCHOLARS
INOERAL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DRUGS MAY BE CAUSE OF MEMORY LOSS
I NO I A
SEE ALSO BHOPAL. INDIA
DOCTORS COMING TO U.S. COST I*!DIA BILLIONS
ENTHUSIASM GREETS INDIAN OANCERS
INDIAN DANCE OPENS 50TH AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
DEFILING TEMPLE WAS WRONG
INDIAN CLIMBING ROPE SET AFTRC BY VIOLENCE
ATTACK ON SIKH TEMPLE A TRAGEDY FOR INOIA
N.C. SIKHS OISPUTF INDIA'S COJNT
SACREO TEMPLE USEO AS A FORTRESS
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS OF INDIAN GENDCIOE
ARTS OF INOIA COMING TO FESTIVAL AT DUKE
DUKE FESTIVAL EMPHASIZES THIRD WORLD'S RICH CULTURE
HELMS INVOLVED IN SIKH VISA DENIAL CONTROVERSY
WHY NOT bUY A TICKET?
HOSTS NEEDED FOR INDIANS VISITING N.C.
DUKE FESTIVAL CELEBRATES INOIAN OCEAN CULTURES
FRIENDSHIP FORCE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
OR. POURU BHIWANOIWALA: THE W-IOLE WORLO IS HER CLASSROOM. HER FAMILY...
MOVIE DIRECTOR SAYS: 'I HAVEN'T NAOE THINGS I DIDN'T WANT TO'
N.C. GIRL WINS INDIAN MUSIC CDNTEST
PROFESSORS: DEATH CLOUDS INOIA 'S FUTURE
INDIRA GANDHI: REPUTATION FOR RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE HURT PY ASSASSINATION
GANOHI DEATH TESTS INDIA
GHANOI'S OEATH 'INEVITABLE-
INDIA BEHEADING ITSELF ICARTODNI
NO CAUSE CELEBRE
POET TO VISIT DUKE
INOIA SCHOLAR URGES SYMPATHY
INOIAN GUIDES (YMCA ORGANIZATION!
INDIAN PRINCESSES POWWOW WITH THEIR FATHERS
INDIAN OCEANS ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. OURHAM
INDIAN OCEAN ARTS FESTIVAL IS PLANNED
ARTS OF INOIA COMING TO FfSTWAL AT DUKE
DUKE FESTIVAL EMPHASIZES THIRD WORLD'S RICH CULTURE
FILM DIRECTOR JAMES IVORY TO VISIT OUKE
DUKE FESTIVAL CELEBRATES INOIAN OCEAN CULTURES
PHOTO DISPLAY OPENS AT DUKE
T"IRO WORLD SERIES BEGINS ON »ONOAY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
POET FROM INOIA TO LECTURE. GIVE READING ON THURSDAY
POET TO VISIT OUKE
SITAR CONCERT
INDONESIAN DANCER AT OUKE SUNDAY
INOIAN SUMMER
SEE ALSO SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS)
THE SPECTACULAR FALL
INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DODM (FILM)
THE MOVIE REVIEWER AND THE SATUROAY MATINEE
INDIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKET9ALL IEVANSVILLE. INOIANAI
SEE ALSO INOIANA UNIV. SPORTS. 3ASKETBALL ( BLOOMI NGTON, INOIANAI
KNIGHT: HOOSIERS WIN NASTY 'P*IZE'
INDIANA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL (3 LOOM INGTON. INOIANAI
1/02/84
2/24/84
3/08/8".
3/08/84
3/31/84
4/U/B4
4/16/84
4/19/84
5/02/84
5/09/84
5/17/B4
6/30/84
B/17/84
8/20/84
10/18/84
10/22/84
10/30/84
3/22/84
4/11/84
4/30/84
6/02/84
8/17/84
9/06/84
12/24/84
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N
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N
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N
N
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3/02/84 B
1
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4/12/84 B
1
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4/20/84 B
4
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4/21/84 A
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5/19/84 A
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5/29/84 B
1
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7/07/84 B
1
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7/13/84 C
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5
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8/25/84 A
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8/29/84 A
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10/18/84 B
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H 2 5/23/84 A 3 N
H 2 7/08/84 A 9 N
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3/06/84
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6/12/84
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6/14/84
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6/16/84
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6/20/84
A
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6/27/84
A
4
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8/19/84
A
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8/20/84
A
5
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s
2
8/20/84
c
2
N
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a/28/84
A
4
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H
2
9/06/84
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6
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9/06/84
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8
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H
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9/07/84
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N
S
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9/28/54
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10/07/84
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8
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s
2
10/30/84
A
3
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2
10/31/84
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H
2
U/OI/84
A
4
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11/01/84
A
4
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s
2
U/OI/84
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H
2
11/04/84
D
4 T
T
R56
H
2
11/06/84
A
4
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11/28/84
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4
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12/16/84
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7/26/84 D
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8/19/84 A
11
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8/20/94 A
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5
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9/06/84 0
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10/05/84 A
12
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10/19/84 D
12
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11/27/84 C
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11/29/84 C
4
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11/29/84 D
10
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12/07/84 D
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H 2 6/08/84 D 10 U S66
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SEE ALSO INDIAN! STATE UNIV. SPIRTS. B4SKFT9ALL (EVANSVILLE.
ALFORD'S POISE. PROGRESS AID -IOOSIERS INTO THICK OF FRAY
INDIANA'S BREAD BUTTERED WITH '0'
KNIGHT GOT GOOU LOOK AT PLAYERS
SMITH. KNIGHT HATCH PROGRAMS. NOT STYLE
UNC-INDIANA: DEFENSE MAY TELL THE TALE
TOUGH-GUY KNIGHT PLAYING UNOE'OOG'S ROLE
HOOSIERS STUN UNC
HOOSIERS KICK HEELS OUT OF NCAA TOURNEY
INDIANA CONTROLS TEMPO. CAROLINA IN WIN
VIRGINIA VS. INDIANA: MATCHUP OF SIMILARITIES
BOBBY KNIGHT SAVORS BIG WIN
CAVS. "CATS ADVANCE TO FINAL = OUR
INDIANA UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
MALLORY. HOOSIERS WANT IMPROVEMENT IN RUSHING OFFENSE
HOUSIERS INVADE WALLACE WAOE FOR FIRST NIGHTER
SALLY'S RALLY SAVES OUKE • S ■ 84 DEBUT
INDIANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO THE CAROLINA INDIAN VOICE (NEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO OCCANEECHI INDIANS
INDIAN NEWSPAPER BATTLES ADVPSITY
CHEROKEFS TO HOLO JOINT COUNCIL
INDIAN STUOY PROGRAM A FIRST IN NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEES TO HOLD FIRST COUNCIL IN 147 YEARS
CHEROKEE LEADERS VOW TO WORK » OR PROGRESS
DIGGERS BELIEVE THEY'LL UNRAVEL STORY OF INDIAN VILLAGE
COUNCIL OF STATE OKS BUYING COUNTRY CLUB FOR INOIAN CENTER
INDIANS. U.S.
NATIVE AMERICANS
BIG POWWOW
INDIGENCY SCREENING PROJECT
DEFENDANT SCREENING: GOOD OR HAD?
SCREENING OF FREE LAWYER REQUESTS PAYS OFF
SCREENING 'INDIGENTS' PROVES 40RTH TO COURTS
■FREE' LAWYERS SHOULD BE FEWER
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
BOOST SEEN IN IRAS
IRAS CALLED "NAME OF THE TAX ;AME'
TAX FILING DEADLINE SPURS IRAS IN STATE
INOOOR AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
HAVE ENERGY SAVINGS LEO TO INDOOR AIR POLLUTION?
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
SEE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
INDUSTRIAL OFVELOPMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
SEE ALSO RESEARCH ANO OFVFLOPMENT PARKS
CIVIC LEAOERS URGE COOPERATION
CHAMBER PLANNING NEW BIO TO ATTRACT INDUSTRIES TO CITY
A PLUG FOR LOOP INOUSTRY
16 AREAS STUDIED FOR BUSINESS PARKS
ROYAL GROUP MULLING OURHAM HEAOOUARTERS
NEW DURHAM PLAN DETAILS UNVEILED
OURHAM COMPETING FOR 151 MILLION PLANT
COUNCIL WON'T DELAY WATERSHEO HEARING
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS SET
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS t85.000
OEVELOPERS 'GOBBLE UP' EMPTY LOTS IN DURHAM
CITY BACKS EXTENOING BRIGGS AVENUE TO PARK
NEW COMMUNITY BLENDS CASH, KNOW-HOW, VISION
RETAIL SALES RANKING CONFIRMS GOOO NEWS
PROGRAM PROMOTING DURHAM REACHES GOAL OF 11.2 MILLION
Y SUB
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3/21/84
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. LA
SEE ALSO RESEARCH ANO DFVFLOPMEN
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK.
1983 CALLED GREAT YEAR FOR BUS
TEXAS DEVELOPERS PLAN INDUSTRI
DURHAM ECONOMY HAS BIG YEAR
RTP TO GET PRODUCT-TESTING LA?
UL COMING TO DURHAM: PLANT IN
RTP A TRIANGLE BOON
FIRM THINKS RTP IS 'BEST'
OURHA" PLANT BEGINS WITH RITUA
1-40 PANEl DISCUSSES TEMPORARY
MITSUBISHI PLANT IS FIRM'S FI1
DEVELOPMENT IS KEY ISSUE IN Cj
■ALERT' REQUESTED ON AREA AROJ
DUKE POWEP OFFICIAL: COUNTY G3
1PM TO USE NEW PLANT FOR COMPJ
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK IS PLANNE3
TEER BUILDING INDUSTRIAL PARK
WHY OH HIGH-TECH COMPANIES MOV
VARIETY SPICES N.C. EFFORT TO
RESPONSIBILITY THE 1-40 MANDAT
WEST GERMAN OFFICIAL TO SCOUT
HUNT WARNS ABOUT TRIANGLE GROJ
SOUTHERN DURHAM GROWTH SUPPORT
RTP GROWTH MAY CAUSE PAINS. 0=
JOBS IN EAST DURHAM SHOULO BE
AREA MUST HEEO WARNING ABOUT 5
WEST GERMANY, STATE AGREE ON 3
RESIOENTS HAVE 'CHOKING FEELIN
WYNN SAYS TECH DRAWS INOUSTRY
TWICE WARNED, TRiANGLE OFFICIA
PUBLIC WORKS PANEL APPROVES WA
EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IS A NEW FACT
HUNT WELCOMES LUTRAVIL
INSTRUMFNTS FIRM HOLDS CEREMON
COMPAN* TO LOCATE IN DURHAM C3
NORTHERN TELECOM PLANS NEW EXP
NORTHFRN TELECOM EXPANSION TO
WATER PROPOSALS WOULD AFFECT i
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
NEW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3,
WATFRSHFO PLANS LINKEO TO NEW
DURHAM LEADFRS FXCITED ABOUT P
STATE OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC JB1
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD AL Lc
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULO
CANDIDATES DISCUSS COUNTY WAT':
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,1
CHAMBER ASKS DELAY ON CCURTHOJ
CARR SAYS DEVELOPMENT PLANS A<
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
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HOUSING
ST SEMICONDUCTOR VENTURE IN U.S.
MMISSIONERS ELECTION
NO I-4D
T 3,878 NEW JOBS IN 1983
TFR SOFTWARE
NORTH OF RTP
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N N U A L
1/01/84
PAST, FUTURE CAN BLENO HELL
PROGRESS, PRESERVATION CAN WOR
1-40 PANEL BUILDS NEW ROAOS
CENTER DEDICATION SET AT RTP
CHEMICAL FIRM PLANS TO »UILD P
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR UTILITY LIN
MRS. HERON SHOWED COURAGE
SANFORO HEADING N. DURHAM PROJ
MINI-CITY LANO PRICE TOPS »10
3 COUNTY FARMS SOLD FOR PROJE:
KENAN. JEESEE JOIN SANFOROS IN
TREES START CHEMICALS CENTER
SANFORO'S INVESTMENTS ENOORSE"
ROADS LEAOING TO PARKS. MINI-:
DEVELOPERS WANT PROPOSEO COMMJ
LAKES TO BE PROTECTED
YEAGfcR: PLANS FOR NEW TOWN C OJ
MAYOR BACKS MINI-CITY ANNEXATI
MINI-CITY EXCLUOEB FROM PLAN
CLASSROOMS TO BE AODED
PROTECTING WATER QUALITY IS F3
MCKISS1CK TO SANFORO: '...I CI
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTI3
NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT HAS EXCEL
NEW PLANT TO LOCATE IN TRIANGL
SILICON-WAFER PLANT DUE IN COJ
NEW RTP COMPANY TO HIRE FROM 5
SOUTHERN DURHAM HASN'T BEEN RJ
VISION, WIDE DECISIONS FUEL P«
GERMAN CHEMICAL PLANT OURHAM'S
ONE QUESTION, MR. GOVERNOR
PACE OF «84 INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
DURHAM HAS NOT TRIED TO COMPET
OURHAM CHALLENGED TO SEEK MOR;
CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS DURHAM S
PORTER GIVES REALISTIC APPRAIS
IBM SOUASHES RUMOR ABOUT MOVE
LAND-USF PLANS TALKED BY COUNT
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG ON RES?
NEW LANO SWELLS DEVELOPMENT TO
HERON: RTP GROWTH WILL BENEFIT
NEW TOWN OEVELOPERS SEEK NATI]
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
SPARE HISTORICAL AREA
COUNCIL TO DEBATE WATER OUALIT
DEVELOPER, CITY WORKING ON WAT
HAMNER HOPES TO HAVE 1ST TENAN
LAND PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKED
WATER, SEWER SERVICES EXTENSI1
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANOL
HUNT LAUDS CIBA-GEIGY RESEAR^
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOD CHO
MITSUBISHI PRESIDENT VISITS CI
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVE*
NORTHERN DURHAM MINI-CITY IS V
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SCO
TRIANGLE J BOARD BACKS ECONOMI
WATER PRESERVATION IS PUSHED
GROUP: RESTRICT DEVELOPMENT OM
CENTER HOTEL COULD 8E PLACED 1
SPEAKERS HAVE FEW COMPLAINTS ^
2<iO-ACKE BUSINESS PARK UNDER W
DEVELOPMENT IN '84 WORTH S231
INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS PARKS OEV
FUTURE CANAOIAN MOVIE CREDIT -
•THE PARK" — IT'S HUB OF COUNTY
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GKN AUTOMOTIVE COMPONE'I
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANN
SEE ALSO HENDERSON, N.C, INOUST
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BON}
SEE ALSO N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMISS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND OEVELOPMEN
SEE ALSO ROXBORO. N.C, INDUSTRI
STATE GETS 67* INDUSTRY INCREA
HUNT: 1983 GOOD ECONOMIC YEAR
BENDIX CANCELS PLANS FOR PLANT
FIRM BEGINS OPERATIONS IN MOR*
JAPANESE FIRMS LIKE N.C.
AREA PLANNERS EXPECT INDUSTRY.
ROSY FUTURE SEEN FOR CHATHAM
N.C DRAWS MOST FOREIGN COMPAN
VARIETY SPICES N.C EFFORT TO
WESTERN N.C. TO GET INCUBATOR
GOV. HUNT TO AOORESS CONFEREN:
NEW GROUP SEEKS MARINE INOUST'
HUNT WARNS ABOUT TRIANGLE GROJ
RTP GROWTH MAY CAUSE PAINS. OF
RESPONSIBILITY FO» CONTROL OF
ECONOMIC ROUNDTABLE PROPOSEO -
RTP MAY ASSIST GERMAN CENTERS
AREA MUST HEED WARNING ABOUT 5
GROWTH NEED NOT MEAN CHAOS
CRESCENT TOOL MOVING FOPGF WO*
KNOX nuTLINES RURAL ECONOMIC "
MANUFACTURING FIRM MOVES TO ST
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHAT
EXCESS WASTES FOUNO IN CAPE FE
AREA INDUSTRIES GET OEVELOPMEN
GROUNO IS BROKEN FOR NEW INDUS
N.C. IS RANKEO 10TH IN BUSINES
CANDIDATES AGREE INDUSTRY SHOJ
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR SPEAK
MARTIN SWATS TAXES
TRIANGLE J EXPECTED TO AOOPT 3
FIRM BUYS BUNCOMBE LANO FOR PL
BUSINESS. JOBS VITAL TO JOROAN
HUNT ANNOUNCES NEW INOUSTRY T3
OAVIDSON TO GET SlOO MILLION R
STUDY PANEL RECOMMENDS «10 MI_
KNOX URGES DEVELOPMENT IN EAST
RTI GROWTH CONTINUES
WANG TO BUILO 131 MILLION PLAN
EOMISTEN, KNOX COURT BLACK VOT
BUNCOMBE TO GET INDUSTRY
S.C, VA. EYE HIGH-TECH PLANTS
PRESERVING N.C. BEAUTY
HIGH-TECH RIVALS A THREAT
SFVERAL ISSUES CAUSING FRICTI3
HUNT TELLS JAPANESE HE OPPOSES
NEW N.C. INDUSTRY BEING ROBBED
COOPERATION RARE BETWEEN N.C.
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAMS LURE FI<
BOAT-BUILDING COMPANY SELECTS
INDEX
12/31/84
ITALIAN ENTERPRISE'
K TOGETHER
LANT IN RTP
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MILLION
T
DEVELOPMENT
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URHAM
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HOULD COMPETE VIGOROUSLY
AL OF CITY'S NEEDS
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OURHAM
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HAMNER SAYS IDEA IS...
Y-OEVELOPMENT LINK
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/34 - 12/31/8*
EXPANSION OF ENZYME PLANT PLA*<
INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS IN N.C.
ISLANDERS SPLIT ON EFFECTS ANO
ECONOMISTS SEE MORE GROWTH ah;
MOUNTAINS MAY PAY PRICE FOR li
EXECUTIVE SURVEY RANKS N.C. FI
OFFICIAL: GROWTH, ENVIRONMENT
NEW PLANT IN CREEOMOOR HOLDS '
NEW GRAHAM F!PM MAY EMPLOY 301
OUKE ECONOMIST CRITICIZES STAT
N.C. INDUSTRIAL EFFORTS TOO NA
COLT CONSIDERS MOVING PLANT T3
DOUBLE STANDARO UNFAIR
RECORO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN N.C.
ATCT WILL CONSTRUCT CENTER NE«.
COLLEGE AIDS CHARLOTTE'S INDUS
GROUP SAYS TOO MUCH FARMLAND ?
TAX OPTION COULO START COUNTY
ELECTROLUX CHANGES TO CREATE 5
ALAMANCE. PERSON AMONG COUNTS
N.C. HELPS SMALL FIRMS
MARTIN: GROWTH WILL HELP RURAL
AUTHORITIES SAY HIGH TECHNOLGi
BIOTECHMOLOGY CENTER "EGINS NE
1984 ECONOMY: STATE BUSINESSES
NED
UP THIS YEAR
PENEFITS OF TQURISM
AO IN N.C.
OUSTRIAL "ECRUITMENT
RST AS SITE FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
COMPATIBLE
COUNTRY* OPENING
E'S DEVELOPMENT PLAN: SAYS TOO much...
RRJW IN FOCUS
N.C.
REPORTED
R CHARLOTTE
TRIAL RECPUITMENT
EING OEVOURED BY DEVELOPMENT
WAR
0 JOBS AT HAW RIVER PLANT
S GETTING GRANTS
AREAS M»«E TRANSITION
Y BRINGS... SPYING IN NORTH CAROLINA
W GROWTH PHASE
SOARED. CRASHED
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, >
ORANGE COUNTY
• C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL OEVElOPMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO 'ECHNOLOGT
N.Y. SEEKS SOFTWARE INSTITUTE
INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE
SEE ALSO SPIES
HI-TECH ATTRACTS SPIES
FBI: SOVIET SPIES MAY TARGET 'ARK
AUTHORITIES SAY HIGH TECHNOLOGY 3R INGS. .. SP Y ING IN NORTH CAROLINA
INDUSTRIAL INNOVATORS, INC.
SEE ALSO GUNTE* AND COOKE (DURHAM, N.C. CO. I
DURHAM COMPANY DEVELOPS COMPUTERIZED YARN-MAKING
INOUSTRIAL PARKS. N.C.
SEE RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
SEE ALSO FARM PRODUCTION
A LIGHT IN THE ECONOMIC DARK
UTILITIES PATEO PRODUCTIVE, FINANCIALLY WEAK
NATION'S PRODUCTIVITY IS UP
INDUSTRIAL RELOCATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
WHY DO HIGH-TECH COMPANIES MOVE WHERE THEY DO? THEIR REASONS VARY
INOUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS
SEE ALSO BONOS
SEE ALSO FARM FINANCE AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C "ONDS
$7 MILLION IN BONOS OK'O
BONOS ARE APPRUVED FOR OXFORO PLANT
PROTECT STATE'S CREDIT »»TING
INFANT MORTALITY
INFANT CEATH RATE RISE SEEN IN N.C.
INFANT DEATHS TIED TO TEEN PR5GNANCIES
CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT PREMATURE BIRTHS MATURES
CENTERS FOR HIGH-RISK INFANTS EXIST
INFANT NUTRITION
SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
STATE HAS MALNUTRITION
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INFANT SAFETY SEAT LOANER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILO RESTRAINT SEATS
INFANT CAR SEATS AVAILABLE
ORANGF PROGRAM LOANS CH!LD-SA=ETY SEATS
SAFETY SEAT PROGRAM NEEDS VOLJNTEERS
INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. wuROER
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
BODY OF BABY GIRL IS FOUND IN TOTE BAG IN JORDAN LAKE
OFFICIALS TRY TO IDENTIFY BODY OF GIRL FOUNO IN LAKE
INFANTS
SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SEE ALSO HIGH RISK INFANT TRACKING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PREMATURE INFANTS
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
DOCTOR: BABY'S COOING may BE : OMMUNICATION
BABIES OUITE ADEPT AT SOLICITING PARENTS' LOVE
CENTERS FOR HIGH-RISK INFANTS EXIST
TODAY'S HIGH-TECH BABY
INFANTS. ABANDONED
SEE CHILO ABANDONMENT
INFECTIONS
SEE ALSO BACTERIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO names OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
MIGRANTS' INFECTIONS ARE STUDIED
DRUGS CAN LOWFR DEFENSES
AIDS INFECTIONS LIKELY TO BE "ORE COMMON
INFERTILITY
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
8-P0UN0 BABY BOY IS REWARD OF COUPLE CLINGING TO HOPE
INFLATION, ^[NTERNATigNA^^ ^^ I<FL4TI0N KEEPS FR0N 0ESCEN0ING (CART00N1
INFLATION, U.S.
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SFE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOOO. COSTS
SEE ALSO WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX
FEAR OF INFLATION IS REAL
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12/27/84
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LINK BETWEEN OEFICIT, INFLATIDN IS NUT DIRECT
INFLATION RATE. INTERNATIONAL
SEE INFLATIONt INTERNATIONAL
INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO AVIAN INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAM=S OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
FLU NOT 8IG PROBLEM IN SCHOPLS " " ""'
FLU IN N.C. HELO NOT EPIOEMIC
FLU-LIKE VIRUS HITS DURHAM SCHOOLS
SCHOOLSt BUSINESSES FEEL PINCH FROM FLU
FLU HITS JUNIOR HIGH, ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
FLU CAUSING ABSENTEEISM IN SCHOOLS
Ftu^lfs^l.^E SchOulT" 4T SCH°0LS' PUSINE»"
DRUG PREVENTS OR SHORTENS DURATION OF FLU
2N0 STRAIN OF FLU SEEN MOVING INTO CAROLINAS
NEW FLU WORRIES OOCTORS
INFLUENZA SHOTS
FLU SHOTS URGED FOR ThE ELDERLY CHRONICALLY ILL
INFORMATION RESOURCES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
SFl,:rtS2,L.IBI}*RIES' N.C.t OOCUMENTS COLLECTIONS
«E||ARCH LIBRARIES BULGE WITH INFORMATION
INFORMATION SEMINAR SET FOR OJRHAM
HELLO! WHAT'S THE POINT SPREAD FOR MORNINGSIDE?
INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECOROS
LAW WOULD MAKE DISCLOSURE A C*IM6
INHERITANCE
SEE ALSO WILLS
SOME FOLKS WAITING FOR OIL MONEY
HEIRS AWAITING WORD ABOUT OIL MONEY
INHERITANCE TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
FUTURE OF FAMILY FARMS SHOULO BE MAJOR ISSUE
INN1SFREF
c«?!M,?'!'T,.JT!2.M,5?'< OPTING OF UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
EXTENSION PAVES WAY FOR 831 HOUSING UNITS
INNOCULATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
INOCULATION
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
INWslN;STYfg?F?^EiSsiZDOMN?UCH!E?S^LNSANE °0RING S'EGE
CLIPPED COMMENTS
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HINCKLEY ACQUITTED AS INSANE IN SHOOTING PRESIOENT REAGAN
INSECT STINGS
SEE ALSO BEES
SSPSSJnHS! EIXI? 5E*son will soon be upon us
VACATIONS: perils ano MISERY CAN BE AVOIDED
INSECTICIDE
SEE ALSO HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO PESTICIOES
AFTER TERMITE TREATMENT CAME DIZZINESS
WATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT ■>««•■«»»
EPA WILL PAY FOR WATER LINE EXTENSION
INSECTS. PESTS
SEE ALSO BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO HORNWORMS
SEE ALSO MOSQUITOES
SEE ALSO PEST EXTERMINATORS
SEE ALSO TERMITES
SEE ALSO TICKS
INSECT CHECKS HELP CROP
?S5ISSII£»S9RMOBe USE0 T° to«l fleas
INSECTS NEEO WATER TO SURVIVE
SCIENTISTS AT UNC TURN BACK '-.LOCKS' TO CONTROL INSECTS
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SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
OUKEt UNC PROFESSORS ON TV SK1W
INSIGHT (DURHAM MQRNING HERALO FEATUREI
JANUARY INSIGHT
FEBRUARY INSIGHT: DOWNTOWN DU' HAM IS NO MORE CR IME-R I OOEN. . .
THE FACE OF HUNGER IN OURHAM IN OLD. YOUNG. MALE. FEMALE...
DOCTORS CHECK US IN AT BIRTH, SIGN US OUT AT OEATH...
EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IS A NEW FACT OF LIFE IN DURHAM COUNTY...
OURHAM GAINS A GREAT DEAL MORE FROM ITS RICH LOOE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
THE LAST TIME WE TACKED AN AM? NOMENT TO IT...
HAIL TO CONSTITUTION
FIGHT -BIG BROTHER' WIT
AUGUST INSIGHT
SEP'EMBER INSIGHT
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
DECEMBER INSIGHT
INSIGHT PRODUCTIONS
VIDEO COMPANY MOVES ITS OFFICES TO OURHAM
INSOMNIA
SEE SLEEP
INSPECTIONS ICITY C COUNTY OFFICES)
SEE OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
INSTITUTE FOR CULTURAL AFFAIRS
TINY TOWN REVIVED. BUT...
INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO FOUNOATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
SEE ALSO PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PSYCHICS
FRIEND OF MRS. GANDHI SAYS INDIA HAS LOST ITS BEST LEADER
INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES
OURHAM GROUP LOOKS AT MONEY AN 0 POLITICS
INSTITUTE DISTRIBUTES FACTS ON HUNT. HELMS FINANCING
STUOY PROBES CAMPAIGN FINANCES
HELMS' OUT-OF-STATE MONEY TOPS HUNT'S
SFVERAL OFFICES ARE VANDALIZED
INSTITUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
HAUSER APPOINTEO INSTITUTE DUECTOR
TRANSPORTATION POST APPOINTMENT GOES TO NCSU PROFESSOR
INSTITUTE OF CREATION RESEARCH ISAM OIEGO.
SEE EVOLUTION
CALIFORNIA!
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM SERVICES
SEE ALSO MUSEUMS. U.S.
SCIENCE MUSEUM GETS 150.000 FEDERAL GRANT
INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR DRAMA
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTOOOR DRAMA
INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN STUDIES
SEE INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES
INSULATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
INSULATING
INSULATION CAUSES FIRE IN H0M5
THE INSURANCE CENTER OF OURHAM
ROSE'S STORES NOTES RECORD SALES. PROFITS
TWO DURHAM INSURANCE COMPANIES MERGE. MOVE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SEE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
INSURANCE FRAUO
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
CARPBORO MEN FACE INSURANCE CHARGES
FRAUO CHARGEO
FRAUD CHARGE FILED
1Z ARE SENTENCEO IN CAR-WRECK INSURANCE SCHEME
Z ARE SENTENCED IN FRAUO CASE
OEFENDANTS IN SCHEME PLAN NO APPEAL
GUILFORD JURY RETURNS 357 SEA.EO INOICTMENTS
INSURANCE INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING "UREAU
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES SAY INGRAM SOUGHT OONATIONS
INGRAM DEFENOS CONTRIBUTION CALLS
OONATIONS TO INGRAM RAISE QUESTIONS
•SURE I GAVE MONEY TO THE INGRAM campaign...' ICARTOONI
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LONG RACKS DEREGULATION FOR I1SURANCE FIRMS
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STATES PLAN ACTION AGAINST SELLERS OF ANNUITY POLICIES
INGRAM HARASSING INSURANCE FHMS. LOBBYIST CHARGES
STUDY OF INSURANCE LAWS URGED
INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE RATES
BLUE CROSS RAISES INSURANCE RATES
ALLSTATE REDUCING AUTOMOBILE, HOME INSURANCE RATES
INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAJ
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TAX 'A DISGRACE'
MENTS WARY OF TAX
HOOLS TOP HUNT BUO
EN
OUS
ACK
SUPPORTED
R VOTE
LS AOVANCE IN ASSEMBLY
NGES ADVANCE
NGIBLES TAX
SE
TAX REMAINS STALLED
TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
URN THIS WEEK
EO
£ AGENDA
ES TAX
TEREO
IN
SCUTTLED
NGIBLES TAX
AX MAILED TO N.C. CITIES ANO COUNTIES
BUT LOOK FAMILIAR
E INVENTORY. INTANGIBLES TAXES ISSUES
PLACEMENT OF TAX FUNDS
ES
E CHANGES
REPEAL PROPOSALS
GET
INTEGRATION, MILITARY
SEE BLACKS. MILITARY
SEE MILITARY
INTEGRATION. SCHOOLS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. OESEGREGAT 101
INTELLIGENCE
THE GENERALIST: A CHAT WITH HIM IS A CULTURAL TRIP
GIFTED PROGRAM To BE CUT
INTELLIGENCE AGENTS
SEE SPIES
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
READY TO REOPEN
CHILD CARE GETS S5.000 FROM STATE
DAY-CARE SERVICES TO BE LISTED
MONEY SOUGHT TO GIVE SHELTER TO HOMELESS
COUNCIL URGES SERVCIES PANEL TO EXPAND ROLE
SERVING A NEED
INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. N.C.
ALLIANCE WANTS ROLE IN PLAN
VOTER ORIVE TOMORROW
INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO BONO MARKETS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS LOAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C,
SEE ALSO MORTGAGE RATE
SEE ALSO PRIME INTERES
MOST LARGER N.C. BAN
NCNBER FORESEES GRAO
STATE IS RAISING INT
WACHOVIA HIKES ITS R
STATE RAISING INTERE
ANOTHER ROUND OF 'MA
DR. MAURICE LEE: REC
BANKERS SAY INTEREST
BANKER SAYS INTEREST
APPALACHIAN ECONOMIS
FIXED-RATE MORTGAGES
STATE OECREASES ITS
TAR HEEL'S IN-MIGRAN
STATE CUTS INTEREST
LOWER INTEREST RATES
GROUP SAYS '8S MORTG
JOB EXPECTATIONS REP
BANKS TO EASE RULES
TAX RATE
s
T RATE
KS PAYING MORE ON SAVINGS
UAL INCREASE IN INTEREST RATES
EREST CHA'GES
ATE
ST PATE
LAISE?'
ORD-HIGH PRICES. INTEREST DURING 1985
RATES DRIVING AWAY HOMEBUYERS
RATES WILL RISE AS LONG AS FEOERAL DEFICIT STAYS.
T BELIEVES INTEREST RATES TO CONTINUE TO INCREASE
MAY MAKE COMEBACK
INTEREST RATE
T SEEN HELPING STATE'S INOUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
RATFS
SEEN HELPING SAVINGS AND LOANS
AGE RATES TO BE STABLE
ORTED 'GODO' IN DURHAM SURVEY
ON SOME HONEY ACCOUNTS
INTERFERON
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DUKE TO TEST NEW TYPE OF INTERFERON
INTERIOR DECORATORS
FURNITURE MAKERS SHOW NEW WARE 5 4T MARKET
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS!
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S.. 0E8T COLLECTION
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
RESCUE SOUAO FIGHTS 11.590 TAX PENALTY
IRS SEEKS 144 MILLION IN TAXES FROM PHILIP MORRIS AFTER REVIEW
IRS PUTS SQUEEZE ON CHURCHES. PASTORS
IRS PLAN GOES TOO FAR
IRS. PUBLIC SHOULD SEE RECORDS
IPS RULING COULO TAX WORK OF FUND-RAISERS
IRS RULING TO AFFECT ATHLETICS FUND RAISING
THE COST OF DOING NOTHING
IRS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER HELPERS
ACC OFFICIALS ARE RELIEVED BY IRS REVERSAL
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, EMPLOYEES
IRS WORKER THREATENED
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1/26/84
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6/07/84
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6/14/84
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6/14/84
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6/14/84
A
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6/20/84
A
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6/21/84
A
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6/22/84
6
10
N
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6/22/84
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1
N
H 2
6/23/84
1
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6/23/84
A
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6/27/84
A
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6/28/84
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6/28/84
A
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6/30/84
A
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6/30/84
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H 2
7/02/84
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7/03/84
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7/04/84
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12/31/94
SUBJECT
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INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION
SEE BALLET
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CO'P.
IBM GIVES 12. 8 MILLION IN GRANTS
WAFFLING AROUND OF IBM'S STOC< SEEN AS CURIOUS
RUMORS AbOUNO OF STAGVILLE SALE
IBM BEGINS DAY-CARE PROGRAM FOR WORKERS
TRAINING CENTER TO BE DEDICATED
CHILD CARE AVAILABLE FOB IBM
OPENS CENTER
FOUR SUE IBM FOR ST. 6 MILLION
WORKERS CHARGE IBM MADE THEM "GUINEA PIGS"
IBM SOUASHES RUMOR ABOUT MOVE TO AREA
IBM TO ENLARGE CHARLOTTE OFFICE
STATE MONEY AVAILABLE TO AID ENTREPRENEURS
FBI FAILS IN RESPONSE TO FANATICAL BOMBINGS
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CD3P.1 EMPLOYEES
HEALTH c RECREATION ARE SPELLED I-B-M
MURDER VICTIM'S KIN SUES FOUR PSYCHIATRISTS. DUKE
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH T9 I A
I9M TO USE NEW PLANT
ROYALL HELPS IBM OFF
DTI GETS SbC.300 GRA
COMPUTER TO AID OSAF
IBM RECEIVES AWARD F
IBM WINS GOVERNOR'S
HEALTH c RECREATION
IBM TO AOD BUILDING
IBM TO BUILO "OPE 0
CENTER SEEKS TO AID
ELECTRONICS CEN'ER
IBM LISTEO AS COUNTY
IBM GETS DUKE PO«ER
RECEIVES ENERGY AWAR
IS THIS 'DE-SELLING
IBM'S AD0ITI3N TO BE
ISM PLANS TO I.NCREAS
CHINES CO=P.. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
NGLE PARK
FOB COMPJTER SOFTWARE
ICIALS SRrAK GROUNO FOR COMPLEX
NT
TING. 460.000 ARE GIVEN TO OT I
OR HEALTH, FITNESS
AWARO
ARE SPELLED I-B-M
FICES
HANDICAPPED WORKERS
ETS H50.000 FOR TV SVSTE"
S 3IGGEST PRODUCER OF HAZARDOUS WASTES
AWARD FOR CUTTING BILL BY 13.2 MILLION
0
POWER?
EVEN LARGER
E OFFICE COMPLEX IN RTP
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
N.C. FARMERS SAD AT PASSING 0=
AN OLD NAME IN TRACTORS
INTERNATIONAL LADIES GARMENT WORKERS JNION
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED CLOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
LAWYERS FOR UNION THREATEN TO SUE HELMS FOR SONG USE
TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND UNION LAJNCH BUY-AMERICAN CAMPAIGN
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
WHO PAYS OFF eAD DEBTS'?
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS. MOSCOW
OLYMPICS SHOULD BE CHANGEO
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE KING'S OAUGHTERS AND SONS
SEE ALSO KINGS' OAUGHTERS HOME
KING'S OAUGHTERS PLAN MONTHLY GROUP MEETINGS
KING'S DAUGHTERS SET MONTHLY SROUP MEETINGS
KING'S OAUGHTERS GROUP MEETINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
OFFICERS INSTALLED
SHELTERING HOME CIRCLE LISTS MONTHLY MEETING
BAZAAR CONTRIBUTION
INTERNATIONAL PRIMATE PROTECTION LEAGUE (IPPLI
GROUP PROTESTS PLANS TO BUY GORILLAS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER (RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.I
CULTURE BECOMING PART OF MAKING 3US1NESS DEAL
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
VOTE ON UNION BEGINS
RFTIREMENT HOME VOTES AGAINST UNION
UNION PLANNING VOTE CHALLENGE
HOME IS FACING UNION CHARGES
INTERSTATE
SEE 1-40
SEE 1-65
SFE I-9S
INTERSTATE-85
SEE 1-85
INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. I SEE ALSO *,
BANK PLANS EXPANSION
NCNVS FLA. INVASION CRITICIZE
RULING M»OE ON BANK ISSUE
AT-HOME BANKING FOR THE TRIANO
BANKING CHANGES SEEN BENEFICE
FIRST CITIZENS ORAWING LINE CN
INTERSTATE BANK LAW IS ExPECTE
bANK OFFICIALS WANT NEW LAW
BANK LOBBYISTS SAY LEGISLATION
FIRST UNION DROPPING PLAN TO m
INTERSTATE BANKING LEGISLATION
PANEL BACKS REGIONAL BANKING
EDUCATION. ENVIRONMENT, 3ANKIN
legislative panel backs region
interstate banking wins n.c. s
banks cite increasing cchpetit
cpnsu'E" banks may »e loophcl;
SCL'S WANT AUTHORITY TO EXPAND
TAX CREOIT SOUGHT ON INVENTOR'
LEGISLATURE ASKEO TO ALLOW INT
SILS WANT 0« TO CROSS STATE LI
ROYALL PROMOTES SUCCESSION 3U
GROUP URGES 4500. r.00 FOR PASS"
STATE SENATE APPROVES INTERSTA
LATE HEARING MAY OOOM BILL ON
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT COULO
INTERSTATE BANKING OFFICIALS S
BIG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIV
AMES OF BANKS)
D
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L
Expansion
0 to be proposed
is neeoeo now
epge with fla. bank
DRAFTED
G TOP LEGISLATIVE AGENOA
AL BANKING ISSUE
UPPORT
ION
FOR NCNB. FUNB
TAX
ERSTATE scl acquisition
NES
nger train experiment
te banking measure
phosphates
kill banking bill
ay amendment coulo kill bill
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3/24/94
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4/04/84
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MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INOE
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
S U B J E
PIECE OF PROFITABLE PROPERTY
LOBBYIST CHARGES
INTERSTATE BANKING TILL IS IN STALEMATE
INTERSTATE RANKING BILL AMENOFD
LT. GOV. GREEN BIOS FAREWELL '0 N.C. SENATE
ROYALL SAYS LEGISLATURE HILL MNISH WORK TODAY
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
CITICORP PLANS TO BUY BURLINGTON'S MORRIS PLAN
CCB WILL LOOK AT NEW OPTIONS JNDER INTERSTATE BANKING ACT
N.C. BANKS MOVE CAUTIOUSLY ON TAKEOVERS
REGIONAL BANKING DELAY IS WOR'YING SOME IN INDUSTRY
TAX REFORM TO BE BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
ICC OKAYS CLOSING PART OF SEA30ARD LINE
INTERSTATE SECURITIES
CAROLINAS" STOCKS READY FOR REBOUND
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE ANO TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
DELAYS IN BRIOGE REPAIR LEAVE BOATS BACKEO UP
BRIDGE ON WATERWAY OPENS TO FREE BOAT LOGJAM
WATERWAY BOAT JAM BEGINS TO CLEAR
MARINES CONSIOER PUTTING GATES ACROSS WATERWAY
HOUSE OKS WATER PROJECTS
INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PATENT OFFICE
•artificial GILL1 HOLOS PROMISE
PATENT LAW CHANGE BOOSTS RESEARCH
INVENTIONS ON EXHIBIT MARCH 10
EXHIBIT FEATURES IOEAS THAT C1ANGE0 LIVING: EUREKA!
INVENTORS MAY LOSE PATENT, PROFITS RIGHTS
MORE MEFTINGS PLANNED FOR INVFNTORS ANO INVESTORS
ALAMANCE TEENS' ROBOT GRABS ATTENTION
ROBOT INVENTORS
INVENTORY TAX
SEE MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO MONEY "ARKET CERTIFICATES
SFE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
SFE ALSO SYNDICATION
CITY INVESTMENTS NET «4.9 MILLION
N.C. BROKERS BULLISH ON ' 8*
TO INVEST. OR NOT — ANO how?
MINUTES MATTER TO THIS INVESTOR
FLEXIBILITY KEY FOR INVESTORS
SYNDICATION HELPS INVESTORS OWN I
INGRAM HARASSING INSURANCE FUMS,
INVESTORS, DURHAM
HAMNER REPORTED SEEKING INVESTORS FOR HOTEL
HAMNER SAIO INVOLVEO IN HOTEL
LOCAL INVESTORS COULO SAVE CIVIC CENTER HOPES
TASK FORCE TO SEEK DURHAM INVESTORS FOR CIVIC CENTER
INVESTORS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
2 MEN RECEIVE SENTENCES
MORE MEETINGS PLANNED FOR INVENTORS ANO INVESTORS
CHECK FIRST, BUY LATER
INVISIBLE EMPIRE - KNIGHTS OF THE <U KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MUROER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MUROER, N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER, U.S.
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES FILED
FATHER OF FOUR CHARGED IN THEIR DEATHS
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN HUNTING OEATH
GIRL OIES AFTER APPARENTLY JUMPING FROM CAR
NURSE PLEAJS GUILTY TO DEATH
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA BRINGS PRISON TERM
GASTONIA SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN SLAYING
MIDDLEBURG MAN ARRESTED ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
ALTHOUGH CHARGE REOUCEO, PARKCR IS NO SHOW IN COURT
SUSPECT ARRESTED
ESCAPEE SENTENCED
FOR HIDING THREE DAYS, OEFENOANT GETS FIVE YEARS
IOTA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY
BLACK WOMEN TO BE HONORED ON =EB. 26
IOTA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY HONORS 26 BLACK WOMEN
ANNIVERSARY GALA IS FIRST OF OANCE FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
WOMEN EARN TRIBUTE
SORORITY OFFICERS
IOWA, ELECTIONS
DEMOCRATS IN IOWA: WHO WILL SJRVIVE?
IOWANS' SIGNAL BLURRED
IOWANS LIKE LIBERALS
IRAN
IRAN HELO HOSTAGE (CARTOON!
TREATIES SOMETIMES FUTILE
IRANIAN ARMY FIELD PACK (CARTOON!
IRAN-IRAQ WAR CUTS OFF PERSIAN GULF OIL SUPPLIES (CARTOON!
WAR OFFIES SIMPLE ANSWER
SAHA'IS PERSECUTED IN IRAN
COUNCIL PANEL CONCEMNS IRAN FOR PERSECUTION
COUNCIL STRAYS AFIELO
IRAN: IS JUSTICE POSSIBLE?
IRAN. BRITISH EMBASSY
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN, EMBASSIES
WHEN IN ROME. ..BE DISCREET
IRAN, FOOD
PERSIAN CUISINE:
IRAN, HOSTAGES
SEE HOSTAGES,
EXOTIC YET FAMILIAR TO AMERICANS
IRAN. MILITARY
PU2ZLING PARTNERSHIP
IRAN OIL: "DO YOU THINK IT WOJLD HELP IF WE CUT THE PRICE.
IRAN, OIL
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7/07/84
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7/09/84
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7/12/84
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7/16/84
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12/31/84
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IRELANO
SEE ALSO eALLYPOREEN, IRELANO
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PORTRAITS HIGHLIGHT IRISH SHOW
a bit o" the Irish: acklano afternoon tea is 'tan-tea lizing-
THE IRISH VOICES THAT SANG SO SHEET...
IRISH FILL IN REST OF TALE ON REAGAN
SUOOEN SHOHER ENDS REAGAN'S TALK
REAGAN SIPS AN ALE AND TALKS 3F COMING HOME TO IRELAND
HE CHARMED PARLIAMENT - EXCEPT FOR A FEH
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COMPARABLE PAY
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VOLS GRAB IRON OUKE LEAOl MS. HUMAN CLAIMS TITLE
ANORAPE GUIDES DEACONS TO IRON OUKE CLASSIC TITLE
IRON DUKES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SCHMID NAMED IRON DUKE DIRECT3R
RON SCHMID TO DIRECT IRON DUKES PROGRAM
IRRADIATION
SEE ALSO RADIATION
IRRAOIATION OF FOODS TO BE DECIDED
IRR IGATION
MORE FARMERS LOOKING AT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
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SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV. ISLAMIC ANO ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUOIES
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CITY PANEL TO BACK HAYTI CONTRACT RENEMAL
BID TAKEN FOR HAYTI PREPARATION
ISRAEL
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
8EHARE JACKSON'S BEDFELLOWS
J.N. DELEGATE DISPUTES REPORTS ON ARAFAT TALKS
UN VOTES REFLECT ISRAEL'S FRIENDSHIP
HELMS. HUNT NOT RUNNING FOR K'lESSET
ISRAELI 3-LEGGEO RACE (CARTOON!
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ISRAEL. FLECTIONS
ISRAELIS FLIPPING COIN THAT INFLATION KEEPS FROM DESCENDING (CARTOON!
PARTNERS IN COMMAND
ISRAFL. MILITARY
TOO ZEALOUS FOR VENGEANCE
ISUZU (JAPANESE AUTO!
BURLINGTON ONE OF THO AREAS RECOMMENDED FOR ISUZU PLANT
ITALY
SEE ALSO LEANING TOHER OF PISA
SEE ALSO SHROUD OF TURIN
AORIVERDERCI PISA: FRIENDSHIP FORCE GETS TO THE HEART OF BEING ITALIAN
ITALIAN VISITORS "ASTER ART OF SUBTLE OIPLOMACY
NANNY, FRIEND. TRAVELER: "CGHEE HAS ALL THREE OURING 'FANTASY YEAR'...
OIIRHAM TECH CHIEFS STUDY PLANT IN ITALY
ITCHGRASS
SEE ALSO CROPS
NEH THREAT TO CROPS FOUND ON THREE FARMS IN ROBESON
THE IVY ROOM (DURHAM. N.C. RESTAURSNTI
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED IN IVY POJM ROBBERY
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY AT IVY ROOM EATERY
JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MO"EHEAO HILLS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
CEREMONIES TO DEDICATE JFK TOWERS
DEDICATION
DEDICATION
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MRS. MONOALE PLANS TOUR OF DURHAM'S JFK TOWERS
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JIL OIL CO.
DAVIE OIL VENTURE INSPIREO BY VISION
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J. B. COLE POTTERY
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PARK TO HONOR SLAIN SERVICEMEN
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JAIL-A-THON SCHEOULEO
PUT A FPIENO IN JAIL
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JAILHOUSE BLUFS?
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OURHAH CRIMESTOPPERS PLANNING A FFW ARRESTS TO RAISE MONEY
JAILS. OURHAH
SEE DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
JAILS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO GUILFORO COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO PRETPIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO SATELLITE JAILS
RANDOLPH COUNTY HAY CONSTRUCT LARGE' JAIL
SHERIFFS GROUP DISPUTES CLAIHS PRIVATE INDUSTRY COULD RUN JAILS
PRISONERS LOVE 81-YEAR-OLO JAILER
ORANGE TO USE GRANT FOR JAIL SECURITY
•SATELLITE' JAILS PRUMISING
JAILS. N.C ASSAULTS
SEE ALSD ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. ASSAULTS
DEPUTY ACQUITTEO OF ASSAULT
INHATE IS KILLED IN JAIL
OEATH IN JAIL STILL HYSTERY 3 YEARS LATER
JAILS. N.C. PRISONER DEATHS
SEE ALSO PRISONER DEATHS. N.C.
SFE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C. SUICIDES
HAN. 39. COHHITS SUICIOE IN H5CKLFNBURG COUNTY JAIL
INHATE IS KILLED IN JAIL
STIFFER DWl PENALTIES COULD Hr AN HORE JAIL SUICIDES
OEATH IN JAIL STILL MYSTERY 3 YEARS LATER
INMATES' SUICIDE PACT DISCOVERED
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR HURDER
JAILS, N.C. SUICIDES
SEE JAILS, N.C, PRISONER DEATHS
JAMAICA
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
TRAVEL TO JAHAICA
JAHES B. DUKE ENOOWHENT
SEE DUKE ENOOW.HENT
JAHES BOYD ESTATE
WEYHOUTH OFFERS ENVIRONHENT FIR PRODUCTIVE TAR HEEL WRITERS
JAHES BRYANT CONANT AWARD
SFE ALSO AWAROS
GOVERNOR RECEIVES AWARD
JAHES E. SHEPARO LASERTOHA CLUB
START CLUB
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LODGE OFFICERS
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CLUB TO RAISE HONEY FOR HEARING IHPAIREO
RAFFLE DRAWING TODAY
CLUB RAISES 111.000
SERTOHA CLUB GIVES 41,500 IN iOUIPHENT, SCHOLARSHIPS
JAHSCAM
SEE N.C JAYCEES
JAPAN
SEE ALSO ATOHIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO N.C. JAPAN CENTER
SEE ALSO TOKYO STRING OUAR TE T
JAPANESE CHALLENGE U.S. IN CEHAHICS, EXPERT SAYS
GOVERNMENT STRONG INFLUENCE IN JAPAN
TAR HEELS HOLD OFF SHOCKERS
UNC SINKS SUN DEVILS FOR TTH STPAIGHT
CHAHINADE BEATS A BIG BOY AGAIN; UNC HOT IN JAPAN
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JAPAN, AUTO INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO AUTO INDUSTRY
BRING BACK COMPETITION
JAPAN, BUSINESSES
JAPANESE FIRMS LIKE N.C.
JAPAN CENTER HELPS SMOOTH CULTURE SHOCK FOR BUSINESSMEN
JAPANESE CHALLENGE U.S. IN CE'A»ICS, EXPERT SAYS
DURHAM WORKERS STUDY JAPANESE MANAGEMENT
LIFETIMF COMMITMENT CONSIDERED ROUTINE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
HUNT TELLS JAPANESE HE OPPOSES UNITARY TAX
N.C. TAX SYSTEM PLEASES JAPANESE
JAPAN. COMPUTERS
JAPANESE STUUY NCCU COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PRODUCING JAPAN USES THEM SPARINGLY
FROM SOUTH, NORTH AND JAPAN: • TEAM PAYING DIVIOENOS
JAPAN, ECONOMY
LINK BETWEEN DEFICIT, INFLATION IS NOT OIRECT
JAPAN, IMPORTS
JAPANESE LEAF MARKET MAY HURT N.C. FARMERS
JAPAN, SPORTS
TAR HEELS BEGIN FAR EAST SWING
TAR HEELS DEFEAT SHOCKERS IN JAPAN
JAPAN, TOBACCO
JAPANESE TRAOE MAY NOT HELP LEAF GROWERS IN N.C.
REYNOLDS, MITSUBISHI CORP. F01 M FIRM FOR CIGARETTE SALES IN JAPAN
JAPAN, TRAOE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
JAPANESE TRADE MAY NOT HELP LEAF GROWERS IN N.C.
LIFT U.S. TRADE RESTRICTIONS
JAPGON
SETTING A CLEAR PRECEDENT
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JAYCEE WOMEN
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCETTES
JAYCEE WOMEN ELECT PRESIDENT
N.C. JAYCEES VOTE TO OPPOSE ALLOWING WOMEN TO JOIN CLUB
JAYCEES
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO JAYCEES
SEE UURHAM JAYCEES
SEE U.S. JAYCEES
JAZZ
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARY LOU MIL
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SEE ALSO POCK CONCERTS
SEE ALSO POCK 'N' ROLL
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DUTCH JAZZ PIANIST TO PERFORM
NCCU HOSTS JAZZ FESTIVAL NEXT
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JAZZ CENTER PLANS TRIMMEO
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MARY LOU WILLIAMS JOINS 9 OTHERS IN HALL OF FAME
JEANS
SEE BLUE JEANS
JEFFERSON AwAKOS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
UNC GIVES FISCHERS 198<i JEFFE'SON AWARD
JEFFEKSON MARKETING CORP.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CL'JP
FEC TAKES ACTION AGAINST TWO SROUPS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB OFFICIALS TIED TO FOUNDATION OWNING AO FIRM
JUDGE TO HEAR EEC'S REQUEST A90UT CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
ROSE WANTS CLUB PROBE OPEN
ROSE SAID UNLIKELY TO GET OOCJMENTS
POLITICAL GROUP TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
JUDGE DISMISSES COMPLAINT AFHR FEC GETS DOCUMENTS
DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHARGES ILLEGAL CONT" I "UTIONS uaDE
ELECTION COMPLAINTS GOING TO VAKE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
IS INTEGKITY OF OUR ELECTIONS ENDANGERED?
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S ACTIONS IRE CRITICIZEO
ROSE PLANNING LAWSUIT TO SPEE") PROBE BY FEC
ROSE FILES SUIT AGAINST FEC
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ROSE RAPS EEC'S POLITICS
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HUNT AND HELMS SILENT ON SPECIAL PRESECUTORS
JUDGE OROERS FEC TO RULE BY OCT. 19 ON ROSE COMPLAINT
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3/09/84
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3/29/84
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4/22/94
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5/11/84
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5/17/e4
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5/18/84
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5/30/94
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7/19/94
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9/07/84
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566
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9/13/94
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9/30/84
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10/02/84
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10/24/84
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10/25/94
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11/31/84
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11/02/84
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11/29/94
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5/16/84
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2/17/94
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5/22/34
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7/10/94
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10/17/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT END BEFORE ELECTION
BOTH SIOES SAY RULING ON FEC VICTORY
HELMS' LAWYERS OPPOSE OPENING RULINGS
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGN DIRTINESS
FEC DECISION SAIO ORDERED BEFORE ELECTION
JUDGE OPDERS FEC TO ACT ON HELMS CASE
JUDGE ORDERS FEC ACTION WITHIN 30 DAYS
ROSE "AY ASK JUOGE TO TAKE PR3BE FROM FEC
GROUPS LINKED TO HELMS SAIO BARGAINING WITH FEC
JEFFERSON "EOAL
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OUKE HISTORIAN GETS JEFFERSON MEDAL
OUKF HISTORIAN RECEIVES MEDAL
JEFFERSON-PILOT CORP.
JEFFERSON-PILOT INCOME UP
JEFFERSON-PILOT EARNINGS UP
ACC ON TV
JEFFERSON-PILOT EARNINGS RISE SHARPLY
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE :0.
12 MILLION IS AWAROED
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT SAVES "OY AT DUKE
LUNSFORO OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
JELLYFISH
8ACKH0E USED TO MOVE JELLYFISH
BEACH PROBLEMS TAKE A HOLIDAY
PASSING PARADE
JERUSALEM
DON'T MOVE EMBASSY
JESUS CHRIST
■BROUGHT AS A LAMB TO THE SL AJ GHT ER .. ."
JET ENGINES
PLANT TO PROOUCE JET PARTS
JETS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. JETS. N.C. (MILITARY JETSI
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
PIEDMONT AIRLINES GETS Two OF 12 DUTCH JETS
JETS IN EXERCISE MAY CAUSE SONIC BOOMS
JEWEL THEFT
JEWELRY IS TAKEN
OIAMONO RING IS STOLEN
RING IS STOLEN
SILVER. JEWEL THEFTS CONTINUE - TWO MORE HOUSES ARE HIT
COST OF CHAPEL HILL BREAK-INS MAY BE AS HIGH AS 1150,000
JEWELRY STOLEN FROM HOME
JEWELRY STOLEN
JEWELRY MISSING
GUNS AND JEWELRY STOLEN
ANTIOUE JEWELRY STOLEN
ANTIOUE JEWELRY STOLEN; WORTH $50,000-175,000
EARRINGS ARE STOLEN
WOMAN REPORTS JEWELRY STOLEN
CAMERA, PENNIES STOLEN
GOLD WEODING BANOS ARE STOLEN
ELECTRONICS EOUIPMENT STOLEN
RINGS SAID STOLEN
MERCHANT NA3S SUSPECT IN JEWE.RY THEFT
RINGS STOLEN FROM CLOTHES AT S YM
RINGS STOLEN
RINGS ARE STOLEN FROM OURHAM HOME
GOLD RING REPORTED STOLEN
RECORDERS STOLEN
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT 3 FIRMS
APPLIANCES STOLEN FROM VAN
JEWELRY THEFT IS INVESTIGATED
JEWELRY IS STOLEN FROM HOME
118,000 IN JEWELRY REPORTED STOLEN
JEWELRY STOLEN FROM HOME
ORANGE WOMAN HELD FOR TRYING TO RUN OVER HUSBANO'
COMPUTER STOLEN
JEWELRY SAID STOLEN
132,000 IN JEWELRY, SILVER ST3LEN
JEWELRY TAKE FROM HOME
HANDICAPPED WOMAN ASSAULTED
HAN SNATCHES WOMAN'S NECKLACE
ANTIQUE JEWELRY STOLEN FROM HOME
JEWELRY THEFT INVESTIGATED
POLICE SAY UNPAID 147.25 HOTEL BILL LEO TO ARREST IN 1*00,000 GEMS CASE
JEWELRY, SILVER STOLEN
RESIDENCE ROBBED
DIAMONDS SAIO STOLEN OURING HOME BREAK-IN
JEWELRY
SEE ALSO RINGS
EVEN THE BEST GOLO CAN LEAVE SMUDGES
JEWS
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LSO DURHAM HADASSAH
LSO HANUKKAH
LSO "THE HOLOCAUST"
LSO JUDAISM
LSO JUOEA REFORM CONGREGATION
LSO KOSHER FOODS
LSO RABBIS
LSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
LSO YOM r IPPUR
ARE JACKSON'S BEDFELLOWS
VIS CRITICIZES JEWISH GROUP AGAINST JACKSON
"E'S BLUNDER FORGIVEN?
HER FOOD WON'T MAKE YOU JEWISH
RITAGE* BEARS DURHAM MARKS
GRAM ON JEWS IN ETHIOPIA
THRFATENEO 'REEUSENIKS'
ISH GROUP WRAPS UP GIFTS 0=
ISTMAS CAN BE DIFFICULT F0»
ALL DENOMINATIONS
JEWS
JIM TATUM MEMORIAL AWARD
SEE ALSO AWAROS
WALSH, DOHERTY HONORED
JOB CLUB
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
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8/27/84
A
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9/14/84
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9/19/84
c
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2
9/20/84
B
N
H
3
9/20/84
B
N
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2
9/2S/84
B
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9/25/54
B
N
s
2
9/27/84
C
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9/28/84
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10/01/84
A
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10/03/84
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10/04/84
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2
10/05/84
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10/06/84
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2
10/09/84
A
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2
10/09/84
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2
10/09/84
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10/14/84
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12/15/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/34 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
J08 CLU«S ORGANIZING IN TRIAN3LE
JOB CORPS
JOBS CENTER GETS CONTRACT
JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO EOUAL PAY FOR EOUAL wo= K
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
HOSPITAL CONSIOERS 12 FOR JOB-FAIRNESS POST
PANEL'S OPPOSITION TO JOB QUOTAS WELCOME CHANGE
APPEALS COURT AGREES FIRM DISCRIMINATED
WORKER LOSES SUIT
CORRECT THE 30-PERCENT RULE
APPEALS COURT FINDS NO DISCRIMINATION BY N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION.
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OF=ICE IN PARK
JOB SEARCHING
SEE ALSO RESUMES
STUDY: RESUMES may 3E USELESS
REFRESHING INITIATIVE
STUDENTS NEED JOB-HUNTING SKILLS. DEGREE
CLASS OF -a". WON'T SWEAT FINOING JOBS
JOB SEARCHING
CEOS GIVE ADVICE TO COLLEGE STUOENTS BEGINNING JOB HUNT
JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA SKILL ADVANCEMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYST=M
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY VETERANS JOB TRAINING PROGPAM
SFE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM COUNTIES EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM TO AIO 01 OER CITIZENS
DURHAM SHOULD HELP RETRAIN THE JOBLESS
N.C. TO GET 144.8 MILLION OF JOBS TRAINING ALLOTMENT
CHATHAM UUITl JOO AGENCY
COMMUNITY COLLEGES LOSING SOME INSTRUCTORS, SCOTT SAYS
CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS DELAY DECISION ON DUPLEX PROFOSAL
NCCU BEGINS INSTITUTES
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAMS LURE FHMS, IMPROVE LIFE
DURHAM TECH PARTICIPATING IN N.C. PROGRAM TO ASSIST NEW INDUSTRIES
CENTER SEEKS TO AIO HANDICAPPED WORKERS
TRAINING CENTER OEOICATEO
VETERANS GETTING All IN LOOKING FOR JOBS
FBI PROBES JOB TRAINING CONTRACTS
NCCU PROGRAM AIMS TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT
BRIGGS PROGRAM AMENDED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM FOR 'HARO TO EMPLOY- PRAISED
COMMUNITY ENHANCER
TRAINING PAYS DIVIDENDS
ADVICE TO THE YOUNG
WORK PEGINS ON 400-ROOM HOTEL AT OU'HAM FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE/CHATHAM CO. JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP CONSORTIUM
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM TO AIO OLDER CITIZENS
N.C. TO GET 144.8 MILLION OF JOBS TRAINING ALLOTMENT
CHATHAM QUITS JOB AGENCY
MORE JOBS, NOT ENOUGH
DURHAM JOB TRAINING DIRECTOR JILL RFSIGN
L.G. HOLLEMAN RESIGNING
HOLLEMAN: MERGE JOBS PROGRAM
TRAINING CENTER TO BE DEOICATED
OPENS CFNTER
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.C. EMPLOYERS
JOGGING
SEE ALSO LOMG-OISTANCE RUNNING
JOGGING HELPS HEARTS, BUT NOT FEET
THOSE ACHING FEET - DOCTORS NEEDED
'RUNNER'S HIGH- THEORY DISCOUNTED
Chapel HILL RACE PLANNED
N.C. MOTHER JOGS FOR DISEASE IURE
N.C. WOMAN JUGGING AGAINST OISEASE
BALLET GROUP TO HOLD RACES
LIGHTNING KILLS JOGGER
DOCTOR: FAMED RUNNER'S DEATH SHOULDN'T OETER OTHERS
JOGGING REMAINS A BOON
LIKE L IV1NG? OUIT SITTING
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY KICK
STUPY: COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAV: HEALTHY OBSESSION
LIGHTING UP THE JOGGERS
MILD WEATHER RUN
WARM WINTER
JOHN AVERY BOYS' CLUB
NEW LEACNING CENTER
CLUB HELPS KIDS WITH HOMEWORK
TOGETHERNESS
JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL
UMSTEAC PROGRAM SUPPORTED
WATER TREATMENT GRANTS OK'D
HOSPITAL GETS LCGAL ADVISER
BEN AIKEN HONORED AT BUTNER
UMSTEAO HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES CITED
BUTNER INSTITUTIONS ACE IN PROGRAM TO RECLAIM HEAT
CHRISTMAS GIFTS NEEDED FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS
UMSTEAO HONORS ITS FIRST NURSING DIRECTOR
DURHAM COUNTY AIDS SANTA CLAUS PROJECT
HEART-WARMING RESPONSE
JOHN B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL, YOUTH CENTER
SEE UMSTEAO YOUTH CENTER
JOHN CURTISS COMMUNITY EDUCATION AJARD
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION OIRECTO! TO BE HONORED
UUTSTANOING VOLUNTEER
JOHN R. MCAOAM ANO CO.
NEW RESERVOIRS RECOMMENOEO
COUNTY BOARD HEARS SHOUTING
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR SEWER REPORT
S I T
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DATE C PG L P 3YL
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7/26/84
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7
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1/21/84 B
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2/29/84 8
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2/11/84
2/15/84
2/16/84
346
B46
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE ".15
1/14/35
N E
P D
S I T
E L Y
DATE C PC. L P 3YL
county asked for more oetails on sewer plan
board says water. sewer planning hinges on zoning
john r. wooden award
see also awards
carolina's jordan wins wooden award
john ryan memorial golf tourney
see also golf
wake leaos ryan golf
carolina gains ryan golf lead
penaltyhelps deacs eoge duke
johnson c. smith univ.
formep smith president oies
8th president of j.c. smith dies of cancer
johnson motor co.
flea market moving to old rose's site
joint orange/chatham community action agency
see orange /chatham community action agency
jones ferky roao (chapel hill. n.c.i
ordinance woulo prohibit obscene cable tv shows
jones poultry
employee is charged with stealing chickens
jonestown
see religious cults
joppa oaks
hillsborough water hookup ban is lifted
jordache
judge to decide what happens to 20.000 pairs of jeans
JORDAN
THEY LOOKEO OVER JORDAN
KING HUSSEIN AT THE SUICIDE KING (CARTOON!
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
JORDAN GETS DRIVE-A-TE
JORDAN NAMES HONOR STU
JORDAN SINGERS WINNERS
JORDNA STUDENTS WIN HI
STUDENTS WIN IN MATH M
RINGING BELLS
MISS AMERICA, LOOK OUT
JORDAN HIGH FINISHES 2
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS GE
OUTSTANDING STUDENT
JORDAN COPS STATEWIDE
JORDAN TEACHER FINALI5
LACK OF BIDS DELAYS PA
PLANS TO IMPROVE SOUT1
JORDAN ANNOUNCES FUURT
•HERE" S WHAT'S NEXT'
JORDAN'S HIGH 10 TEAM
CURRICULUMS DIFFER AT
JORDAN WORKSHOP SET
JORDAN MATH TEACHER GE
STAGE SET FOR TONIGHT
COUNSELORS GROUP HONOR
BARBECUE SET
JOROAN POSTS 1ST QUART
EN PROGRAM
DENTS
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ERN. JOROAN PARKING LOTS DELAYED
H-OUAPT=R HONOR ROLL
PLACES SECOND IN NATION
THREE OUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS
TS NATIONAL AWARD
S PRINCI PAL
ER HONOR ROLE
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL. C IS TR I BUT I VE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO MARKETING ANO DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
PANEL 01 SCUSSION
MAKING THE SALE
JOPOAN HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
COUNTY STUDENTS GRAOUATE JUNE 8
GPAPUATION DAY; 'CHASE YOUR S1ARE OF RAINBOWS:' JOROAN HIGH
JORDAN GRAOUATES 295
WAITING
KUDOS TO JORDAN HIGH SENIOR
JORDAN ANNOUNCES I 9 1 <. GRADUATES
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
MURPHREE DONATES 11,000 TO JO<0AN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
DARKNESS PUTS SOUTHERN, JORDAV ON HOLD UNTIL MAY
TRIANGLE TITLE AT STAKE FOR SOUTHERN, JORDAN
SOUTHERN EARNS TITLE WITH SPLIT
SPLIT SENDS FALCONS, SPARTANS TO PLAYOFFS
JOROAN OUSTEO IN 3-A
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
JORDAN REBOUNDS WITH WIN
JOROAN DUMPS DUNN IN TRIANGLE MATCHUP
FALCONS BACK ON RIGHT TRACK
AVERY'S FALCONS WIN, INHERIT TRIANGLE LEAD
BYNUM'S SHOT LIFTS JOROAN
BYNUM BURNS COUGARS
MILLER TU COACH EAST STARS; FALCONS WIN AGAIN
THE FALCONS' MISSION: DON'T TANGLE IN 'WEBB'
WEBB STEALS SHOW, STOPS FALCOMS, 57-54
TRIANGLE RACE ALL EVEN
SOUTHFRN, JOKOAN BATTLE FOR HP SPOT
SOUTHERN VS. JOROAN: WITH TRIANGLE LEAD AT STAKE. THE OLD RIVALRY.
JORDAN FREE THROWS NIP SOUTHERN, 76-71
FALCONS PROVE A POINT WITH WIN OVER SOUTHERN
S. JOHNSTON 51, JOROAN 48
JORDAN WINS WRESTLING TOUPNAMFNT
JORDAN WHIPS W. HARNETT, ENTERS CRUCIAL ROAO SWING
FALCONS STILL JFKYLL-ANO-HYDE; BORDFN SIGNS
WFBP TAKES TURN HANDLING HOT POTATO AGAINST FALCONS
JORDAN KNOCKS WEBB FROM TRIANSLE LEAD
FALCONS BACK ON TRACK
FALCON WRESTLERS TOPS AGAIN
SOUTHERN EYES CHAMPIONSHIP
PARRISH, SOUTHERN RIP JORDAN, TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE
SPARTANS PEAKING FOR TOURNEY; TIGERS TUMBLE
EAST BLADEN ELIMINATES JORDAN FROM PLAYOFFS. 76-68
SOUTHFRN ADVANCES; JORDAN FALLS
FAVORED FALCONS BOAST OEPTH Fl R '85
JOROAN HOLDS OFF KNIGHTS' RALLY
FALCONS FLUTTER PAST KNIGHTS AFTER FAST START
JOROAN'S THIRD-QUARTER SURGE 3R0PS NORTHERN
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12/31/84
FALCONS START SLOW. SOAR IN 3' 0 PERIOD
JORDAN'S PRESS FIGURES TO ADO TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLFms
JORDAN'S PRESS FIGURES TO ADO TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLEMS
JORDAN OEFEATS TROJANS
FALCONS SHOW OFF AGAINST TROJANS
JORDAN EASES BY GREEN WAVE. 55-43
OUTSIDERS: JORDAN LONE DURhAM FAVORITE
SUN FAVORITES STUMBLE. PUT NO>l E TAKE FALL
HIGH-FlYING FALCONS
FALCONS FLY INTO SEMIS
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
THC" MCAN DINNER
KNOTT. HILTON KEY RETURNEES F3 R JOROAN FALCONS
KNIGHTS. FALCONS OPEN SEASON JITH A NON-CONFERENCE 'FINALE1
KNOTT LOOKS TO LOOSEN KNIGHTS' GRIP ON FALCONS
KNIGHTS' PALLY CLIPS FALCONS
KNIGHTS START SLOW. STOP FALCONS
JORDAN'S NIGHT
FALCONS TAKE TO AIRWAYS TO TRAP PANTHERS
FALCONS 'PASS' PANTHERS
JONES. EAST MAKE DROP JOROAN, 21-0
SOUTH JOHNSTON JOLTS JORDAN, 2B-16
APEX NIPS JOROAN; OAKLEY TOPS 1.000 DURING WEBB WIN
JORDAN SPIKERS ARE ON MARK THIS SEASON
JORDAN FALCONS SOAR BY EAGLES FOR THEIR FIRST LEAGUE WIN OF YEAR
JORDAN WIN ADDS FURTHER MISERY TO TROJAN SEASON
SPARTANS. FALCONS IN FINAL SHD "DOWN
SOUTHERN THRJWS DAVIS 56-1'. PARTY
MONTY OAVIS GOES OUT WITH A BOOM
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS
STILL A FALCON
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
JORDAN GIRLS HAVE HIGH GOALS
SOUTHERN, OXFORD BOTH WINNERS
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. VOLLEYBALL
FALCONS ADVANCE. LADIES OUSTE"> !N VOLLEYBALL ACTION
ORIESELL OFFERED 10-YEAR CONTRACT
JORDAN SPIKERS SLAM WAY TO STATE SEMIS
FALCONS ADVANCE
JORDAN SPIKERS N.C.'S BEST AGAIN
JOROAN CHAMPS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET Ml TH COBLE
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
JORDAN WRESTLERS TAKE 72-0 Mil
JORDAN WRESTLING STILL RIDING CREST OF VICTORY STREAK
SOUTHERN WRITES ENDING TO JORDAN'S WIN STREAK
SOUTHERN WRESTLERS PIN JOROAN
TRIP KEYS JORDAN TO TRIANGLE 3-A WRESTLING CROWN
JORDAN LUMBER SUPPLY
FORMER GARBAGE NOW PRODUCING 10X OF INCOME
JOROAN' S LE CHAROLAIS
RESTAURANT ROBBED
CASH BOX IS MISSING AFTER STEAK HOUSE BREAK-IN
JOSEPH A. C. WA3SW0RTH PROFESSORSHIP IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OPHTHALMOLOGY DEPT.
JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN UNIV. CENTER
SFE ALSO OUKE UNIV., BUILDING PROJECTS
DUKE TO RENOVATE 2 BUILDINGS
KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN
BETWEEN EXAMS. FREE MUNCHIES
JOSEPH ANO THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR OREAMCOAT I PL AY I
DPEAMCOAT DOESN'T QUITE FIT
USFE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO PEABODY AWARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
BRITISH, AMERICAN JOURNALISTS TO MEET
JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
PRESS MUST REGAIN FAITH
BACKLASH SEEN AGAINST PRESS
BRITON, AMERICAN CLASH ON ETHICS
HUNT STAFF OEMANOS RETRACTION OF 'RUMORS' ARTICLE
WINDSOR REACHES NEW LOW IN ATTACK ON HUNT
CHATHAM EOITOR TURNS HIS BACK ON DECENCY
RUBES ON PRESS ROW
MEOIA RESTRAINT NEEDEO
JUST HOW FAR WILL THE 'MEDIA' GO FOR A STORY?
JUOAISM
see also hanukkah
see also jews
n.c. baptist se"inary gets jewish lecturer
two views of jewish art diffe'
judea reform congregation
see also beth-el synagogue
see also ourham hauassah
see also hanukkah
see also jews
synagogues mark special week
judge gallery
judge gallery to open at brig-itleaf souare
judges, ourham county
see also courts, "urham county
CHIFF district court JUDGE eyeing higher post
SEEMS EVEN JUDGES GET CONFUSED - AND OVERRULED
JUDICIAL STANDARDS PANEL INVESTIGATING GALLOWAY
JUDGE GALLOWAY'S CONOUCT STUDIED
GALLOWAY PROBE CONSIDERED ROUr INE
GALLOWAY PROBE 'LONG OVERDUE'
JUDGE WHOS HOW HIS JOB OUGHT TO BE DONE
JUDGING THE JUDGES: PROCESS OF SECRFCY
JUDGE MOORE. 73. DIES
JUDGE'S COURT SESSION was CHA1TIC
JUDGE MOORE SERVEO DURHAM WEL.
WHO IS GJILTY IN DISTRICT COU' T SYSTEM?
JUOGE'S LAWYERS CALL EOMISTEN'S SUIT STUPID
LEGAL MOTION LOADED WITH POLITICAL PUNCHES
DISTRICT COURT JUOGESHIPISI O'AWING HOST OF PROSPECTS
OURHAM JUDGE ASKS STATE TO PAY COSTS OF HIS SUIT
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12/12/84
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12/12/84
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12/19/94
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1/01/84
•I 0 E X
12/31/84
JUDGE GALLOWAY AT OOOS WITH H3RNER AGAIN
'JAILHOUSE JUSTICE1 IRKS JUDGE LABARRE
COUNTY JAIL IS NO PLACE TO HO. 0 OISTRICT COURT
LABARRE SAYS GALLOWAY PRACTICE LUDICROUS
JAILHOUSE JUDGMENTS HIT BY DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
GALLOWAY, READ OUN'T AGREE ON TALK ABOUT JAIL
JAIL COURTS ENDING, JUOGE READ SAYS
JUOGE5 AGREE TO NO MORE JAIL SESSIONS
COURTHOUSE CONTROVERSY UNDERMINES PUBLIC TRUST
COURT SHOULO LEARN A LESSON
JUDGE SHOULD SPEND TIME IN CLERK'S OFFICE
THE CONSTITUTION PROTECTS THE POOR, TOO
TIME TO QUIT -HARASSING' JUOGE GALLOWAY
JUDICIAL INVESTIGATOR ON GALLOWAY'S TRAIL?
HUNT APPOINTS JUOGE
GANTT, FORMER JUOGE IN OISTRICT COURT, DEAD
JUSTICE ILL-SFRVtO
6 apply for durham juogeship
3 prosecutors. 1 lawyers vyins for judge's seat
judge rules part of safe roads act unconstitutional
3 to vie for durham juoce's job
lobbying begins for durham judgeship appointment
lawyers say juoge galloway • u cons i st ent '
juoge frees man despite guilty plea
judge's actions often appear «s justi ce-b y- wh im
retiring with distinction
juoge was wrong 10 free defendant
party for judge pearson
brief retirement
panel taking nominees for judgeship
hudson appointed district cou* t juoge
hudson new judge
hudson to be sworn in tomorrow
hudson will 6e sworn in tomorrow
read may be new judge
new judge on the bench
new juoge is roped
nccu insturctor appounted judge
chief district judge gets appointment to superior court
read new superior court judge
•in control': the freshman juoge in ourham's district court...
judges, durham county, elections
martin, brannon seek judgeships
brannon seeks re-election; ma<tin filfs for appeals court
thanks to all of you.. .james h. swindell (aoi
martin, brannon running uncontested
judges, n.c.
see also courts, n.c.
see also criminal justice system
see also gag orders
see also lawyers, n.c.
see also n.c. supreme court
klan-nazi trial judge runs 'good, tight ship-
three democrats recommenoeo f3 r vacant juogeship
superior court juoge named
judge sworn in
judge nameo
order is issueo to block judge from jailing man
southern pines woman is superior court juoge
woman chosen superior court jjoge for n.c.
juoge resigns to clear way for his campaign
chief oistrict juoge nameo
secono juoge says part of law unconstitutional
judge appointed
senate oks judicial nominee
■blind, deaf' juoge mocks justice
judge whos how his job ought to be oone
judging the judges: process of secrecy
new federal judge sworn in
3 oistrict court juoges appointed
wayne county group asks that juoge be reassigned
u.s. attorney nominated for jjogeship
currin will become fourth juos e in oistrict if confirmed by senate
some lawyers objecting to curiin's nomination
rose opposes currin as juoge
judge bailey opposes nomination of currin
senator's son backed for juogeship
know any potential judges?
forsyth juoge named
black appointed juoge
juoge named for cumberland, hike
65-year-0l0 juoge tackles defendant
nominations sought for juogeship
copelano resigns seat on n.c. supreme court
hunts' court choice could salve wounds
hunt faces one or two midnight picks
5 lawyers nominated for judgeships
new superior court judge nameo in 9th judicial district
braswell to leave court of ap'eals
miller. whichard on court seat list
hunt appoints vaughn
hunt names 2 appeals judges
new appeals court chief was blinded at age 13
lawyers say davis shoulo have taken job
vaughn is a good choice
n.c.'s 1st black o.a. is nameo
overcoming aoversi ty
judges. n.c, elections
see also elections, n.c.
yellow robe files for school 30ard; judge paschal seeks re-election
judge paschal to run again
juoicial races draw candidates
peele. paschal seek judgeships
2 men challenge state supreme court justices
state election office crowded by candidates as filing ends
martin gets endorsements for juogeship
appfals court race attracts 3
cpnvicteo havf right of appeal
insanity opinions vary
council of state candidates or aw little attention
candidate's credentials clear
brannon, becton unopposed
3 juoges seek re-election
2 seek court seat
martin pleased with his victory
incumbent has edge over the challenger
republicans hope coattails exteno 10 council of state
four oistrict juoges unopposeo
chatham officials running unopposed
martin, brannon running uncontested
democrats sweep council of state, judgeship races
state should reduce general election ballot
election ballot too long
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8/09/84
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8/09/81
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8/09/84
A
4
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H 2
8/10/84
A
4
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8/10/81
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8/14/84
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4
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8/11/81
A
4
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H 2
8/15/81
B
1
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S82
H 2
8/25/81
B
1
N
H 2
9/11/81
B
5
0
H 2
9/17/81
A
4
L
S 2
10/01/81
C
1
N
A17
H 2
10/06/81
B
1
N
582
H 2
10/25/81
B
2
M
S82
H 2
10/26/81
A
I
N
S82
S 2
10/26/81
A
6
N
A17
H 2
11/03/81
8
1
N
S82
H 2
11/16/81
A
1
N
S82
S 2
11/17/81
A
4
E
M 2
U/23/B1
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4
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H 2
11/29/81
A
4
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H 2
11/30/81
A
1 3
p
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T37
S 2
12/03/81
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1
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P
S76
H 2
12/06/81
A
18
N
H 2
12/07/B1
A
1
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N
S82
S 2
12/07/81
A
15
N
A17
S 2
12/12/81
A
5
N
A17
S I
12/12/81
C
I
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A17
S 2
12/13/81
c
1
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A17
H 2
12/11/81
B
1
P
p
F70
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12/11/81
c
I
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H 2
12/15/81
c
1
N
H 2
12/21/81
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N
S82
S 2
12/21/81
c
1
N
H 2
12/31/81
A
1
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S 2 1/20/81 A 1PM C05
H 2 1/21/81 B 1 N
H 2 10/30/81 C 6 A
S 2 U/Ol/Bl C 1 N A17
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H 1
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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H 2
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H 2
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H 2
H 1
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H 1
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H 2
H 2
H 1
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H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
3
2
2
2
2
1/12/ai c
1/25/81 B
1/26/81 D
2/22/81 A
2/25/81 A
3/03/81 A
3/21/81 A
3/21/81 A
1/01/31 B
1/05/81 A
1/03/81 C
1/19/81 B
1/25/81 A
5/03/81 A
5/09/ei A
5/12/81 A
5/30/81 B
7/04/31 C
7/06/31 B
7/11/81 A
7/17/81 A
7/26/81 A
8/02/ai C
8/09/31 B
8/10/81 C
8/17/81 B
a/21/31 A
8/31/81 A
9/01/31 B
9/29/81 B
11/07/81 A
11/09/81 A
11/18/81 D
11/20/81 A
11/28/81 A
12/01/81 B
12/05/81 A
12/13/81 A
12/19/81 A
12/21/81 A
12/22/81 A
12/26/81 A
12/27/81 A
12/29/81 A
12/31/81 A
1/26/81 B
1/26/81 B
2/02/81 C
2/02/31 C
2/04/81 A
2/07/81 A
1/18/81 C
1/28/81 A
4/30/81 C
5/01/81 C
5/02/81 C
5/01/84 A
5/D4/84 C
5/05/81 B
5/05/84 A
5/10/84 A
5/21/84 A
10/11/84 A
11/01/84 B
11/01/84 B
11/01/84 C
11/08/84 A
11/23/84 A
12/03/84 A
E
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HO 5
H05
H05
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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N
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/B4 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 4U
1/14/8S
JUOGESf N.C.. UNETHICAL CONOUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO N.C. JUDICIAL STANDARDS COMMISSION
BALANCE VIGILANCE AND FREEOOM
APPEAL DEADLINE NEAR FOR EX-JJ DGE
FORMER N.C. JUDGE APPEALS CONVICTION
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF JUDGE HUNT
JUOGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GAG ORDERS
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. of JUSTICE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, JUDGES
HELMS DENIES 'TIES' IN RECOMMENDATION
JUOICIAL NOMINEE BACKED
FLANNERY CALLED EXCELLENT JUDGE
TIRADE BY FLORIDA JUDGE UNFAH
JUDICIAL CONFIRMATION OELAYEO
WILKINSON BECOMES JUDGE ON 4^ CIRCUIT APPEALS COURT
AIOES SAY U.S. ATTORNEY 8ACKE3 FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIP NO FANATIC
HELMS NOMINEE'S APPOINTMENT UMLIKELY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT
REAGAN'S JUOICIAL APPOINTEES SAPPED BY UNC PROFESSORS
2 UNC PROFESSORS CRITICIZE SELECTION OF FEDERAL JUOGES
JUDGES. WOMEN
SEE WOMEN. JUDGES
JUOICIAL BUILOING
SEE DURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL BUILDING
JUPICIAL COURT SYSTEM
JAIL 'NO-SHOWS' MOCK JUSTICE, COURT LENIENCY
JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
SEE ALSO 14TH JUDICIAL OISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
PEELE. PASCHAL SEEK JUDGESHIPS
4 ORANGE ELECTIONS UNCONTESTED
JUGGLING
JUGGLING
JUILLIARD SCHOOL
OLD GRAO VISITS ALMA MATER - JULLIARO
JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET
JULLIARO STRIKES BALANCED TON?
JULY
STRANGE MONTH WAS JULY?
JULY 4
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
MIKE CROSS TO PERFORM IN CHAPEL HILL
BALLET GROUP TO HOLD RACES
SUPER PATRIOTS
JULY 4 'FUN DAY' SCHEDULED
BREVARO 4TH: FIREWORKS, BEETHOVEN
ONE DAY OF FUN: THE 1984 FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
GOSPEL, BLUES ANO EVEN HOLLERIN' OFFERED AT ENO
FREE JULY 4TH EVENT PLANNED
MORE INDEPENDENCE D«Y EVENTS
FUN GALORE FOR YOUR FOURTH
JULY 4: A FREE OAY FOR MOST
5 N.C. HIGHWAY DEATHS PREDICTEO
CARRBORO PLANS FAMILY FOURTH
ENO FESTIVAL: FUN FDR A CAUSE
JULY 4TH: WE'RE COMING CUT OF THE SHADOWS
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS JULY 4
REASON FOR CELEBRATION SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
FFSTIVALS - SMALL, LARGE- TO ENGULF DURHAM TODAY FOR HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
LIFE, LIBERTY, HAPPINESS
INTERSTATE BANKING SILL AMENDED
JULY 4TH EXTRAVAGANZA lAO>
ENO'S JULY 4 CELEBRATION TO F5ATU»E OUILT SALE
CELEBRATING
8 TRIANGLE STUDENTS CFLFBRATE ON BOAT
FIREWORKS USE REQUIRES CAREFU. HANDLING
PROCESSION
JULY 4: INDEPENDENCE DAY (AD)
YOUNG PATRIOT
ENO FOURTH: CROWDS, MORE CROWDS
STATE CELEBRATES JULY 4TH
STEALING THE SCENE
DOUBLE CELEBRATION
CELFBRATE FREEDOM
VRITISH REO COATS HELP TAR HEFLS CELEBRATE
CELEBRATES IN SONG
JULY 4 OUIET — POLICE
ENO FESTIVAL PLANS EXPANSION IN '85
JUMP ROPES
SKIPPING ROPE THEIR WAY TO HELP HEART ASSOCIATION
JUNIOR LEAGUE, OURHAM
SEE OURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW AND SALE
SEE OURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
JUNIOR HISS
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
JUNK MAIL
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
JUNK MAIL LOAO BURDENS CARRIE'S
JUPITER
VENUS, JUPITER BEGIN 10-DAY RACE
JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GRAND JU1Y
PROSPECTIVE JUROR GETS NEW CH<= CK DEDUCTION
WATCH THOSE ECCENTRICITIES OF JUDICIAL POWER
JURY SELECTION
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON SECRET JURY SELECTION
FLANNFRY CALLED EXCELLENT JUDS E
KLAN TRIAL JURY SELECTION HALT EO BY COURT'S ORDER
FAIR JURY WORTH CAUTION
2 1/09/84 A *
2 1/29/84 C 9
2 5/12/84 B 7
2 U/30/84 A 15
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1/02/84 A
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1/13/84 A
7
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4/13/84 A
4
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6/09/84 B
3
N
H 1
8/24/84 B
1
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9/05/84 B
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N
H 2
9/11/84 B
11
N
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9/19/84 8
1
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S 2
9/19/R4 C
13
N
S 2 12/2 7/84 A 4 E
H 3 2/02/B4 C 1 N
S 2 11/07/84 A 8 N H90
S 2 4/30/84 A 5 P P F70
H 2 11/02/84 0 7 P F W66
H 2 3/09/84 D 8 R S66
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3
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B
1
N
S
2
6/18/84
P
6
N
H
2
6/22/84
A
4
E
H
2
6/28/84
A
10
N
H
2
6/28/84
c
15
N
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2
6/28/84
D
1
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6/28/84
D
2
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2
6/28/84
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3
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D
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2
6/29/84
D
1
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s
2
6/29/84
c
1
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H
2
6/30/84
B
7
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7/01/84
B
10
N
H
2
7/01/84
A
4
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H
2
7/01/84
A
4
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s
2
7/03/84
A
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7/03/84
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H
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7/04/84
A
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N
H
2
7/04/84
A
4
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H
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7/04/84
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H
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
C
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
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7/04/84
A
2
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H
2
7/05/84
A
I
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H
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7/05/84
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7/05/84
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2
7/05/84
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1
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P
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2
7/05/84
A
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2
7/05/84
c
5
N
s
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7/05/84
c
1
P
P
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H
3
7/06/84
c
I
N
H
2
11/09/84
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2
N
H 2 4/15/84 A
S 2 10/13/84 A 3 N L3B
S 2 1/21/84 A 3 N
2
2
7/28/84 A
8/14/84 A
1
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2
2
2
2
1/13/84 A
1/13/84 A
1/14/84 A
1/14/84 A
7
7
5
4
N
N
N
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
KLIN-NAZI TRIAL. WITH INK
T JURY QUESTIONING
SECRET
OT BE SECRET
CRET JURY SELECTION
CTION
TRIAL
CONSTITUTION
LE - FOR A PRICE
SECRET JURY QUESTIONING
OUT NUMBER OF SHOTS HE FIRED
ZI TRIAL
ORDER
R TRIAL
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ERAL JURY SELECTION SYSTEM
JURY SELECTION IN N.C. CASE
S FUELING DISPUTE
BE EXCLUOEO FROM MURDER JURIES
R TRIAL
M JURY IN MURDER RETRIAL
RY SELECTION
, KIONAPPING TRIAL
UT REMARK OUTSIDE COURT
MURDER TRIAL
GTON'S MURDER-DRUG TRIAL
UG TRIAL
JUDGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUDING THE
HEARING SET ON JURY ISSUE
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLOS SECR5
SELECTION OF JURORS RESUMES IN
COURT: JURY SELECTION SHOULD N
KLAN TRIAL DECISION AWAITED
N.C. PAPERS AWAIT RULING ON SE
OPINION BACKS SECRET JURY SELE
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES IN KLAN
GALLOWAY'S GAG ORDER TRAMPLES
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
JUDGE SAYS TRANSCRIPTS AVAILAB
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION BLASTS
SHERE" SAYS HE WAS CONFUSED A3
JURORS DISLIKED ALL IN KLAN-NA
COURT OENIES REHEARING ON GAG
PICKING JURY NOT SCIENTIFIC
JURY BEING PICKED IN LEE MUROS
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS SEEK CHANS
JUDGE DENIES BIO TO CHANGE FED
FACTS COUNT. NOT FEELINGS
FACTS BACK CIVIL RIGHTS EFFORT
ADMINISTRATION DEFENDS SECRET
BLACK EXCLUSION FROM JURY POOL
COU'T: DEATH PENALTY FOES MAY
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN MUROE
NEWSPAPER READERS EXCLUDED FR3
COURT OOESN'T REVIEW SECRET JJ
JURY BEING SELECTED FOR MUROE"
10 JURORS CHOSEN IN OXFORD
JUOGE ORDERS BENCH WARRANT AB3
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN DRUG.
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN REMIN
13 JURORS PICKED FOR MUROER-DR
JUSTICE
LINES OF JUSTICE UNCLEAR
JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
YOUTH EFFORT HAS VALUE
AN EFFORT WORTH CONSIDERING
JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY,
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUVENILE OELINOUENCY
COURT COUNSELORS HELP DETER PU
STUDENTS 'STEAL.' CUSTOMERS L3
15-YEAR-OLD GETS LIFE FOR MURO
TEEN-AGER CHARGED WITH STEACIN
TEEN-AGER FACES CHARGES OF PAS
JUVENILE COURT CASES SHOW SHAS
CAMPFIRE CONVERSATIONS LED TEE
BOY SHOT IN TOE: 13-YEAR-OLD C
1S-YEAR-0LD CHARGEO WITH MUROE
JUVENILE MOTORCYCLISTS CHASED
JUVENILE INVOLVEO IN HOUSE 3RE
TEENS CHARGED WITH MUROER WILL
MUROER TRIAL OF TEENS RAISES 3
MOTION FOR MISTRIAL DENIEO IN
PUTTING TEENS TO OEATH WOULD 3
MOTION ON TEEN'S STATEMENTS Or
TAPES WON'T BE USED AS EVIDENC
JUVENILE CRIME BEGINS TO RISE
TEEN IN SHOOTING CASE TO BE n
ADVOCATES LINK YOUTH CRIME, OR
JUVENILE ARRESTED IN BURGLARY
2 JUVENILES ARRESTED AFTER HOI
TEEN-AGER STABBED TO DEATH AT
AN EFFORT WORTH CONSIDERING
BROTHERS CHARGED WITH BREAKING
THREE N.C. YOUTHS CHARGEO FOLL
TEEN CHARGEO WITH THEFTS
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO OURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
•CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN': PSYCHIATRIST WORKS WITH YOUTH..
MALL SHOULDN'T REJECT TEENS
JUVENILE MOTORCYCLISTS CHASED
TASK FORCE ELECTS LAWYER CHAIRMAN
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEH
SEE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
TRY ALTERNATIVES TO JAIL
•CHAMPION FOR CH1L0REN': PSYCHIATRIST WORKS WITH YOUTH..
K-MART IAVONOALE DRIVEI
SKATES: 2 LEFTS. 1 REFUNO
JUVENILE DIVISION
PILS FROM CRIME
OK AWAY
EP
G TRUCK
SING BOGUS BILLS
P DECLINE
N-AGERS TO CRIME
ITED
R FACES N.C.'S DEATH PENALTY
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NOT GET SEPARATE TRIALS
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TEENS' MURDER CASE
EEPEN A TRAGEDY
NIEO
E IN MURDER TRIAL
IED AS JUVENILE
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FAIR
INTO SHEDS
OWING CHASE IN VA.
KAOS IKILLER
SEE ALSO G
BRING BA
AS AN ORGANIZED SPORTI
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KAISER-PERMAN
HEALTH M
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KANNAPOLIS
KANNAPOL
CANNON M
KANNAPOL
WASHINGT
KANSAS CITY R
SEE ALSO B
BANKHEAO
TE MEDICAL CARE PRO'.RAM
NTENANCE FIRM COMING TO N.C.
IERY MILL
OTH HOSIERY CORP.
OF BURLINGTON
MALL CEREMONY
LS OWNER FORMING REAL ESTATE FIRM
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1/16/84
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1/17/84
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1/18/84
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1/18/34
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1/18/84
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H 2
1/19/84
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H 2
1/20/84
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H 2
1/23/84
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H 2
1/23/84
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H 2
1/24/84
A
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1/25/84
A
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S 2
1/28/84
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15
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H 2
2/02/84
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H 2
3/04/84
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6
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H 2
3/09/84
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S 2
4/18/84
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10
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H 2
5/14/B4
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7/14/84
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7/24/84
A
4
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8/06/84
A
4
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H 2
8/09/84
B
2
N
H 2
8/09/84
D
5
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S 2
3/22/84
A
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S 2
8/27/84
A
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H 3
9/12/84
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H 2
10/02/84
A
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10/30/84
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10/31/84
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11/01/84
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11/26/34
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U/27/84
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11/23/84
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S 2 2/20/84 A
H 2 10/29/84 A
S 2
2/08/84
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C05
H 2
4/15/84
A
6
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H 2
5/24/84
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25
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H 2
7/18/84
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N
S 2
7/24/84
A
N
H 2
7/23/84
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N
S82
H 2
7/30/34
B
N
H 3
8/01/84
B
N
H 2
8/12/84
A
12
N
H 2
8/19/34
A
6
N
H 2
8/20/84
A
2
N
H 2
8/24/84
A
10
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H 2
9/04/84
A
19
N
H 2
9/06/84
A
15
N
S 2
9/06/84
A
4
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H 2
9/07/84
B
5
N
H 2
9/03/84
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N
S 2
9/27/84
A
N
A47
H 2
9/28/34
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1 1
N
S 2
10/19/84
c
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A47
S 2
10/19/34
c
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H 2
10/20/84
B
N
H 2
10/21/84
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4
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H 2
10/29/84
A
4
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H 2
11/10/84
B
4
N
H 2
12/06/84
A
15
N
H 2
12/15/84
A
5
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H 2 7/03/84 8 1 P F
H 2 7/24/94 A 4 L
H 2 8/19/84 A 6 N
H 2 11/15/84 C 10 N
H 2 6/25/94 A 4 E
H 2 7/03/84 B 1 P F S82
H 2 12/27/84 A 1 N B81
H 2 2/01/94 A 4
H 2 5/18/84 A 7 N
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H 2 7/12/84 A 8
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KAPPA ALPHA PSI
MONTHLY/AN 'J JAL I N 0 E X
1/01/94 - 12/31/84
URBAN LEAGUE PRESIDENT WILL S'EAK SUNDAY
URBAN LEAGUE HEAD: BLACKS LOST GROUND
PROGRAM TO HONOR STUOENTS
NCCU TRADITION TAKES CARE OF FOUNDER'S LEAVES
KAPPA SIGMA
FRATERNITY AT ELON GETS AWARD AGAIN
SUIT AGAINST OUKE CLAIMS LOSS OF SIGHT
KAPATE
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SELF DEFENSE c0p WOMEN I AOvERr I SEMENT I
THE KARATE KID (FILM)
FINISH FLUNKS IN "KARATE KIO'
KATE B. PEYNOLDS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
PLANNED PARENTHOOD RECEIVES S2 3.000 GRANT
PLANNEO PARENTHOOD GETS S23.000 GRANT
BAKER HOSPITAL GETS GRANTS
MEOICAL CENTER GETS 1175,000
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL GETS GRANT FOR PRE- AD"I SS ION PROGRAM
DEAF ASSOCIATION IS AWARDED G' AN T
TRUST GIVES S56.210 TO AID DEAF PEOPLE
STATE LAW REQUIRES SHOTS FOR STUDENTS
KATHARINE SMITH REYNOLDS SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO SCHOLA=SHIPS (SEE ALS3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS I
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
SCHOLARSHIP IS AWARDED
KATHLEEN ANO JOSEPH M. BRYAN YOUNG ARTISTS COMPETITION
VOCAL COMPETITION PROVIDED ENJOYABLE EVENING
NEW YORKERS WIN SYMPHONY PRIZES
YOUNG ARTISTS TO COMPETE
KAYAKS
SEE ALSO BUATS
RAPIDS MEAN MONEY FOR SWAIN COUNTY BUSINESSES
AOVENTURE ON THE NANTAHALA
KAYAK ROLLING LESSONS TO BEGI1 ON JAN. 9
KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY CORP. OF BURLINGTON
SEE ALSO HOSIERY INDUSTRY
BURLINGTON FIRM STARTS 2N0 PHASE OF RENOVATIONS
KEEP amepica BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
FALLS LAKE CLEANUP TODAY
KELANO CO.
«7 MILLION SHOPPING CENTER PLANNEO IN CITY
WILLOWDAILE TO GET FIRST TENANT
KENAN OIL CO.
*7 MILLION SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED IN CITY
KENAN TRANSPORT CO.
HOME SHOPPING, BANKING TESTED ON 'GOLD COAST'
N.C. MUTUAL LIFE KEEPS TOP RANK ON INSURANCE LIST
KENAN TRANSPORT REPORTS 21X GAIN IN QUARTERLY PROFIT
FUNB ECONOMIST PREDICTS GROwT-i WELL INTO 1985
J E C T S
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KEN'S CUICKIE MART (WEST TRINITY AV E . I
CONVENIENCE MART ROBBED
11,000 TAKEN
'ENSINGTON TRACE (CHAPEL HILL CONDOMINIUMS!
PcOPLE MOVING INTO CHAPEL HIL- CONUOS
CHAPEL HILL CONDOMINIUMS READY FOR OCCUPANCY
KENTUCKY
SEE ALSO LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY GROUP MAY MAKE CIGARETTES TO EASE STRAIN ON TOBACCO PROGRAM
KERR AREA RURAL TRANSIT SYSTEM (KA)TSI
RURAL VAN SYSTEM WORKS IN 5 KERR AREA COUNTIES
TRANSPORTATION BOARO APPROVES AGENCY GRANTS
KERR DOUG STORES
KFRR DRUG COMPUTERIZES PHARMACIES
KEPR LAKE
BOAT BLAZE INJURES "AN AT KER> LAKE
CORPS' OISTRICT ENGINEER 3KS <AT£R REALLOCATION
VIRGINIA BEACH AGREES TO PAY for RIGHT TO KERR LAKE WATER
KERF LAKE RESORT PLANNEO
RESORT PLANNEO AT KFRR LAKE
63-YEAR-OLD FISHERMAN DROWNS »T KERR LAKE
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR T WO "IV "ISSING ON KERR LAKE
3001 ES OF TWO DROWNED N.C. MEN FOUND IN LAKE
SAILING OAYS SLIPPING PAST
KERRWOOO ESTATES
KcRRWOOO CENTER WELCOME
KEY CO.
STATE BANKS REPORTED HAVING S3UND LIQUIDITY
N.C. STATE-CHARTERED BANKS' ASSETS, LOANS UP SHARPLY
KEY VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
TO OTHERS WITH LOVE
VOLUNTEFR NOMINATIONS DUE APRIL 13
VOLUNTEER NOMINATIONS DUE APRIL 13
LAST CALL FOR KEY NOMINEE*
141 'UNIQUE* PEOPLE ARE SALUHD FRIDAY AS KEY VOLUNTEERS
THREE GROUPS A.AROEO KEY VOLUNTEER HONORS
TO THEM, IT'S GIVING BACK TO COMMUNITY
SENIORS WORK WITH YOUNGSTERS
THEY BELIEVE IN 'HELPING'
DURHAM HAS OR. HITCHINGS TO T-* ANK
KIOOI KASTLE
CELEBRATING
PROCESSION
YOUNG PATRIOT
KIDNAPPING, CHAPEL HILL
JURY TIED IN KIDNAPPING CASE
FOLICE PROBE KIDNAPPING
TRUCK DRIVER KIDNAPPED. ROBBED
KIDNAPPING, OURHAM
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1/05/94
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/8*
CONDITIONAL TE
TRIAL BEGINS 1
WITNESS SAYS "
WITNESS AOMITS
000" ARGUMENT?
MISTRIAL I S OE
BPAME WITHDRAW
GRANOSON JAILE
ESCAPED KILLER
WHITT SENTENCE
PRISONER SCOOT
ESCAPEE SOUGHT
OURHAM ESCAPEE
DEPUTIES PROBE
CATERER REPORT
ASSAULT SCAREO
OOOM IS GIVEN
30-VEAR SENTEN
COUPLE CHARGED
COUPLE CHARGED
CHAIN HOISTS S
RM SET FOR KIDNAPPER
N KIONAPPING, ASSAULT CASE
EN WERE SEEN TOGETHER
ROLE IN WOMAN'S ASSAULT
FINISHING
CLAREO IN OOOM TRIAL
S PLEAS: FORCFS TRIAL
0 ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE
MAY HAVE ABDUCTED OURHAM MAN
D ON ASSAULT COJNT
S AFTER SENTENCING
WANTEO IN 2 OHE« STATES
ABDUCTION
S ROBBERY. KIONAPPING DURING OELIVERY
WOMAN
LIFE L 80 YEARS IN KIDNAP TRIAL
CE GIVEN
WITH KIDNAPPING
WITH ABDUCTION
AID STOLEN
KIONAPPING. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES. IRAN
EX-BEAUTY QUEEN IS ARRESTED
KIDNAPPING. N
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO T
MISSING
LEE COUN
STATION
•KIDNAPP
MAN CHAR
HITCHHIK
N.C. WOM
WOMAN AB
STATE ME
POLICE S
BLADEN C
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SENTENCI
MAN 'SPI
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MAN WHO
OSTAGES. N.C.
ASK FORCE ON MISSING IHILDREN
WITNESS INDICTED IN MJPOER. KIONAPPING
TY MAN ABDUCTED. THEN FREED
CHANGING NAME TO HONO* SHOOTING VICTIM
ED' CHILO ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY, SAY POLICE
GEO IN KIDNAPPING
ER SAYS SHE WAS KIONAOPED
AN KIDNAPPED
DUCTED
DICAL LICENSING UPHELD AS • I R I DOLOGI ST • LOSES HIS APPEAL
USPFCT SAME GUNMAN IN TWO ROBBERIES. ASSAULTS
OUPLE ABOUCTED
COUPLE KIDNAPPED, ESCAPE
R KIONAPPFO. ASSAULTET
GEO IN RESTUARANT KIOVAPPINGS
ARE CHARCEO IN COUPLE'S KIONAPPING
NG OUE FCR MAN SHO SHOT TV SALES MANAGER
ED ON THROUGH TV SENTENCED IN KILLING. KIONAPPING
NG SELECIEO FOR MUROE' . KIDNAPPING TRIAL
S CHOSEN !N OXFORD
OERS BENCH WARRANT A83UT REMARK OUTSIDE COURT
R IS MORE ELECTRIFYING THAN THE FACT
AN CONVICTED OF MUROE* . KIONAPPING
SHOT WAY OUT OF DEPUTY'S CAR GETS 100-YEAR TERM
KIDNAPPING. U.S.
PTL CLUP EMPLOYEE ABDUCTED. UMHARMED
MAN ABDUCTS PTL EMPLOYEE
KIDNAPPING ATTEMPTS
APMY MAJOR SAYS HE PLANNEO A (IONAPPING
KIONAPPING PLAN SAID ACT OF PATRIOTISM
WOMAN SAYS MAN TRIED KIDNAPPI-IG
WOMAN RESISTS MAN WITH AIR GUN
ABDUCTION ATTEMPT REPORTED TO POLICE
ATTEMPT TO ABOUCT GIRL FAILS
WOMAN TRICKS ARMED INTRUDER
KIDNEY DIALYSIS
SEE OIALYSIS UNIT
KIDNEY DISEASE
SEE ALSO DIALYSIS UNIT
UMC SCIENTISTS BREED MICE FOR KIDNEY DISEASE SEARCH
KIDNEY OPERATION GIVES PATIENTS NEW LEASE ON LIFE
DUKE DOCTOR TREATS RARE KIDNEY DISEASE
REGULATIONS MAKE KIDNEY OIALYSIS LESS AVAILABLE
KIONEY TREATMENT "AY GET POLITICAL
PARENTS WOULON'T ACCEPT BABY'S 'DEATH SENTENCE"
KIONEY FOUNDATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO KIONEY TRANSPLANTS
MANESS IS OIRECTOR OF KIDNEY =OUNOATION
KIONEY STONES
N.C. CENTER WANTS MACHINE TO PULVERIZE KIDNEY STONES
SHOCK WAVES CRUSH KIONEY S TON? S
KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
SEE ALSO SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT FOUNDATION
MAN TO GET KIDNEY FROM SISTER
KIDNEY SALE PRIVATE CHOICE
ANTI-REJECTION DRUG AVAILABILITY URGEO BY OOCTOR
LEGISLATION WILL HELP KIDNEY PATIENTS
N.Y. MAN RECEIVES HEART REMOVED IN DURHAM
WRECK VICTIM'S HEART USED IN TRANSPLANT
DUKE JUNIOR'S ORGANS HELP THREE PATIENTS: HEART RECIPIENT IN N.
KIDNEYS
MAN OFFERING TO SELL KIDNEY TO HELP WIFE
KIDNEY RESEARCH GAINS
A KIO'S GUIDE TO DURHAM, THE CITY 3 F MEDICINE (BOOK)
A KID'S GUIDE TO DURHAM
KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO KITTY HAWK. N.C.
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
EROSION DAMAGES BEACH
WORLD ACCEPTEO FEAT OF FLIGHT IN N.C.
KIMBERLY-CLARK CO.
HUNT ANNOUNCES NEW INOUSTRY T3 STATE
OAVIOSON TO GET S100 MILLION »LANT
KINOER-CARE LEARNING CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
KINOER-CARE NO. 2
KINOERGARTENS. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
KINOERGARTEN
KINDERGARTENS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
KINOERGARDEN TAUGHT WRITER AND SON LESSONS
KINDERGARTNERS LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
C T
S
S
I T
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5/04/84
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6/06/84
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6/27/84
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11/05/84
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7/13/84
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H 2
7/18/84
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7/20/84
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8/13/84
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8/13/84
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8/13/84
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8/15/84
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H 2
8/30/84
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H 2
9/30/84
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10/02/84
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10/30/84
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11/01/84
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11/04/84
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11/14/84
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12/07/84
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2/09/84
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2/10/84
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1/04/84
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6/08/84
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H 2
6/27/84
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11/24/84
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11/25/84
8
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S 2
12/06/84
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2/18/84
2/29/84
9/06/84
9/07/84
9/07/84
9/20/84
1
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7/25/84 A 1
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1/14/85
PG L P BVL
KINGS CLUB
SEE ALSCI BLACK ANO GOLD BALL
CIVIC HONORS
KINGS' DAUGHTERS HOME
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS ANO SONS
SEE ALSO SAPA BARKEP CIRCLE 10F KING'S DAUGHTER'S HOHEI
KING'S DAUGHTERS ANNOUNCE MEETING
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET
KINGS OAUGHTEPS ANO SONS SCHEDULE STATE CONVENTION
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N .C .
KINGS MOUNTAIN, MILL FACE FINES
KINGS MOUNTAIN COMPLEX PLANNED
GOLD MINING BUSINESS MAY RETURN TO N.C.
TRUCK SUSPECTED OF LEAKING PCBS
TRAILER FOUND AT TRUCK STOP MAY HOLD PCBS
KINGS POINT KNITTING MILLS, INC.
CREDITORS SEEK BANKRUPTCY ACTION
K INSHIP IN NURTUR ING
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO VOLUNTFERS, N.C.
PARENTS OF HANDICAPPED FOCUS 3 F PILOT PROGRAM
KINSTON, N.C.
POLICE SUSPECT SAME GUNMAN IN TWO ROBBERIES,
ASSAULTS
KINSTON BLUE JAYS (BASEBALL TEAMI
BULLS DROP THO TO BLUE JAYS
BULLS' LUCK TURNS SOUR
SCHREIBER, ZIEM CHECK BLUE JAYS
RDSARIO POWERS DURHAM VICTORY
KOSARIO'S HOME RUNS PACE BULLS
BULLS COMBINE POWER, PITCHING IN 13-0 VICTORY
BULLS BLANK KINSTON
KINSTON BLANKS BULLS
DURHAM BATTERS KINSTON ON GLUT OF HITS ANO WALKS
RAIN CANCELS ROUND OF DURHAM AMATEUR
KINSTON HANDS BULLS SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
JAYS SWEEP BULLS
NO TITLE YET FOR OURHAM
FIVE-RUN 9TH HELPS KINSTON EDGE BULLS
STILL NO PENNANT FOR BULLS
JAYS POSTPONE BULLS' CLINCHER
PENNANT REMAINS WIN AWAY FOR 9ULLS
BULLS HAMMER BLUE JAYS, 13-0, TO NAIL DOWN FIRST-HALF TIME
FIRST-HALF PENNANT MAKES SNIT<ER A WINNER
BULLS FAILEO TU FALL INTO FIRST-HALF RUT
HATCHER UELIVERS FOR BULLS
BLUE JAYS SHAOE BULLS 8-6 WITH RALLY IN 10TH
HATCHER HAS HOT BAT FOR COOL DURHAM BULLS
BIG FIFTH KEYS JAYS OVER BULLS
RIVAS BREAKS OUT OF SLUMP VS. STRUGGLING BULLS
AVILES SURRENDERS RECORD 4 HOLERS IN BULLS' VICTORY
BULLS OVERCOME HOME RUN BARRAGE
FOUR STRAIGHT HOMERS RARE FEAT
BLUE JAYS OEAL BULLS 5-2 LOSS
BULLS FALL TO CLEMONS, BLUE JAYS
THROWING ERROR ALLOWS BULLS RUN IN WIN OVER JAYS
VALENZUELA TAMES BULLS FOR BLJ E JAYS
BULLS' PATS ALMOST SILENT VS. KINSTON'S VALENZUELA
VALENOUELA PITCHES JAYS PAST 1URHAM
YASTKZEMSKI'S HOMER IN 9TH LIFTS BULLS, 4-3
YAZ HOMERS TO LIFT BULLS
OEWILLIS' HOMER, SCORE LEAD l~l BULLS' LOSS, 5-4
BULLS LEAVE 19 RUNNERS, FALL TO JAYS
DURHAM STRANDS 18 IN LOSS TO 3LUE JAYS
SPROWL FINISHES BLUE JAYS' 7-3 SHUTOUT OF BULLS
BULL STAFF WEAK AS LONG WEEK BEGINS
BULLS TOP 3LUE JAYS AS AVILES GETS WIN
AVILES OELIVERS WITH NEW MOVE
LAMB LOSES MO-HITTER BUT NOTCHES WIN
LAMR LIMITS BLUE JAYS
KINSTON NAMES LITTLE NEW BASE3ALL MANAGER
K INSTON FREE PRESS
FORMER KINSTON EDITOR DIES
KINSTON HIGH SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SHACKLEFORO: BEST TO COME
KINSTON PUZZLES TOURNAMENT FIELD
KINSTON POLICE OEPT.
KINSTON POLICE OFFICER IS CHAtGED WITH ASSAULT;
KIPPERBANG (FILM)
•KIPPERBANG* IS A
■KIPPERBANK' YES,
HANDS IN RESIGNATION
FUNNY FILM
MUPPETS NO
KIOBY THEATEP IROXPOPO, N.C.I
ROXBORO MAY GET MOVIES AGAIN
THE KITCHEN STORES
THE KITCHEN STORE CLOSED
KITCHEN INVENTORY FOR SALE
COURT ORDERS INVENTORY SOLO
K ITCHENS
WHEN THE CUPBOARD IS BARE:
KITCHEN CALAMITIES
KITE FLYING
VICTORY
CARRBORO KITE CONTEST SET
HFR WORLD'S ON A STRING
GO FLY A KITE
USING THE BREEZE
KITTRELL. N.C.
SILVE" STAR CRASHES DURING HEAVY RAIN
DERAILMENT PROBE BEGINS
AXLE, BEARING CAUSED DERAILMENT
DERAILMENT AFTERMATH
■REAL TEAM WORK': VANCE RFSIDCNTS PITCHED
DERAILED TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE TO IE MOVEO
TRAIN WRECK OF 1984 NOTHING LIKE 1942'S
CREWS UPRIGHT 18 AMTRAK CARS
JOBS CENTER GETS CONTRACT
KITTY HAWK, N.C.
SEE ALSO KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
KITCHEN BASICS ARE WELCOME GIFTS...
IN TO HELP TRAIN PASSENGERS
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4/26/84
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B
5
P N
2
5/29/84
B
4
N
2
5/30/84
C
I
N
2
6/12/84
B
2
N
2
6/13/84
B
2
N
2
6/13/84
D
1
N
2
6/14/84
D
I
P N
M71
2
6/14/84
B
1
P N
P55
2
6/15/84
C
I
N
M71
2
6/15/84
D
I
P U
P55
2
6/16/84
0
1
N
M71
2
7/08/84
c
1
N
M71
2
7/09/84
B
7
N
M71
2
7/09/84
D
9
N
B90
2
7/10/84
3
2
N
M71
2
7/10/84
0
2
N
B90
2
7/12/84
D
1
P N
M71
2
7/12/84
b
1
P N
890
2
7/15/84
C
a
P N
M71
2
7/23/84
B
3
N
2
7/23/84
0
5
N
2
7/24/84
B
4
N
2
7/25/84
E
2
N
2
7/25/84
0
2
N
2
8/14/84
B
4
N
2
6/15/84
e
4
N
2
a/15/84
0
2
N
2
8/16/64
0
4
N
2
6/17/84
c
4
N
t
8/17/84
0
2
N
2
8/27/84
B
2
N
M7I
2
8/27/84
8
25
N
B90
2
8/28/64
B
2
N
M71
2
8/28/84
D
1
N
990
2
8/29/R4
B
2
N
C52
2
a/29/84
0
1
N
890
2
10/17/84
B
2
N
H 2 6/23/84
H 2
H 2
1/01/84 B
12/27/84 D
7
t
P N
P N
C36
C36
H 2
8/02/84 B
6
N
S 2
H 2
7/19/84 D
7/20/84 0
4
4
P R
R
971
S66
H 1 11/22/64
H 3 1/07/84 B 1
H 2 6/14/84 A 1 1
S 2 6/15/84 A 8
6/06/84
9/26/84
H 2 2/27/S4 C 1
H 3 3/15/84 9 1
H 2
H 2
S
?
3/26/84
A
1
P
P
F70
2
3/26/84
B
1
v
p
t-m
2
5/15/84
A
1
p
P
M66
?
3/06/B4
A
1
p
N
1 30
/
3/04/64
A
I
p
N
J56
2
3/07/84
A
1
P
N
?
3/07/64
H
I
p
N
1 1(1
1
3/08/84
H
1
N
1 VI
2
3/10/84
r
1
N
I
3/11/84
A
1
N
i
3/14/84
A
B
N
H 2 5/10/84 B 1
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 423
1/14/85
RESIDENTS OF KITTY HAWK SEND TELEGRAM TO AIRCRAFT CARRIER
CARRIER CAPTAIN THANKS KITTY ^WK
FLIER PLANNED FOR LEATHER, GOT IT CROSSING U.S.
WRIGHT FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
KIWANIS CLUBS
SEE OUKHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE FRIENOLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE HONORABLE ELDERS KIWANIS CLJ B
SEE TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
JAYCEFS HAVE RIGHT TO BE MIFFED
KLAN-NA2I TRIAL
SEE COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY
SEE KU K.LUX KLAN
SEE NAZI PARTY. N.C.
KNEES
HIP AND KNEE SURGERY HELPING PEOPLE WALK
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HANDICAPPED AIR
MURDOCH GETS FUNDS
GIFT FOR CENTERS
KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
KNITTING
THE END OF
A BAD BAN
KNIVFS
CONCEALEO WEAPON CHARGE IS BROUGHT
KNOW BOOKSTORE
WRITERS STRIVE TO NURTURE CREATIVITY
KNOX ST. GROCERY
ROBBERY VICTIMS GIVE FUGITIVE A SECONO CHANCE
KOBE STEEL
TOKYO STEEL FIRM TO OPEN OFFKE IN TRIANGLE PARK
KQPPERS CO. INC.
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER CO.
PLANS FOR PEAT PLANT SCRAPPED
WETLANDS PROTECTION TAKES A TJRN FOR THE BETTER
FIRE-RETARDANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
KOREAN AIRLINES
SOVIET VALUES SKEWED
PARENTS ESTABLISH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
OUKE SCHOLARSHIP BEGUN
KOREAN WAR
KOREAN VET GETS MEDAL - 33 YEARS LATE
KOSHFR FOODS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO JEWS
•MINORITY RULE CAN BECOME A TYRANNY'
KOSHER FOOD NO PROBLEM
KOSHER FOOD WON'T MAKE YOU JEWISH
LETTER ON FOOD PRODUCTS WASN'T KOSHER
PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE FOODS
LABELS AREN'T DANGEROUS
KRFSGE FOUNDATION OF TROY, MICHIGAN
ELON COLLEGE GETS CHALLENGE GIANT
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER CONSTRUCTION WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK
KRISHNA
SEE HARE KRISHNA
KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NAACP
PROSECUTORS SAY KLANSMEN FIRE3
PPOSECUTORS FIND NEW EVIOENCE
KLANSMEN, NAZIS TO GO ON TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SECURITY TIGHT
COURT UPHOLDS SECRECY ORDER IM
KLAN LEADER SUES PAPERS CONTEN
LAWYERS ATTACK SECRET JURY SEL
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL JUDGE RUNS 'GO
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON S?
FLANNERY CALLED EXCELLENT JUDf,
KLAN TRIAL JURY SELECTION HALT
JUDGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUDING THE
HEARING SET ON JURY ISSUE
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLDS SECRE
SELECTION OF JURURS RESUMES IM
KLAN TRIAL DECISION AWAITED
N.C. PAPERS AWAIT RULING ON
KLAN THREATENS PATROLS
GOVERNOR PRAISES WRITING TES
ARMED KLAN NOT ALLOWED INSIO
OPINION BACKS SECRET JURY SE
JURY IS SELECTED TO HEAR TRIAL
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES IN KLAN
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
PROSECUTORS CITE HATRED IN DE«
LAWYER'S ILLNESS FORCES TRIAL
STAE MUSTN'T TOLERATE KKK SCH3
SCHOOLS NEED NO VIGILANTES
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL POSTPONEO DUE
JUOGE SAYS TRANSCRIPTS AVAILA1
FORMER KLANSMAN FILES TO WITH}
KLANSMAN FILES FQR GOVERNOR
GOVERNMENT TO FIGHT BTDBY WIT
FRI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOTOS F*
KLAN CANDIDATE FILES FOR GOVE*
FBI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOIOS OF
ANALYST PINPOINTS FIRST SHOT
FBI EXPERT SAYS SHERER FIRED F
SHERER BEGINS TESTIMONY IN KLA
SHERER SAYS HE WAS CONFUSEO A'
KLANSMAN SAYS 'SNIPER ATTACK'
FORMER KLANSMAN SAYS HE WAS LCI
KKK CANDIDACY A TEST
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES SHERER FIRE
POWELL WANTS POSTER LAW WITH •
FEDERAL AGENT TESTIFIES HE I N=
PROPOSAL BY KLAN CRITICIZED
FIRST
FOR KLAN-NAZI SHOOTOUT TRIAL
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
OS AO WAS REFUSEO
ECTION
OD, TIGHT SHIP'
CRET JURY SELECTION
E
ED BY COURT'S ORDER
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL WITH INK
JURY QUESTIONING
SECRET
SECRET JURY SELECTION
TS
E DURHAM SCHOOLS
LECTION
OF KLANSMEN, NAZIS
TRIAL
THS AT ANTI-KLAN RALLY
POSTPONEMENT
OL 'GUAROS'
TO ILLNESS OF LAWYER
LE - FOR A PRICE
RAW PLEA
NESS TO WITHDRAW AGREEMENT IN KLAN TRIAL
OM KLAN-NAZI CARAVAN
NOR
KLAN AND NAZI CARAVAN
IRST SHOT AT RALLY
NSMEN, NAZIS TRIAL
OUT NUMBER OF SHOTS HE FIREO
WAS OISCUSSED
OKING FOR 'GOOO FISTFIGHT'
D THREE SHOTS
TEETH*
ILTRATED NAZI PARTY
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
2 3/24/84 C 12
2 3/29/84 C 6
2 9/23/94 A 1
2 12/18/84 C 2
H 2 7/08/84 D
S 2 2/20/84 A 17
2/27/84
3/03/84
4/02/84
12
3
3
H 2 11/18/84 D 4 E
S 2 3/15/84 C 1 N
S 2 10/04/84 C 1 P F M69
H 2 5/13/84 B 1 N A54
H 2 12/21/84 A 21 N
H 2 2/21/84 A 13 N
H 2 2/26/84 C 12 U W60
H 2 8/26/84 0 11 P N L41
S 2 7/07/84 A 4 E
H 2 U/08/94 B 1 N
S 2 11/08/84 C 1 N
S 2 12/05/84 C I P N J56
4/17/84
4/20/84
4/27/84
4/30/84
4/30/B4
4/30/84
8/16/84
10/06/84
1/07/84 A
1/07/84 A
1/09/84 B
1/1D/B4 A
1/11/84 C
1/12/84 A
1/12/84 0
1/12/84 C
1/13/94 A
1/13/B4 A
1/14/84 A
1/15/84 D
1/16/84 B
1/17/84 A
1/18/84 A
1/16/84 A
1/19/84 A
1/19/84 C
1/20/84 A
1/20/84 A
1/20/84 A
1/21/84 A
1/23/84 A
1/24/94 A
1/24/84 A
1/24/84 A
1/24/84 A
1/25/84 A
1/25/94 A
1/25/84 A
1/26/84 0
t/27/84 A
1/27/84 B
1/27/84 A
1/27/P4 A
1/28/84 A
1/28/84 A
1/31/84 B
2/01/84 B
2/02/94 A
2/03/94 C
2/04/84 A
2/06/84 A
2/08/84 A
2/09/84 B
2/09/84 A
2/10/84 A
N H60
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 424
1/14/85
agent: klansmen said they wou-o not take guns
oetective says informant led police wong
prosecutors! defense spar ove* witness in klan trial
klan trial sheos light on g»oip
no sick joke
klan trial witnesses show different worlo
policeman describes low profi.e at cwp rally
witness says he could not identify wan who fired first
countering hate groups
illness oealys more testimony
photoc-ra^uer says he was "1st1ken for policeman at rally in greensboro
klan says schools will be patiolleo march 5
camera "an says he has nightmares about 1979 rally
witness: klansman saioi m got three of them"
woman says oemonstrators protected unbopn baby from shots
doctor testifies gunshots fired at rally didn't hurt. ..baby
confrontation at china grove between klan. cwp described
officer says gun cases were ii cap near shootout
judge views videotapes of shootings
prosecutor refusal defenoeo
jury begins viewing videotapes of shootings at rally
bermanzohn describes being shu
leaoe' of klan says patrols at schools to start monday
excerpts of testimony from klansman tells about fight for gun
<lans»an describes shoot-out
jurors oislikeo all in klan-n1zi trial
no klan units seen »t durham schools
wife gf slain demonstrator testifies
klan says patrols started 1' "chools
man says he shot twice during ■ 70 anti-klan rally
statements by witness challenged in klan trial
kkk menace lingers — _
klan-nazi trial 'end in sight'
cdurt denies rehearing on gag order
prosecutors may finish their case next week
prosecution nearly completed
testimony given about s"otgun shells
new evidence is produced at h. an trial
police informant testifies
prosecution rests in klan-nazi trial
u.s. judge rules evioence sufficient for klan-nazi case tc go to jury
judge screens videotapes of china grove confrontation
witness describes cwp intervention
witness testifies demons tratc* said he would be ready for ku klux klan
oemonstrator says she fireo a' least once
no, not here!
man says cwp "em3ers oiscusse? carrying guns
klan leaoer testifies in own defense
klan leaoer says he was 'scared to oeath' at rally
klan chief cites his opposition to communism
klansman says he didn't plan to use weapons at 1779 rally
klansman says he fired only at people aiming guns at him
klan literature is distribute?
former nazi says fear guided -i in
klansman denies 30mb plot
klansman testifies: 'i thought i was deao'
judge blocks witness in klan and nazi trial
defense rests in klan-nazi trial
jury may get klan-nazi trial next week
tfstimony enos in klan-nazi t5ial
klan to deliver 'ultimatum' in sanford
klans"en demonstrate
prosecutors say racial hatred leo to rally slayings
communists sparked violence at anti-klan rally, lawyer says
oefense holds communists provoked fight at 1979 rally
lawyer tells court his tlient fired in 5elf-0efense ouring 1979 rally
juoge oroers jurors to begin "1 el iberating in klan-nazi trial
ncae leaoer says keep klans"en off school gro'jnos
all 9 ac3uitted in klan-nazi trial
trial's cost seen toppint si million
klan-nazi veroict brings relief ano protests
learning from tragedy
cwp. students protest ac0uitt1l
klansman ano "otto. "the best. .. defense is « good offense" (cartoon!
klan calls off school patrol
klan leader says he feared f0< life
klan, nazis may be back in court again
klan veroict no cause fdr joy, disappointment
agencies dropped from suit
jackson denounces klan-nazi al .ui ttal
KLAN LEAOER FILES BRIEF ASKING fjr PROBE
KLAN VERDICT REVIVES 'DARK AGES'
LANDS NEED U.S. AID TO HALT RE 0 TAKEOVER
KLAN VERDICTS HAILED AT RALLY AS "1ST VICTORY'
ENOUGH OF KLAN TRIAL
THE DANGER OF PREJUDICE
COMMUNISTS SAY TRIAL VEROICT JAS A THREAT
MILLER TO GIVE INTERVEIW AFTER HE FILES LEGAL SUIT
GREENSBORO DEATHS: IT MAS NO 'FAIR FIGHT'
STATE SHOULD F[r,HT TERRORISM IN N.C.
PROTE'T MARCH PLANNEO IN GREENSBORO
MARCH TO 3E SATURDAY
KLAN LEAOER TO GIVE INTERVIEW
GROUP ASKS PROTEST OF KLAN-NAM TRIAL
100 GATHER IN GREENSBORO TO P'OTEST KLAN ACQUITTALS
RALLY PROTEST KLAN VEROICT
KLAN LEAOER CRITICIZES SUBPOENAS
MORGAN: FBI'S TACTICS REMAIN QUESTIONABLE
JUDGE RULES SHERER CAN'T WITHDRAW PLEA
GREENSBORO GROUP files DOCUMENTS DISPUTING FEDERAL AGENT'S STATEMENT
INVESTIGATION RULING REVERSED BY COURT
MAN DISMISSEO FROM CIVIL LAWSUIT
L»«SuIT FILED AGAINST KLAN
INFORMANT SAYS HE TRIED TO STDP RALLY
KLAN GROUP'S LEAOER CHARGEO WITH Dw I
OFFICERS SAY FORMER KLANSMAN DIED OF SELF-INFLICTED GUNSHOT
FATAL KLAN SHOOTING TRIAL OPENS IN CHATHAM
KLANSMEN ARGUED BEFORE FATAL SHOT FIRED, JURY TOLO
KLAN TRIAL INTERRUPTED
KLAHSMAN SAYS HE CAN'T RECALL SHOOTING
klansman MURDER CASE GOES TO JURY
CHATHAM JURY FINDS KLANSMAN GJILIY
JUDGE DENIES BID TO CHANGE FEDERAL JURY SELECTION SYSTEM
KLANS"AN FOUNO GUILTY OF MURDER
KU KLUX KLAN LEADER SENTENCED TO 19 YEARS
FACTS COUNT, NOT FEELINGS
PLAINTIFFS IN SUIT TO RECEIVE OOCUMENTS
THE KGB'S DIRTY TRICKS
ADMINISTRATION DEFENDS SECRET JURY SELECTION IN N.C. CASE
EX-KLANSMAN TELLS SCLC POVERTY SPAWNS RACIS"
man is charged with assaulting fdotball referee
JUOGE RESCHEDULES »'..» MILLION SUIT
G»EENSdORO GROUP FILES motion TO ADO 10 DEFENDANTS TO LAWSUIT
KLAN LEAOER ACOUITTEO IN DRUN< EN DRIVING CASE
N.C. KLAN GROUP FILES COUNTERS UIT
COURT DOESN'T REVIEW SECRET JJRY SELECTION
N E
S
E
1
I
T
Y
P 0
DATE C
P>G L P BYl
H 2
2/10/34 C
5
N
H 2
2/11/84 A
3
N
S 2
2/13/84 A
2
N
S 2
2/13/04 c
3
N
H 2
2/13/14 A
4
E
H 2
2/13/84 A
9
N
H 2
2/14/84 A
e
H
H 2
2/15/34 3
5
N
H 2
2/16/84 A
4
L
H 2
2/16/84 A
10
N
H 2
2/17/84 A
10
N
H 2
2/17/B4 A
10
N
H 2
2/13/84 A
5
N
H 2
2/22/84 A
8
N
H 2
2/23/34 B
3
N
H 2
2/24/84 A
6
N
H 2
2/25/34 A
5
N
H 2
2/23/84 A
8
N
H 2
2/29/84 B
5
N
H 2
2/2°/e4 B
5
N
H 2
3/01/84 C
8
N
H 2
3/02/84 A
10
N
H 2
3/03/84 A
5
N
H 2
3/03/84 A
10
N
H 2
3/03/84 A
15
N
h 2
3/04/84 A
6
N
S 2
3/05/34 C
1
N C05
H 2
3/06/84 B
4
N
H 2
3/06/84 3
4
N
h 2
3/07/84 B
7
N
H 2
3/D9/84 C
S
N
S 2
3/06/84 A
4
E
S 2
3/08/84 C
8
N
H 2
3/09/34 A
7
N
H 2
3/09/84 A
7
N
S 2
3/12/84 B
4
N
H 2
3/13/84 A
12
N
H 2
3/14/84 A
8
N
S 2
3/15/34 C
14
N
H 2
3/16/84 A
6
N
H 2
3/17/34 A
X
N
S 2
3/19/84 A
2
N
H 2
3/20/34 A
14
N
H 2
3/21/84 A
8
N
H 2
3/22/84 A
10
N
H 2
3/22/84 A
7
A
" 2
3/23/»4 A
9
N
S 2
D/26/34 A
2
N
H 2
3/27/84 E
3
P N
H 2
3/28/84 A
11
N
H 2
3/29/P4 A
12
N
K 2
3/30/34 C
7
N
H 2
3/30/34 C
7
N
H 2
3/31/84 A
1 1
N
S 2
3/31/84 A
I*
N
H 2
4/03/84 A
3
N
H 2
4/04/84 A
9
N
H 2
4/05/84 A
16
N
H 2
4/06/84 A
8
N
H 2
4/07/84 C
12
N
H 3
4/07/84 C
1
N
H 2
4/0B/B4 A
13
N
H 2
4/10/84 A
8
N
S 2
4/10/84 A
2
N
H 2
4/11/34 A
7
N
H 2
4/12/84 A
1*
N
H 2
4/13/84 B
4
N
H 2
4/13/e4 a
4
N
H 2
4/16/84 A
t
P N
H 2
4/16/34 A
I
N
H 2
4/17/84 A
9
P N
S 2
4/17/84 A
4
E
S 2
4/1T/84 C
1
N
h 2
4/l8/°4 A
4
T T R56
H 2
4/13/84 A
9
N
h 2
4/18/34 A
9
N
S 2
4/18/34 A
14
N
H 2
4/19/34 A
4
E
H 2
4/19/84 3
5
N
H 2
4/19/84 C
IS
N
H 2
4/20/B4 C
7
N
S 2
4/21/»4 A
4
L
S 2
4/23/84 A
4
L
H 2
4/24/84 B
1
N
H 2
4/26/34 A
4
L
H 2
4/27/94 A
4
E
H 2
4/27/94 A
4
L
S 2
4/27/84 C
7
N
H 2
5/01/34 A
4
L
m 2
5/01/84 A
4
L
H 2
5/01/84 A
14
N
S 2
5/02/94 A
6
N
H 2
5/03/94 A
10
N
H 2
5/03/84 A
14
P N W24
H 2
5/06/34 A
e
N
S 2
5/07/34 C
7
N
H 2
5/12/84 3
7
N
H 2
5/14/84 A
11
N
H 2
5/17/e4 A
16
N
H 2
5/24/34 A
20
N
H 2
6/06/84 A
3
N
H 2
6/07/94 A
9
N
H 2
6/08/84 A
9
N
H 2
6/16/e4 A
5
N
H 2
6/19/84 B
3
N
H 2
7/10/84 A
3
N
H 3
7/10/84 B
1
N W36
H 2
7/11/84 A
14
N W36
S 2
7/11/34 A
8
N W36
H 2
7/12/84 A
14
N W36
" 2
7/13/84 8
1
N W36
S 2
7/13/34 A
1
N W36
H 2
7/14/84 A
8
N
H 2
7/14/84 B
1
N W36
S 2
7/14/84 A
1 1
N
S 2
7/24/34 A
4
E
H 2
8/02/34 C
11
N
H 2
8/09/34 A
4
E
H 2
8/09/84 B
2
N
h 2
8/13/34 A
1
N
H 2
9/01/84 A
10
N
h 2
9/06/34 B
3
N
h 2
9/14/34 A
3
N
s 2
9/21/34 C
6
N
h 2
9/28/84 A
1 1
N
H 2
10/02/84 A
1 1
N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/34
SUBJECTS
FORMt" KLANSMAN SENTENCEO IN ASSAULT
TODAY IS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF KLAN-NAZI SHOOTOUT
AFTFR FIVE YEARS SHOUTOUG LINC-ERS AS FAMILY TRAGEDY
2 OEFFNOANTS ADDEO TO SUIT Ovi R SHOOTOUT
CITY DENIES HIDING INTELLIGENCE FACTS ABOUT COMMUNISTS
SHERER RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE
LAW OFFICIALS SAY KLAN'S RECRJITING IN N.C. STAGNATING
TRANSCRIPTS OF TRIAL WILL BE DESTROYED
MAGAZINE SAYS KLAN USING COMPUTER NETWORK
DON'T COUNT KKK OUT
HELMS-HUNT, TORNADOES ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOP 1984
N E
P D
DATE
10/03/34
11/03/84
11/04/R4
U/14/34
11/15/84
11/29/64
ll/30/»4
12/01/64
12/17/84
12/26/84
12/31/84
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N
H A47
KUOZU MONSTER
KWICK STOP IHILLSBOROUGH ROAOI
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES HALT BREAK-IN
TWO THIEVES LEAVE LOOT WHEN S'lED
KWIK KAR HASH (FOSTER ST. I
CAR WASH IS FINED
FIRM ORDERED TQ PAY BACK WAGES
LCM ENTERPRISES
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HELL'S ANGELS
H 2 10/09/84 B 1 P P M66
N
S 2 1/18/84 A It
H 2 1/19/84 C 7
S 2 12/07/84 C 1
H 2 12/08/B4 C 4
H 2 7/19/84 A 1
N
N
SEE ALSO DRUGS
TWO MORE ORUG WARRANTS ISSUED
PRISON INMATE IS AMONG 8 CHARC-.EO IN ORUG INOICTMENT
LTX CORP.
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NFXT YEAR
LA BALANCE IFILM)
•LA BALANCE' IS POLICE THRILLER
•LA BALANCE': TOUGH FRENCH SH30T-EM-UP
LA PEtllE GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, OUKHAM
GARDEN CLUB QUEEN
LABELS
SEE CIGARETTES, LABELS
SEE CLOTHING, LABFLS
SEE COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE WARNING LABELS
LABETALOL
SEE ALSO BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE ALSO DKUGS
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
ORUG FOR TREATING HIGH BLOOO PRESSURE TO BE SOLO BY GLAXO
LABOR, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR
AMERICA'S LABOR FORCE REMAINS ITS BACKBONE
LABOR DAY
DURHAM OFFICES TO CELEBRATE LABOR OAY
ORANGE OFFICES TO BE CLOSED OV LABOR DAY
A DAY OF REST FOR MANY
SHOPPERS TO CASH IN ON LABOR 3AY SALES
AMERICA'S LABOR FORCE REMAINS ITS BACKBONE
LABOR-OF-CHOICE. NOT L ABOR-FO* -PAY TOOAY
DURHAM MERCHANTS SAY LABOR OAY SALES SIZZLE
TOURISM GROUP WANTS SCHOOL START DELAYED
LABOR UNIONS
SEE UNIONS, DURHAM
SEE UNIONS, N.C.
SEE UNIONS. U.S.
LACROSSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. LAC'OSSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. LACROSSE
HEADFIRST INTO LACROSSE
LADO FURNITURE INC.
LADO PROFITS UP
LADDERS
LADOERLY SPEAKING
LAKE GASTON
VANCE WILL JOIN IN SUIT ON PI3
HEARINGS PLANNED ON BILL TO BL
HEARING MAY NOT DELAY PIPELINC
GASTON PIPELINE PERMIT APPROVE
N.C. WILL SUE TO BLOCK WATER P
PLUGGING THE PIPELINE
ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS AND TH=
N.C. SEEKS INJUNCTION ON PIPEL
CORPS' DISTRICT ENGINEER OKS A
LAKE GASTON PROJECT BATTLE LIM
HFLMS ACCUSES HUNT OF 'DEAL' 3
BRING WITNESSES FORWARD, JESSE
N.C. OFFICIALS WANT PIPELINE S
N.C, YA . GOVERNORS AT ODDS Ar
VANCE'S FINANCE OFFICER TO RET
N.C. CONCERNS REINFORCED
PARTIES WANT TO JOIN N.C. SUIT
ROANOKE GROUP WANTS TO JOIN PI
CHESAPEAKE, VA.. MAY QUIT P I PF
HUNT BACKEO OUT ON PIPELINE 0"
VIRGINIA BEACH'S SUIT CLAIMS H
JIM HUNT ROLLING A PIPE FROM 7
GOVERNOR DEFENDS HIS USE OF ST
HELMS' AIDE SAYS HUNT WOULD SE
HELMS' AIOE SAYS DOCUMENT PROV
N.C. ASKS JUDGE TO DISMISS SUI
HAMPTON ROADS EYES GASTON WATE
VIRGINIA GROUP HOPES FISHING A
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING FRICTI3
COURTS CONSIDERS ADDING CORPS
10 SPEAK AT HEARING ON PIPELH
PIPELINE FOES STILL ACTIVE DES
NORFOLK OISTRICT ENGINEFR RE TI
JUOGE SUSPENDS VIRGINIA BEACH
STUDY ORDERED ON LAKE GASTON
REPORT COULD STALL GASTON PIPE
VIRGINIA BEACH GAINS ALLY IN «
CONFEREES NEUTRAL ON GASTON WA
BOTH SIOES LAUD OECISION ON LA
HUNT VOWS TO PRFSS LAKE GAST01
ELINE
OCK GASTON PIPELINE
0
IPELINE
LAKE GASTON PIPELINE (CARTOON!
INE
ATER REALLOCATION
ES DRAWN
N PIPE LINE
T'JDY
PIPELINE HEARING
IRE
AGA
PELI
LINE
AL
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R
N AI
N BE
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PITE
RING
SUI T
INST PIPELINE
NE LAWSUIT
PROJECT
AGREED TO BACK PIPELINE PROJECT
AKE GASTON PIPELINE (CARTOONI
HELICOPTERS, PLANF
AKE WATER
UNT FAvOREO PIPELINE
PIPELINE CASE
0 IN COURT
TWEEN N.C.
AKE GASTON
VA.
SUIT
POOR ATTENDANCE
ON GASTON PIPELINE
S 2 6/21/84 A 1 N K45
H 2 8/31/84 A 7 N
H 2 12/02/84 Oil N L4I
S 2 3/22/84 D 3 P R A15
H 2 3/23/84 D 4 R W66
S 2 8/09/84 A 9 P P
H 2 8/16/84 A 11
H
2
9/03/84
A 4 E
s
s
H
s
H
S
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8/29/84
8/29/84
9/01/84
9/01/84
9/03/04
9/03/84
9/04/84
A
A 1
9
A
A
A
A
N
) N H90
N
N C60
E
, E
N C60
H 2 11/10/84 A 10
H 2 4/29/84 C 3 P U 071
H 2 7/19/84 A 23 N
H 2 10/20/84 A 1 P P S76
LINE FUNDS
IPELINE FIGHT
TE<
KE GASTON PIPELINE
PIPELINE SUIT
H 1
1/05/84
B
1
N
H 1
1/06/84
B
1
P N
S 1
1/09/84
C
3
N
H 2
1/10/84
A
1
N
S 2
1/10/84
A
1
N
S 2
1/1 1/84
4
4
E
H 2
1/12/84
A
4
T T R56
H 2
1/13/84
A
1
N 046
H 2
1/14/84
A
5
N
S 2
1/14/84
A
16
N
H 2
1/23/84
A
10
N
H 2
1/30/84
«
4
L
S 7
2/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/09/84
B
1
N
H 1
3/07/84
B
1
P N
S 2
3/14/64
A
4
E
S 2
4/09/64
A
2
N
H 1
4/10/84
B
I
N
H I
4/11/84
C
1
N
S 2
4/23/34
A
1
N
H 2
4/24/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/26/84
A
4
T T R56
H 2
4/26/34
A
7
N
S 2
4/27/84
A
2
N
H 2
4/28/84
A
5
P N
H 2
4/23/84
A
5
N
H 1
5/31/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/03/84
C
7
N W60
H 1
6/12/34
C
1
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/26/84
A
12
N
S 2
7/10/64
a
4
E
H 2
7/13/84
A
9
N
H 2
7/14/84
a
1
N
S 2
8/02/34
A
1
N
H 2
8/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
8/11/84
A
1
N
S 2'
8/11/64
A
1
N
H 2
9/07/84
A
1
N
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 426
1/14/85
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AS SANTA 1CARTOONI
LAWYER SAYS VIRGINIA BEACH PLANS NEW TACTIC IN LAKE FIGHT
JUDGE ALLOWS SUIT OVER GASTON PIPELINE
LAKE HYCO
SEE HYCO LAKE
LAKE JUNALUSKA* N.C.
11 "ETHODIST BISHOPS RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS
FRIENDS SAY NEW BISHOP BURN T3 BE A MINISTER
LAKE LURE CO.
TWO FIRMS TO PAY FOR EROSION
LAKE MICHAEL
COUNTY TO ASSIST LAKE MICHAEL PARK
LAKE MICHIE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
WHEN IT RAINS. IT POURS
PREPAR ING FOR SPRING
RUSTIC CHARM OF LODGE MAOE M0= E CHARMING
LAKE WATCHING: RTI TABLES HELPED DURHAM OFFICIALS DECIDE WHAT TO 00.
OURHAM BROTHERS DROWN IN MISHAP AT LAKE MICHIE
2ND BODY IS LOCATEO AT MICHIE
2N0 BROTHER'S BOOY "ULLED FROM LAKE
WATER TASTE PROBLEM SOLVED, WORKER SAYS
PROTECTING WATER DUALITY IS FOCUS OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED EDICT COMMENTS
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTI1N ON WATEPSHEO LAWS
PANEL DISCUSSES BOAT-MOTOR BAN
WATER PURITY ESSENTIAL
OON'T STOP MOTORBOATS
DON'T POLLUTE LAKE MICHIE
GASOLINE-MOTOR BAN NOT CONSIDERED
LAND FOP RESERVOIRS DWINDLING. SAYS EXPERT
LAKE MICHIE DAM
WHEN IT RAINS. IT POURS
LAKE NORMAN
STATE PARKS SHOULD AVOID PRIVATE DEALS
TWO TEENS OROWN IN LAKE NORMAN
LAKE RIDGE AERO PARK
HOUSING-AIRSTRIP GIVEN APPROVAL
LAKE TAHOMA
SUIT FILED AGAINST OAM OPERATORS
LAKE WINDS
LAKE WINDS PLANS OPENING; MS. WIDMAN TOPS IN NATION
LAKES. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF LAKES)
SEE ALSO P IVERS. N.C.
LAKE RECREATION AREA MAY OPEN IN 1985
LAKEVIEW MOBILE HOME PARK
TRAILER PARK RESIDENTS SEEKINS NEW HOMES
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL ICOMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM!
CENTER PLANS PROGRAMS
CLASSROOM RANSACKED
LAKEWOOD AVE.
KUDZU MONSTER
LAKEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE LAKEWOOD SCHOOL
LAKEWOOD PARK
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE:
LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL
EAT ING OUT
PHILLIPS CONFIDENT STATE WILL RAISE TEACHERS'
SURPRISE !
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HALO SET
ON TO SCHOOL
MAKING FRIENDS
LAKEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
GROUP COLLECTS GLASS. CANS
LAKEWOOD YMCA
SEE YMCA, OURHAM, LAKEWOOD
LAKEWOOOS IORANGE COUNTY)
COUNTY BOARD OKS SUBDIVISIONS
LAMB DISTRIBUTING CO.
BEER DISTRIBUTING FIRM MISSING MONEY
LANCE INC.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
PIEDMONT, REYNOLDS REPORT PROMTS SOARED
LAND LOSS PREVENTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO BLACKS, FARMERS
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
MINORITY FARM HOLDINGS DROP
LAND SALES, CITY-OWNEO
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C LANO SALES
CITY WILL BE REOUESTEO TO CUT HOUSING FUNDS
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS ROAD REZONING
CITY MAY SELL OPTIONS ON LAND IN FOGEMONT
LAND SALES. FEDERALLY OWNED
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT,
UWHARBIE FOREST WON'T BE SOLO,
LANO SALES
OFFICIAL SAYS
LAND SALES, PRIVATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
FLA. MAN BUYS ISLAND FOR « 1 . 96 MILLION
ISLAND SOLO FOR St. 96 MILLION
COUNCIL SESSION TUESDAY LOOMS PIVOTAL
SCALED-DOWN CENTER OFFERED: PLAN PROPOSES IMMEOIATE START....
PENNY GETS MORE TIME TO ANSWE' CITY SUIT
COST nF LANO • TOO HIGH-
LAND VALUE IS ISSUE
COUNCIL QUESTIONS LAND PURCHASES FOR PARKWAY
PERSON COUNTY OKS BUYING SIX TRACTS FOR AIRPORT
SHARP WOROS EXCHANGED AT PUBLIC WORKS MEETING
PARKWAY PROCEDURE DRAWS FIRE
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOLIDAY
S
F E
0 OATE C PG
2 9/10/84 A A
2 U/16/84 B 1
2 12/08/84 A 1 1
7/21/84 A 3
7/21/84 A 3
H 2 5/11/8". A
1
6/20/84
B
1 N
H90
?
1/12/84
B
2 P P
M66
?
2/22/84
(
1 P P
137
/
2/25/84
H
3 P F
M5I
1
2/26/R4
1)
2 F
(.19
?
5/09/84
A
I N
A54
?
5/09/84
(
I N
?
5/10/84
A 1
3 0
?
6/17/84
A
1 N
1
7/16/84
I
I N
K90
?
7/17/84
A
1 N
S5I
1
7/17/84
A
I N
K90
■/
9/11/84
1
1 N
SSI
?
9/13/84
A
4 E
?
9/14/84
A
4 E
?
9/18/84
A
4 L
?
9/22/84
A
4 L
t
10/26/84
A
1 P N
BUI
H 2 1/12/84 8 2 P P M66
H ? 2/22/84 A 4 E
H 2 9/05/84 A 10 N
H 2 5/02/84 B 1 N 381
S 2 2/14/84 A 12 N
H 2 4/29/84 C 4 N C49
H 2 11/02/84 B 1 P N M51
H 2 2/06/84 B 5 N
H 2 1/05/84 C II
S 2 3/13/84 C 1
H 2 10/09/84 B I P P M66
S 2 12/07/84 B 4 P G 043
3/27/S4 C
4/07/84 A
5/05/B4 A
5/08/84 B
8/27/84 A
9/14/84 A
P M66
N W24
P C56
C56
C56
H 2 2/23/84 A 15 P N
H 3 5/08/84 B 1 N B46
H 3 11/20/84 C 1 N
S 2 7/20/84 A 5 N
H 2 7/26/84 A 20 N
H
2
2/16/84
B 3 N
s
7
l/26/e4
C
N
K90
s
?
5/08/84
A
N
K90
s
2
6/06/84
A
N
K90
«
2
1/08/84
A 6 N
H
?
1/15/84
6
N
s
?
1/16/84
I,
N
H
?
2/05/84
A
N
Sil
H
?
2/08/84
A
P N
S51
s
?
2/10/84
A
N
K90
H
?
2/28/84
B
N
1 41
5
?
2/28/84
H
N
S
?
3/16/84
C
N
K90
H
I
4/03/84
B
N
1 10
H
?
4/10/84
B
N
S5I
S
?•
4/10/84
C
N
K90
H
2
4/18/84
B
N
Sbl
MONTHLY/A
N N U 4 I
1/01/84
I n o e x
- 12/31/84
PAY"ENT ON LAND DELAYED
HOTEL SITE PURCHASE TO FOLLOW CENTER VOTE
PANEL ACTS TO RESOLVE LAND DISPUTE
CtTY PURCHASE OF CHURCH LAND SENT TO COUNCIL
RUMORS A80UN0 OF STAGVILLE SA_ E
ST4GVILLE PRESERVATION POSSIBLE IF SALE MAOE
COUNCIL OKS LANO SWAP
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS R340 REZONING
MOTHERS OF THE YEAR
GOLDSBORO HOUSE SOLO FOR «30.?T5; THEN BOUGHT HOUSE BACK. ..FOR «338
MORE OATA SOUGHT ON CENTER SITE LAND
CITY COUNCIL ASKS INFORMATION ON OURHAM CENTER'S HOTEL SITE
COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY LAND
COUNCIL URGES 'FAIR MARKET AP'RAISALS"
LAND PURCHASE INVESTIGATED
S8I TO INVESTIGATE PURCHASE 0= LANO
COURT: LOT, NOT HOUSE. SOLO F3R BACK TAXES
VOTE MAY OETERMINE IF RESTAURANT REOPENS
CITIZENS' OVERSIGHT NEEDED
H.4 MILLION DEAL EYED FOR PARKING
ABC STORE GETS CHURCH SITE
BUOGET OFFICER SAYS SON'S INTEREST OION'T INFLUENCE HIM
LAND SALES. STATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, LAND SALES
YEAGER: LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY MAY BE TOO VALUABLE TO CONTINUE
PARENTS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOL IN LOWE'S GROVE
LOWES GBOVE SCHOOL OVERLOOKED BY COUNTY
LOWE'S GROVE PARENTS TO PETITION
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE 4786.000 FOR STATE'S PRUCHASE OF MASONBORO H
N.C. STATE TO GET SOME DIK PROPERTY
LAND-TITLE TRANSFERS
STATE. RDU AGREES TO SWAP LANO
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LANO SWAP IN CROASDAILE AREA
LAND SWAP COULD OOUBLE CROASDAILE DEVELOPMENT
LANO USE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, LANO USE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LANO-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LANO USE
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
CITY EYES STRICT RULES FOR FALLS, JORDAN LAKES
OEVELOPERS GOBBLING UP FARMLANO IN AREA
MORE REGIONAL PLANNING SAID NEEDED FOR TRIANGLE
STUDY SUGGESTS MIXEO USE OF LANO ATTRACTS CRIMINALS
STUDY: MIXED USE OF LAND CAUSES HIGHER CRIME RATES
COMMUNITY OESIGN COULD AFFECT CRIME
LANDFILLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY LANOFILL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILLS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY LANOFILL
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY, N.C, LANOFILL
EDUCATION TO HELP IN HANDLING WASTES
WASTES: OFFICIAL SAYS STATE HAS PROGRESSED
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILLS URGED ONLY AS LAST RESORT
LANOFILL AGREEMENT REACHED IN ORANGE
FIRM TO BUY METHANE FROM CITHS' GARBAGE
COMPANY PLANS TO REMOVE GAS FROM LANDFILLS
POLLUTION SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
MARINES TO CLOSE LANOFILL
FACILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTES CALLED PRESSING NEED IN N.C.
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANOFILL BAN OK'D BY STATE SENATE
VA. MAY REOPEN DUMP-SITE STUDY
DUKE TO SELL LANO FOR DUMP
LANDFILL CONTAMINATED
LANDMAOK (NEWSPAPERI
DEMOCRAT RILED BY PARTY LEAOER'S PROTEST
HUNT STAFF AT OODS WITH PUBLISHER
HUNT STAFF OEMANDS RETRACTION OF 'RUMORS' ARTICLE
HUNT, HELMS CRITICIZE NEWSPAPER
WINOSOR REACHES NEW LOW IN ATTACK ON HUNT
EDITOR APOLOGIZES TO HUNT
HUNT WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR WRITTEN RETRACTION
CHATHAM EDITOR TURNS HIS BACK ON DECENCY
THE LANOMARK IN A TOILET DISPENSER (CARTOONI
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HELL'S ANGELS
HUNT TO SUE 'THE LANDMARK,' AIDES VOW
LANDSCAPING
SEE ALSO GARDENING, OURHAM
OTSPUTE OVER BAR PATIO MAY GO TO COURT
BAR OWNER ORDERED TO TEAR DOWN PATIO
RESTAURANT PROMISES 'REASONABLE' EFFORT TO REPLACE TRFES
REFRESHER COURSE ON LANOSCAPHG PLANNED FOR JAN.
LANDSLIDES
SEE ALSO ROCK SHOE
LANDSLIDES CLFARED FROM PARK HIGHWAY
LANDSLIDE BURIES MONUALE ICARTOON)
LANE PROCESSING, INC.
POULTRY FIRM BACK IN BLACK, HAS PLANS TO PAY CREOITOP.S
LANE PUBLISHING CO.
SEE THOMAS C LANE PUBLISHING CJ .
LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO CURSING
SEE ALSO DICTIONARIES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO GOBSLEOYGOOK
SEE ALSO LEGAL LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN SPEECH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO SPORTS. OUOTES
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO WRITING
BEWARE ILL-AIMEO EUPHEMISMS
SOME RULES MUST BENO
•ESCAPEE' OR 'ESCAPER'?
INSIDE
'IF YOU THINK YOU'VE COME A L3NG WAY, BETTER THINK AGAIN'
TOY THIS APTITUDE TEST
GUARDIAN OF LANGUAGE
REOUIEM FOR A LANGUAGE
ORIGIN OF OUTER BANKS DIALECT STILL A MYSTERY
JUST SPEAK ENGLISH, PLEASE
•PFDS' MAKE SAFETY SENSE
CAN YOU SPEAK OBSCURE CULINARY RESTAURANT LINGO?
THANKS TO THE COUNTY'S EFFABL5 WQROSMITH
C T
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1/14/85
N E
E
L Y
P 0
DATE
C
PS
L P
BYL
S 2
4/18/84
C
1
N
K90
s 2
4/25/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
4/27/84
B
1
N
S51
H 2
5/01/84
B
1
N
S51
H 2
5/04/84
A
1
M N
X40
5 2
5/04/84
C
I
N
C60
H 2
5/08/84
A
I
N
S51
S 2
5/08/84
A
1
N
K90
S 2
5/0B/84
c
4
P P
M6t
H 2
5/15/84
A
10
N
S 2
5/17/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
5/18/84
A
1
N
S51
H 2
5/2Z/84
A
1
N
A54
S 2
5/22/84
c
1
N
K90
H 2
6/15/84
A
8
N
S 2
6/28/84
c
i
N
H 1
7/04/84
c
l
N
S 2
9/05/84
c
I
N
H 2
9/07/84
A
4
L
H I
11/03/84
B
1
N
W36
H 2
12/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/31/84
A
10
N
H 2
5/17/84
B
1
N
W24
S 2
5/28/84
A
1
N
C05
H 2
5/29/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/07/84
8
1
P N
W24
H 2
10/05/84
A
13
N
H 2
12/18/84
A
8
N
H I 1/18/84 E I N H60
S 2 10/16/84 A 1 N M69
H 2 10/17/84 B 1 N S51
s
?
3/29/84 C
1
N
C60
s
?
4/26/84 C
I
N
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1/10/84
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1/11/84
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B30
H
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2/17/84
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S
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2/23/84
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H
2
3/05/84
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s
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3/05/84
4 3
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H
2
5/10/84
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H
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6/07/84
C 6
N
H
2
6/08/84
4 8
N
H
1
6/21/84
B 1
N
046
H
1
7/03/84
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N
s
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7/13/R4
4 5
N
H
2
7/22/84
4 11
N
H
2
4/03/84
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L
H
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4/30/B4
B 1
N
H
2
7/07/84
B 1
N
W36
S
2
7/07/84
A 2
N
s
2
7/07/84
4 4
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H
2
7/08/84
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W36
S
2
7/09/84
4 I
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H
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7/10/84
4 4
6
H
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7/10/84
4 4
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R56
H
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7/19/84
4 I
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H
2
7/20/84
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H
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8/07/84
8 1
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H90
S
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8/07/84
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11/14/84
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12/20/84
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2/29/84
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3/24/84
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6/23/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/»4
SUBJECTS
PAGE 42a
1/14/85
PARENTS ACVISED TO CREATE INTEREST IN LANGUAGE
SWINDELL'S SESQUIPEDALIAN FAREWELL
HOW MAVERICK BECAME A WORD
LAOTIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
LAOTIAN FAMILY FINOS HOME IN 5RANVILLF COUNTY TOWN
LAOTIAN STUDENT STUOIES MINISTRY IN N.C.
LARCENY
SEE ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY. U.S.
LASALLE ST.
EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED
LASERS
duke eyes heart techniques
nfw laser device to reouce su< gery
unc scientists excited about cancer-killing process
laser technique hel°s fight cancer cells
the last song of john proffitt hu<!
last song*. .bumping tommy thompson into theater again
energy missing in -last song if john proffit'
•john proffit": storytelling as drama
latchkey chiloren
see also child care
UNC TO STUDY NEEDS OF STUDE'ITS after school
grouno rules help child alone at home
THE 3 TO 6 p.m. DILEMMA
FOR •LATCHKEY" CHILDREN: CARE IS THE KEY
CORRECTION
LATROBE DIE CASTING CO.
NEWTON TAKES POWER FIGHT TO COURT
LATTA ROAO
PROPOSED SHOPPING CENTER CRITICIZED
LATTA ROAD REQUESTS DENIED
FANFL VOTES AGAINST SHOPPING : ENTER HOUSING REQUESTS
LAUGHTER
SEE ALSO HUMOR
HEALTH COUNSELORS SAY HE WHO LAUGHS. LASTS
CLOWN TO StiOW HUMOR POWER
HUMOR: HIS MESSAGE IS That LAUGHTER IS GOOD FOR THE BODY, THE MINO.
LAUGHTER: DOCTORS SAY SENSE 0= HUMOR IS GOOD FOR WHAT AILS YOU
LAUGHTER NOT OEAO IN CAMPAIGNS
LAUNOERING MONEY
SEE ALSO ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMES!
LAUNOERING MONEY - HOW IT'S DONE
LAUNDRIES AND DRY CLEANERS
SEE DRY CLEANERS ANO LAUNDRIES
LAURINBURG, N.C, ELECTIONS
LIQUOR VOTE SCHEDULED MAY 8
LAURINBURG-MAXTON INDUSTRIAL PARK
LANDFILL CONTAMINATED
LAW DAY
LAW OAY SCHEDULEO
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT ANO RETIRE"ENT FUNO
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
COUNCIL PLANS SPECIAL MEETING ABOUT OEFICIT
COUNCIL SEEKING 1270.000
DURHAM MAY NEEO Tax HIKE FOR POLICE
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES POL ICE-PEV SI ON SHIFT
FUNDING DECISION NEARS
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR DEFICIT
STATE HALVES ITS SHARE FOR OFFICERS' RETIREMENT
WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE...
CITY NEEDS 1200.000 FOR RETIREMENT FUNO
RETIREMENT FUND TO COST J200.300
SOME COUNTIES FACE HIGHER POLICE RETIREMENT BILL
MUNICIPALITIES GROUP REVERSES STAND ON TAXES
MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE BACKS REPLACEMENT OF TAX FUNOS
LAWN MOWERS
SEE ALSO GRASS ILAWN1
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
GOLOSBORO WOMAN GIVES CHASE TO WOULD-BE LAWNMOWER THIEVES
FIRST HONDA MOWERS IN ALAMANCi
NEW LAWN MOWER DISAPPEARS FAST
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF ALL: A LAWN MOWER THAT STARTS
LAWS, N.C.
SEE N.C.
LA.S
LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MEDICAL M4LPRACTICE SUITS
TRIAL SET FOR SUIT IN ASSAULT
DOCTOR'S TRIAL TO BEGIN
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN CARY DOCTOR'S TRIAL
LAWYERS READY TO PRESENT EVI05NCE IN SUIT
CUNANAN TESTIMONY SET
WOMAN TELLS OF 'TOTAL HUMILIATION'
WITNESS: BOLTON STUNNED
ALLEGED ASSAULT LEFT ITS SCARS, COURT TOLD
DOCTOR SAYS EXAMINATION OF WO* AN WAS UNNECESSARY
DOCTORS: PATIENT'S CARE 'NOT JP TO 5TANOAR0'
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RULING IN ABC BIAS CASE
PHYSICIAN RAPS CUNANAN'S RECO»D KEEPING
ABC EMPLOYEE WINS DISCRIMINATION CASE
JURY VIEWS VIDEOTAPE IN DOCTOR'S TRIAL
DURHAM HERALD CO. SEEKS DISMISSAL OF REIO'S SUIT
NURSE DISPUTES ACCUSATION BY WOMAN AGAINST DOCTOR
BOLTON SAYS FORMER WIFE ACCUSEO OTHERS OF ASSAULT
CUNANAN: EXAM STANDARD
EMOTIONAL OOCTOR OENIES ASSAULTING WOMAN PATIENT
DOCTOR DESCRIBES PRESSURES
WITNESS: MS. BOLTON GIVEN SEVERAL DRUGS
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
DELIBERATIONS TO BEGIN IN CAR*
WOMAN ASKS COR «l MILLION IN A
DELIBERATIONS START MONDAY IN
JURY WEIGHING CASE AGAINST OOC
JURY IN 2ND DAY OP DELIBERATE
CUNANAN JURY STILL DIVIDED 9-3
CUNANAN JURY STILL 0ELI8ERATIN
MISTRIAL OROEREO IN OAMAGE SUI
CASE MAY BE HEARD AGAIN
OUNN LOSES ALIENATION SUIT
APPEALS COURT ORDERS 4TH TRIAL
WORKER LOSES SUIT
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN SUIT AGAIM
TEACHERS' SUIT AGAINST SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TESTIFY IN CA
YEAGER SAYS LETTER MERELY •CO"
SUIT CLAIMS OOG BIT 4-YEAR-0L3
LAWYER: PUTTING LETTERS IN TEA
TEACHERS' SUIT GOES TO JUDGE
OECISION DUE IN MONTH ON SCH03
LAWSUIT ON BAR EXAM REINSTATED
FIRM SUFS TO DELAY EXPRESSWAY
LUMBER COMPANY SEEKING TO STOP
CITY SEEKS DISMISSAL OF EXPRES
REO FEZ2 SUIT ACCUSES EX-POTEM
ARGUMFNTS ARE SLATED ON BUILOI
JUOGE RULES AGAINST TEACHERS:
TEACHFRS' RIGHTS NOT VIOLATED.
18 MILLION SUIT AGAINST CITY «
EX-OEPUTIES FILE RIGHTS SUIT
EX-DEPUTIES WANT REINSTATEMENT
FOUR FORMER DEPUTIES FILE 12 M
LANO OISPUTE LEAOS TO SUIT
OURHAM JUDGE ASKS STATE TO PAY
LCM FILES CHARGES ON SEAL DUPL
CREST STREET COUNCIL JOINS EX'
N.C. COURT BACKS DUKE UNIVERSI
COUNTY FILES SUIT AGAINST CAND
STATE HOUSE CANDIDATE ACCUSED
LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED
APPEALS COURT CANCELS DAMAGES
LCM AOOS CHARGES AGAINST CIGA}
NAACP'S FRA2IER SUES AMERICAN
WECK CO.. 2 MEN REACH SETTLEME
MAN SUES AMERICAN OVER HIS DIS
LEARY: FIRINGS NOT FOR POLITIC
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN OEFAMATt
SUIT DROPPED, SETTLEMENT REACH
BROWN £ WILLIAMSON FILES COUNT
MURDER VICTIM'S KIN SUES FOUR
CHURCH SUES CITY OVER FLOOO OA
RULING ALLOWS HAYTI PROJECT T3
CHURCH LOSES BATTLE WITH DEVE.
BOY'S INJURY ON FAIR RIDE RESU
DURHAM HAN SUES COASTER OPERAT
PARENTS' SUIT AGAINST ACAOEMY
ACADEMY RULING TO BE APPEALED
BARRINGER OROPS SUIT TO BLOCK
ANSWER FILED TO SEARCH SUIT: 3
JURY AWARDS LAWYER 180,000 F0<
ABC POLICE LOSE ASSAULT SUIT
MAN AWARDED MORE THAN 1100.003
FIRM ORDERED TO PAY BACK WAGES
RAMAOA INN SUES NEW HOTEL OWNE
CONTRACTOR ASKS MARTIN'S AID I
RAMAOA INN SUES BUYERS OF MOTS
OOCTOR'S TRIAL
SSAULT SUIT
ASSAULT CASE
TOR
N
T AGAINST CARY PHYSICIAN
IN WRECK SUIT
ST YEAGER
CITES INTIMIDATION
SE ABOUT FILES
PLAINT'
CHERS' FILES OK
L TEACHERS' CASE
EXPRESSWAY WORK
SWAY SUIT
TATE OF VENDETTA
NG
SUIT AGAINST YEAGER OISMISSED
JUOGE SAYS
LLEGES FALSE ARREST
ILLION SUIT AGAINST LEARY
COSTS OF HIS SUIT
I C A T I ON
RESSWAY SUIT
TY IN BURIAL REQUEST
inATE OVER BACK TAXES
OF NOT PAYING TAXES ON LANO
IN UNC CASE
ETTE FIRM
NT OF 1215.000
MISSAL
AL REASONS
ON SUIT
ED ON TV BROADCAST
ERSUIT IN WAR OF GENERICS
PSYCHIATRISTS. OUKE
MAGE
PROCEED
OPERS OF SHOPPING CENTER
LTS IN SUIT
OR
GOES TO JURY
EXPRESSWAY
URHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK DAMAGES
SUITS FILED PJ Y BILL OUNN
FOR ATTACK BY COUNTY ABC OFFICER
RS
N TRAFFIC-SYSTEM FIGHT
L OVER NAME USE
LAWSUITS. INTERNATIONAL
R. J. REYNOLDS WINS 149.8 MIL'. ION AWARD
INDIAN DEATHS HAY ENTER PRODUCT LIABILITY DEBATE
LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. LAWSUITS
GROUP OPPOSES SUIT TO STOP BRIDGE
VANCE WILL JOIN IN SUIT ON PIPELINE
JUOGE DECLARES ELECTIONS SPEN3ING LAW NOT VALID
N.C. WILL SUE TO BLOCK WATER PIPELINE
PLUGGING THE PIPELINE
KLAN LEADER SUES PAPERS CONTENDS AO WAS REFUSEO
PSYCHOLOGIST TESTIFIES FOR DCC
INGRAM NAMED IN LAWSUIT
SILER CITY WORKERS WIN SUIT
JURY ORDERS SILER CITY TO PAY
SCHEDULE SET ON LAWSUIT
LAWSUIT OISMISSED
MAN SAYS SON PERSECUTED BECAUS
SUIT FILED AGAINST DAM 0PERAT3
JUDGE SAYS SOCIAL SECURITY C LA
REMAP FOES' RESPONSE OUE TUES3
BLIND VENDORS FILE LAWSUIT AGA
COURT OF APPEALS REOPENS LAWSJ
FLYNT SUES FEDERAL PRISON AT 3
BLACK ATTORNEYS PLEASED WITH »
LARRY FLYNT FILES SUIT AGAINST
FAYETTEVILLE POLICE SUED
HENDERSON MAN SUING POLICE
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN GASTONU
COURT UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF SUI
HENDERSON MERCHANT SUES POLICE
ULTRALIGHT PLANES - UPS ANO 03
SUIT AGAINST JAIL IS SETTLED
SUIT SEEKS COMHUNI TY-BASEO C A<
PARTIES WANT TO JOIN N.C. SUIT
ROANOKE GROUP WANTS TO JOIN PI
LAWSUIT FILEO OVER COUGAR ATTA
CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD SU!
OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT REACHE
KLAN, NA2IS MAY BE BACK IN COJ
PANEL WILL PROBE DEATH
AGENCIES DROPPED FROM SUIT
SUIT CHALLENGES REHAB I L I TA T I 0-1
EDMISTEN SEEKING OW I LAW RUL IV
TWO WOMEN SUE AUTO FIRM OVER 3
HALIFAX COUNTY DEFENDS SIXTH :
DUKE ASKS DISMISSAL OF DIVER'S
COTTON GROWERS FILE LAWSUIT
ELIGIBILITY CHANGE MAY RESTORE
GREENSBORO GROUP FILES OOCUMEN
JUOGE'S LAWYERS CALL EOMISTEN'
LEGAL MOTION LOAOEO WITH POLIT
TOR
124.000 TO FORMER EMPLOYEES
E OF SMASHEO GEM
RS
IMS UNLAWFULLY OENIEO
AY
INST STATE
IT ON BAR EXAMINERS
UTNER
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PRISONS
LAWSUIT
WNS
E FOR RETAROEO PATIENTS
AGAINST PIPELINE
PELINE LAWSUIT
CK
S VANCE ELECTIONS 30AR0
U IN COUGAR SUIT
RT AGAIN
SERVICE RULES
G
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SUIT
N.C. MEDICAID BENEFITS
TS DISPUTING FEDERAL AGENT'S
S SUIT STUPIO
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1/20/84
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1/21/84
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1/21/84
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1/24/84
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N
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1/24/84
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1/25/84
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N
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1/25/84
C
N
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1/26/84
A
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1/26/84
C
N
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1/31/84
a
N
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2/08/84
8
N
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2/17/84
8 «
N
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2/27/84
C
N
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2/28/84
B
N
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2/28/84
B
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2/29/84
B
N
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2/29/84
B
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2/29/84
C
N
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3/01/84
B
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3/01/84
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3/09/84
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4/04/84
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4/05/84
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4/10/34
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4/18/84
B
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5/14/84
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5/29/84
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5/30/84
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5/31/84
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6/12/84
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6/13/84
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6/14/84
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6/20/84
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7/D2/84
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7/03/84
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7/03/84
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7/04/84
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7/07/84
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7/07/84
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7/11/84
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7/19/P4
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7/19/84
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7/21/84
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7/30/84
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8/14/84
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8/15/84
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9/07/84
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10/02/84
B
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10/18/84
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10/19/84
8
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10/24/84
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10/24/84
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1/26/84
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I 'I 0 E X
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HAN DISMISSED FRO" CIVIL LAWSJIT
COURT UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE
LAWSUIT FILEO AGAINST KLAN
COURT TELLS TOWN TO F T NO OUT IF CORPS KILL JOIN PIPELINE SUIT
EX-JAYCEE PRESIDENT SUES CLUB
SUIT SPURS HUNT HOVE FOR REWA50
JUOGE DISMISSES EDMISTEN'S LAWSUIT 4B0UT NEW Owl LAW
ACTION FILEO ON DW I LAW IS DISMISSED
LCM SUES RIVAL CIGARETTE C0MP1NV
BROWN L WILLIAMSON VOWS 'VIGOROUS" FIGHT AGAINST LIGGETT SUIT
JUOGE RULES HALIFAX'S AT-LARG? VOTING SYSTEM HURTS MINORITIES
OURHAM COUNTY IS NOT IN EL EC TI ON- SY STEM SUITS
OFFICIALS CLEAR CENTER'S STAF= IN BOY'S DEATH
COURT ABOLISHES HALIFAX COUNTY'S AT-L ARGE ELECTION SYSTEM
ROSE PLANNING LAWSUIT TO SPEED PROBE BY FEC
LCM PUTS HOLD ON BUYOUT PLANS
APPEALS COURT TO CONSIOER PATIENTS' BILL OF RIGHTS CASE
JUDGE SUSPENDS VIRGINIA BEACH SUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
BLACK LEAOERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM
LAwSUIT SAYS STATE CHILO LABOR LAWS WERE VIOLATED
ROSE FILES SUIT AGAINST FEC
ACT PROFESSOR SUES OVER TENURE OENIAL
EX-OEAC SCHNELLENBERG SUED BY EX-EMPLOYER
ACT HIT WITH AGE DISCRIMINATION SUIT
JUOGE ORDERS TRIAL FOR NAACP LAWSUIT
PLAINTIFFS IN SUIT TO RECEIVE OOCUMENTS
FIRM CHALLENGES TAXES
SUIT THREATENED OVER BOY'S DEATH
JUDGE LABARRE SEEKS Fl.630 FO* OEFENSE IN SUIT BY EOMISTEN
MAN FILES SUIT OVER ARTHRITiS ORUG
1160.000 AWARD IS APPROVED IN CHURCH SUIT
BURNED BOY TO GET 11.7 MILLION
APPEALS COURT BACKS UNC IN SUIT
SUIT SEEKS 1100.000 FROM WIDOW
II MILLION SUIT FILEO IN OEATH OF G'ANVILLE MAN
FOUR SUE IBM FOR 17. o MILLION
WORKERS CHARGE IBM MADE THEM 'GUINEA PIGS'
COURT OISMISSES SUITS AGAINST WATER AUTHORITY
U.S. SUES FIRMS USING YOUTHS TO SELL CANOY
INMATE'S RAPE SUIT PROMPTS PROTECTION PLANS FOR PRISONS
BROWN AND WILLIAMSON SAYS LCM ANTI-COMPETITIVE
JURY AWARDS MORE THAN 1500.000 IN DEATH OF HIGH POINT HOUSEWIFE
FERTILIZER MANUFACTURER FILES SUIT AGAINST JOHN INGRAM FOR SLANDER
N.C. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR OWI LAWSUIT
STATE SUES COMPANY OVER PC3 FINES
UNC SUES SELF. WINS; NCSU PAIR LOSES APPEAL
TEEN WHO SHOT HIMSELF AT SCHOOL FILES S350.000 SUIT
MAN SUES HIS FATEHR, SHERIFF IN MOTHER'S DEATH
JUOGE RESCHEDULES 14.8 MILLION SUIT
HUNT VOWS TO PRESS LAKE GASTON PIPELINE SUIT
STATE EMPLOYEES ASK TO JOIN UN C NURSES' SUIT
JUDGE RULE5 AGAINST PART OF DW I LAW
MOTION FILED TO DISMISS RJR TAX SUIT
GREENSBCRO GROUP FILES MOTION TO ADO 10 DEFENDANTS TO LAWSUIT
THE LAW AND ASBESTOS: DURHAM LAWYER SAYS SUITS ARE SWAMPING COURTS...
REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL FILES SUIT OVER HUNT'S USE OF AIRCRAFT
N.C. KLAN GROUP FILES COUNTERSUIT
TRUCKING FIRM SUES BELK STORES
DEATH IN JAIL STILL MYSTERY 3 YEARS LATER
SUIT OISMISSAL STANDS IN STERILIZATION CASE
STRIP SEARCH SUIT FILED: DAD NAMED DURHAM CO. SCHOOL UNIT
RAY: COUNTY HAS NO STRIP-SEARCHING POLICY
N.C. BANKS SUE STATE CREDIT UNION
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN FILES LAWSUIT
FARMER: CREW CHIEF WAS TO PAY WORKERS
FATHER SUES RALCIGH DAY-CARE CENTER
SUIT BLAMES MARINE'S DEATH ON TATTOO
N.C. APPEALS COURT BACKS NEW HEARING FOR TWO TEACHERS
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN GIRL'S DEATH
JUOGE ORDERS DURHAM POLICE TO RELEASE COMMUNIST FILE
CITY DENIES HIDING INTELLIGENCE FACTS ABOUT COMMUNISTS
FRANKLIN, TWO TOWNS NOTIFIEO OF CIVIL LAWSUIT
SUITS FILED IN AIRPLANE CRASH OEATH
COURT PERMITS 'WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT
MINISTER SUES DEACONS TO KEEP JOB
MAN FINED J300 UNDER STATE LAW ON CABLE PIRACY
SUIT NETS J288.S00 FOR 660-PLJS WORKERS
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE 'WRONGFUL LIFE'?
TENNESSEE SUES ON PIGEON RIVE5 POLLUTION PACT
MAN SAYS HE LOST STATE JOB DUE TO SPEECH
NASCAR OWNER SUEJ BY TRACK F0» 1105.000
HB MILIIOH ALIENATION-OF-AFFrCTION SUIT IS FILEO AGA INST. . .M ILL I ONA IRE
ROSE mjy ASK JUDGE TO TAKE PROBE FROM FEC
GAS STATION CHAIN TO REPAY 1298.553
N.C. COURT SAYS SOCIAL. LEGAL REASONS FOR ADULTERY, ALIENATION SUITS...
JUOGE ALLOWS SUIT OVER GASTON PIPELINE
WASHINGTON GROUP SETTLEMENT U<GE0 TO END LAWSUITS
DOWN'S SYNDROME PARENTS SAY CHILDREN ARE JOYFUL INFLUENCES
CIVIL SUIT SETTLED WITH $3. 24 MILLION
WOMAN TO DROP SUIT AGAINST WA<£ DISTRICT ATTORNEY
STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS DE -ANNEX A T I ON
RESTAURANT ANO NIGHTCLUB NAME3 IN SUIT
ST»TE FILES SUIT SAYING PENSION WAS OVERPAYED
STATE SEEKS DISMISSAL OF TENN. SUIT
SUIT FILED OVER OEAO GAME CHICKENS
OWNER OF SLOT HACHINES SUES CITY OVER ARREST
LAWSUITS. ORANGE COUNTY
STATE NAMED DEFENDANT IN WATE' SUIT
STATE DEFENDANT IN WATER LAWSJIT
DISMISSAL DENIED IN AMWAY SUIT
JUDGE WON'T OISMISS SUIT AGAINST BRITT
SEASON TICKET STAYS IN COURT
TIMBERS OWNERS WANT CASE MOVEO
_ WOMAN AWAROED 110.000 IN SUIT AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH
WOMAN WINS SUIT AGAINST HILLS30ROU&H
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS POSTPONED AGAIN
FARMER SEEKS SI. 5 MILLION FROM POWER CO.
SUIT AGAINST OUKE POWER DISMISSED
JUDGE DISMISSES OUKE POWER SUIT
JUOGE SAYS VICKERY MUST PAY 175.000
COURT CLEARS BUSCH ANO HARRIS IN ACCIDENT AT UNIVERSITY MALL
COURT ABSOLVES HARRIS IN SUIT
OEvELOPERS LOSE APART-ENT SUIT
COURT HEARS AREA APPEALS
BEN LLOYD FILES SUIT OVER TIH3ER
TIMBER SUIT FILEO
DECISION ON CANE CREEK NOT DUE FOR THREE WEEKS
TOWN SUES BUILOER OF POOL
2 SUITS DISMISSEO OVER CANE HEEK
STATE CONDEMNS ORANGE OFFICIAL'S LANO
■SEASON TICKET' SUIT OISHISSEO
STATE CONOEMNS LANO FOR I-<tO
PEDIATRICS FIRM SUED IN CHILD'S OEATH
LAWSUITS. U.S.
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SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO FUPO MOTOR C).
SEE ALSO GASULINE TANKS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO HEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUI
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
AIRLINE bEING SUEO OVER BUMPY
TOO MUCH LITIGATION
LEGISLATURE. HUNTERS PART OF =
INJUSTICE LETS CRIME PAY
VIRGINIA BEACH'S SUIT CLAIMS H
HELMS' AIDE SAYS DOCUMENT PROV
N.C. ASKS JUDGE TO OISMISS SUI
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT TO STOP
3 CANCER VICTIMS FILE 19.3 BIL
PAM PARSONS' LIBEL SUIT OPENS
BLUE BELL SHAREHOLDER FILES SJ
PARSONS LOSES SUIT
VOTER LAWSUITS WILL BE FILED
COURTS CONSIDERS AOOING CORPS
COURT SAYS FAIR TRIAL DENIED I
DISABLED REFUGEE SUES FOR COLL
NO TIME FOR LAWSUITS
VIRGINIA BEACH GAINS ALLY IN 0
COMPANY TO PAY f.235.000 PFNALT
STATES PLAN ACTION AGAINST S EL
BURLINGTON INC. DEFAULT RULINS
BILL'S TV RFPAIR (CARTOONI
SEN. HELMS MAKES SURPRISE APPf
•HUSTLER' PUBLISHER SAYS HE E*
FLYNI SAYS AD PARODY OESIGNEO
JUDGE DPUPS INVASION OF PRIVAC
FLYNT INNOCENT, BUT FALWELL G=
LETHAL INJECTION SUIT IS A OE.
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFF
FIRMS NEED LEGAL SHIELO IF OPT
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/B4
SUBJECTS
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TS
FLIGHT
OX FUROR
UNT AGREED TO BACK PIPELINE PROJECT
ES HUNT FAVORED PIPELINF
T IN PIPELINE CASE
•TAX SHELTER'
LION SUIT
IT OVER PROPOSED BUYOUT
TO LAKE GASTON SUIT
N MAN'S SUIT
EGE FUNDS
IPELINE FIGHT
Y FOR DRUG SALES
LERS OF ANNUITY POLICIES
GETS DROPPED
ARANCE IN TRIAL OF 'HUSTLER' SUIT...
PECTS TO LOSE SUIT
TO PROVOKE CHUCKLE
Y COUNT IN »45 MILLION 'HUSTLER* SUIT
TS AWARD
AYING TACTIC
ICE IN PARK
VACCINE TO BE HAO
LAWYERS, OURH
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO I
SEE ALSO V
LAWYERS
THE LINE
FIVE LAW
CHILO-SU
LAWYER P
BAR ERRE
WOES TRA
JAMFS CR
10 NEW B
NEED ADV
LAW FIRM
REP. SPA
3 PROSEC
ART VANN
AM
URHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
4TH JUOICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
OLUNTEEP ATTORNEY SER/ICE TEAM CVASTI
LEARN TO BE HUMBLE IN LONG LINEUP
BE IT EVER SO HUM3LF
YERS VOLUNTEER AID IN OELINOUENT CHILD-SUPPORT
PPORT LAWYERS PERFORM VITAL SERVICE
RACTICES WITHOUT LICE1SE
D; LAWYER'S DUES PAIO
CED TO INEPT LAWYER
AVEN: COUNSELOR ANO P'lEST; a QUESTION OF BALANCE
AR MEMBERS SWORN
ICE?
CHANGING NAME
ULDING HAS LAW PARTNER IN DURHAM OFFICE
UTORS, 3 LAWYERS VYIN". FOR JUDGE'S SEAT
III ASKING STATE BAR FOR LICENSE
LAWYERS, DURHAM, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
STATE BAR HEARS VANN'S PLEA F3 R REINSTATEMENT
BRANNON: VANN'S FATE TOO HARSH?
DURHAM ATTORNEY SPEAKS OUT AGAINST VANN'S REINSTATEMENT
V'NN'S REINSTATEMENT TO BAR n: T OPPOSED BY TWO JUDGES
VANN SAYS HE HAS OONE WHAT STATF BAR REOUIRED
DURHAM WOMAN SAYS VANN OID NOT FQRGE SIGNATURE
VANN: 'I NEVER SAID WHAT I OID WAS RIGHT-
OLIVE: VANN UNCHANGED
STATE BAR TO RE-EXAMINE ACCUSATION IN VANN CASE
MAN SAYS VANN CHECK BOUNCED
EX-AGENT SAYS CHECK WAS F0RGE3
VANN TRIES T] DISCREDIT SBI P'ORE OF CHFCK
UURHA" LAWYER FOUND INNOCENT IN ASSAULT CASE
VANN MAKES FINAL PLEA FOR RFTJRN OF LICFNSE
VANN APPEALS FOR LAW LICENSE. SAYS: 'I'VE DONE ABOUT ALL I CAN'
LAWYER LOSES LICENSE FOR MISUSE OF MONEY
LAWYER PARRFD BY COURT ORDER c ROM HANDLING CLIENTS' MONEY
BAR PANEL ADVISES AGAINST VAN^I LICENSE
VANN FAILS TO GET COMMISSION SUPPORT
VANN: PANEL'S ACTION NOT SURP'ISING
LAWYERS
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LSO COURTS
LSO OISTRIC
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ENDMENT IS
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VIS SHOULD
AWYER'
S. N.C .
RIAL .AWYERS
OF BLACK LAWYERS
ION
T
ASSOC IATION
. SERVICE TEAM ( VAST I
LL BE REIMBURSED
HUTCHINS SAY THEY DON'T EXPECT TO BE PAIO
SFR
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RS HELPS PRISONFRS WITH PROBLEMS
AR LAHYER SHORTAGE
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IELO, UTILITIES
] AID POOR
HONOI S N.C. LAW FIRM WORKING TO REINSTATE.
ERGE
NO LARGEST LAW FIRM
tAMED
TH OF RFTAROED HEART PATIENT
W0UL5 REOUIRE DAS TO HAVE LAW LICENSES
A WO' THWHILE CHANGE
A COI N - THEN VOTE
HAVE TAKEN JOB
lawyers. n.c, unethical conouct
see also client security fund
see also legal fthics
n.c. bar backs funo for victims
repayments not enough
judge says vickery must pay 175,000
n.c. bar backs victims of cr01kfd attorneys
lawyer oisbarred
formes charlotte lawyer indicted
federal prosecutor contenos lawyer linke0 to drug ring
lawyer gets 90-day term on drj g chargf
fund to protect against lawye' embezzlement
former lawyer gets sentence f3r stealing 1500,000 from clients
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S82
H
2
2/10/84
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E
H
2
2/10/84
B
N
S82
S
2
2/13/84
A
. E
H
2
3/06/84
C
N
S82
H
2
3/07/84
B
N
S
2
3/29/84
A «
L
H
2
4/08/84
D
P F
S82
H
Z
4/11/84
0 •
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H
2
5/02/84
B
> N
H
2
5/19/84
A 1
N
H
2
7/26/84
A 1
N
H
2
10/06/R4
B
N
S82
H
2
10/25/84
A
N
S82
s
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10/25/84
A
N
A47
H
2
10/26/84
A
N
S82
S
2
10/26/84
A
N
A47
H
2
10/27/84
c
N
S82
S
2
10/21/84
A
N
A47
s
2
10/30/84
A
N
A47
H
2
10/31/84
3
N
S82
s
2
10/31/84
c
P N
A47
H
2
11/01/84
B
N
S82
S
2
11/01/84
A
N
A47
H
2
11/02/84
A 1
N
582
S
2
11/02/84
C
N
A47
H
2
U/03/R4
3 1
N
s
2
11/09/84
C
N
A47
H
2
11/10/84
c
N
H
2
12/14/P4
B
N
S82
H
2
12/21/84
A (
N
H
2
12/22/84
A
N
s
I
12/22/84
A
N
A47
H
2
12/28/84
A
N
S82
?
1/18/84
r.
12
N
/
1/19/84
A
6
N
1
1/21/84
H
1
N
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1/26/84
A
I
N
?
3/14/84
P.
1 P
N S82
2
3/15/84
A
10
N
2
4/26/84
A
16
N
?
5/29/84
A
6
N
y
7/26/84
I
6
N
?
7/30/84
(
3
N
?
3/03/34
M
4
N
?
8/17/84
(.
6
N
7
8/19/84
H
10
N
?
3/24/84
A
8
N
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9/06/34
A
10
N
?
10/05/84
A
4
L
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10/13/84
A
5
N
/
11/01/84
A
4
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U/02/84
A
4
E
2
12/26/84
A
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N
S 2
3/24/84 A
2
N
S 2
4/23/84 A
4
E
H 3
6/13/84 B
1 P
N W36
S 2
6/23/84 A
15
N
H 2
7/15/84 3
6
N
H ?
7/18/84 0
12
N
H 2
7/31/84 A
7
N
H 2
8/23/84 B
5
N
H 2
8/31/84 A
1 1
N
H 2
9/20/84 A
14
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SECURITY FUND FOR LAWYERS' CLIENTS IS CONTROVERSIAL
LAWYER ORDERED TO BE DISBARRED
AShEBORP LATTER ORDERED OISBARRFO
lawyer turns in license after forgery indictment
state bar will establish client security fund
lawyer gets 3-year suspended term
state bar vows crackoown cn e*3ezzling
farmer u.s. attorney says me embezzle^
bar seeks out crooked lawyers
lawyers. u.s.
see also american bar association
see also blacks. lawyers
see also lawsuits. u.s.
see also legal aid
see also legal education
see also legal language
see also special prosecutors
see also u.s. attorneys
competition a bonus
survey: median attorneys" salary reached 153.000 in
does test protect c0nsu"ers7
le crase tambour ieilmi
legen0arv frenc" officer recalleo
•crabe' gets lost in subtitles
IN 'CRABE TAMBOUR"
C T S
PAGt 432
1/14/8 5
s
N F E
P 0 DATE C
I
L
PG L
T
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P
3YL
S 2 9/26/84 A
S ? 9/26/94 C
H 2 9/27/84 3
H 2 10/21/94 3
H 2 11/27/84 A
H 2 11/28/8". A
S 2 12/12/84 A
H 2 12/13/". C
S 2 12/14/84 C
1
1
A
11
10
6
15
1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
A47
A47
H 2 6/10/84 D * E
H 2 9/27/84 A 23 ° N L41
H 2 12/05/1* A A E
10/1 1/84
10/12/84
A15
W66
RELAXEO RULES FOR ENV I R0N"ENT1 L RESEARCH SOUGHT
TRACES OF LEAD FOUND IN N.C. APPLE JJICE
PA'lEL OISCUSSES BOAT-MOTOR BA1
OCN'T STOP M0T0R80ATS
DON'T POLLUTE LAKE MICHIE
LEAO POISONING
SEE ALSr DUKE JNIV. MFQICAL CENTER. POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO food POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. N.C.
LEAO POISO-tING HAS MANY SYMPTOMS
NEBRASKA BAN ON LEAD COULD PR^VE TO BE OMEN
STEEL SHOT 9E0UIREMENTS MAY H CLUOE ENTIRE FLYWAY
LEADERSHIP
SPAIN'S LESSON IN LEADERSHIP
LEAF COLLECTION
SFE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. DURHAM
SEE ALSO LEAVES
CARRdORO BEGINS LEAF COLLECTIONS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. CHAPEL HI LL -C ARRBORC
SCHOOL NEEDS TO BE AIRED
CANTIOATES" FCRUH PLANNED APRIL 18
LEAGUE SPONSORS CANOIOATE FORJM
LEAGUE OF WOMEN /OTERS. DURHAM
COUNCIL INVITEO
LEAGUE MEETING 'ET
COUNCILMEN OuFSTIONED
UNIVERSITY WOMAN'S CLUB TOURS MOREhEAD HOUSE
MEET CANOIDATES
SHERIFF'S STATIONS. FARMER T A< 3REAKS BACKED AT FORUM
NOVELIST TO SPEAK AT WO"EN VOTERS' COFFEE
COFFEE AND POLITICS
REGISTER TO VfTE ON FRIDAY U' )
FAIRLY CONUUCTED DEBATES ARE IMPORTANT
WATERSHED FORUM SCHEDULEO
WATERSHED FORUM IN DURHAM FEA'URES OFFICIALS FROM ORANGE
LAND FOR RESERVOIRS DWINDLING. Says EXPERT
WATER PRESERVATION IS PUSHED
LEAGUE OF women VOTERS. N.C.
FEOERAL ACID RAIN LEGISLATION NEEOED
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. U.S.
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
REP. ANDREWS GETS BEST GRADES FROM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
LEANING TOWER OF PISA
SEE ALSO ITALY
ARRIVERDERCI PISA: FRIENDSHIP FORCE GETS TO THE HEART OF BEING ITALIAN
LEAP YEAR
BIRTHDAYS RARE FOR FARMER
LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. LEARNING
SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
LEARNING DISABILITY GROUP SLA'ES "EET
CITY SCHOOLS. UNC JOIN FOR LE> RNI NG-OI SABLEO PROGRAM
BOARD MEETING TO FOCUS ON LEARNING DISABLED
CONFERENCE BEING HELD ON DYSLEXIA
■LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY-
SEE PROJECT LIFT
LEASH LAWS
SEE OOG CONTROL
LEAVES
SEE ALSO LEAF COLLECTION
OCT. 15 CALLED PEAK FOR MOUNTAIN COLOR
SMOKY MOUNTAIN FALL COLOR SHOW AT BEST OCT. 15-25
CITY WANTS LEAVES PUT I» BAGS FOR PICKUP
A OAUNTING PROSPECT
LEAF SHOWER
NATURE PLAYS LEAF PRANK
FALL'S FASHION
DETERMINED RAKER
HELPING HAND
LEBANON
MARINES OIG IN
THE SAND SALESMAN IN THE D£SE=T ICARTOONI
'...REV. JACKSON, ...00 YOU OL'-N TO BRING THE TROOPS .. -FROM LEBANON. ..7'
REAGAN A SITTING-OUCK PRESIOE'IT
TRYING TO HFAL A WOUND
UNILATcRAL WITHDRAWAL FRCM LEBANON OPPOSED
THE REAL SACRIFICE
MARINES' PRESENCE RESULTS IN T RAGEOY
"O.K. BACK THERE! ALL TOGETHE' NOW! LIFT;- (CARTOON!
MARINES MORE THAN POLITICS
NO MATTER HOW YOU SLICE IT... ICAPTOT.'I
REAGAN FOREIGN POLICY DEMANDS CLOSE LOOK
LEBANON OIGGING ITS OWN GRAVE ICARTOONI
6/17/84
6/29/84
9/11/84
9/14/84
H 2 9/15/84 A
2/01/84
10/21/84
11/25/84
U
U W60
U W60
H 2 9/15/84 A 4 0 E
H 3 10/30/84 C
H
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2/24/84
A
14
N
H
3
4/06/°4
H
1
N
S
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4/06/84
A
8
N
H
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1/19/84
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4
N
5
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1/25/84
(
1
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1/27/84
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l/31/«4
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6
P N
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4/20/84
H
4
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H
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5/03/84
R
1
N
381
H
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9/13/54
B
2
N
H
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9/14/54
A
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P P
Fin
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9/1A/R4
A
3
A
H
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10/02/84
A
4
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H
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10/17/84
A
1 1
N
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10/23/84
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1
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10/26/94
A
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10/26/84
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H 2 7/23/84 A
H 7 7/24/84 A
H 2 7/22/84 0 1 P F 330
S 2 2/29/84 A 1 P F J06
S 2 1/03/84 E 1
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H 3 10/05/34 3 I
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9/28/94
C
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12/28/84
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1/23/94
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2/04/84
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M0NTHIY/4N
INDEX
12/31/!".
SUBJECTS
PAGE 433
1/14/15
WIVES ARE GLAO MARINES BEING <
•...I SHOULD TAKE THEIR MINDS
MAklNFS IN LEBANON
A HISTOPY OF BLOOD-LETTING
FUTURE NEWS ITEM:...ICARTOONI
LEBANON: TWO ANALYSES OF HOW T
VALENTINE: WITHDRAWAL ANNOUNC-
MARINF DRILLS UNRELATED TO L EB
MARINE WIVES GET WARNING: EXA1
THE LION WILL LIE DOWN WITH Ji
CUT t RUN
LEJEUNE SECURITY TOO LAX
PRESS COVERAGE IN BEIRUT PRAIS
CHAPLAINS DESCRIBE ORDEAL IN 1
TRECS DEDICATED IN HONOR OF Fl
WHAT DOES RUSSIA WANT?
MARINE COMMANDER GIVES LOW MAR
PREPARING WELCOME
HER GUY'S BACK HOME
I. BOO MARINES RETURN HOME FRO"
FIRST LOOK AT SON
SOLDIERS EiMJOY HOMECOMING
GEMAYEL'S TREE CARE (CARTOON)
MARINE FACES COURT MARTIAL
MARINE SAYS BELIEFS LEO HIM T3
MARINE SENTENCED FOR MISSING T
MARINE VISITS FRIENDS AT DUPHA
MARINES RETURN GREETINGS TO O
SERVICEMEN MEET CHILDREN WHO S
PARK TO HONOR SLAIN SERVICEMEN
STUDY: LITTLE EFFECT ON RECRUI
■MURDEROUS FIASCO' IN LEBANON
LAST MARINES RETURN HOME FROM
MARINE FAMILIES RECALL LEBANON
BCIRUT BLAST KILLS N.C. MAN
U.S. EMBASSY RELOCATES; RFAGA'I
BEREAVED N.C. FAMILY SAYS SON
U.S. SIGNALS NO PULLOUT FROM 3
TWO BEIRUT CASUALTIES HONOREO
PRESS SPOKESMAN OEFENDING SECJ
WAGNER IS MOURNED AS HERO FOR
WAGNER EULOGIZED AT FATHER'S :
2 BEIRUT CASUALTIES BURIED AT
FINGER-POINTING FUTILE
SOUND POLICY TO PREVENT TERRO<
REAGAN NEEDS TO GET TOUGH
AN UNWORTHY SCAPEGOAT
REAGAN'S RESPONSIBILITY
MARINE RECALLS BOMBING WITH OJ
ANNIVERSARY BRINGS SOLDIERS. T
TIMF OF REMEMBRANCE DECLARED -
MEMORIAL OEOICATEO TO BOMB VIC
REMEMBERING BOMBING VICTIMS
MARINES KILLED IN LEBANON ARE
REAGAN HELD RESPONSIBLE
STRIKING BACK NOT EASY
CONCERT FOR FAMILIES OF MARIN?
MARINES REMEMBER BEIRUT LOSS
EMOVED FROM BEIRUT H
OFF LEBANON BY. ..SCHOOL PRAYER?' CCARTOONI H
0 GET OUT OF THERE
MENT UNTIMELY
ANON
INE PACKAGES CAREFULLY
E LAMB...ICARTOONI
ED BY MARINE MAJOR
EIRUT BOMBING
LLEN SERVICEMEN
KS TO U.S. MEDIA
DUTY IN LEBANON
AVOID LEBANON
ROOP MOVEMENT TO LEBANON
M SCHOOL
ILOREN
ENT CHRISTMAS CAROS
TMENT FROM GRENAOA. LEBANON
STILL WORRYING
LEBANON
, LOST SONS
VOWS TO REMAIN
WAS HAPPY
EIRUT
AT CEREMONY
RITY OF U.S. EMBASSY IN LEBANON ICARTOONI
PEACE
HURCH
ARLINGTON
ISM IS STILL LACKING
IET FURY
OWN CLOSER
OR BOMB VICTIMS
TIMS
HONORED. REMEMBERED ON ANNIVERSARY OF...
S KILLED IN BEIRUT MAY LOSE $20,000
LEBANON VOLUNTEEP FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO FIRE OEPTS.. N.C. VOLUNTEER
SALUTE TO FIRE VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NOW FIRST-LINE MEDICS
LEE CONSTRUCTION CO.
«16.6 MILLION LOW BID FOR LITTLE RIVER DAM
DAM PROJECT BIODING MAY MEET 3BJECTI0NS
COUNCIL TO GET RESERVOIP BIOS
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIOS ON RESERVOIR
RESERVOIk AHEAD OF PLANS
LEE COUNTY, N.C ELECTIONS
ELECTION '84: LEt COMM I S S I ONE! S IN PRIMARY
2 LEE COMMISSIONERS OPPOSED IN PRIMARY
VETERAN LEE COMMISSIONER DEFEATED
TWO LEE BOARD SEATS UP FOR ELECTION
LEE DFMOCRATS AVOID LANDSLIDE FALLOUT
LEE COUNTY BOAPO OF COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
ELECTION '34: LEE COMMISSIONERS IN PRIMARY
2 LEE COMMISSIONERS OPPOSED IN PRIMARY
VETERAN LEE COMMISSIONER DEFEATED
TWO LEE BOARD SEATS UP FOP ELECTION
LEE OEMOCRATS AVOIO LANDSLIDE FALLOUT
LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE SANFORO/LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
LEGAL AID
SFE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL SERVICES
DEFENDANT SCREENING: GOOO OR B AO?
FINANCIAL SCREENING AIDS I NO I" EN T-CL I ENT PROGRAM
LEGAL FUND ESTABLISHED TO AIO POOP
LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR MOTHERS IN PRISON (LAMPI
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CRIMINALS
DURHAM ATTORNEY AIDS MOTHERS IN PRISON
LEGAL OR I
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
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N.C -
MI NO
DENY
VOTI
HOW
LEGI
REST
LET
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UNC
BEER
BEER
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CHAP
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...T
BALL
N« ING AGE
SO ALCOHOL, IL
SO ALCOHOL, SA
SO L I0UOR-BY-T
SO LIOUOR-BY-T
GAL BEER CHARG
LAWMAKERS DIS
R REVISIONS EX
ING COLLEGIANS
NG, DPINKING A
THEY VOTED
SLAT ION ON ORI
AURANTEURS RES
STATES DECIDE
E'S NO CONNECT
STUDENTS ARE A
BLASTS ARREST
ARRESTS CONTI
RAGE DRINKING
EL HILL POLICE
ISSUES NEW COO
HE YOUNG-ADULT
IN STUDENTS"
LICIT SALES
LES
HE-ORINK, N.C.
HE-DRINK, U.S.
ES DROPPED
CUSS RAISINS DRINKING AGE TO 21
PECTED IN D1UNKEN DRIVING L A'J
BEER BRINGS INDUSTRY'S MOANS
GES OECIDEO BY 'THINKERS'
NK IN
IGNE
OR IV
ION
RRES
S HI
NUE
ARRE
OFF
E ON
PRO
COUR
G AGE CDULO COST N.C. i29.8 MILLION
D TO R IS E IN DRINKING AGE
ING LAWS
TEO ON ALCOHOL-RELATED COUNTS
GHER THAN USUAL
STS SUBS IDE
ICERS ARREST 3 ON BEER CHARGES
DRINKING
FF BOTTLE CAP I CARTOON I
T
OATE
2/0"»/84 8
2/10/P4 A
2/11/94 A
2/12/84 D
2/12/84 D
2/12/84 D
2/15/94 C
2/18/84 A
2/20/84 A
2/22/B4 A
2/26/94 D
3/09/84 A
3/1D/84 C
3/IT/84 A
3/20/B4 B
3/26/84 A
4/30/84 A
5/01/84 B
5/02/B4 A
5/02/84 C
5/02/84 A
5/02/84 C
5/03/94 A
5/16/84 A
5/17/84 A
5/18/84 B
5/23/84 A
5/25/84 B
5/26/84 A
8/07/94 A
8/16/84 A
3/20/84 A
8/24/84 C
<?/U/84 B
9/21/84 A
9/21/84 A
9/21/84 A
9/23/94 A
9/25/84 B
9/26/84 A
9/26/84 A
9/26/94 C
9/27/94 A
9/29/84 A
10/01/84 A
10/03/84 A
10/09/84 A
10/19/84 A
10/23/94 A
10/23/94 A
10/23/84 A
10/24/84 A
10/24/94 B
1C/24/B4 C
10/29/84 A
10/30/»4 A
10/31/84 A
12/19/84 C
PG L P BYL
4 N
4 T T R56
1 N
4 E
4 T T R56
4 J
1 P N C60
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
H 3
R56
R56
I N
15 N
I P P
4 E
11 N
1 P P
1 P P
12 N
\ P P
14 N
4 T T R56
N B30
L
1
I
10
9
11
4
14
12
1 P N
1 P N
1 N
I N
1 P N
4 T T R56
2 2/13/84 A
2 6/29/84 B
5/25/84 B
5/25/84 C
o/ll/=4 C
6/12/94 B
7/26/84 A
2/11/84 B
5/04/84 B
5/10/84 B
11/02/84 8
11/08/94 B
2/11/84 B
5/04/84 3
5/10/84 B
11/02/84 B
11/05/84 B
1/09/34
1/12/94
7/30/94
N
N K90
N K90
N S51
N K90
N
1
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
1 N
N S82
E
S 2 7/25/84 A I P F S80
S 2
2/22/84
C
10
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/17/84
B
5
N
H 2
6/25/R4
A
4
L
H 2
6/27/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/29/84
A
12
N
S 2
6/23/84
A
1
N
J56
H 2
7/02/84
A
4
6
H 2
7/10/84
A
4
L
S 2
8/21/84
A
6
N
H 3
8/22/94
B
1
N
K45
S 2
3/22/84
A
6
N
K45
H 3
8/24/84
B
1
N
S 2
8/24/94
A
7
N
S 2
8/28/84
A
1
N
B46
H 2
8/29/84
A
4 T
T
R56
S 2
8/31/84
A
4
E
LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
MONTHLY/*"
N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
S
6
C PG
PAGE 434
1/14/85
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO M.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW
c3nSTITUTIONALB2mENDMENT WOUD REQUIRE OAS TO HAVE LAW LICENSES
OOES TEST PROTECT CONSUMERS?
LEGAL ETHICS
HI ALLSS8 SJdSII."?!., UNFTHICA. CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. DURHAM, UNETHI CAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSH LAWYERS. N.C.I UNETHICAL CONDUCT
A WORLD UNPREPARED FOR NEW TE: HNOLOGY .,.BTnn„.
THE THINKER HOLDING A VIAL MARKED "LIFE" (CARTOON)
LEG*LCSuIt TO OECIOE IF N.C. COUPL; WILL GET LEGAL FEES
JURY AWAROS LAWYER J80.000 FOR SUITS FREO BY BILL DUNN
LEGAL LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SFTTING A CLEAR PRECEOENT
LEGAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
SEJUOGEnSAYS-ALV.C*E'RYSMUST PAY ,75.000
LEGAL SERVICES
SE! ?ARChe1" INCLUOED IN REAGAN -5 RECESS APPOINTMENTS
L*l&»SlE gSigX.flssK"?. LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
LEGISLATIVE VETO
SEE VETO POWER
LE,GH;UR^HY?!NLiSED0lfN?TT5T0P MALE STR.PPER
WHITHER HILLSBOROUGH?
LEMONAOE
SLOW AFTERNOON
LEMURS
SEnilKES?RlSATE CENTER HOMF FOR 'ARE LEMURS
?!uNGO CONNECTION- AIDS COLONY OF OUKE LEMURS
LEN0,^5uI^RH?NEE^0LLEGE GETS NEW PRESIDENT
LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE. STUDENTS
JONAS SENTENCED TO 9 YEARS
LENOX RAKER CEREBRAL PALSY ANO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
.OODWlN'GIVEfF^I^FRY'Fol CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
JommunicatIon is haro work f0j these campers
man's estate leaves 1160.000 to hospital
hospital party to host magician
magic moments
lenox china. inc.
lenox plant on schedule
bonos are approved for oxford plant
LEPse!Valso diseases isee also nam=s of specific disfasesi
0IRTY CLOTHES MAY HAVE CAUSED EPIOEMICS
LES BALLETS TROCKAOERO DE MONTE CARLO
TROCK'S JOKES GOOD DANCE
LES COMPERES IFILM1
GALLIC HUMOR FOR EVERYONE
LESBIANS
SEE ALSO HOMOSEXUALS ,
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARGES
LETHAL INJECTION
SFE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
BSJ8IIS! SSLasg^T&^nSfflTnB
?FTHALNdIug'?0 ^"iNJEC^O*^ UNSOWN EXECUTIONER
LETHAL INJECTION LAW SHOULD BE REPEALED n ,„„.,
HUTCHINS EXECUTED: GOVERNOR Rr FUSES TO FRANT CLEMENCY
ARE LETHAL INJECTIONS EFFECTIVE?
GAS VS. INJECTION: BOTH KILL CAST
BARFIELO SELECTS LETHAL INJECTION FOR EXECUTION
VFLMA BARFIELO EXECUTED
BARFIELO APOLOGIZES BEFORE DYING
HUNT SEES DETERRENT VALUE IN EXECUTION
JURISTS STUDY COSTS OF DE A TH > EN AL T Y VS. I"
LETHAL INJECTION SUIT IS A 0ELAV1NG TACTIC
IMPRISONMENT
EXAMNE PACKAGES CAREFULLY
LETTFR BOMPS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SFE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
MARINE WIVES GET WARNING:
L6TIIi Sffi'SH. POSTAL SERVICE
BRHiS^WSSiS'IoSBt M9"«i MUM TO DELIVER
DOGS GIVING POSTMEN THE JIITE1S
Durham!? 'OAGwOOO' was a kino postman
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAY THING:) WERE
LETTER WRITING
SEE ALSO PEN PALS
SE0»SCu2eHP0STAL RULE ALLOWS LETTFR SNOOPING
N.C. BUSINESSMAN AOORESSES EDITORS To..ui-ic
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 1} IN TRIANGLE
SB TO PROBE THREATENING LETTER TO UNC
coSpu?er ?etupEoffE,^d fSrNse-nd?ng8Epersona^. letters to CUSTOMERS
IETTFRS
H 2 6/10/8* D *
H 2 10/13/94 A 5
H 2 12/05/34 A 4
H 2 6/21/94 A A E
H 2 6/21/84 A ATT R56
S 2 10/09/84 A 1 N
H 2 11/17/84 B I N S82
S 2 7/16/84 A 4 E
H 3 5/13/84 B I P N W36
H 2 11/24/84 A 2 N
H 3 12/13/8* 8 1
H 2 12/20/84 A 4
S 2 6/26/84 A 1 P P T37
S 2 7/05/94 A 1 N S80
H 2 7/09/94 B 1 P N 080
H 2 6/08/84 A 10
S 2 9/29/84 A 22
S 2 4/10/84 A 1 N
S 2 5/10/84 A 1 N H05
S 2 T/19/84 A 14 P P M66
S 2 7/25/94 B 1 P F J06
H 2 8/18/84 C 1 N
S 2 12/09/84 A 3 N
S 2 12/14/84 A 6 P P K30
h l 1/27/84 B 1
H 1 5/26/84 C 1
N
H 2 10/09/84 A 9 N 930
H 2 1/20/94 0 9 P R L34
H 2 7/27/84 D 4 R S66
H 2 10/27/84 0 3 N
1/07/84
1/07/84
1 /09/84
1/12/94
1/20/34
3/16/84
5/21/34
10/01/84
10/25/84
11/02/84
11/02/84
11/03/84
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12/14/84
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9
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1/04/34
2/07/84
5/21/84
8/02/84
8/14/84
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5/16/84
7/01/84
10/20/84
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SUBJECTS
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SEE LETTER WRITING
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (INDEXED BY TOPIC)
SEE OURHAK "ORNING HERALD. LETTERS TO THE EOI TOR
SEE DURHAM SUN. LETTERS TO THE 5 0 1 TOR
LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO HUMAN T-CELL LEUK EM I A-. YMPHOMA VIRUS
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA SOCIETY OF AMERICA
HORRIBLE RISKS. CURES MARK MECICAL FRONTIER
FRIENDS OFFER MIRACLES TO LEU(EMIA VICTIM
LEUKEMIA SOCIETY OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
LEUKEMIA SOCIFTY SEEKING DONATIONS
LEUKEMIA SUCIETY PLANS BIG OFFICE PARTY
LEVI STRAUSS AND CO.. INC.
LEVI STRAUSS CLOSING PLANT IN GREENSBORO
LEUO AND LASCIVIOUS ACTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
CHARGES AGAINST MAGISTRATE INVOLVE LEWO ACT WITH CHILD
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY
EDUCATION IMPRESSES KENTUCKIA>IS
LEXINGTON. N.C.
LEXINGTON BARBECUE GOING NATIONAL
LIABILITY INSURANCE
OUKE. UNC RESEARCHERS SUGGEST CHANGE IN PROOUC T-L I ABI LI TY LAWS
LIBEL
SFE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SLANDER
DURHAM HEPALD CO. SEEKS DISMISSAL OF REIO'S SUIT
BACKLASH SEEN AGAINST PRESS
PAM PARSONS' LIBEL SUIT OPENS
MS. PARSONS TAKES STAND IN LIBEL SUIT VS. TIME INC.
PARSONS LOSFS SUIT
LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED
HIGH COURT LETS UNC DEAN'S SUIT ON EDITORIAL DIE
FOUNDATION BACKING WESTMOR EL AK D ' S SUIT
BILL'S TV REPAIR (CARTOONI
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARGES
MILITARY-PRESS FIGHT OPENS SO"E UOOR S
SEN. HELMS MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE IN TRIAL OF 'HUSTLER' SUIT...
■HUSTLER' PUBLISHER SAYS HE EXPECTS TO LOSE SUIT
FLYNT SAYS AD PARODY OESIGNEO TO PROVOKE CHUCKLE
JUDGE OROPS INVASION OF PRIVACY COUNT IN 145 MILLION 'HUSTLER' SUIT
FLYNT INNOCENT, BUT FALWELL G" TS AWARD
JUST HOW FAR WILL THE 'MEDIA' GO FOR A STORY?
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H 2 12/03/84 B 7
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H 3 5/17/84 B I
H 2 t/01/84 C 4
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2/11/34 A
5/15/84 C
5/18/84 C
5/25/84 D
7/11/84 R
10/02/84 A
10/07/84 A
10/19/84 A
10/27/84 a
11/27/84 A
12/05/84 A
12/06/84 A
12/07/84 A
12/08/84 A
12/09/84 A
12/16/84 0
15 N
3 N L30
3 N
3 N
4 N
1 N
1 1 N
1 4 N
4 T T R56
LIBERALS
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO TURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
HUNGRY ARE THE LIBERALS
HUMANISTS. LIBERALS BELIEVE It FREEDOM
LIBERALS BUY VOTES WITH TAxFS
OF POLITICIANS: WHO'S ARCH? WHO'S ULTRA?
POLITICAL PARTY LABELS MEAN LI TTLF ANYMORE
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN PLATFORM HEARINGS TO BE HELD IN PHONE BOOTH (CARTOONI
LIBERALS WOULD SPARE THE BEAR, KILL THE SHEEP
IT'S NATURAL FOR PREDATORS TO KILL
ORDER IN NATURE SHOULD BE RESPECTED
HUMANISM IS OUR RELIGION
LIBERALISM: A DEFINITION
DISGUSTED «ITH HELMS
LIBERALS MEAN HIGH TAX DOLLARS
CHRONICLE'S 'IDEOLOGY' DEFINED
WHAT'S A LIBERAL?
CARTER LIBERALS LOVE TO TAX
HELMS' STRUGGLE WASN'T AGAINST N.C. PRESS
AOA GIVES EAST, HELMS PERFECT SCORES OF ZERO
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
GOVERNOR'S RACE DRAWS CANOIOATES
IT'S A THREE-PARTY ELECTION
LIBERTARIAN CANOIDATE MAN OF COURAGF
TAXATION IS THEFT, SAYS LIBERTARIAN CANOIDATE
LIBERTARIAN CANOIDATE HOPING = OR 10 PERCENT
LIBERTARIAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ENVISIONS REDUCED GOVERNMENT ROLE
ALL LIBERTARIANS AT HEART
LEWIS: LIBERTARIANS THINK SMALL
LIBERTARIANS INTENT ON "SOWING THE SEED'
PROCHNOW EXCLUDED FROM THE TV DEBATE
TWO LIBERTARIANS ARE PRO-LIBERTY
DON'T TAX PEOPLF TO PAY FOR DEFENSE
LIBERTY
SEE FREEOOM
SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION
LIBERTY BOWL
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN ACAOEMY
SCHOOL TO RAISE MONEY WITH FESTIVAL H 2
LIBRARIANS, DURHAM
LIBRARIAN AT OUKE HONORED BY friends S 2
LIBRARIANS, N.C.
WORKSHOP ON INFORMATION PLANNED IN DURHAM LIBRARY H 2
LIBRARIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C LIBRARIES
AREA LIBRARIES SEEN IN NEEO OF "ORE BOOKS. STAFF H I
GROUP SAYS MANY TEACHERS IN N.C. 'SELF-CENSOR' TO AVOID CONTROVERSY H 2
LIBRARIES, N.C, DOC'JMFNTS COLLECTIONS
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
RESEARCH LIBRARIES BULGF WITH INFORMATION H 2
WORKSHOP ON INFORMATION PLANNED IN DURHAM LIBRARY H 2
LIPRARIES, N.C, OVERDUE BOOKS
OVERDUE LIBRARY BOOKS LEAVE W?MAN FACING FELONY CHARGE H 2
BAD STATE LAW H 2'
LIBRARIES, U.S., OVERDUE BOOKS
H 2
1/U/B4
A
4
L
H 2
2/15/84
A
4
L
H 2
3/05/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/84
A
5
N
H 2
7/18/84
A
4
L
H 2
8/02/84
A
4
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H 2
8/02/84
A
4
L
H 2
8/09/84
A
4
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H 2
8/10/84
A
4
L
H 2
9/17/84
A
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H 2
9/29/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/01/84
A
4
L
H ?
10/05/94
A
4
L
H 2
10/05/84
A
4
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H 2
10/08/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/03/94
A
4
L
H 2
11/18/84
0
4
U
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H 2
12/09/84
A
14
N
H 2
2/03/84
C
7
N
H 2
2/19/84
A
4
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H ?
2/28/84
A
4
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H 2
6/22/84
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6/24/84
B
6
N
S 2
6/25/84
C
2
N
H 2
6/30/B4
A
4
E
H 2
8/15/94
B
1 P N
S51
H 2
8/31/84
B
1
N
L40
H 2
10/05/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/03/84
A
4
L
H 2
12/27/84
A
4
L
10/25/84 B 6 N
12/17/84 C 1 P N
3/09/84 All N
3/01/84 9 1 N L30
9/08/84 A 10 N
1/11/84 A 9
3/09/84 A 11
2/23/84 C 8
2/25/84 A 4
N W24
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
NELICOPTER SERVICE
LIBYA
THE OUTRAGE IN LONOON
KHAOAFY STILL A OISGRACE
PERSONIFICATION OF PISTOL AS <HAOAFY (CARTOONI
THE ASSASSINATION HOAX
KHAOAFY ANO LIBYA CAUGHT WITH PANTS OOHN (CARTOON!
LICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. H-ALTH PROGRAM
HEAD-LICE PROBLEMS PLAGUING STUDENTS
LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
LICENSE TO COLLECT: PLATES MA« E TRACKS FROM THE WORLO OVER...
LICENSE PLATES. DURHAM
4 ARRESTED IN AUTO TAG THEFT
DESPITE LAW. "ANY MOTORISTS OMVE WITHOUT AUTO INSURANCE
LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO "OTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
TOO MANY MOTORISTS DODGE INSU'ANCE LAW
LICENSE TAGS
SEE LICENSE PLATES. DURHAM
SEE LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
LICENSING BOARDS
SEE ALSO CITY PRIVILEGE LICENSES
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARDS ANO COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. REAL ESTATE LICFNSING BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
SENATE GIVES INITIAL APPROVAL TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN WMTING, ENFORCING RULES
STATE MEDICAL LICENSING UPHEL3 AS • IR I OOLOG I ST • LOSES HIS APPEAL
TEN PASS EXAM ON REFRIGERATION
LICK CREEK SEwAGE TREATMENT PLANT
PANEL FAVORS JOINT WATER. SEWER STUDY
LIE DETECTORS
SEE POLYGRAPHS
LIFE AFTER DEATH
MAN SAYS HE OIED DURING OPERATION ANO CAME BACK
LIFE. BE IN IT. (FESTIVALI
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
LIVELY SHOWCASE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LIFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
LIKF LIVING? QUIT SITTING
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY KICK
LIFE FLIGHT
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER.
LIFE INSURANCE
PLAN PREPAREO FOR TROUBLED F P MS
ACTUARY: REHABILITATION PLAN JOULD BE BETTER
HEARING BEGINS ON BALDWIN BAILOUT
EXECUTIVE SAYS HE DIO NOT INFLUENCE OFFICIAL IN INSURANCE COMPANY CASE
REHABILITATION PLAN APPROVED =03 THREE INSURANCE FIRMS
STATE MEDICAL LICENSING UPHEL3 AS • IR I OOLOGI ST • LOSES HIS APPEAL
LIFE SFNTENCES
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER. N.C.
NAVAS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN 3EATH OF YOUNG NEPHEW
HAN GETS LIFE S5NTENCF
LAWYER SAYS NAVAS WILL SPENO AT LEAST 23 YEARS IN PRISON
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE F0» KILLING GIRLFRIEND'S SOU
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEAS IN SEX CASES. ..GETS LIFE
SLAYING BRINGS LIFE SENTENCE
2 KILLINGS BRING LIFE SENTENCCS
MAN GETS LICE SENTENCE IN SLAYING
15-YEAR-OLO GETS LIFE FOR MURO ER
SNOW CAMP MAN GETS LIFE PLUS 76 YFARS IN FATAL BEATING
COURT UPHOLOS DEATH SENTENCF
DEFENDANT GETS LIF£ PLUS SO YEARS IN ABDUCTION TRIAL
OURHAM MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR SEX OFFENSE
BULLUCK RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE
MAN GETS LIFE TERM ANO 11.5 MILLION FINE
HIGH POINT MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE ON CONVICTION OF HIRING ASSASSIN
PROSECUTORS REJECT LIFE WITHOJT PAROLE
MAN GETS LICE SENTENCE FOP POISONI.MG 5-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER
COMMITTEE DEBATES MEANING OF LIFE
WOMAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR KILLING DAUGHTER
LIFEGUARD PROGRAM (MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMI
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS!
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RECORDS
•LIFEGUARD' PROGRAM TO AID N.C. MEMORIAL
LIFELINE UNIT
LIFELINF GETS MORE VOLUNTEERS
LIFELINE NOW A REALITY
BUTTON ON NECK-CHAIN IS HER 'LIFELINE' TC HEALTH
FOUR CIVIC CLUBS GIVE MONEY T3 LIFELINE SERVICES
THREE GROUPS AWARDED KEY VOLUNTEER HONORS
NEW MACHINES
DONATION MADE
HOSPITALS' LIFELINE GROWS
CANDLES FOR LIFELINE
LIFESAVING
SEE HFROISM
SEE RESCUFS
LIGGETT C MYERS TOBACCO CO.
LtM EXPANDS SHIPPING
DFPARTMENT EXPANDING
LCM FOLKS 'GREATEST-
TAKING SHAPE
GPANO"ET OFFERS TO SELL LCM TO ITS EMPLOYEES
MORE GOOD NEWS FOR LIGGETT WO^KFRS
LCM PRESIDENT SAYS WORKERS SWULDN'T WORRY ABOUT JOBS
LCM SALE VIEWED NO WORKERS' PERIL
LtM SALE LOOKS GUOO
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s u b j e
GRAND ME1: "NOt THANK YD
WORO OF POSSIBLE LCM SAL
WHEN 'THEM" BECOMES "US'
POKE FOB LCM PLANT MAY
LCM, GRANDMET OFFICIALS
TALKS BEGIN ON CHARTING
AWARDS GIVEN FOR SUPPORT
LCM AT WORLD'S = AIR
LCM TO OFFER WORLD'S FAI
EXTENSION UNLT OtLAYS FI
LCM NFGPTIATES PRICE OF
LCM HIRES PARKS AS HOST
RUMORS ABOUND OF STAGVIL
LCM INTRODUCES NEW CIGAR
2 QUIT LIGGETT FIRM
LCM'S GENERICS REACH NU«
FORMER TOBACCO OFFICIALS
LCM PRICE TAG IS t325 MI
LCM OFFICIALS SEEK FUNDS
NEW CIGARETTE READY
LIGGETT TO BEGIN SELLING
CIGARETTE MAKERS CONCEDE
LCM FILES CHARGES ON SEA
LCM SUES RIVAL CIGARETTE
BROWN C WILLIAMSON VOWS
LCM PUTS HOLD ON BUYOUT
LCM OFFICIALS RETHINKING
LCM SAYS TEST BR ANOS ARE
LCM ADDS CHARGES AGAINST
NEW DEVELOPMENTS HALT LC
LCM BUYOUT PLANS OROPPED
GENERIC CIGARETTES 9ATTL
DURHAM LEAF COMPANIES EX
1350 MILLION AT STAKE IN
LIGGETT DESERVES FAIR FI
BROWN ANO WILLIAMSON SAY
BROWN C WILLIAMSON FILES
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY
LCM FIRE IS MINOR
MESSY DELIVERY
CEOS GIVE ADVICE TO COLL
LIGGETT PLANS ANNOUNCEMF
LCM OFFERS PRODUCT DUALI
LCM OFFERS "ONEY-BACK GU
ANNOUCNES CAMPAIGN
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WE
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NEW SCIENCE SCHOUL CLASS
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.
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PLANS
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CIGARETTE FIRM
M UUY3UT NEGOTIATIONS
: COMPETITION IN GENERIC SALES CITED
E. LCM CHIEF SAYS
PECT 9 IG TOBACCO BUYS
THE SENERIC WAR
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S LCM ANTI-COMPETITIVE
COUNTERSUIT IN WAR OF GENERICS
. EDUCATION. MEDICINE C RESEARCH I AO I
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NT
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ARANTEE
RE A BRAND. THEY WOULD BE TIED FOR SIXTH IN U.S.
TED
ROOM DEDICATED
C. EMPLOYERS
LIGGETT '. MYERS TOR
SEE ALSO LIGGETT
GRANOMET OFFER
MORE GOOO NEWS
LCM POESIOENT
LCM SALE VICWE
LCM SALE LOOKS
WORD OF POSS IB
WHEN 'THEM' BE
PRICE FOR LCM
LCM, GRANDMET
TALKS BEGIN ON
LCM MAY USE EM
LCM NEGOTIATES
LCM PRICE TAG
LCM OFFICIALS
LCM EMPLOYEES
PRODUCTION LIN
NEW DEVELOPMEN
LCM BUYOUT "LA
LCM WORKERS RE
MEET BLUE JEVI
ACCO CO.. EMPLOYEES
GROUP. EMPLOYES S
S TO SELL LCM TD ITS EMPLOYEES
FOR LIGGETT WO'KERS
SAYS WORKERS SHOULDN'T WORRY ABOUT JOBS
D NO WORKERS' P^RIL
GOOD
LE LCM SALE PER< S UP DURHAM
COMES 'US-
PLANT MAY BE SET IN 60 OAYS
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS PLANT PURCHASE
CHARTING LIGGETT SALE
PLOYEE STOCK PUN IN ORDER TO PURCHASE ITSELF
PRICE OF MANUFACTURING PLANT
IS «325 MILLION
SEEK FUNDS FOR 3URHAM PLANT BUYOUT
TO BEGIN LONGER WORK DAY MONOAY
ES AT LCM MOVE TO LONGER WORKDAY
TS HALT LCM BUYOUT NEGOTIATIONS
NS DROPPED: COMPETITION IN GENERIC SALES CITED
TURN TO B-HOUR SHIFTS
L
LIGGETT C MYFRS TOBACCO CO.. SALES
LCM OFFERS MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
LIGGETT c myers TOBACCO CO., WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO BRIGHTLEAF SOUARE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO WAREHOUSES
HIGH WINDS DAMAGE WAREHOUSE
RENOVATION UNDER WAY
LIGGETT GROUP
3 CANCE" VICTIMS FILE »9.3 BILLION SUIT
LIGGETT GROUP, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSn LIGGETT C MYERS TOBACCO CO.. EMPLOYEES
LCM EMPLOYEES MOVE ALMOST OVER
LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING TOO CLOSE
LIGHTNING HITS HOME
HOUSE CATCHES FIRE DUPING STO'M
MAN SURVIVES LIGHTNING BOLT
STORM CAUSES POWER LOSS
LIGHTNING UPLT HITS CHIMNEY
LIGHTNING SPARKS OUTAGES THROJGHOUT PARTS OF CITY
LIGHTNING KILLS CATTLE
LI'L ABNER 1C0MIC STRIP C PLAY I
HATS OFF TO JUNIOR THESPIANS
LI'L GENERAL STORE I DURHAM-CHAPEL KILL BLVO. I
CASHIER MUROEREO DURING STORE HOLDUP
2 INCIDENTS TIED TO OURHAM CL=RK'S SLAYING
POLICE FOLLOW LEADS IN CLERK'S SLAYING
LI'L GENERAL STORE (SOUTH MIAMI SL/O.I
MONEY ORDERS STOLEN
LILLY ENOOWMENT, INC.
UMC TO STUDY NEEOS OF STUOENTS AFTER SCHOOL
UNC GETS ENDOWMENT
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
LINCOLN CENTER RECEIVES AWARD
DURHAM, ORANGE PROJECTS WIN H=ALTH AWARDS
2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AWARDS
LINCOLN WINNERS ALSO LOSE
CONNIE MOSES IS PR0»ER "ATCH rUR. TWO VILLAINS ANY DAY
KIWANIANS CREATE ENDUWMENT F0J COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
THREE AREA MEASURES BECOME LAW
GRANTS WOULD HELP 6 GROUPS
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, BJOGET
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4/06/84 6
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6/29/84 A
7/13/34 A
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12/12/84
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N A47
N A54
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SUBJECTS
>Ar.£ 438
1/14/85
SEE ALSO LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. FUND RAISING
INTENSIVE-. CORONARY CARE TO COST MORE AT HOSPITAL
FUNOING- CUTS HURT HOSPITAL
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. EMOOWMENT
KIwANIANS CREATE ENDOWMENT FO* COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. FJND RAISING
SEE ALSO LINCOLN CUMMUNITY HEALTH CFNTER, 3U0GET
KIWANIANS CREATE ENDOWMENT F05 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOLS
NAACP CLAIMS LINCOLN SCHOOLS HIRING UNFAIR
LINCOLN HOSPITAL
MONUMENT'S UNVEILING REMEMBERED
LINCOLNTON HIGH SCHOOL
LINCOLNTON'S 3AN0 MAY PLAY 2N3 FIDDLE ON INAUGURATION OAY
WASHINGTON MAY STILL HEAR BAN}
LIN6BERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
LINKS INC.
FESTIVE TEA TO FETE ROYAL ENGLISH GUESTS
LINKS' ART AUCTION TO BE HELD SUNOAY
JAYCEES ARE HOSTS FOR GALA
NEW MACHINES
LINN COVE VIADUCT
SEE ALSO BRIOGES. N.C.
ALPINE-STYLE BRIDGE COMPLETE
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P 3YL
H 2 5/09/84 C
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H 2 4/24/84 A
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S 2 6/05/B4 C
H 2 U/04/84 0 1 P F
N B30
N J56
PROUD CUBS
NICE PLACE FOR A REST
LION'S CLUB. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
PHONE BILLS HAY RISE
NEW CHARTER
THE DURHAM LIONS CLUB. . . ( ADV E' T I SEMEN T I
DURHAM TO BE CENTER OF °R I T I SH -U. S. FESTIVAL
MARKHAH: USE IMAGINATION ON D3WNT0WN
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
HIGH ACHIEVERS
NEW OFFICERS
LIONS CLUBS SUPPORT EYE CLINIC IN DURHAM
EXPRESSWAY EXTENSION WORK TO >EGIN SOON
ROSE: ROAO PROJECT NEEDS HIGH PRIORITY
ARCHITECT: CENTER PROGRESS T03 SLOW
LIONS CELEBRATE
LION'S CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BLINO
LIONS SET FINE EXAMPLE
LIONS FIGHT BLINDNESS
LIOUID PROPANE GAS
SEE ALSO PROPANE
TANKER UPSET, RIGHTED
PROPANE IN TRUCK IGNITES
LEAK DISRUPTS TRAFFIC
LIOUOR tJY-THE-DRINK, ALAMANCE CO.
MIXED-ORINK EFFORT FIZZLES IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE VOTERS TO DECIDE 16 "ILLION TCA BOND ISSUE
L IOUHR-BY-THE ORINK, BURLINGTON
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C.
MIXED-DRINKS DRIVE BEGINS IN ALAMANCE
MIXED-DRINKS VOTE OEAOLINE NEAR
LIOUOR-BY-THE DRINK. CHATHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C.
CHATHAM TO VOTE ON 3EFR ANO LIOUOR SALES
ABC ISSUES WIN IN CHATHAM C0U1TY
SOBER NEWS: MIXED DRINKS LOST IN CHATHAM
L IQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, DURHAM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: NEWS ITEHS OF 1901
L IOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK , HENDERSON
HENOERSON WILL VOTE TUESDAY 01 LIQUOR BY ORINK
HENDERSON'S VOTcRS OK MIXED D<INKS
L ICUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, N.C.
SEE ALSO BARS
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
LIOUOR VOTE SCHEDULED MAY 8
U.S. LIOUOR LAWS A CONFUSING ARRAY
LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, U.S.
SEE ALSO BARS
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO PROHIBITION
A STAGGERING VOTE
LIOUOR PERMITS
LFGISLATOR SUPRENDERS CLUBS' LIOUOR LICENSES
LIOUOR RAIDS
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
LITERACY
SEE DURHAM LITERACY COUNCIL
SEE ILLITERACY
LITHIUM
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW ORUGS TO HELP PSYCHOTICS
LITHO INDUSTRIES INC.
RDU TO MULL EASEMENT RULE
LITTER
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
NEW CAMPAIGN
EYESORE IS REMOVED
UTILITY POLE POSTERS SHOULD BF BANNFO
LITTERERS SHAMELESS
CANDIDATE PROMISES NO SIGN LITTER
•DIRTY PICTURE' CONTEST TO HELP CLEANUP EFFORT
1 6/12/84 B 1
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SUBJECTS
",E 4 39
1/14/15
TAKF AIM AT THE BARRELS
OIRTY SNAPS CAN HELP CLEAN UP
DIRTY PICTURES
CLEANING UP
CITY RESIDENTS ARE APPQINTEO TO STATE COUNCIL
STATE SAYS HIS TIRES MUST GO
KEEP OURHAM CLEAN
STATE URGES CITIZENS
CLEANING COLE MILL
PASSING PARADE
TO CLEAN UP ROADS
LITTLE FIVF POINTS
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
NORTH OURHAM PLAN ADVANCES
BOARD BACKS NOKTH CENTRAL OURHAM PLAN
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
INSIDE
LITTLE LEARNERS DAY CARE CENTER
DAY CARE CENTER ROYALTY
LITTLE RIVER
BIG bRIDGE ACROSS LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
STUDENTS SEND VALENTINES TO LEADERS. CELEBRITIES
ROCK 'N' ROLL SETS MOUSE TO JUMPING AND JITTERING
BUILOING A CITY
PATROL HONORED
MARINE VISITS FRIENDS AT OURHH M SCHOOL
•OURHAM DAY" SPARKS PUPILS' INTEREST
EDUCATOR RECOGNIZED
MASTER-TEACHER PROGRAM PRAISED
NORTHERN HIGH CONSTRUCTION HO". K TO BE COMPLETED SOON
LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
CITY ASKED TO SPEED CONDEMNATION ACTION
BUSINFSS DISRUPTION FUNDS SOUGHT
PANEL SERVES NOTICE: HIRE BLACKS. WOMEN TO GET CITY BUSINESS
COST OF LAND 'TOO HIGH-
RELOCATION SLOWS RESERVOIR WO»K
LITTLE ROVER RESERVOIR DAM BIDS TO IE OPENED
416.6 MILLION LOW 810 FOR LITTLE RIVER DAM
DAM PROJECT 8I0DING MAY MEET OBJECTIONS
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS CONDEMNED H^USE VITAL TO HER WORK
CITY TO REJECT LITTLE RIVER BIOS
COUNCIL MUST ACT ON BID REJECTION
COUNCIL TO GET RESERVOIR BIDS
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS 3IDS ON RESERVOIR
NEW BRIDGE OVER AN OLD COMMUNITY
RAISE HIKE TO BE TONIGHT'S TOP ITEM
FOOTBALL TEAM'S REQUEST REJECTED; PAY RAISES OK ' D
CHAIN: MINORITY CONTRACTS ADEQUATE FOR LITTLE RIVER
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLA>I S CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHEO EOICT COMMENTS
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTION ON WATERSHEO LAWS
THE NEW AND THE OLD
RESERVOIR AHEAD OF PLANS
THEIR DAY IS OVER
LAND FOR RESERVOIRS DWINDLING. SAYS EXPERT
LITTLE SUGAR MOUNTAIN
MOUNTAIN CONDO OWNERS COMPLAIM ABOUT 3UALITY
LIVER DISEASE
SEE ALSn DISEASES I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
LIVER AILMENT KILLS 5-MONTH-OLO GIRL
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RENTS OF JOSH
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FORM FUND-RAISING GROUP
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LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO COWS
SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JU1I0R LIVESTOCK SHOW AND SALE
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO POULTRY
DR0UGH1, HIGHER FEED PRICES TAKING TOLL ON AREA FARMERS
INCOME FROM ANIMALS UP
LIVESTOCK SHOW WINNERS
ANTIBIOTIC ABUSE IN LIVESTOCK CAN CAUSE HUMAN ILLNESS
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE
LIVINGSTON WINS 34-0
LIVINGSTONE TO HEAR HELMS
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GOOD ADVICE FOR STUDENTS
3 N.C. COLLFGFS PICKED TO RECEIVE NEW GRANTS
3 N.C. COLLFGFS GET NEW GRANTS
LIVINGSTON'S FIELD GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN MALES I BOOK 1
SEE ALSO MAN-WATCHING
IN SPRING A WOMAN'S FANCY TURNS TO MAN-WATCHING
LLAMAS
LLAMAS CARRY GEAR FOR
N.C. MOJNTAIN HIKING SERVICE
LLOYD'S OIL CO. ICARRBORO. N.C.I
OIL SPILLS INTO CARRBORC CR6E<
OIL IS SPILLED INTO MORGAN CREEK
LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESS LOANS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SMALL BUSINESS CHEATING NEARLY ALL NEW JOBS
LOBBYING
ESPIONAGE IN THE UNITED NATIONS
PAC OF TOBACCO WORTH tl MILLIJN
GUN LOBBY FLE'ES MUSCLE ON • C3 P KILLER* BULLETS
SHORT SESSION LOBBYISTS SPENT NEARLY 1560.000
N.C. GROUP FIGHTING 'LIBERALISM' IN LEGISLATURE
CHILDREN'S LOBBYIST OFFERS TIPS
N.C. LOBBYISTS CONFJSEO OVER _ EGl SL ATURC • S AGENDA
JIMMY GREEN NAMED MARTIN'S TOP LOBBYIST. ADVISORY
LOBBYISTS PREPARE THEIR APPFA.S FOR BIGGER SLICES
LOBSTERS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
17-POUNO LOBSTER IS HOUSED IN N.C.
LOCH NESS "ONSTER
ON THE SHORES OF LOCH NESS
LOCK. STOCK ANO BARREL (RESTAURANT!
NORTH DUKE MALL ADDING RESTAU'ANT
RESTAURANT CORRECTS TAX OVEROARGE
LOCKS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. LOCKING SYSTEMS
SECURING HOME NOT NECESSARILY EXPENSIVE
LOCO-OTIVES
SEE RAILROADS. N.C.
SEE TPAINS
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA
SEE ALSO CROASOAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SHOPPING CENTER IS ACTIVE
WHO'S DOING WHAT AROUND THE AREA
2 NEW PROGRAMS AIMF.0 AT HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT TWO BUSINESSES
WORK AT LOEHMANN'S PLAZA NEARLY COMPLFTE
LOGAN ACT
THE LOGAN ACT ANO JACKSON
LOGOS
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTSI
SEE ALSO SYMBOLS
TRAILS GROUP SEEKING LOGO
LONDON, ENGLAND
SEE ALSO GkEAT BRITAIN
THE OUTRAGE IN LONOON
LONDONERS OROP THEIR H'S, OPINIONS ON MRS. THATCHER
REAGAN GLIB WITH LEADERS AT SJMMIT
PIKEMEN GUARD SUMMIT LEADERS IN KING CHARLES TRADITION
THIS TAXI'S COLOR HAS DOORMAN SEEING REO
LONOON CONTEMPORARY DANCE THEATER
SEE ALSO DANCE
MODERN DANCE TO HAVE A PLACF IT FESTIVAL
DANCERS FLASH. "LAZE ON PAGE STAGE
LONDON OANCE COMPANY SHOWS AMFRICAN ROOTS
STEP BY STEP. THE ENGLISH LEA! NED TO LOVE MODERN DANCE
THE LONELY GUY ItllMI
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LONG-OI STANCE RUNNING
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SEE ALSO BOSTON MARATHON
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SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRST MARATHON
SEE ALSO JOGGING
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SEE ALSO WALKING
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SIUDY: COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY OBSESSION
CITY'S "OAO RACE PLANNED OCT. 13
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HOSPITAL TO HOLD SPEEO CONTEST
MCPHERSON 5K PREDICTION RACE TO BENEFIT SIGHT SET FOR NOV.
FOOTFALL START
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LONG MEAOOW PARK
SPLASH LANDING
LONGEVITY
SEE LIFE EXPECTANCY
LOOK-ALIKES
SOCIETY PLANS TO SEARCH FOR BARNEY FIFE LOOK-ALIKE
LOOSE ENDS (PLAYI
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DUKE RESEARCH PROGRAMS GET FOJNOATION BACKING
LORILLARD CORP.
LOR1LLARO CLOSING PLANT IN LOJISVILLE. KY.
LOS ANGELES EXPRESS
NAVRAT1LOVA RECOROS 56TH STRAIGHT VICTORY
LOS ANGELES LAKERS
PLEASE COME TO BOSTON
BOARD WORK WAS BACKBONE OF BOSTON WIN
LOS ANGELES POLICE OEPT.
A FALLEN HERO — WHY?
LOSING
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST PLANE FARE RETURNED
MCBRIEFCASE WITH MONEY FALLS OFF CAR
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN OU'HAM
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MONEY FOUND AT PATROL STATION
PYTHON IS FOUND
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN 0U< HAM
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LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO RAFFLES
SEE ALSO SWEEPSTAKES
SURGEON URGES STATE LOTTERY p? R HEALTH CARE
STATE LOTTERY IS NOT A READ DEI
LOTTERY URGFO IN N.C. TO PAY »EDICAL COSTS
LOTTERY NO MAGIC ANSWER TO N.C. HEALTH-CARE WOES
N.C. LOTTERY WORTH PURSUING
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
MFTHODIST OFFICIAL CRITICIZES LOTTERIES
SOME STILL WILLING TO TAKE CHANCE ON N.C. LOTTERY
THE ARGUMENT FOR A S TATE -OPERA TEO LOTTERY
LOTTERY IOEA STILL MAKES LIVE.Y OEBATE
LOTTERIES: WINNERS ANO LOSERS
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LET LOTTERY OREAM COME TRUE
MORE OPINIONS OM GAMBLING
GAMBLING FOR REVENUE
U.S. LOTTERY NO ANSWER
TWO MEN CHARGEO IN LOTTERY OPERATION
LOTTERY TICKETS
MAN ARRESTED AS 21 CASES OF LITTERY TICKETS SEIZED
LOU GEHRIG'S DISEASE
SEE AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
LOUIS C. SUOLER PRIZE
DOBBINS WINS PRIZE FOR ART
DUKE ARTS INSTITUTE TO PRESENT AWARDS TO FIVE SENIORS
LOUISBURG. N.C.
WHISTLERS CONVENTION WILL BE HELD TODAY
CALIFORNIA WHISTLER IS GRANO CHAMPION
LOUISBURG HAS 2-HOUR POWER OUTAGE
GOP HEAOOUARTERS OPENS IN FPA^KLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY GETS ITS FIRST GOP HEAOOUARTERS
REST HOME BEING BUILT IN LOUISDURG
FRANKLIN, TWO TOWNS NOTIFIED ] F CIVIL LAWSUIT
LOUISBURG. N.C. CHRISTMAS PARAOE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES. N.C.
PARAOE SLATED TODAY IN LOUISBURG
LOUISBURG. N.C. HOUSING
LOUISBURG TO UPGRADE SECTION OF TOWN
LOUISBURG ARFA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LOUISBURG CITY COUNCIL
SEE LOUISBURG TOWN COUNCIL
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LOUISBURG COLLEGE
WATSON TO HEAD PHYS1LS GROUP H 2
LOUISBURG COLLEGE FILLS POST H 2
TOM KICKER TO 3E SPEAKER H 1
ROMANIAN CHOIR WILL OPEN CONCERT SERIES H 1
TV JOURNALIST TO SPEAK AT LOUISBURG COLLEGE H 1
LOU1SBURG COLLEGE. CONSTRUCTION
LOUISBURG COLLEGE BENEFACTOR DONATES S200.000 FOR CHAPEL
LOUISBURG COLLEGE BOARO OF TRUSTEES
LOUISBURG COLLEGE BOARD GETS FOUR NEK MEMBERS
LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC ANO OANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK OANC ING
FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL SLATED
FOLK FESTIVAL TO 9E HELD MARCH 31
THERE WILL BE MUSIC. DANCING IN LOUISBURG
LOUISBURG COLLEGE SPORTS. BASEBALL
GALLAGHER AT JOB CROSSROADS
LOUIS»URG TOP SEED IN JUCO TOURNEY
NO JUNIOR LEAGUFR: LOUISBURG'S FRAZIER RUNS SMALL-SCHOOL PROGRAM...
LOUISBURG TOWN ADMINISTRATOR
LOUISBURG MANAGER RESIGNS
ROBERTSON TO BE HONORED
LOUISBURG PICKS ADMINISTRATOR
LOUISBURG TOWN COUNCIL
SHE HAS SEEN PROGRESS IN LOUISBURG
LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BREAKFAST TICKETS AVAILABLE
JOBS LEVEL IS PRAISED
FRANKLIN INOUSTRY PANEL FORMS
FRANKLIN CHAMBER TO HOLD MEETING
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.
STRIKING EMPLOYEES OF LUMBER FIRM SEEK CHANGES ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WORDS NOT ALWAYS RELATED TO HE FACTS OF A MATTER
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
JORDAN DUNKS TAME TIGERS IN SECOND HALF
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOT3ALL
UNC. LSU SET FOOTBALL DATES
LOVE
LOOKING AT IT IN PERSPECTIVE OF SCIENTISTS
LOVE THOUGHTS SPRING FORTH
SONGWRITER: POP SONGS PROMOTING HEARTACHE
LOVEFEAST
SEE MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST
LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS. FEDERAL AID TO NEEDY
FRIGID WEATHER TAKES TOLL ON FUEL AID
OLD WELFARE FILES HEADED FOR ? UMP
MORE TO RECEIVE FUEL ASSISTAN1E; AMOUNT DROPS
LOWE'S COMPANIES. INC.
OO-IT-YOURSELFERS HELPED LOWE'S
LOWE'S GROVE COMMUNITY
SHUTTERS CLOSE ON GOODWIN'S G> ILL
LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART
BOOK FAIR PLANNED
LET'S DANCE
YEAGER: LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTA)Y MAY BE TOO VALUABLE TO CONTINUE
PARFNTS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOL IN LOWE'S GROVE
LOWES GROVE SCHOOL OVERLOOKED BY COUNTY
LOWE'S GROVE PARENTS TO PETITION
LIBRARY FUN
LOOK MA. NO HANDS!
FATHER CITES HARDSHIP IN S TR 1° -SE ARCH ING CASE
DURHAM STUDENTS PICK DIFFERENT ELECTION WINNERS
PLANNING AHEAD
SPACE VISITORS
BOY SCOUTS 9UIL0 FENCE
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS. TROPHY WINNERS. BIRTHDAYS. ANNIVERSARIES...
LOWE'S GROVE STUDFNTS HFLP HAMDICAPPED
WINNING PROJECT
LOWE'S GROVE NAMES HONOR PUPILS
LAST ISSUE
LOWE'S GROVES ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
CHEERLEAOING CHAMPS
STRIP SEARCH SUIT FILFO: DAO '1AME0 DURHAM CO. SCHOOL UNIT
RAY: COUNTY HAS NO STR IP-SEARCHING POLICY
ATTORNEY SAYS STRIP-SFARCH SUIT OOES NOT CONTEND MAN PRFSFNT
SCHOOL STRIP SEARCHES SHOULD PE CHALLENGED
ANSWER FILED TO SEARCH SUIT: OURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK DAMAGES
BOTH SIDES SEE VICTORY IN • S TI I P- SE ARCHI NG' CASE
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. VOLLEYBALL
LOWES GROVE REPEATS
LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
SEE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LUCAS PHARMACY INC.
FALSE ALARM REPORTED
LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES
LUCKY STRIKE LIGHTS GO ON SALi IN DURHAM TODAY
LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TIMBER
SEE ALSO TREES
LUMBER INOUSTRY SEEN ON UPTURN
N.C. WOOD INOUSTRY EXPECTS GOO 0 YEAR
TIMBER INDUSTRY TURNING TO SOUTHERN PINE FORESTS
LIFT U.S. TRADE RESTRICTIONS
LUMRERTON, N.C.
PROGRAM LINKS BUSINESS. INDUSTRY, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE 443
1/1 4/8 5
IM THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME1
THREE CRITICAL AFTER DRINKING LYE AT PARTY
DOCTOR CALLS CHEMICAL MISTAKEN FOR MINE 'ONE OF WORST THINGS...'
WITNESS SAYS PARTYGOERS THOUGHT LYE WAS WINE THAT 'NO ONE COULD HANDLE"
2 RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL AFTE* SUFFERING LYE 8URNS
LYING
SEE ALSO FALSE TESTIMONY
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO POLYGRAPHS
CROWN A NEW PRINCE OF LIES
THE GUILTY RAPE -VICTIM'
LYNCHBURG METS
BULLS RALLY PAST METS. 5-*
LYNCHBURG WHIPS BULLS
METS HOLD OFF BULLS IN 9TH, 4-3
HARD-LUCK AVILES. BULLS FALL TO METS
METS STILL GIVING BULLS FITS
LYNCHBURG JUMPS ON DURHAM. 4-1
DURHAM RALLIES FROM 5-0 DEFICIT TO OEFEAT METS
CHILORESS' HR IGNITES BULLS
MORTILLARO HURLS BULLS TO VICTORY OVER METS
THOMAS HELPS BULLS 'DEFFND' 2S T
LYNCHBURG TAKES TWO FROM BULLS
MOSCAT'S SINGLE LIFTS LYNCHBU1G OVER BULLS. 4-3
METS SLIP PAST BULLS
LYNCHBURG SWEEPS BULLS
METS BLAST BULLS
LYNCHBURG AIMING FOR 100 WINS
BAR80SA GIVES BULLS WIN OVER LYNCHBURG
HOOGE MAKES MOST OF C I RCUMST AM CE S
THOMAS' HOMER IN NINTH LIFTS 3ULLS OVER METS. 6-5
THOMAS POWERS BULLS PAST METS
JEFFERSON. GLYNN SPARK METS' MINTH-INNING RALLY
CUBBAGc'S TRIAL RUN PROVES A SUCCESS
METS MONOPOLIZE CL HONORS
METS SWEEP CL HONORS
MFTS' COOK SCALDS BULLS
COOK SHACKLES BULLS IN GAME 1
BULLS DEFEAT LYNCHBURG 8-7 IN 17
NEVER-SAY-DIE BULLS EVEN SERIES
HEROES CAME OUT AT NIGHT
BULLS BLOW LEAD IN 1TH; METS TAKE 2-1 ADVANTAGE
BULLS CAN'T HOLD LEAO AS METS RALLY IN NINTH
METS ELIMINATE BULLS. DESPITE LAMB'S GEM
METS BREAK UP LAMR MO-HITTER. CAPTURE CROWN
LYNOHURST FOUNDATION
TEACHER TRAINING FUNDS RENEWED
UNC PROGRAM GETS GRANT TO TRAI
OUKE OFFICIAL WINS 175,000 PRI
DUKE PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER GETS G
PHOTO CENTER GETS 1197,000
LYON PARK SCHOOL
CENTER SEEKS TO AID HANDICAPPED WORKERS
OPENS CENTER
TRAINING CENTER DEDICATEO
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEE3
110,000 COMPUTER STOLEN FROM L
N SCHOOL TEACHERS
2E
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YON PARK SCHOOL
MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
YOUNGEST SCHOLAR WINS $128,003
MCBROOM COACH CO.
DURHAM ACADEMY BUSES GET NEW L
MCCAIN HOSPITAL
PRISON UNIT HELPS ELOERLY PR IS
MCDONALD'S
SEE ALSO PUNALO MCDONALD HOUSE I
MCDONALD HOUSE PLANS ANNOUNCED
MCDONALD'S SIGNS WITH N.C. MUT
HOB MILLION INSURANCE DEAL
BUILD A MEMORIAL
GUNMAN ELUDFS POLICE SEARCH
GUNMAN MANAGES ESCAPE
1300. 000 WILL GO TO MAN WHO WA
MCDONALC'S ICHAPEL HILL BLVD. I
MC8RIEFCASE WITH MONEY FALLS 1
MCDONALD'S 115-501. CHAPEL HILLI
PLANS FOR RESTAURANT, APARTMEM
MCOONALD'S I H I LLS30R0UGH ROAD I
HOLE CUT IN ROOF OF MCDONALO'S
MCOONALD'S CLASSIC DOUBLE-HEADER
MCDONALO'S CLASSIC WON'T BE RE
MCDONALD'S SOCCER CHALLENGE
SEE ALSO SOCCER
U.S. TEAM, OUKE MEET IN CHALLE
MACARTHUR GRANT
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ONERS ADJUST
DURHAM I
UAL LIFE
S ACCUSED OF THFFT
FF CAR
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STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS DE -ANNE XAT ION
LUNG CANCER
SFE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
3 CANCER VICTIMS FILE 19.3 BILLION SUIT
TOBACCO RESEARCH COUNCIL STUDY SAYS SMOKE 0 1 ON • T PRODUCE CANCER IN MICE
LUNG DISEASES
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG OISEASE
SEE ALSO EMPHYSEMA
KOOP: CIGARETTES STILL TOP HEALTH RISK
TOBACCO LOBBYIST RAPS CIGARETTE RFPORT
PROFESSOR: ACID RAIN MAY HURT LUNGS
LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (0ISEASE1
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAM'S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SPEAKER: LUPUS PATEINTS SHOULD EAT BALANCED MEALS
SOME MENTAL DISORDERS ARE SYM'TOMS OF LUPUS
DISEASE IS TREATABLE
LUTHERAN RETIREMENT MINISTRIES OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
ALAMANCE RETIREMENT CENTER GETS INOUSTRY STATUS
LUTRAVIL CO.
HUNT WELCOMES LUTRAVIL
LUTRAVIL: 'I HAPPENEO TO BE
FIRM ENTERS TEXTILES MARKET
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
SUBJECTS
OLYMPIANS RALLY TO EDGE DUKE, 2-1
SERVING LAST FATBACK BISCUIT TODAY
MCELWEE'S RESTAURANT
•mama's KITCHEN
MCCEHEE GRIST MILL
SEE ALSO MILLS
HISTORIC MCGEHEE'S MILL SOLO 'G TWO PERSON COUNTY MEN
ROXBORO APPROVES MCGEHEE'S MILL PLAN
MCGUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AND S.C.
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILLS URGFO ONLY AS LAST RESO»T
NRC FINES DUKE POWER «40.000
DUKE POWER MAY APPEAL NUCLEAR FINE
MCLAUGHLIN MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY
STAKEOUT LEAOS TO ARREST
MCLEANSVILLE PRISON
PRISON ESCAPEE SHOT,
WOUNOED
MCMANNEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
youth OIRECTUR NAMED
OURHAM-BASED PMS SOCIETY HOST TO NATIONAL CONFERENCE
FALL FESTIVAL SEASON 3EGINS THIS SATURDAY
METHODISTS SORROWED IOEA FROM MORAVIANS
NATIVITY SCENE
MCPHERSON HOSPI TAL
CIRCUS BOUNO
HOSPITAL TO HOLD SPEED CONTEST
MCPHERSON 5K PRFOICTION RACE TO 3ENEFIT SIGHT SET FOR NOV. 25
WORKSHOP TO DEAL WITH HEARING LOSS
RUN FOR SIGHT SCHEDULED NOV. »5
M-16
SEE ALSO GUNS
COLT CONSIDERS MOVING PLANT T3 N.C.
M C M CONSTRUCTION CO.
CONTRACTS AWAROFO FOR CONSTRICTION OF TEMPORARY DAM
OMASA GIVES DAM CONTRACTS
MCI COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE COMPANY WANTS TO BUILD TRANSMISSION TOWER IN ORANGE COUNTY
FIRMS WANTS TO BUILD TOWER
MCI GETS PERMISSION FOR MICROWAVE TOWER
CONDITIONS SET FOR MCI TOWER
MICA
SEE MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP.
OF AMERICA
MX MISSILES
DETERRENCE EFFECTIVE IN NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
COMPROMISE (CARTOON!
ENOS HEAOACHES7
REP. NEAL MAY RENEW EFFORTS TO DELAY FUNDING OF MX MISSILE
COBEY ATTACKS ANOREWS ON MX V3TES
BUSH HOLDING NEWSPAPER HEADLINED, "BUSH BREAKS MX TIE..." (CARTOON!
TELL VALENTINE TO STOP VACILLATING ON THE MX
CONGRESSMAN HASN'T FAVORED MX PURCHASE
EAST SY-MS WARN REAGAN ON MX VOTE
SENATORS" ARMS MESSAGE PRESENTED AT WRONG TIME
MAC
C MAGGIES (RESTAURANT!
NEW RESTAURANT TO OPEN DEC. 3
RIB-CUTTING CEREMONY
machine guns
see also guns
see also submachi-ie gun
firearm charges bring guilty »lea
agents rounding up guns
made in usa
see also businesses. n.c.
a"e»ican products mean american jobs
i-ports £. jobs: protectionist pressure on washington mounts
textile promotion
textiles learn consumers aren't very patriotic in spending
union's trade solutions wrong
officials praise textile la3e. amenoment
american-maoe products can co"petf
textile officials hail new la3el law
...dupham domestics plant: bu'lington industr ie s. . . i ad!
the customer's guideline
imports threaten textile, appsrel firms
clda-ceigy joining textile campaign
tfxtile industry and union lainch buy-american campaign
MAGAZINES
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SEE AL
SFE
SEE
SO FORBES (MAGAZINE!
SO NEWSWEEK (MAGAZINE!
SO PENTHOUSE MAGAZINE
SO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SFE ALSO TIME MAGAZINE
ORDINANCE PROPOSED ON ADULT MAGAZINES
A^ULT MAGAZINES NO LONGER SOLI IN WARRENTON
FIRE-RETAPOANT WOOD FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
SBA ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL TO AID SMALL
N E
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H ? 6/09/84 A 3
S 2 6/09/84 A 11
S 2 7/18/84 C 1 N C60
H 1 7/18/84 B 1 N
S 2 1/28/94 A 6 N
H 2 9/11/84 A 6 o E
H 2 10/03/84 A 6 P F
H 2 11/27/84 B I P F
S 2 12/14/84
A 16 P P K3C
S 2 2/28/B4 A 6
S 2 U/Oa/84 A 10
H 2 11/12/84 B 7
H 2 11/13/84 A 3
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H 3 11/22/84 B
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MAGOFR STUDIOS
LARGE CANADA "OVIE COMPANY PONDERING STUDIO IN CASWELL
MOVIE PROOUCER TAKES OPTION ON CASWELL LAND
FUTURE Canadian MOVIE CREDIT - 'FILMED IN YANCEYVILLE'
MAGGIE VALLEY, N.C.
MAGGIE VALLEY PLANS MONTH OF YULE ACTIVITIES
THE MAGIC TREE: A FAMILY HOUR WITH THE ARTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL OPENS SERIES SUNDAY
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
SEE ALSO ULTRASOUNO
UNC BOARO SEEKS FACULTY PAY BOOST EXCEEDING 10 PCT.
MED SCHOOLS TO STUDY DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUE
HOSPITALS WANT NEW DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT GCTS BOARD'S 3K
MEDICAL GROUP BACKS DUKE EJUI'HENT PLEA
TECHNOLOGY WILL AID CHILDREN
SEMINAR WILL DISCUSS NUCLEAR HAGNFTIC RESONANCE IMAGING
BY 1990. OOCTORS MAY BE ABLE TO USE SINGLE MACHINE TO DIAGNOSE CANCER
MAGNOLIA HILL FARM (WEAVER DAIRY FARM ROAOI
7/27/84
10/03/84
12/22/84
H 2 11/18/84 0
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9/04/84 A
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MONTHLY/A
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 44 5
1/14/85
DISMISSAL DENIED IN AMWAY SUIT
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS SUIT AGAI'JST BR I T T
JUOGE REfUSES TO APPOINT RECEIVER IN PROPERTY DISPUTE
MAID OP COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON
TURLINGTON WOMAN AMONG COTTON FINALISTS
MAIL BOaES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
CLIMBING UP
MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MAIL-UROER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
OUTLAW IMPRISONED ON MAIL FRAJD COUNTS
FBI AGENTS ARREST S.C. MAN IN OIPLOMA INVESTIGATION
GRAND JURY INDICTS THREE MEN
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD
OREGON MAN INDICTED IN PHONY 5IPLOMA SCHEME
JURY INOICTS 5 CAR DEALERS IN ODOMETER ROLLBACK CASE
MAIL-OROER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO DIRECT MAIL INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
PHARMACISTS ANGRY ABOUT MAILORDER ORUGS
MAIL TAMPERING
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STEM POSTMASTER FACING CHARGES
MAILBOMBS
SEE LETTER BOMBS
MAILBOXES
SEE MAIL BOXES
MAILING LISTS
SEE ALSO OIRECT MAIL INDUSTRY
BAPTIST PANEL BANS USE OF LIST BY OUTSIOERS
WRONG USE FOR BAPTIST LIST
DESPITE MIX-UPS. MAILING LISTS PAY OFF FOR POLITICIANS
MAIN ST.
STREET CLOSED
MAINSTREAMING
SEE CHILDREN, HANOICAPPED
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RETARDED C
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETA(DED
SEE EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, N.C.
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE SPECIAL EOUCATION
MAJOR BUSINESS FORMS
SALES AT FORM-PRINTING FIRM MAY HIT 13 MILLION THIS YEAR
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, DRAFT
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
BANKHFAO CONSIOFRING OPPORTUNITY WITH ROYALS
UNC'S CONNECTIONS TO FREE AGE>IT DRAFT HEAD ACC
MAJOR ROAD THEATRE CO.
ENGLISH TROUPE VISITS
ENGLISH THEATER TROUPE TO GIVE WORKSHOP AT UNC
MALBOURNE HOTEL
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
OLO GIVES WAY TO NEW
MALBOURNE DREW GIS, ELITE
MALE HOOELS
SEE ALSO MOOELS
JOHN HALL WORKS ON BOTH SIOFS OF THE CAMERA: MODEL, PHOTOGRAPHER
MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO INFANT NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
STATE HAS MALNUTRITION - EXPERT
MALPRACTICE
SEE LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE LEGAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
SEE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE REAL ESTATE MALPRACTICE
MAN-WATCHING
SEE ALSO LIVINGSTON'S FIELD GUIIE TO NORTH AMFRICAN MALES ( BOOK P
IN SPRING A WOMAN'S FANCY TUR^ S TO MAN-WATCHING
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (FILMI
HITCHCOCK AT REST - AT TIMES
THE MAN WHO LOVED OIRTY BOOKS I BOO< I
AMBITIOUS NOVEL LOUKS AT MARRIAGE
MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
L HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
.ITO
AMICK HOUSE TO BE FORECLOSED
FORECLAOSEO HOME SOLD FOR 1280,
FIRM SEEKS BANKRUPTCY RULING
MICA GIVEN JULY 6 DEADLINE TO FILE REORGANIZATION PLAN
JUDGE POSTPONES OECISION ON MICA REORGANIZATION
FIRM MUST SUBMIT PLAN TO CREDITORS
AMICK'S HOUSE SOLD TO BIDDER = OR $341,877. 50
REORGANIZATION PLAN FOR CONSULTING FIRM APPROVE" BY JUDGE
MANAGERIAL TRAINING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EDUCATION
LEAOEPSHIP STYLES WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
MANGUM HIGH SCHOOL
REUNION SATURDAY
MANGUM PRIMARY CENTER (BAHAMA, N.C.I
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
2 SCHOOLS TO GET AWARDS
MANGUM ST.
LOOKING AT DURHAM
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SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
-Illy* KNIFE TO THROAT, MAN FOUS
ODORS LOCKED IN WARRENTON
FUGITIVES REMAIN AT LARGE
POLICE REPORTEO CLOSING IN ON
MANHUNT SWARMS AROUNO TINY PAS
SEARCH CONTINUES FOP A "UROER!
4TH-GFA0ER CLAI«s SHE SAW ESCa
THE SEARCH CONTINUES
POLICE SEARCH OXFORO FOR FUGIT
ONLOOKERS. OFFICERS TENSE IN "
S=ARCH CONTINUES. SPREADS TO 3
LAWMEN WORK LONG HOURS IN SEAR
R08B BLAMES ESCAPE ON PRISON 0
TALK IN OXFORO IS DOMINATED BY
ARCOLA. PERSON COUNTY AREA ARE
LAWMEN SEEK ESCAPEE NEAR HYCO
LEAOS. LJCK SAID NEEDED IN SEA
HYCO LAKE MANHUNT
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT: SEARCH F3
HUNT CONTINUES FUR 1 WO ESCAPEE
BRILEY BROTHERS' WHEREABOUTS 1
FUGITIVE BRILEY BROTHERS WORRY
PEACEFUL PiSCHALL AGAIN '3UIET
CLUES GIVEN ON BRILEY BROTHERS
2 SAILORS HELD, Then RELEASED
CANADIAN POLICE SEEK BRILEY
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING PRICTI?
MANHUNT FOCUS SHIFTS TO CANADI
BRILEY BROTHERS ARE STILL AT L
TUGGLE: ESCAPE PLAN "WORKEO G3
PRISON CHIEF DISCUSSES ESCAPE
ROBBERY PROMR'S SEARCH FOR ESC
SEARCH FUR KILLERS CONTINUES
y'JEPEC POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH
SEARCH FOP 3RILEYS NARROWEO
NOT -MOST WANTED-
HUNT FOR BRILEYS FIZZLING OUT
OFFICIALS CALL OFF "SNHUNT FOR
2 VIRGINIA ESCAPEES CAPTURED
BRILEYS BEING HELD IN PHRADEl
PROSECUTORS IN VA. RELIEVEO B*
SONG WRITTEN ABOUT BRILEYS
ARREST OF BRILEYS LEAVES GUEST
SEARCH OF phone RECORDS LED n
PUBLIC WARNING ISSUED ON MANMJ
SPI SEEKING MAN FOR OUESTIONIN
SBI WARNS OF DANGEROUS MAN MJ
HT FOR LIFE
2 PRISON ESCAPEES
CHALL
R5
PEE IN ROANOKE RAPIDS
IVE MURDERERS
ANHUNT
XFORO
CH FOP ESCAPEES
FFICIALS
MANHUNT
SEARCHED FOR FUGITIVES
RESERVOIR
RCH FOR ESCAPFES
R PAIR FNOS IN VERMONT
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PICHMONO
AS A GNAT'
IN BRILEY SEARCH
N BETWEEN N.C.. VA.
AN OORDER
APGE
00'
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IN VT.
BRILEYS
PHIA JAIL ON «10 MILLION BAIL
ILEYS CAPTURED
IONS
FUGITIVES
NT
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MANNERS
SEE ALSO RUDENESS
THE SUBJECT AT GRACELYN: SOCIAL GRACES
OFFICER SHOWED RESPECT
MANNING OR.
NASSIF: TOWN WILL SUBMIT ITS ' OAD PLAN
MANPOWER
SEE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANT TRAINING ACT
SEE OURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT AN1 TRAINING OFFICE
SEE JOB TRAINING
SEE N.C. HEALTH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MANPOWER INC.
SURVEY SHOWS JOB PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN AREA
JOB EXPECTATIONS REPORTED 'GODD' IN DURHAM SURVEY
"ANSION DECORATORS (OURHAM, N.C. BJSINESSI
4 DURHAM FIRMS PRESENTED AWARDS FOR SERVICE TO MINORITY BUSINESSES
MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MURDER. N.C.
SEE ALSO MUROFR, U.S.
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER FILED IN WOMAN'S DEATH
PRISON TERM SUSPENOEO
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE IN NURSE'S DEATH
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED IN FATAL U.S. To WRECK
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER IS VERDICT IN KNIFE SLAYING
PARRISH SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS IN OEATH
OURHAM WOMAN SENTENCED TO 6 YHARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER
HEAPING SET FOR HILLSBOROUGH « AN
SWANSON FACES COURT HEARING
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA ACCEPTED IN MURDER TRIAL
WOMAN GFTS 20 YEARS FOR SL AY II G
CAUSE FOUND FOR TRIAL IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL SHOOTING
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
HIT-AND-RUN. MANSLAUGHTER CASE IN COURT
WITNESS: CAR WAS SWERVING
•ASLEEP IN POOL HALL' - DEFENDANT
JURY TO GET GREEN CASE
MAN CONVICTED OF HIT-AND-RUN, MANSLAUGHTER
GREEN SENTENCEO TO 12-YEAR TE' M
SENTENCING SCHEDULED FOR GREE1
L2-YEAR-TERM IMPOSED IN CASE IF HIT-ANO-RUN MANSLAUGHTER
SPLFEN INJURY LEADS TO MAN'S 3EATH; ARREST M4DE
WIFE CHARGED IN HUSBAND'S STABBING DEATH
MAN SENTENCED IN DEATH
TWO MFN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
TWO MEN CHARGED «ITH MANSLAUGHTER
MANTFO, N.C.
MANTEO PLUMES AND
2 TAR HEEL SCHODLS
MANTEO: THE SETTLE
PRINCESS ANNE'S VI
BIRTHDAY BASH: THE
MANTEO, CHAPEL HIL
N.C. FETE COMES TO
CONSULTANTS AUTHEN
ELIZABETH II WILL
LIVE FROM MANTEO,
MANTEO SPRUCED UP
PRINCESS: N.C. EN
MANTEO TQ ORAW POL
ANNE: SHE'S NOT A
PPINCESS EVOKES PA
FLOTILLA TO CRUl Sc
B^ATS WEATHER ROUG
OLD BASEBALL INJUR
CELEbRATlCN CnsTS
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LINEAGE REPORTED I
ENGLISH DIGNITARIE
BRACES FOR MRST COLONY CELEBRATION
RATED TOPS
R'S FRIENO
SIT TO SPOT. IGHT N.C.
RE'S A BIG JNE THIS WF£K ON ROANOKE I SLANO
L PREPARE F3R PRINCESS
LIFE
TICATE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
SAIL COAST 1FTER FESTIVITIES
IT'S THE 403TH
FOR FFSTIVIT [ES TODAY
GLAND SHARE HISTORY
ITICAL FOES
SPOILED BRAT
ST, TIES
MANTEO' S HARBOR
H SEAS TO REACH ISLAND
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N.C. «13 MILLION
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SUBJECTS
PACE 447
1/14/85
HALIFAX MAN CHARGED IN MANTEO BUILDING FIRE
ANDY GRIFFITH MOVING TO HOME IN MANTEO
MANUFACTURED HOMES INC.
MOBILE HOME FIRM SOLO FOR II MILLION
MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
TAX REPEAL RACKED
STEWART ACCUSES JORDAN AS CAMPAIGN HEATS UP
TAX REVISIONS NEEDED
CANDIDATES AGREE INOUSTRY SHOJLD PE SPRFAO MOPE EVENLY
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR SPEAK ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, JOBS
MARTIN SWATS TAXES
TAX CREDIT SOUGHT ON INVENTORY TAX
MARTIN SEEKING REPEAL OF TAXES
IT'S TIME TO END THESE TAXES
NEW N.C. INDUSTRY BEING ROBBED BY TAXES ICARTOONI
INVENTORY. INTANGIBLES TAX BILLS AOVANCE IN ASSFMBLY
INVENTORY, INTANGIBLES TAX CHANGES ADVANCE
SENATE VOTES TO PHASt OUT INTANGIBLES TAX
INVENTORY TAX BILL BOGS DOWN
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX REMAINS STALLEO
INVENTORY TAX RFPEAL MOULD CAUSE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
BIG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
LEGISLATURE REJECTS TAX REFORM
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILEO
TAX REPEAL FFFORTS TAKE SHAPE, BUT LOOK FAMILIAR
INVFNTOPY TAX MAY GO IN 1985
HARLOW, MILLER DIFFER ON S T A Tc INVENTORY TAX
MUNICIPALITIES GROUP REVERSES STANO ON TAXES
GUBERNATORIAL RACE JON • T SETTLE INVENTORY, INTANGIBLES TAXES ISSUES
MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE BACKS RiPLACEMENT OF TAX FUNDS
RUFUS HAS -HIGH GRO'JNO' ON TAXES
INVENTORY TAX REPFAL PLAN MULLED
TAX OPTION COULD START COUNTY MAR
MARTIN SAYS N.C. VOTERS SHOWED TAX CUT SUPPORT
SALARIES, SCHOOLS IOP HUNT BUDGET
BUDGET PLANS SHOW MARTIN, HUNT CONTRASTS
MANUSCR [PTS
DUKE PROFESSOR TO BE FIRST AMERICAN TO PRESIDE AT CLASSIC-STUDIES...
MAOLA MILK C ICE CREAM CO.
-noTH ANNIVERSARY
MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, DURHAM
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPFRS: CPIME OF THE WEEK
CEMETERY SIGNS ARE TACKY
GRAVE SEARCHING
FUNERAL HOME CANOPY STOLEN FR3M CEMETFRY
MAPS, N.C.
1733 MAP THE FIRST TO IDENTIFY THE ENO
MAPS, ORANGE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS BURN MIDNIGHT OIL, FAIL TO OK SALARY PLAN
MARATHON OIL CO.
MARATHON OIL NO MATCH FOR PAC<
•PACK OVERPOWERS OILERS
MARATHONS
SEE BOSTON MARATHON
SEE LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
CONTESTANTS WILL BOWL FOR CHARITY
TRYING HARO
HOPES OASHEO
MARCH OF DIMES, TRIANGLE CHAPTER
HONORED
10-mile walk set
walking to help
car washes helping march of dimes orive
gft car cleaned and help march of dimes
benefit bowling
marching bands
see also bands imusici
western alamance 8ano to be is gimbels parade
marco properties
condominium project planned f")r airport road
maria parham hospital (henderson, •(.c.i
see also hospitals, n.c. (see also names of specific hospitalsi
hospital plans special-care umit
"aria parham hospital, rates
rate hikes are announced at maria parham hospital
marietta, n.c.
time running out for small n.c.
TOWN
MAR I JUANA
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SURVEY: MOST ORUG USE DOWN SLIGHTLY FOR COUNTY STUOENTS
PLEASE, NO POT IN POTS
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS SET SMOKING BANS
MAR I JUANA
SEE ALSO D
MAN CHAR
TERPS* P
WOMAN HF
2 ARREST
STUDENT
ARREST C
POLICE N
12 PEOPL
BOAT, MA
BONDS SF
ALAMANCE
TEENS WI
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PUREFOY
LOUISPUR
SBI MAKE
SRI: 35.
24 PEOPL
LEE COUP
MAK I JUAN
RESTS
RUGS, ARRESTS
GEO WITH MULTIPLE DPUJ OFFENSES
RANCH, RIVERS SUSPENDED
LD; CAR RETRIEVED
ED ON ORUG CHARGES
FACES COUNT
OUNT STANDS AT 17 IN CONTINUING CRUG CASES
AB BURKE MAN FOR MARIJUANA
E INOICTED IN DRUG PR3 BE
RIJUANA SEIZED
T IN MARIJUANA CASE
VICE OFFICER FACING DRUG CHARGE
TH SEEDS CHARGED
RESTED FOR POT
FACES HIT-AND-RUN, DRJ G CHARGES
G MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
S BIG DRUG BUST
OOO POUNDS OF MARIJUANA SEIZED
E ARE CHARGEO IN N.C. MARIJUANA CASE
LE ARRESTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGES
A FOUND; BOY, 16, ARRESTED
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two ARRESTED 0
BUST NABS ORAN
VA. CITY OFFIC
2.000 MARIJUAN
MAXIMUM SENTEN
WILKES COUNTY
TWO FATHER AND
NURSE FACES "A
800 POUNOS OF
MARIJUANA PLAN
ORANGE COUNTY
TEEN-AGER JAIL
16 PEOPLE ARRE
MINISTER'S JOB
EIGHT PEOPLE I
THREE-COUNTY 0
11 ARRESTED IN
OFFICERS ARRES
DURHAM, ORANGE
INCREASED ORUG
GATE THEFT OF OVEN
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N DRUG CHARGES
GE PAIR
IAL FACES CHARGE OF GROWING POT
A PLANTS CONFISZATEO IN S.C.
CE IS GIVEN IN DRUG CASE
MEN CONVICTEO IM ORUG TRIAL
SON TEAMS SENTENCED FOR ROLES IN OUTER BANKS ORUG.
RIJUANA CHARGE
MARIJUANA SEIZED, PERSON SHERIFF SAYS
TS FOUND IN HOUSE; 2 PEOPLE CHARGEO
MAN CHARGED Hi H GROWING MARIJUANA »T HOME
EO ON ORUG CHARGE
STEO ON DRUG CHARGES
TO BE OECIOED IN CHURCH VOTE
NDICTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGES
RUG R4I0 NETS NINE ARRESTS
3-COUNTY DRUG 'ROBE
T 2 MORE ON DRUG CHARGES
PROBE NETS TWO MORE ARRESTS
SMUGGLING LIKELY IN N.C. - OFFICIALS
MARIJUANA, CROPS
SEE ALSO CROPS
FARMER: 'I NEVER SAW A SEED' DF MARIJUANA
200 MARIJUANA PLANTS CONFISCATED
2,000 MARIJUANA PLANTS CONFISCATED IN S.C •
TAKING A WHIFF
188 MARIJUANA PLANTS ARE DESTROYED
SAY, COULD THAT BE MARIJUANA? THAT, PLUS 464
MORE MARIJUANA SEIZED IN VANCE
MARIJUANA FOUND IN GARDEN OF GRANDMOTHER, AGE 70
VANCE LAW OFFICERS SEIZE MARIJUANA
AUTHORITIES FINO MARIJUANA IN WARREN
AGENTS SAY MEN TRIED TO TAKE GUNS TO MARIJUANA PLANTATION
MARIJUANA, DISPOSAL
SEE MARIJUANA, SEIZURE C DISPOSAL
MARIJUANA, SEIZURE C OISPOSAL
STATEWIDE DRUG SEARCH
MARTIN, EDMISTEN RENEW TIFF OVER ORUG ENFORCEMENT
TWO COUNTY SEARCH NETS MARIJU1NA
U.S. GOVERNMENT TO AUCTION F0= MER HOUSE OF DRUG DEALERS
MARIJUANA, S"UGGLING
SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
12 PEOPLE INDICTED IN DRUG PRD3E
BOAT, MARIJUANA SEIZEO
BONOS SET IN MARIJUANA CASE
SBI: 35,000 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA SEIZEO
THREE FISHERMEN CONVICTED ON ', ACK ET EER ING CHARGES
INDICTMENT NAMES 16 IN ORUG- S* UGGL I NG CASE
FRIEND MAY BE IN TROUBLE FOR SENDING MARIJUANA TO INMATE AT BURGAW...
MARIJUANA, TRIALS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TRIALS
FARMER: 'I NEVER SAW A SEED' 3 F MARIJUANA
DOCTOR OROERED DISCHARGED FROM THE NAVY
MARINE BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LA30SAT0RY
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
DEEP-SEA LIFE SURPRISES RESEARCHERS
MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
MARION. N.C.
N.C. LAW OFFICERS KILL FUGITIVE
FUGITIVE DIES IN N.C. SHOOTOUT, SECOND CAPTURED
ESCAPEE PLEADS GUILTY, RECEIVES 20 MORE YEARS
RADIO PROBLEM BETWEEN PATROL, POLICE BECAME APPARENT OURING MANHUNT
MARION FOLK: -FUGITIVES PICKEO THE WRONG TOWN"
MARITAL ENRICHMENT
SEE ASSOCIATION OF COUPLES FOR CARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR SERVICE JOBS
MARKETING RESEARCH
RESEARCHER: BLACKS OFFER HUGE POTENTIAL CUSTOMER RESERVOIR
MARLEEN PENNISON DANCE COMPANY
DANCERS TO PERFORM
DANCERS GIVE YOU SLICES OF LIFE
PENNISON'S "HURRICANE" HAS IMPACT
MARRIAGES. DURHAM
COUPLE FINO THEY HAVE MORE THA
COUPLE TAKE EIGHT YEARS TO DIS
THEY MARRIED THEIR BEST FRIENI
MARRYING SAM: DURHAM MAGISTRAT
MARRIAGE WAS IN FUTURE OF THIS
BROKEN AIR CONDITIONER BRINGS
COUPLE FIND LOVE SECOND TIME A
NOT LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT: BUT T
COUPLE WAIT MORE THAN SIX YEAR
MARRYING LATER IS GOOD IOEA, S
COUPLE HAVE FUTURE PLANNED
SHE KNEW HE WAS MR. RIGHT FROM
NFWLYWEOS PLAN TO START A NEW
THEY HAO THEIR OWN PRIVATE CUP
COUPLE HAVE EYES ON FUTURE
THEY'VE GOT BIG DATE AT 8LACK1
FUTURE LOOKS 3RIGHT AND SHINY
NOT WORK, BUT HIS SISTER GOT T
BRIOE'S PRETTY SMILE IS WHAT i
SIX-YEAR COURTSHIP LEAOS TO Ml
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SECOND MEET GETS BALL ROLLING
A DAY TO REMEMBER
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VETERAN WEODING MUSICIAN RAREL
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IT TOOK AWHILE. BUI HE FINALLY WON HER OVER
TRIP TO THE ALTAR TOOK NINE Y:ARS
CnuPlE REALLY BELIEVES: MARRIAGES HAOE IN HEAVEN
SHE OIO HEAR FROM HIM
SATURDAY, TASLES WERE TURNED
VILLAIN, SWEET YOUNG THING GET IT TOGETHER FOR LIFE
WHAT HE LIKED WAS HER EYES
IT WAS THEIR OWN DAY, SAY THESE NEWLYWEOS
SEPT. 22 WAS IMPORTANT DAY
THEIR WEDDING WAS A LESSON IN PATIENCE
THEIR NFW HOME WAS PRODUCT OF TOGETHERNESS
THEY MET ON THE JOB
THESE TWO PLAN TO STAY 'BEST :RIENOS' FOR LIFE
THERE'S NO MORE COUNT ABOUT IT, THIS COUPLE SAYS
A SECOND LOOK WAS ALL IT TOOK
SHE KNEW FROM THE BEGINNING
THEY FUUNO LOVE ON THE AIRWAVES
THEY WERE VICTIMS OF LOVE AT <URST SIGHT
THEIR WEDDING SPAWNED A BUSINESS
DETECTIVE WORK BROUGHT them TOGETHER
HE ADMITS: M WAS HUNTING A WIFE'
M« BELL FACILITATED ROMANCE
MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
CHAPEL HILL COUPLE START THEP NEW LIFE
MAN HOPES 1*00 MARRIAGE WILL VOIO OEPORTATION OROER
MINISTER, 90, GETS MARRIED ON BIXTHOAY
90-YEAR-OLD PREACHER TAKES BRIDE AS BIRTHDAY PRESENT
THESE TWO BELIEVE IN LONG ENGAGEMENTS
MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION OF COUPLES FOR MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
SEE ALSO EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIRS
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO POLYGAMY
SEE ALSO WEDDINGS
ANDRETTI HELPS CUPID BAG HIS 'REY
C0URT-0R0ER60 BLISS
ACME: MAKING MARRIAGES BETTER
SOCIAL STRESS OF MARRIAGE TOPIC FOR
ANTHROPOLOGIST GIVES SEXY THE3RY OF
BEST WISHES
CONVOLUTED REASONING
MARRIOTT CORP.
TWO NATIONAL CHAINS VIE TO ll« DOWNTOWN HOTEL
HOTEL TALKS REPORTED WITH MAR1I0TT, STOUFFER
HOTEL'S TAX FIGHT MAY GO TO HURT
"ARSHVILLE, N.C.
DERA1LE0 TRAIN BURNS IN N.C. TOWN
RESIDENTS RETURN TO MARSHVILL= AFTER TRAIN WRECK
UNION COUNTY OFFICIALS LAUD DISASTER PLAN
SOME MAPSHVILLE FIRMS REOPEN
TRAIN CRASH IS BLAMED ON "HUMAN FAILURES'
TRAIN WRECK INVESTIGATION CONTINUING
MARTHA FRANCK FRAGRANCE GARDEN
SEE ALSO BLIND
FRANCK GIFT APPROPRIATE
MARTIN-MARIETTA AGGREGATES
N.C. MAN AMONG GROUP CONVICTED
SPEECH AT DUKE
EVOLUTION
IN DEFENSE PLANT BREAK-IN, VANOALISM
MARXISM
MARX OR JESUS?
MARY DUKE BIDDLE EDUCATION GALLERY
SEE ALSO BLINO
SEE ALSO N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
'LIGHT' EXHIBITION OPENS ART WORLD TO HANDICAPPED
BIDDLE GALLERY AN ASSET
MARY OUKE BIDDLE FOUNOATION
WHAT THEY WORE
NCCU MUSIC DEPARTMENT COMPILH
1ST BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE 0EVEL3
MARY KAY COSMETICS
GROUP MAY LOSE OAVIE COUNTY FA f
»ARY 0. COWPER DAY CARE CENTER
TREE FOR ALL AGES
MARY POTTER SCHOOL (OXFORD, N.C.I
SPECIAL CLASS AT OXFORO SCHOOL
G ARCHIVE OF BLACK MUSIC, NEW AND OLO
PS AT NCCU
HELPS HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS
MARY REYNOLDS BABCOCK FOUNOATION
PROPOSAL THAT LED TO INTRASTATE PASSENGER TRAIN BEGAN IN GREENVILLE
MARYLAND AVE.
COUNCIL TO G
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DURHAM SHOUL
COUNCIL CAUG
SERVICE CENT
NARROW AVENU
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BLACKS IN ON WORK
MASCOTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, MASCOTS
DOGGING NEW YORK
HENDERSON FIREMEN MOURN MASCOT
MASKS
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN MASKS
■FIRE SPITTER,' 'JUDGE' OUKE F
MASON-OIXON TRUCK LINES
ORDER BLOCKING STRIKE LIFTEO
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FLOATING 'COMMUNE' IS HOME F0<
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•S LOSS
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OON'T BLAME BROKEN HOME H
NO TIME FOR LAWSUITS H
MASS SUICIDE
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO PARATRANSIT
TRANSIT MEETING SLATED
MASSAGE
MASSAGE BUSINESS HAS PROBLEM GETTING ITS MESSAGE ACROSS
MASSAGE PARL°RS
SEE ALSO PROSTITUTION
POLICE PADLOCK MASSAGE PARLOR: SIX ARE ARRESTED
CHAPEL HILL POLICE ARREST SIX IN MASSAGE PARLOR RAID
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKEO TO HELL'S ANGELS
MASSAGE PARLOP MAY BE PADLOCKED
POLICE OBTAIN LIST NAMING CUSTOMERS OF MASSAGE PARLOR
LIST OF MASSAGE PARLOR PATRONS FOUND
COURT OROER BANS -PROHIBITED- ACTS AT MASSAGE PARLOR
ORANGE JUDGE ISSUES OROER AGAINST MASSAGE PARLOR
8TH PERSON ARRESTED IN PROSTITUTION CASE
MASSAGE BUSINESS HAS PROBLEM SETTING ITS MESSAGE ACROSS
JUOGE ORDER MASSEUSE ARRESTED AFTER ABSENCE
ARREST ORDERED IN MASSAGE CASE
MASSAGE PARLOR CASES CONTINUED
MASSAGE PARLOR CASES DELATED
JUDGE CONTINUES ORUER IN MASSAGE PARLOR CASF
WOMAN CONVICTED IN PROSTITUTION CASE
2 MEN FOUND INNOCENT OF PROSTITUTION CHARGES
4TH WOMAN CONVICTED OF PROSTITUTION CHARGE
HFARING SET ON MASSAGE PARLOR
MASSAGE RECOROS JURNED
DURHAM POLICE WILL ATTEMPT TO DESTROY MASSAGE PARLOR RECORDS
OURHAM WOMAN'S CONVICTION UPH? LD IN MASSAGE PARLOR PROSTITUTION CASE
STATE OROPS DRUG CHARGE IN MASSAGE PARLOR CASE
MASSEY CHAPEL ROAO
ROAD NAME CAUSES OBJECTIONS AT MEET
MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
AMATEUR CHAMP SIGEL ENJOYS MASTERS
AT LONG LAST, TREVINO COMES D TERMS
GETTING TICKET TAKES SOMETHING QF A MASTER'S TOUCH
ADVICE HELPS NICKLAUS 2ER0 IN ON TARGET
CRENSHAW'S DAY COMES
"HATCHBOOK" POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IAPML. 19P0I
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
MATERNITY BENEFITS
SEE PREGNANCY
MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. MATH ANO SCIENCE EOUCATIONAL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MATHEMATICS DEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
OURHAM STUDENTS IN NATIONAL MATH CONTEST
GITHENS MATH TEAM 2ND
STUDENTS TO COMPETE
STUDENTS WIN IN MATH MEET
PUPIL 5TH IN MATH CONTEST
REASONING SKILLS PUSHED
IMPORTING MATH TEACHERS
U.S. NOBEL PRIZES SCARCE
TIP PROGRAM GETS GRANT
MATRON'S CLUB
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS. TROPHY WINNERS. BIRTHOAYS. ANNIVERSARIES.
MATIAMUSKEET NATIONAL WILOLIFE REFJGE
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE SANCTUARY
N.C. GETS ITS FIRST NATIVE BALD EAGLES
BALD EAGLES RELOCATED IN N.C. PARK
2 BALD EAGLETS MOVED TO N.C.
MAX FACTOR AND CO.
NEW DEPARTMENTS MAY CREATE J03 S AT OXFORO PLANT
MAYHEM
SEE VIOLENCE
MAYO LAKE
LAKES' FISH POPULATION TO BE CHECKED
MAYORS. N.C.
POLKTON MAYOR HAS BEEN FRAMIN1 PAYCHECKS FO' 10 YEARS
REIOSVILLF VOTERS MAY GET CHAYCF TO ELECT MAYOR
MAYORS' COMMITTEE FOR SERVICES TO THE HANDICAPPEO
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
TRIANGLE STUOY WILL ASSIST HANOICAPPEO
ME-ISM. ME GENERATION
SEE SELFISHNESS
MEAD CORP.
MANAGEMENT, INVESTORS BUY COMPUCHEM LABS
MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
JICL .. I . r , 1 r- , I , 1 « .
SFE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUR=AU
INTERFAITH GROUP SEEKS «30,00.T FDR MEAL
S ON WHEELS
MEASUREMENT, INC. IDURHAMI
OURHAM FIRM TO GRAOE TESTS
MEAT
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO HOT DOGS
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SUBJECTS
SEE »LSO POULTRY
RABBIT ON THE TABLE: TASTY,
L3W-FAT, HIGH-PPOTEIN MEAT
MEPANE, N.C.
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR MEBANE All
COUNTY TO ASSIST LAKE MICHAEL PARK
SPOTTED FEVER HITS OOG S IN ME' ANE
MEBANE TURNS DOWN REOUESTS TO RAISE RAILROAD SPEED LIMIT
TOWNS REJECT AMTRAK REQUEST T3 INCREASE TRAIN SPEED LIMITS
BEVERAGE FACILITY HILL OPEN 11 MEBANE
BFVERAGF PRODUCER TO LOCATE IM MEBANE! PLANS TO EMPLOY 200
ORAB HALL REPLACED WITH SCENE
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SITES NEEOEO: EXPERT SAYS COUNTY'S SUPPLY.
MEPANE. N.C.. ELECTIONS
MEBANF ELECTION ISSUE NOH UP TO STATE BOARD
NEH MESANE ELECTION OPOEREO
MEBANE MAYORAL ELECTION SET APRIL IT
MEBANE ELECTION VOTER REGISTRATION HILL END MONDAY
GARDNER ELECTED MEBANE MAYOR
"EBANE POLICE OEPT.
POLICE ARREST TEEN AFTER 30-MILE CHASE
MEPANE TOWN COUNCIL
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR MEBANE AID
MECCA
DURHAM MUSLIMS JOURNEY TO HOLY CITY
MECHANICS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MECHANICS
LET HIM EARN A LIVING
MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK (DURHAM, N.C.I
HAYTI HOMFBUYERS CAN GET LOW-INTEREST LOANS
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N .C .
MECKLENBURG OKS TAX HIKE
CONSOLIDATION OPPOSED
MECKLENBURG COUNTY JAIL
DEPUTY ACOUITTED OF ASSAULT
MAN, 39, COMMITS SUICIDE IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY JAIL
DEATH IN JAIL STILL MYSTERY 3 YEARS LATER
JAIL TNMATE CHARGEO IN ATTEMPTED POISONING
■SATELLITE" JAILS PRUMISING
MECKLENBURG COUNTY SHERIFF
DEPUTY ACOUITTEO OF ASSAULT
MECKLENBURG MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON
THO ESCAPEES CAUGHT
POLICE REPORTED CLOSING IN ON
GOV. POBb'S 'INATTENTION1 NOTE
GUARO SAYS INMATES PICKED HIM
TALK IN OXFORD IS DOMINATED BY
THO ESCAPEES CAUGHT: SEARCH FT
HUNT CONTINUES FOR TWO ESCAPEE
BRILEY BROTHERS' HHEREAPOUTS >l
FUGITIVE P-RILEY BROTHERS WORRY
PEACEFUL PASCHALL AGAIN 'QUIET
2 SAILORS HELD, THEN RELEASED
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING FRICTI3
BRILEY BROTHERS ARE STILL AT L
TUGGLE: ESCAPE PLAN 'HORKED GO
PRISON CHIEF DISCUSSES ESCAPE
LEARNING FROM THE ESCAPE
COMMANDER SAYS DON'T BLAME ES:
3RILEYS BEING HELD IN PHILADEL
POOSECUTURS IN VA. RELIEVEO B<
SONG WRITTEN ABOUT BRILEYS
TWO BRILEYS TO GO BACK TO VIR1".
4 DEATH ROW ESCAPEES WENT THRO
VIRGINIA ESCAPEES COST NORTH ;
ESCAPEE: I SHUNNED VIOLENCE
INMATES, GUARDS FIGHT AT VA. 0
TOUGH POLICY SAID NEEDEO AT PJ
RESIDENTS ANGRY ABOUT PRISON
WAROEN TIGHTENS VISIT RULES FT
VIRGINIA TIGHTENS PRISON SECUR
VIRGINIA TRANSFERS 5 OF 6 MEN
INDICTMENTS SOUGHT IN PRISON T
INMATE'S DIARY: VA. PRISON TIP
5 OEATH ROW INMATES BACK AT ME
REPORT CRITICIZES PRACTICES, D
VIRGINIA PRISON EXCAPEES TERR3
VA. PRISON CHANGES SPARK CONTR
2 PRISON ESCAPEES
0 IN ESCAPE
UP BY ARMS, LEGS
MANHUNT
R PAIR ENDS IN VERMONT
S
OW A BIGGER OUESTION MARK
RICHMOND
AS A GNAT'
IN PRILEY SEARCH
N BETWEEN N.C., VA.
ARGE
OD'
OF 6
APE ON DEATH ROW GUART1S
PHIA JAIL ON tlO MILLION BAIL
ILEYS CAPTURED
UGH TOLL PODTH IN RICHMOND
AROLINA «14C.00O
RISON
I SON
LLOWING OEATH ROW ESCAPES
ITY AFTER FINDING MORE ESCAPE PLANS
WHO FLED FROM DEATH ROW
AKEOVER
PED ON ESCAPE
CKLEN3U»G, VA. PRISON
OLICIES AT VIRGINIA PRISON
RUED N.C. RESIDENTS
OVERSY
DURHAM
N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
U.S.
MEDALS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
SEE ALSO PURPLE HEARTS
ALL "DAVIDS' MERIT MEDAL
FAMILIES OF MIAS ACCEPT MEDALS, CLING TO HOPES
MEOFLIES
SEE FRUIT FLIES
MEOIA
SEE MAGAZINES
SEE NEWS MEOIA
SEE NEWSPAPERS,
SEE NEWSPAPERS,
SEE NEWSPAPERS,
SEE RADIO
SEE TELEVISION
MEDIA ENRICHMENT AND CHALLENGE CENTERS FOR THE ACCELERATEO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS GET AWA! D FOR EXCELLENCE
SCHOOL PROGRAMS GET AWARDS IN DURHAM COUNTY, BURLINGTON
MECCA GOALS UNIVERSAL
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY VOTE ON 8UOGET
PROGRAM FOR GIFTED EXPANDEO
MEDIA GENERAL INC.
N.C. BUSINESS BRIEFS
MEDIATION
SEE ALSO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
MEDIATORS HELP DURHAM RESIDENTS SETTLE DISPUTES
DISPUTE CENTER: FOR SOLVING A BEEF WITHOUT GOING TO COURT
PREVER HEADS DISPUTE CENTER
MEDICAID
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SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE. COSTS
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
FIXED-FEE MEDICAID °IAN RECOM'ENDED
BOARD SEEKS COH"ITHENT FOR PUDDING OF MEDICAID
ELIGIBILITY CHANGE "ay RESTOki N.C. MEDICAID BENEFITS
STATE 3U0GET PLANS INCLUDE TRSIN "ONEY
STATE'S MEDICAID PROGRAM JETS RATIONAL RECOGNITION
WELFARE BENEFITS TO BE INCREASED
STATE WELFARE BENEFITS TO INC'EASE 10 PERCENT
N.C. ASKED TO PAY BACK «6 MIL. ION
N.C. OEFENOS USE OF MEDICAID FUNDS
MEDICAIO FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
WOMAN GETS FOUR YEARS IN PRISON FOR WELFARE FRAUD
MEDICAL CARE. COSTS
SEE HEALTH CARE. COSTS
MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
BIO TESTS CALLED
meoical education
see also duke
see also east
see also eouca
see also m[nor
see also nursi
see also physi
see also univ.
duke reoucin
black medic*
doctor glut
dhctors chec
medical boar
medical stan
not all meoi
competition
ouke seeks p
proposed med
NEK FRONTIER • FOR MENTALLY ILL
UNIV„ SCHOOL DF MEDICINE
CAROLINA UNIV. ME1ICAL SCHOOL
HON
ITIES ADMISSIONS 'ROGRAMS
NG SCHOOLS. N.C.
CIAN CERTIFICATION
OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF "EDICINE
G MEDICAL SCHOOL'S CLASS SIZE 10*
L STUDENTS URGED TO BE TEACHERS
IS SERVING AS CAT!LYST FOR CHANGE
K US IN AT GIRTH, SIGN US OUT AT DEATH...
OS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSOR SAYS
OARDS. LICENSING NECESSARY
CAL SPECIALISTS A'E EOUAL
A BONUS
EOPLE-ORIENTEO "E"1 STUDENTS
ICARE CUTS MAY HLTCT HOSPITAL QUALITY
MEDICAL EMERGENCY SERVICE
SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
MEDICAL E0U1PMENT
SEE ALSO SCANNERS (MEDICAL EOUI'MENT)
N.C. CENTER WANTS MACHINE TO PULVERIZE KIDNEY STONES
MACHINE REPLACING SPINAL 8RACC
TAR HEEL SHIPS MEDICAL AIO TO COSTA RICA
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT GETS BOARD'S OK
MEDICAL GROUP BACKS OUKE EOUIPME.NT PLEA
TECHNOLOGY WILL AID CHILDREN
"EOICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO ETHICS COOE
SEE ALSO HUMAN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BA8Y
NURSES MUST KNOW "ORAL. LEGAL DUTIES
ETHICS: NURSES MUST LIVE WITH THEIR DECISIONS
OOCTOPS FACING NEW DILEMMAS
A WORLO UNPREPARED FOR NEW TE: HNOLOGY
THE THINKER HOLDING A V I AL MARKED "LIFE" ICARTOON)
TRANSPLANT DECISIONS BUSINESS FOR KIN. DOCTOR
WHERE THERE'S HEART. THERE'S HOPE FOR LIFE
IS EXTENOING LIFE A MISTAKE?
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS CAUSE ETHIC»L DILEMMAS
MEDICAL EXAMINER
SEE ALSO AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF medical EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
COCAINE DEATHS INCREASING
MEDICAL EXAMINERS FINO DEATHS CAN SOMETIMES hEL° THE LIVING
N.C. "EDICAL SOCIETY URGES FREEZE ON PHYSICIAN FEES
EX-MEDICAL EXAMINER. OR. GORE. DIES IN DUKE
MEDICAL FEES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE. COSTS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.. SALA51FS
DOCTORS TRYINC TO TREAT PAINFJL HEALTH CARE COSTS
DOCTORS SUPPORT FREEZE
family DOCTOR GROUP BACKS FEE FREEZE
DOCTOR GLUT IS SERVING AS CATALYST FOR CHANGE
DOCTORS ASKED TO FREEZE FEES
BILL ON FREEZING DOCTORS' FEES UNCONSTITUTIONAL. COULD LEAO TO CARE.
TRAGEDY WAS NEEDLESS
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE MEDICAL EOUIPMENT
MEDICAL INSURANCE
SEE HEALTH INSURANCE
"EDICAL LICENSING
SEE PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATION
"EDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
MEDICAL LIABILITY INSURANCE C« N REACH S63.000 A YEAR
"EDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SURGERY
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
TRIAL SET FOR SUIT IN ASSAULT
SUIT: GENETIC PROBLEMS WITHHELD FPOM COUPLE
DOCTORS' DEFENSES AGAINST MALPRACTICE ARE COSTING PATIENTS
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN MALPRACTICE SUIT AGAINST CARY DOCTOR
SETTLEMENT IN CUNANAN SUIT REACHED
OPINIONS VARY ON COST OF MALPRACTICE SUITS
NEGLIGENCE SPURS MALPRACTICE SUITS
NURSE WHO HAO SURGERY SUES DOCTORS, HOSPITALS
OUKE SETTLES M.LPRACTICE SUIT IN STUDENT'S FALL
DUKE RESIOENCY TRAINING BLAME? IN STUDENT'S DEATH
MALPRACTICE SUIT BRINGS 13.7 "ILLION
MEDICAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO LIFEGUARD PROGPA" (MEOICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMI
■LIFEGUARD' PROGRAM TO AID N.C. MEMORIAL
HEALTH RECORDS ARE COMING TO DURHAM
MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BKAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
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HUNTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE '.S3
1/14/85
SEE ALSO ORUGS, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO FRUIT FLIES
SF6 ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HUMAN PESEARCH
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO VACCINE
OUKE SCIENTISTS PARTICIP
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP URG
REGROWN LIMBS. ORGANS BF
CONTRADICTORY DRUG STUOI
HELP NEAR FOR CRGSSEO EY
DEAOLY POISON USED TO TR
■GERMS' GET 3UH RAP
DEATHS BY STROKE DECLINE
BLACK MEDICAL STUOENTS U
DUKE DOCTORS SEEK HYPERT
DOCTORS TO SEE IF POTASS
EXCESSIVE CAFFEINE LINKE
STATE PANEL MULLS 1180
STUDY: SMOKERS' BABIES S
DUKE STUDY SAYS SMOKERS
ALCOHOL MAY HAVE EFFECT
METABOLISM IS KEY IN ALC
ALCOHOLISM PROBABLY INHE
KIDNEY RESEARCH GAINS
OFFICIAL URGES SIMPLER
BONE GRAFTS BETTER THAN
BONE STUOY UNDERSCORES
NEW ERA IN DRUGS REAOY
VIRUS WEAKENING IS SPEED
DUKF DEVICE CAN IDENTIFY
DUKE STUDY LINKS FOOD TO
VOLUNTEERS NEEOEO FOR BL
UNC 'OEATH ROW INMATES
DUKE STUOYING WAYS TO TR
DOCTORS BELIEVE AIOS WIL
TRACE METALS STUDIED FOR
COMPOUND FROM COTTON UNO
SYNTHETIC OPIATES TAKING
LINKS BETWEEN CANCER, IN
NEW TEST DETECTS DEVASTA
DUKE USING COMPUTER S I MU
OUKE'S COMPUIER ESTTMATF
END OF SILENCE: IMPLANT
MICROELECTRONICS REVOLUT
HUMAN GUINEA PIGS CAUSE
COMPUTER CHIPS BRING CHA
CORNEA WORK STUDIED
ATING IN WORLOWtOE DIABETES STUDY
EO
CONINS A REALITY
ES CAJSF CONSUMER CONFUSION
ES
EAT CROSSEO EYES
RGEO TO BE TEACHERS
ENSIOM RELIEF
IUM CUTS 3L000 PRESSURE
D TO JOES
ILLIOV PLAN FOR GENE RESEARCH
HARE THE FUMES OF CIGARETTE HABIT
WHO 0< INK LESS LIKELY TO DEVELOP EMPHYSEMA
ON EH'HYSEMA CURE
OHOLISM STUDY
RITED
ESTS 3N CHEMICALS
ARTIFICIAL JOINTS?
ALUE OF CALCIUM, EXERCISE
OR BL« ST-OFF
ED UP FOR VACCINE USE
GENETIC OISOPDERS
CHILI'S SKIN RASHES
000 PRESSURE STUOY
COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE
EAT HEART DISEASE
L SHOW UP IN GENERAL POPULATION
CLUES TO CATARACTS
ER STJDY AS CONTRACEPTIVE FOR MEN
PLAC? OF POPPY FOR RESEARCH
FLAMMA TION STUDIED
TING PARASITE
LATIONS OF BIOMFOICAL PROCESSES
S HEA. TH RISKS
APPROVED BY FDA USED IN AREA TO HELP THE DEAF
ION B10STS HEALTH-CARE DEVICES
ETHICAL DILEMMAS
NGE TO MEDICAL ENGINEERING
MEOICAL SCHUOLS, FEDFRAL AID
SEE DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICIME
SEE FEOERAL A I 0- TO-EDUC A T I ON
SEE MEOICAL EDUCATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
MEDICAL TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SHOCK WAVES CRUSH KIONEY STONES
MEDICARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CA
ARE* HOSPITALS
MEDICARE EXPLAIN
TO FEE OR NOT TO
LIST SHOWS ORANG
COUNTY 'MEDICARE
MEDICARE CHANGES
DOCTORS SHOULO E
MEDICARE CHANGE?
WORKSHOP SET ON
COMPETITION MAY
IMPROVED IMAGE M
HUNT "UTLINES HI
HUNT AGAIN HITS
HOSPITAL'S HOME
HOSPITAL OFFICIA
MEDICARE PLAN TO
MEDICARE PAY PLA
MEDICARE CHANGES
MEDICARE CHANGES
SETTING A CLEAR
FIRM MAY NOT LIM
STATE APPROVES P
MEOICARE CHANGES
HOSPITAL OFFICIA
HOSPITALS ASKED
CUT OUT DEFENSE
OFFICIAL: MEDICA
FED EYES MEDICAL
REGULATIONS MAKF
STATE LAYS CLAIM
HEL»S ANTI-SOCIA
OFFICIAL: CHANGE
N.C. HOSPITALS F
COMPANY HEALTH P
HOSPITAL'S FINAN
DUKE TRYING TO R
WARREN HOSPITAL
PROPOSED MEOICAR
RE, COSTS
WAIT EFFECTS 0
ED
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COULO HURT H?
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MAY MAKE AIO
MEOICARE
FIND SMALL HOS
AY NOT "E ENOJ
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SOCIAL SECURIT
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BE DISCUSSED
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SEEN REDUCING
SEEN REDUCING
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IT DOCTOR PAY"
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TO POOR PEOPLE MORE DIFFICULT
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GH FOR HOSPITALS
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Y STANO BY HELMS
EO
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HOSPITAL STAYS
HOSPITAL STAYS
ENTS
URSING SERVICES
IENTS
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MEDICARE PATIENTS
ICARE
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IS LESS AVAILABLE
ISTEN CONTR IBUTION
SYSTEM BOON TO HOSPITALS
NEW MEOICARE SYSTEM
•BLANK CHECKS'
• HOSPITAL COSTS
T HOSPITAL OUAL ITY
MEDICINE, HISTORY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
RISING HEALTH-CARE COSTS ARE MAJOR CONCERN
OARK AGES OF ME1ICIME BORE SIMILARITIES TO 20TH CENTURY
DIRTY CLOTHES MAY HAVE CAUSED EPIDEMICS
MEDICINES
SEE FOLK MEDICINE
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
MEDUC MOUNTAIN STATE PARK
MEOOC HIKE PLANNED
MEL OAK ESTATES
COUNTY BOARD OKS SUBDIVISIONS
MEMORIAL DAY
CITY PANEL PACKS NEW PAID HOLIDAYS
ACTIVITIES SLATED FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
DURHAM SCHOOLS OPEN ON memorial HOLIDAY
ORANGE CO. STUDENTS HAVE CLASSES MQNOAY
MEMORIAL OAY TO BE OBSERVED
SCHOOL AS USUAL ON MEMORIAL OAY
MEMORIAL DAY HONORS MANY
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CELEBRATE HOLIOAV
HOLIDAY SALES UNCERTAIN
TAR HEELS SOP UP SUN AT BEACHES;
TAR HEELS HONOR WAR DEAD
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MCMQOV
DRUGS KIT 8F CAUSE OF MEMORY LOSS
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE . .
THIS RULING IS AFFIRMATIVE
MEMPHIS STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
MEMPHIS STATE FOCUSES ON UNC
MEMPHIS ST. GIVES UNC 'DIFFERENT' LOOK
UNC'S ROLE CHANGES
HORTON, MILLER LIFT TAR HEELS ,.,-„-
HORTON'S BIG NIGHT LIFTS HEELS PAST TIGERS
""^SEe'aLSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
PEDIATRICS FIRM SUED IN CHILD* S DEATH
MENHONITES
SfREw"oYCK ?0 TALK AT SPECIAL SERVICE
MENOPAUSE
SEE ALSn ESTROGcN , ,_
SEE ALSO WOMEN. HEALTH CAPE
SCIENTIST: ESTROGEN SHOULD BE SEEN AS SAFE
HFALTH NIGHT OUT SET FQP TUESDAY
POST-MENOPAUSE THERAPY IS TOPIC
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MEN'S FASHION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FASHION SHOWS
SPRING FORECAST LONG ANO LOOSE
FASHION ANO THE ECONOMY
"nOSORPHIlITgETS 'EM BY THE THROAT
MENTAL COMMITMENT HEARINGS
~ SEE COMMITMENT HEARINGS
MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY 3
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. DURHAM, DEP*
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. N.C. DFPRES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL H=
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PRO
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASS3
SEE ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COW
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY MENTAL HE
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SFE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
FORUM TOOAY ON MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS SEEK GO
HUMOR IS MENTAL HEALTH AID
CLOWN TO SHOW HUMOR POWER
SONGWRITER: POP SONGS PROMOTIN
MENTAL HEALTH UNIT OFFERS FAMI
HEALTH EXPERT WARNS OF SELF-OE
LcGISLATORS TRY TO moOIFY STAT
SIX MONTHS LATER, SCARS FROM J
FAMILY PRESERVATION PROJECT TE
ISTURPEO
ESSION
SION
ALTH ASSOCIATION
ALTH BOARD
ALTH CENTER
GRAM
C I A T I ON
ISSION
ALTH ASSOCIATION
VERNMENT FUNDING
G HEARTACHE
LY APPROACH
FEATING ATTITUDES
E'S MENTAL HEALTH LAWS
ORNAOOES REMAIN
STEO IN 4 COUNTIES
MENTAL HFALTH ASSOCIATION .._,..».«-
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE N.C. MENTAL HFALTH ASSOCIATION
MENTAL HEALTH GOLF TOURNAMENT
5ETHANKS FOR^HELP WITH TENNIS T3URNAMENT
MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
RFLEASE POLICY FQR MENTALLY ILL TO GET REVIEW
MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS. ABUSES ..-•„...■•
MUROOCH CENTER OFFICIALS PROBE BEATING OF RESIOENT
BEATING AT MURDOCH INVESTIGATED
MENTAL HOSPITALS
SEE MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SFE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE!
SEE ALSO STRESS , __.,.
NEW DRUGS TO HELP PSYCHOTICS
SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS TIES UP RESOURCES
MENTAL CASES OFTEN ABUSED, STJDY REVEALS
GROUPS WORKING TO ERASE STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS
MFNT&I HFALTH UNIT OFFERS FAMILY APPROACH
STUDY: OKUGSV ORINKING, MENTAL ILLNESS COST BILL 1 ONS
•GUILTY EUT MENTALLY ILL' VER1ICT AN IMPROVEMENT
STUOY: .9* OF U.S. HAVE MFNTA. PROBLEMS
SYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSES
OPUG USE DANGER CITFD
NURSING HOMF RESIOENT FOUND D' AO IN POND
RELEASE POLICY FOR MENTALLY ILL TO GET REVIEW
HENTSEE ALS06BILLRUFHJlGHTS (FOR PATIENT CARE IN NURSING HOMES!
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE. PATIENT RIGHTS
MUR%)C,HECE'NTElROFFKlJALS PROB= BEATING OF RESIDENT
BEATING AT MUROOCH INVESTIGATED
MURDOCH CENTER FIRES EMPLOYEE FOR BEATING
MENTALLY ILL
SEE MENTAL HEALTH
SEE MENTAL ILLNESS
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MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DOWN'S SYNDROME
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RETARDED I HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTEREO WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, >I.C.
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO SPECIAL 1LYMPICS
CENTER HELPS MENTALLY HANDICAPPED ARTIST OEVELOP TALENT
SUIT SEEKS COMMUNI TY-BASEO CA'E FOR RETAROED PATIENTS
PANEL WILL PROBE DEATH
SITE OF HOME FOR HANDICAPPED CAUSES ANGER
RESIOFNTS PROTEST PLANNEO MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY
ROCKY ROAD TO GROUP HOME CAN "E AVOIOEO
EDUCATION NFEOED FOR ACCEPTING RETAROED
COUNTY TO FINANCE HOME FO° RETARDED IN OL 0 FARMS
OFFICIALS CLEAR CENTER'S STAFF IN BOY'S OEATH
HOMEUWNERS STUDYING APPEAL OF RULE
GROUP HOPES TO FINO JOBS FOR THE RETAROFO
SCOUTING'S PART OF CURRICULUM FOR THIS CLASS
N.C. ASKED TO PAY BACK «6 MILLION
N.C. OEFENOS USE OF MEOICAIO FUNOS
MEPCO-ELECTRA INC.
PLANT IN RJXBORO HALTING PROOJCTION
COMPANY TO BUY PLANT IN ROXBG30
MEPCE CUNNINGHAM OANCE CT.
SEE ALSO OANCE
DANCERS TO PEP.FORM
•DOUBLES' MIGHT BRING 00U8LE TAKE
OUTSIDE STORM APPROPRIATE FOR OANCE
SHELLS MAKE MUSIC FOR CUNNINGHAM PERFORMANCE
MERCURY
WORKER WINS CLAIM FOR MERCURY POISONING
BATTERY FIRM SETTLES WOMAN'S CLAIM
MERCY KILLING
SEE OEATH
SEE EUTHANASIA
SEE RIGHT-TO-OIE
MEREDITH COLLEGE
JOYFUL NOISE AT MEREDITH
STUDENTS NAMED TO OEAN'S LIST
MEREDITH COLLEGE LISTS DURHAM AREA GRADUATES
SONGWRITER: POP SONGS PROMOTING HEARTACHE
MUSIC THERAPY URGED FOR HOSPITALS. REST HOMFS
PATIENT'S 'SEAT OF POWER'
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES ANNOUNCE DEANS' LISTS AND HONOR ROLLS
MEREDITH COLLEGE RELEASES DEAL'S LIST
ASPIRE HIGHER: MF.RF.0ITH COLLE'.E GRAOUATE PROGRAMS IADI
WOMEN'S COLLEGES SEEN THRIVING
HELMS VOWS TO FIGHT FOR WRITTEN PROMISE TO EACH SENIOR CITIZEN...
160,000 DONATED FOR SCHOLARSHIP BY SANFORO COUPLE
MEREDITH COLLEGE, STUDENTS
STUDENT RECOVERS FROM BOATING ACCIOENT
MERGERS (GENERAL HE
SEE ALSO ANTI-TR
SEE ALSO BUSIMES
SEE ALSO OIVERSI
SEE ALSO DURHAM
TWO SAVINGS AN
NCNB MERGER RF
CONE MILLS STO
AGREEMENT REAC
MFRGER: COUNCI
SCL'S WANT AUT
TWO ALAMANCE H
SUNSTATES. TRF
CHARLOTTE LAW
MERGER CREATES
BANK MERGER PR
REYNOLDS TO PU
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SEE ALSO RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
240-ACRE BUSINESS PARK UNDER JAY IN COUNTY
HOTEL IN COMPLEX MAY BE CENTE5 PROJECT ROADBLOCK
ANOTHER PLUM FOR DURHAM
83* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES: 62t TO GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
MERRICK-MOORE SCHOOL
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT STOLEN
YOUNG PHOTO-JOURNALISTS
COUNSELOR MAKES PUPILS FEEL THEY'RE 'SOMEBODY'
MERRICK-MOORE SCHOOL PTA
NFw OFFICERS
MERRILL LYNCH RE ALT Y/M I D- A T LANT IC INC.
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MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG (SHOWI
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COUNCILMEN SEEK MONEY TO IMPROVE MERRITT MILL ROAD
MESSIAH
TICKET SALE SET FOR 'MESSIAH' BY DUKE CHOIR
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1/01/84
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12/31/84
METABOLISM IS KEY IN ALCOHOLISM STUDY
OIETS. OBESITY LINKED
METAL SPINE PROSTHETIC DEVICES
SEE PROSTHETIC DEVICES
METEOROLOGY
COOPERATION LINKED TO WEATHER PORECASTS
HURRICANE PREDICTIONS SAID BETTER
HEATHER FORECASTERS GAINING G' OUNO ON MOTHER NATURE
METHANE GAS
FIRM TO BUY METHANE FROM CITIES' GARBAGE
COMPANY PLANS TO REMOVE GAS F»OM LANDFILLS
METHANE TOO SCARCE FOR PROFIT
FIRM TO TEST PEAT ENERGY PROCESS
PERMIT SOUGHT FOR N.C. PEAT TESTING SITE
METHANOL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
PEAT PLANT OENIED MORE ASSISTANCE
PEAT MINING BACKERS STILL HOPE FOR BOGS USE
DERAILED TRAIN BURNS IN N.C. TOWN
RESIOENTS RETURN TO MARSHVILL! AFTER TRAIN WRECK
LOOSE RAIL ON SWITCH BLAMED E3 R ACCIDENT
40 FAMILIES EVACUATED BY TRAH DERAILMENT. FIRE
METHAQUALONE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DURHAM MAN FACES SIX DRUG CHANGES
UNOERCOVER AGENT, TOW OTHER M= N ARE CHARGED WITH DRUG COUNTS
UNOERCOVER AGENT ORDERED TO HAVE PSYCHIATRIC TEST
METHOOIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
HOME SOUGHT
METHODIST GROUP SEEKS HOME IN COUNTY FOR TROUBLED YOUTH
METHODIST RETIREMENT HOME COMPLEX
VOTE ON UNION BEGINS
RETIREMENT HOME VOTES AGAINST UNION
UNION PLANNING VOTE CHALLENGE
HOME IS FACING UNION CHARGES
NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH
BRIGHTEN SPIRITS
METHODISTS
SEE ALSO CUKE CHAPEL UNITFO METHOOIST CHUPCH
SEE ALSO DUKE MEMORIAL UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO ORANGE UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO TRINITY UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH
METHOOISTS MARK BICENTENNIAL
METHODISTS CELEBRATE BICENTFNMUL
METHOOIST CELEBRATION: 6.000-9.000 TO GATHER FOR WORSHIP, PICNIC
METHODISTS AIM FOR RENEWAL
METHOOISTS TO CELEBRATE BICENTENNIAL
METHODISTS DO NOT "CONDEMN GAYS'
METHODISTS WILL MEET JUNE 3-7
OURHAM MeTHOOISTS CELEBRATE BICENTENNIAL
BECENTENNIAL ORAMA
WEEKEND EVENTS SPOTLIGHT VIGO'OUS DURHAM RELIGION
METHOOISTS MARK U.S. BICENTENNIAL
BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
MFTHODIST ORDAIN N.C. LEADERS
UNITED METHOOIST MEETING OPENS IN FAYETTEVILLE
METHODIST OFFICIAL CRITICIZES LOTTERIES
UNITED METHODISTS CITE RECORO YEAR
OURHAM MINISTERS, NEW SUPERINTENDENT SELECTED
METHODIST CONFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS
ROXBORO COUPLE WIN CONFERENCE AWARO
111 MILLION BUDGET APPROVED BY N.C. WESTERN METHOOISTS
METHODIST DELEGATES OPPOSE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
FLIPS TOWARD ORTHODOXY
METHODISTS PICK BISHOPS ON 1ST BALLOT
METHODISTS PICK BISHOPS
SOUTHEASTERN METHODISTS ELECT BLACK BISHOP
METHOOISTS PICK THEIR 6TH BISHOP
11 METHOOIST BISHOPS RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS
FRIENDS SAY NEW BISHOP BORN TO BE A MINISTER
UNITED METHODIST LEAOER TO BE WELCOMED AT SERVICE
METHOOISTS PLAN WAYS TO SPUR GROWTH IN N.C. CONFERENCE
METHODISTS BEGIN FAMINE APPEAL
METHOPRENE
SYNTHETIC HORMONE USED TO FOIL FLEAS
METHYL ISOCYANATE
PLANT SAFETY PROBE NEEDED
SOME TOXIC CHEMICALS NOT R EGUL ATEO — OFF IC I AL S
INDIAN DEATHS MAY ENTER PROOU". T LIABILITY DEBATE
CHEMICAL SHIPMENT TO GET N.C. ESCORT
MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTORS MUST SAFEGUARD CHEMICAL TRANSPORT
DEADLY CHEMICAL TRUCKED THROUSH NORTH CAROLINA
CHEMICAL AWAITS PROCESSING
METRIC SYSTEM
METRIC SYSTEM
INCHING ALONG*
HETROLINA WORLD TRADE CLUB
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C, FOREIGN TRAOE
CLU8 HELPS FIRMS IN WORLO TRATE
TAR HEEL CLUB TEACHES TRICKS OF WORLO TRADE
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
METROPOLITAN LIFE AWARDS 3 GRANTS
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
SEE ALSO NEW YORK
VAN GOGH'S NO HAOMAN'S ART
METROPOLITAN OPERA
SEE ALSO OPERA
OPERA AUDITIONS FEB.
9 AT N.C. SCHOOL OF ARTS
MEXICAN FOOO
SEE ALSO FOOD
HOT STUFF: AUTHOR-ENTREPRENEU* BUILDS ON A PASSION FOR MEXICAN FOOD
MEXICO
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
WORKERS SENT BACK TO MEXICO
MEXICO. EXPORTS
C T S
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1/13/84 C
1/20/84 B
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I N 0 E X
12/31/84
S U B J 6
THE MEXICAN ECONOMY
MEXICO. NATURAL GAS
THE MEXICAN ECONOMY
MEXICO CITY
U.S. STANCE ON WOULD GROWTH N3 T REALISTIC
PUNCH MISSING AT POPULATION CTNFERENCE
MEXICO'S MULTIPLE NIGHTMARE
MEYERSON/ALLEN
SEE MYERSON/ALLEN
MIAMI HERALO INEWSPAPERI
PUBLISHER: PAPERS NEED TO CHA1GE
MICE
SEE ALSn RATS
UNC SCIENTISTS BREED MICE FOR MONEY DISEASE SEARCH
ROCK 'N' ROLL SETS MOUSE TO JJMPING AND JITTERING
THESE MICE MIGHTY HELPFUL TO SCIENCE
MICROCHIPS
SEE ALSO SILICON CHIPS
MICROCHIPS MAY AID BRAIN TRANSPLANTS
CHIP MAKING: IS IT AS CLEAN AS IT SEEMS?
MICROCOMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
MICROCOMPUTER SEMINAR PLANNED ON MARKETING
MICROELECTRONICS CE
6 FIRMS GIVE M
MICROELECTRONI
EX-VICE PRESID
MONDALE TOURS
REISMAN GETS E
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CFNTER DEOICaT
MICROELECTRONI
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FOKDHAM: CENTE
PANEL MULLS AR
GIFT FOR CENTE
ELECTRONICS CE
CHAMBER TOURS
MONSANTO IS NE
MONSANTO JOINS
ELECTRONICS FI
CENTER TO FUND
NTER OF N.C. ISTATE RESEARCH FACILITYI
ICROELECTRONICS GRANTS
CS CENTER GETS SRANTS
ENT FIELDS QUESTIONS ON RUNOFF PRIMARIES
PARK
LECTRONICS AWARD
ELP DEDICATE CENTER
USE MICROWAVE SYSTEM
ION SFT AT RTP
CS CENTER KEEPS N.C IN FOREFRONT
NTER PRAISED AS 'KEY'
R' S EFFECTS PROFOUND
EA PROJECTS: GE1ETIC ENGINEERING FUNDS UNOER STUDY
R TO BUY VIDEO EQUIPMENT
NTER GETS S150.000 FOR TV SYSTEM
MICROELECTRONICS CENTFR
AFFILIATE OF C ENTER
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
RM TO JOIN RTP :ENTER
5 NEW PROJECTS
RENT VIOEO CASSETTES
MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
CENTER DEDICATION SET AT RTP
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER KEEPS N.C IN FOREFRONT
130 MILLION CENTER PRAISED AS 'KEY'
FOROHAM: CENTER'S EFFECTS PROFOUND
MICROELECTRONICS REVOLUTION BOOSTS HEALTH-CARE DEVICES
CHIP MAKING: IS IT AS CLEAN AS IT SEEMS?
DTI PROGRAM FILLING GAP IN NEW FIELD
MICR0PR08E
MICROPROBE ANALYSIS HELPS PINPOINT ILLNESS
MICROWAVES
SEE ALSO RAOIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION
FIRMS WANTS TO BUILD TOWER
MCI GETS PERMISSION FOR MICROWAVE TOWER
CONDITIONS SET FOR MCI TOWER
MID-STATES GROUP OF ATLANTA
STUDENT CONOOS SOUGHT: APARTMENTS IN CARRBORO
GROUP WANTS TO BUILD CONOOS It CARRBORO
MIOAMERICA DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
RECORD BAR ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY TO SELL.
MIDDLE EAST
SEE ISRAEL
MIODLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SCHOOLS HAVE MORE WORK
HIDOLE SCHOOLS BACKED SOLIDLY
SURVEY: TEACHERS SUPPORT SWITZH TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS
BUILOING NEEDS STUDY FOR SCHOOLS IS DELAYED
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES STUDIED
HAMMONDS SAYS PROPOSAL WOULD '.ELIEVE CROWDING
SCHOOLS EYE OVE'CROWOING
MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICTS STUDIED
BOARD TABLES CHANCES IN MIDDLE SCHOOL ZONES
SCHOOL VOTE OELAYEO
FEWER STUDENTS MAY BE MOVED
BOARD OKS CHANGES IN SCHOOL BOUNDARIES
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (PLAY1
•DREAM- BALLET CUMING TO DUKE
'MIDSUMMER NIGHT' BALLET HAS WARMTH
DANCE THEATER'S 'DREAM' NOT FJLLY REALIZEO
MIDWIFERY
SEE ALSO CHATHAM FAMILY BIRTH CENTER
SEE ALSO CHIL03IRTH
MIDWIFE HEAD SAYS BUSINESS BOOMING
MIOWIFE PREDICTS GREATER CHOICE IN CHILDBIRTH
DEBATE CONTINUES OVER SAFETY IF MIDWIFERY
BIRTHING CENTER PLANNED IN CHARLOTTE
MIGRAINE
SEE ALSO HEADACHES
SEE ALSO PAIN
NEW HOPE OFFERED FOR MIGRAINE VICTIMS
MIGRANT WORKERS
SEE ALSO FARM WORKERS
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
MIGRANT DEFENOANT NEEDS SUPPORT
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES TO BE REVISED
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES DELAYED
PANEL TOURS LABOR CAMP
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES CHANGED
MIGRANTS' INFECTIONS ARE STUDIED
MIGRANT RULES ARE OPPOSED
FAKM WORKER MINISTRY FORUM SET FOR TOMORROW
IMMIGRATION LAW UPSETS FARMERS
FARM GROUPS OPPOSE CHECKS ON WORKERS
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MONTHLY/A
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE ".58
1/14/85
SOME N.C. FARMERS SAY THEY CAM • T GET ENOUGH FIELO HANOS
FRANKLIN SHERIFF SAYS AUTOMCIBILF LINKEO TO DEATHS
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES SETS GOALS
FARMER: CREW CHIEF HAS TO PAY WORKERS
MIGRATION
SEE POPULATION,
U.S.
HIS NICHF
FRIEND TO MIL ITARY
MILITARY
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO PENTAGON
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMED FORCES
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF DEFENSE
SEE ALSO WAR POWERS ACT
ARMY RECRUITER SAYS HE'S FOUNT
TWO RETIRED GENERALS SAY HELMS
VEHICLES READY FOR SAILING
WHY GLAMORIZE WAR?
FILMMAKER: ECONOMY TOO RELIANT ON MILITARY
MILITARY. 8LACKS
SEE BLACKS. MILITARY
MILITARY. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
PROXMIRE: U.S. DEFICITS 'MONSTROUS. APPALLING-
VALENTINE'S VOTES FAVOR ARMS RACE
MILITARY PREPAREDNESS LAGS BE-IIND SOVIETS
DEFENSE SPENOING HIKES OF 5* TO IX SUPPORTED
U.S. HAS ADVANTAGE IN MILITARY MIGHT
REAOER SAYS EDITORIAL ON MILITARY WRONG
DON'T PAY FOR POOR QUALITY
WHO'LL TEST THE TESTS?
HUNT TELLS LEGION HE SUPPORTS VETS. MILITARY SPENOING
FILMMAKER: ECONOMY TOO RELIANT ON MILITARY
DON'T TAX PEOPLE TO PAY FOR OEFENSE
MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
MARINE FACES COURT MARTIAL
MARINE SAYS BELIEFS LED HIM T3 AVOID LEBANON
MSRINE SENTENCEO FOR MISSING TROOP MOVEMENT TO LEBANON
CONVICTEO MARINE ENDS FAST
CONVICTED MARINE ENOS FAST
MILITARY. DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
MILITARY. DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
DURHAM MAN SUING ARMY OVER DRJG TESTS
DOCTOR OROERED DISCHARGED FRO" THE NAVY
MILITARY, RECRUITING
SEE ALSO MILITARY ORAFT
ARMY SAYS RECRUITING DECLINED IN SOUTHEAST
STUDY: LITTLE EFFECT ON RECRUITMENT FROM GRENAOA, LEBANON
MILITARY AID I TO FOREIGN COUNTRIESI
FOR DOLLARS, LET'S HAVE OECENCY
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
PROFESSOR: PLANE PROTEST MAY IE PRELUOE TO ACTION
MILITARY BASES, N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC N.C. MILITARY BASESI
EXPANOED MILITARY AIR SPACE OPPOSED
MILITAPY BASES, THEFT
26 PEOPLE ARE INOICTED AFTER PROBE INTO STEALING OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT
26 INOICTED IN MAJOR THEFT CRACKDOWN
MILITARY DRAFT
SEE ALSO DRAFT RESISTERS
SFE ALSO MILITARY, RECRUITING
ORAFT LAW PENALTIES WRONG
EQUITY URGED FOR ORAFT RULES
MILITARY MANEUVERS
SECURITY CONFERENCE CRITICAL TO PEACE
SHIPS LOADED FOR EXERCISE
8,000 MARINES OFF FOR NORWAY
FORT BRAGG TROOPS TO HOL 0 EXERCISE
'ILITARY NEWS (COLUMNI
AREA RESIDENTS RECEIVE MRITAR
STUDENTS SEEK APPOINTMENTS TO
QUICK RETURNS FROM BEIRUT
VALENTINE NOMINATES FIVE TO O
HERNDON RECEIVES PROMOTION
BOYD COMPLETES AIR FORCE COURS
MAY GCTS AIR FORCE PROMOTION
DURHAM MAN GETS ARMY CO"MENDAT
MCENANY GETS PROMOTION IN AIR
GRIMMING IS AIR FORCE OFFICER
SMITH NOW SERVING IN WEST GFRM
GREEN ASSISTS EVACUATION FROM
DAVIS COMPLETFS ELECTRONICS C3
OXFORD MAN COMPLETES MARINES R
HOBBS GETS AIR FORCE PROMOTION
ELIANS STARTS NEW OUTY
SVETAKETU HAS DUTY IN OKINAWA
HARRIS, RISOLO GET ARMY MEDAL;
ARLINGTON GETS ARMY COMMISSION
STONE RE-ENLISTS IN ARMY
THORPE GRADUATES FROM MISSILE
RIBET GETS ARMY PROMOTION
KITT TO SERVE DUTY IN WEST GE1
HESTER IS ARMY RECONNAISSANCE
ALEXANDER RECEIVES ASSIGNMENT
WINSTEAD COMPLETES ARMY COURSE
AIR FORCE ASSIGNS WlLKINS TO I
SMALL COMPLETES ARMY COURSE
SERVICEMAN COMPLETES COURSE
TURNER GETS ARMY PROMOTION
BARLOW FINISHES NAVY BOOT CAM'
BLALOCK GETS ARMY HONOR
HILLSBOROUGH MAN COMPLETES AR"
DURHAM MAN GETS ACHIEVEMENT ME
DAY GRADUATES FROM AIR FORCE C
YEATTS GRADUATES FROM AIR FOR"
FULLER EARNS SCHOLARSHIP
BROOKS EARNS ARMY COMMENDATION
AIRMAN PARTICIPATES IN DESERT
FRENCH EARNS COMMENDATION
JONES FINISHES ARMY COURSE
PAGE COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING
WYCHE FINISHES RECRUIT TRAINS
Y PROMOTIONS, HONORS
ACAOEMIES
HPETE FOR ACAOEMIES
E
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FORCE
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ECRUIT TRAINING
OFTEN PROMOTED
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4/08/84 C 1
5/17/84 A 14
8/16/84 A 11
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2/19/84
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7/17/84
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1/03/84
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S 2
1/04/84
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S 2
1/04/84
c
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H 2
1/15/84
A
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N
S 2
1/26/84
A
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S 2
2/22/84
A
9
N
S 2
3/07/84
c
2
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S 2
3/21/84
A
11
N
S 2
3/27/84
C
10
N
S 2
4/05/54
C
16
N
S 2
4/I0/R4
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S 2
4/12/84
A
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N
S 2
4/23/84
A
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N
S 2
5/02/B4
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S 2
5/04/84
C
6
N
S 2
5/08/84
A
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N
S 2
5/09/84
C
4
N
S 2
5/25/84
A
8
N
S 2
5/28/84
B
5
N
S 2
6/27/84
c
7
N
S 2
6/28/84
A
15
N
S 2
7/05/84
4
14
N
S 2
7/12/84
A
12
N
S 2
7/23/84
B
5
N
S ?
8/07/84
C
10
N
S 2
8/13/84
A
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N
S 2
8/16/84
A
16
N
S 2
8/17/84
B
3
N
S 2
8/22/84
A
18
H
S 2
8/23/84
B
3
N
S 2
8/31/84
A
6
N
S 2
9/06/84
c
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S 2
10/03/84
c
5
N
S 2
10/10/84
A
5
N
S 2
10/1 1/84
A
1 7
N
S 2
10/18/84
A
9
N
S 2
10/24/84
C
3
N
S 2
10/25/84
A
19
N
S 2
10/31/84
A
5
N
S 2
11/08/84
A
11
N
S 2
11/23/84
A
14
N
S 2
11/30/84
A
16
N
S 2
12/04/84
A
5
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 459
1/14/85
PVT. JONES COMPLETE5 army BASIC TRAINING
AREA SERVICEMEN RECEIVE PROMOTIONS. RECOGNITION
HENOERSON HAN GETS PROMOTION IN ARMY
ROYCROFT NAMED AVIATOR IN NAVY
DURHAM MAN GETS ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
MILITARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
OOCTOR ORDERED DISCHARGED FRO" THE NAVY
WHEN MINUTES MATTER. BRAGG CR5WS FLY TO SAVE LIFE
MILITARY TRAINING
JONES COMPLETES AIR FORCE TRAINING
JOHNSON COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING IN AIR FORCE
ARMY OFFICERS WILL STUDY AT N. C . STATE
MILK
SFE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. MILK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SHEET ACIDOPHILUS MILK
MANY N.C. DAIRY FARMERS TO DECLINE NEW PROGRAM
MILK COMMISSION REDUCES MINIMJM PRICE FARMERS GET
MILKY WAY
N.C. MILK PRODUCTION UP
MILK PRICES MAY INCREASE
FRIDAY BRINGS GIDDY FEELING
WHY OON'T BULLS. CHOCOLATE MILK MIX?
HIGHER MILK PRICES EXPECTED
IN OUNN. MILKMAN COMES WITH M E SUN
MILL CREEK
CHAPEL HILL SETS HEARINGS TONIGHT
HOUSING HEARING SET
COUNCIL TO NAME PANEL OF CITIZENS
MILLFR'S HOUSE
SFE ALSO WEST POINT MILL
CHIMNEY REVEALS PIECES OF THE PAST
MILLS
SEE ALSO MCGEHEE GRIST MILL
SEE ALSO WEST POINT MILL
ROXBORO APPROVES MCGEHEE'S MILL PLAN
TEXTILE OFFICIALS SAY MOST MILLS A IR-CONOI TIONEO
MIME
SEE ALSO TOUCH THE MIME TRIO
MARCEAU SPEAKS
ALL THE WORLO A STAGE FOR MARCEAU
MIME FESTIVAL PLANNED
MINERALS
SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO MINING
SEE ALSO PHOSPHATF
MUSEUM IS GIVEN 2 GEMS
MINI-SOCIETY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOULS. CURRICULUM
MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO SUB-MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO WAGES. N.C.
PROBLEMS WITH MINIMUM WAGE
CAR WASH IS FINED
FIRM OROERED TO PAY BACK WAGES
MINING
SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO MINERALS
SEE ALSO N.C. MINING COMMISSION
OLD MINES CAUSE EROSION. FISH KILLS
A POLITICAL DISASTER
N.C. MINES HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR TENNESSEE WATER WOES
OUNN CITEO FOR PERMIT VIOLATION
MINISTERS. BLACK
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
NOTEO BLACK PREACHER AT DUKE
MINISTERS
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
JAMES
GROUP
HOSPIT
OURHAM
OISAGR
AFRICA
JUDGE
MINIST
POLICE
BEING
DURHAM
CONTACT OURHAM, INC.
CATHOLIC PRIESTS
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS
CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM!
II ACTION
n REVERSE THE ARMS RACE
DURHAM MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION
INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OF OURHAM
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTS'.
WOMEN, MINISTERS
CRAVEN: COUNSELOR ANO PJIEST; A OUESTION OF BALANCE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
AL CHAPLAIN HEAOS DURHAM MINISTERS' GROUP
MINISTERS, NEW SUPERINTENDENT SELECTEO
EEMFNTS CONTINUE AFTER BAPTIST CONVENTION FIGHTS
N MISSION: OURHAM MINISTER DESCRIBES CHRISTIANITY'S GROWTH
BANS MINISTER FROM ENTERING CHURCH
ER'S STORY: FROM PULPIT TO CRIME ANO BACK
SAY MINISTERS ARE C ONNE 0
CONNED NO SIN, BUT...
N F
P 0
DATE
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S 2 12/14/84 A 5
S 2 12/21/84 A 3
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12/31/84
3/30/84
4/06/84
12/25/84
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S 2 3/01/84 0 I P F B71
H 2 3/04/84 B I P U H49
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H 2 1/05/84 C 11
H 2 5/28/84 A 4
S 2 I2/U7/84 C 1
H 2 12/08/84 C 4
H2 4/16/84 A 9 N
H 2 4/28/84 A 4 E
H 2 7/30/84 A 9 N
S 2 9/15/84 All N
H 2 10/13/84 A 13
H 2 4/08/84 0 1 P F S82
S 2
5/19/84 A
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H 2
5/26/84 A
7 P N
H 2
6/08/84 8
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H 2
7/07/84 A
9 N
IN TOGO H 2
8/25/84 A
9 N
H 2
9/13/84 C
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MINISTERS. INTERNATIONAL
PASTOR NIEMOLLER REMARKABLE
MINISTFRS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CATHOLIC PRIESTS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C. SALARIES
SEE ALSO WOMEN. MINISTERS
UNC STUDENT TO BE ORDAINED
METHODIST ORDAIN N.C. LEADERS
CALLED TO SFRVE
MINISTERS GET OUT THE VOTE
GROUP OF MINISTFRS SUPPORTING HELMS
MARTIN TRIES TO BOOST RECOGNITION
EVANGELIST TAKES "VER FORMER '-RATED THEATER
PREACHING POLITICS DIFFICULT IN SOME PULPITS
MINISTERS, N.C, SALARIES
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
YATES ASSOCIATION GIVES GUIDE. INES FOR PASTOR'S PAY
MINISTERS. N.C. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
MINISTER SUES DEACONS TO KEEP JOB
MINISTER'S JOB TO BE OECIDEO IN CHURCH VOTE
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I N D E
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
I
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PACE ".60
1/14/85
MINISTER', U.S.
SEE ALSO CATHOLIC PRIESTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. MINISTERS
SOCIOLOGIST FINDS SOME SURPRISES IN STUDY OF SEMINARIANS
AOMONITION FALLS ON OEAF EARS
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.
FIGHT SMUT WITH OISOAIN
MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA URGED TO TRIPLE 18-IENTS TAX ON CIGARETTES
H 2 9/22/84 A
H 2 12/05/84 A
H 2 1/15/84 D
H 2 9/18/84 A
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minnesota mining and manufacturing co.
3m considers buying naegelf. advertising
minor league of golf
see also golf
minor league of golf new outlet for quality players
minorities (general headingi
talk planneo on minorities in heoicine
unc sociologist: aid programs keeping minorities in cities
equal opportunity law hearing set for monday
city race. sex quotas mould create profalems
council oks law to cut women. blacks in on work
minorities. women to get 25s of big city contracts
executives: shrewo firms will expand opportunities for women,
martin taps ourham man to be an aide
hanoicappeo people are good workers
minorities admissions programs
see also colleges, u.s.. aomissions
see also medical eoucation
nccu enrollment down 1 3* • boa) d told
minurity business awareness week
see also black-owned businesses
minority business said vital to arej's economy
tax law seminar set for next week
minurity business development agen:y
see also black-owned businesses
see also businesses, durham
see also durham business and professional chain
planning workshop
seminars set for businesses
pact will assist minority f i r<< s
agreement made to aid minorities
correctiun
sfminars, luncheon set for weck honoring minority enterprises
minority business said vital to area's economy
4 ourham firms presented awards for service to minority businesses
tax law seminar set for next week
spauloing praises ourham delegation
minority vendors are invited to hear duke supply needs
policy results in increased hiring of minorities, women
minority business enterprise progrsm
see also better business bureau
see also black-owned businesses
see also businesses, durham
see also businesses. small
need for minorities ordinance is stressed
law woulo mancate contract ouotas
council uses deplorable means to pass ordinance
minority contractors
see also black -owned businesses
see also building contractors
see also carolinas minority supplier development councils
see also federal contracts
see also n.c. association of minority businesses
cost of lano 'too high-
city to reject little river bios
questions raised on firm's contract
minority supplier councils ex'anoing
minority-owned business council to be expanded
tar heel's in-migrant seen helping state's industry to diversify
eoual opportunity law hearing set for monoay
proposed city oroinance reserves work for firms owned by blacks, women
law woulo mandate contract ouotas
draft of okoinance omits hanoicappeo
city job ouotas bao ioea, woul 0 fan racial tension
proposeo contracts law draws 'raise. fire
proposal still omits disabled
city job quotas a 'repugnant' ioea
city race. sex quotas woulo create problems
first union's economists forecasting no recession in carolina next year
council to consider minority zontract plan
minority contract goal « prob'.em, officials say
council oks law to cut women, blacks in on work
council uses deplorable means to pass oroinance
quota law oebatf scuttled
rdu finos job ouotas pose costly problems
runway paving bids tossed out
rou authority rejects all bids on new runway
rdu to seek new runway bids
minority voters
see also blacks, voter registration
they're proud, black and repu3licans
m[N0RIty WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
PROPOSEO CONTRACTS LAW DRAWS 'RAISE, FIRE
MINOXIDIL
SEE ALSO DRUGS
OUKE REPORTS HAIR-RAISING EXPERIENCE
BLOOD PRESSURE DRUG MAY AID H«IR GROWTH
MIRANDA DECISION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
CRIME RULINGS ANGER SAM ERVIN, PLEASE OTHERS
M|SS AMERICA
BARF ALL. BEAR RESULTS
FRANKLY, FEW FIT BILL FOR 'PERFECT' FEMALE
FERRARO ON PHONE TO MONOALE, DISMISSING MISS AMERICA SCANDAL (CARTOONI
MISS GREATER OURHAM PAGEANT
SEE ALSO BEAUTY CONTESTS
PAGEANT GETS POOST
PROMOTING PAGEANT
MISS N.C. PAGEANT
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H 2 3/11/84 C 14
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11/27/84
C I
N
M69
M
>
11/28/84
A 11
N
SSI
s
7
11/23/84
A 4
E
s
?
11/29/84
C I
H
"69
H
?
11/30/84
A 1 3
H
SSI
s
?
11/30/84
A 4
L
H
?
12/02/84
D 4
b
w
7
12/02/84
D 11
N
L41
S
?
12/03/84
A I
N
M69
s
?
12/03/94
A 7
N
H
r
12/04/84
B 1
N
SSI
s
7
12/05/84
A 4
t
H
/
12/06/84
A 4
E
5
?
12/14/84
A 4
H
?
12/19/84
C 1
N
H
3
12/19/84
C 1
N
s
?
12/19/84
C I
N
L60
H 2 6/14/84 A 10 N
S 2 11/29/84 CI N M69
H 2 11/18/84 E 14
S 2 11/19/84 C 3
H 2 7/16/84 B 1 P N
S 2 7/23/94 a 4 E
H 2 7/25/84 A 4 E
H 2 7/26/84 A 4 T T R56
S 2 9/21/84 C 1 N
S 2- 9/26/84 C 5 P P K30
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE t»l
1/14/85
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
HICKORY WOMAN WINS PAGEANT
OEPASOUALE IN PAGEANT
MISS N.C. WINNERS NAMED
MISS FAYETTEVILLE WINS N.C. CROWN
OPTIMISM HELPS NEW MISS N.C.
MISS NORTH CAROLINA ENJOYS VIDEO GAMES
PROMOTING PAGEANT
MISS N.C. NATIONAL TEEN-AGER PAGEANT
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
DURHAM WOMAN, ANGELA LANGLEY, IS MISS WHEELCHAIR
DURHAM WOMAN WINS MISS WHEELC^IR PAGEANT
HFR GLITTER IS HtR SPUNK
MISS TEEN-AGE DURHAM/ORANGE/WAKE CONTEST
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
MISS WHEELCHAIR OF N.C.
SFE MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
MISSING AIRPLANES
SEE AIRPLANES. MISSING
MISSING CHI
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
CHILD
"•-YEAR
TASK F
STATE
FIGHT I
N.C. S
PROGR
•IOENT
IOENT-
THE MI
MISSIN
FREE F
PANEL
ANXIOU
PSYCHI
SEARCH
CHILD-
FOUL P
N.C
MISSIN
MISSIN
PROGRA
LDREN
N.C. MISSING CH
TASK FORCE ON M
TAKEN HOME
-OLD BOY FOUND
ORCE ON MISSING
TASK FORCE ON MI
NG A NIGHTMARE
.AID THIRD STATE
M TO HELP PARENT
-A-CHILO' EFFORT
A-CHILD PROGRAM
SSING CHILDREN
IG CHILDREN TASK
INGERPRINTING FO
WANTS AGENCY FOR
S FAMILY
C TO LOOK FOR MI
CONTINUES FOR M
S BODY FOUND AT
LAY IS NOT SUSPE
ASK FORCE BEGINS
IG CHILDREN CENTE
G CHILDREN CENTE
M OFFERS NEW SAF
ILDREN'S INFORMATION CENTER
ISSING CHILDREN
CHILDREN ORGANIZED IN N.C.
SSING C-IILDREN IS BEING ESTABLISHED
TO ORGANIZE TASK FORCE ON MISSING CHILOREN
S DEAL JITH MISSING CHILD
A BIG SUCCESS
A SUCCESS. TO BE OFFERED AGAIN
FORCE HEARS PLEAS, PROPOSALS
R CHILDREN OFFERED
MISSIN3 CHILDREN
SSING B3Y
ISSING 30Y
HOME OF MISSING BOY
CTED IN BOY'S OEATH
MISSINS-CHILDREN EFFORT
R RECOMMENDED
R
EGUARO
HILDREN
FOUND
MURDER
YOUTHS
STILL MISSING
NG PERSONS BULLETIN
IS PUBLISHEO
C. MISSING PERSONS
BEGINS
GHAM CUUNTY
ES IN ROCKINGHAM
P OK
ORGANIZED IN N.C.
ILDREN IS BEING ESTABLISHED
IZE TASK FORCE ON MISSING CHILDREN
UCCESS
ISSING ON KERR LAKE
LL
PERSONS
NG FISHERMEN
NG WOMAN ABDUCTED
SSING WOMAN
AS IN GOOD CONDITION BEFORE LAST TRIP
WRONG AREA
MISSING PERSONS. U.S.
FIGHTING A NIGHTMARE
COAST GUARD SEARCHING FOR SLOTP
BUTNER AND RALEIGH MEN BELIEVED TO HAVE DROWNED
THE MISSING CHILOREN
BODIES OF TWO DROWNED N.C. MEN FOUND IN LAKF
MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO WUMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK
N
F
S
F
I
1
9
D
OATE
C
PC
L
H
?
1/16/84
A
1 ?
S
?
6/22/84
c
1
P
■>
?
6/30/84
A
16
H
?
7/01/84
B
1
H
?
7/02/84
H
1
p
s
?
7/02/84
L
i
s
2
9/26/84
C
5
o
H 2 7/13/84 A 7
S 2 7/16/B4 B 5
H 2 7/19/R4 a 4
MISSING IN ACTION
MISSING IN ACTION REMEMBERED
HOUSE HONORS MI4-S, POW'S
OBSERVE POW-MIA RECOGNITION DAY
FAHILIES OF MIAS TO RECEIVE Mi DAL 5
FAMILIES OF MIAS ACCEPT MEOALS , CLING TO HOPES
HENDON SAYS AMERICANS STILL BEING HELD AS POWS
MISSING PERSONS, DURHAM
CHILD TAKEN HOME
DEPUTIES SEARCH FOR MISSING OFFICER
POLICE FEAR MISSING WOMAN MET VIOLENCE
MUSIC BARN NOT INVOLVED IN DISAPPEARANCE CASE
MISSING GIRL SOUGHT
SKELETON IS IDENTIFIED
PROGRAM TO HELP PARENTS DEAL WITH MISSING CHILD
I^ENT-A-CHILO PROGRAM A SUCCESS. TO BE OFFEREO AGAIN
CHILOREN HELP DEPUTIES FIND ELDERLY MAN
WOMAN MISSING AFTER GOING OUT TO RUN ERRANDS
SEARCH FUR OUPHAM WOMAN INTENSIFIES
MISSING WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR: DISTRAUGHT HUSBANO AN APPARENT SUICIDE
MISSING PERSONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OEBATE
SEE ALSO TASK FORCE ON MISSING C
RADIO ANNOUNCER IS FOUND DEAD
HICKORY WOMAN'S BODY BELIEVED
SKELETON IDENTIFIED
4-YEAR-OLO BOY FOUND
CALLER FAKED REPORT OF AGENT";
SEARCHERS FIND BOAT OF HISSING
SFARCHERS FINO BOAT; 4 YOUTHS
MISSING HOSPITAL PATIENT DIES
POLICE NETWORK PUBLISHES MISS!
N.C. "ISSING PERSONS BULLETIN
INFORMATION SOUGHT ON MAN
MONTHLY BULLETIN STARTED ON N.
MISSING MAN BEING SOUGHT
FISHERMAN'S BOAT AORIFT; HUNT
SEARCH CONTINUES
LAKE SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MAN
SEARCH PUSHEO FOR MISSING MAN
MYSTERY SURROUNDS MUROER CASE
MAN REPORTEO MISSING IN R0CKI1
5FARCH FOR MISSING MAN CONTINJ
MISSING STONEVILLE MAN TURNS J
TASK FORCE ON MISSING CHILOREN
STATE TASK FORCE ON MISSING <H
FIGHTING A NIGHTMARE
N.C. SAID THIRO STATE TO ORGAN
•IOENT-A-CHILD' EFFORT A BIG S
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TWO MEN 1
WOMAN MISSING AFTER TRIP TO MA
BULLETIN HELPFUL WITH MISSING
HEADLESS BODY FOUND IN SWAMP
SEARCHERS FIND BODIES OF MISSI
CHARLOTTE POLICE SUSPECT MISSI
REWARD FUND ESTABLISHED FOR MI
MISSING WOMAN SOUGHT
OWNER OF TRAWLER SAYS VESSEL ^
MAN SAYS COAST GUARO SEARCHED
S 2
1/03/84
A
1
N
H 1
1/28/84
B
1
N
S 2
5/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
5/15/84
c
12
N
S 2
5/19/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/31/84
A
17
N
H 2
6/08/84
B
2
P N
S56
S 2
6/15/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/18/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/24/84
0
4
E
H 2
8/02/84
3
6
N
H 2
8/09/84
c
9
N
S 2
9/03/84
A
7
J
S 2
10/08/R4
A
5
P P
H 2
10/10/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/11/84
A
ZO
N
H 2
10/14/84
A
in
N
H 2
10/16/84
c
3
P N
S 2
10/23/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/24/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/27/84
B
4
N
H 2
11/11/84
E
7
N
H 2
6/11/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/05/84
a
1
N
H 2
7/16/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/17/84
B
6
N
H 2
7/24/84
B
1 2
N
H 2
8/16/84
A
19
N
S 2
1/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
1/08/84
c
t
N
H 2
1/29/84
c
1
P N
H 2
2/05/84
B
1
N
S 1
4/11/84
c
1
N
H 2
6/06/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/08/84
B
2
P N
S56
H 2
6/18/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/22/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
12/29/84
C
1
P N
A54
S 2
12/29/84
A
3
N
J56
H 2
12/30/84
A
1
P N
M51
H 2
1/05/84
A
8
N
H 2
1/06/84
A
8
N
H 2
1/10/84
A
6
N
H 1
1/28/84
B
1
N
H 2
2/12/84
A
8
N
H 2
2/27/84
A
2
N
H 2
2/28/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/02/84
A
6
N
S 2
3/23/84
c
14
N
H 2
3/24/84
c
12
N
H 1
3/27/84
C
1
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
8
N
S 2
4/1 1/84
A
12
N
H 2
4/12/84
c
10
N A54
S 2
4/12/84
A
16
N
H 2
4/13/84
3
4
N
S 2
4/13/84
c
1
N
H 2
4/16/B4
A
10
N
H 2
4/26/84
B
5
N
H 2
4/27/84
A
15
N
H 1
4/28/84
8
1
N
S 2
5/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
5/15/84
c
12
N
S 2
5/19/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/31/84
A
17
N
S 2
6/15/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/25/84
8
1
N
H 2
7/25/84
A
11
N
S 2
8/11/84
A
3
N H05
H 2
9/07/84
B
5
N
H 2
11/05/84
A
13
N
H 2
11/22/84
A
11
N
H 2
11/24/84
A
3
N
S 2
11/24/84
A
11
N
H 2
12/20/84
A
25
N
H ?
12/21/84
A
6
N
S 2
5/19/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/31/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
6/24/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/24/84
D
4
E
H 2
7/05/84
B
1
N
S 2 3/17/84 A 6 P N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
PAGE 462
1/14/85
N E
P D
bangladesh called "a success story' h 2
2 missionaries serve in ourha* s 2
afrtcan mission: durham minister describes christianity's growth in togo h ?
mistaken identity
see also false arrest
see also imposters
officers' questions sent a message
police admit charge is a mistake
mistletoe
see also cancer
see also christmas
clever salesman
marine gathering mistletoe when wire killed him
mistrials
see also c
see also c
mistrial
mistrial
mistrial
SEX OFFE
ROBERTS
JURY DEA
MISTRIAL
OEAOLOCK
MISTRIAL
TRIAL HA
JURY OEA
JURY FIN
REMINGTO
JURORS S
MISTRIAL
OURTS. DURHAM COUNTYi MISTRIALS
OURTS. U.S.
OROERED IN DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST CARY PHYSICIAN
DECLARED AFTER JURY 3EAOLOCKS IN ASSAULT CASE
IS DECLARED IN OOOM TRIAL
NSE CASE DECLARED MISTRIAL
IN JAIL AFTER JURY DEADLOCKS IN MURDER CASE
DLOCKS IN BATHTUB DEATH; MISTRIAL DECLARED
ENDS WAYNESVILLE MURDER TRIAL
EO JURY CAUSES MISTRIAL IN CPCL LAWSUIT
DECLAREO IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
LTEO AFTER DEFENOANT =AINTS
OLOCK BRINGS MISTRIAL IN FAYETTEVILLE MURDER CA
D REMINGTON NOT GUILT* OF MURDER
IS INNOCENT OF MURD5R
AID EMBARRASSED BY VE'DICT
OECLARED IN GASTON COUNTY CIVIL RIGHTS CASE
MISTY WOODS
HOUSING WILL GET HEARING
CRITICS: GROWTH TOO FAST FOR TOWN
COUNCIL OKS MISTY WOOOS APT. :OMPLEX
CHAPEL HILL APPROVES NEW APARTMENT PROJECT
MITCHELL COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BUS CARRYING 20 CHILOREN FLIPS ON MITCHELL COUNTY ROAD
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.
CHAIRMAN OF MITSUBISHI TO MEET DURHAM OFFICIALS
HUG-GING BEFORE THE CAMERA
FIRM FYEING DURHAM'S RESEARCH POTENTIAL
TRIANGLE MECCA FOR ENGINEERS
MITSUBISHI CORP. BOOSTS ITS PROFIT BY 5.3 PERCENT
MITSU»ISHI PRESIDENT VISITS CITY
GROUP POLITE. BUT BUSINESSLIKF
REYNOLDS. MITSUBISHI CORP. FCRM FIRM FOR CIGARETTE SALES IN JAPAN
C.
AKING
L
ST SEMICONDUCTOR VENTURE IN U.S.
D: WELCOME. FRIENDS I
FINALLY UNDERSTOOD ENGLISH
0
MANAGEMENT
ROUTINE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
TRUCTION
DURHAM OFFICIALS
DOUBLE-DIPPING'
POTENTIAL
APPLICANTS
ICATIONS
M PLANT WILL HAVE A SOUL
N SUPERMARKETS. SO SHE MADE HER OWN
TY
SEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
NCER CENTER BENEFIT
MITSUBISHI SEMICONDUCTOR AMERICA 11
SEE ALSO SEMICONDUCTOR
HUNT TO TAKE PART IN GROUNDBRE
FIRM THINKS RTP IS 'BEST'
OURHAM PLANT BEGINS WITH RITUA
MITSUBISHI PLANT IS FIRM'S FI'
WEAR 'HAPPY COATS'
YOOKOSO. MITSUBISHI (TRANSLATE
HE RAN AROUND IN SNOW WHEN HE
WATER. SEWER LINES BIO APPROVE
OURHAM WORKERS STUDY JAPANESE
LIFETIME COMMITMENT CONSIDERED
COUNTY INVESTMENT IS WISE
SH1ND0 WILL OVERSEE PLANT CONS
CHAIRMAN OF MITSUBISHI TO MEET
MUG-GING BEFORE THE CAMERA
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS OPPOSE '
FIRM EYEING OURHAM'S RESEARCH
ENJOY RECEPTION
TRIANGLE MECCA FOR ENGINEERS
WE'RE PROUO TO BE PART OF NORT
MITSUBISHI CONSTRUCTION ON TAR
TOUR PLANT
CHAMBER MEMBERS TOUR MITSUBISH
JOB OPENINGS ATTRACT CROWD OF
JOBS OFFICE GETS FLOOD OF APPL
MITSUBISHI OFFICIAL: NEW DURHA
QUALITY CIRCLES USED
MITSUBISHI HEAD TO VISIT OURHA
SHE COULDN'T FINO PURE CHILI I
MITSUBISHI PRESIDENT VISITS CI
GROUP POLITE, BUT BUSINESSLIKE
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVE'
SHAKESPEARE DRAWS CROWO FOR CA
MIXED DRINKS
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE-DP INK. N.C.
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, U.S.
MOBILE CITY BANO
A LAST SONG FROM MOBILE CITY
MOBILE HOMES
SEE ALSO ORANGE MOBILE HOME PAR<
MOBILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE ADAPTED
TEXTILES. OTHERS SEE CONTINUING GROWTH IN 1984
MOBILE HOME FIRM SOLD FOR SI MILLION
45 FAMILIES TRYING TO KEEP HOH E S
MOBILE HUME MANUFACTURERS EXPECTING BOOM TO CONTINUE
TRAILER PARK RESIDENTS SEEKIN3 NEW HOMES
MOBILE HOME MANUFACTURER 3ARRi 0 FROM SALES IN N.C.
MOBILE HOMES WILL HOUSE STORM VICTIMS
ARSON IS INVESTIGATED IN MOBILE HOME LOT FIRE
WOMAN. 92. FOUNO DEAO AFTER FIRE IN MOBILE HOME
ZONING REVISIONS ARE PROPOSED
GRAVES OESTROYEO FOR MOBILE HOME
HOME IS ON GRAVEYARD
SECOND WOMAN DIES IN MOBILE HTME
FIVE MOBILE HOMES OAMAGEO BY 4 I ND S
MAN. TWO BOYS DIE IN WARREN C3UNTY FIRE
THREE N.C. YOUTHS CHARGEO FOLLOWING CHASE IN VA.
N.C. STATE-CHARTERED BANKS' ASSETS. LOANS UP SHARPLY
MOBILE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE. DURHAM OUNTY
MOBILE TFLEPHONES
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
MOBILE NET AWAITS OK
N.C. TO GET CELLULAR PHONE SERVICE
NEW MOBILE PHONE SERVICE DUE IN PIEDMONT
S I
E L
OATE C PG L
4/01/84 B 13
5/26/84 A 6
8/25/84 A 9
H 2 9/04/84 A
H 2 12/15/84 A
S 2 11/30/84 C 1 P P T37
H 2 12/23/84 B 12 N
H
?
1/26/84
A
1
N
Sfl?
H
?
1/28/84
H
1
N
SS?
1
/
1/28/94
A
*
N
Fin
H
1
2/23/94
«
1
N
W16
<;
?
8/10/84
(
1
N
HO 6
H
2
a/12/84
A
1(1
N
H
?
B/23/94
(.
fl
N
H
2
10/04/84
(.
1 1
N
H
?
10/17/84
A
1 1
N
H
?
10/30/84
(.
1
N
S8?
H
?
11/22/84
A
? 1
N
S
?
12/07/84
A
1
N
H
f
12/08/84
A
I
N
SR?
s
?
12/08/B4
A
1
N
A4f
H
2
12/19/84
A
8
N
H 2 5/18/84 A 3 N
H 3 5/22/94 C 1 P N W36
H 3 6/26/84 B 1 N H90
S 2 6/26/84 A 3 N
H
2
9/01/84
A
10
N
H
2
5/09/84
A
10
p
N
H
2
5/10/84
a
1
P
p
C56
H
2
5/10/R4
B
I
P
N
L41
S
2
5/10/R4
c
1
P
N
B61
H
2
7/12/84
A
20
N
H
Z
10/05/84
A
7
P
N
S
2
10/05/84
C
1
N
A47
H
2
11/02/84
A
10
N
H
2
1/26/84
B
5
N
S
2
1/27/84
C
1
N
B61
H
2
2/01/94
A
1
p
N
L41
s
2
2/01/84
A
1
P
N
CoO
s
2
2/01/84
C
I
p
P
S76
H
2
2/03/94
A
4
E
H
2
3/04/84
B
9
F
L41
H
2
3/20/94
A
1
M
N
B81
s
2
3/22/84
A
I
N
C60
H
2
3/25/84
B
9
N
L41
H
2
3/27/94
a
4
E
S
2
5/09/84
C
5
N
H
2
5/09/84
A
10
P
N
H
2
5/10/94
A
1
P
p
C56
H
2
5/10/84
A
22
N
L4I
H
2
5/10/84
B
1
P
N
L41
s
2
5/10/84
A
I
P
P
M66
S
2
5/10/84
C
1
P
N
*6l
H
2
6/13/84
A
12
P
A
H
2
8/14/84
A
1
P
p
M66
s
2
8/21/84
C
1
P
P
S76
H
2
8/22/84
A
3
P
P
S76
s
2
9/27/84
A
3
N
C60
H
2
8/28/84
A
11
N
H
2
9/21/84
A
I"
P
N
L41
s
2
9/21/84
c
1
P
N
C60
s
2
10/01/84
C
1
P
H
H
2
10/04/84
A
^3
P
H
L41
H
2
10/05/84
A
7
P
N
s
2
10/05/84
c
1
N
A47
H
2
10/06/84
B
I
N
B81
H
2
10/09/84
A
6
P
F
H 2 12/28/84 0
1/07/94 B
1/08/94 C
1/13/84 B
1/14/84 A
2/02/84 C
2/06/84 B
2/19/84 A
4/12/94 A
6/07/84 A
7/09/84 B
7/27/84 B
8/01/84 B
8/01/84 C
8/04/94 C
8/10/84 C
11/25/84 B
12/06/84 A
12/27/84 A
H 2 2/29/84 A 9
S 2' 5/16/84 A 10
H 2 5/17/84 A 22
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/94
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PG
PAGE 463
1/14/85
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MOCK ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
DUKE'S MOCK ELECTION PICKS REAGAN, HUNT, MARTIN
READY TO VOTE
DURHAM STUDENTS PICK DIFFERENT ELECTION WINNERS
MONOALE, FERRARO WIN BY LANOS'. 106 - AT CITY SCHOOL
MOCK JURY TRIAL
MOCK JURY. REAL ONE REACH SAME VEROICT
MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, AUCTIONEERS
MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION SCHEDULET
HOW TO SPEAK AUCTIONESE: YOU CAN LEARN IT SUNDAY, AT OUKE HOMESTEAD
TOBACCO FOCUS OF SUNDAY EVENT
CLIPPETY-CLOP
MODEL AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
INSIDE
MODELS
SEE ALSO MALE MOOELS
THE SEARCH IS ON FOR A HIGH SCHOOL COVER GIRL
FOR ANN LEONARD, THE MODEL'S LIFE DOES BEGIN AT 40
BELK MOOEL ON THE GO DURING THE FALL MONTHS
THE FASHIONABLE FACES OF NATASCHA
MODERN APT
SEE ALSO ART
EXHIBIT ELITISM EMPTIES GALLERY
MODERN OANCE
SEE ALSO OANCE
MODERN OANCE TO HAVE A PLACE AT FESTIVAL
STEP BY STEP, THE ENGLISH LEA< NEO TO LOVE MODERN DANCE
INTERNATIONAL MEETING A OANCE FIRST
MOLASSES
THAT SWEET SMELL IN THE OAK G< OVE IS WHEELER MOLASSES
LIKE A TASTE? MOLASSES FESTIVAL SET SUNDAY NEAR SNOW CAMP
MOLD
SEE ALSO RLUE MOLD
HORSE DEATHS ARE LINKED TO MOLDY CORN
MOLOY CORN FEED FATAL TO HORSES
MONASTERY
A PLACE OF SPECIAL SOLITUDE
MONCURE WATER SYSTEM
CHATHAM 8OAR0 PROMISES ACTION ON WATER
MONOAYS
MONDAY-HATERS SHOULO UNITE
MONEY
SEE CURRENCY
MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES
SEE ALSO CERTIFICATE OF OEPOSIT
SEE ALSO STOCK CERTIFICATES
BANKS TO EASE RULES ON SOME MONEY ACCOUNTS
MINIMUMS EASED FOR MONEY MARKET RATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS
MONKEYS
SEE ALSO LEMURS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
MONROE, N.C. *
CRESCENT TOOL MOVING FORGE WO* K TO N.C.
MONROE POLICE DEPT.
POLICE SAY THEY KILLED MONROE MAN AFTER HE FIRED SHOTGUN AT OFFICERS
MONSANTO CO. (ST. L0UIS-9ASE0 PARENT CO.)
MONSANTO IS NEW AFFILIATE OF CENTER
MONSANTO JOINS MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
MONSANTO TRIANGLE PARK DEVELOPMENT CENTER (RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK I
WELLCOME BUYS BUILDING
MONTALOO'S
NELLE MONTALDO REEO, CLOTHING PIONEER, DIES
MONTALOO'S HONORS TWO LONG-TIME EMPLOYEES
MONTESSORI SCHOOLS
PERFORMING
OIGGING IN
WHAT HAVE WE HERE?
HALLOWEEN FUN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
DEPUTY AND MAN KILLED BY GUNFIRE NEAR TROY
MONTREAL EXPOS
JUST 42, GOING ON 18
MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE
MOODY'S MAY UPGRADE DUKE BONOS
MOON
see also full moon
blame the moon
a trip to the moon... without leaving ourham
more moon than meets the eye
moon's church
see unification church
moonshine
see also alcohol, illicit sales
orug, liouor arrests made
taking a whiff
moonshine charges lodged
■revenooers' almost turn out batches of moonshine
midafternoon moonshining
arrests, not just poses, needed in crime areas
moore, van allen and allen
Charlotte law firms to merge
moore county, n.c.
10/24/84
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H 2 6/23/84 B 1 P F W66
H 2 7/06/84 0 7 P F W66
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H 2 12/12/84 B 1 N 830
H 2 9/16/84 D 1 P F C19
H 3 3/06/84 C 1 N H60
H 2 3/19/84 A 4 E
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H 2 3/26/84 B 2 P V M71
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S I T
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MOORE WOOD PLANT CANCELED
FARMERS WITH OAMAGEO TOBACCO SEEK MEETING ON SETTLEMENT PLAN
MOORE COUNTY CORONER'S OFFICE
MOORE VOTERS may END OFFICE
MOORE SaUARE
RENTS CLOUD RALEIGH ARTSPACE FUTURE
MOORESVILLEi N.C.
NEW MOOPESWILLE FIRM TO HIRE 130 EMPLOYEES FOR CERAMIC FIXTURES
THF MOOSEUOOD COOKBOOK
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
ZUCCHINI CANOES ROCK THE BOAT OF VEGETARIAN COOKING
MOPED
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
MOTORBIKE STOLEN
MOPEO THEFT REPORTED
MOPED STOLEN
CYCLE RIOERS IN WRECKS MORE LIKELY TO BE TIPSY
MORAL MAJORITY
MORAL MAJORITY SEEKS VOTES F05 HELMS. REAGAN
MORAL MAJORITY VOTER REGISTRATION CITED
LOCAL CHURCHES HOSTING VOTER DRIVES
ALL IS NOT WELL
FALHELL: HE CONSIDER JESSE HELMS A NATIONAL TREASURE
MORALITY
MORALITY A KEY ISSUE IN EDUCATION REFORM
WHY CAN'T PEOPLE SAY NO?
HUNT AIDE SAYS RELIGION PLAYS BIG ROLE IN CAMPAIGN
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST
METHODISTS BORROWED 10EA FROM MORAVIANS
PREPARING FOR A FFAST
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST DREW CROS S- SEC TI ON OF OURHAM
MOREHEAD CITY, N.C.
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPSETS CARTERET OFFICIALS
JUOGE RULES FOR STATE ABOUT B'lOGE
ROAO BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
ROAD OFFICIALS TRY TO ALLAY FEARS OVER DRAWBRIDGE BILL
MOREHEAD CITY TO CONTINUE BRIDGE FIGHT
THEY LOOKEO LIKE SHADY CHARACTERS?
MOREHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE MOREHEAO SCHOOL
MOPEHEAO FOUNDATION
ROY ARMSTRONG. 79.
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H 2 7/25/84 A 9 N
H 2 8/06/84 A 1 N B8 1
H 2 10/10/84 A 4 E
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OIES IN CHAPEL HILL
MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO JFK TOWERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
MOREHEAD HILL: 100-YEAR-OLD NEIGHBORHOOD TO BE SALUTED
MOREHEAD HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
MOREHEAO HOUSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
UNC'S ROYAL HIDEAWAY: TIPPING JOHN MOREHEAD'S 'SILK HAT'
MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
MOREHEAO SCHOLARSHIPS
MOREHEAO CANDIDATES COMPLETING INTERVIEWS
MOREHEAO SCHOLARS ARE NAMED
MOREHFAOS AWARDED TO 7 OURHAM STUDENTS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS PROOUCE MANY M3REHEAD SCHOLARS
ACADEMY STUDENT. FOUR FROM JORDAN 810 FOR MOREHEAD
SEVEN AREA STUOENTS SELFCTED AS MOREHEAD AWARD FINALISTS
THREE JORDAN STUDENTS ARE MOREHEAO FINALISTS
MOREHEAO SCHOOL
SPRING PLAY
HANGING AROUNO
APRIL IN APRIL
CERTIFICATES PRESENTEO
SCHOOL WAS MOVED
COMPUTER CHRISTMAS
MORGAN CREEK
OIL SPILLS INTO CARRBORO CREE<
OIL IS SPILLEO INTO MORGAN CREEK
MORMONS
2 MISSIONARIES SERVE IN DURHAM
KAPP TO SPEAK IN CHAPEL HILL
BAPTISTS SHOW FILM MORMONS CALL SCURRILOUS
IF MORMONS RANKLE. WHY NOT I MI TATE THEM?
FILM ABOUT MORMONS IS DISTORTED ATTACK
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
MORNING SICKNESS
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
HOSPITALS STILL USE TREATMENT FOR MORNING SICKNESS CASES
MORRIS PLAN BANK
CITICORP PLANS TO BUY BURLINGTON'S MOPRIS PLAN
MORRI SON YOUTH CENTER
SEE CAMERON MORRISON YOUTH CENTHR (HOFFMAN. N.C.I
MORRISVILLE, N.C.
MORRISVILLE SEEKS TO COMPETE
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
MUPTGAGE GROUP OF CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL MORTGAGE FIRM FORMS
MORTGAGE RATES
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
BANKERS SAY INTEREST RATES DRIVING AWAY HOMEBUYERS
MORTGAGE RATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
TEXTILES. OTHERS SEE CONTINUING GROWTH IN 1984
HOUSING SALES STRONG DESPITE 'ISING INTEREST
FIXED-RATE MORTGAGES MAY MAKE COMEBACK
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3/03/84
3/03/34
3/08/84
11/14/34
12/06/34
12/07/84
3/27/84
3/27/84
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H 2 2/14/84 A 13 N L41
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12/31/84
S U B J 6
10.7 PERCENT MORTGAGES TO BE OFFERED
KENANS ARE INCLUOFQ ON FORBFS' LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
10.8 PERCENT MORTGAGES AVAILABLE
MORTGAGE RATES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
GROUP SAYS '85 MORTGAGE RATES TO BE STABLE
MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO HOUSING, COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO REVERSE MORTGAGES
CHAPEL HILL MORTGAGE FIRM FORMS
MORTICIANS
SEE ALSO FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
HIS LIFE'S WORK IS TO COMFORT
MOSAIC
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. OISEASES
DISEASES CUT N.C. LEAF CROP Br 168. 3 MILLION DURING 198*
MOSCOW. IOAHO
AT HO«E IN MOSCOW
MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON (FILMI
WILLIAMS SHOWS HIS SKILL IN SENTIMENTAL 'MOSCOW'
MOSER-MCOONALO BUILDING IGRAHAM, N.C.I
LEASE STUDY SUGGESTED IN ALAMANCE
OLD GRAHAM BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED
MOSES CONE HOSPITAL (GREENSBORO. N.C.I
HOSPITAL SEEKS NEW CANCER EOUI PMENT
MOSLEMS
SEE MUSLIMS
MOSOUITOES
SEE ALSO INSECTS. PESTS
STATE SAYS HIS TIRES MUST GO
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE'S LIKE THAT
MOST WANTED LIST CCRIMINALSI •
SEE BIG SIK LIST
SFE FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
MOST WANTED LIST
MOTELS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
H.6 MILLION MOTEL OPENS AT N.C. 55-1-40 INTERSECTION
PEOPLE FLEEING STORM FILL DURHAM MOTELS
MOTHER-OF-THE-YEAR, DURHAM
NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN: VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE MOTHER OF THE YEAR
JAYCEFS' UPCOMING GALA TO "LISHT UP THE TOWN'
MOTHERS OF THE YEAR
MOTHERS OF THE YEAR
HONORED AT LUNCHEON
MOTHERS
SEE ALSO BIRTHS, ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
DURHAM ATTORNEY AIDS MOTHERS IN PRISON
DROWNED GIRL'S FATHER SAYS HE PRAYED FOR WIFE'S DEATH
FOOTBALL: IT'S NOT THAT SHE DOESN'T LIKE IT
WOMAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR KILLING OAUGHTER
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING ( MA DO I
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
JUDGE APPLAUDEO FOR STIFF OW I SENTENCE
DOCTOR'S SENTENCE A RESPONSIBLE OECISION
HADO CHAPTER TO HOLD FORUM
IN REMEMBRANCE
DUKE FORUM SEEKS SUPPORT IN D* UNKEN-DR I VI NG BATTLE
DRUNKEN ORIVING SENTENCE DRAWS PROTEST
ATTEND DWI CASE
MADO CHANGES ITS NAME
ATTEND VIGIL TO HONOR VICTIMS
MOTHERS SET VIGIL AGAINST ORUNKEN ORIVING
GROUP AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING HOPES VIGIL WILL ORAW SUPPORT
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL SET
MOTHER'S DAY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: TO OUR MOTHERS
MAMA GERMINO WILL BE 100 ON MOTHER'S DAY
MOTHERLY LOVE
SEALED WITH A KISS
REMEMBER MOM, BUT OON ' T GO 0V5RR0ARD
108-YEAR-OLO MOTHER OF 12
MOTION PICTURES
SEE FILM INDUSTRY
MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
STUOY PANELS ADVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES 3 F SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
SEE ALSO LICE'ISE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
CAR STICKER SALES SLACK IN CARRBORO
STICKER COST RISES TO 15
CITY TAX BILLS TO LIST FEES
CAR, DOG FEES TO BE COLLECTED IN CITY TAXES
STICKER WARNINGS BEING MAILED OUT
MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
ROYALL PROMOTES SUCCESSION BILL
PHOSPHATES BILL MAY NOT WASH
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT COULO KILL BANKING BILL
MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
DURHAM MAN, 19, APPARENTLY FLEEING, OIES ON MOTORCYCLE
CYCLIST DIES IN ACCIOENT
MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO THE OUTLAWS (GANGI
A DIFFERENT BREED OF 'BIKERS'
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SUBJECTS
page ".66
1/14/85
•IN POISON. ON THE RUN, OR OEAD: DECLINE OF ONE MOTORCYLCE GANG.
MOTORCYCLES
MOTORCYCLE SAID STOLEN
MOTORCYCLISTS ARE PEOPLE. TOO
TEENS ON CYCLE OUT-RUN POLICE. BUT ARE CAUGHT
HARASSING CYCLIST GETS AWAY CM FOOT
POLICE SEARCh FOR THIEF
A OIFFEOENT BREED OF 'BIKERS1: "OTORCYCLE CLUB BUILDS NEW IMAGE
CHARLOTTE POLICE PROBE -OTORCYCLE GANG SLAYINGS
MOTORCYCLE DITCHED
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
MOTORCYCLE NEARLY RUNS INTO OcFICER
JUVENILE MOTORCYCLISTS CHASEO
MOTORCYCLIST FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
MOTORCYCLE STOLEN
MOTRIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO IBUPROFEN IORUGI
NEW PAIN KILLER NOW AVAILABLE
MOUNT AIRY. N.C.
NAME CHANGE WON'T FLY
MOUNT GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH
MOUNT GILEAD HONORS 15 CHURCH MEMBERS
MOUNT HERMON BAPTIST CHURCH
BAPTIST CHURCH TO BUILO NEW WORSHIP CENTER
MOUNT HOPE FINISHING CO.
FIRE DAMAGES BUTNER FACTORY
MT. LEVEL BAPTIST CHURCH
MOUNT LEVEL BAPTIST TO GET NEW PASTOR
MOUNT MITCHELL
STATE PARKS SHOULD AVOID PRIVATE DEALS
EXPERTS EYE MT. MITCHELL FOREST ILLS
STATE A VARIETY-WEATHER LANH: HOT, COLD. WET, DRY
MOUNT MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
ALL OOLLED UP FOR CRAFTS BAZAAR
MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE
LAOTIAN STUDENT STUDIES MINISTRY IN N.C.
MOUNT SYLVAN RURITAN CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED
MOUNT SYLVAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
JUNIOR LEAGUE'S SALES COMING JP NOV. 16-17
BAZAAR SET FOR SATURDAY
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
DEBS PREPARE FOR AOULTHOOD
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
PRIEST HOLDS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING RECORD
MOUNTAIN MAGIC PARK
BUNCOMBE PARK PLANS UNVEILED
MOUNTAINS
SEE ALSO R IDGE LAW
RIDGE LAW TAKES EFFECT
N.C. MOUNTAINS LOSING FORESTS
ROAO BOLTED. GLUED To MOUNTAIN
DOT USING BOLTS TO SHORE MOUNTAIN WALLS ALONG 1-40
MOVIc RATINGS
see also film inoustry
nfw guioeline vague
movie theaters
see also theaters. n.c.
n.c. theater business excellent
moving companies
more people moving to
N.C. THAN LEAVING
m0zambi3ue
columnists perpetuates unfortjnate myths
mrs. pennyfeathers players
a mystery revealed
mysterious events, dramatic art
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
mupslinging
editor apologizes to hunt
hunt to sue 'the lanomark.' aides vow
canoidates let charges fly in governor's race
muggings
see assaults,
see assaults,
see assaults,
see assaults.
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S 2 8/02/84 C
H 2 8/03/84 B
S 2 7/09/84 A
S 2 4/18/84 A
H 2 12/25/84 C
H 2 2/21/84 A
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1 P P C56
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1 P N W36
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MUIRHEAO PLAZA
ALL THAT'S MISSING IS THE SNOW
H 7 12/05/84 A 1 P P T37
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE PET SET
MULES TAKE OIVES TO CROWD'S OELIGHT
MULTIPLE BIRTHS
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FERTILITY DRUG
SEE ALSn OUAORUPLETS
SEE ALSO TRIPLETS
OURHAM WOMAN MAS QUADRUPLETS
OUAORUPLETS DOING WELL
A FOURFOLD LESSON
1 IN 5 TEST-TUBE BIRTHS IS MULTIPLE
SUPERTwIN STATISTICIAN
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
MULTIPLF SCLEROSIS RESEARCH WINS JAVITS RESEARCH AWARD
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS 3RANT IS 03TAINE0
UNCOMMON COURAGE: ONE WOMAN'S BATTLE AGAINST A CRIPPLER
MULTI TRADE GROUP INC.
FACILITY PLANNED IN BURLINGTON TO PRODUCE ELECTRICITY. S
H 2 1/20/64 B 1 n U
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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4/13/84 A
4/16/84 B
4/18/64 A
9/03/64 C
10/16/84 C
3/24/64 B
3/26/64 A
U/18/84 E
H 1 12/18/84 C 1
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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MUMMERS PARADE
SEE ALSO PARAOES
SEE ALSO TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIPI
BANISHED FOOLS' ANCIENT RITES REVIVE SENSE OF THE SEASONS
MUMMIES
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SUOOUTH WRAPS UP SEARCH FOR MJMMIES
MUMMY VISITS
PEEK-A-BOO
2 MUMMIES GET TESTS AT HOSPITAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
X-RAYS HELP TO UNCOVER FACTS ABOUT 2 MUMMIES
RAOIOLOGIST LEARNS FROM MUMMIES
AT THE MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE: SOME REAL-DEAD MUMMIES
THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN (FILM!
•KIPPERBANK' YES. MUPPETS NO
MURALS
ART, SCIENCE MURAL MADE
ORAB WALL REPLACED WITH SCENE
MURDER. CARRBORO
MARYLAND MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT JOUND
DRUGS FOUNO AT MURDER LOCATION
DRUGS FOUND WHERE MAN WAS SLAIN
MAN CHARGEO WITH KILLING ACCUSED OF SELLING DRUGS
TERRY HEAPING IS CONTINUED
CAUSE FOUND FOR TRIAL IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
HAN CHARGEO IN FATAL SHOOTING
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
MONTHS AFTER DEATH, ORANGE TRAILER PARK STILL UNEASY
MURDER, CHAPEL HILL
BROTHERS GET LIFE TERMS IN SLAYING
THREE GET LIFE TERMS FOR KILLING
NEWSPAPER REAOERS EXCLUOED FR3M JURY IN MURDER RETRIAL
BURNELL NEVILLE, HURT BY GUNS-IOT, OIE5 IN CHAPEL HILL
APEX MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING 3EATH
APEX MAN CHARGEO WITH MURDER
MURDER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
APPEAL REJECTED IN JUROER CAS?
SMITH GETS 32 YEARS IN CREECH SLAYING
SMITH GETS 32 YEARS FOR MURDE'
MAN SHOT ANO KILLEO; WARRENT IHARGES WIFE
OFFICERS PROBE SHOOTING DEATH
WOMAN IN JAIL AFTER TREATMENT
SLAYING SUSPECT NOT INDICTED
REWARD OFFERED IN 2ECK DEATH
REWARD I S BOOSTED
H 2 11/30/64 0 4 P F W66
STABBING DEATH BRINGS 30-YEAR
DURHAM MAN GETS 15 YEARS IN BE
SHORT SENTENCE WASN'T CASE OF
MURDER CHARGE FILEO
TWO MEN CHARGEO IN NOV. 22 IEZ
N.C. PRICE FOR SLAYER IS »5.00
REMINGTON FACES MURDER CHARGE
MAN FOUNO OEAD, SHOT THREE TIM
SHOOTING DEATH INVESTIGATED
ROXBORO RESIOENT STABBED TO DE
DETECTIVES INVESTIGATE DURHAM
MURDER DEFENDANTS IN COURT
STABBING SUSPECT WAS FACING P?
2 CHARGEO IN STABBING STILL IM
ROXBORO OECLARES A WEEK OF MOJ
REMINGTON APPEARANCE DELAYED
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR TR Is
MURDER VICTIM DESCRIBED
DEFENDANT SAYS VICTIM IMPALED
MURDER CASE HEAOING TO JURY
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER IS V?
PARRISH SFNTENCED TO 6 YEARS I
DURHAM WOMAN SENTENCED TO 6 YE
COPE RETRIAL SET MONDAY
3RD MCUUAIG RETRIAL BEGINS
COPE TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY
RULING ON TESTIMONY TODAY
JURY SELECTION TO START
TESTIMONY RESUMES IN MCQUAIG '
TESTIMONY AOMISSIBLE
MURDER CASE GOES TO JURY
WITNESS TELLS OF SHOT FIRED TH
JURY MULLS MURDER CASE
JURY CONVICTS HCOUAIG OF 2ND-}
WITNESS PLACES DEFENDANT AT SC
HYPNOSIS SESSIONS QUESTIONED
MCOUAIG FACES SENTENCING
COPE GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA ACCEPTED IN
WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH
MAN. WOMAN FATALLY STABBED
WOMAN HELD IN MAN'S OEATH
CHARGES OF ARSON, MURDER DROPP
CASTLEbERRY CHARGES ARE DROPPE
JURY BEING PICKED IN LEE MUROS
OETECTIVE: LEE ADMITTED SHOOT!
WOMAN SAID HUSBAND THREATENED
WITNESS: LEE FRIGHTENFD OF HUS
WOMAN SAYS SLAIN HUSBAND BEAT
LEE ARGUMENTS BEGIN
WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL GOES TO J
JURY FINDS MRS. LEE INNOCENT I
MRS. LEE FOUND NOT GUILTY
REMINGTON PLEADS NOT GUILTY T3
REMINGTON TRIAL OATE NOT SET
MURDER MYSTIFIES SHERIFF'S DE»
DETECTIVES AWAIT REPORT
SHOOTING VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS
SLAIN MAN IDENTIFIED
WILLIAM MCOUAIG GETS 20 YEARS
MAN RECEIVES 20-YEAR SENTENCE
DURHAM WOMAN FOUND BY PONO SH3
JURORS MAY RECEIVE STABBING C«
FATHER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS I
OEATH PROBE CONTINUES
FATHER PLANS TO APPEAL CONVICT
WOMAN CHARGEO IN OEATH
SISTER CHARGED IN FATAL STABBI
SHEELEY HELD IN STABBING CASE
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H
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5/16/84
c
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s
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5/16/64
c
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H
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5/17/84
B
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S82
S
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C
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H05
H
2
5/18/84
B
N
S82
S
2
5/18/84
A
N
H05
H
2
5/19/84
B
N
582
H
2
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C
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S82
s
2
5/22/84
C
N
H
2
6/08/P4
B
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A54
s
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A
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M
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s
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H
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s
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
ROBERTS TRIAL TO BEGIN TOOAV
TWO TRIALS SEPARATED IN STABBING
WITNESSES: DEFENOANT S TABBED c IR EMAN
MURDER DEFENDANT: STABBING WAS ACCIDENT
ROBERTS SAYS KILLING WAS SELF-DEFENSE
DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE IN MUR3 ER CASE
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN ROBERTS' MURDER TRIAL
ROBERTS IN JAIL AFTER JURY DEADLOCKS IN MURDER CASE
PARKE" TRIAL BEGINS
POLICE SEARCHING FOR MUROER DEFENDANT
ALTHOUGH CHARGE REDUCEDt PARKER IS NO SHOW IN COURT
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN MURDER TRIAL
WOMAN DESCRIBES STORE IN WHICH BOOY FOUND
STATE RESTS IN COVINGTON MUROER TRIAL
COVINGTON ARGUMENTS CONTINUING
MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE PLUS 40 IN MINI-MART SLAYING
COVINGTON TO APPEAL TERM IN GIOCER'S DEATH
POLICE INVESTIGATING BREAK-IN FIND MAN STABBED TO DEATH
MAN ARRESTEO AFTER ANOTHER FOJNO OEAO UNOER HIS BEO
MANN FACES MURDER CHARGE IN STABBING
MANN AWAITS COURT APPEARANCE
GUNSHOT KILLS DURHAM MAN
MAN FOUND OEAO IN A WHEELCHAP WAS SHOT - POLICE
MAN HELD IN SLAYING OF AMPUTEE
MURDER CHARGEO IN SHOOTING DEATH
MUROEO CHARGE FILED AFTER MAN OIES
ROBERTS BEING TRIED 2ND TIME IN SLAYING
CONFLICTS APPEAR IN ROBERTS' RETRIAL
DEFENDANT SAYS KNIFE USED IN SELF-DEFENSE
JURY PONOERS MUPOER CASE
ROBERTS CONVICTEO IN SLAYING
ROBERTS SENTENCED TO SO YEARS IN PRISON
SENTENCING OF ROBERTS IS TOOAY
DURHAM MAN IS HELD IN 1081 BEATING DEATH
MAN HELO IN SLAYING
BONO SET AT ISO. 000 FOR MUROE' DEFENDANT
MISTRIAL DECLAREO IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
DURHAM MAN FATALLY SHOT AFTER FAMILY ARGUMENT
2 MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN SHOOTING DEATH
NO BONO SET FOR 2 CHARGED IN SLAYING
MAN CHARGED WITH MUROER POSTS 30ND
ROXBORO ST. BOY IS SHOT, KILLED; UNCLE CHARGEO
MURDERER'S WIFE GETS SUSPFNDEO TE»M IN KNIFING
WOMAN FOUND OEAO IN HOHF ; KILLER IS SOUGHT
REMINGTON'S ATTORNEYS LOSE BIO FOR REDUCED BOND
POLICE PROBE WOMAN'S DEATH
LOWER BOND OENIFD FOR MURDER SUSPECT
BULLET IS CAUSE OF OEATH
JURY SELECTIUN BEGINS IN DRUG. MUROER TRIAL
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN REMINGTON'S MUROER-ORUG TRIAL
JURY SELECTION MAY BE COMPLETEO TODAY
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN MOTEL
13 JURORS PICKED FOR MUR0ER-05UG TRIAL
MAN FOUND SHOT DEAO AT MOTEL
JURY TOLO REMINGTON SOLO DRUGS TO UNOFRCOVER AGENT
POLICE PROBE MOTEL SLAYING
DEFFNDANT SOlO DRUGS ON FIVE OCCASIONS - WITNESS
REMINGTON'S LAWYER SAYS POLICH OIPN'T GIVE IOENTITY
ORUGS MAY HAVE FIGURED IN MOTEL SHOOTING OEATH
SBI AGENT: 'I WAS LOOKING OOWN A GUN BARREL' AT SHOOTOUT
WITNESS DESCRIBES MUROER SC5NJ , BALLISTICS EVIDENCE
SBI AGENT SAYS HE FIRED FIVE SHOTS AT RFMINGTON IN MOTEL
POLICE IDENTIFY MAN FOUNO DEA3 IN IMPERIAL INN
S?I AGENT WANTED TO TRY RUSE ABOUT RIFLF SHOT
OFFICER SAYS COCAINE FOUNO IN PERRY'S HOME
EXPERT: REMINGTON FIREO FATAL SHOTS
BALLISTICS EXPERT LINKS FATAL BULLETS TO REMINGTON'S GUN
STATE RESTS CASE IN MUROER TRIAL
TFSTIMONY CONCLUOES IN REMINGTON TRIAL
JURORS HEAR TAPE OF GUN FIGHT
REMINGTON JURY SEEKS DEFINITIONS OF OFFENSES
VERDICT REACHED ON SOME MURDE'-ORUG CHARGES
JURY FIND REMINGTON NOT GUILTY OF MUROER
REMINGTON IS INNOCENT OF MUROiR
JURORS SAID EMBARRASSED BY VE'DICT
CASHIER MUROEREO DURING STORE HOLDUP
2 INCIDENTS TIED TO DURHAM CLFRK'S SLAYING
POLICE FOLLOW LEADS IN CLERK'S SLAYING
HOURS BEFORE SHE WAS SLAIN CLTRK SAIO SHE WAS UNAFRAID
DURHAM IS NOT IMMUNE TO 0ANGE5 S JF BIG CITIES
POLICE ADMIT CHARGE IS A MISTAKE
DRUG LINK INVESTIGATED IN SLAYINGS
4 FACE NARCOTICS ARRESTS
MUROER. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. MURDER
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTFR
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSn MANSLAUGHTER
HIT MAN HUNTEO IN TWIN SLAYINS
SUSPECT CHAOGEO IN LAUNDRY DEATHS
COUPLE FATALLY STABBED THEN LE
POLICE SAY PROBE INTO OEATHS P
RADIO ANNOUNCER IS FOUNO OEAO
WOMAN INDICTED IN CHILO'S OEAT
LAWYERS FOR NAVAS CONTEND HE ..'
EXAMINATION FORCES 1ELAY IN NA
HOW A FAMILY ARGUMENT LED TO '
DURHAM UAN, WIFE FOUND SHOT H
DURHAM MAN KILLED IN FAYETTEVI
WOMBLE REMAINS IN CRITICAL CCM
GOLOSRORO WOMAN. 61. FOUND SL»
GRANVILLE SLAYINGS SHOCK CO"MJ
2 TEENS CHARGED IN DEATH
TWO TEENS CHARGED IN SLAYING
NAVAS TPIAL UELAYEO FOR REVIEJ
RETRIAL REJECTED FOR N.C. MURO
COURT OVERTURNS JRDER FOR NEW
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT LACKS CLEA1
MAN CHARGEO »ITH muROER
RFSIDENTS OF RUTHERFORD SAY C"1
TIN CITY MAN FOUND DEAD
WAY CLEARED FOR JURY SELECTION
POLICE PROBE SHOOTING DEATH
GRAND JURY INOKTS MAN FOR UU3
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN NAVAS
MAN IN0ICTE0 IN 2 SLAYINGS
NAVAS WEEPS IN COURTROOM
WOMAN ANO TEEN-A&ER CHARGED WI
MORE JURORS ARE SELECTS'" IN NA
JURY SELECTION NEARS FND IN HI
12 JURORS SEATED IN NAVAS TRIA
PROSECUTOR SAYS NAVAS MAGE TFP
NAVAS SOBS DURING HIS TRIAL
NEW MURDER TRIAL BEING SOUGHT
FT IN 3UPNING HOUSE
R0DUC5S LITTLE INFORMATION
AS INSANE DURING SIEGE
VAS TRIAL
RIPLE SLAYING
HE" OUTNER HOME
LLE
01 T ION
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TRIAL
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UMTY NOT HOTBFO OF CRIME
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TH MUROER
VAS TRIAL
VAS TRIAL
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8/09/84 C I
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8/10/84 C 1
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8/20/34 C 1
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3/22/84 B I
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3/28/84 8 14
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3/28/84 C 1
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3/29/84 8 1
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8/29/R4 C 1
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8/30/34 B 1
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8/30/34 C 1
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9/06/84 A 1
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9/07/84 B 1
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9/07/34 A I
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9/07/84 C 1
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9/20/84 C I
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9/21/84 B
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9/21/84 C 1
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9/24/84 B
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10/02/84 B t
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10/02/84 C I
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10/03/84 C
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10/04/«4 A
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10/04/84 A
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10/04/84 C 1
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10/13/34 A
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10/13/84 A
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10/16/34 C
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10/17/34 A I
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10/21/84 3
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13/22/84 A I
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10/22/84 C
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10/23/84 B <
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11/12/84 A
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11/14/84 B
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11/16/84 B
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11/16/64 A
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11/16/84 C
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11/17/84 A
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11/21/84 C
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11/26/84 A
N A47
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11/27/84 C
N SB2
S 2
11/27/84 A
P N A47
S 2
11/27/84 A
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H 2
11/23/84 B
L P N S82
H 2
U/28/84 B
L N A54
S 2
11/28/84 A
N A47
S 2
U/28/84 C
N A47
H 2
11/29/84 B
»i S82
S 2
11/29/84 A
N A47
S 2
11/29/84 C
1 N J56
H 2
11/30/84 B
1 N S82
S 2
11/30/84 A
L N 447
H 2
12/01/84 C
1 N 332
H 2
12/01/84 C
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12/01/84 A
1 N 447
S 2
12/03/84 A
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H 2
12/04/84 B
1 N S82
S 2
12/04/84 A
1 N A47
H 2
12/03/84 B
I N S32
S 2
12/05/34 A
I N 447
H 2
12/06/84 B
I N S82
S 2
12/06/84 A
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H 2
12/07/84 B
1 N S82
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12/07/84 A
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12/08/84 A
1 N S82
S 2
12/03/84 A
1 N A47
S 2
12/11/34 A
1 N 447
H 2
12/12/84 A
I N A54
S 2
12/12/14 A
N A47
H 2
12/13/34 B
N 454
S 2
12/13/84 A
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12/15/84 A
5 N A54
H 2
12/20/84 A
1 N A54
S 2
12/20/84 C
1 M A47
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1/01/84
C
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1/03/34
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H
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1/03/34
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1/03/34
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8
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H
2
1/05/34
A
8
N
H
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1/05/84
A
11
N
H
2
1/06/84
A
6
N
H
2
1/07/84
A
5
N
H
2
1/06/84
C
1
N
H
2
1/09/84
A
1
N
H
2
1/09/84
B
6
0
5
1
1/09/84
C
1
N
H
2
1/10/34
A
6
N
H
1
1/10/84
B
1
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s
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1/10/84
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H
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1/11/34
C
5
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H
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1/11/84
C
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s
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1/1 1/84
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10
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H
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1/12/34
B
1
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H
2
1/13/84
A
4
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H
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1/13/84
A
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H
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1/1 3/84
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1/16/84
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H
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1/17/84
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13
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1/17/84
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s
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1/17/84
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7
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H
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1/13/34
A
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H
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1/18/84
A
8
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H
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1/19/84
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1/21/84
A
13
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H
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1/24/34
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s
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1/25/34
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1/26/34
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1/27/34
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E X BY SJBJE
1/01/64 - 12/31/34
NAVAS CALM DURING SIEGE. TAPES REVEALED
JURY IN NAVAS TRIAL LISTENS T3 TAPE
MACOONALD SAYS NEW EVIOENCE FOUND
NAVAS' JURY HEARS TAPES
MACOONALD SEEKS NE« TRIAL IN "UROER CASE
WOMAN SAYS HER LIES SENT TWO To DEATH ROW
STATE FIGHTS BID TO UPSET HUTZHINS MURDER SENTENCE
NAVAS CALLS WITNESS 'GREATEST LIAR'
TAPE PLAYED OF NAVAS BEGGING = OR A MATCH
TRANSLATION DELAYS CITED DURING SIEGE ON TRAIN
JUOGE SETS FEP. 10 HEARING IN HUTCHINS MURDER CASE
LET NO DUUBTS REMAIN
AGENT: NAVAS KNEW WHAT HE WAS DOING
NAVAS JURY VIEWS PHOTOS OF VIITIMS
WAKE DEPUTIES WILL QUESTION T=XAS INMATF ABnuT SLASHINGS
AUTOPSY REVEALS MAN SHOT
2 PLEAO GUILTY TO MURDERS
NAVAS WEEPS AGAIN DURING TRIAL
TWO MEN PLEAO GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING, MURDER
PROSECUTORS REST CASE IN MUROER TRIAL OF NAVAS
TWO MEN CHARGED IN ROBBERY, KILLING AT FRANKLIN STORE
BROTHERS CHARGEO IN SLAYING
JUOGE LOWERS MURDER CHARGE AGAINST NAVAS
HUTTHINS OENIEO NEW TRIAL
HUTCHINS LOSES 310 FOR NEW TRIAL
PSYCHOLOGIST TESTIFIES NAVAS H AO DELUSIONS OF PERSECUTION
TWO MEN GET 90-VEAR TERMS FOR MURDERS
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS NAVAS SUFFE'S FROM PARANOIA
MUROER CHARGE AGAINST VANCE MAN DISMISSED
OOCTUR SAYS NAVAS BLAMES COMMANDO FOR SISTER'S DEATH
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS NAVAS IS PARANOID AND HAS STRONGLY HELO. SICK DELUSION
OEPUTY ANO MAN KILLED BY GUNFIRE NEAR TROY
MISSING WITNESS INOICTED IN MJROEP, KIDNAPPING
STATE OFFERS J5.000 REWARDS F^R INFORMATION IN SLAYINGS
DEFENSE WITNESSES SAY NAVAS SJFFE'ED FROM PARANOIS
WITNESS BLAMES NAVAS' BEHAVIOR ON COCAINE USE
CHARLOTTE MAN, 18, COULD GET DEATH
BOY FINOS SLAIN MAN IN GRANVILLE
MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR GUITARIST'S MURDER
INVFSTIGATORS LEARN IDENTITY : F SLAIN MAN
DURHAM MAN GETS 30 YEARS IN STABBING OEATH
NAVAS JURY WON'T HEAR SOME TESTIMONY
18-YEAR-OLD GETS THREE LIFE T" R«S
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR BEATING OEATH OF HOSPITAL WORKER
MAN OIES O'JTSIOE OXFORD POOL HALL
MAN OIES OF MULTIPLE STAB WOUV OS
NAVAS CASE MAY GO TO JURY TODAY
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
JURY STARTS DELIBERATIONS IN MURDER TRIAL OF NAVAS
MAN SENTENCED IN BABY'S DEATH
MOTHER GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR KILLING SON
3 CHARGEO IN STABBING DEATH AFTER ROADBLOCK ARRESTS MADE
JURY DELIBERATES 6 HOURS IN MJROEP TRIAL OF NAVAS
NO VERDICT REACHED YET IN MUR1ER TRIAL OF NAVAS
NAVAS JURY ORDERS LUNCH BROUGHT IN
NAVAS CONVICTEO OF KILLING TWJ IN TRAIN SIEGE
NAVAS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN DEATH OF YOUNG NEPHEW
MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE
INSANITY OEFENSE SELDOM SUCCESSFUL
LAWYER: NAVAS WILL SPEND AT LEAST 23 YEARS IN PRISON
MAN HELD IN DEATH OF INFANT
LAWYER SAYS NAVAS WILL SPEND AT LEAST 23 YEARS IN PRISON
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED
MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF TEE1AGER
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SLAYING
MAN'S DEATH SENTENCE IS OVERTURNED
COURT DENIES REHEARING ON GAG OROER
REWARC SET IN MURDER
NAVAS' LAWYERS PLANNING APPEAL
WOMAN, SUN FOUND SLAIN IN CHAILOTTE
POLICE OFFICER FOUND SLAIN
COLLEGE STUDENT KILLED AT PARTY
POLICE PROBE MURDERS
POLICEMAN SHOT, KILLED
HICKORY RESIOENT HELD IN STABBING OEATH OF STUOENT
INFORMATION IS SOUGHT IN KILLING OF POLICEMAN
TWO LEXINGTON MEN FOUND DEAD
HAMMER SAID USED IN 2 BEATING DEATHS
EDGECOMBE MAN SCHEDULED TO DIE
CONFESSION LEAVES POLICE LOOKING FOR BODY
SEARCH FOR BODY CONTINUES IN «SHEBORO
SLAYING BRINGS LIFE SENTENCE
TWO BROTHERS PLEAD GUILTY TO KILLING GRANVILLE WOMAN
LEGAL LOGIC A MYSTERY
MISSING MERCHANT'S BODY IDENTIFIED
NURSE PLEADS GUILTY TO DEATH
STATE OFFERS REWARO IN CHARLOTTE SLAYING
STATE POSTS 15,000 REWARD IN SLAYING
COPE TRIAL: PSYCHIATRISTS CRITICAL OF HYPNOSIS
CONVICTEO KILLER SEEKS NEW TRIAL
BARFIELD'S ATTORNEYS PETITION COURT
NEW TRIAL IS SOUGHT FOR VELMA BARFIELO
RETIRED WAKE PRINCIPAL KILLED
COURT REVERSES MUROER CONVICTION
OEATH SENTENCE OVERTURNED
COURT OVERTURNS DEATH SENTENCE IN BURKE CASE
2 KILLINGS BRING LIFE SENTENCES
JURY STARTS DELIBERATION IN WILKES MUROER TRIAL
TWO MEN CONVICTED OF SLAYING IN WILKES
MYSTERY SURROUNDS MURDER CASE
WOMAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR SLAYPIG
MAN SFNTEMCED FOR SLAYING
GARNER MAN GETS 45-YEAR TERM
MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCES
GARNER MAN GETS 45 YEARS FOR MyROFR
GRANVILLE MAN SHOT AT FRIENO'S HOUSE
GRANVILLE MAN IS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN SHOOTING
WOMAN FOUND SLAIN AT HOME
CONFESSED KILLER FREE ON TECHNICALITY
MAN KILLED, TWO HURT IN SHOOTING AT GREFNSBORO STORE
STATE WANTS COURT TO DENY REVIEW OF DEATH-ROW CASE
COURT UPHOLOS MURDERER'S DEATH SENTENCE
DEATH OF WOMAN, CHILO IN BLADEN CALLED MURDER
BOOY UNEARTHED; MAN CHARGEO
MAN KILLED WITH HAMMER
CONSTRUCTION WORKER CHARGED IN SLAYING
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
EVIDENCE FOUND IN TWO SLAYINGS
LACK OF BOOY HINDERS muroER P* OBE
FORMER N.C. MAN HELD IN SLAYING
JUDGE TO RULE IF BOY, 3 1/2, : AN TESTIFY
2 MEN HELD IN 3 SLAYINGS
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF TWO MURDERS
POLICE SEEK SLAYER OF TAXI ORI VER
PORIETIS CONVICTED OF MUROER
TWO N.C. MEN ARRESTED AFTER TAXI DRIVER KILLED
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S 2
1/27/84
A
5
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H ?
1/23/34
A
8
N
H 2
1/29/34
A
12
N
S ?
1/28/34
A
15
N
S 2
1/23/84
A
15
N
H 2
1/29/84
C
1
N
H 2
1/30/84
B
1
N
H 2
1/31/84
A
9
N
H 2
2/01/84
B
4
N
H 2
2/02/84
A
9
N
H 2
2/02/84
A
12
N
H 2
2/03/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/03/84
c
5
»l
H 2
2/04/84
A
5
N
H 1
2/04/84
B
1
N
H 2
2/05/84
B
13
N
S I
2/07/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/0R/84
A
8
N
H 2
2/08/84
A
14
N
H 2
2/09/84
A
1 1 P
N
H 1
2/09/64
B
1
N
H 2
2/10/84
8
1
N
H 2
2/10/84
C
5
N
S 2
2/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/11/04
A
3 P
N
H 2
2/11/84
A
3
N
H 2
2/11/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/14/84
A
8 P
N
H 2
2/15/64
B
1
N
H 2
2/15/84
B
5
N
H 2
2/16/84
A
10
N
H 2
2/16/84
A
10
N
H 2
2/16/84
E
2
N
H 2
2/16/84
B
2
N
H 2
2/17/84
A
10
N
H 2
2/18/84
A
5
N
H ?
2/19/84
A
8
N
H 2
2/19/84
C
1
N M51
H 2
2/19/84
C
4
N
H 2
2/20/94
B
1
N M51
S 2
2/20/84
A
I
N F30
H 2
2/21/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/21/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/21/84
B
I
N SB2
H 2
2/21/84
B
7
0
S 2
2/21/84
0
4
N
H 2
2/22/84
A
8 P
N
S 2
2/22/84
A
2
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
2/23/84
E
1
N L30
H 2
2/24/84
A
13
N
H 2
2/25/R4
A
5
N
H 2
2/27/84
A
2
N
H 2
2/28/84
A
I p
N
H 2
2/29/84
A
1
N
H 2
2/29/94
B
5
N
H I
2/29/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/01/84
C
8
N
H 2
3/01/84
0
5
N
H I
3/01/34
B
1
N
H 2
3/02/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/03/84
A
5
N
S 2
3/06/84
C
3
N
H 2
3/08/84
c
22
N
H 2
3/09/84
A
7
N
H 3
3/13/84
B
1
N
H 2
3/14/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/16/84
A
14
N
H 2
3/19/84
B
I
N
S 2
3/19/84
A
3
N
S 2
3/19/84
A
3
N
S 2
3/19/P4
A
3
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
8
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
9
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
14
N
H 2
3/21/34
A
8
N
H 2
3/22/84
C
11
N
H 2
3/22/84
c
13
N
H 2
3/23/94
A
7
N
H 2
3/23/B4
A
7
N
H 1
3/23/84
B
1
N L30
S 2
3/26/84
A
4
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S 2
3/27/64
A
8
N
H 2
3/28/34
A
9
N
S 2
3/23/84
A
2
N
H 2
3/29/84
C
1 1
N
H 2
3/30/84
B
1
N S82
H 2
3/31/84
A
3
N
S 2
4/03/64
c
3
N
H 2
4/04/34
A
9
N
H 2
4/04/34
A
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N
H 1
4/04/34
B
1
N
S 2
4/04/34
E
4
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 3
N
H 2
4/06/84
A
10
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
15
N
H 2
4/13/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/16/34
A
10
N
H 2
4/18/84
A
a
N
H 2
4/21/94
A
13
N
S 2
4/21/34
A
22
N
S 2
4/21/84
A
22
N
H 2
4/22/34
c
17
N
H 2
4/23/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/24/84
B
I
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H 2
4/25/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/25/34
A
13
N
H 2
4/27/84
B
4
N
H 2
4/30/84
A
13
N
S 2
5/01/84
c
5
N
H 2
5/02/84
c
12
N
H 2
5/02/84
c
12
N
H 2
5/03/84
A
10
N
S 2
5/04/B4
A
2
N
H 2
5/05/84
A
13
N
H 2
5/05/34
A
16
N
H 2
5/06/84
A
8
N
H 2
5/08/84
A
9
N
H 2
5/09/84
A
9
N
H 2
5/10/34
c
8
N
S 2
5/10/84
C
3
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S 2
5/11/84
A
2
N
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5/11/84
c
8
N
H 2
5/12/84
A
3
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
LOUISPURG MAN HELD IN POLICEMIN'S DEATH
PARAPLEGIC HELD IN MOTHER'S OtATH
HAKE JURY SENTENCES MAN TO ME FOR TWO MURDERS
HEARING ORQERFO ON TRIAL
MIDOLEBURG MAN SENTENCED FOR SLAYING
2 MFN CHARGFQ WITH MURDER TO HAVE COURT HEARING TODAY
MAN HELD IN SLAYING TO UNDERGO TESTS
GUILFORD MAN IS CHARGED AFTER ROMAN'S BODY FOUND
MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN SLAYING
OAVIOSON MAN* WIFE KILLED
MAN SENTENCED FOR SLAYING
OEFFNSE ASKS VERDICT OF 2ND-D5GREE MURDER
N.C. TEEN-AGER GETS LIFE TEPM IN SLAYING
GUILFORD JURY CONVICTEO MAN 0= 1 "38 3 SLAYING
15-YEAR-OLD GFTS LIFE FOR MUR3 ER
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR »URUER
TWO ALAMANCF COUNTY MEN CONVIITFD
SNOW CAMP MAN GETS LIFE PLUS '6 YEARS IN FATAL BEATING
TFEN IS HELD IN SHOOTING OF HIS FATHER
MAN IS ARRESTED IN WARREN SLAYING
POLICEMAN INOICTEO IN SLAYING
JUDGE WANTS NAMES OF OFFICIALS WHO PROMISED OEFENOANT IMMUNITY
APOLOGY ON TV BRINGS SURRENDER
ALAMANCE MAN KILLED BY FATHER
MURDER SENTENCE DELIBERATED
ALAMANCE JURY SENTENCES MAN Tl PIE FOR BEATING DEATH OF RETIRED FARMER
SAMPSON COUNTY WOMAN FOUND SL» IN
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR SON'S DEATH
COURT RULES N.C. MAN DUE NEW MURDER TRIAL
PITT COUNTY MAN GETS TWO DEATH SENTENCES
TOO DANGEROUS TO BE FREE
FAMILIES OF VICTIMS SAY BARFIELO CONNED THEM
RALEIGH WOMAN SHOT, KILLED IN STORE
FATAL KLAN SHOOTING TRIAL OPENS IN CHATHAM
SUPREME COURT RULING AIDS N.C. "S OWI FIGHT
KLANSMEN ARGUFO BEFORE FATAL SHOT FIRED. JURY TOLD
KLAN TRIAL INTERRUPTED
DEATH PROBE PUSHED
SWITCHED DRUGS BLAMED FOR OFATH
KLANSMAN SAYS HE CAN'T RECALL SHOOTING
KLANSMAN MURDER CASE GOES TO JURY
CHATHAM JURY FINDS KLANSMAN GJILTY
ARKEST SHOCKS NEIGHBORS
KLANSMAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURD9R
KU KLUX KLAN LEADER SENTENCED TO IB YEARS
MUSIC DIRECTOR MURDERED AT CHJRCH
CHURCH MUSICIAN SLAIN
WOMAN SLAIN IN HENDERSON
HENDERSON MAN FINDS WIFE OEAO
MARINE RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE IN BEATING OEATH
CUSTODY SLAYING BRINGS 50 YEA1S FOR ASHE MAN
WIFE TESTIFIES ABOUT ATTACK ON HUSBAND
OROWNEO GIRL'S FATHER SAYS HE PRAYED FOR WIFE'S OEATH
STATE AGAIN OELAYS ACTION ON 'EWARD
PSYCHIATRIST: WOMAN BELIEVED OEATH 'TRIP AWAY FROM PAIN-
SUIT SEEKS UOO.OOO FROM WIOOH
WOMAN HELD IN GRANOSON'S DEATH
COPY EUITOR IS STABBED TO DEATH
COPY EDITOR STABBEO TO DEATH
JURY DEAOLOCKS IN BATHTUB DEATH; "ISTRIAL OECLAPED
POLICE FINO NEW LEADS IN COPY EDITOR STABBING
15-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH MURD'R FACES N.C.'S DEATH PENALTY
INMATE SEEKS NEW TRIAL IN CHILD'S FREEZER DEATH
POLICF GET LEADS IN REPORTER'S DEATH
COLLEAGUES REMEMBER SLAIN COPY EOITOR
REWARO IS POSTED IN SLAYING 0= EDITOR
MAN SENTENCED TO 100 YEARS F0< TWO SLAYINGS
TEXAS CONVICT IS SUSPECT IN 10 MUROERS IN CAROLINAS
JURY INDICTS MAN IN VISTA SLAYING
INMATE IS KILLED IN JAIL
AUTHORITIES CHECKING KILLER'S CLAIMS
COURT: OEATH PENALTY FOES MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM MURDER JURIES
SHERIFF SAYS EYEWITNESS LED Tl MURDER 1M0ICTMFNT
MISTRIAL ENDS WAYNESVILLE MIIROER TRIAL
TEENS CHARGED WITH MURDER WILL NOT GET SEPARATE TRIALS
YOUTH IS CHARGED IN TWO SLAYINGS
N.C. COURT UPHOLOS ONF DEATH SENTENCE. SETS ASIDE ANOTHER
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS MAN'S OEATH SENTENCE
CHARLOTTE OFFICER FIREO AFTER CHARGE OF MURDER FILED
FORMER CHAPEL HILL MAN DENIED APPEAL
MAN, 35, PL6A0S GUILTY TO KILLING STEPFATHER
RETIREO PASTOR'S MURDER PUZZLES REI0SVILL6 POLICE
man CHARGED IN DEATH OF ALLEGFO CORN THIEF
2 MFN CONVICTED, SENTENCEO IN DEATH OF SECURITY GUARD
15,000 REWARD POSTED IN HENDERSON SLAYING
LAWYER SAYS MAN EXONERATED WI=E JUST BEFORE DYING
ROBESON MAN GETS DEATH SENTENCE
MOCK JURY, RcAL ONE REACH SAME VERDICT
MAN SUES HIS FATEHR, SHERIFF IN MOTHER'S OEATH
MURCER TRIAL OF TEENS RAISES DEBATE ON DEATH PENALTY
CHARLOTTE MAN KILLEO
CONVICTION UPHELO IN DEATH OF RETARDED HEART PATIENT
ARREST IS MADE IN CALOHELL DEATH
MOTION FOR MISTRIAL OENIEO IN TEENS' MURDER CASE
WOMAN TO GET REWARD
PUTTING TEENS TO DEATH WOULO DEEPEN A TRAGEDY
MOTION ON TEEN'S STATEMENTS DENIED
PERSON man CHARGED WITH MURDE! IN SHOOTING DEATH OF FATHER-IN-LAW
TAPES WON'T BE USED AS EVIDENCE IN MURDER TRIAL
TEEN TESTIFIES FRIENO STRUCK ««N WITH AX
FRANKLIN SHERIFF SAYS AUTOMOBILE LINKEO TO DEATHS
JURY CONSIOERS VERDICT IN TEEMS' MURDER TRIAL
TWO TEENS CONVICTFO OF KILLINj ELDERLY MAN
JUDGE SENTENCES 16-YEAR-OLD Tl LIFE
SFCOND TEEN IS SENTENCEO IN MURDER CASE
MAN CHARGED IN COPY EDITOR'S OEAIH
WAOESBOPO POLICEMAN GFTS FOUR-YEAR TERM FOR SLAYING
FRIENDS SAY MURDER SUSPECT INNOCENT
JUDGE DENIES INVESTIGATOR FOR NAVAS
BUYER FOR BELK-LEGGETT SLAIN AT CHARLOTTE HOTEL
MAN TESTIFIF3 WOMAN STRUCK, THEN DROWNED
2l-»EAR-0L0 MAN CHARGED WITH tHARLOTTE SLAYING
POLICE SENT TO WRONG PLACE AFTER ATTACK ON COPY EDITOR
COUPLF HELD IN SLAYING OF 92-YEAR-OLD MINISTER
TWO DIE, TWO WOUNOED IN DOMESTIC FIGHT
TWIN CITY SHOOTING LEAVES TWO DEAD ANO TWO WOUNDED
MURDE" PLEA BRINGS 15-YEAR SENTENCE
BLAOEN "AN GETS DEATH SENTENCE
SFNTENCING DUE FOR MAN SHO SHOT TV SALES MANAGER
MAN 'SPIED ON THROUGH TV SENTENCEO IN KILLING, KIDNAPPING
WOMAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN BABY'S DEATH
ROBERTS DRAWS 50-YEAR SFNTENC =
MONCURE MAN FOUND STABBEO TO 1EATH
CITY OFFICIAL SAYS DISPATCHER ERRED IN ASSAULT CASE
CAR CHASE ENDS WITH YOUTH FACING A MURDER CHARGE
COURT WON'! REINSTATE N.C. MU<DER CONVICTION
C T
S
PAGt 470
1/14/95
S I
T
N F
E L
Y
P D
DATE C PG L
P BYL
H 2
5/13/84 B 1 P
N
H 2
5/15/84 B 1
N
H 2
5/15/8". B 6
N
H 2
5/16/84 A 7
N
H 2
5/16/84 A 7
N
H 2
5/16/84 A 7
N
H I
5/18/84 B 1
N
H 2
5/21/84 A 10
N
S 2
5/22/84 A 8
N
H 2
5/23/84 A 3
N
H 2
5/23/84 A 3
N
H I
5/23/84 B 1
N
5 2
5/23/84 C 12
N
H 2
5/24/84 A 24
N
H 2
5/24/84 A 25
N
H ?
5/25/94 A 11
N
H 1
5/25/84 B I
N
H 2
5/27/84 B 12
N
H 2
5/29/84 A 3
N
H 1
5/30/84 B 1
N
H 2
5/31/84 A 11
N
S 2
6/05/84 C 5
N
H 2
6/06/94 A 3
N
H 1
6/07/84 B 1
N
H 2
6/08/84 A 13
N
H I
6/09/84 C 1
N
H 2
6/21/84 A 16
N
H 2
6/27/84 B 10
N
S ?
6/27/84 A 2
N
H 1
6/29/84 B 1
N
H 2
6/30/84 A 4
E
S 2
7/02/84 A 5 P
N
H 2
7/06/84 A 11
N
H 3
7/10/84 B I
N W36
S 2
7/10/84 A 4
F
H 2
7/U/84 A 14
N W36
S 2
7/11/84 A B
N W36
5 2
7/11/84 A 8
N
H 2
7/12/84 A 8
N
H 2
7/12/84 A 14
N W36
H 2
7/13/84 B 1
N W36
S 2
7/13/84 A 1
N W36
S 2
7/13/84 A 12
N
H 2
7/14/84 B 1
N W36
S 2
7/14/84 A 14
N
H 2
7/20/P4 A 6
N
S 2
7/20/84 C 4
N
H 1
7/21/84 C 1
N
S 2
7/21/94 A 14
N
H 2
7/27/84 A 16
N
H 2
7/28/84 A 11
N
S 2
8/07/84 C 1
N HO 5
H 2
8/09/94 A 3
N
H 1
8/09/84 b 1
N
H 2
8/10/84 B 5
N
H 2
8/10/84 C 5
N
H 2
8/11/84 A 3
N
H 2
8/11/84 A 3
N
S 2
3/11/84 A 14
N
H 2
8/12/84 A 10
N
H ■>.
8/12/84 A 10
N
H 2
8/12/84 A 12
N
H 2
8/12/84 A 12
N
S 2
8/13/84 C 2
N
S 2
8/14/84 B 8
N
H 2
8/15/84 B 12
N
H 2
8/18/94 A 11
N
H 2
8/20/84 B 6
N
H 2
8/21/84 A 9
N
H 2
8/21/84 A 9
N
H 2
8/21/84 A 11
N
S 2
8/22/84 A 1
N
S 2
8/22/84 A 5
N
H 2
8/23/84 C 9
N
H 2
8/24/84 A 10
N
H 2
8/28/84 A 3
N
S 2
8/29/94 A 15
N
H 2
8/30/84 A 7
N
H 2
8/30/84 B 6
N
H 3
8/30/94 B I
N
H 2
8/31/84 A 7
N
H 2
8/31/64 A 11
N
H ?
3/31/84 A 19
N
H 2
8/31/84 A 18
N
H 1
8/31/94 B 1
N
H 2
9/01/84 A 1
N W36
H 2
9/01/84 A 10
N
H 2
9/04/84 A 18
N
H 2
9/04/84 A 18
N
H 2
9/04/84 A 19
N
H 2
9/06/84 A 9
N
H ?
9/06/84 A 10
N
M 2
9/06/84 A 10
N
H ?
9/06/84 A 15
N
H 1
9/06/84 B 1
N
S 2
9/06/84 A 4
E
H 2
9/07/84 B 5
N
H 1
9/07/84 B 1
N
H 2
9/08/84 B 5
N
H 2
9/11/84 E 7
N
H 1
9/11/84 C I
N
H 2
9/12/84 A o
N
H 2
9/13/94 A 14
N
H 2
9/14/84 C 7
N
H 2
9/15/94 A 12
N
H 2
9/15/84 A 12
N
H 2
9/16/84 A 12
N
H ?
9/17/84 A 9
N
S 2
9/18/84 A 5
N
H 2
9/20/84 A 15
N
H 2
9/21/94 A 8
N
H 2
9/21/84 A 9
N
H 2
9/21/84 A I I
N
H 2
9/23/84 B 9
N
S 2
9/26/94 A 2
N
H 2
9/27/84 A 10
N
H 2
9/27/84 A 10
N
H 2
9/28/94 A I 1
N
H 2
9/30/84 A 9
N
H 2
10/02/B4 A 12
N
H 2
10/04/84 C 9
N
H 2
10/05/84 A 1
N
H 3
10/11/94 B 1
N
H 2
10/13/94 A 11
N
H 2
10/15/84 A 9
N
S 2
10/15/84 A 2
N
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACe 4 ri
1/14/65
MAN CHARGEO IN COUNTY JAIL K IL
TEEN-AGFR STABBED TO DEATH AT
PERSON OFFICERS INVESTIGATE SL
UANVILLE MAN IS CHARGED WITH 5
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FO*
DANVILLE MAN IS BEING HE LO IN
MAN CONVICTEO OF THREE MURDERS
JUKY FINDS VINES GUILTY
JUDGE DISMISSES CONSPIRACY C HA
VINES SENTENCEO TO LIFE IN PRI
HIGH POINT MAN GETS LIFE SENT:
N.C. JURY GIVES MAN 3 DEATH SE
FORMER OFFICER SOUGHT IN EX-HI
POLICE INFORMER IN PkOTFCTIVE
JURY BEING SELECTED FOR MUROE<
10 JURORS CHOSEN IN OXFORD
JUDGE ORDERS BENCH WARRANT ABO
PROSECUTOR: MUROER VICTIM WAS
MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR SLAY
WITNESS SAYS WILSON STABBED PS
N.C. APPEALS COURT BACKS NEW ^
OEFENSE RAPS STATE WITNESS IN
COURT OROERS NEW TRIAL FOR COM
MUROER TRIAL TESTIMONY FOCUSES
STATE HIGH COURT ALLOWS C0NTR1
SOME EVIOENCE BARRED BY JUOGE
PROSECUTORS REJECT LIFE WITHOJ
FINAL ARGUMENTS TO START MONDA
JURY EXPECTED TO START DEL I BE?
NO MOTIVE SEEN IN SHOOTING DEA
CUSTODY DISPUTE ENOS IN SLAYIM
PFRSON MAN CONVICTED OF MUROE'
JURY TO BEGIN DELIBERATIONS TO.
OEFENDANT SOBS AS JURY ANNOUNI
PERSON "AN SENTENCEO TO DIE FJ
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN DEATH 0
STUDENT SHUT TO DEATH AT C0LL5
STUOENT SHOT TO DEATH AT COLLF
YOU'IGSVILLE MAN BEGIN HELO ON
TWO STORE OWNERS SHOT BEFORE
TWO PEOPLE SHOT AMD STORE SET
JURY DEADLOCK BRINGS MISTRIAL
MAN URDERED TO UNOERGO TESTS
FORSYTH MAN CHA»GE0 IN 1983 SL
NEW BERN MAN CHARGED IN GIRL'S
GRANDMOTHER CHARGED IN SLAYIN".
NEW TRIAL OROEREO IN 198 3 SLAY
TEACHER IS KILLED; HER SON CHA
WATERS: AUTHORITIES JUSTIFIED
BURLINGTON MAN KILLEOI MEBANE
COURT LETS CONVICTION STAND IX
PROSECUTOR SAYS FOUR MEN WILL
MAN SENTENCEO IN DEATH
SENTENCE TOO LENIENT
WOMAN CONVICTED OF KILLING OAJ
MAN SAYS WIFE NOT SANE WHEN S<
GRANVILLE MAN CHARGED WITH MU?
HENOERSONVILLE WOMAN "URDERED
MAN CHARGED WITH SLAYING MOTH?
ANSON COUNTY DEPUTY DIES FROM
WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE. DEATH 3
MAN CHARGED WITH JULY 17 SLAYI
IDENTIFICATION SOUGHT OF MUTIl
MISSING WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CA
MARK ON BEHEAOED BODY MAY LEA">
FAMILY MEMBERS PASS POLYGRAPH
2 WITNESSES DESCRIBE RICH-SLAY
POLICE HOPE DRAWINGS WILL AID
LING HAO 'PATHOLOGICAL FEAR* — LAWYER
FAIR
AYING OF OANVILLE WOMAN
LAYING
MUROER
N.C. SLAYING
RGES AGAINST WOMAN IN HUSBANO'S SLAYING
SON FOR PUSHING MAN DOWN MINESHAFT
NCE ON CONVICTION OF HIRING ASSASSIN
NTENCES
FE'S SHOOTING
CUSTOOY
, KIDNAPPING TRIAL
UT REMARK OUTSIDE COURT
TORTURED
ING
RSON MAN
EARING FOR TWO TEACHERS
MURDER TRIAL
OEMNED MAN
ON ITEMS STOLEN FROM PERSON FARM
VERSIAL EVIDENCF
IN MUROER TRIAL
T PAROLE
Y IN MUPOFR TRIAL
ATIONS TODAY IN FIRST-DEGREE MUROER...
TH
G
• KIONAPPING
DAY ON DEATH OR LIFE TERM
ES DEATH VEROICT
R SLAYING
F MAN. 36
GE IN SMITHFIELO
GE IN JOHNSTON
MURDER CHARGE
ROCERY SET ON FIRE
AFIRE
IN FAYETTEVILLE MURDER CASE
AYING
DEATH
GETS SUSPENOED SENTENCF, FINE
ING OF N.C. WOMAN
RGEO
IN USING NAME ON AFFIOAVIT
RESIDENT HELD
SLAYING OF RALEIGH NURSE
FACE TRIAL AGAIN
GHTER
E KILLED DAUGHTER
DER AFTER WOMAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUNO
AT HER HOME
R SAYS HE HEARS TRILLIONS OF VOICES
WOUND
AISED NO ALARM AMONG FRIENOS
NG
ATEO BODY
R: DISTRAUGHT HUSBAND AN APPARENT SUICIDE
TO IDENTIFICATION
TEST
ING SUSPECT
MUROER PROBE
MUROER. N.C. UNSOLVED CASES
■THE RIP MURDERS'
OEATM OF NELLIE CROPSEY REMAINS UNSOLVED MYSTERY
RECREATING ORANGE COUNTY CRIMH LIKE BEGINNING WITH NOVEL'S FNO
MONTHS AFTER DEATH, ORANGE TRAILER PARK STILL UNEASY
MURDFR.
BF
2N
3R
HI
HE
OR
MA
MA
EV
RE
OE
SE
RF
WI
WI
OV
RE
MA
AC
OV
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OV
OA
SE
WI
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MUROER
SFE
SEE
SFE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
TEX
SLA
N.C
CLE
PEE
CLE
MAN
LOU
BRO
ORANGE COUNTY
THEA TAKES PLEA BARGAIN IN MUROFR CASE
D DEFENOANT PLEAOS GUILTY IN JULY MUROER
0 OEFENOANT PLEADS GUILTY
LLS60R0UGH MAN SHOT TO OEAT-I; BROTHERS CHARGED
ARING SET IN MURDER
ANGE COUNTY MAN FOUND SHOT TO OEATH
N. e4. FOUND SHOT TO DEATH, HOUSE BURNING
N. 84. FOUND SHOT TO OEATH, HOUSE BURNING
IOENCE COLLECTED IN 0'ANGE 1URDER
WARD OFFERED IN MURDER
ATH SENTENCE UPHELD
OFFENSE CHARGES ARE DISMISSED
WARD OFFERED IN ASSAULTS, MJROER CASES
FE IS CHARGED IN STABBING DEATH
FF ACCUSED IN KILLING STILL IN JAIL
ERTON HELO WITHOUT BONO
TRIAL OF STABBING CASE SCHEDULED
N TO GET NEW TRIAL
CUSED MURDERER REMAINS IN JAIL
ERTON RELEASEC
MAN CHARGED IN STABBING FRE^D
STIMONY BEGINS IN MURDER RETRIAL
RDER CONVICTION UPHELD
N REAPPEALS 2ND CONVICTION, 20-YEAR SENTENCE
ERTON CASE IS POSTPONED
GETS HOMICIDE HEARING CONTINUED
CONO OVERTON INDICTMENT POStlflLE
FE CHARGED IN HUSBANO'S STABBING OEATH
CHEATING ORANGE COUNTY CRIH= LIKE BEGINNING WITH NOVEL'S END
RAIGNMENTS ARE SCHEDULED IN MURDER CASE
U.S.
LSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
LSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
LSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
LSO CHILDREN, MURDER
LSO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
LSO MANSLAUGHTER
LSO MASS MURDERS
LSO RAPE-TORTURE-MUROER CRIMES
ISO SERIAL MUROERS
AS DFATH OF OURHAMITE BEINS PROBED
YING IS INVESTIGATED
MAN'S BOOY IDENTIFIED
GG PLEAOS INNOCENT TO FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
OE FACES DEATH SENTENCE
GG CHARGEU BY GRAND JURY
KILLED IN N.J. CHASE REP07TE0LY FROM DURHAM
ISBURG MAN KILLED IN VA.
THERS' SPREE LEFT 11 KILLE3
N
E
S
E
I T
L Y
P
0
DATE
C PC
L P
8YL
H
2
10/18/84
C 11
N
H
2
10/21/84
B 4
N
H
I
10/23/64
C 1
N
H
1
10/24/84
B 1
N
H
2
10/25/84
A 9 N
H
2
10/25/84
A 9 N
H
2
10/2S/B4
C S
N
s
2
10/25/84
A 16 N
H
2
10/26/84
A 1
N
H
2
10/26/84
B c
N
H
2
10/27/8".
B «
N
H
2
10/27/B4
C 12
N
H
2
10/28/"'.
B '
N
H
2
10/28/84
B e
N
H
1
10/30/84
C I
N
L40
H
I
10/31/84
B
N
L40
H
I
11/01/84
9
N
L40
H
I
11/02/84
B 1
N
L40
H
I
11/02/84
a
N
H
1
11/06/84
c
N
L40
H
1
11/07/84
B
N
H
1
U/07/84
8
N
L40
H
2
11/08/84
A 1'
N
H
1
11/08/84
e
N
L40
s
2
11/08/84
C 1(
N
H
1
11/09/84
B
N
L40
H
2
11/10/84
A 1(
N
H
I
11/10/84
c
N
L40
H
1
11/13/84
B
N
L40
H
2
11/14/84
A <
N
H
2
11/14/84
A 1
N
H
1
11/14/84
B 1
N
L40
H
1
11/15/84
B
N
L40
H
2
11/16/84
B
N
L40
H
1
11/16/84
e
N
L40
H
2
11/17/84
B !
0
S
2
11/19/84
A
N
H
2
11/20/84
B
N
H
1
11/20/84
C
N
s
2
11/20/84
B
N
H
2
11/21/84
A l(
) N
H
2
11/22/84
A 2
r N
H
1
11/28/84
3
N
H
2
11/28/84
A 1
1 N
H
2
11/28/84
A 1
) N
H
2
12/08/84
A
! N
H
2
12/05/84
B '
1 N
H
2
12/06/84
A I'
> N
H
1
12/07/84
B
N
L40
H
1
12/08/84
C
N
H
2
12/11/84
A
N
H
2
12/13/84
C 1
• N
S
2
12/13/84
c
N
A47
H
2
12/14/84
A
. L
H
2
12/14/84
A
r N
H
2
12/17/84
A 1(
) N
H
2
12/18/84
c
N
H
2
12/20/84
A
r n
H
2
12/20/84
A 1
> N
H
2
12/24/84
B
. N
H
2
12/26/84
A
! N
H
2
12/29/84
A
> N
H
2
12/29/84
A
N
H
2
12/30/84
A
P N
M51
H
2
12/30/84
B
! N
H
2
12/30/84
B
j N
H
2
12/31/84
A
P N
M51
S
2
12/31/84
A
1 P N
A47
H
2
1/03/84
B
1 N
s
2
2/0B/B4
c
. N
H
2
11/01/84
A
G
K45
H
2
11/03/84
A
I G
K45
H
3
2/02/84
c
N
W36
H
3
2/03/84
B
I N
W36
H
3
2/08/84
B
1 N
W36
H
3
2/24/84
B
N
K45
s
2
2/24/84
C
1 N
B46
s
2
3/01/84
A
N
K45
H
2
3/02/84
8
N
H
3
3/02/84
B
1 N
K45
s
2
3/02/84
A 1
N
K45
s
2
3/12/84
A
! N
H
3
3/14/84
B
N
s
2
4/10/84
A
N
946
s
2
4/10/84
A 1
) N
H
2
8/27/84
B
> N
H
2
6/28/84
A 1
N
s
2
8/26/84
B
. N
H
3
8/31/84
B
I N
W36
s
2
8/31/84
A
r N
s
2
9/01/84
A
i N
s
2
9/06/84
A 1
) N
H
3
9/07/84
B
N
s
2
9/11/84
A
) N
W36
s
2
9/13/64
A
) N
H
3
9/13/84
9
N
W36
s
2
9/14/64
C
N
946
H
3
9/15/84
B
N
346
H
2
9/29/84
A
1 N
W36
s
2
9/29/84
A 2
? N
H
2
11/01/84
A
G
K45
H
3
12/01/84
C
I N
H
?
1/01/84 C
1
N
s
>
1/02/84 A
3
N
s
2
2/14/84 A
12
N
H
?
3/13/84 A
12 P
N
'.
?
3/13/84 A
2
N
186
5
2
4/03/84 C
3
N
H
?
5/08/84 A
15
N
H
?■
5/31/64 A
6
N
H
2
6/03/84 B
1
N
^~
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
[ N 0 E X
12/31/84
S U B J E
DRIFTER
LAWYERS
MURDER S
CONDEMNS
STAY OF
TWO N.C.
EXTRADIT
PROSECUT
SUSPECT
19-YEAR
MAN CONV
FILM FOR
MOURN YO
N.C. MAN
TERROR
SERIAL
VIRGINIA
POLICE C
DANVILLE
IS INDICTED IN
SAY MARTIN HAS
USPFCT TRANSFE
D MAN GETS 24
EXECUTION GRAN
MEN CHARGED I
ION WAIVED IN
OR WILL SEEK 0
IS CHARGED IN
ULO CHARGED IN
ICTED OF SLAY!
CES NIGHT COUR
UTH, NOT TALEN
SENTENCED Tu
UNBIDDEN GUEST
ILLER SAYS HAT
STATE TROOPER
APTURE MAN ACC
MAN CHARGED W
WOMAN'S OEATH
BRAIN DAMAGE, WANT NEW HEARING
RRED TO BUTNER
HOUR STSY OF EXECUTION
TEO NOLL IE "ARTIN
N S.C. COED'S DEATH
S.C. MULDER CASE
EATH PENALTY
SECOND < ILLING
STEPMOTHER'S DEATH
NG IN VI RGINIA
T SESSION
T
DEATH FDR SLAYING
IN SEASON OF GOOD WILL
REO OF 'ROSTITUTE MOM OROVE HIM
FATALLY WOUNDED
USED OF KILLING OFFICER
"TH ROB3ERY, SLAYING
MURGER ATTEMPTS. N.C.
MAN CHARGED IN CONNECTICUT WITH ASSAULT ON N.C. WOMAN
FORMER MARINE SOUGHT BY S3I HFLO IN SHOOTING
TWO MEN PLEAO GUILTY TO CHARGES IN CASWELL
MURDER ATTEMPTS. U.S.
N.C. MAN SENTENCEO FOR ATTEMPTED MUROER
MUROER-FOR-HIRE
JUOCE SUSPENDS SENTENCES OF 2 IN MURDER PLOT
HIGH POINT "AN GETS LIFE SENTENCE ON CONVICTION OF HIRING ASSASSIN
HFNOERSON MAN FACES SIX CHARGES
MAN CHARGED WITH JULY 17 SLAYING
MURDER-SUICIDE
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIOES. U.S.
GRANVILLE SLAYINGS SHOCK COMMJNITY
OURHAM MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOJNDS
WOMAN SLAIN; MAN APPARENT SUIIIOE
COUPLE FOUND DEAD IN HOME
DEATHS BELIEVED MUROER AND SUICIDE
OXFORD MAN ANO WOMAN FOUND OEA 0
APPARENT MURDER-SUICIDE CLAIMS FRANKLIN COUNTY PAIR
N.C. COUPLE OIE IN APPARENT M'JRDER-SU ICIOE
REACTIVE: CRAVEN OFFICIAL 'LOST HIS MIND'
MURDOCH CENTER
MURDOCH GETS FUNDS
PROGRAM TO AIR ON MUROOCH
CHEEKS ENCOURAGE HANOICAPPEO 3LYMPIANS
MURDOCH'S 3IG EVENT. FARM OAY. COMES SATUROAY
ROYALL AGAiN EARNS HONOR
BUTNER INSTITUTIONS ARE IN RR3GRAM TO RECLAIM HEa'
murdoch center officials probe 'eating of resident
b=ating at murdoch investigate
county opens heart to aid murdoch orive
murooch resioents made happy
murooch center fires employee for beating
murdoch center. farm oay
murdoch's big event,
farm oay extra
murfreesboro. n.c.
murfreesboro holos heritage festival
murphree co.
city, developer settle contract
new center "eveloper gets ful.
report on civic center feasibi
oismal chapter enos with oevel
mfeting on center called off
MURPHREE OONATES tl.000 TO JO)
FLOYD STILL IN HOSPITAL
MFETING ON CIVIC CENTER STILL
FIRM, COUNCIL TO "EET WITHIN 2
DATES SET FOR CENTER TALKS
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVI
MURPHREE ANO COUNCIL TO MEET N
OURHAM'S THREE CHOICES AFTER 1
COUNCIL TO VIEW CCNTER PLANS T
COUNCIL MEETING TO DISCUSS CIV
"...SHAKE HANDS WITH YOUR NEW
POWELL: MEETING DELAY INSIGNIF
DELAY OOESN'T ALARM COUNCILMEN
3 OATES EYED FOR MEETING
CITY NEEDS REASSURANCE OF CIV!
PATIENCE COSTS LESS NOW
POWELL: CIVIC CENTER NEEDS COJ
CITY, MURPHREE OFFICIAL PLAN T
COUNCIL SESSION TUESDAY LOOMS
MURPHREE TO UNVEIL CIVIC CENTC
SCALED-DOWN CENTER OFFERED: PL
DEVELOPERS URGE CITY TO BUILD
COUNTY MAY RESTUDY CENTER COMM
SHOULD OURHAM TAKE A S12-MILLI
SCALED DOWN CFNTER OFFEP6D I CA
MODEL CITY
CFNTER PLAN TAKES CITY CLOSER
MURPHREE LEAVES CENTER FUTURE
MURPHREE, TEXAS: THINK SMALL I
REPORT: MOUFST CENTER NEEOS TS
OURHAM GETS NEW CENTER PLAN: 1
CIVIC CENTER HEARING TO BE RED
POWELL TO NEGOTIATE DEAL WITH
JULY START SOUGHT FOR CIVIC CE
DEVELOPER: HOTEL DEAL MAY BE 1
CHAMBER DEALING FOR SPACE IN C
HOTEL SITE PURCHASE TO FOLLOW
FINANCE PANFL OK S PRELIMINARY
MURPHREE CO. OPENS OFFICE
HOTEL PROJECT 'LOOKS PROMISIN".
WHERE'S THE SLAM PUNK?
HAMNER DISCLAIMS ROLE IN RAISI
TALKS WITH HOTEL CHAINS BEGIN:
NFGOTIATIONS BEGIN ON HOTEL
MORE FREOUENT COMMENT NEEDED 3
WEEKLY REPORTS TO BE MADE ON 1
DURHAM TENTER PROGRESS TO BE 5
SILENCE FAR FRO" GOLDEN WITH t
MURPHREE OFFICIALS To BF IN CI
CITY, COUNTY NEAR AGREEMENT ON
AGREEMENTS ON CENTER CLOSE
MURPHREE CO. OFFICIALS MEET Wl
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DATE
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P 8YL
H 2
6/07/84
A
8
N
H J
9/05/34
A
15 P
N
H 1
9/06/94
8
1
N
H 2
9/06/84
B
2
N
H 2
9/07/81
A
9
N
K 2
9/25/84
B
5
N
H 2
9/26/84
A
13
N
H 1
9/28/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/28/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/03/34
A
3
N
H 1
11/10/34
C
1
N
H 2
tl/18/34
B
3
N
S 2
U/27/84
A
4
E
H 2
12/13/84
A
8
N
H 2
12/16/84
0
4
E
H 2
12/17/84
e
1
N
H 2
12/19/34
A
3
N
H 2
12/20/34
A
7
N
H 2
12/20/84
A
8
N
H I
11/02/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/14/84
A
9
N
H 2
12/13/84
A
27
N
H 2
8/31/84
A
18
N
H 2
3/23/34
D
5
N
H 2
10/27/84
B
4
N
H 1
11/28/34
B
1
N
H 2
12/29/84
a
6
N
FARM DAY. COMES SATUROAY
CITY ATTENTION
LITY WILL BE DELAYED
OPER PAYOFF
NOT SET
WEEKS ON CENTER
C CENTER REPORT
EXT TUESDAY
URPHRFE MEETING
UMORROW NIGHT
IC CENTER POSTPONEO AGAIN
(MAYBEI CIVIC CENTER OEVELOPER!
KANT
C CENTER PROGRESS
NTY HELP
0 MEET TUESDAY
PIVOTAL
R MOOELS
AN PROPOSES IMMEDIATE START,,
CENTER
ITMFNT
ON GAMBLE?
RTOONI
TO FINAL DECISION
HURKY
CARTOONI
X HIKE
EVELQPERS SEEK ESTIMATES ON HOTEL USAGE
UESTEO
TEXAS FIRM
NTER
EAR
ENTER'S OFFICE 9UIL0ING
CFNTER VOTE
CONSTRUCTION BUDGET FOR CENTER
,' OFFICIAL SAYS
NG HOTEL FUNDS
CENTER MOVING ALONG
N CIVIC CENTER
OWNTOWN CENTER PROGRESS
EPORTED REGULARLY
ENTER PLAN AT STAKE
TY
DEVELOPMENT OF CENTER
TH CITY MANAGER ON CENTER
H
1
1/10/34
B 1
P N L30
S
2
1/10/84
B 6
N
H
2
2/05/84
8 1
N
s
2
4/12/84
A 5
N
H
2
4/13/84
A 14
N
H
2
4/23/84
B 6
0
H
2
9/10/84
B 1
N
s
2
10/16/84
A 2
N
H
2
10/17/84
A 9
N
s
2
3/03/34
A 3
N
s
2
3/24/84
A 12
N
H
2
4/19/84
B 1
N L30
H
2
9/13/34
8 1
N
s
2
9/19/84
A 4
E
H
2
11/21/84
a i
N
s
2
12/12/84
A 1
N J56
H
2
12/13/34
8 1
N
s
2
12/27/84
A 4
L
H
2
12/28/84
A 4
L
s
2
12/29/84
A 1
N J56
H
2
9/13/34
B I
N
H
2
9/16/84
B 1
P P K30
H
2
4/27/64
0 4
N
H
2
1/04/94
A 1
N S51
S
2
1/04/84
A 1
N K90
S
2
1/05/84
A 1
N K90
s
2
1/05/84
A 4
E
H
2
1/06/84
8 1
N
s
2
1/07/84
A 3
N K90
s
1
1/09/84
C 1
N K90
H
2
1/11/34
B 1
P N
s
2
1/12/84
A 1
N K90
H
2
1/13/84
B 1
N S51
H
2
1/17/84
B 1
N S51
s
2
1/17/84
A I
N K90
H
7
1/21/34
A 4
E
H
2
1/23/84
A I
N J56
H
2
1 /24/B4
A 1
N S51
1 CARTOONI H
2
1/24/34
A 4
T T R56
s
2
1/24/34
A 1
N 061
H
2
1/25/34
B 1
N S51
H
2
1/26/34
B 1
N
s
2
1/26/84
A 4
E
H
2
1/28/84
A 4
E
s
2
2/02/84
A 1
N K90
H
2
2/03/84
A 2
N
H
2
2/05/34
A I
N S51
s
I
2/07/84
C I
N K90
H
2
2/08/84
A 1
P N S51
s
2
2/08/84
A 1
P N K90
H
2
2/09/84
A 1
N 331
H
2
2/09/34
A 4
F
H
2
2/09/84
A 4
T f R56
H
2
2/09/84
B 1
P P C56
s
2
2/09/34
A 4
E
H
2
2/12/64
A 1
J S56
H
2
2/14/84
A 4
T T P45
H
2
2/29/34
A 1
N S51
USAGE H
2
3/30/84
A I
P N L4I
H
2
4/04/84
A 1
N S5I
H
2
4/17/34
A 1
P N S51
S
2
4/t7/84
A 1
N K90
H
2
4/1 8/84
A 1
N
H
2
4/25/84
B 1
N L41
s
2
4/25/84
A I
N K90
H
2
4/27/94
A I
N S51
H
2
4/27/84
A I
N
H
2
5/30/84
B 1
N L41
H
2
6/03/34
A 4
E
H
2
6/05/34
6 1
P N L41
s
2
6/07/84
A I
N K90
H
2
6/08/84
B 1
N
H
2
6/10/84
0 4
E
s
2
6/13/84
A 1
N K90
H
2
6/14/34
A I
N
s
2
6/14/84
A 4
E
H
2
6/16/64
C 1
N
s
2
6/25/84
A 1
N K90
H
2-
6/26/34
A I
N S51
s
2
6/27/84
C t
N K90
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
RETIREMENT FUND PROBLEM UNSOLVEO
TWO NATIONAL CHAINS VIE TO RUM DOWNTOWN HOTFL
HOTEL TALKS REPORTED WITH MARIIOTT, STOUFFER
MEETING SET ON GRANT
CITY WON'T SIGN CENTER PACT Lfl T I L HOTEL ASSURED
CIVIC CENTER CONTRACT SHOULD HINGE ON HOTEL
HUO REJECTS GRANT FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER
CENTER HOTEL GRANT NIXED: HUO SETS ASIDE CITY'S APPLICATION
CITY OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC STILL ABOUT CENTER GRANT
MURPHREE: CENTER STILL ON COURSE
CAN OURHAM REVIVE FAITH IN CIVIC CENTER'
DURHAM OFFICIALS COURT POSSIBLE HOTFL DEVELOPERS
CENTER HOTEL MAY COST OURHAM "ORE THAN FAITH
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
SKATE-A-THON PLANNED
BED RACES SET SATURDAY
THE FASTEST BED IN TOWN
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY PLANS TYPMC CONTEST
OYSTROPHY TO BENEFIT FROM TYPING CONTEST
BENEFIT IS SATURDAY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY SETS BENEFIT AT SOUTH SQUARE
PLEDGES TOP «226,000 AT 0URHA1 STATION FOR MDA TEL
ETHON
MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
SEE ALSO NEW YURK CITY
MOMA CHANGING DIRECTION?
MUSEUMS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MJSEUMSI
SEE ALSO DISCOVERY PLACE ICHARL1TTE, N.C.I
JUST WHAT DOES ART MUSEUM CURATOR DO?
STATE MILITARY MUSEUM PROPOSE} BY EDMISTEN
MUSEUM OFFICIAL'S FIRING IN GASTONIA IS UPHELD
ARTIFACTS SHOULD 3E SAFE
SOMERHILL, LITTLE GALLERIES TAKE CHANCES ON UNKNOWNS
MUSEUM COUNCIL HONORS NEWSPAPERS
MUSEUMS, U.S.
SFE ALSO INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM SERVICES
CREATION MUSEUM WOULO NOT BE t N TI - SC I ENTI F I C
MUSHROOMS
SEE ALSO TOAOSTOOLS
MUSHROOMS OANGEROUS:
BE CAREFJL
MUSIC
SFE ALSO ACADEMY OF MUSIC IDURHAMI
SEE ALSO PLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO BLUES MUSIC
SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO HYMNS
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO RENAISSANCE MUSIC
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, MUSIC
MUSIC TO GRIT TEETH BY
INSIDE
FESTIVAL TO EMBRACE MUSIC
BIG NOISE FROM ALAMANCE
SONGWRITER: POP SONGS PROMOTING HEARTACHE
MUSIC THERAPY URGED FOR HOSPITALS, REST HOMES
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: HOW'S THAT AGAIN?
MUSIC BARN
MUSIC BARN NOT INVOLVED IN DISAPPEARANCE CASE
MUSIC BOXES
HIS MECHANICAL BENT TOOK ON MJSICAL TONE
MUSIC MACHINES
HE GETS A TRILL FROM OLD "USIt MACHINES
THE MUSIC MAN (PLAY)
RIVER CITY TROUBLE NOT THE P03L KINO
MUSIC VIOEOS
MUSIC VIDEOS SAID PERVAPOED WITH VIOLENCE, SEX, STEREOTYPES
ROCK VIDEOS: HIDDEN HESSAGES? ANALYSIS SUGGESTS THEY SUBTLY REINFORCE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE ALSO GUITARS
SEE ALSO PIANO
SEE ALSO VIOLINS
SCHOOLS TRYING TO EXPAND TEACHING OF STRING MUSIC
MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO DUPHAM SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO FOLK SONGS
SFE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO POCK CONCERTS
SEE ALSO ROCK 'N' ROLL
SEE ALSO V IOLINISTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MUSICIANS
LIB8A COTTEN TO PERFORM HERE
THEY'RE SINGING WHOSE SONG?
VETERAN WEDDING MUSICIAN RARELY HAS FREF WEEKENO
JEZIERSKIS FIND JOY IN GERMAN MUSIC
BANISHED FOOLS' ANCIENT RITES REVIVE SENSE OF THE SEASONS
2N0 BALLROOM CONCERT SUNDAY TI FEATURE HOWELL BROTHERS
BIG WEEK FOR SCHUOL MUSICIANS: MORE THAN 12 PERFORMANCES
MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO BLACK MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO PELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
HATOEO ALIEN TO MUSLIM c4tTH
MARINE SAYS BELIEFS LED HIM H AVOID LEBANON
MARINE SENTENCEO FOR MISSING TROOP MOVEMENT TO LEBANON
DURHAM MUSLIMS JOURNEY TO HOLY CITY
THE MOORS GOOD FOR SPAIN
MOSLEM TEMPLE RECEIVES THREAT
MUSSELS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
MUSSELS DISAPPEARING
MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
MUTUAL REPORTS ASSETS INCREASED 14* IN 1983
C T
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DATE
C
PG L
P
BYL
H 2
6/30/84
A
1
N
S51
S 2
7/02/«4
A
1
N
K90
H 2
7/03/84
A
1
N
S 2
7/13/84
c
1
N
K90
S 2
7/25/84
A
I
N
K90
H 2
7/27/84
A
4
E
S 2
9/19/84
a
1
N
K90
H ?
9/20/R4
A
1
•1
X86
S 2
9/20/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
9/21/34
A
1
N
H 2
9/21/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/20/84
A
1
N
M69
H 2
12/06/ B4
A
1
N
S51
S 2
5/05/84
A
3
N
H 2
6/07/64
A
17
N
H 2
6/10/84
0
1 P
P
K90
S 2
7/13/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/19/84
A
IS
N
S 2
7/26/84
c
1
N
H 2
8/09/84
c
9
N
S 2
9/06/84
A
13
N
H 2 6/22/84 D 1 1
?
4/02/84
R
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4/03/84
A
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?
8/09/84
A
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8/30/84
A
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8/31/84
n
10
2
11/15/84
c
10
H 2 1/11/84 A 4 L
H 2 8/03/84 A 1 P N L40
?
1/19/B4
A 1
E
2
3/31/84
A
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T30
?
5/21/84
A
. E
1
6/12/84
B
P P
2
6/23/84
B
N
Bin
?
6/23/84
A
N
IS6
2
7/07/64
B
n u
H
H 2 2/05/84 B 1 N
H 2 5/24/84 A 18 P F
H 2 12/20/84 B 4 P F K45
H 2 8/03/84 D 7 P U W66
S 2 11/08/64 C 10 N
H 2 11/09/84 B 1 N UBO
H 2 1/19/R4 C
S 2 3/08/84 D 11 P N
H ?
3/30/84 A
4
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H 2
7/06/64 A
6 P
F
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8/02/34 B
2 P
F W66
H ?
11/30/P4 D
4 P
F W66
H /
12/06/84 A
7 P
N
H 3
12/12/84 B
1
N
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4/18/B4
A
4
J
/
5/17/84
A
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N
2
5/18/84
n
6
N
7
8/29/84
R
1
0 F
/
10/20/84
A
4
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2
12/28/84
A
11
N
H 2 10/18/84 B 4 N
H 2 1/22/64 0 9 P N
^™
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 474
1/14/85
HAYTI HOMEBUYERS CAN GET LOW-INTEPEST LOANS
HY OWN. MY COUNTRY'S TIME: A JOURNALIST'S JOURNEY
•TO BE LEFT WITHOUT MEMORIES IS TRUE TRAGEOY OF LIFE'S END'
MYCOSEARCH INC.
AREA ENTREPRENEURS OFFER PROOJCTS.
IOEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKERS
MYERSON/ALLEN
CITY MAY SELL OPTIONS ON LAND IN EOGEMONT
60GEM0NT FUNDS SOUGHT
MYRTLE BEACH. S.C.
MYRTLE BEACH MOTELS SEEK TOLL ROAD TO 1-95
THOSE MYRTLE BEACH DAYS
OIANA SMASHES N.C. COAST: MYRTLE BEACH DECLARES EMERGENCY
MYSTERIES
MERCHANDISING MYSTERY
FARMER WONDERING WHETHER UFO CAUSEO CIRCLE OF OEAO VEGETATION
NAACP
SEE ALSfl KU KLUX KLAN
NAACP ELECTS TAR HEEL CHAIRMAN
CHARLOTTE MAN NAMED NAACP BOA'D LEAOER
NAACP CALLS OFF BOYCOTT OF FOOD LION
HARDEE'S SIGNS CONTRACT WITH NAACP
NAACP BOARD MEETING IN CHARLOTTE TO EMPHASIZE FOOO LION BOYCOTT
NAACP OIRECTORS WILL MEET TOD» Y
NAACP CALLS OFF FOOD LION BOYCOTT
NAACP. DURHAM CHAPTER
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
FREEOOM FUNO TO HONOR REV. BROWN
DURHAM NAACP TO HONOR EX-PRE SI DENT
NAACP SAYS BOYCOTT PLANNEO
NAACP GROUP PLANS TO BOYCOTT SUPERMARKETS
OEMANDS ARE JNFAIR
NAACP'S FRAZIER SUES AMERICAN
NAACP HEAO UNHAPPY WITH PSO INVESTIGATION
PRIVACY LAW STRIKES AGAIN
NAACP DIRECTOR FEATUREO SPEAKCR FOR FREEDOM FUND
BURNS TO SPEAK AT NAACP DINNER
EARLY BLACK RIGHTS FIGHTER HONORED
PAY ATTENTION TO PAST BRIDGES. BURNS URGES
HONORED
NAACP. N.C. CHAPTER
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER CLEAREO
BLACK LEADERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM
JUDGE OPOERS TRIAL FOR NAACP LAWSUIT
NAACP CLAIMS LINCOLN SCHOOLS -IIRING UNFAIR
NAACP TO PICKET FOOD LION STO'ES
NAACP PLANS PROBE OF SCHOOL HIRING PRACTICES
STATE NAACP CHIEF QUITTING
YOUNG BLACKS MUST REMEMBER PAST - ALEXANDER
HUNT BRINGS CONVENTION CROWD TO FEET
MARTIN WOOS BLACKS TO 'PARTY OF LINCOLN' AT NAACP CONVENTION
EOMISTEN SAYS MARTIN NO FRIENO OF BLACKS
ALEXANDER IS ELECTED NEW NAACP PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER WANTS BLACKS MORE CNSCIOUS OF HISTORY
BOARO OF ELECTIONS RENEWS DEM> ND FOR (8.000 FROM INGRAM CAMPAIGN
NAACP. ORANGE COUNTY
FORUM SCHEDULED
NASCAR
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
NASCAR SUSPENDS BREWER
NATO
SEE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
S I T
E L Y
C PC L P 3YL
P D OATE
S 2 12/28/84 A 1 N M69
H 2 3/04/84 0 3 P U H49
H 2 5/20/84 B 1 1 N L41
S 2
S 2
6/06/84 A
8/01/84 C
N K90
N K90
H 2 1/11/84 A
H 2 5/08/84 B
S 2 9/13/84 A
H 2 3/21/84 A 4
H 2 9/01/84 A 14
H 2 1/11/84 C
H 2
1/17/84
i
9
N
H 2
1/18/84
A
13
N
H 2
7/04/84
c
6
N
H 2
8/31/84
A
6
N
H 2
9/08/84
A
11
N
H 2
9/09/84
B
4
N
S 2
5/10/84
B
5
P P
K30
H 2
6/29/84
B
1
P N
S 2
7/02/84
3
6
N
H 7
7/09/04
A
3
N
S 2
7/09/84
A
3
N
H 2
7/13/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/21/84
c
I
N
L41
S 2
8/20/84
c
1
N
HO 5
S 2
8/23/84
A
4
E
H 2
8/25/84
B
12
P N
S 2
8/27/84
A
14
N
H 2
9/09/84
A
I
N
881
H 2
9/09/84
A
2
P N
W24
S 2
9/10/B4
A
9
P P
F70
H 2
2/25/84
A
10
N
H 2
7/15/84
B
7
N
S 2
7/23/84
A
22
N
S 2
8/15/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/23/84
B
4
N
H 2
10/11/84
A
7
N
H 2
10/18/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/20/84
A
5
P N
H 2
10/20/84
A
5
N
H 2
10/20/84
a
5
N
H 2
10/21/84
S
B
N
S 2
10/22/84
A
2
N
S 2
H/19/84
A
3
N
H 2
11/28/84
A
6
N
H 3 3/21/84 B 1
S 2 4/24/84 0
ROAD CLOSED
S 2 7/04/84 C 10
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY
OURHAM, OWASA OISCUSS WATER-SHARING PROGRAM
TRIANGLE TRAFFIC NOT CRITICAL. NOT 'UTOPIA'
PLANNERS VOTE NO ON PROPOSEO : AR LOT ALONG N.C.
PANEL FAVORS CAR LOT ON 54 BYPASS
B0AR05 REJECT BYPASS REZONING PROPOSALS
HEARING ON N.C. 54 ZONING EXPECTEO TO BE PACKEO
CAR DEALER WITHDRAWS BID FOR 'YPASS ZONING
U.S. 70, 1-40 APPROVEO AS 1994 PROJECT
?
1/29/84
0 1
M N
2
2/03/84
A 1
N
J56
?
10/01/84
A 1
P N
1 41
3
10/06/84
B 1
N
H90
3
10/23/84
C 1
N
3
10/26/84
B 1
N
H90
?
11/07/84
A 11
N
H9 0
1
11/08/84
B 1
N
H90
2
12/15/84
C 1
N
046
GROUP: RESTRICT DEVELOPMENT ON STRIP OF N.C. 55
H 2 11/16/84 B 1 N «B1
STATE JFFICIAL AGREES: WIDENING OF N.C. 86 'MISSING LINK'
STATE IMPROVING 36 INTERSECTION AT WEAVER OAIRY
NCA INC.
COMPANY WILL OPEN PLANT IN BU'LINGTON
NCNO NATIONAL BANK
SEE N.C. NATIONAL BANK
H 3 4/18/84 B 1 N 846
H 3 9/14/84 B 1 N
H 1 10/25/84 B I
SEE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
NAEGELF OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
FBI PROEES 3ILL3UARD CUMPANY
FBI IS PROBING NAEGELE CHECKS FOR KICKBACKS
REYNOLDS REPORTED CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION
SIGN HELPS PROMOTE CITY SCHOOL PROGRAM
3M CONSIDERS BUYING NAEGELE AOVERTISING
GREENSBORO SAYS FIRM ILLEGALLY CUT TREES
NAEGELE HELPED many
PROBE FINDS NO BRIBERY EVI0En:e
NAGS HEAO. N.C.
THIS BEACH COTTAGE IS BOAT ON DRY LANO
RESTAURANT SALVAGING SHIP'S STYLE
NAMES
SEE ALSO NICKNAMES
SEE ALSO N.C NAMES OF TOWNS
MATTER OF TASTE'
INSIDE
JUST CALL HIM. ..DOC?
NAMIBIA
?
2/07/84
A
1?
N
?
3/04/84
R
A
N
7
3/06/84
A
N
?
7/19/84
A
4
1
2
8/26/84
)
1 1
N
1
9/12/e4
H
1
N
2
11/28/84
A
4
1
2
12/16/84
g
1
N
I
7/03/84
n
I P N
2
12/26/84
L
2 P N
S 2 4/18/84
S 2 6/30/84
H 2 11/30/84
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
12/31/84
IINiltjE LEADER RAPS U.S. STANDS ON NAMIBIA
NANALINE DUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. HEOICAL CENTER
2 NAMED NANALINE OUKE SCHOLARS
RECIPIENT IS SELECTED FOR DUKC SCHOLARSHIP
NANTAHALA NATIONAL FOREST
FOREST USES SHOULD STAY IN BALANCE
DANCE" LOOMS FOR N.C. FORESTS
NANTAHALA POWER ANO LIGHT CO.
EOMISTEN SAYS NPLL REFUNOS TO BE AVAILAPLE
NANTAHALA RIVER
RAPIDS MEAN MONEY FOR SWAIN COUNTY BUSINESSES
ADVENTURE ON THE NANTAHALA
NAPOLEON'S GROCERY
NCNB ANALYSTS SAY CONSUMER SPENDING MIGHT REBOUND SOON
NATIONAL 4-H COUNCIL
SEE ALSO FARM WORKERS
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
4-H COUNCIL GIVEN 12.7 MILLION GRANT
PILNNFO HIM
NATIONAL ACAOEMY OF SCIENCES
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
PROFESSOR RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR
JONES ELECTED TO ACADEMY
NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUOENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS I
STUOENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
10 MATH SCHOOL STUOENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
TEN DURHAM STUDENTS NATIONAL S EH I F INAL I ST S
SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS INCLUOE 11 DURHAM PUPILS
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
STUDENT'S EXPERIMENT TO TAKE <IOE ABOARD THE SPACE SHUTTLE
A TRIANGLE ORBITER?
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
SEE NAACP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEPARATED ANO DIVORCED AMERICANS
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
GROUP WANTS TO HELP SINGLE, DIVORCED PEOPLE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION,
SEE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
PAGE 475
1/14/85
DURHAM CHAPTER
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
FORMER TAR HEEL NBA'S YOUNGEST HEAD MAN AT 33
KARL CREDITS DEAN SMITH
JORDAN, PERKINS REPORTEDLY OUT OF GREENSBORO CONTEST
ALL-STAR GAME CANCELLED
GREAT EXPECTATIONS AWAIT JORDAN IN NBA
NBA SALARY CEILING BIG DETOUR IN VETS' FREE AGENCY ROUTE
EX-TAR HEELS LITTER NBA ROSTE'S
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, DRAFT
SEE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION ORAFT
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RECRUITING
PORTLAND'S CHOICE
JORDAN TO BULLS: MAVS TIB PER<INS
UNC OUO PLEASED WITH LOT IN DTAFT
UNC DUO DRAWS SUPFRLATIVES
SMITH'S PLAN: PLAYERS DESERVE NEW NBA GUIDELINES
HOOPS DOUBLE STANOARD REFLECTION OF NET WORTH
ORAFT DODGERS BEWARE: ACC ON 14-YEAR STREAK
NATIONAL BEEF COOKDUT
BEEF RECIPE CONTEST TO BE HELO
NATIONAL BIOMEDICAL SIMULATION RESOURCE
SEE ALSO PIOMEOICAL SIMULATIONS
SIMULATION COMPUTERS AVAILABLE TO DOCTORS
DUKE USING COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF BIOMEDICAL PROCESSES
NATIONAL BOYS INT ER SC HOL AST IC CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION. BOY'S INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CANCER
UNC RECEIVES CANCER GRANT
2 UNC SCIENTISTS TO FIGHT SMO<ING
BLACKS MAY BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO AIOS-LIKE VIRUS - DOCTOR
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS LABORATORY
SFE ALSO HEALTH CARE
ASBESTOS DUST IN RTP BUILOING KEEPS WORKERS HOME
PARK AGENCIES SEEKING OFFICE SPACE
RTP AGENCY WORKERS TO RETURN TUESDAY
EPA TO MOVE 65 TO ANOTHER BUILOING
LITTLE ASBESTOS TURNS UP IN OJ ST IN EPA BUILDINGS
SOME WORKERS BACK IN COMPLEX
EVACUATEO LAB EMPLOYEES ALL BA K IN BUILDINGS
RAIN WASHES ASBESTOS INTO COMPUTER ROOM
TRACE OF ASBESTOS IN AIR SAMPLE
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGY RFSCARCH
PUBLIC CONFUSED BY VARIED FINDINGS OF TOX ICOLOG IS TS
NATIONAL CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO N.C. CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
CHICKEN CONTEST ANNOUNCED
NATIONAL CHILO WELFARE LEADERSHIP CENTER
CHILDREN'S PROGRAM BEGINS AT UNC
NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER IASHEVILLE, N.C.I
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
STATE A VARIETY-WEATHER LAND: HOT,
COLD, WET, DRY
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
COLLEGE ATHLETES FACE DRUG TESTING
TESTS AIMEU AT DETECTING ORUGS IN ATHLETES
NCAA'S WELFARE WAGON
FULL-TIME PART-TIMERS: NCAA RJLES LEAVE COACHES IN AWKWARO POSITION
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. BASEBALL
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
H 2 10/05/84 A 10
S 2 2/01/84 C I N
H 2 12/16/84 8 3 N 080
S 2 11/09/84 A 4 L
H 2 U/12/84 A 4 L
H 2 3/01/84 C 22
S 2 7/24/B4 D 4 N
H I 7/24/84 B 1 P P
H 2 10/07/84 D 9 N L41
H 2 11/30/84 A 15 N
S ?. 11/30/84 A 1 P P
H 3 5/02/84 B 1 P N
S 2 5/02/84 A 8 N
S 2 3/21/84 C 1 N
H 2 3/22/84 B 2 N
H 2 9/27/84 A 1 N
S 2 9/27/84 C 1 N
H 2 6/23/84 B 1
H 2 8/30/84 A 4
H 2 1/06/54
N W24
E
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7/27/84 C
7
N
7
7/27/84 D
3
N
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8/09/84 D
1
N
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8/11/84 6
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N
?
9/13/P4 D
1
P II
M7I
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9/16/84 C
1 1
P N
MM
2
10/28/84 C
7
N
mi
S ?
5/25/84 0
I P U 018
s /
6/19/84 0
1 P N
H /
6/20/84 B
2 N
S 2
6/20/84 D
I P N
S 2
7/18/»4 0
4 J
H !
7/19/B4 D
1 U 071
H 2
12/16/84 C
3 P N
H 2
1/19/84 C
1 N
2 9/28/84 B 5
2 11/06/84 C 1
S 2 8/13/84 C 1
H 2 8/17/84 A 11
H 2 10/06/84 A 11
N
G 830
H
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6/28/84
A
1
N
630
s
2
8/28/84
A
1
N
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s
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8/29/84
A
1
N
1.60
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8/30/84
A
1
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H
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8/31/84
R
1
N
HAD
H
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9/01/84
H
1
N
H
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9/05/B4
K
1
N
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H
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10/24/84
H
1
N
BIO
H
1
12/08/84
c
i
N
B30
H
2
5/13/84
B
7
N
H 2 U/08/84 C 4 N
S 1 8/03/84 C 1 N
H 2 7/16/84 B 1
4/21/84
6/04/64
11/02/64
12/23/84
G J56
U 071
N M71
■™
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX 3
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE t*7b
1/14/95
STATE REGIONAL
UNC BASEBALL SCHEDULES GA-ES
UNC FACES E. KENTUCKY IN HISS.
UNC MOMENTUM BOOSTED
tUkl OPeVfYS'SgaTes'aS TAR HEELS ELIM.N.TEO
UNC OUSTED FROM BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCI
HANDICAPPING THF NCAA
GAvITT SAYS NO LIMIT ON ACC II
ACC OcSERVES FIVE NCAA SPOTS
DPIESELL: CLEHSON DESERVES NC»
TAR HEELS. DUKE LEAD FIVE ACC
UNC. N.C. STATE WOMEN RECEIVE
1984 NCAA BASKETBALL TQURNAMEN
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP „,.„
OEVILS AWAIT WASHINGTON. RENO
SCHEDULE PUTS VIRGINIA IN FIE.
•SACRIFICIAL LA-BS' TIP TOURNA
OUKF game TELEVISEO
DUKE GAME TELEVISEO
EXHAUSTED OEVILS HAPPY TO EARN
NCAA NOTES
3LUE OEVILS REGROUP
TIMES ESTABLISHED FOR ACC'S EH
SMITH-! PLAY CRUCIAL TO TAR HF
MO 1N^ SAM IN SPOTLIGHT
INJURIES THINNING DEACON. CAVS
MINEFIELD'S SHOT QUT5TS JET I
SMITH GOES THROUGH NCAA RITUAL
MCREHEAO STATE RALLIES BY ACT
TACY: THREE VICTORIES TO FINAL
N.C. OESERVES BRAGGING RIGHTS
REGMEN, OWLS FOCUS ON TONIGHT
AFTER ACC WARS. RIVALRY BOWS T
OWLS IWHO-O?) SEEK EXPOSURE
ALLEN'S PACK POLLS INTO NCAAS
TEMPLE PUMPS OFF ST. JOHNS
HARSH-AN'S HUSKIES CARRYING P«
OWLS ROLL INTO PATH OF TAR HEE
AT HOME IN MOSCOW
NO. 1 TAR HEELS OPEN TITLE !I
UNC GE'« HEALTHY OAUGHERTYJ DA
OEVILS FACE TEST IN WEST
IN CHARLOTTE: HAVES VS. HAVE-
OUKE-HUSKIES: A CAPSULE LOOK
CAVALIE°S ESCAPE GAELS' UPSET
BLUE DEVILS. HUSKIES MIX UP E«
TlR HEELS SPURT PAST PESKY C*.
HARSH-AN A HOUSEHOLD NAME HER-
OOHERTY'S DEFENSE SILENCES STA
JAKE. VIRGINIA CONTINUE QUEST
TFMPLF COACH BLASTS OFFICIALS
A LOSING EFFORT _„
CARLISLE GIVES VIRGINIA UPSET
WAKE SURGES BY KANSAS IN SECOV
WASHINGTON KNOCKS OFF BLUE DEV
HEELS' POISE PAYS OFF IN NCAA
BLUE DEVILS COME UP INCHES fHO
KNIGHT: HOOSIERS WIN NASTY 'PR
DEACONS RETURN TO BASICS
t£rps AWESOME IN ROUT OF -VU
SAMPSON-LESS CAVS PROVING THEM
THE BLUE DEVILS' EULOGY .
CAVS' CARLISLE FINALLY SINKS -,
ALFORO'S POISE, PROGRESS AD <
INDIANA'S BREAD BUTTEREC WITH
TERPS ON A ROLL: AT TOURNAMENT
UNC. STATE WOMEN DRAW TOUCH N
EAST TO SHOWCASE FRESHMAN POIM
BITTER FINAL LOSS CAN'T SPOIL
LFFTY LIKES GATLIN IN SIXTH-MI
TACY TERMS OEPAUL 'SENTIMENTAL
KNIGHT GOT GOOD LOOK AT PLATE*
K=NNY SMITH'S WRIST ONLY FLAW
S"ITH. KNIGHT MATCH PROGRAMS.
IN VEGAS. NCAA FAVORITES NO 31
POST-RALPH, CAVALIERS FIND mqj
unc-inoiana: DEFENSE may TELL
UNC. N.C. STATE WOMEN BEGIN R=
ILLINI PLAN TO PUT CRIMP IN MA
TOUGH-GUY KNIGHT PLAYING UNDER
CAVS 'PSYCHED' FOR SYRACUSE BA
THE FUTURE 13 NEAR
VIRGINIA TOPPLES SYRACUSE
UNC WOMEN LOSE IN NCAA EAST RE
HOOSIERS STUN UNC
TACY SAYS HF'LL RETIRE IF OEA.
DOHERTY: IU;S STRENGTH TEAMW05
HOOSIERS KICK HEELS OUT OF NC»
CAVS BELIEVE IN THEMSELVES
ORANGEMEN FOLO AGAINST VIRGIN!
INDIANA CONTROLS TEMPO, CAROLI
IN FINAL WEEKS, UNC'S 'BEST' T
A CAV WITH NINE LIVES
VIRGINIA VS. INDIANA: MATCHUP
DEACUNS SHOCK DEPAUL _ r
OFACS' OT WIN ENDS RAY "EYER'S
'INVINCIBLE' HEELS STUB TOE
BOBPY KNIGHT SAVORS BIG WIN
CAVS. 'CATS ADVANCE TO FINAL -
THE FINAL GAME: RAY MEYER'S 4?
MODEST HJPES. LOFTY GAINS HAVE
•ACC AFFILIATION ALL COUGARS
OEACS TURN THOUGHTS TO HOUSTON
OLAJUWON GIVES HOUSTON BOOST «
WAKF CFFERS NO EXCUSES. EARNS
CavalTep! FINO NEW LIFE IN NCA
CAVS 'JOKER' IN FINAL FOUR'S •>
LACK OF RESPECT PAST TENSE FO>
CArfAUERS LEARN F»OM HOUSTON L
JOROAN? AWARDS DON'T EASE PAIS
FRUSTRATION OF '34 FAILURE TAJ
BIG MFN MAY BE OANOY, BUT uUAJ
CAVS. CnUGARS OPEN FINAL FOUR:
COUGARS, HOYAS ADVANCE TO FINS
•CATS' RUN UP WHITE FLAG WITH
ON KNOWING THOMPSON
GEORGETOWN TOPS HOUSTON FOR TI
WITH HOYAS- FIRST TITLE IN ham
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HOYAS START TITLE RACE AHEAD 3
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NCAA
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NCAA BIOS
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5/10/54 B
5/22/94 0
5/23/94 B
5/26/64 0
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5/26/84 D
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2/10/94 D
2/21/84
2/29/84
3/12/84
3/12/84
3/l2/"4
3/12/84
3/12/84
3/12/94
3/13/84
3/13/94
3/13/94
3/13/84
3/13/84
3/13/64
3/13/84 _
3/14/94 B
3/14/64 B
3/14/84 B
3/14/94 B
3/14/e4 0
3/14/84 D
3/14/94 D
3/15/94 A
3/15/94 D
3/15/94 A
3/15/84 3
3/15/94 B
3/16/94 C
3/16/94 D
3/16/84 D
3/17/64 B
3/17/94 B
3/17/84 5
3/17/64 A
3/17/94 A
3/17/84 A
3/17/94 A
3/18/94 C
3/13/94 C
3/16/84 C
3/18/94 C
3/19/84 C
3/16/84 C
3/19/94 A
3/19/94 B
3/19/94 3
3/19/84 B
3/19/04 D
3/19/84 0
3/19/64 0
3/19/04 D
3/19/84 D
3/19/84 D
3/21/84 B
3/20/94 B
3/20/84 B
3/20/84 B
3/2P/84 B
3/21/94 B
3/20/84 D
3/20/84 0
3/21/84 3
3/21/84
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U 018
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P U 071
P N M71
N
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N 071
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U 019
N F25
3/21/34 B
3/21/
3/21/94
3/22/84
3/22/84
3/22/84
3/27V94
3/22/64
3/22/94
3/22/84 .
3/22/84 3
3/23/84 C
3/23/94
3/23/84
3/23/94
3/23/94
3/23/94
3/23/94
3/23/64
3/23/94
3/24/94
3/24/94
3/24/94
3/24/84
3/24/84 A
3/24/94 A
3/24/94 A
3/25/94 C
3/25/84 C
3/25/84 C
3/25/94 C
3/25/84 C
3/26/84 B
3/26/84 9
3/26/64 B
3/26/64
3/27/84
3/23/94
3/28/84
3/29/°4
3/29/64
3/31/84
3/31/94
4/01/84
4/01/94
4/02/94 .
4/03/94 B
4/04/94 B
4/04/94 0
6/22/84 C
7/29/94 C
10/10/84 B
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1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/B4
NCAA TB SCHEDULE
NCAA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FOOTBALL
COURT CUTS NCAA GRIP ON TV FOOTBALL
SQUEEZING THE TUBE
COURT VOIDS NCAA HOLD ON FOOTBALL
TACKLING THE ALMIGHTLY OOLLAR
OFFICIAL CULLFGE FOOTBALL PIGSKINS ICARTUONI
RAYCOM AS FOOTBALL PLAYER TAC<LING THF NCAA ICARTOONI
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. GOLF
OUKE'S WOMEN SEFK. GOLF TITLE IN OWN TOURNEV
TAR HEELS' RIOING LOVE-LY HOT STREAK INTO NATIONALS
MS. WIO"AN LEADS DUKE IN COLLEGIATE SWAN SONG
UNC. DUKE OPEN NCAA GOLF EVENTS
INMAN LEAOS MEN; DUKE'S WOMFN THIPO
INMAN LEADS MFN: OUKE'S WOMEN THIRO
INMAN STRFTCHFS LEAD TO 4 SHOTS AS HEELS RALLY
[NMAN'S 71 HOLDS LEAO AT NCAAS
UNC'S INMAN WINS NCAA GOLF CROWN
INMAN EARNS TITLE WITH RECORO SCO»E
INMAN' S GOLDEN GROOVE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. LACROSSE
LACROSSE PLAYERS RUN INTO NCAA RULE
TAR HEELS JOIN LACROSSE FIELD
RELUCTANT UNC. UVA IN REMATCH
TAR HEELS USE ZONE TO ROUT CAVALIERS. 11-2
UNC. HOPKINS MEET TODAY IN SEMIS
HOPKINS BEATS UNC. l*-9
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, PROPOSITION 15
DUKE, UNC BACK CHANGE IN NCAA
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SOCCER
TAR HEELS. UCONN WIN IN OTS. MEET FOR NCAA WOMEN'S TITLE
CLEMSON HANDS N.C. STATE ANOTHER NCAA SOCCER TOURNAMENT LOSS. 2-1
CLEMSON EDGES STATE
UNC WOMEN WIN
DUKE. NOTRE OAMF ACADEMICS HONORED BY CFA
CLEMSON, INDIANA IN NCAA 50CCF R FINAL
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SWIMMING
UNC'S MS. WALSH WINS 8TH BACKSTROKE TITLE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
TRAILS CONTINUE IN NCAA TRACK MEET
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, WRESTLING
STATE'S BIG MAN RULES THE MATS: BUT 38-POUNO THACKER LAST OF. ..BREED
THACKER AOVANCES TO NCAA FINAL EIGHT
STATE'S THACKER GFTS 'BIG' WIVS
THACKER REACHES FINAL
STATE'S THACKER WINS NCAA TITLE
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON AIR DUALITY
SEE AIR POLLUTION STANDAROS
SEE AIR OUALITY
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
MORALITY A KEY ISSUE IN EOUCATION REFORM
A RENAISSANCE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SECRETARY BFLL SUCCEEOED
NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON MARKETING CCHP.
SCHFDULE SET ON LAWSUIT
CLUB SPENT OVER 42 MILLION IN "B3
FEC TAKES ACTION AGAINST TWO GROUPS
EFFECT OF PROBE ON HELMS' SEN«TE CAMPAIGN OFBATED
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB OFFICIALS TIED TO FOUNDATION OWNING AO FIRM
JUDGE TO HEAR FEC'S REOUEST ABOUT CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
ROSE WANTS CLUB PROBE OPEN
ROSE SAID UNLIKELY TO GET DOCUMENTS
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB. FEC REACH AGREEMENT
POLITICAL GROUP TO ANSWER OUESTIONS
JUOGE DISMISSES COMPLAINT AFTER FEC GETS OOCUMENTS
FAIRCLOTH STRESSES ECONOMIC P. AN
FEC: CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S BOO<KEEPING SYSTEM FAULTY
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S ACTIONS ARE CRITICIZEO
REPUBLICANS REPUDIATE ACTIONS OF THE FEW
ROSE PLANNING LAWSUIT TO SPEEO PROBE BY FEC
IRRITATION AT CONGRESSIONAL CUB COULD HIT HELMS
BANNING ALL ABORTIONS WRONG. SAYS MARTIN
ROSE FILES SUIT AGAINST FEC
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS AO SKIRTS CONTRIBUTION LIMIT
ROSE SAYS POLITICAL TIMIDITY A AY BE HOLDING UP COMPLAINT
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS ACCEPTED ILLEGAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
ROSE RAPS FEC'S POLITICS
SPENDING CUTS. TAX LOOPHOLE CLOSINGS COULD HALVE DEFICIT IN ONE YEAR
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST HELMS
FLAHERTY SAYS HUNT HIDING AIR:RAFT-USE RECOROS
JUDGE ORDERS FEC TO RULE BY OCT. 19 ON ROSE COMPLAINT
BURGER DENIES REQUEST TO BLOC< FEC'S CONSIDERING ROSE COMPLAINT
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ADS SAID ILLEGAL
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT END BEFORE ELECTION
BOTH SIDES SAY RULING ON FEC VICTORY
HELMS' LAWYERS OPPOSE OPENING RULINGS
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIG'I DIRTINESS
FEC DECISION SAIO ORDERED BEFORE ELECTION
JUDGE ORDERS FEC TO ACT ON HELMS CASE
JUDGE ORDERS FEC ACTION WITHIN 30 OAYS
HELMS' ADVISER BREAKS SILENCE. BLASTS PRESS
TOM ELLIS'S STRUGGLE AGAINST THE "BIASED" PRESS (CARTOON!
EAST AUTHORIZES COMMITTEE TO t A I SE RE-ELECTION FUNDS
ROSE MAY ASK JUDGE TO TAKE PRISE FROM FEC
NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB GCARS UP FOR 1986 RACES
GROUPS LINKED TO HELMS SAID BARGAINING WITH FEC
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
DE-SEXED SCRIPTURES HELP WOMEN WORSHIP
CAPITALISM: COMPARE RFSULTS
CANDIDATES' ABORTION VIFwS CRITICIZED
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. POLITICIANS
COUNCIL UF NEGRO WOMEN PLANS RECOGNITION EVENT
NOMINEES SOUGHT FOR BETHUNE RECOGNITION
LUNCHEON TO HONOR 30 WOMEN LEADERS
RESERVE A SEAT NOW FJR BETHUNE RECOGNITION
COMMUNITY LEAOERS HONOREO
OURHAM LEADERS HONOREO
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SUBJECTS
PC L P RYL
NATIONAL COUNCIL 0* SENIOR CITIZENS, OURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
FPANKLIN TU SPEAK
SENIOR CITIZENS" GROUP TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
CANDIDATES INVITEO
SENIORS CITE MEDICAL COSTS
HEART SPECIALIST PLANS SPEECH TO SENIOR CITIZENS
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF <ENIDH CITIZEN'., N.C. CHAPTER
MARTIN TO ADDRESS SENIOR CITIZENS
MARTIN OUIPS, SUITS DEBATE AMID SHJUTS
MARTIN TREATED UNFAIRLY AT CONVENTION OF SENIORS
MARTIN TREATEO RUDELY
RUBES ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
REED, GPOUP RUDE TO MARTIN
MARTIN WORKED TO SAVE SOCIAL SECURITY
MARTIN TREATED RUDELY
MAKING PLANS
NATIONAL OEBT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET OEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S., OEBT COLLECTION
PASSING PARAQF
HOLLINGS' PLAN BEST YET
SPENDING FREEZE WOULD MAKE Bi; PENT IN OEFICIT
BURNS: RIGGER OEFICITS MAY SENO INTEREST RATES UP, SAVINGS OOWN
REGAN PREDICTS CONGRESS HILL CUT U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT
FEDERAL OEFICIT CALLED A GIANT CHAIN LETTFR
GRACE COMMISSION FINGERS TAX WASTE
CONGRESS MIRED IN BUREAUCRACY
$1.52 TP ILLION IN OEBT
FLEXIBILITY KEY FOR INVESTORS
BANKER SAYS INTEREST PATES WILL RISE AS LONG
YOU'LL OnE 57,733
OOLE OOESN'T EXPECT OEFICIT A'.TIJN UNTIL NEW
S 1 1/D9/84 C I N
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S 2 4/02/84 A 5 N
S 2 5/25/84 C 1 N
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, N.C. OELEGATFS
SEE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION, N.C. OELEGATES
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
N.C. EDUCATION FUNDING RISES TO 33RD IN NATION
N.C. "ANKS 33RD IN SPENDING P-7 R SCHOOL STUDENT
•INSULTING' TEST BEST WAY TO WEED OUT BAD TEACHFRS
NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK ISEE NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
SEE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SFE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
ARTS GROUP DELAYS FUNO REQUEST
N.C. ARTS MONEY
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR N.C. ARTISTS
FOLK ARTISTS GET HONORS
70-YEAR-OLD POTTER STILL USES FOOT-POWERED WHEEL
FICTION FOUND IN SUNOAY EDITIONS
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SFE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SFE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
MUSEUM GETS CHALLENGE GRANT
UUKE GETS GRANT FOR PROJECT ON CONSTITUTION
DUKE AWARDED PUBLISHNG GRANT
DUKE PRESS AWARDED GRANT
HUMANITIES GRANT AWAROED TO DJKE
STUDIFS URGE MORE EMPHASIS ON HUMANITIES FOR COLLEGIANS
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S.
MRS. ELKINS: WOMAN VP FINE — Ic REAGAN DEFEATED
ELKINS SAYS CONVENTION EXCITES
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS
MUSIC CLUBS HOLD YOUNG ARTISTS'
AUDITIONS IN JANUARY
NATIONAL FEOERATION OF PRESS WOMEN
SUN WRITERS WIN NATIONAL AWAR3S
HERALO WRITERS WIN AWARDS
NATIONAL FISHING WEEK
SEE ALSO FISHING
NATIONAL FISHING WEEK RESULT 3 F RTSING TIOE
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
THE GO BATTLE
NFL: A COMPLICATED ENDING
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ORAFT
BENNETT, AGENT TO AWAIT NFL FIR NEXT MOVE
BENNETT LANOS AGENT
LUSTIG: BEN TO ATLANTA?
BENNETT 'IN SHOCK* FOLLOWING SNUB
MAYDAY: BENNETT'S HOPES CRASH-LAND IN 6TH ROUND
OAY OF OBS" INFAMY
BENNETT'S NEWS NOT ALL RAO
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
ARTSEEN
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
PRIOE VICE PRESIDENT OF GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS, U.S.
GOVERNORS BATTLE WEINBERGER WITH PLAN TO CUT ARMS COSTS
HUNT ASKS REAGAN TO STOP LOSS OF DISABILITY BENEFITS
SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS SHOW INTEREST IN SENATE CAMPAIGNS
GOVERNORS' GROUP CITES HUNT'S WORK
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SEE NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL GUARO, N.C.
SEE N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
NATIONAL GUARD, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY
GUARDSMAN OIES DURING
NATIONAL HFALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO GREAT BR I TAIN,
N.C. TRAINING
NATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
AS FEOERAL DEFICIT STAYS...
CONGRESS CONVENES
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SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
NATION NEEDS NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
NATIONAL HEART LUNG AND BLOOD INSTITUTE
STUDY PROVES HEART ATTACK. RIS< LOWERED BY LESS CHOLESTEROL
HELP ON WAY FOR HIGH CHOLESTEROL PATIENTS
NATIONAL HOME LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
EX-OEAC SCHNELLEN8ERG SUED BY EX-EMPLOYER
NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENOOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
COLO NIGHT BEAUTIES: A GALAXY OF NORTH CAROLINA STARS
LECTURES CUMING UP AT CENTER
DURHAM MAY HOST ARCHAEOLOGY MEET
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE PLANNEO
ELIZABETHANS TO BE TOPIC
OUKE. N.C. STATE PROFESSORS NAMED HUMANITIES FELLOWS
4 DURHAM TEACHERS ATTEND RTP INSTITUTE
HUMANITIES CENTER SLATES LECTJRES
1900.000 TO ENDOW 3 ANNUAL FELLOWSHIPS
1900.000 GRANT TO BE USED FOR 3 FELLOWSHIPS
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES I R TP I
2 TPEATEO AT HOSPITAL AFTER SPILL
SPILL MAKES 2 EMPLOYEES SICK
RELAXEO RULES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SOUGHT
RTP AGENCY: HOME FORCED-AIR SYSTEMS MAY CONTAIN ASBESTOS
EMPLOYEES WIN AWARDS FOR MONEY-SAVING IOEAS
UNC SCIENTIST TO STUDY BRAIN WASTE
UNC SCIENTIST RECEIVES GRANT
CHEMICAL TEST OATA HEAOEO FOR OURHAM
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH
THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: CHLS TR L. . . I SNAP , CRACKLE. POPI
DUKE. UNC WILL SHARE RESEARCH EOUIPMENT
THE FRUIT FLY ISN'T BAFFLED
NATIONAL INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE CO.
COUNSEL TO BE HIREO IN GUARANTY OISPUTE
PLAN PREPARED FOR TROUBLED FHHS
ACTUARY: REHABILITATION PLAN WOULD BE BETTER
HEARING BEGINS ON BALDWIN BAILOUT
REHABILITATION PLAN APPROVED F OR THREE INSURANCE FIRMS
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
STATE. GA. TECH GO TO NIT
NIT FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS
■PACK FACES SEMINOLES IN NIT 1ST ROUND
CREMINS -DISAPPOINTED1 BY OPENING NIT MATCHUP
VALVANO HAPPY TO HAVE NIT
STATE OESERVES NIT
FONOER NIT MEMORIES
WELL-TRAVELEO SHAFFER FINOS H3ME AT F SU
FLORIDA STATE ELIMINATE WOLFPACK FROM NIT. 74-71
YOUNG. HOKIES WRECK GA. TECH
STATE'S LOSS INDICATIVE OF DISAPPOINTING YEAR
STATE'S OPENING LOSS THROWS NIT SCHEDULING AWRY
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE NATIONAL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO LABOR. U.S.
SEE ALSO STRIKES. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS B0AR3 FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST DUKE POWER CO.
NLRB SETS HEARING IN OUKE POWER CASE
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS
LOOKING BACK TO OURHAM
KING IS MERIT FINALIST
6 AREA STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
18 WIN SCHOOL GRANTS
19 TO GET MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
5 FROM SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL WIN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
4 FROM CHAPEL HILL HIGH WIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
SCIENCE SCHOOL TOPS IN MERIT SEMIFINALS
SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION SAID 10T ACCURATE GAUGE OF SCHOOLS
SCIENCE SCHOOL HAS 57 SCHOLARSHIP SEMIF INAL I STS
SCIENCE. MATH STUDENTS SET GLITTERING EXAMPLE
THE BRAIN TRUST
STUDENTS COMMENDED
MATH, SCIENCE SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED
STUDENTS RECEIVE HONOR
NATIONAL OPERA CO.
SEE ALSO OPERA
SCHOOLCHILOREN TO SEE COMIC OPERA
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
FEMINISTS OVERDOING IT
STANDS AGAINST ABORTION ARE PROTESTED
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS GILMORE FDR GOVERNOR
GOOD POINT, POOR RHETORIC
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN. CHAPEL HILL CHAPTER
WOMEN'S GROUP SHOULD FIGHT AB3RTI0N. TOO
MEETING IS TONIGHT
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN. DJRHAM CHAPTER
PROTESTED MOVIE WAS DEMEANING TO WOMEN
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN, N.C. CHAPTER
BLACKS URGED TO VOTE FOR REPU3LICANS
SPAULOING GETS BACKING OF WOMEN'S GROUP
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS SPAULOING
NOW CRITICIZES HELMS ABOUT hi: PROGRAM
KNOX: POOR ROAOS IN EAST ARE -IINDERING STATE PORTS
PRESIDENT OF NOW TO ADDRESS MEETING
WOMEN CHEER DEMOCRATS
NOH PROMOTES WOMEN'S ISSUES
WOMEN IN PRISON TOPIC
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
FORESTS GENERATE FUNDS
NATIONAL PUBLIC RAOIO
SEE ALSO RAOIO
STAY TUNED FOR IMAGINATION
EAST OF THE SUN, WEST OF THE MOON
NATIONAL REGISTER OF Hl'sTORIC PLACES
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3/16/84
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1 57
H 2
3/16/84
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3/16/84
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H 2
3/18/84
C
1 3
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C52
H 2
8/07/84
B
1
N
H 2
8/09/64
a
3
N
H 2
1/14/84
A
4
E
S 2
3/24/84
A
3
N
H 2
4/05/84
B
4
N
W24
H 2
4/19/84
B
3
H
S I
4/20/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/22/84
C
9
N
H 2
5/03/84
B
1
N
H 3
5/03/84
B
1
N
H 2
9/13/84
B
1
N
S 2
9/13/84
A
1
N
L38
S 2
9/13/84
C
7
N
L38
S 2
9/14/84
4
4
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H 2
9/18/84
A
4
E
H 2
9/30/84
B
4
N
H 2
10/14/84
B
4
N
S 2
10/15/64
C
8
N
H 2
11/20/84
A
9
N
H 2
1/13/84
A
4
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H 2
1/24/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/10/84
C
5
N
H 2
7/12/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/15/84
A
4
L
S 1
9/05/84
C
1
N
H 2
2/14/84
A
4
L
H 2
4/10/84
A
8
N
S 2
4/18/84
C
1
N
C60
H 2
4/19/84
B
4
N
H 2
5/15/84
A
10
N
H 2
5/24/84
A
12
N
H 2
9/15/84
B
6
N
H 2
9/16/84
B
1 P
N
H90
S 1
9/17/84
C
1
N
S 2
12/13/84
A
3
N
H90
H 2
1/23/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/15/84
0
4 P
N
871
H 2
'11/16/84
0
1 P
F
H66
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8* -
[ N 0 E X
12/31/B*
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. DU=ham
SEE ALSO OURHAN, N.C. HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
NOREHEAO HILL: lOD-VEJR-OLD N- IGhBORHOOO TO BE SALUTED
stacville preservation possible if sale made
john flowers a leader in preservation efforts
district in roxboro approved
national resfarch council's graduate fellowship evaluation
* stuoents receive fellowships
national rifle association
see also gun control
see also guns
gun lobby flexes "uscle on 'cop killer1 bullets
knoi Charges that eohisten passed buck
election co-plaints going to jake district attorney
eddie knox: control c»i"e. not guns
kvox criticizes edmisten over nra endorsement
firearms proposal: abusive ir reasonable?
wake ju'y indicts nra over election letters
knox mgn shot into pieces by members of the nra (cart0on1
campaign flyer probe to continue
nra pleads not guilty
judge dis»isses case against <ra
fec charges against nra dis"issed
national right to work committee
see right-tc-work law
national school 304rds association
board trips unjustified
national science foundation
see also science. research
s258.916 granted
unc gets funds for chlorine study
national socialist party of n.c.
see nazi party, n.c.
NATIONAL SPORTS F
SEE ALSO 9ASKE
SEE ALSO SPGRT
TRIANGLE COU
USOC TAKING
t=ian;.le eio
CITY CDNSID5
PANEL WANTS
CITY SUPPORT
TRACK HERITA
LET'S MAKE P
PUBLIC SAFET
TRIANGLE ARE
•97 SPORTS f
TRIANGLE GET
TIME A BIG A
FESTIVAL PRO
HERE'S WHAT
SPORTS FESTI
SPORTS EVENT
SPORTS FESTI
ESTIVAL
TBALL
S (SENERALI
LD GET SPORTS FESTIVAL IN '96
FURTHER LOOK AT TJIANGLE FOR SPORTS FESTIVAL
S FOR SPORTS FESTI VAL
RS FUNOS F0» SPORTS FESTIVAL
SPORTS FESTIVAL
S SPORTS CEST
GE AN EDGE IN BID FOR SPORTS FESTIVAL
ITCH FDR GA»ES
Y TO BE AIRED
A SUITABLE FOR PRE -OLYMPIC EVENT
ESTIVAL LANDED
S 1987 SPORTS FEST IVAL
DVANTAGE IN PLANNING SPORTS FEST
VIDES TOP SHOWCASE FOR U.S. ATHLETES
TO EXPECT AS GA"ES TAKE SHAPE
VAL IS A MAJOR COJP FOR TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE PLUM
VAL GETS 150.000 DONATION
NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
TEACHER TEST WON'T WORK
NATIONAL THEATER OF THE DEAF
SEE ALSO DEAF
DEAF ACTORS CAN PERFORM IT ALL
NATIONAL TOBACCO EOUCATION COUNCIL
SEE ALS"1 TOBACCO
TOBACCO GROUP FORMED
NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRA-
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS "ATERIALS
SEE ALSO TOXICOLOGY
CHE"ICAL TEST DATA HEAOEO FOR DURHAM
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOAR 0
SEE ALSO Safety
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
RULING IS ISSUED IN AIRPLANE ERaSh
TRAIN CRASH IS RLAMEO ON 'HUMAN FAILJRES'
ERROR MAY HAVE CAUSED CRASH That KILLED EOMISTEN STRATEGIST
national transportation week
see also transportation
transportation week will 9egu on monoay
national trust for historic preservation
see also rest:;!-:;-. ;'.o preservation
durham "eeting to focus on upgrading downtown
national u=ban lano program
UNC GETS money FOR URBAN COURSES
NATIONAL UR3AN LFAGUE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
URBAN LEAGUE OFFICIAL PLANS S'EECH ON SUNDAY
URBAN LEAGUE HEAO: BLACKS LOST GROUND
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE »LSE "Ets-jolOGy
SEE ALSO "alEIGh/DURham AIRPORT.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO WEATHER. J.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER FORECASTERS
SLAWE DAMAGE ON FUNNEL
REVIEW SET IN 810 RIGGING
HURRICAN SEASON OPENS TOMORROW
TORNADO SAFETY PLAN INADEOUATE
RDU WEATHER ALE'TS fall TO FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS
BUDGET CUTS HURT WARNING SYSTEM BEFORE TORNADOES HIT
MORE EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED
LACK OF »!',»>::, EDUIP"ENT 3-A«£0 fqp TORNADO PROBLEws
SURVIVING MOTHER NATURE
OCTOBER 'HEAT WAVE' IS ONE FOR The books
DECEMBER'S warmth IS BREAKING RECORDS
weather FORECASTS
:•■
N.C. NATIONAL REPORT SAYS
OFFICIALS SAY
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5/D*/B4 C
7/17/84 A
7/20/9* B
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A
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H 2 12/04/84 A 1 N 330
H 2 1/26/8* A 13 N
H 2 */17/3* A 9 N
h 2 10/19/8* A 9 N
S 2 5/11/84 A 10 N
S 2 9/01/84 A 1 N J56
H 2 12/28/8* A 11 N
H 2 1/23/8* A 8 N
h 2 1/30/8* A I p N "5i
4/06/94
5/19/9*
5/31/8*
8/05/84
8/07/84
8/03/94
10/19/84
10/19/94
10/20/84
10/30/84
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J E C T S
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1/14/85
S I T
E L y
C PG L P BVL
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
HUNT AS«S U.S. ACTION ON FARM, WASTE DISPOSAL. PULLUTION FRONTS
CASE AGAINST ACID RAIN SOLID, SAYS WILOLIFE MAN
NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LCADERSHIP IAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
WOMEN'S CAUCUS BACKS MONDALE-F ERR ARO TICKET
NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM
RELAY OPILL
NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
DECISION REFLECTS HERITAGE
JOY TO THE WORLD
FEAT OF CLAY
HOLIDAY HEADACHES?
READY FOR THE JOURNEY
NATIVITY SCENE COMES ALIV1 AT CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
CRESSETT CHRISTMAS STORY - IT'S ALIVE
LIMITING RELIGinUS FREEOOM
THE
NATUPAL (FILM!
ENJOYABLE 'NATURAL' LEAVES SOMETHING MISSING
NATURAL GAS. EXPLORATION
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION
OFFSHORE ORILLING LEGISLATION EXPECTEO
NATUPAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SFE ALSO UTILITY RATES
COMPANIES TO CUT NOVEMBER GAS BILLS
NATURAL GAS PRICES EXPECTED T"l HOLD STEADY
NATUPAL GAS LEAKS
SEE GAS LEAK
NATURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL 'ESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
OUKE FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE
NATURE CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURE CONSFRVANCY
120.000 ACRES GIVEN FOR WILDLIFE REFUGE
NAVAL ACADEMY
ACADEMY EXTREMES
NAVAL ACADEMY SPORTS. FOOTBALL
NAPOLEON'S NAVY SAILS AGAINST UNC
NAVY SINKS HEELS WITH LATE 80MB
THE PLAY: NAVY REOPENS 'FRIEN3LY SKIES'
NAVIGATION
HUNT WANTS OREGON INLET TO RE"AtN OPEN
NAZI PARTY
PROSECUTORS SAY KLANSMEN FIRED FIRST
KLAN TRIAL JURY SFLECTION HALTED BY COURT'S OROER
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES IN KLAN TRIAL
FBI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOTOS F? OM KLAN-NAZI CARAVAN
KLANSMAN DESCRIBES SHOOT-OUT
PASTOR NIEMOLLER REMARKABLE
COURT DOESN'T REVIEW SECRET JJ RY SELECTION
NAZI PARTY. N.C.
PROSECUTORS FIND NEW FVIDENCE FOR KLAN-NAZI SHOOTOUT TRIAL
KLANSMEN, NAZIS TO GO ON TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SECURITY TIGHT
COURT UPHOLDS SECRECY OROER I>J KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
LAWYERS ATTACK SECRET JURY SELECTION
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL JUOGE RUNS 'GOOD, TIGHT
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON SECRET JURY
FLANNERY CALLED EXCELLENT JUOGE
FAIR JURY WORTH CAUTION
JUOGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUDING THE KLAN-NAZI TRIAL WITH INK
HEARING SET ON JURY ISSUE
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLOS SECRET JURY OUFSTIONING
SELECTION OF JURORS RESUMES IX SECRET
KLAN TRIAL DECISION AWAITED
N.C. PAPERS AWAIT RULING ON SECRET JURY SELECTION
UPINION BACKS SECRET JURY SELECTION
JURY IS SELECTED TO HEAR TRIAL OF KLANSMEN, NAZIS
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
PROSECUTORS CITE HATRED IN DEATHS AT ANTI-KLAN RALLY
LAWYER'S ILLNESS FORCES TRIAL POSTPONEMENT
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL POSTPONED OUE TO ILLNESS OF LAWYER
JUOGE SAYS TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE - FOR A PRICE
FORMER KLANSMAN FILES TO WITHORAU PLEA
GOVERNMENT TO FIGHT BID BY WITNESS TO WITHDRAW AGREEMENT IN KLAN TRIAL
FBI AGENT IDENTIFIES PHOTOS OF KLAN AND NAZI CARAVAN
ANALYST PINPOINTS FIRST SHOT
FBI EXPFRT SAYS SHERER FIRED FIRST SHOT AT RALL»
SHERER BEGINS TESTIMONY IN KLANSMEN, NAZIS TRIAL
SHERER SAYS HE WAS CONFUSED A8 OUT N'IMBEP OF SHOTS HE FIRED
KLANSMAN SAYS 'SNIPER ATTACK' WAS OISCUSSEO
FORMER KLANSMAN SAYS HE WAS LJOKING FOR ' GOOO FISTFIGHT"
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES SHERER F I Re 0 THREE SHOTS
FEDERAL AGENT TESTIFIES HE INFILTRATEn NAZI PARTY
AGENT: KLANSMEN SAID THEY WOULD NOT TAKE GUNS
OETECTIVE SAYS INFORMANT LEO =OLICE WRONG
PROSECUTORS, DEFENSE SPAR OVER WITNESS IN KLAN TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SHEDS LIGHT ON GROJP
KLAN TRIAL WITNESSES SHOW DIFFERENT WORLD
POLICEMAN DESCRIBES LOW PROFILE AT CWP RALLY
WITNESS SAYS HE COULD NOT IDENTIFY MAN WHO FIREO FIRST
ILLNESS DEALYS MORE TESTIMONY
PHOTOGRAPHER SAYS HE WAS MISTAKEN FOR POLICEMAN AT RALLY IN GREENSBORO
CAMERA MAN SAYS HE HAS NIGHTMARES ABOUT 197') RALLY
WITNESS: KLANSMAN SAIO, "I GOT THREE OF THEM'
WOMAN SAYS DEMONSTRATORS PROTECTED UNBORN BABY FROM SHOTS
OOCTOR TESTIFIES GUNSHOTS FIREO AT RALLY DIDN'T HURT. ..BABY
CONFRONTATION AT CHINA GROVE 3ETWEEN KLAN, CWP DESCRIBED
OFFICER SAYS GUN CASES WERE II CAR NEAR SHOOTOUT
JUOGE VIEWS VIDEOTAPES OF SHOOTINGS
PROSECUTOR REFUSAL DEFENDED
JURY BEGINS VIEWING VIDEOTAPES OF SHOOTINGS AT RALLY
BERMANZOHN DESCRIBES BEING SHOT
SHIP-
SELECTION
3/18/84 B
3/25/84 A
H 2 9/24/84 B
S 2 7/19/84 E 5 P P T37
s
H
H
s
H
s
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3/13/84
3/23/84
9/16/64
11/06/84
11/27/64
11/27/64
12/14/84
12/27/64
A
A
E
A
C
C
0
A
4
4
1
4
3
1
7
4
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M66
C60
W66
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5/18/84
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4
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S66
S
2
10/10/84
C
10
N
2 10/31/84 A
2 12/29/84 C
S 2 12/03/64 C
H 2 3/16/64 A
S 2 5/23/84 A
N
N B81
H 2
H 2
S 2
9/15/84 B ? P N C52
1/16/84 C I P N 071
9/17/84 D 3 P U 019
S 2 1/27/84 A
1/07/84
1/14/84
1/23/84
1/27/84
3/03/64
3/10/84
10/02/94
1/07/84
1/09/84
1/10/64
1/11/84
1/12/84
1/12/84
1/13/84
1/13/84
1/14/84
1/15/94
1/16/84
1/17/84
1/18/84
l/la/64
1/19/84
1/20/84
1/21/84
1/24/94
1/24/64
1/24/94
1/25/64
1/25/64
1/26/54
1/27/84
1/28/84
1/28/84
1/31/84
2/01/84
2/02/84
2/03/84
2/04/64
2/08/84
2/09/84
2/10/64
2/1 1/84
2/13/84
2/13/84
2/13/84
2/14/B4
2/15/84
2/16/84
2/17/64
2/19/84
2/22/94
2/23/»4
2/24/84
2/25/84
2/28/84
2/29/84
2/29/84
3/01/64
3/02/84
5
2
2
15
1
1
11
5
1
13
I
15
2
1 3
2
5
14
5
13
10
7
5
3
2
3
5
10
10
5
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 430
1/14/95
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAH, N.C.. HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURhax
MHrtEHEAO hill: 100-VE\R-0LD u~ IGHBORHOOO TO BE SALUTED
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION POSSIBLE IE SALE MADE
JOHN FLOWERS a LEADER IN PRESERVATION EFFORTS
oistrict in r0x90r0 approved
national resfarch council's graduate fellowship evaluation
4 stuoents receive fellowships
national rifle association
see also gun control
see also guns
gun lobby flexes "uscle on ■ c3 p killer' bullets
knox charges that eomisten passed buck
election complaints going to jake district attorney
eddie knox: control cime. not guns
knox criticizes edhisten over nra endorsement
firearms proposal: abusive or reasonable?
wake ju»y inoicts nra over election letters
knox sign shot into pieces by members of the nra (cartoon1
campaign flyer probe to continue
nra pleads not guilty
juoge oisuisses case against ira
fec charges against nra oismisseo
national right to work committee
see right-to-work law
national school boards association
30ard trips unjustified
national science foundation
see also science. research
s258.316 granted
unc gets funds for chlorine study
national socialist party of n.c.
see nazi party, n.c.
national sports festival
see also basketball
see also sports (general)
triangle could get sports festival in '86
usoc taking further look at tjiangle for sports festival
triangle bios for sports festival
city considers funds fo° sports festival
panel wants sports festival
city supports sports cest
track heritage an edge in bid for sports festival
let's make pitch for games
public safety to be aired
triangle area 5uitable for pre-olympic event
•67 sports festival lanoeo
toiangle gets 1987 sports festival
time a big advantage in planning sports fest
festival provides top showcase for u.s. athletes
here's what to expect as games take shape
sports festival is a major cojp for triangle
sports event triangle plum
sports festival gets s50.000 donation
national teachers examination
see also professional examination
see also teacher education
see also teachers. n.c.
see also teachers. u.s.
teacher test won't work
national theater of the deaf
see also oeaf
deaf actors can perform it all
national tobacco education council
see also tobacco
tobacco group formed
national toxicology program
see also chemicals
see also ha2aroous materials
see also toxicology
chemical test data heaoeo for durham
national transportation safety boa* d
see also safety
see also transportation
ruling is issued in airplane crash
train crash is blamed on 'human failjres'
error may have causeo crash that killed eomisten strategist
national transportation week
see also transportation
transportation week will 9egiv on monoay
national trust for historic preservation
see also restoration ano preservation
durham meeting to focus on upsraoing downtown
national urban land program
unc gets money for urban courses
national urban league
see also blacks. u.s.
see also growth management planning
urban league official plans s' eech on sunday
urban league head: blacks lost ground
national weather service
see also meteorology
see also raleigh/durham airport, weather forecasts
see also weather, durham
see also weather, n.c.
see also weather, u.s.
see also weather forecasters
blame damage on funnel
review set in bio rigging
hurrican season opens tomorrow
tornaoo safety plan inadequate in n.c, national
rdu weather ale»ts fall to federal budget cuts
budget cuts hurt warning system before tornadoes
more emergency help needed
lack of manpower, equipment beamed for tornaoo problems
surviving mother nature
OCTOBER 'HEAT WAVE' IS ONE FOR ThE ROOKS
DECEMBER'S WARMTH IS BREAKING RECOROS
4/22/84
5/04/8".
7/17/84
7/20/84
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5/05/94
A
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A
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6/12/84
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11/01/84
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H 2 4/13/8* A 4
H 2 3/02/84 B 4
S 1 3/02/84 C 1
3/03/84
3/08/84
3/09/94
3/08/94
3/09/84
3/09/84
3/10/84
3/13/94
3/10/84
8/02/94
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/30/94
U/Dl/84
11/01/84
11/01/84
11/02/84
12/14/84
N K90
N S51
N K90
E
E
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S 2 9/01/84 A 4 E
H 2 2/24/84 D 1 P F W66
H 1 3/21/84 9 1 N
H 2 12/04/84 A 1 N B30
H 2 1/26/84 A 13
H 2 4/17/34 A 9
H 2 10/19/84 A 3
S 2 5/11/84 A 10 N
S 2 9/01/84 A 1 N J56
H 2 12/28/84 All N
H 2 1/23/84 A 8 N
H 2 1/30/84 A I P N M5i
H 2
4/06/84 A
1 N A54
H 2
5/19/94 B
[ N 046
S 2
5/31/84 A
1 N S80
REPORT SAYS
H 2
9/05/84 B
3 N
S 2
8/07/84 A
I N
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NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE FEOERAMDN
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
HUNT ASKS U.S. ACTION ON FARM, WASTE DISPOSAL. POLLUTION FRONTS
CASE AGAINST ACID RAIN SOLID. SAYS WILDLIFE MAN
NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP IAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
WOMEN'S CAUCUS BACKS MONOALE-F ERR ARO TICKET
NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM
RELAY DRILL
NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
DECISION REFLECTS HERITAGE
JOY TO THE WORLD
FEAT OF CLAY
HOLIOAY HEADACHES?
READY FOR THE JOURNFY
NATIVITY SCENE COMES ALIV=
CRESSETT CHRISTMAS STORY -
LIMITING RELIGIOUS FREEOOM
AT CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
IT' S ALIVE
THE
NATUPAL (FILMI
ENJOYABLE 'NATURAL'
LEAVES SOMETHING MISSING
NATURAL GAS. EXPLORATION
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION
OFFSHORE DRILLING LEGISLATION EXPECTEO
NATUPAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SFE ALSO UTILITY RATES
COMPANIES TO CUT NOVEMBER GAS BILLS
NATURAL GAS PRICES EXPECTEU n HOLD STEAOY
NATURAL GAS LEAKS
SEE GAS LEAK
NATURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL 'ESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
OUKE FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE
NATURE CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURE CONSFRVANCY
WO. OOO ACRES GIVEN FOR WILDLIFE REFUGE
NAVAL ACADEMY
ACADEMY EXTREMES
NAVAL ACAOEMY SPORTS. FOOTBALL
NAPOLEON'S NAVY SAILS AGAINST UNC
NAVY SINKS HEELS WITH LATE eOMB
THE PLAY: NAVY REOPENS 'FRIENDLY SKIES'
NAVIGATION
HUNT WANTS OREGON INLET TO RE*AtN OPEN
NAZI PARTY
PROSECUTORS SAY KLANSMEN FIRED FIRST
KLAN TRIAL JURY SFLECTION HALTED BY COURT'S ORDER
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES IN KLAN TRIAL "»
FBI AGENT IOENTIFIES PHOTOS F? OM KLAN-NAZI CARAVAN
KLANSMAN DESCRIBES SHOOT-OUT
PASTOR NIEMOLLER REMARKABLE
COURT DOESN'T REVIEW SECRET JJ RY SELECTION
NAZI PARTY, N.C.
PROSECUTORS FIND NEW FVIDENCE FOR KLAN-NAZI SHOOTOUT TRIAL
KLANSMEN, NAZIS TO GO ON TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SECURITY TIGHT
COURT UPHOLDS SECRECY ORDER II KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
LAWYERS ATTACK SECRET JURY SELECTION
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL JUOGE RUNS 'GOOD. TIGHT SHIP-
COURT PANEL STAYS RULING ON S!CRET JURY SELECTION
FLANNERY CALLED EXCELLENT JUDGE
FAIR JURY WORTH CAUTION
JUOGE AS OCTOPUS CLOUDING THE KLAN-NAZI TRIAL WITH INK
HFARING SET ON JURY ISSUE
U.S. COURT PANEL UPHOLOS SECRET JURY OUFSTIONING
SELECTION OF JU»ORS RESUMES U SECRET
KLAN TRIAL DECISION AWAITED
N.C. PAPERS AWAIT RULING ON SECRET JURY SELECTION
UPINION BACKS SECRET JURY SELECTION
JURY IS SELECTEO TO HEAR TRIAL OF KLANSMEN, NAZIS
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
PROSECUTORS CITE HATREO IN DEATHS AT ANTI-KLAN RALLY
LAWYER'S ILLNESS FORCES TRIAL POSTPONEMENT
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL POSTPONED DUE TO ILLNESS OF LAWYER
JUDGE SAYS TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE - FOR A PRICE
FORMER KLANSMAN FILES TO WITHDRAW PLEA
GOVERNMENT TO FIGHT BID BY WITNESS TO WITHDRAW AGREEMENT IN KLAN TRIAL
FBI AGENT IOENTIFIES PHOTOS OF KLAN AND NAZI CARAVAN
ANALYST PINPOINTS FIRST SHOT
FBI EXPERT SAYS SHERER FIRED FIRST SHOT AT RALLY
SH£R£R BEGINS TESTIMONY IN KLANSMEN, NAZIS TRIAL
SHERER SAYS HE WAS CONFUSED A30UT N'lMBEP OF SHOTS HE FIRED
KLANSMAN SAYS 'SNIPER ATTACK' WAS DISCUSSED
FORMER KLANSMAN SAYS HE WAS L30KING FOR • GOOO FISTFIGHT"
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES SHERER F I R" 0 THREE SHOTS
FEDERAL AGENT TESTIFIES HE INFILTRATEn NAZI PARTY
AGENT: KLANSMEN SAIO THEY WOULD NOT TAKE GUNS
OETECTIVE SAYS INFORMANT LEO "OLICE WRONG
PROSECUTORS, DEFENSE SPAR OVER WITNESS IN KLAN TRIAL
KLAN TRIAL SHEDS LIGHT ON GROJP
KLAN TRIAL WITNESSES SHOW DIFFERENT WORLD
POLICEMAN OESCRIBES LOW PROFILE AT CWP RALLY
WITNESS SAYS HE COULD NOT IDENTIFY MAN WHO FIRED FIRST
ILLNESS DEALYS MORE TESTIMONY
PHOTOGRAPHER SAYS HE WAS MISTAKEN FOR POLICEMAN AT RALLY IN GREENSBORO
CAMERA MAN SAYS HE HAS NIGHTMARES ABOUT 1979 RALLY
WITNESS: KLANSMAN SAIO, M GOT THREE OF THEM'
WOMAN SAYS DEMONSTRATORS PROTECTED UNBORN BABY FROM SHOTS
DOCTOR TESTIFIES GUNSHOTS F I RE 0 AT RALLY DIDN'T HURT. ..BABY
CONFRONTATION AT CHINA GROVE BETWEEN KLAN, CWP OESCRIBEO
OFFICER SAYS GUN CASES WERE I >l CAR NEAR SHOOTOUT
JUDGE VIEWS VIDEOTAPES OF SH03TINGS
PROSECUTOR REFUSAL DEFENDED
JURY BEGINS VIEWING VIDEOTAPES OF SHOOTINGS AT RALLY
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SUBJECTS
EXCFRPTS OF TESTIMONY FROM KL1NSMAN TELLS A»OUT FIGHT FOR GUN
JURORS DISLIKED ALL IN KLAN-NAZI TRIiL
wIFE OF SLAIN DFMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES
MAN SAYS HE SHOT TWICE DURING '79 ANTI-KLAN RALLY
STATE»ENTS BY WITNESS CHALLENGED IN KLAN TRIAL
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL "END IN SIGHT'
COU°T OENIES REHEARING ON GAG ORDER
PROSECUTORS may FINISH THEIR CASE NEXT WEEK
PROSECUTION NEARLY COMPLETE-1
TESTIMONY GIVEN ABOUT SHOTGUN SHELLS
NEW EVIDENCF IS PRODUCED AT K. AN trial
POLICE INFORMANT TESTIFIES
PROSECUTION RESTS IN KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
U.S. JUDGE RULES EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT FOR KLAN-NAZI CASE TO GO TO JURY
JUOGE SCREENS VIDEOTAPES OF CHINA GROVE CONFRONTATION
WITNESS 0ESCRI3ES CWP INTERVENTION
WITNESS TESTIFIES OEMONSTRATO) SAIO HF. WOULD 9E READY FOR KU KL'JX KLAN
DEMONSTRATOR SAYS SHE FIRED AT LEAST ONCE
MAN SAYS CwP MEMBERS DISCUSSEO CARRYING GUNS
KLAN LEAOER TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE
KLAN LEAOER SAYS HE »AS 'SCAREO TO DEATH- AT RALLY
KLAN CHIEF CITES HIS OPPOSITION TO COMMUNISM
KLANSMAN SAYS HE DIDN'T PLAN '0 JSE WEAPONS AT 1979 RALLY
KLANSMAN SAYS HE FIRED ONLY AT PEOPLE AIMING GUNS AT HIM
FORMER NAZI SAYS FEAR GUIDED HIM
KLANSMAN OENIFS BOMB PLOT
KLANSMAN TESTIFIES: "I THOUGHT I WAS DEAD'
JUDGE BLOCKS WITNESS IN KLAN 1 NO NAZI TRIAL
DEFENSE RESTS IN KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
JURY MAY GET KLAN-NAZI TRIAL *EXT WEEK
TESTIMONY ENDS IN KLAN-NAZI T3IAL
PROSECUTORS SAY RACIAL HATRED LED TO RALLY SLAYINGS
COMMUNISTS SPARKEO VIOLENCE AT ANTI-KLAN RALLY, LAWYER SAYS
DEFENSE HOLDS COMMUNISTS FROVKED FIGHT AT 1979 RALLY
LAWYER TELLS COURT HIS CLIENT FIREO IN SELF-DEFENSE DURING 1979 RALLY
JUDGE ORDERS JURORS TO BEGIN OELIBERATING IN KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
ALL 9 ACQUITTED IN KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
TRIAL'S COST SEEN TOPPINT SI MILLION
KLAN-NAZI VERDICT BRINGS RELIEF AND PROTESTS
LEARNING FROM TRAGEDY
CWP, STUDENTS PROTEST ACQUITTAL
KLAN, NAZIS MAY BE BACK IN COJRT AGAIN
KLAN VE»DICT NO CAUSE FOR JOY, DISAPPOINTMENT
AGENCIES OROPPEO FROM SUIT
JACKSON DENOUNCES KLAN-NAZI ACQUITTAL
KLAN VERDICT REVIVES 'DARK AGES'
KLAN VERDICTS HAILtD AT RALLY AS '1ST VICTORY'
ENOUGH CF KLAN TRIAL
the DANGER OF PREJUDICE
COMMUNISTS SAY TRIAL VERDICT 4 AS A THREAT
GREENSBORO DEATHS: IT WAS NO 'FAIR FIGHT'
STATE SHOULD FIGHT TERRORISM IN N.C.
PROTEST MARCH PLANNEO IN GREEVSBORO
MARCH TO BE SATURDAY
GROUP ASKS PROTEST OF KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
100 GATHER IN GREENSBORO TO PROTEST KLAN ACOUITTALS
RALLY PROTEST KLAN VEROICT
JUOGE RULES SHERER CAN'T WITHDRAW PLEA
GREENSBORO GROUP FILES OOCUMENTS DISPUTING FEDERAL AGENT'S STATEMENT
INVESTIGATION RULING REVERSED BY COURT
MAN DISMISSED FROM CIVIL LAWSJIT
INFORMANT SAYS HE TRIED TO STOP RALLY
JUDGE OENIES BIO TO CHANGE FEDERAL JURY SELECTION SYSTEM
FACTS COUNT, NOT FEELINGS
PLAINTIFFS IN SUIT TO RECEIVE DOCUMENTS
ADMINISTRATION OEFENOS SECRET JURY SELECTION IN H.C. CASE
TODAY IS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF KLAN-NAZI SHOOTnuT
AFTER FIVE YEARS SHOOTOUG LINGERS AS family TRAGEDY
2 DEFENDANTS AOOEO TO SUIT 0V5 R SHOOTOUT
SHERER RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE
TRANSCRIPTS OF TRIAL WILL BE OESTROVEO
HFLMS-MUNT, TORNADOES ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOR 1984
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
NEAL NAMES HONOR ROLL
JUNIOR HGH TO PRESENT "MY FAIJ LAOY'
NFAL RELEASES HONOR ROLL
DEDICATE SHRINE
STUDENTS ARE NAMED TO NEAL HOI OR ROLLS
FIRST QUARTER HONOR STUDENTS AT NEAL LISTED
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO AGREES TO RENT LAND TO REDWOOD FIRE OEPT.
NEAR MISSES
SEE AIRPLANES.
"NEAR MISSES"
NEARLY NEW SHOPPc
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MFDICINE. FACULTY WIVES
SHOP VOLUNTEERS HONORED
NEARLY NEW PROCEEDS PASS fl MILLION MARK
NEARSIGHTEDNESS
SFE ALSO EYES
SURGERY FOR NEARSIGHTFDNESS STILL CONTROVFRS I AL
NEW OPERATION TO CORRECT NEARSIGHTEDNESS NOT FOOLPROOF
STUDY SAIO TO ENCOURAGE CONTROVERSIAL EYE SURGERY
CHARLOTTE DOCTOR SAYS OPERATION TO CORRECT NEARSIGHTEDNESS WON'T.
NEBRASKA
N.C. man GETS NEB. POST
NEBRASKA BAN ON LEAD COULD PROVE TO 3E OMEN
NEBRASKA GUV. VISITS OURHAM
NECKTIES
SEE ALSO EOHUL CO.
wINOSORPhILIa GETS
EM BY THE THROAT
NEEDLEPOINT
SEE ALSO CROSS STITCH
N.C. WOMEN HELP CREATE JUDY CJ
ICAGO'S 'BIRTH PROJECT'
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COMMUNITY OEVFLTPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY OEVE.OPMENT ^UNUS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. OURHAM
GROUP IMPROVES HOUSING
SALVATION ARMY CENTER RENOVATION IS PLANNEO
HOME REHABILITATION PROGRAM SHIFTS TO EAST FNO COMMUNITY
CITY GETS 11.6 MILLION BLOCK GRANT FROM HUD
CITY MOUSING GROUP HONORED
NEIGHBORHOODS
SEE ALSO WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORIES COMPILEO
STUDY SUGGESTS MIXEO USE OF LAND ATTRACTS CRIMINALS
COMMUNITY DESIGN COULD AFFECT CRIME
STUOV-. CRIME UP IN MIXEO ZONES
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S U B J E C
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE AREA CITI7ENS OPPOSE ZONING CHANGES
INSIDE
NELLO L. IEEP CO.
SEE ALSO KOPPERS CO. INC.
SEE ALSO ROMEO GUEST ASSOCIATES. INC.
TEER RETIRES FROM COMPANY
DAM PROJECT BIDDING MAY MEET TBJECTIONS
TEER BUYS COMFORT ENGINEERS
TEER GETS NEW 1-40 CONTRACT
BOARO TO CONSIOER HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
NEK U.S. 501 SECTION OPEN PART-TIME
NELLO L. TEER ENGINEERING LIPRARY
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
BUILDING DEDICATED AT OUKE
TEER ENGINEERING LIBRARY OEDICATEO
ARTIST'S NAME OMITTED
SISTER GAVE TEER PORTRAIT
NEPAL
HEPF'S HOME
NETHERLANDS
GREENHOUSE KEEPS HIM BUSY
CHARGES WANTED AGAINST H0LLAN1 FOR PORNOGRAPHY
NETTLES
LIFELONG POET: HER 2ND BOOK, 'NETTLES," IS OUT; SHE'S WRITING 3R0
NEUROLEPTICS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DRUG USE DANGER CITED
NEUSE RIVER
SEE ALSO FALLS LAKE
TOUGH LAWS, MONEY NEEDED TO CLEAN WATER, PANEL TOLO
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTROL OF WATERSHEDS REVIEWED
NEUSE ALGAE PROMPTS 0ESIGNATI3N STUDY
CAR FOUND
NEVER CRY WOLF (FILMI
•NEVER CRY WOLF' IS CAPTIVATING
•WOLF' EXHILARATING FAMILY FARE
NEVIS, WEST INDIES
IN HIS MIND, OLD MILL THROBS TO LIFE AGAIN
NEW BE"N, N.C.
MARCH IS 'CANAOIAN OAYS'
COLT CONSIDERS MOVING PLANT T3 N.C.
NEW DIRECTIONS EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
OUKE PSYCHIATRIST, ASSOCIATE TO BEGIN NEW CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
NEW OURHAM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
OURHAM PROGRAM SEEKS NEW RESIDENTS
SANFORD, HILL HEADING 'NEW OURHAM' DRIVE
DURHAM BEGINS TO REBUILD IMAGC
NEW UURHAM "LAN OETAILS UNVEILED
CHAMBER ENVISIONS 'NEW DURHAM'
•NEW DURHAM' SHOULD BE PROUD OF PAST, TOO
•NEW DURHAM' SHOULD PUSH PLANNING
BUILDING AN IMAGE
NEW DURHAM PROGRAM GETS GOOD <=IRST RESPONSE
NEW DURHAM? SEVERAL OLD PROBLEMS NEEO ATTENTION FIRST
NFW DURHAM PLEDGES REACH NEARLY 1500,000
EUND-RAI SERS
NFW DURHAM CAMPAIGN GETS $490,000 IN PLEOGES
•NEW DURHAM1 OFF TO GOOD START
NEW DURHAM STARTS FAST
NEW OURHAM DRIVE UP TO 1600,030
NFw DURHAM PROGRAM GETS BnOST
DURHAM HAS NOT TRIED TO COMPETE WITH RALEIGH
DURHAM CHALLENGED TO SEEK MORE THAN EXPANSION 'CRUMBS'
CHAMBFR UFFICIAL SAYS OURHAM SHOULD COMPETE VIGOROUSLY
DOWNTOWN DURHAM CIVIC CENTER 'UNREALISTIC
NEW DURHAM FUND HITS tBOO.OOO MARK
NEW DURHAM ORIVE REACHES 1800,000
CHAMBER OFFICIAL URGES PLANNE3 GROWTH
NEW OURHAM SUCCESS SHOWS FAITH IN FUTURE
FINAL FUN-RAISING PUSH UNOER JAY FOR NEW OURHAM
NEW OURHAM TOPS H.2 MILLION 30AL
PROGRAM PROMOTING OURHAM REACHES GOAL OF II. 2 MILLION
AIMING HIGH PAYS OFF
NEW DURHAM EFFORT A VOTF OF CONFIDENCE
CENTER HOTEL COULD BE PLACED NEAR HIGHWAY
OURHAM EXPERIENCES ATTITUOE RENAISSANCE
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
NEW HAMPSHIRE
HART'S SHOWING SURPRISE,
THANKS, NEW HAMPSHIRE
BUT >EAGAN'S REMARKABLE
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, N.C.
POLLUTION SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
NEW HANOVER READY FOR ORBITING TEACHER
NEW HANOVER COUNTY SCHOOLS
TEEN WHO SHOT HIMSELF AT SCH03L FILES «350,000 SUIT
NEW HANOVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WILMINGTON HOSPITAL PLANS RAT= CUT
NEW HOPE AUDUBON SOCIETY
AUDUBON SPONSORS CAMP SCHOLARSHIP
AUDUBON HIKES PLANNED
AUDUBON SOCIETY DONATES MONEY. MATERIALS TO SCHOOLS
NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILROAD
SEE ALSO RAILROAOS, N.C.
CASEY JONES LIVES ON
NEW HORIZONS PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION.
SEE FAIR HOUSING ACT
NEW JERSEY
THE PITS IN LUNACY
BROKERS SCALPING CONCERT TICK=TS
NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE
"NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
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SUBJECTS
DURHAM HAN IS LINKED TO BLACK LIBERATION ARMY
VAN USED IN KILLING BORROWED IN DURHAM
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
PASSING PARAOE
NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE CENTER OF DURHAM
SPARE STYLE/HUMAN HAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NEW OANCES
NEW PERFORMING^ PERFORMANCE 3ETTFR THAN EVER
DURHAM DANCERS ENTERTAINING. THOUGHTFUL. RICH
FREE YOUTH DANCE SHOWCASE IS PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
NEW RED MOUNT
THIEVES
NEW RIVER
MARINES
AIN 8APT 1ST CHURCH
DAMAGE BAPTIST CHURCH
CONSIDER PUTTING GATES ACROSS WATERWAY
NEW VINEYAOOS
NEW VINEYARDS: CHURCH PROGRAM BRINGS UNEMPLOYED WORKERS F"OM PENN.
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TO BAR LANDINGS BY ULTRALIGHT CRAFT
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NEW YORK CITY
SEE ALSO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
AOVICE TO BLEEOING HEARTS
DOGGING NEW YORK
NEW YORK METS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
THE METS' BIG BLUNDERS
AMAZIN' MEMORIES REVISITEO WITH NEW NETS' SUCCESSES
NEW YORK POST (NEWSPAPER!
FAMILY ISSUE A NON-STORY
NEW YORK TIMES INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
•NEW YORK TIMES' JOINS DUKE J3URNALISM PROGRAM
NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
MATTINGLY VS. WINFIELO: THE TALK WAS DONE ON THE FIELD
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NEWS ANO OBSERVER
SEE RALEIGH NEWS ANO OBSEPVER IV.6WSPAPERI
NEWS COVERAGE
PROFESSOR: PRESS HURTS SELF
SOVIETS ARE BREAKING THE MISSILE RULES
DOUBLE STANDARD STILL EXISTS
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HING IN THE NEWS 3E5HES POLITICS! (CARTOON!
DVISER TREAKS SILENCE. BLASTS PRESS
■PRESS FIGHT OPENS SO* E DOORS
DISCUSS ELECTION COVERAGE
FAR WILL THE 'MEOIA' GO FOR A STORY?
NEWS STORIES. 1983. DURHAM
1983 CALLED GREAT YEAH FOR BUSINESS IN DURHAM
JANUARY INSIGHT
AVERY TRIAL TOPPED '83 COURT "1RAMA
CIVIC CENTER BEATS OUT CITY ELECTION AS TOP STORY
NEWS STORIES.
■3 3 N.C.
1983. N.C.
WEATHER SET MANY MAR< S
NEWS STORIES. 1983. U.S.
•83: DRUGS. DOLLARS C LAWYERS HEAD SPORTS' PARAOE OF STARS...
NEWS STORIES. 1984, DURHAM
1984: A RE1RUSPECT IVE LOOK AT DURHAM AND THE STATE BY V.C. ROGERS
4 OEPARTING LEADERS HEAO TOP STORIES FOR DURHAM IN 1984
NEWS STORIES. 1984. N.C.
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1984: 4 RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT OURHAM ANO THE STATE BY V.C. ROGERS
BAkFIELO EXECUTION ATTRACTED ^ORLOWIOE NOTICE
HUTCHINS EXECUTION ENOEO 22-Y=AR HIATUS
FUGITIVES FRO" TENNESSEE LEFT BFHINO A TRAIL OF OEATH
GOP SWEEP LEADS TO REASSESSMENTS
NORTH CAROLINA SENATE RACE SET NATIONAL ANO STATE RECORDS
VIRGINIA PRISON EXCAPEES TERRORIZED N.C. RESIDENTS
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED BY TE"OCRATIC DEFECTIONS
OIANA'S DESTRUCTION WAS SEVERE i NOT AS PAD AS HAZEL
ANOTHER YEAR NOTEO...
1984 HAS BEEN A GOOD EXHIBIT YEAR
SENATE RACE VOTED TOP N.C. STORY OF 1984
HELMS-HUNT, TORNAOOES ARE TOP NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FOR 1984
NEKS STORIES. 1984. U.S.
FUGITIVES FROM TENNESSEE LEFT BEHIND A TRAIL OF DEATH
NEWSOME GRAHAM HEORICK BRYSON KENNON C FAISON (LAW FIRM)
AIRPORT RETAINS DURHAM LAWYERS
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
KLAN LEADER SUES PAPERS CONTENOS AO WAS REFUSED
•TESTIMONY TO FAITH1 SEEN AS DANGEROUS
LIBERTY A PRECIOUS FREEDOM
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NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
CARRIERS HONORED
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CARRIERS HONORED
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CARRIER OF THE MONTH
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TEACHERS. TAKE NOTE I ADV EP T I SE MENT 1
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REAGAN'S ATTEMPT TO LIMIT PRESS HIT
NEWSPAPERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CAROLINA TIMES (NEWSPAPER!
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SEE ALSO REPORTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN NEWSPAPE
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON MORNIN
FAIR JURY WORTH CAUTION
THE CASE AGAINST JUNKETS
INDIAN NEWSPAPER BATTLES
COURT UPHOLDS OISMISSAL
2 GREENSBORO NEWSPAPERS
LARGE PRINT BOOKS. NEWSP
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N.C. BUSINESSMAN AODRESS
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALE
SENATOR'S WARNING LETTER
AFTER THE OEAOLINE: TAR
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NEWSWEEK (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO MAGAZ INES
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS TV ADS IN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
NEWTON. N.C.
NEWTON TAKES POWER FIGHT TO COURT
NEWTON INSTRUMENT CO.
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subjects
P«GE 496
1/14/95
british, indian oance spotlighted
the next step...
the next step...
live turkey to debut on festival stage
nicaragua
religious group sfeks peace f> r nicaragua
nicaragua fighting oiseases
tar heel votes
best performance in a subverting role: the cia in nicaragua icartoon)
u.s. said target of nicaragua* communists
reagan holoing mine icartooni
mininc harbors an act of war
protest scheouleo
a political disaster
reagan. carter agreed on sanoinistas
president reagan wrong in nicaragua. el salvador
3ritt says human rights improving in el salvaoor
administration overreacting to red scare
group seeks peace in central america
yako sale today to help nicaraguans
professor: plane protest may eE prelude to action
PRESITENTIAL SPOKESMAN SPEAKES "BRIEFING" THE PRESS ICARTOONI
THE SaNOANISTAS ATTACK REAGAN. ..ICARTOONI
REAGAN HEATING UP LATIN AMERICAN WARS
NICARAGUA: U.S. IS BECOMING A BULLY
STOP THE WAR IN NICARAGUA
NICARAGUAN ELECTIONS
NICARAGUAN MIG SCARE NOT AT ALL GROUNDLESS
COALITION AIMS ITS AD AT FORT BRAGG TROOPS
NICKNAMES
SEE ALSO NAMES
WHAT'S IN A NAME? JUST ASK PETE 'THE MALTESE' FALCONE
NICOTINE
NICOTINF GUM OFFERS WAY TO SHAKE SMOKING HABIT
SMOKING STUOY CALLED MARKETING TOOL
SMOKE'S BORN - NOT MADE?
NIGER
TWO ACT PROFESSORS GOING TO AFRICA
NIGERIA
STUOENTS PRAISE NIGERIAN TAKEOVER
TRY A TASTE OF NIGERIA
NIGGERHEAD CREEK
CREEK'S NAME STIRS SLACKS' ANSER
NIGHT PEFGPE CHRISTMAS IPOEMI
FAMILY ACT
NIGHTCLUBS
LEGISLATOR SURRENDERS CLUBS'
NIKOLAIS DANCE THEATER
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FRENCH TROUPE TO OPEN WITH A TURKEY
THE LAST STEP
NIKOLAIS DANCERS A BIG HIT
NIKOLAIS TROUPE PRESENTS VISUAL FEAST
LIOUOR LICENSES
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SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM 1911 I
1930'S
OLD CHRISTMAS BRINGS INTANGIBLE GIFT
DUKE MECICAL CENTER'S 'WHODUNITS'
DR. MCDOUGALL - CANNY RATS ANO WHITE CROWS
S 2 1/06/84 B 1 P G
S 2 1/20/94 B 1 P G
S 2 3/09/84 B 1 G
UNC ANO THE '40S
1950'S
000-wOP.
ROCK GOOO '50S Mix
H 2 9/30/84 0 5 P U G33
H 2 11/23/84 0 5 R
•SORRY WE COULDN'T GET TOGETHER IN 1994. .BIG BROTHER' ICARTOONI
1984 — THE YEAR THINGS CHANGED
1984 lORWtLL'S BOOK I
BOOK '1984' PLEADS FOR VIGILANCE
N.C. OBSERVERS have NO FEAR
REREADING ORWELL
STATE SHOULD TIGHTEN REINS ON SNOOPING...
PASSING PARADE
1984 NOT TRAGIC. 'JUST DEPRESSING'
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IU.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN.C. C U.S.I
LAWYER WINS 9TH DISTRICT RACE
9TH OISTRICT CANDIDATES SAY VOTERS HAVE ORAMATIC CHOICE
REPUBLICAN CANOIDATE WINS IN 1 TH CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICT
9TH CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICT CA1DIDATE ASKS FOR RECOUNT
TWO COUNTIES TURN DOWN REQUEST FOR VOTE RECOUNT
CLOSE 9TH DISTRICT RACE CONCEOEO TO REPUBLICAN
9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RACE FINALLY MAOF. OFFICIAL
RECOUNT: THERE OUGHT TO 3E A STATE LAW. ..ON CLOSE VOTES
COULDN'T BEAT VALENTINE. HE JOINS MCMILLAN
NINTH JUDICIAL OISTRIC
JU01CIAL RACES DRAW CANOIOATE-
SIXTH ASSISTANT D.A. SOUGHT IM 9TH OISTRICT
NINTH ST.
PURCHASE OF SHARES IS SOUGHT IN HAYTI
COUNCIL OKS NINTH STREET STUDY
DEVELOPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJECT
INVESTORS SEEK EXPANSION OF E'WIN SQUARE COMPLEX
COUNCIL WILL GET ERWIN SQUARE PLAN
BUILOING TRANSFORMED FROM BEASTLY TO BEAUTIFUL
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12/31/94
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1/01/84
1/05/94
1/09/94
1/24/94
6/14/94
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6/06/84
10/25/94
11/09/94
11/10/94
11/13/84
11/14/84
11/14/94
11/18/34
12/22/84
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12/11/84
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S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
2/09/84
2/21/34
6/05/84
6/06/94
6/06/84
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WHY CAN'T PEOPLE SAY NO'
"NO PREFERENCE" VOTES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTER APATHY
A PRESIDENTIAL 'NO PREFERENCE'
NO-TILL PLANTING
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION. U.S.
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
PLANT CHEMICAL WARFARE MAY BE AID TO FARMERS
H 2 9/01/84 A
H 2 5/07/84 A
H 2 12/20/84 A 16
MONTHLY/A
M N U A L
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 487
1/14/85
PG L P BYL
NOeEL PEACE PRIZE
SEE ALSH AWARDS
SOUTH AFRICA'S MORAL VOICE
FIGHTING FOR A DREAM
NOBEL PRIZES (GENERAL HEAOINGI
U.S. NOBEL PRIZES SCARCE
NOISE POLLUTION
HOH TIMES 00 CHANGE: ENGINE WHISTLE MUZZLED
BABY'S SCREECH, PHONE'S RING: THREAT TO HEARING
OFFICERS HURT MAKING ARREST IN NOISE CASE
BOAT MOTORS REPORTED STOLEN
MALL'S LOUU MUSIC AS BAP AS TEEN'S
SECTION OF OURHAM'S ORDINANCE ON NOISE RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
OFFICIALS WILL MEET ON POSSIBLE CHANGES TO NOISE ORDINANCE
GALLOWAY TOO LENIENT WITH NOISY DEFENDANT
NAACP HEAO UNHAPPY WITH PSO INVESTIGATION
NOLAND CO.
NOLAND REPORTS NET INCOME QUADRUPLED IN FIRST QUARTER
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA
VA. CITY OFFICIAL FACES CHARGE OF GROWING POT
JUSTICE ANTI-PUSING POSITION IS OVEROUE
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN FILES LAWSUIT
WERE RAILROAO LEASES A MISTAKE7
NORFOLK STATE UNIV.
ALMA MATER'S LURE TOOK BAILEY FROM UNION
NORLINA, N.C.
GROUND IS BRUKEN FOR NEW INDUSTRY IN WARREN COUNTY
NORMAN BLOCK REALTORS
83* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES; 62{ TO GIVE BONUSES, GIFTS
NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CORP.
COMPANY TO BUY PLANT IN R0XB030
NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT (MEN'S!
SEE ALSO GOLF
SIGEL. AREA GOLFERS WIN
TWO TAR HEELS REACH SEMIS IN NORTH-SOUTH
LOVE, INMAN BATTLE IN NORTH-SOUTH
LOVE DEFEATS INMAN, WINS NORTH-SOUTH
LOVE OEFEATS INMAN
NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT (WOMEN'S!
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
EAGLE IGNITES ZUCCARELO'S RALLY
PIERSON DODGES DEFEAT
PAGER WINS NORTH-SOUTH
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
SECURITY CONFERENCE CRITICAL TO PEACE
MARINES, SAILORS TO JOIN COMBI NEO NATO EXERCISE
BOOK SAYS NATO CAN STOP SOVIETS
BIGGEST SOVIET MENACE IS COERCION — NATO CHIEF
GENERAL: KEEP FORCES STRONG
MR. CHERNENKO'S STANCE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCTIVE
N.C.
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5/19/84 B
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5/21/84 B
5/21/84 B
5/31/84 B
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COOPERATION RARE BETWEEN N.C. VIRGINIA
N.C, ACCOUNTING METHODS
STATE AUOITOR WANTS SOME CHANGES H 2 5/15/84 A
TOP FINANCIAL OFFICIALS: N.C NEEDS BETTER BOOKKEEPING H 2 5/20/84 A
RENFKOW MAKES SENSE S 2 5/23/84 A
ACCOUNTING LAW POSED FOR VENDING MACHINES H 3 6/01/84 B
N.C, ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO SEPARATION OF POWERS IN GOVERNMENT DOCTRINE
MILLER: FORBID AGENCIES TO MA<E LAW
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN WAITING. ENFOP.CING RULES
HEARING, REVIEW NEEDED FOR STATE AGENCY RULES
MILLER'S BILL ON TARGET
ASSEMBLY HITS SNAG
N.C.. AIRPLANES
SEE N.C, STATE AIRPLANES
N.C, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
SFE ALSO LICENSING BOAROS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
BOARD CUTBACK IN ORDER
MORRIS NAMED TO STATE BOARD
EDUCATION BOARO ELECTION PLAN REJECTED
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REJECTS STATE EDUCATION BOARO ELECTION
INGRAM'S BRIGHT IDEA BASED ON DIM OATA
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN WAITING. ENFORCING RULES
HEARING. REVIEW NEEDED FOR STATE AGENCY RULES
LAWYER REAPPOINTED TO PHARMACY BOARD
WAITING LINE FORMS FOR STATE BOARO APPOINTMENTS
N.C, BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO N.C CLEAN WATER BONDS ACT
SEE ALSO WATER BOND ISSUE
FARM BONOS: N.C. VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF AGRICULTURAL BONO AGENCY
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,100 IN FIRST QUARTER
SENATE GIVES OK TO PARKING OECK
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY ENTERS TRIANGLE BY BUYING CHAPEL HILL, RALEIGH FIRM H 2 8/12/34 0 11
N.C. BONO RATING
SEE ALSO N.C. PEVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C MUNICIPAL BOND IN3EX
TOP FINANCIAL OFFICIALS: N.C NEEDS BETTER BOOKKEEPING H 2
N.C.'S GROWING BONOS USE CONCERNS OFFICIALS H 2
PROTECT STATE'S CREDIT RATING H 2
N.C. BONO INDEX SHOWS NO CHANGE H 2
N.C. BOND INOEX DECLINES H 2
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2
6/29/84 A 11 N
5/20/84 A 1 N 046
5/29/84 A 1 N 046
6/03/84 A 4 E
11/11/84 0 12 C N
12/06/84 0 7 C N
.C. BONDS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONn s
SEE ALSO REFERENOA
N.C.'S GROWING BONOS USE CONCERNS OFFICIALS
PROTECT STATE'S CREOIT RATING
■C.i BOOKS
SEE BOOKS, N.C.
5/29/84 A
6/03/84 A
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INDEX
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SUBJECTS
S
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N.C.. BUDGET
SFE ALSn N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET C3
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEM3LY,
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF BUDGET «
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUOITCRS OF=
SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SC
SEE ALSO USER FEES
$100 MILLION SURPLUS SEEN IN •
N.C. °UOGET OFFICE HOPES FOR S
N.C. EXPECTS TAX SURPLUS IN Jl
STEWART: BUDGET CHANGE DUE IN
BUDGET CHIEF SAYS STATE CAN AF
N.C. REVENUE COLLECTIONS I NC RE
TAX COLLECTIONS ARE UP IN N.C.
TEACHER PAY RAISE FACTOR LOOKS
N.C. EXPECTED TO FALL SHORT 0=
MORE "ONEY IS URGED FOR PARKS.
FEOERAL MONEY FOR N.C. FALLS $
METHOD SOUGHT TO RAISE N.C. US
HUNT WANTS 1300 MILLION FOR SC
ARTS ADVOCATES SHOOTING FOR $2
TIME FOR N.C. LEGISLATURE TO 3
STATE AUDITOR WANTS SOME CHANG
SOME N.C. AGENCIES CRITICIZED
STUDY PANEL RECOM"ENOS 510 MIL
BUDGET SESSION HELO IN SECRET
SFCRET SESSIONS SHOULD RAISE '
RENFROW MAKES SENSE
HUNT WILL REQUEST IDS PAY INC
HUNT PROPOSES 15* PAY HIKE F0>
PLAN WOULD RAISE TEACHE' " AY 1
ASSEMBLY HAS MILLIONS TO SPENT
WORK ON BUOGET STILL SECRET
N.C. BUDGET ADDITIONS ARE PROP
$225 MILLION 'BET- PART OF N.:
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE $19 MILLI3
PANEL MULLS AREA PROJECTS: GEN
ROYALL: TRIM SHOPPING LIST
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SETTLE ON
CURRENT FUNDING LEVELS ENDO'SE
N.C. INTANGIBLES TAX PHASEOUT
INTANGIBLES TAX PHASEOUT UP FO
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL OKS $4.4
WATKINS: KEEP SESSION SHORT
SENATE STALLS BUOGET AOtMTIONS
STATE SENATE APPROVES INTERSTS
$7.1 "ILL10N STATE BUDGET HARV
PHOSPHATES BILL MAY NOT WASH
STATE BUDGET PLANS INCLUDE TR!
MOST BIOTECHNOLOGY FUNDING W IL
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SLAM OUNK
BUDGET RULES. COURT FUNDS OKO
HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON INTANGIBL
SUMMER'S EXPENSIVE GA«ES
CELEBRATION COSTS N.C. $13 MI'.
A 513-MILLION ANNIVERSARY
IN THIS STATE PROGRAM. GOOD 13
MARTIN PUSHES FOR TAX CUTS
BUOGET REOUESTS OIametric TO "
ASSEMBLY LEADERS FEAR FEOERAL
GOV. HUNT'S LAST BUDGET FEaTU'
HUNT REPORTEO ASKING 5* STATE
LOBBYISTS PREPARE THEIR APPEA.
HUNT OFFERS $16.6 BILLION BUDS
SALARIES. SCHOOLS TOP HUNT Bud
BUOGET PLANS SHOW MARTIN. HUNT
TEACHER TRAINING CENTER PROPOS
MORE OF STATE BUDGET SOUGHT F3
PLANS FOK COMMEMORATION DPOPP:
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME L
HIRING FREEZE
MM! SSION
BUDGET
ND MANAGEMENT
ICE
HOOLS
84 STATE BUOGET
URPLUS
NE
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FORO PAY INCREASES
ASE
PROMISING
FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
RECREATION
200 MILLION BELOW ESTIMATES
ER FEES
HOOLS
MILLION FOR COUNCIL
0 SHOPPING
ES
IN REPORT
LION FOR DEVELOPING BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
U3LIC INDIGNATION
EASE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
TEACHERS
7t
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. SURPLUS
N WORTH OF ADDITIONS TO BUOGET
ETIC ENGINEERING FUNDS UNDER STUDY
SPENOING PROPOSAL
0
S'JPPORTEO
R VOTE
BILLION STATE BUOGET
TE BANKING MEASURE
ESTS BITTER CRITICISM
IN MONEY
L GO FOR GENETIC RESEARCH IN RTP
SUPPLEMENTAL N.C. BUDGET
LION
EAS PAY OFF
ARTIN'S TAX-CUT GOALS
CUTS TO STATE PROGRAMS
ES EDUCATION THRUST
PAY HIKE
S FOR BIGGER SLICES OF STATE BUOGET
ET WITH 5* PAY HIKE
GET
CONTRASTS
E" IN STATE BUDGET
R AGRICULTURE
D: PRICE TAG TOO HIGH
EFTOVSR ISSUES
N.C BUDGET CUTS
N.C. BUDGET CUTS PROPOSED
$7.1 MILLIGN STATE 3UDGET HARVESTS BITTER CRITICISM
HUNT WARNS AGAINST HURTING PROGRAMS THROUGH TAX CUTS
N.C. BUOGET DEFICIT
DEFICIT NEEDS PARING
N.C. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. COMPUTER COMMISSION
N.C. PANEL VJTES TU CONSOLIDATE SOME STATE COMPUTER CENTERS
BRAKE ON COMPUTERS URGEP
STATE SHOULD TIGHTEN REINS ON SNOOPING...
STATE TAKES SAFEGUARDS TO PROTECT PRIVACY
COMPUTERIZED RECORDS A PROBLE"
LAWSUIT OISMISSEO
LEGISLATURE'S PLANS FOR COMPUTER SYSTEM HIT A SNAG
N.C. COUNTIFS
SEE COUNTIES. N.C.
N.C. ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY. N.C
N.C. EMBLEMS
FOR N.C. DIRT. CHECK UNDER RUG
N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRAOE ZO^IE
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. IMPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
EDMISTEN: N.C. NEEDS more OVERSEAS EXPORTS
LIFT U.S. TRAOE RESTRICTIONS
PORT SERVICES EXPANO AT ROU
TAR HFEL BUSINESSMEN LOOK TO -XPORTS
N.C. GAINS IN EXPORTS
N.C. GAINS IN EXPORTS
HONG KONG DEAL WON'T HURT STATE
HONG KONG CHANGE MAY HELP N.C. TRAOE
N.C. FILMMA" ING
SFE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILM 1N0USTRY
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C OFFICE OF MOTION 'ICTURE DEVELOPMENT
FILMING BRINGS MONEY, HIGHLIG-IT5 N.C. BEAUTY
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2/04/94
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2/26/84
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5/19/34
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H 2
6/13/84
A
3
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H 2
6/13/34
A
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N
H 2
6/14/94
A
1
N
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H 2
6/14/P4
3
1
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046
H 2
6/19/94
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4
N
046
S 2
6/11/84
C
3
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S 2
6/20/94
A
1
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M 2
6/21/34
A
1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A
10
N
S 2
6/21/94
A
13
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
5
N
H 2
6/24/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
6/26/94
A
3
N
h 2
6/27/84
8
10
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S 2
6/27/84
A
I
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C60
S 2
6/27/84
c
5
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H 2
6/20/94
A
6
N
H 2
7/03/84
B
9
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H 2
7/11/P4
A
4
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S 2
7/16/84
A
2
N
H 2
7/21/94
A
4
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H 2
9/12/84
a
4
N
S 2
11/08/84
A
1
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H 2
11/19/84
B
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H 2
12/01/94
A
8
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H 2
12/02/84
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H 2
12/07/84
A
14
N
H 2
12/14/84
A
7
N
S 2
12/17/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/18/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
12/19/84
c
1
N
046
H 2
12/20/34
A
25
N
H 2
12/21/84
8
1
N
H 2
12/22/34
a
6
N
046
H 2
12/25/84
A
S
J
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6/15/84
c
9
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H 2
6/24/34
A
1
N
046
H 2
12/06/84
A
20
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S 2
9/17/84
A
4
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1/04/84 A
1/05/84 B
1/08/84 D
1/18/94 A
1/28/84 3
2/01/84 C
8/03/84 C
H 2 8/12/84 0
2/10/94
5/26/94
6/16/84
10/16/84
10/21/84
10/21/84
10/31/84
11/01/84
13
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-Lit IU-
WVWfWT
1/01/84
BALD HEAO EYED FOR 'LOST COLONY'
FIRM MAY LOAN PHONES POO MUVIF
RUTHERFORD SHERIFF SUBJECT of MOVIE
OF LAURfNTIIS TO EXPAND N.C. COMPLEX
•HOLLYWOOD EAST"? YOU BET
FILM INDUSTRY GFTS A BOOST
FILM MADE IN WILMINGTON IMPRESSES ARE" RESIDENTS
ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY IS REA3Y FOR N.C. FILM GROWTH
WANTED: A PASSEL OF CHINESE F3LK AT NEW WILMINGTON MOVIE STUDIO
•RITUALS' FILMING BEGINS AT EL ON
SOAP OPERA FILMING REJECTED BY SEVERAL COLLEGES IN VIRGINIA
FILM PROOUCER-WRITER STUOIES H.C SETTING
MOVIE-MAKING MAY RETURN TO RURAL N.C.
FILMMAKER SEEK ACTORS
NEW COMEOY MOVIE TO BE FILMEO IN N.C.
COMEDY TO BE FUMED IN N.C.
LARGE CANADA MOVIE COMPANY PONDERING STUDIO IN CASWELL
MOVIE PROOUCER TAKES OPTION OY CASWELL LAND
LASH LARUE TO SHOOT HORROR FILM IN N.C.
•LASH' RETURNING IN HORROR MOVIE
PROFESSOR SAYS FILM PROJECTS WILL PUMP «100 MILLION A YEAR INTO.. .AREA
CHRISTMAS AT THF STUDIO
MOVIE STUDIO TO BE BUILT
FUTURE CANADIAN MOVIE CREDIT - 'FILMED IN VANCEVVILLE1
N.C FOREIGN TRAUE
SEE ALSO ENTt"P"ISE ZONES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO METROLINA WORLD TRADE : LUB
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPURTS
SEE ALSO N.C. TRADE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSn RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRADE ZONES
TAR HEEL CLUB TEACHES TRICKS 3 F WORLO TRAOE
N.C. GAINS IN EXPORTS
N.C. GAINS IN EXPORTS
N.C. FOREIGN TRAOF 70NE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE MAY GET 2ND TENANT
ZONE GETTING 2ND TENANT
THE PORT OF DURHAM ONE OF NATION'S FIRST
ZONE GETS BROKERAGE FIRM
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE OPENS ROU OFFICE FOR TRAOE ZONE
FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE CLEARS LAST OBSTACLE
TRADE ZONE DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE
PORT OF DURHAM TRADE ZONE NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN
PORT OF DURHAM FTZ
COMPANY TO LOCATE IN DURHAM COUNTY
SEMINAR ON TRADE ZONES SET
PORT SERVICES EXPAND AT ROU
FIRST MEETING OF FTZ OFFICIALS IN OURHAM
WORK PEGINS ON 400-R00M HOTEL AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
N.C. FOREIGN VISITORS
3 BRITISH NOBLES VISIT GUILFU'D COUNTY
PRINCESS WILL HAVE A WEB OF SECURITY
ROLL OUT THE CARPET, A PRINCESS IS COMING TO CHAPEL HILL TOOAY
PRINCESS WILL SPENO TONIGHT II CHAPEL HILL
PRINCESS' AREA VISIT REALLY PRIVATE AFFAIR
PRINCESS: N.C. ENGLANO SHARE HISTORY
SENATE RACE ATTRACTED VISITORS
CHRISTMAS ON THE ROAD A TREAT
N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSI3N
SEE ALSO N.C. LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
FORMER GOVERNORS SAY CAMPAIGN TACTICS HAVE CHANGED
SANFORO WANTED TO BE GOVERNOR 'TO OFT THINGS DONE*
OAN MOORE REFLECTS ON N.C. GOVERNORSHIP
MOORE'S FRIENDS TALKED HIM INTO RUNNING
SCOTT REMEMBERS INSTINCT CAMPAIGNS
SCOTT SAYS CAMPAIGNS ARE NOW BUSINESS
HOLSHOUSER: MARTIN CAN WIN GOVERNORSHIP
HOLSHOUSER SAYS MARTIN OFF TO GOOD START
STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE UNNECESSARY
BUOGET RULES, COURT FUNDS OK 'T
BROGOEN RELEASED PLOW, TOOK RCINS AS GOVERNOR
VOTERS ELECT NEW GOVERNORS IN NIN5 STATES
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: MARTIN'S TE'M REDUCED TO 15 MINUTES CCARTOONI
JAN. 5 INAUGURATION DATE IS SCHEDULED BY STATE OFFICIALS
OBSERVERS. SUPPORTERS SAY MARTIN HAS IT BETTER THAN HOLSHOUSER DID
MARTIN DESERVES CHANCE TO CUHE STATE HIS WAY
DEMOS SAY MARTIN CAN GO FOR TWO
HUNT GIVES MARTIN ADVICE ABOUT JOB
N.C, HISTORIC HOMES
SEE HISTORIC HOMES ANO BUILDINGS,
N.C.
N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION F? R STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, OUAORICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ORAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SOUTHERN ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
■LOST COLONY' MAY BE UNDER WATER
LOST COLONY SEARCH CONTINUES
DEATH OF NELLIE CROPSEY REMAINS UNSOLVED MYSTERY
HEAD OVFR HEELS IN LOVE: HISTORIAN WILLIAM POWELL
GIBBON SWITCH CREATED CLASSIC
COLEMAN WAS EARLY CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATE
LOST COLONY SEARCH INTENSIFIES
HONEST DAVE'S VIRTUES PRAISEO
BOOKLET DESCRIBES MAN'S MARITAL PROBLEMS
IRREPRESSIBLE WHMAN PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURED N.C ARCHITECTURE
TAR HEEL MINISTER RESCUED STATE'S BLACK HISTORY, CULTURE
PRIEST HOLOS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING RECORO
EDENTON 10 HOST SYMPOSIUM ON INDIANS ANO ENGLISH
LUCY MORGAN REVIVEO WEAVING
N.C. WOMAN HELPED TROOPS 0EFE1T BRITISH
HOLT SCHOOL STUDENTS GET CLOSE TO HISTORY
LOST COLONY OR SUNKEN COLONY?
SCIENTISTS SEE SLIGHT CHANCE STONES HOLD LOST COLONY CLUE
•YOUNG TURKS' FORMED '1 .C . * S WATAUGA CLUB
TAR HEEL HELPFD REVIVE OLYMPICS
PROFESSOR: RALEIGH ABANOONEO 1ST COLONY
OAVIO STICK HAS FRESH LOOK AT 'LOST COLONY' SETTLEMENT
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3/22/84
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7/26/84
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7/26/84
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7/26/84
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8/19/84
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9/14/84
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9/27/84
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11/21/84
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11/23/84
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1/01/94
INDEX
12/31/34
SUBJECTS
PAGE 49u
1/14/85
HASSELL PICTuPEP EVIL AS DOMINATING
NORTH CAROLINA FISHING VILLAG: LURES PAINTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
•GADFLY OF CHAPEL HILL" HAD 8! G PILLOWING
JIM THORPE BEGAN CAREER HERE IN N.C
HISTORIANS OUFSTION SPELLING OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH'S NAME
STATE A VARIETY-WEATHER LAND: HOT, COLD. WET, DRY
N.C. SLAVE'S DESCENDANTS HOLD 4TH REUNION
N.C. EARTHQUAKES STIR RELIGIOJS FERVO°
BOOK REVIVES INTEREST IN N.C. LANO SURVEYOR
TDOAY MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF N.:. SECESSION FEUD
MOTHER'S DAY PORTRAIT AT FIRST UNAPPRECIATED
WOMAN WHO DIED AT SEA BURIED IN WHISKEY CASK
N.C. DOCTOR MAY HAVE BEEN THE LAST DUELING VICTIM
CONES GOT TEXTILE INDUSTRY STARTED ALMOST CENTURY AGO
CEASAP CONE EXPANDED EMPIRE
UNC TO GIVE STATE GIFT OF VISJAL HISTORY
UNC SLIOE SHOW REVIEWS 400 YE'RS OF NORTH CAROLINA
HISTORIC N.C. HANGING SENT 'BLACK RAIN'
UNC TO GIVE STATE GIFT OF VISJAL HISTORY
FOLKS AROUND HERE: REPORT FRO" BOHEMIA
N.C. MAN BUILT INDIANA STATE HISTORIC SITE
COMPUTERIZED SHO* on N.C. IS '•OPULAR
UNC CELEBRATES 191ST BIRTHDAY
STATE IS PRESENTEO A GIFT
MDRFHEAO HOUSE SETTING FOR BUCK-TIE PREHIERE
RACE A BIG FACTOR IN 1808 CAMPAIGN TOO
HOMESTEAU SCHEDULES ACTIVITIES
PROJECT SURVEYED HAYTI ART 90 YEAPS AGO
LIVING HISTORY
TAL" IS SCHEDULED
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON N.C. HISTORY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CONDEMNED WOMAN'S BALLAD
TAFT VISIT TO WILMINGTON REMEMBERED
HALL OF HISTORY FOUNDER COULD REALLY TELL A TALE
HTSTUPY BOOK
DURHAM WOMAN EARNS AWARD
DURHAM HISTORIC SOCIETY RECEIVES ANNUAL AWARD
HISTORIC GROUP HONOREO
AWARD IS WELL-DESERVED
MEMORABLE EDITION OF STATE'S HISTORY
TAR HEEL HISTORIES FLOURISH I J STATE'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
PLYMOUTH PILGRIMAGE
N.C. CLAIMS MANY 'FIRSTS'
THE STATE WE'RE IN
PHANTOM SENATOR NEVER TOOK OATH
UNION CARBIDE GOT ITS START I'l N.C. WHEN CANAL WATER REGAN BUBBLING
N.C. SILVER: KECPING IT IN TH= C»»IL>
WORLD ACCEPTED FEAT OF FLIGHT IN N.C.
THE LITERARY LANTERN
N.C. IMAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. RANKING
STATE VICTIM IN HELMS-HUNT FISHT
FRIDAY'S WOROS HIT HOME ON COSTLY SENATE ELECTION
JAVIO LETTERMAN DAY PROCLAIMET IN NORTH CAROLINA
N.C. INTERNS
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
•EARLY BIROS' MAY GET INTERNSHIPS
N.C. INVESTMENTS
STATE IS RAISING INTEREST CHA5GFS
STATE RAISING INTEREST RATE
GROUP URGES S500.000 FOR PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
STATE CUTS INTEREST RATES
N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO L IOJOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
SFE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSn MOTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FUR LAWS AFFFCT1NG WOMEN. INC.
SEE ALSO N.C CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH PLANNING AS D CERTIFICATE OF NEEO LAW
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
SEE ALSO SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
JUOGE: BINGO LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
RECODIFICATION OF STATE'S LAW": To GIVE LEGISLATURE INDIGESTION
BA0 STATE LAW
BAD CHECK LAWS MAY BE TOUGHENED
MOTOR CLUB BOARD OPPOSES N.C. LAW
DEPOT LIOUOP LAJ FACES END OF LINE
N.C'S LtGAL OBSERVANCE OF EASTER MONOAV CHALLENGED
MILLER: FORBID AGENCIES TC MA< E LAW
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN W'lTING. ENFORCING RULES
HEARING, REVIEW NEEDED FOR STATE AGENCY RULES
MILLER'S BILL ON TARGET
SPECIAL PRUVISIONS ACT SHOWS LEADERSHIP POWER
ASSEMBLY HITS SNAG
RULING ON MALE CLUBS USELESS IN N.C. — OFFICIAL
N.C. LAW LOGICAL , FAIR
LEGISLATORS TRY TO MQOIFY STA'E'S MENTAL HEALTH LAWS
MAN FINEO 1300 UNDER STATE LAW ON CABLE PIRACY
TOUGHER OBSCENITY LAWS EXPECTED BY FEDERAL O.A.
OFFICIAL SAYS TRIALS ARE GETTING SLOWER
ASSAULT ON FEMALE MAY BF CHANGED
THORNPURG SAYS PRIORITIES INCLUDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
SIMPLE SLIP SLINGS LAW
JUOGE'S RULING SAID BASEO ON "ISPRINT
SEAT PELT LAW PROVES WISDOM 0= BUCKLING UP
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME LEFTOVER ISSUES
N.C. LEGISLATORS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. LEGISLATORS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
N.C. LEGISLATORS. U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN'
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
HOW N.C DELEGATES VOTEO IN CONGRESS
HERE'S HOW TAR HEELS CAST VOKS
HERE'S HOW TAR HEELS CAST VOTES IN CONGRESS
HERE'S HOW TAR HEELS CAST VOT'S
HERE'S HOW TAR HEELS CAST VOTFS
HOW TAR HEELS CAST THEIR VOTES
VOTE ON MEESE DFLAYED WEEK
nnw TAR HEELS CAST THEIR VOTES
HOW TAR HEELS VOTEO ON MAJOR ?OLL CALL ISSUES
TAR HEEL VOTES CAST IN CONGRESS
TAR HEEL VOTES
HOW N.C. VOTES WERE CAST ON 8JDGET
DATE
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6/22/84 A
6/29/84 C
7/06/94 A
7/12/8". C
7/16/34 B
7/25/84 C
8/03/84 C
3/14/84 A
8/23/°4 A
8/23/8", A
3/30/84 C
9/06/84 C
9/13/84 A
9/21/84 A
9/27/84 b
9/27/84 A
9/27/84 C
9/28/84 B
9/29/84 B
10/04/84 A
10/U/P4 A
10/13/84 8
10/13/84 A
10/16/84 B
10/19/84 A
10/25/84 C
10/28/84 C
10/29/84 A
10/31/84 A
11/01/34 B
11/02/84 A
11/06/84 C
11/09/84 A
11/15/84 B
11/15/84 C
U/16/84 B
11/16/84 C
11/17/84 A
11/13/84 D
11/13/84 D
11/22/04 0
11/22/84 D
12/01/84 A
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12/12/84 A
12/16/84 E
12/19/84 A
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8/29/84
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4/01/84
A
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A
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4/11/94
A
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS CAST VOTES
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS CAST VOTES
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS CAST VOHS
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS CAST VOTcS
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS VOTED ON MAJOB ISSUES
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS CAST VOTES
HEBE'S HOW TAB HEELS VOTED
ST MAN IN HOUSE
HEELS CAST VOTES
HEELS CAST VOTE s
KEY ISSUES IN :ONC-BESS
KEY ISSUES IN CONGRESS
INDEX
12/31/84
S U B J E
BOOYHILL BICHE
HEBE'S HOW TAB
HEBE'S HOW TAB
ABEA VOTING 0"
ABEA VOTES ON
HOW THEY VOTED
IMMIGRATION ROLL CALL
IN HOUS;
BOLL CALL
/OTFS CAST
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BOLL CALL:
WHERE THEY
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WHERE THEY
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WHEBE THEY
STAND
N.C. VOTES
IN CONGBESS
BOLL CALL:
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KOLL CALL:
WHERE THEY
STANO
BOLL CALL:
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WHEBE THEY
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BOLL CALL:
WHEBE THEY
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ROLL CALL:
WHERE THEY
STANO
N.C. DEMOCRATIC WINNEBS GET CONS
UNO RAISING
OB JOROAN
BS TOP ISSUES
SCHOOLS
95
N.C LICENSING BOABOS
SEE LICENSING BOARDS
N.C. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOBS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNOBS
JOROAN LEADS STEWART IN 1983 c
HARDISON MAY CAUSE HEADACHES F
CANDIDATE SAYS TEACHER PAY, J]
JORDAN: TRUST IS »AJOR ISSUE
STEWABT: WATCH BUDGET ITEMS
BRITT TO SEEK SECOND TERM
STEWART: MORE TAXES NEEDED FO?
STEWABT: BUDGET CHANGE DUE IN
NO CLONES IN THIS STATE BACE
HABDISON DECIDES AGAINST LIEUT
STEWART SEEKS SCAT
STEWABT FILES AS CANDIDATE F0>
FOBMEP LEGISLATOR JOINS GOP Bl
HARDISON OENIES MAKING DEAL WI
PHILLIPS BACKS STEWABT
JOBDAN: CHANGE 2ND PBIMARY
2ND PBI"ARY CHANGES NEEOEO
POfiTEB LEAOS JOBOAN CAMPAIGN
MINOB CANDIDATES SOMETIMES I GN
LABGE FIELD CROWDS GOP RACE
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON SOME IS
CANOIDATE TO VISIT ORANGE
JORDAN: LT. GOVERNOR SHOULO B:
SURPLUS SHOULD ALLOW PAY HIKES
CARRINGTON SEBIOUS ABOUT STATi
CABBINGTQN OPENS GOP OFFICE
JOBDAN TO TBIANGE: YOU'RE 'WHf
2 LT. GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SEE<
PHILLIPS 'DOESN'T SPEAK' FOB T
JOBDAN, STEWABT CLASH OVER I SS
STEWART ACCUSES JORDAN AS CAM'
STEWABT. JOBOAN LEAO PACK IN 5
BFPU6LICAN CANDIDATES UBGE ST'
JORDAN BACKFBS
CABBINGTON SEEKS 10* TEACHER ^
LT. GOV. MAY BECOME EDUCATION'
STEWABT, JOBOAN CLASH
BEPOBT SAYS HUNT HAS RAISED A.
CANOIPATE DOESN'T OPPOSE FARM
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN SPENDIN
KNOX, EOMISTEN ARE CLOSE IN PO
EOMISTEN URGES VOTES AS 'MOUNT
BUSINESS, JOBS VITAL TO JOBOAM
DUBHAM FOB BOB JORO AN. .. ST EERI
JORDAN COMMITTEE FORMEO FOR OU
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAO OVER S
JACKSON THE WINNE° IN DURHAM
JORDAN BEATS STEWART
TWO JORDANS MAY FACE OFF FOB L
GOP CANDIDATES TU HAVE RUNOFF
JORDAN CHARGES GOP CHAIRMAN WI
FAIRCLOTH SPENT MORE THAN SI.?
STATE GPP LIKES CARRINGTON
CARRINGTON'S OONATION TO FDMIS
RUNOFF CAMPAIGN FOR LIEUTENANT
GOP CANDIDATES FOB LT. GOVEBNO
CABRINGTON GOP'S CHOICE
CARRINGTON WINS GOP BUNOFF
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN EL =
TWO JORDANS TOO MANY?
GREEN'S LEGISLATIVE DAYS END1*I
LT. GOV. GREEN BIDS FAREWELL T
THAD EUBE SUFFERING FROM BRONC
ATTENDS FUNO-RAISEB
LT. GOVERNOR HOPEFULS TO OEBAT
CARRINGTON AD MISLEADING
EXPERIENCE, CAMPAIGN STYLES S=
LT. GOVERNOR'S BACE PITTING N=
CABBINGTON COMMEBCIAL UNFAIBLY
COLUMN CONTAINED ERROR
LT. GOVERNOR CANDIDATES' OEPA'
JORDAN, CARRINGTUN DEBATE ABIL
LIEUTFNANT GOVERNOR CANDIDATES
JORDAN FOUGHT HIS BATTLE IN TH
CONTRASTING STYLES SHOW IN LIE
CARRINGTON COLUMN 'BIASFD, WB3
DURHAM FOR BOB JORDAN
JORDAN WINS RIGHT TO SUCCEED ".
JOBOAN SAYS HE WILL TAKE 'P0I>4
LIEUTENANT GOVEBNOB-ELECT HOLO
CAMPAIGNING FOR LT . GOVERNOR "_
JOROAN GETS HIT FROM ALL SIDES
N.C, NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO NAMES
CHOOSING WHYNPT AS NAME ENDED CONTROVFRSY IN TOWN
NAME CHANGE WON'T FLY
IT'S DOBSON, NOT MAYBERRY
UOBSON WON'T CHANGE NAME TO MAYBERRY
GBIFFITH EMBABBASSEO BY EFFORT TO GET A TOWN OF MAYBERRY
ENANT GOVERNOR RACE
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CF FOR LIFUTENANT GOVERNOR
TH JOROAN
FULL-TIME JOB
JORDAN SAYS
S NO. 2 POST
RF IT'S HAPPENING'
NURSES' BACKING
EACHERS
UES ANO STYLE
AIGN HEATS UP
ACE FOR LT. GOVEBNOB
0NG6R TWO-PARTY SYSTEM
IKE
S ADVOCATE
MOST \Z MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
SUBSIDIES
G TOPS 15.7 MILLION
LLS AND FUND RAISING
AIN GOVEBNOB'
NG COMMITTEE. .CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE IAOI
BHAM COUNTY ORIVE
TEWART
IEUTENANT GOVERNOR
IN LT. GOV. RACE
TH FAVORITISM IN LT. GOV. RACE
MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
TEN PUZZLFS DEMOCRATS AND RFPUBLICANS
GOVERNOR GENERATES LITTLE NOISE
R SHOW DIFFERENCES
CTION RESULTS CANVASS
0 N.C SENATE
HITIS
PARATE CANDIDATES
WCJMER AGAINST VETERAN
RASED ON ONE VOTE OUT OF CONTEXT
E TO BE BROADCAST FRIDAY, SUNDAY
ITY, ISSUES
DEBATE QUALIFICATIONS, ISSUES
E PRIMARIES
UTENANT GOVEBNOB'S BACE
NG'
BEEN
T ROLE' AS LT. GOVEBNOB
S DEMOCRATIC PAPTY BEINS
OSTS NOMINEES MOBE THAN tl.7 MILLION
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4/12/84
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4/19/84
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4/22/R4
A
21
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H 2
4/29/64
A
11
N
H 2
5/06/84
A
13
N
H 2
5/13/84
8
5
N
H 2
5/20/84
A
4
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H 2
5/20/B4
A
4
N
H 2
5/31/84
B
3
N
H 2
6/04/84
A
8
N
H 2
6/10/94
A
6
N
H 2
6/17/84
B
10
N
H 2
6/27/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/28/84
C
13
N
H 2
7/01/84
3
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7/08/94
a
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H 2
7/15/B4
a
14
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H 2
7/29/84
A
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8/05/84
A
8
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8/12/84
B
9
N
H 2
8/19/R4
A
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H 2
9/09/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/16/84
B
6
N
H 2
9/23/84
3
1
N
H 2
9/30/84
A
13
N
H 2
10/07/84
B
7
N
H 2
10/14/84
3
9
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H 2
10/21/84
a
7
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H 2
10/28/84
A
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12/10/84
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1/11/94
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1/13/84
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1/17/84
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1/19/84
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1/20/84
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1/20/94
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1/20/94
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1/22/84
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1/24/84
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1/24/84
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1/25/84
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2/01/84
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2/10/94
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2/16/94
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2/17/84
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2/18/84
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2/21/84
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2/23/84
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2/27/84
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2/29/84
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3/08/94
a
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3/09/84
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3/10/84
c
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3/15/84
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3/21/84
A
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3/22/84
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3/22/84
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4/03/84
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4/06/84
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4/12/84
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4/13/84
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4/19/84
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4/l9/e4
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4/24/84
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4/24/84
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4/25/84
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5/01/84
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5/01/84
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5/01/84
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5/01/84
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5/04/84
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5/06/84
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5/06/34
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5/09/34
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5/09/34
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L41
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5/09/84
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H 2
5/10/84
A
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5/11/84
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5/13/84
A
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5/19/84
A
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5/22/84
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5/30/94
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6/01/94
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6/02/84
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6/06/84
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6/06/94
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6/07/94
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6/08/84
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7/02/84
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8/11/84
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9/10/84
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10/05/84
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10/18/84
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10/18/84
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10/19/84
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10/23/84
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10/25/94
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10/26/64
A
20
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10/27/84
A
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10/27/84
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11/01/84
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11/04/84
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11/03/84
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12/26/84
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9/01/84
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16
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12/14/84
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12/27/84
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12/28/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS PAGE 492
1/01/84 - 12/31/84 1/14/85
S t T
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N.C, "IL RESERVES
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION
GRANVILLE L»NO S»ID LEASED =05 OIL SEARCH u I 3/03/84 B
N.C.. OUAORICENTEN'UAL
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S 403TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL 400
SEE ALSO N.C.. HISTORY
STATE TO OPEN CHANNEL FOR 'ELIZABETH II'
SHIP EXPECTED TO DRAW MILLIONS OF TOURISTS
ANNIVERSARY MAY BOOST N.C. TOJRTS"
ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIRS LICENSE}
3 bRITISH NOBLES VISIT GU1LF0R0 COUNTY
ADDED TOUCH UF CLASS
WORKERS BUSY IN MANTEO
PRINCESS ANNE MAY ATTEND N.C. CELEBRATION
DURHAM TO BE CENTER OF BR I II S-l-U. S. FESTIVAL
LOST COLONY SEARCH INTENSIFIES
BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES EVENTS
FOR OUR 400TH YEAR, A HYMN - II LJTHER
PRINCESS ANNE TO VISIT N.C. FOR CELEBRATION
THE BRITISH ARE COMING: TO HELP COMMISSION THE 'ELIZABETH II'
PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN
REGGAE ON DOWN To THE BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL
KNIGHT OF GLIN TO SPEAK
NORTH CAROLINA'S HOSPITALITY IMPRESSES * BRITISH WRITERS
STORM FORCES WORK FOR BRITISH WRITER
N.C. GETS ROYAL TREATMENT
IT'S 'ELIZABETHAN' CITY
•MINUTES' MILL MARK N.C. BIRTH
400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMERCIALS READY
TO VISIT ENGLANO
NORTH CAROLINIANS WILL VISIT =NGLAND
FFSTIVE TEA TO fete ROYAL ENGLISH GUESTS
AN APPROPRIATE PREL'JOE
FESTIVAL PREVIEW: THE BRITISH ARE CO"tNG ANO THAT'S NOT ALL...
SIR WALTER RALEIGH WITH VISIONS Oc BASKETBALL IN THF COLONIES (CARTOON)
HUNT COMMEMORATES VOYAGES TO ROANOKE
HUNT HELPS HONOR FOUNDING C0L1NISTS IN ENGLAND
AMERICANS, RRITAINS HAIL VOVAC-ES
S"IThSONIAN' S PRESTIGE EOOSTS Durham festival
EDENTON TO HOST SYMPOSIUM ON INDIANS ANO ENGLISH
HISTORY ON PARADE
400TH ANNIVERSARY
BRITONS' AMERICANS ENJOY CULTJRAL EVENT
PRINCESS TO VISIT
BRITISH PRINCESS TO ATTEND CERE"DNIES AT MANTEO
TWO YACHTS HEAOING ^OR HO"E
MANTEO PLUMES ANO BRACES FOR =IRST COLONY CELEBRATION
PRINCFSS ANNE'S VISIT TO SPOTLIGHT N.C.
MANTtO HIGHWAY CLOSEO FOR EVE^IT
ROAO CLOSEO
MANTEO "AN ASKING 110.000 FOR OLD COIN
TONY WINNER PLAYS JUEEN ELIZA'ETH
OPERATION RALEIGH
SEARCH FOR LOST COLONY "ESCRI'EO
PRINCESS TO BE GUEST
HYMNS. BELLS TO SOUND JOY OF 400TH ANNIVERSARY
BIRThcay bash: THERE'S A BIG 1NE This WEEK ON ROANOKE ISLAND
MANTEO. CHAPEL "ILL PREPARE FOR PRINCESS
PRINCESS WILL HAVE A WEB OF SECURITY
COUNTIES =LAN THEIR OWN CELEBRATIONS FOR 400TH
PRINCESS ANNE »ILL OPEN 400TH ANNIVERSARY TRI°'JTE
BE SURE YOU HAVE A RESE" VATIO'I "SPORE DRIVING TO N.C. FESTIVITIES
W.OLL OUT THE CARPET. A PRINCESS IS COMING TO CHAPEL HILL TODAY
many N.C. COUNTIES JOINING CE. E9RATI0N
PRINCESS WILL SPENO TONIGHT IM CHAPEL HILL
N.C. FETE COMES TO LIFE
EVENT MERITS BELLS. HYMN
CONSULTANTS AUTHENTICATE ANNIVERSARY CELEERATION
ELIZABETH II WILL SAIL COAST after FESTIVITIES
BEAUFORT HOSTS A CELEBRATION TOO
400TH HANDBOOK PUBLISHED
LIVE FROM MANTEO. IT'S THE ADD TH
PRINCESS' AREA VISIT REALLY PRIVATE AFFAIR
MANTEO SPRUCED UP FOR FESTIVITIES TODAY
PANEL GETS AWARD
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PRINCESS: N.C, ENGLAND SHARE HISTORY
ANNE: SHE'S NOT A SPOILED BRAT
PRINCESS EVOKES PAST, TIES
FLOTILLA TO CRUISE MANTEO'S HARBOR
BOATS WEATHER ROUGH SEAS TO REACH ISLANO
OLO OASEBALL INJURY LEADS HIM TO SKIP OINNER FOR PRINCESS
CELEbRATION COSTS N.C. 513 MILLION
A S13-MILLI0N ANNIVERSARY
LINFAGE REPORTED INCORRECTLY
ENGLISH DIGNITARIES LUNCH WITH HILLSBOROUGH COUPLE
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
VIRGINIA WON'T 'DARE' SHOW HER FACE UNTIL SATURDAY
THEY GAVE GIFTS FIT for A PRHCESS
ORANGE 'FESTIVAL 400' KICKS OFF OCT. 7
ORANGE FESTIVAL BEGINS OCT. 7
400 YEARS SEE»S Y"UNG TO THESE N.C. RESIOFNTS
CHANNEL 11 TOUkS COAST IN 'VOYAGE'
UNC TO GIVE STATE GIFT OF VlSJAL HISTORY
UNC SLIDE SHOW REVIEWS 400 YEARS OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNC TO GIVE STATE GIFT Of vISJAL HISTORY
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: REPORT FRO" 90he»ia
IN The SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SHAKESPEARE DRAWS CROWD FOR CANCER CENTER BENFFIT
COMPUTERIZED SHOW ON N.C. IS POPULAR
UNC CELEBRATES 191ST BIRTHDAY
STATE IS PRFSENTEO A GIFT
MOREHEAD HOUSE SETTING FQP ?L'CK-TIF PREMIERE
HOW JOHN WHITE REALLY SAW MANTEO
TAR HEEL HISTORIES FLOURISH H STATE'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
PLYMOUTH PILGRIMAGE
BRITISH VOICES HELP CELEBRATE N.C.'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
THEY GOT YJLE S'lRIT AT STAGvILLE
ANOTHER YEAR NOTEn...
N.C. RANKING
SEE ALSO N.C, IMAGE
STATE PLACES 26TH IN PRESSURE DERBY
NORTH CAROLINA'S SODA POP LOV=RS TOPS IN AVERAGE GALLONS GUZZLE"1
N.C IS RANKED 10TH IN BUSINESS CLIMATE
ARE THEY 'SMARTER' IN CHAPEL HILL''
TRIAD RATED ONE OF BEST PLACES IN NATION TO LIVE
hey FRESNO! HERE'S GREENS30R0
AREA RANKINGS BRING COMPLAINTS
N.C. RANKEO 14TH IN STOCKHOLDERS
BRAINY, ALSO BEAUTIFUL
BELIEVE-IT-OR-NOT TRIVIA
N.C. NEBRASKA LEAO WORK FORCE IN AGRICULTURE
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1/21/94
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1/24/84
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1/31/R4
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2/33/84
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2/24/B4
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3/01/84
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3/07/84
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1/17/84
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3/20/84
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3/29/04
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3/29/84
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3/29/94
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3/29/04
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4/03/84
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4/03/94
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4/04/94
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4/06/84
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4/13/84
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4/19/84
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4/19/94
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4/19/94
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4/24/84
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4/26/84
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4/27/84
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4/29/94
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5/01/84
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5/03/84
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6/02/84
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SUBJECTS
PACE '.''J
1/14/95
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N.C. ATTRACTS RETIREES! REPORT SAYS
WE (TAR HEELSI ARE NUMBER ONE - GUESS WHAT FOR
N.C. SCORES HIGH IN ELECTRONICS SURVEY
HUNT: SCHOOL STATS DON'T SHOW GAINS
:.. REDISTO ICTING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
REAPPORTIONMENT
N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO INCOM
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES
1100 MILLION
N.C. BUDGET
STATE SHOULD
N.C. EXPECTS
N.C. REVENUE
TAX COLLECTI
TEACHER PAY
BOYLES TO 01
N.C. REVENUE
FEDERAL MONE
N.C. REVENUE
N.C. REVENUE
15U0 MILLION
STATE SHOULO
RENFROW MAKE
ACCOUNTING L
1225 MILLION
ROYALL: TRIM
N.C. BUOGET
N.C. TAX COL
REVENUE 1NCR
REVENUE COLL
GAMBLING FOR
ROYALL: LSOH
' 84 STATE BUDGET
SURPLUS
E TAXES. N.C.
BOND RATING
BUDGET
EXPURTS
DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C.
SURPLUS SEFN IN
OFFICE HOPES FOR
RIDE WITH TIMES
TAX SURPLUS IN JJNE
COLLECTIONS INCREASE
ONS ARE UP IN N.C.
RAISE FACTO" LOOKS PROMISING
SCUSS MONEY
COLLECTIONS RISE
Y FOR N.C. FALLS 1200 MILLION UFLPW ESTIMATES
S INCREASE NEARLY 17*
COLLECTION UP
SURPLUS SEEN FOR STATE USE
GET PROFITS
S SENSE
AW POSED FOR VENOING MACHINES
'8FT' PART OF N.C. SURPLUS
SHOPPING LIST
CUTS PROPOSED
LECTIONS INCREASE
EASES NEARLY 20t
EC T I ONS UP
REVENUE
REVENUE GROWTH Ml Y DELAY TAR HEEL TAX CUTS
N.C. STATE AIRPLANES
SFE ALSO AIRPLANES
HUNT DIO WHAT WAS PROPER
GOP LEADER QUESTIONS HUNT AROJ T CAMPAIGN TRIPS
RUNNING WITH TAX DOLLARS?
FFC OKAYS GUIDELINES FQR HUNT'S PLANE USE
HUNT USED 'POOR JUOGMENT' ON AIRCRAFT. RUT DEBT
HELMS: HUNT OWES 180.000 FOR AIRCRAFT
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGN DIRTINESS
MORE THAN RFPAIO-AUOITOR
N.C. STATF AUTOS
PRISON DIETITIAN ON TRIAL
DIETITIAN GUILTY IN CAR-USE CASE
OFFICIAL CITED FOR 'SERIOUS MISUSE' OF STATE-OWNED CAR
OR. ALLISON: NO COMMENT ON REPRIMAND OVER CAR
STATE CAR MISUSE CAN'T BE TOLERATEO
UNC'S RESPONSF TO DR. ALLISON IS OFF-LIMITS
UNC OFFICIALS PROBE MISUSE OF STATE CAR
OFFICIAL DENIES CO-OP VEHICLES USEO FOR 'GAIN'
BALLENGER CALLS FOR PROBE OF FfjMISTEN CAMPAIGN
EDMISTEN ATTENDS SANFORD BREA<FAST: CANDIDATE SAYS HE REIMBURSED.
MAfcTIN, EDMISTEN TRADE LICKS OVER ADS IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
N.C. STATE CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
LAWSUIT DISMISSED
• C, STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE CABINET AWAR3
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES,
SEE ALSO N.C. GFNERAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES AS
SEE ALSO N.C STATE E'IPLOYEES CI
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL AC
SEE ALSO N.C STATE PERSONNEL CD
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL P'
SEE ALSO STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C.
16 STATE EMPLOYEES HONOPEO
FAIRCLOTH SAYS GOVERNMENT GROW
N.C AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PRAIS?
PRISON DIETITIAN ON TRIAL
HUNT HALTS LIE-DETECTOR TESTS
DIETITIAN GUILTY IN CAR-USE CA
WOMEN'S GAINS HURT BLACKS
WOMAN TESTIFIES FIRING WAS RET
UNC'S RESPONSE TO OR. ALLISON
UNC OFFICIALS PROBE MISUSE OF
6 N.C. EMPLOYEES HONORED
WORKERS EXPECT MORE INFLUENCE
STATE WORKERS TO ORGANIZE?
MARTIN SAYS STATE EMPLOYEES HA
EX-OFFICIAL SAYS PORT EMPLOYE1
FLAHERTY SAYS PORT EMPLOYEE IS
TWO DESCRIPTIONS GIVEN OF PORT
PRISON UNIT CHIEF GETS REPRIMA
BETTER IMAGE IS SOUGHT FOR S TA
DIRECTOR WANTS BETTER IMAGE FT
STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION F3
STATE NEEDS VEHICLE RULES
STATE EMPLOYEE MAY GET REWARD
HUNT'S OLD GUARD LOSING JOBS?
MARTIN TRIES TO REASSURE STATC
MARTIN TRIES TO REASSURE STATi
16 STATE GOVERNMENT MANAGERS S
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
S FOR MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE
SALARIES
EMPLOYEES
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NO
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FOR RAG SUGGESTION
EMPLOYEES ABOUT THEIR JOBS
EMPLOYEES
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N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
PANEL CONSIOERS FLEXIBLE BENEFITS FOR N.C. WORKERS
PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN CHANGES 'OSTPONES
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N.C
STATE EMPLOYEES, HIRING FREE'. E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/B4 - 12/31/8*
SEE ALS" N.C. PUOGET
STOP GOVERNMENT GROWTH
SCHOOLS HAVE GONE TO POT WITHOUT PRAYERS
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
GREEN URGES CHANGE IN INSURANIE PLAN
LAWYER: HUNT BILL PAID ON T I MF
STATE EMPLOYEES' HEALTH INSURANCE DECISION DUE
STATE BOARD MULLS INSURANCE
STATE AGREES TO PAY MORE FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
STATE EMPLOYEES MAY FACE HIGHER HEALTH PLAN PREMIUMS
PANEL CONSIDERS FLEXIBLE BENEFITS FOR N.C. WORKERS
STATE INSURANCE PLAN MAY HIKE FAMILY RATES
STATE EMPLOYEES MAY FACE HIGHER INSURANCE PREMIUMS
PROPUSEO HEALTH PLAN CHANGES 'OSTPONES
ASSEMBLY TO LOOK AT INSURANCE PLAN
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, OFFICE SPAC"
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, PENSION FUND
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
STATE OFFICIALS RFPORT PENSION FUND SOUGHT
DEFICIT NEEDS PARING
N.C STATE EMPLOYEES, RETIREMENT °LANS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
PRE-RETIRMENT CONFERENCE IS S:HEOULFO
BLINO VENDORS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST STATE
LEGISLATURE ASKED TO ALLOW INTERSTATE SCL ACQUISITION
NO MORE OUT TO PASTURE
STATE EMPLOYEES TO BE OFFERED NEW RETIREMENT PLAN
STATE FILES SUIT SAYING PENSION WAS OVERPAY6D
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. SAURIES
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C, SALARIES
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHIEF SAYS SALARIES TOP PRIORITY
BUDGET CHIEF SAYS STATE CAN AFFORD PAY INCREASES
TEACHER PAY RAISE FACTOR LOOKS PROMISING
OFFICIAL SAYS EOUAL PAY HOT ISSUE
PAY RAISE COULO AFFECT OTHER SCHOOL SPENDING
LARGE TEACHERS' PAY HIKE MAY THWART IMPROVEMENTS
UNC PAY RAISE SOUGHT
CREEN BACKS 10* PAY HIKE
EXCEPTION TAKEN TO TEACHER RAISE
HUNT WILL REQUEST 10* PAY INCREASE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
PANEL APPROVES STATE PAY RAISES
SENATE STALLS BUOGET ADDITIONS
STATE EMPLOYEE RESENTS PAY SCALE
BUDGET RULES, COURT FUNDS OK'")
PAY INCREASES GOING TO SOME STATE EMPLOYEES
SCHOOL PAY SYSTEM TO BE CHANGFO
HUNT REPORTED ASKING 5* STATE PAY HIKE
HUNT OFFERS 116.6 BILLION BUDS ET WITH 5* PAY HIKE
SALARIES, SCHOOLS TOP HUNT BUDGET
BUOGET PLANS SHOW MARTIN, HUNT CONTRASTS
MARTIN BACKS 5* STATE PAY RAISE
WAGE DEMANDS INFLATED
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, STATE AUTOS
SEE N.C, STATE AUTOS
N.C. STATF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
STATE VACATES OFFICES WITH ST1ANGE SMELL
BUOGET OFFICER SAYS SON'S INTEREST OIDN'T INFLUENCE HIM
N.C, STATE HELICOPTERS
SFE ALSO HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AIRPLANES
HUNT DEFENDS USE OF PLANE, CO»TER
rnutiiuriD ncccK>n( u r e nrc -i e e r » t e
N.C
N.C.
N.C.
N.C .
N.C
N.C .
N.C
, TAX RATE
9 FIRMS CHALLENGE TAXES IN GUILFORD
ACT STATE UNIV.
ASTRONAUT WILL VISIT ACT ON MARCH 30
ASTRONAUT GETS A HERO'S WELCOME
ADMINISTRATOR AT ACT OIES
ACT PROFESSOR SUES OVER TENURE OENIAL
GIBSONVILLE MAN KILLED IN MISHAP WITH BACKHOE
DEVELOPMENT PLAN UNVEILED FOR ACT STATE
ACT STATE UNIV., AUDIT
FINANCIAL OFFICER ASSIGNED TO ACT
ACT SHOULD TOE THE LINE
ACT STATE UNIV., BUDGET
ACT SHOULO TOE THE L INE
ACT STATE UNIV., CHANCELLOR
UPSET ACT ALUMNI DISCUSS CONCERNS WITH CHANCELLOR
ACT STATE UNIV., CREDIT UNION
CREDIT UNION ON ACT STATE CAMPUS IS CLOSED AND ITS OEPOSITS FROZEN
ACT STATE UNIV., FACULTY
TWO ACT PROFESSORS GOING TO AFRICA
ACT HIT WITH AGE 0 I SCR IM I NA T I } N SUIT
N.C. AtT BOARD URGES TENURE FIR PROFESSOR
TFNURE URGED FOR ACT PROFESSOR
DEAN AT ACT OEFENOS RATIO IN ENGINEERING
ACT PROF'S TENURE CASE GIVEN TO PANEL FOR STUOY
ACT STATE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
MORE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE AT ACT
ACT STATE UNIV., SPEAKERS
JACKSON MARCH
CANDIDATE TELLS STUDENTS HE WANTS THEIR SUPPORT
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1 7
N
H
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11/14/84
H
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N
H
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U/29/84
8
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S 7
5/03/84 A
6/07/84 A
S 7 6/07/84 A
S 2 7/07/84 A
H 7 17/05/84 A
7/14/84 A
7/27/34 A
8/09/34 A
8/10/84 C
8/26/84 A
9/16/84 A
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S 2
H 2
4/17/84 C 3 N
4/19/84 C 15 N
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV., SPORTS, 8ASKCTBALL
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
JACKSON TO GIVE COMMENCFMENT SPEECH AT ACT
COLLEGE OFFICIALS RESPONO AFTCR RACIAL CONFRONTATION
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
H 2 3/27/84 C I
S 2 U/14/34 C 5
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»500,000 PLEDGE MAOE TO ACT
ACT UNIVERSITY NOT MOOEST ABOJ T TWO OF ITS ALUMNI
UPSFT ACT ALUMNI DISCUSS CONCERNS WITH CHANCELLOR
ACT ALUMNI TAKE CRUISE TO BAHAMAS
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. BOARO OF TRUSTEES
GREENSBORO BUSINESSMAN NAMED TO ACT BOARD
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
7 OF 8 ACT NURSING GRADS PASS NATIONAL EXAMINATION
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
LUCK OF IRISH GOES TO G«MECOC<S
MINEFIELD'S SHOT OUTSTS ACT IN NCAAS, 70-69
MOREHEAD STATE RALLIES BY ACT IN LAST MINUTE
WOLFPACK FATTFNS UP ON AGGIFS
AGGIES HAND EAGLES SIXTH STRAIGHT DEFEAT
TECH OUTMANS N.C. ACT
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
N.C. ACT BEATS HOWARD BY 23-7
N.C. ACT BLANKED
FRAYLON AND EAGLES CLOSE OUT SEASON WITH A BANG
N.C. AFL-CIO
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
AFL-CIO PANEL OUESTIONS CANDI1ATES FOR GOVERNOR
UNION RACKS TOM GILMOPE FOR GOVERNOR
GROUPS MAY BE HEDGING BETS WITH ENDORSEMENT OF GILMORF
STATE AFL-CIO ORDERED TO REPAY 172.603
HUNT GETS ENDORSEMENT OF STAH AFL-CIO
AUDIT REVEALS QUESTIONABLE USF OF AFL-CIO CREDIT FUNDS
N.C. ACAOEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS
FAMILY OOCTOR GROUP BACKS FEE FREEZE
N.C. ACAOEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
KNOX OIDN'T GFT GROUP'S ENDORSEMENT
TWO DURHAM LAWYERS GET GROUP POSTS
NEGLIGENCE SPURS MALPRACTICE SUITS
2/16/84 C 7
2/22/84 A 3
7/07/84 A 2
8/15/84 C 5
H 2 12/13/84 A 27 N
S 2 8/30/84 A I N
N.C. APMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
NFW N.C. LAWS CAUSE RISE IN CHILD SUPPORT MONEY
INMATE'S ESCAPE BRINGS COURTS FORGERY WARNINGS
NEW COURT PROGRAM SAVES OURHAM OVER 150,000
N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, BUOGET
ASSEMBLY LEAOERS FEAR FEDERAL CUTS TO STATE PROGRAMS
N.C. AOVISORV COUNCIL ON EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
VOCATIONAL EOUCATION LEAOERSHIP BY STATE BOARO IS CRITICIZED
N.C. AFRONAUTICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
GRANT APPROVE" FOR PERSON AIR»ORT
N.C. AGENCY FOR PUfLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SEE AGENCY FOR PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
N.C. AGRICULTURAL ANO TECHNICAL STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTJRAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO GAROENING. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
BOARD THREATENS TO DROP PROGRAM
EXTENSION AID TOO VITAL TO BE RISKED IN JOBS SPAT
COURT SAYS AGENCY DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE
APPEALS COURT FINDS NO D I SCR I" I NAT I ON BY N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION..
N.C. AGRICULTURE OEPT.
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
N.C. AIR NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
N.C. AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN L= ND HELPING HAND IN PANAMA
'SEF THE WORLD* APPLIES TO MO* E THAN NAVY
N.C. ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
N.C. ALCOHOLIC 3FVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SFE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO DUPHAM COUNTY ABC
LIllUOR SALES CUT BY HARSHER LAWS
N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. BUTNER. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
DR. ELLIS RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION from HUNT
N.C. ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC EOUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHUOLS, N.C.
SUPERINTENDENT HAMMONDS ELECTED TO ALLIANCE POST
HAMMONDS NAMED GROUP VICE CHAIRMAN
N.C. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
BRIDGES HOLDS LEAD OF N.C. AMATFijR GOLO
UNC'S PARKER LEAOS INMAN BY TJO IN AMATEUR
PARKER EDGES INMAN FOR AMATEUR TITLE
N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SFE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHUOLS, N.C, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
MS. SMITH NAMED
N.C. ART SOCIETY
SFE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C ARTS COUNCIL
ARTIE SHAW'S ORCHESTRA TO PERFORM
N.C. ARTISTS COMPETITION
SEE N.C. ARTISTS EXHIBITION
N.C. ARTISTS EXHIBITION
2/05/84
3/14/84
3/14/84
12/06/84
12/17/84
12/19/84
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S 1 1/09/84 B 5 N
S 2 6/27/84 C 3 N
S 2 7/24/84 A 4 L
S 2 1/07/84 A 1 N
H 2 1/11/34 A 6 N
S 2 6/25/84 C 1 N
H 2 12/01/84 A 8 N
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S 2 5/11/84 C 7 J
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S 2 7/12/84 A 3 N
H 2 11/01/84 C 1 1 N
S 2 11/01/84 A 12 N
H 2 6/16/84 0 3 N
H 2 6/17/84 C 4 H
S 2 6/13/84 D 12 N
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SEE ALSO ARTISTS. N.C.
N.C. SRTISTS EXHIBIT OPENS AP>. IL 23
N.C. ARTISTS EXHIBITION OPENS SATURDAY
EXHIBIT BY N.C. ARTISTS 0°ENHG ON SATURDAY
FDR ART'S SAKE
N.C. ART SHOWS NATIONAL TRENDS
NATURE. MYTH MARK EXHIBIT
N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTS A0V1CATES
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ARTS COUNCILS
ARTS AID AN N.C. BOON
N.C. ARTS MONEY
STATE STARTS ARTS TABLOID
ARTS COUNCIL LISTS AVAILABLE
ARTS COUNCIL CREATES 'TOURING' SECTION
N.C. ARTS COUNCIL OFFERS FULKLIFE PROGRAM MONEY
FELLOWSHIPS ARE AWARDED
NOW IS THE TIME TO APPLY FOR M.C. ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS
ARTISTS GET 15,000 PRIZES
N.C.
ARTS COUNCIL. BUOGET
ARTS AOVOCATES SEEK STATE AID
ARTS AOVOCATES SHOOTING FOR I?
MILLION FOR COUNCIL
FOR MINOS
SSPCIATION OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ALSO CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
D a i.j hid m * > r '. it . nnrt nnui mu
N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION
HELMS SAYS NEWS SUPPLIERS LEA3ING 'BATTLE'
BROADCASTERS ELECT OFFICERS
LOCAL STATIONS WIN BROAOCAST HONORS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ARTS COUNCILS
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
N.C. ARTS GROUP HONORS ELLA PRATT
PRATT EARNS ACCOLADES
N.C. ASS°CIATION OF BLACK EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOJCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
'AIMING FOR THE STARS': BLUEFIELO YOUNGSTERS HONE THEIR AIM.
ENTHUSIASM, COOPERATION PROPEL LEARNING CENTERS
FEDERAL AGENCY PROBES RACIAL "IAS COMPLAINT
LEARNING CENTERS PROGRESS
COUNTY SCHOOLS CLEARED OF DISCRIMINATION CHARGE
COUNTY SCHOOLS CHARTING RIGHT COUPSE ON EOU'LITY
U.S. OFFICIALS CLEAR COUNTY SZHOOLS OF BIAS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
BLACK GROUPS DRAFTING PLAN
BLACKS MAY FILE SUIT
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
SLACK LAWYER BLASTS GOP'S 'RACE BAITING'
N.C. ASS--
SEE ALSO LtKllt-lt" fUOLlL ALLUUNIA
CPA GROUP MAKES H.000 OONATION
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCH03LS
EDUCATORS BACK PAOOLING
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
EX-OAVIOSON PRESIDENT: COMPETITION may CLOSE many PRIVATE COLLEGES
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WEATHERS WILL BE CANDIDATE F0> POST
FRANKLIN MAN GETS POST
N.C. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRE' ARE LIST FOR LEGISLATURE
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOUCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
GROUP WILL HOLO 3AN0UET
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CLASSROOM TFACHERS
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
NCAE SAYS MOST TAR HEELS ARE SATISFIED WITH SCHOOLS
NCAE REPORT CALLS FOR BOOST IN PAY
REPORT BACKING TEACHERS' SALAJIES HIKE CALLED EDUCATION BLUEPRINT
TEACHER PAKTIC IPATION BOOST T3 REPORT
STATE TEACHERS REFUSE TO BACK HUNT CAMPAIGN
EDUCATORS' GROUP ENOORSES GIL10RE
TEACHERS' PROPOSALS INCLUDE GOOD, BAD
NCAE GOES FOR BPOKE
DAVIS: TEACHERS STILL MAY BAC< JIM HUNT
EDUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS HAVE MERIT
GILMORE HELPS N.C. EDUCATORS " UY TIME
HUNT PLEDGES TO CAMPAIGN FOR EDUCATION, FIGHT TV ADS
GROUPS may BE HEDGING BETS WITH ENODRSE»ENT OF GILMORE
educators rap helms for ao attacking hunt
why educators oelay endorsing gov. hunt
mrs. king: 'non-violence shoul 0 begin in schools
teachers to back andrews
ncae furthers cause of fducattrs
ncae convention to open tonight
ncae to begin convention
assistant principal at hillside gets human relations award
ncaf leader says keep klansmen off school grounos
fiscal reality te»pers teache's' raise demanos
education group backs sraulping
educators shun endorsement
some teache13 a»e unhappy ov e> 15 percent pay hike
eoucators association endorses hunt and eomisten
ncae changes its tune on hunt, race vs. helms
hunt says report to show improved test scores
yeager: reagan 'right on target' o.j search issue
ncae leader says shortage of 'eachers looms as crisis
NCAE: PUBLIC «ISSES tiUAlITY. 'AY LINK
NCAE OFFICIALS OFF BASE IN GAJGING PUBLIC VIEWS
NCAE OFFICIALS MAY NOT SUPPORT C AREER-L AOOER PLAN
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIANS
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SEE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGFS AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SFE ALSO INOEPENOENT COLLEGE FUNO OF N.C.
SFE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE CULLEGES
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM STATE WIDENS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY BUSINESSES
SFE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLA1S CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCHERS IN EDUCATION
COMPUTER COURSES ARE TOUTED
STUDY STRESSES LEAOERSHIP
CERTIFICATION POLICY MAY CANCEL COURSES
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
HAMMQNOS GETS JOB
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. N.C.
CONSERVATION SUPERVISORS TO MEET
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF THE DEAF
SEE ALSO DEAF
DEAF ASSOCIATION IS AWAROEO G^ANT
TRUST GIVES 156.210 TO AID OEA F PEOPLE
N.C. ATHLETIC TRAINERS ASSOCIATION
TOP TRAINER
N.C. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
KNOX PAYS FEE TO ENTER RACE
REP. PULLEY ON COMMITTEE
EOMISTEN FAILS TO ABIDE BY L AJ
CARPENTER GETS STATE POST
SBI COUNSEL GETS ANOTHER STAT= POST
STATE WANTS SAFF ROAOS ACT TO BE REVIEWED
THORNBURG: TIGHTEN EQUIPMENT 1ULES
LAW-LICENSE AMENOMENT IS A W01THWHILE CHANGE
LAWYERS" AMENDMENT: FLIP A COIN - THEN VOTE
AMENDMENT GETS OK FROM VOTERS
THGRNBURG PROPOSALS MAY CAUSE FPICTION WITH NEW GOP GOVERNOR
MARTIN AIOE SAYS THORNBURG MUST PROVE CHANGE NEEDEO
THORN»URG SAYS PRIORITIES INCLUOE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL IMPLICATED IN BUGGING OUITS
PUBLIC STAFF TRANSFER RUNS INTO OPPOSITION
STATE SEEKS DISMISSAL OF TENN. SUIT
N.C. ATTOKNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE. ELECTIONS
THORNBURG STATES CASE FOR BEING ATTORNEY GENERAL
THORNBURG: COMPENSATION FOR C*IME VICTIMS IMPORTANT
THORNBURG AIM: SWIFTER JUSTICE
•THE PEOPLE'S LAWYER'
POLITICAL ADS ORAW CRITICISM
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXTEND TO COUNCIL OF STATE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT W0UL3 REOUIRE DAS TO HAVE LAW LICENSES
OUR CHOICE. THORNBURG ATTORNEY GENERAL '84
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WON BY DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE. JUDGESHIP RACES
POLITICS AS USUAL
N.C. AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY REINSURANCE FACILITY
SFE AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
N.C. AWARD
SEE ALSO AWAROS
NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR N.C. AWARD
NOMINEES WANTEO FOR N.C. AWAR1S
21ST ANNUAL STATE AWARDS SET
3 AREA RESIOENTS WIN N.C. AWAROS
3 FROM TRIANGLE RECEIVE AWAROS
N.C. BACH FESTIVAL
FREE BACH FESTIVAL
RALEIGH BACH FESTIVAL OPENING AT B TONIGHT
N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO BANKERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
RULING M»OE ON BANK ISSUE
N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BANKERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
RULING MADE ON BANK ISSUE
N.C. BANKS SUE STATE CREOIT UNION
N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
OURHAM PASTOR GETS STATE BAPTIST POSITION
COMMITTEE INTERVIEWING NOMINEES FOR STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION POST
BAPTIST PANEL BANS USE OF LIST BY OUTSIDERS
WRONG USE FOR BAPTIST LIST
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION HEARS UNITY MESSAGE
TAH HEEL BAPTISTS BEGIN OEBATF ON SEPARATION OF CHURCH STATE
TOBACCO RESOLUTION TABLED
BAPTISTS TABLE LEAF RESOLUTION
STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION ENDS MEETING WITH LITTLE CONTROVERSY
SOME BAPTISTS NOT UNIFIED BY CONVENTION
BAPTISTS SEEK IDEA EXCHANGE
OON'T MISLABEL BAPTISTS
N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO JUOGES. N.C.
SFE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
STATE BAR MAY AOUPT AUDIT POLICY
LAuYER PRACTICES WITHOUT LICENSE
BAR ERRED! LAWYER'S DUES PAID
N.C. BAR BACKS FUND FOR VICTIMS
REPAYMENTS NOT FNOUGH
N.C. BAR BACKS VICTIMS OF CRODKEO ATTORNEYS
LEGAL FUNO ESTABLISHED TO AIO POOR
LAWYER TURNS IN LICENSE AFTER FORGERY INDICTMENT
STATE 3AR HEARS VANN'S PLEA FOR REINSTATEMENT
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STATE BAR WILL ESTABLISH CLIE-IT SECURITY FUND
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N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION
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LAWYERS PASSING STATE BAR EXA" LISTED
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEED MONEY WOULD HELP IMMUNOL! GICAL RESEARCH
MOST BIOTECHNOLOGY FUNDING WILL GO FOR GENETIC RESEARCH IN RTP
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N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK GROUPS DRAFTING PLAN
BLACKS MAY FILE SUIT
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N.C. BOAPD OF AGRICULTURE
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STATE ADOPTS ED8 RULES
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N.C. BOARD OF ALCOHOLIC CONTROL
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
N.C. BOARO OF ARCHITECTURE
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SEE ALSO MEDICAL FXAMINER
DOCTOR'S LICENSE REVOKEO
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DOCTORS GET LICENSES
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SEE N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE PAROLE
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NATURE PROVIDES MORE THAN 6.000 YEARS OF HAPPY HOUR
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VOTE DEFERRED ON WATER HEATER PLAN
STATE ASKED TO RE3UIRF EFFICIENT WATER HEATERS
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H 2 9/06/84 B I
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I N 0 E
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
S I T
E L V
C PG L P BYL
N.C. CAUCUS OF BLACK OENOCRATS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
N.C. CENTER FOR APPLIED TECHNOLOGY ANO SKILLS
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EOUCATinN
TECHNOLOGY CENTFR IDEA SEEMS JORTHY OF PURSUIT
N.C. CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
SFE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF HU"AN RESOURCES
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
ONE IN FOUR PREGNANCIES ENDS IN ABORTION IN STATE
N.C. CENTER FDR LAWS AFFECTING WOMEN. INC.
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO WO"EN, CAREERS
COURT WATCH KEEPS EYE ON CHIL3 SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT
N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT Y1UNG WITH LOCAL FOCUS
AMENOINC LAWS IN BUOGET BILLS CRITICIZED
DURHAM REPRESENTATIVES GET HISH MARKS
LEGISLATORS GET HIGH MARKS
MRS. HUNT IRKEO. STANFORD PER<EO BY 'LEAST EFFECTIVE1 SENATOR RATING
LAWMAKERS EARN RESPECT
MS. FONVIELLE: SPENDING ON PUI L S VARIES WIDELY AMONG N.C. SCHOOLS
N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PU°LIC TELEVISION
N.C. CENTER ON CRIME ANO PUNISHMENT
HUNT AIDE GETS NEW JOB
N.C. CENTRAL PRISON
SEE CENTRAL PRISON
SEE PRISONS. N.C.
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
SURVEY: TEACHERS SUPPORT SHIT'H TO MIOOLE SCHOOLS
NCCU IS PLANNING TOUR
NEW GOVERNORS PAY VISIT
NCCU OUTLOOK EVIDENCE OF RECOVERY. COMMITMENT
BLACK IMAGES SUBJECT OF FREE CILM SERIES
N.C. CENTRAL IS HOST TO SENIOR SWIMMERS
NCCU HAS OPENINGS IN NURSERY 'ROGRAM
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, MEDICINE L RESEARCH (ADI
1ST BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE DEVELOPS AT NCCU
ROLE OF RELIGION IN GOVERNMENT DEBATED AT N.C. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
DEBATE FOCUSES ON DIFFERING VIEWS OF CHURCH AND STATE RELATIONSHIP
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., 75TH ANNIVERSARY
FIVF HOUSE BILLS WOULO AID CITY
GRANTS WOULO HELP 6 GROUPS
NCCU OPENS WITH INSTITUTE FOR FACULTY
WALKER CHALLENGES STATE TO • E< PECT EXCELLENCE-
WALKER: STUDENTS' FUTURE IS NOW
N.C. CENTRAL CELEBRATES DIAMOND
DISTINGUISHED GRAD TO SPEAK AT NCCU
CHAMBERS RAPS REAGAN AT NCCU FOUNDER'S OAY
MASONS DONATE SI. OOO TO NCCU
NCCU LOOKS FORWARD TO 21ST CENTURY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
NCCU CAREER COUNSELING, PLACE'ENT DIRECTOR PIES
NCCU COUNSELING HEAD DIES IN DALLAS HOSPITAL
LINOSEY A. MERRITT: NCCU OFFICIAL WAS GREAT BOOSTER FOR UNIVERSITY
WARO NAMEO TO POST
EX-JUDGE JOINS NCCU
CHINESE FI.NO VISIT OF NCCU OFFICIAL A STRANGE SIGHT
NCCU BOARD TO EXAMINE LAW OEAN'S CRITICISMS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ADMISSIONS
NCCU TO RECRUIT AT NORTHGATE "ALL
HIGHER SCORES EXPECTED FOR FRESHMEN AT CENTRAL
NCCU RECRUITING MORE TOR STUDENTS
NCCU RECRUITS IMPROVED
NCCU EFFORTS PAY OFF
NCCU'S WHITES INCREASE; UNC ' S BLACKS DECLINE
NCCU SCHEOULES OCT. 20 TO HOST PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ALUMNI
NCCU VOLUNTEERS TO SEEK «25,ODO WITH PHONE DRIVE
OUALLS IS NAMED NCC'J 'MISS ALJMNA'
ALUMNI CONTEST RAISES S3*. OOO FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
OUALLS EARNS NCCU TITLE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. AWARDS
SFE ALSO AWARDS
HANCOCK GETS NCCU AWARO
NCCU GETS AWARD
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BLACK MUSIC AR-.HIVES
SEE ALSO BLACKS, MUSICIANS
1ST BLACK MUSIC ARCHIVE 0EVEL3PS AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUDGET
PRIVATE SUPPORT SOUGHT BY SCHOOLS
CENTRAL TRUSTEES SEEK S9.4 MILLION
UNC TO SEEK S3 BILLION FROM STATE LEGISLATURE
UNC ASKS S2 BILLION
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK S2 BILLION-PLUS BUDGET
BILL POLICIES CITED FOR NCCU ENROLLMENT OROP
FROM 16 UNIVERSITIES
N.C.
N.C,
N.C.
N.C,
N.C.
N.C.
CENTRAL UNIV.. BUILOING CONSTRUCTION
NCCU RENOVATIONS DISCUSSEO
CENTRAL UNIV.. CALENOAR ANO SCHEDULES
MOVING IN
CENTRAL UNIV.. CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT BUREAU
N.C. CENTRAL TO HOLD CAREER FAIR TODAY
CENTRAL UNIV., CHANCELLOR
FOCUS OF 'BIG PICTURE' KEEPS CHANCELLOR BUSY
NCCU TRUSTEES TO STICK WITH WALKER AS CHANCELLOR
NCCU CHANCELLOR SEARCH NOT NEAR
WALKER GIVEN MORE TIME TO CONTINUE FINE WORK
NCCU HAS MOVED AHEAD WITH WAL<ER AT HELM
WALKER LOOKS BACK AT 1ST YEAR
CENTRAL UNIV., CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARS
NOT SMART, JUST SERIOUS
NOT SMART. ONLY SERIOUS?
CENTRAL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
H 2 12/15/84 A
H 2 9/24/84 B
S 2 5/23/84 B 1 P F J06
1/1 l/»4 C
2/15/84 B
4/16/84 A
4/17/84 B
4/18/84 B
4/18/84
H 2 7/03/84 A 14
H 2 11/30/84 A 20
N
N
N C60
N
N W36
E
H 2
1/24/84
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S 2
1/31/84
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H 2
2/10/84
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4 P
P S76
H 2
6/24/84
D
4
E
5 2
7/05/84
D
1 1
N
H 2
7/13/84
B
2 P
F H45
H 2
7/19/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/26/84
A
7 P
A
S 2
9/24/84
C
I
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H 2
10/23/84
C
1
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H 1
10/24/84
B
1
N H90
w 2
6/22/84
c
6
N
S 2
6/23/84
A
3
N C05
H 2
8/17/84
B
6
N
H 2
9/28/84
B
5
N N80
S 2
10/04/84
A
1 R
N L38
H 2
10/05/84
B
I
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H 2
11/01/84
A
12 P
N N80
S 2
11/02/84
C
1
N L38
H 2
11/08/84
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N
S 2
12/24/84
C
1
N
S 2
1/30/94
A
1 P
0
H 2
1/31/84
B
9 P
0
H 2
2/02/84
A
4
E
S 1
7/03/84
C
1
N
H 2
7/04/84
A
7
N
H 2
7/22/84
B
5
N
H 2
12/15/84
C
1
N W24
H 2
5/11/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/21/84
B
1
N W24
H 2
7/29/84
A
1
N W24
S 2
7/30/84
A
8
N
S 2
7/31/84
A
4
E
S 2
8/10/94
A
1
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H 2
10/10/84
B
8
N N80
H 2
5/26/84
a
4
N
H 2
11/01/84
c
11 P
N
H 2
11/02/84
c
5
N N80
S 2
11/10/84
A
15 p
N
S 2
4/10/84
c
3
N
S 2
4/24/84
A
7
N
S 2
9/24/84
c
1
N L38
S 2
3/26/84
A
3
N COS
H 2
9/20/84
A
1
N W24
S 2
10/19/84
A
1
N W36
S 2
10/20/84
A
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N
H 2
10/20/84
C
1
N W36
H 2
11/24/84
B
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S 2 9/20/84 C 1 N L38
S 2 8/20/94 A 1 P P K30
H 2 11/01/84 A 11
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2
2
2
2
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3/05/84
4/19/94
4/19/84
4/24/84
4/2S/94
9/19/84
C
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1/01/84 -
I N 0 E
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 511
1/14/85
On. EDMONDS IS SPEAKER AT NCCJ
NCCU, UNC TO GIVE DIPLOMAS TOMORROW
NCCU, UNC GRADUATIONS TODAY
GPAOS URGEO TO FULFILL THEIR BREAKS
NCCU GRAUS TOLD TO PREPARE FO! NEW TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES
FAMILY HAS DUUBLE CELEBRATION
SUNSHINE. TFARS AND PRIDE
NCCU RELEASES LIST OF PB4 GRADUATES
CHARLES KURALT TO SPEAK TO NC: U GRAOS
KURALT IS CHOSEN TO SPEAK AT NCCU COMMENCEMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
CLASSROOM COMPUTER USE INCREASE CONTINUES
MICROCOMPUTER COURSES PLANNED
NCCU PLANS THREE COMPUTER CAM°S
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
JAPANESE STUDY NCCU COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER FIRM OFFERS INTERNSHIPS TO PUPILS
NCCU HILL EXPAND SYSTEM OF COMPUTERS
BOARD APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR DEGREE IN COMPUTERS
UNC BOARD OKS NCCU COMPUTER SIIENCE PROGRAM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CONCERTS
NCCU HOSTS JAZZ FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SHOWING THE WAY
CHOIRS A CREDIT TO NCCU HERIT«GE
NCCU'S CELEBRATION MARKS 75TH ANNIVERSARY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NCCU CHOIRS. GUEST ARTISTS TO PERFORM THE 'MESSIAH'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST OREW CROSS- SECT ION OF DURHAM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES
SFE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. FORUMS
SEE ALSO N.C. CFNTRAL UNIV.. SYXPnstA
NCCU GETS AWARD
MINORITY VOTER BACKERS TO TALC AT N.C. CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
CENTRAL TRUSTEES SEEK «9.4 MILLION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CURRICULUM
BOARD APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR DEGREE IN COMPUTERS
UNC BOARD OKS NCCU COMPUTER SIIENCE PROGRAM
NCCU REQUIRING STUDENTS TO TA<E TWO COURSES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
NCCU TO PROMOTE NIGHT CLASSES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., OES EGREGA T I ON
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. OE SEGR ES AT ION
ABA: NCCU LAW SCHOOL HAS GOOD RACIAL BALANCE
NCCU PROGRESSES IN DESEGREGATION
MORE WHITES ATTENDING NCCU
NCCU'S WHITES INCREASE; UNC'S BLACKS DECLINE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. EMPLOYEES
CENTRAL HONORS 85 EMPLOYEES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ENROLLMENT
MORE WHITES ATTENDING NCCU
GRADUATE SCHOOLS TRY TO RETAIN ENROLLMENT
UNIVERSITIES EXPECT NEARLY 5,700 FRESHMAN
NCCU OPENS WITH INSTITUTE FOR FACULTY
NCCU ENROLLMENT ORO?S
NCCU ENROLLMENT DOWN 1 i-. , 80AJD TOLD
BILL PULICIES CITED FOR NCCU ENROLLMENT OROP
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EVENING COLLEG=
NCCU TO PROMOTE NIGHT CLASSES
OVER 150 FVENNG COURSES OFFFRID AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY
MRS. M.S. MANASSE, RETIRED PRTFESSOR
14 GET PROMOTIONS ON NCCU FACJLTY
MAN FINED ON CHECK CHARGE
MAN FINED OVER PAYCHECKS
NCCU TO HONOR RETIRING EMPLOYEES
4 UNC-CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS RECEIVE MELLON FELLOWSHIPS
PROGRAM DEVELOPED
NCCU PROF PRESENTS PAPER
PROF'S BOOK PUBLISHED
NCCU PROFESSORS CREATE BOOK n HELP EXPLAIN POLITICAL WORLD
DURHAM PSYCHIATRIST CITED FOR WORK WITH CHILOREN
PORTRAIT PRESENTEO
NCCU PROFESSOR AUTHORS TEXTBOTK
NCCU RECEIVES PORTRAIT OF MARSORIE LEE BROWNE
GROUP ELECTS NCCU DIRECTOR TO REGIONAL JOB
N. C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY SALARIES
UNC OEAN EARNS MORE THAN BOSS OF SYSTEM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. FORUMS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CONFERENCES
CANDIDATES VOICE SUPPORT FOR NURSES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. GIFTS S FUNDRAISING
PRIVATE SUPPOPT SOUGHT RY SCH30LS
SORORITY PRESENTS 12,000 TO NCCU
CITY SCHOOLS GET GRANT
NCCU VOLUNTEERS TO SEEK 125,010 WITH PHONE DRIVE
MASONS DONATE U.000 TO NCCU
NCCU RECEIVES PORTRAIT OF MARSORIE LEE PROWNE
INSTALLATION
CENTRAL NAMES ALUMNUS TO JOB IN DEVELOPMENT
CENTRAL UNIV.. GRAOUATE PLACE"ENT
THIS YEAR'S GRAOS CAN EXPECT JOBS
NCCU NA»ES LUTEN CAREER COUNSELING,
RECRUITERS TO VISIT NCCU
PLACEMENT DIRECTOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. GRANTS
LIBRARY GRANT
NCCU AWARDED GRANT
SCHOLARSHIP MONEY GIVEN TO CENTRAL
GRANT WILL AID 2
NCCU GETS RUBBER PLANT GRANT
NCCU PROFS TO USE tlO.OOO GR A"l T TO STUDY PLANT'S RUBBER POTFNTIAL
NCCU "USIC DEPARTMENT COMPILING APCHIVfc OF BLACK MUSIC, NEW AND OLD
NCCU PROGRAM AIMS TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. HISTORY
NCCU HISTORY TO BE SUBJECT OF SYMPOSIA
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MONTHLY/AN
- A L INDEX
1/01/64 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
NCCU LOOKS FURwAkO ru 21ST CENTURY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HOMECOMING
OANISE BAYNES CROWNEO '"ISS NC CU ■ FOR 1984-95
CHILLY VICTORY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. NUR SER Y-K INOER", AROEN
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS
PASSING THE TIME
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. OPENINGS
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
N.C,
N.C
N.C
CENTRAL UNIV.. REGISTRAR
REGISTRATION LINES OF LITTLE CJNCERN TO 2,000 AT CENTRAL
CENTRAL UNIV.. REGISTRATION
NCCU PLAN EARNS •A*
CENTRAL UNIV.. R09EERIES
CHECKS, PAPERS STOLEN
132,000 IN CHECKS REPORTEO ST3LEN
BIROS STGLEN FROM NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
DINNER. OANCE SET
OANCE TO HELP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP HONEY GIVEN TO CENTRAL
SERTO"A CLUB GIVES SI, 500 IN EQUIPMENT, SCHOLARSHIPS
N.C. CFNTRAL UNIV., SEMINARS
HALF-DAY SE»INAR IS PLANNED FOR SMALL-BUSINESS OWNERS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SPEAKERS
LEE URGES STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
BLACK CHURC". FEMINISM ARE TOPICS OF LECTURES
RABBI TO SPEAK AT NCCU EVENT
BANK OFFICIAL > ! LL SPEAK DURING NCCU LAW WEEK
POET SCHEDULEO FJR NCCU TALK
POET GWENDOLYN 9R00KS TO REAO
JACKSON TO VISIT NCCU
JACKSON TO SPEAK AT CENTRAL SUNDAY
JACKSON URGES VOTERS TO SEEK 1EW OIMFNSION
CRIES OF 'WE WANT JESSE1 GREET JACKSON AI NCCU
ALABAMA MAYOR TO SPEAK AT NCCJ
YOUNG, JACKSON EXPECTEO AT NCI U
VOTE SI2E CALLED KEY TO VICTORY
JACKSON WHIPS NCCU CROWD INTO FRENZY; URGES Th£m TO V01
YOUNG: VOTES VITAL
JACKSON STRESSES VOTING AT NCCU, UNC
SPEAKER CLAIMS MONOALE "SCRAMBLING TO THE RIGHT"
POLITICS OF SELFISHNESS
FORD: BEEF UP AID TO EDUCATION
NCCU PROVIDES OPEN FORU* FOR POLITICIANS
PROF: BLACK COLLEGES FACE BLEAK FUTURE
ANTHROPOLOGIST GIVES SEXY THE1RY OF EVOLUTION
PELVIC STRUCTURE LINKED TO EV3LUTI0N
DISTINGUISHEJ GRAD TO SPEAK AT NCCU
GAINS BY BLACK THREATENED - C-"AM3ERS
CHARLES KUKALT TO SPEAK TO NCCU GRADS
KURALT IS CHOSEN TO SPEAK AT VCCU COMMENCEMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SPORTS
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
N.C. CFNTRAL UNIV., STAFF
LUTEN HEAOS NCCU CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT
CENTRAL UNIV., STUOENT FEES
NCCU TRUSTEES RAISE STUDENTS'
HEAL, ROOM FEES
CENTRAL UNIV., SUMMER SCHOOL
MATH SCHOOL PPOGRAM TO DRAW N.C.
STUOENTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES
NCCU STUDENTS PLAN SYMPOSIUM, LECTURE FOR KING OBSERVANCE
STUDENTS TO SPONSOR TALK F0R < I NG OIRTHOAY AT NCCU
PANEL STUDIES KING'S CONTRIBUTION
SYMPOSIUM TO HONOR OR. PHINAZEE
NCCU HISTORY TO BE SUBJECT OF SYMPOSIA
N.C.
CENTRAL UNIV.. TUITION
NCCU TRUSTEES RAISE STUDENTS" HFAL,
STUOENT AID COMBATS COST HIKES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. V ICE-CHANCELLO'
dAINES APPALLED BY BRAZILIAN POVERTY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. WORKSHOPS
N E
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•C. CENTRAL UNIV.. STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
NCCU TRUSTEES RAISE STUOENTS" HEAL, ROOM FEES
NCCU EYES 1600.000 IN STUOENT 0F3TS
STATE TO help NCCU TO COLLECT BAO DEBTS
GOOD HUNTING. NCCU
NCCU, DUKE FEAR STUDENT AID CJTS
REDUCED STUDENT AID HURTS NCCJ THE WORST
NCCU PARES DEBT TO U.S. GOVERNMENT; S50.000 TO 175.000 OWED AFTER TALKS
STUDENT AID HAROER TO SECURE
LOAN FORGIVENESS EYED
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STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS LESSEN HELP FOR OTHERS
NCCU GIVEN OK TO RESUME STUDENT LOANS
BILL POLICIES CITED FOR NCCU ENROLLMENT DROP
•C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUOENTS
LEE URGES STUOENT INVOLVEMENT
DUKE ARTS INSTITUTE TO PRESENT AWARDS TO FIVE SENIORS
N.C. WAP PROTESTER STILL IN JAIL
NCCU RELEASES LIST OF 1984 GRADUATES
MANY NCCU STUDENTS FROM DURHAM AREA
NCCU RECRUITS IMPROVED
MOVING IN
WELCOME bACK, STUOENTS
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
POST-REGISTRATION
■GRANDMOTHER FIGURE' BEGINS FJESHMAN YEAR AT N.C. CENTRAL
HFET THE TRUjTEcS
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N.C.
CLASSROOM COMPUTER USE INCREASE CONTINUES
NCCU BEGINS INSTITUTES
PIANIST TAYLOR LEADS NCCU W0R< SHOP
CENTRAL UNIV. AWAROS DAY
NCCU AWARDS DAY FRIDAY
CENTRAL UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NCCU TRUSTEES RAISE STUDENTS' MEAL. ROOM FEES
NCCU EYES 4600,000 IN STUDENT DEBTS
NCCU TRUSTEES TO STICK WITH WALKER AS CHANCELLOR
NCCU CHANCELLOR SEARCH NOT NEAR
MORE WHITES ATTENDING NCCU
CENTRAL TRUSTEES SEEK 19.4 MILLION
MEET THE TRUSTEES
WALKER LISTS POSITIVE NCCU MOVES
NCCU RENOVATIONS DISCUSSED
KURALT IS CHOSEN TO SPEAK AT 'ICCU COMMENCEMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. BOARD OF VISITO'S
NEW BOARO IS FORMED AT CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CRIMINAL JUSTIC* FACILITY
EDMISTEN TO SPEAK AT NCCU AS JUSTICE BUILDING DEOICATEO
EDMISTEN IJKGES HELP FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME
EDMISTEN: JUOGES NEED TO CONSIDER CRIME VICTIMS
NCCU NAMES CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIRECTOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF BIOLOGY
MEDICAL USE OF PLANTS THE"E 0= COURSE
NCCU GETS RUBBE" PLANT GRANT
NCCU PROFS TO USE t30.0D0 GRANT TO STUDY PLANT'S RUBBER POTENTIAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF DRAMA
•REYNARO THE FOX' MATINEES PLANNED FJR CHILDREN...
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•FASCINATION MAN' SHINES FOR NCCU'S DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DFPT. OF GEOGRAPHY
GFOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT SCHEDULES WORKSHOP ON ENERGY EDUCATION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HISTORY ANO SOCIAL SCIENCE
BLACK HISTORY MONTH LECTURES BEGIN TODAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HOME ECONOMICS
TREAT YOUR WINOOWS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY
FROM A TEACHER TO A SUMMER INTERN
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF MATHEMATICS
COMPUTER CLASSES SCHEDULED
MICROCOMPUTER COURSES PLANNED
NCCU PLANS THREE COMPUTER CAM'S
UNC BOARO OKS NCCU COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF MUSIC
NCCU MUSIC DEPARTMENT COMPILING ARCHIVE OF BLACK MUSIC. NEW AND OLD
NCCU MUSIC TEACHER HAS MAGAZINE ARTICLE PUBLISHED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSIN".
SEE ALSO NURSES. DURHAM
7 OF 9 NCCU GRADUATES PASS STATE NURSING EXAM
7 NCCU NURSING GRADS PASS EXA'<
OPEN HOUSE TODAY FOR NURSES WEEK
76 PERCENT OF NCCU NURSING GR» DUA TE S PASS STATE BOAROS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
ELECTION ANALYSIS TODAY AT NCCU
NCCU PANELISTS: DEMOCRATIC PA< TY CRIPPLED AFTER ELECTION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY DAY SET FOR APRIL 14 AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
N.C. CENTRAL MAY OFFER MASTER'S DEGREE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. EVENING COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. EVENING COLLEGE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. FOUNDER'S DAY
DISTINGUISHED GRAO TO SPEAK AT NCCU
NCCU TRADITION TAKES CARE OF FOUNDER'S LEAVES
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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. INSTITUTE OF DESEGREGATION
N.C. CENTRAL INSTITUTE GETS ACTING DIRECTOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. PUBLIC ADM IN I S T) A TI ON INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. JF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
NCCU PROGRAM AIMS TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
DANCE TO HELP FUND
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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE ALSO LEGAL EOUCATION
M0NTHLY/4NN.UAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF 9L»CK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO N.C. UAR EXAMINATION
ASA: NCCU LAW SCHOOL HAS GOOD RACIAL BALANCE
NCCU LAW SCHOOL AIMS FOR EXCELLENCE
tEACHER PLANNING TO RETIRE
NCCU HOSTS LAW SCHOOL BOUT
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BANK OFFICIAL WILL SPEAK DURING NCCU LAW WEEK
JOHNSON WINS APPOINTMENT AT N.C. CENTRAL LAW SCHOOL
* OF II NCCU GRAOS PASS FEB. 3AR EXAM
55» PASS STATE BAR EXAMINATION
PRESSURE CHANGES DEATH STANCE
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NCCU DEAN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT 9A» RESULTS
MnRC NCCU LAW SCHOOL GRADS ARi PASSING STATE BAR EXAM
PUBLIC NEEDS TO KNOW NCCU BAR EXAM SCORES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW. DEAN
NCCU LAW SCHOOL OFAN RESIGNS
OAYE: RESIGNATION WAS HARD
NCCU ROARD TO EXAMINE LAW DEAN'S CRITICISMS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LIBRA1Y AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
LIBRARY GRANT
NCCU AWAROED GRANT
GRANT WILL AID 2
SIX PROMOTIONS MADE AT DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
5 JOINING NCCU SUMMER STAFF
LIBRARY SCHOOL AODS MEMBER TO FACULTY
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NAME IS CHANGED
N.C. CENTRAL SCHOOL JF LIBRARY SCIENCE CHANGING ITS NAME
LIBRARY COMPUTER COURSES PLANNED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPEECH C HEAR1NS CLINIC
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SERTOMA CLUB GIVES S 1 . 500 IN JJUIPHENT,
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO BUWL1NG
SEE ALSO BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
CENTRAL' S HALL OF FAME
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1/14/85
CIAA NAMES FRAYLON, 5 OTHER EAGLES TO TEAM
EAGLES FRAYLON ANO GREEN ON WAITERS' ALL-CIAA TEAM
ST. PAUL'S ROLLS OVER EAGLES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. TRACK
MARTIN TAKES AIM ON HIGH JUMP HARK
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. WOMEN
MS. PAGE LEAOS N.C. STATE 0VE1 UNC
CENTRAL WOMEN TURN ON LIGHTS FOR LATE SEASON
OFF THE BOTTOM: CENTRAL'S HOME N BOLT FROM CELLAR TO NCAA PLAYOFFS
UNION SMASHES CENTRAL WOMEN
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CENTRAL'S HALL OF FAME
8ANKHEA0 SETS WIN RECORD; HEINTZELMAN EXTENDS GOLF LEAO
N.C. CEREBRAL PALSY HOSPITAL
SEE LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY ANO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
N.C. CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO COOKING CONTESTS
SFE ALSO FOOO
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
CHICKEN CONTEST ANNOUNCED
N.C. CHILO ADVOCACY INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CHILD ADVOCACY
CHILDREN'S LOBBY HAS AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR NEXT YEAR
CHILDREN'S LOBBYIST OFFFRS TI'S
N.C. CHILO DAY CARE LICENSING BOAR!
SEE N.C. OFFICE OF CHILO DAY CARE LICENSING
N.C. CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE
SEE CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE
N.C. CITIZENS FOR BUSINESS AND INDJ STRY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
MRS. SEMANS GETS AWARD
MARY SEMANS CITED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIFS UNION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
CIVIL LIBERTIES PANEL DISCUSSIGN
REAGAN'S JUDICIAL APPOINTEES >APPFO BY UNC PROFESSORS
2 UNC PROFESSORS CRITICIZE SE. ECTION OF FEDERAL JUOGES
NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
SEE ALSO LITTER
CITY RESIDENTS ARE APPOINTEO TO STATE COUNCIL
NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
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12/12/84
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H 2
H 3
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9/19/84 C 13 N
7/16/84 C
7/23/84 A
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N.C. CLEAN WATER BONOS ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO WATER BOND ISSUE
HOSPITAL GETS GRANT
N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO WEATHER. N.C.
METEOROLOGISTS SAY TWISTERS N3 T APPEARING MORE OFTEN
N.C. CLOSEO JUNIORS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. JUNIOR CLOSEO TENNIS T3URNAMENT
N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SFE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
OPPOSITION VIGIL PLANNED FOR EXECUTION
RALLIES SEEK END TO DEATH PENALTY
N.C. DEBATE FLARES AGAIN ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
2 OURHAM VOICES PROTEST EXECUTION
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
STYRON'S CHOICE BRINGS HIM TO 'LONE VIGIL' '84
N.C. COASTAL FEDERATION
FAKMERS SAY THEY FAVOR LAW TO STOP CORPORATIONS FROM BUYING FARMLANO H 2 9/27/84 A 24 N
FARMERS SURVEYED IN FIVE N.C. COUNTIES WORRIEO ABOUT SURVIVAL OF. ..FARMS H 2 10/03/84 B 11 H
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS FRET A^OUT SURVIVAL OF FAMILY FARM S 2 10/04/84 A 19 N
N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
COMMISSION URGEO TO ACT ON COASTAL ISSUES
CAMA PROVES ITS WORTH
ONSLOW FIRMS FINED FOR ALTERING CREEK
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N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
N.C. BEACH EROSION TASK FORCE SAID NEEDED
BEACH EROSION NEEDS ATTENTION
COMMISSION URGEO TO ACT ON COASTAL ISSUES
BUILDING CODE CHANGES URGED
PANEL LOSES CHAIRMAN
N.C. CUMMISSION OK S BEACH EROSION MEASURES
COASTAL COMMISSION VOTES AGAINST SEAWALLS
BEACH EROSION HEARINGS COULD IE STORMY
EROSION-STRUCTURE BAN BEST HO' E FOR N.C. COAST
N.C. COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
N.C. COMPUTER COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. COMPUTERS
N.C. PANEL VOTES TO CONSOLIDATE SOME STATE COMPUTER CENTERS
BRAKE ON COMPUTERS URGEO
STATE TAKES SAFEGUARDS TO PROTECT PRIVACY
N.C. CONSERVATION COUNCIL
SEE CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO VETO POWER
JUDGE OECLARES PART OF DRUNKEN -OR I VING LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
FARM BONOS: N.C. VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF AGRICULTURAL BOND AGENCY
GOVERNOR BACKS FARM BONOS
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P D OATE
OFFICIALS SAY
ISSUES
FARM AMENDMENT MAY BE OVERLOO<ED
EDMISTEN SUIT SEEKS RULING ON Owl LAW
FAR»EP-LOAN PLAN WORTH SUPPORT
POOPUSED BONDS MAY HELP FARME' S
FARM LOAN PLAN IS "ASSISTANCE." NOT SOLUTION, N.C
MEASURE WOULD SET UP AGENCY FDR AGRICULTURAL BONO
N.C. VOTERS FAVORING AGRICULTURAL BONOS
VOTERS SUPPnRT FARM AID
AGRICULTURAL »ONOS GET APPROVAL OF N.C. VOTERS
STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE UNNECESSARY
ROYALL. JORDAN TANGLE OVER SECESSION ISSUE
SENATE GIVES INITIAL APPROVAL TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
SUCCESSION ISSUE RISES. FALLS
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
JUOGE LABARRE SEEKS F1.630 = 0' DEFENSE IN SUIT BY EDMISTEN
PART OF OWI LAW STRUCK DOWN
BUTNEP PROTECTION TAX L »W SPU5 S CHALLENGE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMFNOMENT WOULD REOUIRE DAS TO HAVE LAW LICENSES
LAW-LICENSE AMENOMENT IS A WORTHWHILE CHANGE
LAWYERS' AMENOMENT: FLIP A COIN - THEN VOTE
AMENOMENT GETS OK FROM VOTERS
N.C. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT PASSES BY A WIDE MARGIN
DEMOS SAY MARTIN CAN GO FOR TWO
COURT WON'T GIVE BLANKET OWI 1ULING
REPEAL TALK JUST JEALOUSY
TAX REFORM TO BE BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
N.C. CONSUMERS COUNCIL
UTILITIES ASK CONSUMERS FOR ADVICE
N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. PRISONERS
ASSAILANTS AID ESCAPE FROM WO»EN"S PRISON
N.C. ESCAPEE RECAPTURED IN NEBRASKA MOTEL
LIFE BEHINO BARS: "HOPE IS THE DI FFERENCE '"- WOMENS ' PRISON SUPERINTENDENT
WOMEN'S CORRECTIuN LEADER IS 'EMARKA8LE
SPIRITS SOAR BEHIND 8ARS
TRADITIONAL OUTLOOK MAY MEAN *ORE STRESS IN PRISON
PROGRAMS WILL FOCUS ON INMATES OF TWO N.C. PRISONS FOR WOMEN
EVANGELIST VISITS N.C. WOMEN'S PRISON
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHJRCHES
STUDY LOOKS AT ETHICS OF TOBACCO BUSINESS
N.C. CHURCH GROUP STUOIES MORAL ISSUES OF SMOKING
CHURCH PANEL WORKING ON TOBACCO REPORT
RUSSIAN CHRISTIANS WILL VISIT TRIANGLE AREA
TOBACCO MORALITY ISSUE OIVIOES SOME CHURCHES
TOBACCO PUTS CHURCHES IN OUANOARY
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES TO VOTE 01 1985 LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES SETS GOALS
COUNCIL ADOPTS CONSCIENTIOUS DBJECTOR PAPER
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNSEL TO BE HIREO IN GUARANTY OISPUTE
COLEMAN WAS EARLY CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATE
COUNCIL OF STATE CANOIDATES 05 AW LITTLE ATTENTION
BROOKS. BARNES MAY CONTINUE BATTLE FOR LABOR POST
COUNCIL OF STATE OKS BUYING COUNTRY CLUB FOR INOIAN CENTER
POLITICIANS HIT TOWN; 1 DENIED MALL HANDSHAKING
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WON BY DEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS SWEFP COUNCIL OF STATE, JUOGESHIP RACES
N.C. COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
WOMEN EYE THEIR ELECTION LOSSES. GAINS
N.C. COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
N.C. COURT OVERTURNS CONVICTIDN. SENTENCE OF JAMSCAM FIGURE
RULING UPHOLDS ABORTION FUNDS
APPEAL "EJECTED IN JURDER CASE
APPEALS: ALAMANCE MAN ACQUITTCD
PERSON CONVICTION UPHELD
SENTENCING ACT STRESSED BY COJRT
APPEALS COURT REVERSES TEACHER RULING
APPFALS COURT OROERS 4TH TRIAL IN WRECK SUIT
RULING UPSETS OUICK DIVORCES
APPFALS COURT RULES ANNEXATION WAS LEGAL
LAWYERS SAY FOREIGN OIVORCES COULD CAUSE SOME PROBLEMS
COMPENSATION CONSIDERED
N.C. APPEALS COURT RULING IN JAMSCAM CASE
NEW TRIAL JPDERED IN BOMB CASE
JUOGE RESIGNS TO CLEAR WAY FO3 HIS CAMPAIGN
COURT REVERSES MuROER CONVICTION
MARTIN GETS ENDORSEMENTS FOR JUDGESHIP
COURT RULES AGAINST DENTAL HYDIENIST
APPEALS COURT RULES IN LUNG DISFASE CASE
ARGUMENTS HEARD ON CITY ANNEXATION
COURT CLEARS BUSCH AND HARRIS IN ACCIDENT AT UNIVERSITY MALL
ANNEXATION FOES WILL SEEK REVIEW BY COURT
OPPONENTS TO APPEAL ANNEXATION DECISION
N.C. COURT BACKS OUKE UNIVERSITY IN BURIAL REQUEST
COURT: LOT, NOT HOUSE, SOLO FOR BACK TAXES
DISCRIMINATION PLEA REVERSED
N.C. COURT REVEPSES RULING IN GRANVILLE WOMAN'S
ANNEXATION APPEAL WILL BE F I Lc D IN JULY
STATE MEDICAL LICENSING UPHELD AS " IR I DOLOG I ST "
STATE WANTS SAFF ROADS ACT TO BE REVIEWED
APPFALS COURT CANCELS OAMAGES IN UNC CASE
COURT HEARS AREA APPEALS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CITATION AGAINST FIRM
APPEALS COURT BACKS UNC IN SUIT
N.C. COURT »ULES BANK MUST OPEN ITS RECORDS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS MAN'S OE ATH SENTENCE
CONVICTION UPHELD IN DEATH OF RETARDED HEART PATIENT
NEW BUILOING SOUGHT FOR STATE COURTS
COURT OVERTURNS WOMAN'S CONVICTION IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS DURHAM "UN'S SENTENCE
COURT OISMISSES INGRAM APPEAL
N.C. APPEALS COURT BACKS NEW HEARING FOR TWO TEACHERS
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE "WRDNGFUL LIFE"?
COURT RULES OEVFLOPER'S APPEAL TARDY
8RASWFLL TO LEAVE COURT OF APPEALS
EDMISTEN IS PLEASEO WITH 1500,000 JUDGMENT
STATE APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS OE - ANNE XA T I ON
CHIEF DISTRICT JUDGE GETS APPDINTMENT TO SUPERIOR CnuRT
HUNT NAMES 2 APPEALS JUOGES
HUNT'S APPOINTMENT OF AIOE TO COURT HIT BY JUOGE, GOP
LAWYERS SAY OAVIS SHOULD HAVE TAKEN JOB
VAUGHN IS A GOOD CHOICE
CASE
LOSES HIS APPEAL
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7/18/34
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7/18/84
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7/19/34
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7/19/84
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8/08/84
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8/10/84
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8/23/»4
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9/06/84
A
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9/28/84
A
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10/03/34
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10/04/34
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H
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10/17/84
A
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H
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11/07/84
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11/27/84
A
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11/29/84
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12/05/34
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12/07/84
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12/19/84
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12/21/84
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12/21/34
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12/26/84
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MONTHLY/AN
I II D E 1
12/31/8*
N.C.'S 1ST BLACK O.A. IS NAME!
OVERCOMING ADVERSITY
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS. ELECTIONS
APPEALS COURT RACE ATTRACTS 3
JUOGE JOHN C. MARTIN N.C. COU3 T OF APPEALS (AOI »
CONVICTED HAVE RIGHT OF APPEAL
INSANITY OPINIONS VARY
COUNCIL OF STATE CANDIDATES DRAM LITTLE ATTENTION
BRANN0.N. BECTON UNOPPOSED
ELECT MEYRESSA HUGHES SCHOONMAKER JUOGE. N.C. COURT OF APPEALS (ADI
...JUDGE JOHN C. MARTIN FOR N.C. COURT OF APP6 AL S . . . I AD I
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER STEWART
MARTIN PLEASED WITH HIS VICTORY
WINNERS ANO LOSERS: BOTH DESERVE PLAUOITS
N.C. COURTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
NEW BUILOING SOUGHT FOR STATE COURTS
N.C. CREDIT UNION LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
CREDIT UNIONS: DURHAM PLAYED
N.C. CRIMINAL COOE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL CODE._N.C
« MAJOR ROLE IN CREATION OF CREDIT UNIONS.. H
N.C. GROUP FOR DEAF-BLIND PERSONS
15 YEARS OF WORK IN JEOPARDY
MENTALLY ILL VERDICT IN N.C. AGAIN DEBATED
BUSY WEEKS LIE AHEAO FOR N.C. LEGISLATURE
COMMITTEE OEBATES MEANING OF _IFE
N.C. DANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO DANCE
SPECIAL PLAY PERFORMANCE PLANNED FOR CITY STUDENTS
•DREAM" BALLET COMING TO DUKE
•MIDSUMMER NIGHT1 BALLET HAS WARMTH
DANCE THEATER'S 'DREAM- NOT FJLLY REALIZED
N.C. DAY CARE LICENSING OFFICE
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS, LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
SEE N.C. OFFICE OF CHILD DAY C A'. E LICENSING
N.C. DEAF-BLIND ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BLINO
SEE ALSO OEAF
SEE ALSO DEAF-BLINO
OURHAM MAN HELPS TO ORGANIZE
GIFT HELPS THE OEAF
GIFT BOOSTS DEAF-BLINO GROUP
N.C. OFBUTANTE BALL
SEE ALSO DEBUTANTES
OEBS NAMED FOR N.C. BALL
AREA DEB LEAOERS
READY TO MAKE STATE DEBUTS
MARGARET CRANFORD WILL LEAO OE B BALL SATURDAY EVENING
N.C. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
OFMOCRATS APPROVE PLATFORM BUT WRANGLE ON RESOLUTIONS
RHETORIC COMES FIRST FOR OEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS URGE CALM
N.C. DEPT. OF ADMINISTRATION
RAOtO-TELEPHONE STILL NOT WOR< ING
MARTIN TAPS THREE DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES
MARTIN APPOINTEES SET PRIORITIES
N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF AGRICULTJRE
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTJRE
STATE ORDERS RECALL OF ONE LOT OF FLOUR
TOBACCO LOAN SURGE CAUSES SOME CONCERN
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXTENO TO COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WO'! BY OEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE, JUOGESHIP RACES
TAR HEEL RAISED: NORTH CAROLINA LEADS NATION IN FIVE AGRICULTURAL AREAS
N.C. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF COMMERCE
HILLSBOROUGH SEEKING DESIGNATION AS A
STATE'S ECONOMIC GROWTH ZIPS 'AST $2 B
HAWORTH TO HEAD COMMERCE
'COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE1
LLION MARK
N.C.
DEPT. OF COMMERCE, SECRETARY
MORGANTON MAN NAMED N.C. COMMSRCE SECRETARY
•C. DEPT. OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES ANO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
ORIVE IS LAUNCHED TO FIGHT ILLITERACY
EX-GOVERNOR LEADS FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY IN N.C.
•C. OEPT. OF CORRECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
E ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
INMATE'S RAPE SUIT PROMPTS PROTECTION PLANS
430 INMATES1 FILES CHECKEO FO! COMMUTATION
MARTIN APPOINTEES SET PRIORITIES
DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS, EMPLOYEES
PRISON DEPARTMENT CLEARS OFFICERS IN SHOOTING
DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS. SECRETA'Y
MARTIN TAPS THREE DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES
FOR PRISONS
OEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC
:E ALSO CRIME COMMISSION. GOVERNOR1
- f. ai en ruiuc DDCucur inu
SAFETY
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
ALAMANCE RECEIVES 130.000 FROM STATE
MARTIN NAMES T«0 MORE TO CABINET
N.C. OEPT. OF CULTURAL RESOURCES
KIRK, DORSEY GET N.C. CABINET POSTS
N.C. OEPT. OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
N.C. OEPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
N.C. DEPT. OF HISTORY AND ARCHIVES
C T
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6/24/84
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8/29/B4
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9/04/84
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9/19/84
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H 2
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10/04/84
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10/08/84
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10/10/84
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12/14/84
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H 2 9/16/B4 0 8 N
H 2 9/21/84 B 1 R L34
S 2 9/21/84 A 9 R 871
4/02/84
11/16/84
12/18/84
7/01/84 E
8/19/84 E
9/05/84 B
12/28/84 B
H 2 6/17/84 A
H 2 6/17/84 3
S 2 6/18/84 C
S 2 1/31/84 A 3
H 2 12/11/84 A 1
S 2 12/11/84 A 1
2/08/34
9/29/84
10/11/84
11/07/84
U/08/84
11/17/84
1
15
13
8
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3/01/84 B
10/07/84 B
12/15/84 A
H 2 12/15/84 A 10 P N
H 2 8/10/34 B 5 N
S 2 8/14/84 A 4 E
H 2 8/13/84 A 9 N
H 2 12/06/84 A 9 N
S 2 12/11/84 A 1 N
H 2 8/03/84 A 7 N
H 2 12/11/84 A 1 P N
H 1 3/02/34 B 1 N
H 2 12/18/84 All N
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N N U A L
1/01/84 -
INDEX
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S I T
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SEE N.C. DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AN 0 HISTORY
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
SFE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C.
SFE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
STATE APPROVES REQUEST FOR MINOR SURGFRY CLINIC
STATE OFFICIALS UPTIMISTIC AB3UT PROJECT AGREEMENT
MAOAME SECRETARY: SARAH MORROW IS THE DOCTOR WHO BECAME SECRETARY...
STATE PUSHING DRUG TREATMENT PLANS
STATE'S MEOICAIO PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
STATE APPROVES PLAN FOR HOME NURSING SERVICES
N.C. OAY-CARE STANDARDS NEED TO BE RAISFD — AUDITOR
KIRK, DORSEY GET N.C. CABINET POSTS
MORROW TU LEAVE STATE POST EA5LY TO TAKE JOB WITH FIRM
KIRK FIRST LOBBIED LEGISLATURE AT AGE OF 18
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES. BUDS ET
FOUNDATION MAY LOSE ITS LICENSE
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF FACILITY SERVICES
FOUNDATION MAY LOSE ITS LICENSE
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SFE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, SECRETARY
POST FILLED FOR <> DAYS
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMFNT. N.C.
STATE SAYS HIS TIRES MUST GO
OURHAM FIRM GIVES CHEMICAL SPILL REPORT
STATE TFLLS FIRM REPORT WAS L*TE
RECYCLING FIRM FINED SI, 000
IBM LISTED AS COUNTY'S BIGGEST PRODUCER OF HAZAROOUS WASTES
MARKHAM RAPS SPILL REPORT DELAY
OROFR COULD PHASE OUT WASTE PROCESSING PLANT
RECYCLING FIRM PERMIT EYEO
HAZAROOUS WASTE FIRM MAY SHUT ITS DOORS
COUNCIL ENDORSES CLOSING OF WASTE RECYCLING FIRM
RECYCLING FIRM TO CLOSE DOORS BY END OF 1986
0»OER NUMBERS RECYCLING FIRM'S DAYS
HAZARDOUS WASTE: RETIRING OFFICIAL SAYS STATE HAS ONLY SCRATCHED...
N.C. OEPT. OF INSURANCE
INSURANCE GROUP PLANS ACTIVIST POLICY
INGRAM HARASSING INSURANCE FliMS. LOBBYIST CHARGES
N.C. OEPT. OF INSURANCE, BUOGET
BUDGET RULES, COURT FUNDS OK '0
N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE, COMMISSIONER
GRAHAM MAN FILES FOR INSURANCE POST
LONG NAMES COMMITTEE MEMBERS
INGRAM DEFENDS CONTRIBUTION CALLS
INGRAM DENIES HE'LL RUN FOR INSURANCE POST AGAIN
DONATIONS TO INGRAM RAISE QUESTIONS
'SURE I GAVE MONEY TO THE INGRAM CAMPAIGN...' (CARTOONI
INGRAM SOLICITING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS ICARTOONI
LONG BACKS DEREGULATION FOR INSURANCE FIRMS
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES ASKED F0> CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SPOOKS, BARNES MAY CONTINUE BATTLE FoP LABOR POST
HUNT AIDES CRITICIZE HELMS' COMMERCIALS
LONG SAYS PRIORITY WILL BE CHECKING SOLVENCY OF FIRMS
PAPER SAYS LONG RECEIVED ABOUT «l,550 FROM INSURANCE COMPANY'S MANAGERS
N.C. OEPT. OF INSURANCE, ELECTIONS
GRAHAM HAN FILES FOR INSURANCE POST
COUNCIL OF STATE CANDIDATES D< AW LITTLE ATTENTION
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER STEWART
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXTEND TO COUNCIL OF STATE
LONG: MAKE INSURANCE LAWS CLE*RER
OEMOCHATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE, JUDGESHIP RACES
N.C. OEPT. OF LABOR
AREA FIRMS ANO AGENCIES GET SAFFTY AWARDS
LAWSUIT SAYS STATE CHILD LARO> LAWS WERE VIOLATEO
CITY DECEIVES SAFETY AWARDS
SECRECY ON CHEMICALS MAY DELAr TREATMENT
N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR, COMMISSIONER
WISEMAN FILES FOR LABOR POST
HAROISON DECIDES AGAINST LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR RACE
KLANSMAN FILES FOR GOVERNOR
FORMER LEGISLATOR JOINS GOP RACE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
WISEMAN FOR LABOR POST
BROOKS AGREFS TO DEBATE
LABOR GROUPS REJECT BROOKS' CANDIDACY
DEBATE SOUGHT IN LABOR PACE
2 CANDIDATES FOR LABOR JOB EXZHANGE JABS
COUNCIL OF STATE CANDIDATES OR AW LITTLE ATTENTION
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER STEWART
SPLES WINS; BARNES CALLS FOR 1UN0FF
WISEMAN SUPPORTS BARNES
BROOKS RAPS OPPONENT
8R00KS, BARNES EXCHANGE ACCUSATIONS
BARNES LEVELS MISMANAGEMENT CHARGE AGAINST BROOKS IN RACE FOR LABOR POST
LABOR CANDIDATES ARGUE ABOUT MANAGEMENT
BROOKS STILL IN FIGHT TO KEEP LABOR JOB
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN ELcCTION RESULTS CANVASS
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXTEND TO COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WON BY DEMOC°ATS
OEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF ST\TE. JUDGESHIP RACES
CANOIOATES SHOULO REJECT IRRELEVANT QUESTIONNAIRES
N.C. OEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE N.C. OIVISION OF MOTOR VEHItLES
N.C. OEPT. JF NATURAL RESOURCES AN1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO NATURAL RESOURCES
CARRBORO APPLIES FOR GRANT
ENVIRONMENTALISTS SUPPORT WA T: R CLEANUP PROPOSALS
PHOSPHATE OETERGENTS BAM PUSHED
STATE PARKS WILL BE OISCUSSED
t°ANSYLVANIA COUNTY OEVFLOPER FINEO MORE THAN tlZ.000
AGENCIES TO GET 19. 6 MILLION IN AID FOR IMPOVERISHED
STATE AGENCY GETS TRIBUTE
MARTIN NAMES TWO MORE TO CABINET
N.C,
DFPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
MORE HONEY IS URGED FOR PARKS, RECREATION
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NEW CHIEF OF RESUURCES SHORN IN
N.f. OEPT. OF PUI1LIC HTALTH
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SFE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
IS STATE PADDING SPEN01NG FIGJR^S?
PPOGRAM TO HONOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
STATEWIDE AWAOOS SET FOR PRINCIPALS
MORE MONEY SEEN IN TEACHERS' STEPS
STATE AGENCY PROPOSES FIVF-STCP SALARY PLAN FOR TEACHERS
MORE N.C. STUOENTS SCORE HIGH ON ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
GAS LEAK FORCES OcFICE EVACUATION
SCHOOL BOARD TO RECEIVE REPORT ON BUILDING NEEDS
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WOY 9Y OEMOCRATS
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, SUPERINTENDENT
STATE SUPT. JOB SOUGHT BY PRINCIPAL
EDUCATION CHANGES PROPOSED
STATE SCHOOL HEAD OPPOSES JOB CHANGES
REPUBLICANS HOPE COATTAILS EXT ENO TO COUNCIL OF STATE
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF S^TE, JUOGESHIP RACES
N.C. EDUCATION REFORM PLAN ADVANCES
N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUOITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
DOGGING TAX DODGERS
N.C. REVENUE COLLECTIONS INCREASE
TAX COLLECTIONS ARE UP IN N.C.
'.PECIAL UNIT OF TAX AUDITORS 1IME0 AT CATCHING EVAOERS
NEW AUDIT UNIT HOPES TO LESSEE N.C. TAX FRAUD
DEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE, JUOGESHIP RACES
MARTIN BACKS 5* STATE PAY RAISE
N.C. DFPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SERVICES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PPOGRAM
EIGHT STATES ACT TO CUT FOOD STAMP FRAUD
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORT
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMP
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
CITY GIVING TRACTS FOR EXPRESS
STATE: THOROUGHFARE PLAN NEEOS
NASSIF: TOWN WILL SUBMIT ITS '
CHAPEL HILL TO PRESENT THOROUS
PORTO: TOWNS CAN STILL AGREE 3
STATE OFFICIALS TO STUDY TRAFF
SECONDARY ROAD PLANS PRESENTED
COUNCIL TO MAKE LAST-DITCH EFF
HEARING SET ON U.S. 501 PLANS
TRANSPORTATION WEEK WILL °EGIM
LAND FOR 2 MILES OF HIGHWAY Ml
EXPRESSWAY PLAN PAKEO
STATE PLANS COMPLETION OF EXP'
OFFICIALS URGE OUICKER ROAO WO
SPEEDUP IN WIOENING OF U.S. 1
STATE URGED TO WIDEN 15-501 BY
ROAOS LEADING TO PARKS, MINI-:
MOREHFAD CITY TO CONTINUE BR II
THOROUGHFARE PROPOSAL GOES TO
STRETCH OF 1-40 SHOULO BE COMP
STATE TO DECIDE ON THOROUGHFA!
STATE OOT URGES CLEANUP WEEK F
STATE URGES CITIZENS TO CLEAN
KEEPING REST STOPS RESTFUL
STATE CONDEMNS L ANO FOR 1-40
COURTS TO SET PRICETAG FOR SOJ
DEADLINE SET FOR MOVING BLACKM
BOARO APPROVES "OGUE BANKS BRI
GRADING PROJECT BEING INVESTIO
MARTIN TAPS THREE DEPARTMENT S
OOT'S NO PARKING IOEA GETS NO
ROADS: HUGE TRAFFIC JAMS THREA
ATION
ROVEMENT PROGRAM
WAY
ESTE5 EXTENSION
OAD PLAN
HFARE PLAN TO STATE
N ROAD PLAN
IC PLANS IN COUNTY
TO VANCE BOARO
ORT ON JOIN ROAO PLAN
ON MONDAY
ST EXPENSIVE EVER FOR N.C.
ESSWAV EXTENSION
URGED
PASS
ITY TO 3E IMPROVED
GE FIGHT
STATE FOR REVIEW
LETEO IN 2 YEARS
E PLAN
OR SEPT. lb-22
UP ROADS
THSIOE SCHOOL
ALL HOUSE
DGE LOCATION
ATED
ECRETARIES
SALE IN HILLSBOROUGH MEET
TEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
N.C. OFPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, BUOGE T
SFE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
N.C. EXPECTED TO FALL SHORT Oc FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, EMPLOYEES
2 CONVICTED OF TAKING CONTRACTORS' GIFTS
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT HIRING AGAIN
N.C. DEPT. OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE N.C. OIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURISM
N.C. DEPT. OF TREASURY
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, N.C.
PROSECUTORS REJECT LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FDR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
DUKE'S WORK ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESULTS IN 150.000 CONTRACT.
N.C. DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION = UNO UF N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORICAL PAPERS
SEE ALSO N.C, HISTORY
ARCHIVES DRAWS PEOPLE SEEKING FAMILY HISTORIES
ARCHAEOLOGISTS STUOY HAYTI PROJECT LANDFILL
DIGGING IN HAYTI SPURS OUESTIONS OF AUTHORITY
GENEALOGY WORKSHOP IS PLANNED FOR AUGUST
TAR HFEL HISTORIES FLOURISH II STATE'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY
N.C OIVISION OF COMMUNITY ASSISTA1CE
COMPETITION WAS KEEN FOR COMMJNITY GRANTS
N.C DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
TORNADO T-SHIRTS RAISE QUESTIONS ON TASTEFULNESS
T-SHIRTS NOT IN BAD TASTE
OFFICIAL SAYS STORMS RAISED AWARENESS
H 2 1/04/84
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2/16/84
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4
1
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5/03/84
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5/18/84
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6/07/84
1.
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H ?
6/08/84
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8/01/84
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S /
9/18/84
A
1
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H 2
10/14/84
H
9
N
H 2
11/07/84
A
13
N
H 7
1/26/84
C
6
N
04 6
H /
3/08/84
l
1 1
N
S 2
3/15/84
r.
1
N
(OS
H ?
10/11/94
A
15
N
H ?
11/03/84
A
8
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H 2
11/28/84
A
1
N
1/16/84 A
2/03/34 A
2/04/84 A
10/08/84 B
10/08/84 A
11/09/84 A
12/19/84 A
1 N
13 N
1 N
5 N
8 N
11 P N 046
H 2 4/11/84 A
s
2
1/10/84
B
1
N
K90
H
3
1/19/84
B
1
N
H90
H
3
1/21/84
B
I
N
W36
s
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1/21/84
A
3
N
W36
H
3
2/04/84
a
1
N
H90
S
2
2/20/84
A
3
N
J56
H
1
4/04/84
B
1
N
H
1
4/10/B4
B
1
N
W36
H
2
4/25/84
B
1
N
H60
s
2
5/11/84
A
10
N
H
2
5/13/84
B
6
N
H
2
5/23/34
B
1
N
S51
S
2
5/23/94
C
1
N
K90
H
2
5/24/84
B
1
N
B81
H
1
5/24/84
B
I
N
nei
H
3
5/24/84
B
I
N
B81
s
2
7/11/84
A
1
N
K90
H
2
7/13/64
A
9
N
H
3
6/01/84
3
1
N
W36
s
2
8/13/84
A
5
N
K90
s
2
8/23/»4
A
14
N
H
2
9/09/34
B
I
N
s
2
9/11/84
B
11
N
s
2
9/19/84
A
4
E
H
2
9/26/84
B
1
N
W36
s
2
10/10/84
A
1
N
L33
s
2
10/1 1/84
4
1
N
M69
H
2
11/10/84
A
1 1
N
H
2
12/01/34
A
o
N
H
2
12/11/84
A
1
P N
H
3
12/11/84
B
I
N
846
H
2
12/29/84
A
1
M G
X40
H 2 2/26/84 A 14
H 2 5/18/84 A 1
S 2 5/24/84 A 8
H 2 11/10/84 A 10
H 2 11/18/84 B
H
s
s
s
H
2
2
2
2
2
1/26/84
5/25/84
5/26/84
7/05/84
11/18/84
A
c
A
0
D
7 N
I N
3 N
1 1 N
3 P U
K9D
K90
H45
H
1
9/14/B4
B
1
N
L40
H
S
H
2
2-
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7/12/84
7/14/84
8/25/84
A
A
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15
4
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N
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
SUBJECTS
I T
L Y
PG I P 8YL
N.C. DIVISION OF ;NV!RONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MAN1GEMENT COMMISSION
CIIY SEEKING GRANT TO STUOY REMOVAL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
OEAOLINE SET FOR TIMETABLE ON SOLVING SEwAGE PROBLEM
N.C. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
MARINE FISHERIES STUDIES N.C. STRIPED BASS PROBLEM
SHELLFISH WATERS CLOSED BECAUSE POLLUTION FEARED
RIGHT KINO OF CROAKER COULD H? AN FINANCIAL BONUS FOR N.C. FISHERMEN
N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO "OTO» VEHICLE STICKERS
HF RECEIVES CHARGE FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
F1IRCLOTH CALLS ATTACKS 'SLEAZY-
FIND THE RECORDS THIEF WITHOUT LIE DETECTORS
HUNT HALTS LIE-DETECTOR TESTS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
ELDERLY MOHAN CONCERNED THAT 1KV WILL LEAK HER AGE ICARTOONI
ENDING A WITCH-HUNT
N.C. DIVISION OF PARKS AND RECREATION
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
STATE PARKS SHOULD AVOID PRIVATE OEALS
PARKS ARE CREDIT TO STATE
MORE PARK LANO ANO STAFF TO B= SOUGHT
N.C. DIVISION OF POISONS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF CORRECTION
SEE ALSO PRISONS. H.C.
PRISON DIETITIAN ON TRIAL
N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO travel. N.C.
SHIP EXPECTEO TO DRAW MILLIONS OF TOURISTS
STATE'S TOURISTS SAY BEAUTY 1ST
OURHA" COUNTY 9TH IN TRAVEL BUSINESS
N.C. EASTER SEAL SOCIETY
•STROKE CLUB' HELPS FAMILIES EASE WOES
N.C. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
12 REAPPOINTED TO BOARO
N.C. EGG COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO EGGS
RICF OUICHE 3EST DISH IN COOKING CONTEST
COOKS SCRAMBLE AT EGG COOK-OF=
N.C. EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
SEE ALSO DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEOICAL SERVICES
STATE'S EMERGENCY CENTER ACTIVATED FOLLOWING STORM
N.C. EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE Employment SECURITY COMMISSION
N.C. ENERGY CIVISION
ENERGY SAVERS TO GET AWAROS
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
N.C. PANEL BACKS BAN OF PHOSPHORUS IN SOAP
CHANGE URGED IN CLASSIFYING OF N.C. WATER
FALLS, JORDAN OUALITY CONTROL PLANNEO
REPORT ON LAKES SUBMITTED
TENNESSEE SUES O.N PIGEON RIVE' POLLUTION PACT
STATE SEfcKS OISMISSAL OF TENN. SUIT
N.C.
EUGENICS BOARO
SUIT OISMISSAL STANDS IN STERI L 12 AT ION CASE
N.C. FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGPICULTJRAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
STUDENT AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
FARM BUREAU CONVENTION TO OPEV SUNOAY
FARM BUREAU WILL STUDY CHANGES
HUNT: U.S. POLICIES TO BLAME FOR "ANY OF FARMERS' WOES
N.C. FARM BUREAU URGES LEAF P'OGRAM CHANGES
N.C. FARMERS MARKET
SEE ALSO FARMERS '"ARRETS
STATE FARMERS MARKET TO OPEN ON JULY 2
NEW MANAGER NAMEO
N.C. FEDERATION OF BU
SEE ALSO BUSINESS
SEE ALSO WUMEN, BU
CLUB ENDORSEMENT
N.C. FEDERATION OF WO
SEE ALSO BUSINESS
SEE ALSO DURHAM wO
WOMEN'S CLUB WIN
SIHESS »NO PROFESSIONAL WOMFN'S CLUBS
AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SINESSES
MEN'S CLUBS
ANO PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
MAN'S CLUB
NERS TO COMPETE AT SALEM
N.C. FILM CORP.
N.C. film CORP.
CHRISTMAS AT THE
N.C. FIRE maRSHALLS A
N.C. FIRE MARSHA
N.C. FOLKLORE SOCIETY
FOLKLORE, POETRY
N.C. FOUNDMIuN FOR
SFE ALSO HEALTH CA
PROGRAMS SAID NE
N.C. FOUNDATION FUR R
FREE ENTERPRISE
NEW GROUP TO HEL
NFw BUSINESS GRO
N.C. GROUP FIGHT
N.C. FOUR-A BASKETBAL
SEE ALSO PRE? TEAM
PERSON, GRIMSLEY
EXPANDS TO 32 ACRES
STUDIO
SSOCIATION
LS TQ MEET
H 2 9/08/94 E 1 N 046
H 3 ID/26/84 B I N 946
2 3/25/8* C 12
2 9/16/84 B A
2 12/04/84 B 11
H 2
S 2
H 2
AWARDS PRESENTED TO CHAPEL HILL, CHATHAM RESIDENTS
LTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE PROGRAM;
RE
EOEO TO LOWER MEOICAL COSTS
ESEARCH ANO ECONOMIC EDUCATION
FOUNDATION FO?MFD BY BUSINESS GROUPS H
P BUSINESS CONTRIBUTOR S
UP UNNERVES RlMSEY, N.C. HOUSE SPEAKER S
ING 'LIBERALISM' IN LEGISLATURE K
L TOURNEY
S, BASKETBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INPIVIOUAL SCHOOLSI
ROLL INTO CONFRONTATION
1/30/84
3/09/84
3/15/84
3/15/8*
3/20/94
3/24/9*
2/22/94 A
4/29/94 A
7/19/84 B
* T T P45
H 2 3/11/94 A 12 N
H 2 1/24/84 A 10 N
H 2 5/27/84 A 13 N
H 2 6/20/84 A 13 N
S 2 9/25/84 A 1 N L39
H 2 2/02/84 A 22 N
H 2 5/17/84 C 1 0 F H45
S 2 5/19/84 B I P F A15
H 2 3/30/84 A 7 N
H 2 4/16/84 A
4/13/94
4/19/94
7/14/84
11/09/94
11/29/04
12/29/94
12
IB
I
19
H 2 10/02/84 A 11
7
5/20/94
B
7
1
11/28/84
H
1
f
11/30/94
A
16
?
12/04/84
A
14
2
12/07/84
A
14
1 6/23/84 B 1
1 9/13/84 B 1
S 2 4/30/84 A 8 P P K30
H 2 3/16/84
H 2 7/14/84 A 8 N
H 2 12/20/84 A 7 P P
H 1 4/21/84 B I
M 2 11/18/84 B
S 2 2/09/e4 C
C
1/29/94
8/01/84
8/02/84
3/21/94
H 2 3/16/9* C
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/84
OAVIS. "EIO THANKFUL FOR HELP THIS SEASON
FIKE LAST OBSTACLE TO PERSON'S BID
WILSON FIKE TOPS PERSON FOR 4- A CROHN
N.C. FULLCOURT PRESS AGAINST CRIME
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
BASKETBALL VS. CRIME
N.C. GAS CHAMBER
SEE GAS CHAMBER
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL
15 YEARS OF WORK IN JEOPARDY
N.C. LOBBYISTS CONFUSED OVER LEGISLATURE'S AGENOA
C T
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H 2
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3/21/84 B
3/24/84 0
3/25/B4 C
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C36
C36
S 2
2/20/84 A
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S 2 10/09/84
S 2 11/26/84
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OPENING
LEGISLATURE NOT LIKELY TO ADJDURN THIS WEEK S 2
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVED H 2
ASSEMBLY HITS SNAG H 2
RULES CHANGE, PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY QUITS H 2
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR SCHOOLS PRAISEO
AMENOING LAWS IN BUOGET BILLS CRITICIZED
PAY RAISE CrULD AFFECT OTHER SCHOOL SPENUING
LARGE TEACHERS' PAY HIKE MAY THWART IMPROVEMENTS
HUNT WANTS 1300 MILLION FOR SCHOOLS
ARTS AOVOCATES SEEK STATE AID
LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TIME T3 BETTER STATE'S SCHOOLS
LAWMAKERS MAY FUNO TEACHER SALARY HIKES
1500 MILLION SURPLUS SEEN FOR STATE USE
TIME FOR N.C. LEGISLATURE TO GO SHOPPING
STUDY PANEL RECOMMENDS 110 MILLION FOR DEVELOPING BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
BUOGET SESSION HELD IN SECRET
PULLEY WANTS BUDGET TIME UNCLJTTERED -
SFCRET SESSIONS SHOUCO RAISE "UBLIC INOIGNATION
PULLEY RIGHT TO TRY TO END ABJSE OF BUOGET SESSIONS
HUNT WILL REQUEST 10X PAY INCREASE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
HUNT PROPOSES 15* PAY HIKE F0« TEACHERS
PLAN WOULD RAISE TEACHEP PAY IT?
PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS IRK UNC OFFICIALS
UNRESOLVED SCHOOL ISSUES FACE LEGISLATORS DURING SHORT SESSION
ASSEMBLY HAS MILLIONS TO SPENO
HUNT REOUESTS 15 PCT. BOOST IN TEACHER PAY
LEGISLATORS SUPPORT HUNT'S PUN
SUPERINTENDENTS' PRIORITIES: TEACHER PAY, SMALL CLASSES
EDUCATION PACKAGE READY, BUT DISAGREEMENTS REMAIN
WORK ON BUDGET STILL SECRET
N.C. BUDGET AOOITIONS ARE PROPOSED
1225 MILLION 'BET' PART OF N.!. SURPLUS
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE 119 MtLLIJN WORTH OF AOOITIONS TO BUDGET
PANEL MULLS AREA PROJECTS: GENETIC ENGINEERING FUNOS UNDER STUOY
ROYALL: TRIM SHOPPING LIST
N.C. BUOGET CUTS PROPOSED
LEGISLATIVE LEAOERS SETTLE ON SPENOING PROPOSAL
PLAN WOULD GIVE TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS 15X PAY HIKE
CURRENT FUNDING LEVELS ENOORSEO
PANEL APPROVES STATE PAY RAISES
N.C. INTANGIBLES TAX PHAS60UT SUPPORTED
INTANGIBLES TAX PHASEOUT UP RJ R VOTE
GROUP URGES 1500,000 FOR PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL OKS 14.4 BILLION STATE BUDGET
WATKINS: KEEP SESSION SHORT
SENATE STALLS BUOGET AOOITIONS
FIVE HOUSE BILLS WOULD AID CITY
INVFNTOPY, INTANGIBLES TAX CHANGES ADVAf'CE
STATE SFNATE APPROVES INTERSTATE BANKING MEASURE
1T.1 MILLION STATE BUDGET HARVESTS BITTER CRITICISM
PHOSPHATES BILL MAY NOT WASH
INVENTORY TAX BILL BOGS DOWN
STATE'S APPROPRIATION TO SAVE ONLY 130,000
ALLOCATED FUNDS MAY NOT SOLVE SCHOOL WOES
UNIVERSITY PROJECTS APPROVEO
STATE BUDGET PLANS INCLUDE TRAIN MONEY
MOST BIOTECHNOLOGY FUNDING WILL GO FOR GENETIC RESEARCH IN RTP
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SLAM DUNK SUPPLEMENTAL N.C. 3UDGET
LEGISLATURE STUMPS ITS TOE ON HA2AR00US OUMP ISSUE
TEACHERS PLEASED
BUDGET RULES, COURT FUNOS OK '0
HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON INTANGIB.ES TAX
YEAGER: FUNDS AIO PUPILS
SHORT SESSION? HARDLY
SPECIAL PROVISIONS ACT SHOWS LEADERSHIP POWER
•PORK BARREL' HOLDS 1355,000
3 N.C. PROJECTS WILL AFFECT DJRHAM
SENATE APPROVES PORK BARREL BILL
RULES CHANGF, PHOSPHATE BAN 01 E AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
LEGISLATURE REJECTS TAX REFORM
SUMMER'S EXPENSIVE GAMES
ASSEMBLY, REAGAN GIVE GOVERNO' MAJOR VICTORY
DTI GETS 11 MILLION FOR CONSTRUCTION COSTS
STATE HALVES ITS SHARE FOR OFFICERS' RETIREMENT
WHERE'S THE GENERAL TAX CUT FDR THE LITTLE GUY?
SHORT SESSION LIMITS SOUGHT
KEEP IT SHORT, LEGISLATORS
BASIC CHANGE NEEDED FOR BILLS TO CUT TAXES
SCHOOL PLAN WOULD COST 1400 MILLION
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK 12 BILLION-PLUS BUDGET
UNC BOARD OKS BILLION-DOLLAR 3U0GET PROPOSAL
BUDGET REOUESTS DIAMETRIC TO 1ARTTN'S TAX-CUT GOALS
LOBBYISTS PREPARE THEIR APPFALS FOR BIGGER SLICES OF STATE BUOGET
HUNT OFFERS 116.6 BILLION BUD'ET WITH 5* PAY HIKE
MORE OF STATE BUDGET SOUGHT Fj R AGRICULTURE
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME LEFTOVER ISSUES
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CLOSING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOJRNMENT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC -EGISLATORS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMPLY, LEGISLATORS
ONLY ONE STATE SENATOR SEEKINS PRESIDENT PRO TEN JOB H 2
STATE SENATE LEADERS EXPECT MIRE CLOSED-000" CAUCUSES H 2
STATE HOUSE OEMOCRATS WILL HOL 0 CAUCUS TODAY H 2
HOUSE DEMOS NOMINATE RAMSEY F3R SPEAKER H 2
6/28/84
6/29/84
T/0 6/84
7/08/84
1 N
6 N
1 N 046
1 N 046
S 2
2/06/84
B 6
N
H 2
2/15/84
B 5
N
H 2
3/0I/»4
C 8
N
S 2
3/01/84
C 4
P N
S 2
4/05/84
A 1
N
S 2
4/05/84
C 5
N
H 2
4/09/84
A I
N
046
S 2
4/26/84
C 7
N
H 2
4/27/84
A 10
N
S 2
5/14/84
B 5
N
H 2
5/16/84
C I
N
046
H 2
5/16/84
C 1
N
04 6
S 2
5/17/84
A I
N
C05
H 2
5/19/64
A 4
E
S 2
5/19/84
A 4
E
H 2
5/24/84
A 18
N
H 2
5/25/84
A 1
N
H 2
5/31/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/04/84
A 11
N
S 2
6/04/84
A 15
N
H 2
6/07/84
A 1
N
046
H 2
6/08/84
A 1
N
046
H 2
6/08/84
B 1
N
046
H 2
6/09/84
A 1
N
046
S 2
6/11/84
B 4
N
H 2
6/12/84
B 5
N
S 2
6/12/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/13/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/13/84
A 11
N
H 2
6/14/84
A 1
N
046
H 2
6/14/84
B 1
N
046
S 2
6/15/84
C 8
N
H 2
6/19/84
B 4
N
046
S 2
6/19/84
A 1
N
S 2
6/19/84
C 3
N
H 2
6/20/84
a i
N
S 2
6/20/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A 8
N
H 2
6/21/84
A 10
N
S 2
6/21/84
A 13
N
H 2
6/22/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/22/84
C 6
N
H 1
6/22/84
B 1
N
H 2
6/23/84
A 5
N
H 2
6/24/B4
A 1
N
046
H 2
6/26/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/26/84
A 3
N
H 3
6/26/84
B 1
N
346
S 2
6/26/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/27/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/27/84
B 10
N
S 2
6/27/84
A 1
N
C60
? 2
6/27/84
C 5
J
H 2
6/28/84
A 1
N
S 2
6/28/84
C 1
N
C05
H 2
6/29/84
A 6
N
H 2
7/03/84
B 9
N
S 2
7/0 3/84
C 1
N
C05
5 2
7/04/84
A 4
E
S 2
7/05/84
A 12
J
H 2
7/06/84
A 6
N
S 2
7/06/84
A 1
N
COS
H 2
7/07/84
B 1
N
046
H 2
7/08/»4
A I
N
046
H 2
7/09/84
B 1
N
H 2
7/11/84
A 4
E
H 2
7/12/84
A 4
E
S 2
7/12/64
A 1
N
C05
H 2
7/12/64
B 1
N
S 2
7/16/84
B 6
N
H 2
7/19/84
A 1
N
046
H 2
7/21/84
A 4
E
S 2
10/05/84
A 14
J
H 2
10/11/84
A 20
N
H 2
10/20/64
C I
N
W36
H 2
10/21/64
B 1
N
H 2
11/19/84
B 1
P N
H 2
12/14/84
A 7
N
S 2
12/17/84
A I
N
H 2
12/21/84
B I
N
H 2
12/25/84
A 8
J
12/04/84 A 12
12/11/84 A 10
12/20/84 A 6
12/21/84 B I
N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY,
SEE ELECTIONS, N.C.
ELECTIONS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EMPLOYEES
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
see also n.c, state employees
legislative building activity slows oown after legislators go home
.c. general assembly, legislation
see also ourham county, n.c., le
see also orange county, n.c., le
recodification of state's laws
legislature should stick t(j p3
crackdown cong overdue on wort
n.c. school changes urged
phosphate detergent ban up to
education, environment, bankin
royall says education package
teachers' raises to hurt buoge
legislators agree it's umf t1
long-distance competition to b
in-state »hone competition bac
pulley wants puoget time unclj
pulley right to try to eno a3j
unresolved school issues face
unresolved school issues face
officials may revoke charters
assembly has millions to spen3
hunt requests 15 pct. boost in
tax credit sought on inventory
legislators support hunt's pls
superintendents' priorities: t
legislature asked to allow int
n.c. lawmakers discuss raisins
scls want ok to cross state li
cigarette tax slice on agenoa
education package ready, but 3
tax mulleo for detergents that
n.c. budget aooitions are pro3
hazardous waste bill fileo in
bill to change auto sales taxe
roao bill stalls in committee
orunken oriving no issue in s=
phosphates: loebyists. ban bac
auto tax change needed
minor revisions expected in 0'
roao officials try to allay f5
bill would set person county '
school payoay bill ok, sut...
royall promotes succession bil
henderson asks n.c. for s100,0
oepot liouor law faces end of
n.c.'s legal observance of eas
good friday holiday to replace
idle state legislators are 't=
state senate urges congress to
plan woiilo give teachers, prin
phosphate bill heads for hous?
state constitutional change un
senate panel approves hazardoj
gooo friday holiday is logical
intangibles tax phaseout up ft)
coup urges »500,000 for pass:
senate approves ban on waste s
legislature repeals sil5r city
hazardous waste landfill ban j
spaulding introouces program "
sfnatf stalls buoget aorltions
house votes 9*-0 for education
inventory. intangibles tax bil
waste facility bill is closer
five house bills woulo aid c it
inventory, intangibles tax cha
n.c. takes crucial step
phosphate oetergents ban voted
senate votes to phase out inta
unc to control *ath school
phosphate ban railroaded throj
a gooo investment in youth
state senate approves [ntersta
house oks licensing out-of-sta
three area measures become law
limits on phosphates in oeters
gpants would help 6 groups
martin likes teachers' pay rai
it. i million state buoget harv
phosphates bill may not wash
inventory tax bill bogs oown
royall, joroan tangle over suc
late hearing m»y doom bill on
university projects approved
bill to phase out intangibles
state budget plans include trs
inventory tax repeal woulo caj
legislature stu»ps its toe on
legislation on drinking age co
senate panel oks telephone co'
MILLER: fORBID AGENCIES TO «a<
SENATE GIVES INITIAL APPROVAL
OUKHAM MAY NEED TAX HIKE FOP
ASSEMBLY OKS COMPROMISE BILL 3
DIFFERENCES RESOLVED ON HAZAR)
TFLEPHUNE COMPETITION BILL Apa
SUCCESSION ISSUE RISES, FALLS
SENATE GIVES OK TO PARKING OE:
GPEEN: BRIBERY BILL MAY HELP 1
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES POLICE-PE*
FUNDING OECISION NEARS
ACTION FILED ON DWI LAW IS OIS
RETIREMENT FUND PROBLEM UNSOLV
FRIDAY BRINGS GIDDY FEELING
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT C0UL3
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN W*
PHOSPHATE BAN BUBBLING AGAIN
SPAULDING ATTACKS BILL TO ALGE
INTANGIBLES BILL CLEARS HURDLE
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR DEF
INTERSTATE BANKING OFFICIALS S
TRAIN STATION FUNDING IS CUT F
PRO-PHOSPHATE FORCES IMPRESS S
HEARING, REVIEW NEEDED for STA
BIG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIV
USE PHOSPHA'E-FREE OETERGENTS
MILLER'S BILL ON TARGET
LEGISLATORS HOPE FOR SHORT '85
TAX BREAKS OK'D
HOUSE OELAYS VOTE ON INTANGIB1.
INTERSTATE BANKING eiLL IS IN
VOTE EXPECTEO TOOAY ON DETERGE
PHOSPHATE BILL IS STUCK IN SEN
INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL BILL AL
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 7/27/84 A 13
GISLATORS
GISLATORS
TO GIVE LEGISLATURE INDIGESTION
LITICAL FOOTBALLS
HL6SS-CHECK WRITERS
ASSEMBLY
G TOP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
CAN WIN OK
TS
BETTER STATE'S SCHOOLS
E CONSIDERED
KEO
TTERED
SE OF BUDGET SESSIONS
LEGISLATORS DURING SHORT SESSION
LEGISLATORS DURING SHORT SESSION
FOR 41 TOWNS IN NORTH CAROLINA
EACHER PAY, SMALL CLASSES
ERSTATE SCL ACQUISITION
DRINKING AGE TO 21
NES
IN CONGRESS
ISAGREE»ENTS REMAIN
CONTAIN PHOSPHATE
OSED
N.C. SENATE
S AOVANCES IN HOUSE
SSION
KERS TILT OVER DETERGENTS BILL
UNKEN ORIVING LAW
ARS OVER ORAWBRIDGE BILL
RIMARIES ON SEPT. 6
00 TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP INDUSTRIAL PARK
LINE
TER MONOAY CHALLENGED
N.C.'S EASTER MONDAY PROPOSEO
NPTING THE DEVIL"
CUT CIGARETTE TAX
CIPALS MX PAY HIKE
FLOOR - AND BITTER DEBATE
NECESSARY
S WASTE BILL
■ BUT NOT LIKELY
R VOTF
I4GER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
TOR AGE
DEPOT LAWS
K'O BY STATE SENATE
OR YOUTH
REFORM PACKAGE
LS ADVANCE IN ASSEMBLY
TO BEING LAW
Y
NGES ADVANCE
BY HOUSE
NGIPLES TAX
GH COMMITTEE TO WIN
TE BANKING MEASURE
TE COLLEGES
ENTS PASSED
ESTS BITTER CRITICISM
CESSION ISSUE
PHOSPHATES
TAX REMAINS STALLED
IN MONEY
SE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
HAZAROOUS DUMP ISSUE
ULD COST N.C. 129.8 MILLION
PROMISE
E LAW
TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
OLICE
N BRIBERY LAWS
OUS WASTE
ROVEO
THERS
SION SHIFT
MISSED
ED
KILL BANKING BILL
ITING. ENFORCING RULES
R HOLIOAY SYSTEM
1CIT
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R0.1 STATE BILL
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1/19/34
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3/17/84
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3/24/04
A
4
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S 2
3/28/84
C
3
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H 2
4/01/84
A
1
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046
S 2
4/04/84
A
14
J
S 2
4/06/84
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1
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C05
S 2
4/07/84
A
3
N
C05
H 2
4/09/84
A
1
N
046
S 2
4/09/84
B
5
N
H 2
4/28/B4
A
I
N
S 2
5/17/84
A
1
N
C05
S 2
5/19/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/04/84
A
1 =
N
S 2
6/04/84
A
15
N
H 1
6/06/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/07/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
6/08/84
A
1
N
046
H ?
6/08/84
A
9
N
H 2
6/08/84
B
1
N
04 6
H 2
6/09/R4
A
1
N
046
H 2
6/09/84
B
3
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/lD/»4
D
12
N
H 2
6/11/34
B
1
N
S 2
6/11/84
B
4
N
H 2
6/12/84
A
1
N
046
S 2
6/12/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/13/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
6/13/84
B
4
N
H 2
6/14/84
c
9
N
S 2
6/14/84
c
8
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
t
N
04 6
H 2
6/15/84
A
4
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h 2
6/15/B4
A
6
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
7
N
H 2
6/15/84
8
6
N
H 2
6/15/84
c
5
N
W24
S 2
6/15/84
A
1
N
S 2
6/15/84
c
3
N
H 2
6/16/34
A
1
N
H 2
6/16/84
A
1
N
S 2
6/16/34
A
1
N
S 2
6/18/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/19/84
B
3
N
S 2
6/l"/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/20/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
6/20/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/20/84
A
12
N
S 2
6/20/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/21/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/21/84
4
S
N
H 2
6/21/34
5
1
N
046
H 2
6/21/34
C
13
N
H 1
6/21/34
B
1
N
046
S 2
6/21/84
A
1
N
C05
h 2
6/22/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
10
N
H 2
6/22/B4
A
10
N
H 2
6/22/34
C
6
N
H 1
6/22/84
B
N
S 2
6/22/84
A
E
H 2
6/23/84
A
N
046
H 2
6/23/84
A
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
N
X77
H 2
6/23/84
A
E
H 2
6/23/84
A
E
H 2
6/23/34
A
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
12
N
H 2
6/23/84
B
N
S 2
6/23/34
A
N
S 2
6/23/84
A
N
COS
S 2
6/23/84
A
15
N
H 2
6/24/B4
A
N
046
H 2
6/26/84
A
N
H 2
6/26/84
A
N
S 2
6/26/84
A
N
H 2
6/27/84
A
N
046
H 2
6/27/84
A
N
H 2
6/27/84
A
N
H 2
6/27/84
B
10
N
S 2
6/27/84
A
N
C60
H 2
6/28/84
A
N
H 2
6/28/84
A
12
N
H 2
6/28/84
A
19
N
H 2
6/23/84
e
P N
046
H 2
p/28/84
c
11
N
S 2
6/28/34
A
N
K90
H 2
6/29/84
A
N
H 2
6/29/P4
A
N
046
H 2
6/29/84
A
N
H 2
6/29/84
A
11
N
H 2
6/29/84
A
1 I
N
S 2
6/29/84
A
N
S 2
6/29/B4
A
E
S 2
6/29/84
c
N
K90
h 2
6/30/84
A
N
H 2
6/30/84
A
N
S51
H 2
6/30/84
A
N
046
H 2
6/30/84
A
N
H 2
6/30/84
B
N
04 6
H 2
6/30/84
B
N
046
H 2
6/30/84
B
N
H 2
6/30/84
B
N
S 2
6/30/84
A
N
K90
S 2
6/30/"4
A
N
S 2
6/30/84
A
N
C60
H 2
7/01/84
A
N
046
H 2
7/01/34
A
E
H 2
7/02/84
A
N
H 2
7/02/84
A
L
S 2
7/02/84
A
E
S 2
7/02/84
c
J
H 2
7/03/84
A
N
H 2
7/03/84
B
N
H 2
7/03/84
B
N
H 2
7/03/84
B
14
N
H 2 '
7/04/84
A
N
046
H 2
7/04/84
A
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/64 - 12/31/84
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDED
STATE SENATE AMENDS BILL PERMITTING RAFFLES
STATE EDUCATION BOARD URGED T3 IMPLEMENT NEW PROGRAMS
CITY'S FINANCIAL CRUNCH DICTATES TYPE OF STATION
SHORT SESSION? HARDLY
CREDIT REAGAN FOR TEACHERS' RAISES
HOUSE HONORS MIA'Si POW'S
PHOSPHATE BILL FAILS IN COMMITTEE
SPECIAL PROVISIONS ACT SHOWS L EAOERSHIP POWER
ASSEMBLY HITS SNAG
INTANGIBLES TAX REFORM UNCERTAIN
PHOSPHATE BAN STILL STALLED
•PORK BARREL' HOLDS 1355.000
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
PHOSPHATES BAN LEGISLATION OYI NG
ALTERED BILL ON INTANGIBLES TAX SCUTTLED
LT. GOV. GREEN BIOS FAREWELL TO N.C. SENATE
SENATE APPROVES PORK BARREL BILL
ROYALL SAYS LEGISLATURE WILL =INISH WORK TODAY
RULES CHANGE. PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
NEW POST SAID FITTEO FOR GREEN
LEGISLATURE REJECTS TAX REF0R1
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
SUMMER'S EXPENSIVE GAMES
GILMORE PROMPTED HAZARDOUS WASTE ACT
ASSEMBLY, REAGAN GIVE GOVERNOR MAJOR VICTORY
STATE HALVES ITS SHARE FOR OFFICERS' RETIREMENT
REPEAL INTANGIBLES TAX
WITH FRIENOS LIKE THESE...
FIGHT FOR PHOSPHATE BAN TO RESUME. LOBBYISTS SAY
N.C. LEGISLATURE FLIRTEO WITH MAJOR TAX CUTS
SHORT SESSION LIMITS SOUGHT
STATE PUSHING DRUG TREATMENT PLANS
LEGISLATURE ENDS FORCED RETIREMENT
SOMF COUNTIES FACE HIGHER POLICE RETIREMENT BILL
OUOTAS FOR MATH SCHOOL A HARM=UL. FOOLISH IDEA
N.C. GROUP FIGHTING 'LIBERALISM* IN LEGISLATURE
MILLER ANTICIPATES CONTROVERSY OVER CHILD SAFETY RESTRAINT LAW
DAY CARE BILLS SURE 10 BE CONTROVERSIAL
PULLEY HOPES COURT WILL HEAR ' EOI STR ICTING APPEAL
STATE WELFARE BENEFITS TO INOEASF 10 PERCENT
bUTNER PROTECTION TAX LAW SDU< S CHALLENGE
TAX REPEAL EFFORTS TAKE SHAPE. BUT LOOK FAMILIAR
BASIC CHANGE NEEDED FOR BILLS TO CUT TAXES
IS YEARS OF WORK IN JEOPARDY
CHILDREN'S LOBBY HAS AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR NEXT YEAR
CHILOREN'S LOBBYIST OFFERS TI'S
DURHAM LEGISLATORS BELIEVE MARTIN FACES UPHILL BATTLE
BILL MAY AID CHILD TESTIMONY
GROUP EYES STATE-PAIO PROGRAMS
IHREE-BLOC COALITION EYES SALES TAX FIGHT
POLITICAL BUSY WORK
ASSAULT ON FEMALE MAY BE CHANSED
BILL COULD CHANGE RULES ON HAZ AROOUS SUBSTANCES
N.C. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRE'ARE LIST FOR LEGISLATURE
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME LEFTOVER ISSUES
TAX REFORM TO 8F BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE BUILDING
RUDENESS WAS UNNECESSARY
YOUTH SERIOUSLY HURT IN FALL AT LEGISLATURE
BOY VISITING STATE BUILDINGS <ILLEO
SKYLIGHT FITS BUILDING CODE
LEGISLATIVE BUILOING ACTIVITY SLOWS OOWN AFTER LEGISLATORS GO HOME
SUIT THREATENED OVER BOY'S OEA TH
C T
S
S
I
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7/04/R4
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7/34/84
A
4
E
S 2
7/04/84
A
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7/05/84
A
4
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H 2
7/05/84
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1
N
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7/05/84
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S 2
7/05/84
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12
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H 2
7/06/84
A
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046
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7/06/84
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7/06/84
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8
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046
H 2
7/06/84
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8
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7/06/84
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4
N
H 2
7/07/84
A
1
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046
H 2
7/07/84
A
1
N
H 2
7/07/84
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12
N
H 2
7/07/84
B
1
N
046
S 2
7/07/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
7/08/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
7/08/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
7/01/84
B
1
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S 2
7/09/84
A
1
N
H 2
7/11/84
A
4
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H 2
7/11/94
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H 2
7/12/84
A
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7/12/84
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1
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H 2
7/13/84
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7/14/84
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7/15/94
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7/17/84
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7/10/84
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7/25/84
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7/26/84
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8/02/84
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L40
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8/16/84
A
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9/21/84
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9/06/84
A
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9/27/84
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10/01/94
A
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10/01/84
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10/04/84
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10/04/84
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10/05/84
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10/08/94
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10/17/84
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10/19/94
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11/08/84
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11/16/94
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12/01/84
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12/04/84
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12/05/84
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12/10/84
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12/21/84
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12/25/84
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12/31/84
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4/09/84
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4/24/84
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4/25/84
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STATE'S NEW FOUNTAIN LEAKS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY COUNCIL
BRAKE ON COMPUTERS URGED
COMPUTERIZED RECOROS A PROBLEM
HOSPITAL SALE RULES EYEO
EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION PLAN REJECTED
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REJECTS STATE EDUCATION BOARO ELECTION
AMENDING LAWS IN BUDGET BILLS CRITICIZED
PANEL URGES STRONGER LAW FOR COLLEGES
GROUP RECOMMENOS TEACHERS BE 'AID ON PERFORMANCE, EXPERIENCE
TEACHER PAY PLAN EMPHASIZES PERFORMANCE ANO EXPERIENCE
REPORT SAYS N.C. NEEDS »6I MILLION FOR BIOTFCHNOLOGY
»61 MILLION IS SOUGHT FOR BIO.OGICAL STUDY
EDUCATION POLICIES PROPOSEO
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP CHANGES URGED
50 SMALL HuSPITALS 'COULD CLOSE'
STATE EDUCATION PANEL PROPOSES MAJOR CHANGES
INTERSTATE BANKING LEGISLATION ORAFTEO
PANEL BACKS REGIONAL BANKING
EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, BANKING TOP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
LEGISLATIVE PANEL BACKS REGIONAL BANKING ISSUE
PANEL RECOMMENOS PHOSPHATE BAN
PANEL APPROVES TOXIC WASTE BOARD
STATE SHOULD GET PROFITS
PANEL URGED TO OPERATE HAZARD3US WASTE FACILITIES
COUNCRMEN EYE WASTE SITES
STUOY PANEL RECOMMENDS «10 MILLION FOR DEVELOPING BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
INSANITY PLEA: 'GUILTY, BUT MENTALLY ILL' PROPOSAL LANGUISHING
LAW WOULD MAKE DISCLOSURE A C'IME
MOST BIOTECHNOLOGY FUNDING WILL GO FOR GENETIC RESEARCH IN RTP
NEW INSANITY VEROICT TO BE REEOMMENOED
LEGISLATIVE GROUP STUDIES PAY EOUITY
SOFTER SEX-OFFENSE LAWS WOULD HARM, NOT HELP
LEGISLATORS TRY TO MODIFY STATE'S MENTAL HEALTH LAWS
STUOY PANEL HEAPS DISAGREEMENT ABOUT CR IME-AGA INST-NATURE LAW
BUSY WEEKS LIE AHEAD FOR N.C. LEGISLATURE
DRUG USE OANGER CITED
PANEL RECOMMENOS SINGLE DAY-ORE DIVISION
TEACHER CAREER PLAN SENT BACK TO STATE BOARO
PHOSPHATE BAN. STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS BACKED
N.C. EDUCATION REFORM PLAN AOVANCES
OAY-CARE CHANGES PUSHED
BETTER CHANCE SEEN FOR PHOSPHATE BAN
PANEL: DROP BANK DEPOSITS TAX
ANOTHER PANEL BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
THREE-BLOC COALITION EYES SALES TAX FIGHT
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS UUESTIJN WAY STATE REIMBURSES OAY-CARE CENTERS
NEW RULES MAY RAISE COSTS FOR DAY CARE
SUBMERGEO LANDS FIGHT LOOMS
STUDY PANELS ADVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
COMMITTEE DEBATES MEANING OF LIFE
N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
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SEE 4LSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. LEGISLATORS
VETERANS TJ LEAVE LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATURE TO GET SOME NEW FACES
VALUE OF SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS STILL ARGUED
SOME COUNTIES MAY LOSE CLOUT WITH DISTRICT CHANGES
OURHAM REPRESENTATIVES GET H|;n MARKS
LEGISLATORS GET HIGH MARKS
MRS. HUNT IRKED. STANFOPO PER<EO BY 'LEAST EFFECTIVE1 SENATOR RATING
LAWMAKERS EARN RESPECT
SEN. JULIAN ALLS6P00K DIES AT AGE 81
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES AOVANCES IN HOUSE
LOTS OF TALK GOING ON
SOME LAWMAKERS 810 FAREWELL
ETHERIDGE IN GOOU POSITION TO BECOME BUDGET LEADER
SENATOR'S WARNING LETTER IS Rc 0 FLAG TO JOURNALISTS
SHORT SESSION LOBBYISTS SPENT NEARLY J560.000
WHEN »EP. WATKINS OF VANCE SP1AKS. N.C. HOUSE LISTENS
CAN MIXED POLITICS WORK IN N.C.'
REPUBLICAN GAINS "AY NOT BE ENOUGH TO SHIFT POWFR IN N.C. LEGISLATURE
DID ELECTIONS HURT OAY CARE R" FORM?
ONLY ONF STATE SENATOR SEEKINS PRESIDENT PRO TEM JOB
RECENTLY ELECTED LAWMAKER GETS SUSPENOEO SENTENCE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. RETIREMENT
LEGISLATURE ENDS FORCED RETIREMENT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES. N.C.
SENATE STALLS BUDGET ADDITION-,
STATE BUDGET PLANS INCLUOE TRA IN MONEY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OPENING
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
HUNT REOUESTS 15 PCT. BOOST II TEACHER PAY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PAGES
TWO JORDAN PUPILS SERVE AS PASES
N.C. GFNERAL ASSEMBLY, PARKING SPAlES
SENATE GIVES OK TO PARKING DECK
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "PORK BARP P_ " PROJECTS
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT COULD KILL BANKING SILL
ASSEMBLY HITS SNAG
■PORK BARREL' HOLDS 1355,000
3 N.C. PROJECTS WILL AFFECT OJRHAM
SENATE APPROVES PORK BARREL BILL
RULES CHANGE. PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PRESIDENT P^O-TEM (SENATE1
HARRINGTON CITES BACKING FOP SENATE PRO TEM POST
ONLY ONE STATE SENATOR SEEKING PRESIDENT PRO TEM JOB
SENATE DEMOS TAP ROYALL, HARRINGTON
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REAPPORTION"!
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICTS
OURHAM LEGISLATIVE OISTRICT S»
RULING WON'T AFFECT DURHAM DEL
LAWMAKER: RULING MEANS ELCCTIJ
REOISTRICTING COULD SLICE COLIN
•BLACK DISTRICT' PREPOSTEROUS
A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR SATISFYI
LEGISLATORS TO BE POLLED ABOUT
JUDGES' RULING MAKES DISTUREI1
WHEN WILL TAR HEELS OPPOSE THC
STATE IS PREPARING TO APPEAL ■
REOISTRICTING ORDER TO BE APPE
REOISTRICTING DELAY ASKEO: S TA
JIGSAW HOUSE DISTRICT WOULD N3
N.C: REDISTKICTING ORDER WOUL
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BLACK GROUPS DRAFTING PLAN
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LAWYER: OISTRICTS MUST BE RED3
01IRGER REFUSES TO VOID RULING
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LEGISLATURE MAY M=ET NEXT w£E<
REOISTRICTING PANELS NAMEO; ME
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PULLEY, MILLER TO AID REOISTRI
HUNT CALLS SPECIAL SESSION: RF
REOISTRICTING ISSUE DEBATE SES
VALUE OF SINGLE-MEMBER OlSTRK
HIGH COURT WON'T CHANGE REDIST
SOME COUNTIES MAY L3SE CLOUT A
SINGLE-MEMBER OISTRICTS PROBA?
SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS PLAN '
SUPPEME COURT REFUSES REPRIEVE
THREE OISTRICTS PROPOSED FOR 1
REOISTRICTING PLAN FOR DURHAM
LEGISLATURE WILL MEET TODAY OM
COMMITTEE STUOIES REDISTRICTI'I
OURHAM DISPUTE HALTS ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY TO MEET AGAIN TOOAY 1
HOUSE OKS AMENDMENT TO REDRAW
THREE OISTRICT PLAN OK'O FOP "1
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DURHAM REDISTRICTING OK: MOST
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POLLARD RUNNING FOR STATE HOUS
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PANEL APPROVES SENATE DISTRICT
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EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
SEVEN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS H3L0ING PRIMARIES TOOAY
PULLEY HOPES COURT HILL HEAR i EDI STR ICT ING APPEAL
SUPREME COURT SEEKS AOVICE ON N.C. APPEAL
WILSON, NASH, EDGECOMBE REDI STR I C TI NG IS REJECTED BY U.S.
PANEL CREATES 4 NEW N.C. HOUSc DISTRICTS
FLAHERTY DEFENDS GOP PLAN FOR MONITORS AT POLLS
03SERVERS SAY REOI STR ICT ING HJRT OEMOCRATS
FOUR OEMOCRATS WIN NOMINATION TO STATE HOUSE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN .EGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
ONLY ONE STATE SENATOR SEEKING PRESIDENT PRO TEH JOB
•YELLOW DOG1 VOTE DROPPING?
GOP LEGISLATORS ELECT LEAOERS
REPUBLICANS FORESEE NEW ROLE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RESOLUTIONS
HOUSE HONORS MIA'S, POW'S
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RULES
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN WAITING, ENFORCING RULES
RULES CHANGE, PHOSPHATE BAN 01 E AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SALARIES
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. SALARIES
JUSTICE D6PT.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE
ONLY ONE STATF SENATOR SEEKING
PRESIDENT PRO TEM JOB
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMRLY, SENATE MAJORITY LEADER
ONLY ONE STATE SENATOR SEEKINS PRESIDENT PRO TEM JOB
SENATE DEMOS TAP ROYALL, HARRINGTON
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSFM3LY, OPENING
SEE ALSO N.C. GFNERAL ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL SESSION
PULLEY RIGHT TO TRY TO END ABJSE OF BUDGET SESSIONS
GROUP URGES 1100,000 FOR PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EOUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
LEGISLATORS HOPE FOR SHORT • 81 SESSION
SUMMER'S EXPENSIVE GAMES
SHORT SESSION LIMITS SOUGHT
KEEP IT SHORT, LEGISLATORS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
WHEN REP. WATKINS OF VANCE SPEAKS. N.C. HOUSE LISTENS
STATE HOUSE DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD CAUCUS TODAY
HOUSE OEMOS NOMINATE RAMSEY F3R SPEAKER
RAMSEY'S ROLE MAY CHANGE IN 19 85 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER PRO TEM
EDUCATION MEASURE AOVANCES
STATE HOUSE DEMOCRATS WILL HOL 0 CAUCUS TODAY
HOUSE DEMOS NOMINATE RAMSEY F3R SPEAKER
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL SESSION
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
REOISTRICTING PANELS NAMEO; MEETINGS SET
HUNT CALLS SPECIAL SESSION: REDISTRICTING TO BE STUOIED
REOISTRICTING PLAN FOR DURHAM GAINS
LEGISLATURE WILL MEET TOOAY ON REOISTRICTING
COMMITTEE STUDIES REOISTRICTING PLAN
DURHAM OISPUTE HALTS ASSEMBLY ON REDISTRICTING
HOUSE OKS AMENDMENT TO REDRAW DURHAM LINES
THREE DISTRICT PLAN OK'O FOR 3 URHAM
REOISTRICTING MAY BE CHALLENGED
HANCOCK: NEW DISTRICTS WON'T SATISFY EVERYONE
N.C. GIRLS' STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE
N.C. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
JIMMY GPEEN NAMED MARTIN'S TO" LOBBYIST, ADVISORY PANEL HEAO
FAIRCLOTH DECLINES MARTIN APPOINTMENT
FAIRCLOTH TURNS DOWN martin p}ST, DENIES PRESSURE FROM DEMOCRATS
•TURNCOAT* OEMOCRATS FOLLOW HIGHER LOYALTY
A DEMOCRAT WAFFLES
WORK FOR GOP BOSS WILL RUIN GREEN - JORDAN
GREEN SAYS HE IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT NEW JOB
JIMMY GREEN SHOULD 3£ APPLAUDED, NOT BERATEO
A SLUR MISGUIOED
N.C. HEALTH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
OFFICIAL CITED FOR 'SERIOUS MISUSE' OF STATE-OWNED CAR
STATE CAR MISUSE CAN'T BE TOLERATED
UNC'S RESPONSF TO DR. ALLISON IS OFF-LIMITS
UNC OFFICIALS PROBE MISUSE OF STATE CAR
N.C. HEALTH PLANNING AND CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO N.C LAWS
STATE APPROVES REOUEST FOR MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
STATE ENGINEER SAYS TESTS SHOW PCB LANDFILL SAFE
WATER SERVICE PROBEO
WASTES: OFFICIAL SAYS STATE HAS PROGRESSEO
NEW LAW COULD IMPROVE HAZARDOJS WASTE CONTROL
HILLSBOROUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN IS LIFTED
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES DELAYED
STATE AGENCY ENTERS NC SU CANCER PROBE
STATE OFFERS DEAL ON WATER LIMES
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, GOLF I SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
ADAMS NAMED NEW OIRECTOR FOR NCHSAA
ADAMS: AN OBVIOUS, ANO DESERVING, CHOICE
MORE ON THE NCHSAA
CHARLES ADAMS A FINE LEADER
SOUTHERN'S PARRISH SELECTED TRIANGLE'S CO-PLAYER OF YFAR
DURHAM, HILLSIOE TO STAY IN 4- A RANKS
SOUTHERN HIGH PRINCIPAL SAYS SPARTANS WILL REMAIN IN 3-A
BIG SIX TO EXPANO BY 3
KNOX NEW NCHSAA ASSISTANT
SMITH VS. STRICKLAND, ROUNO TWO
THE FIGHT FOR FRIOAY NIGHT
REALIGNMENT ISSUE GETS A FINAL HEARING THIS WEEK
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ai^fiogfiarpgras T0 help hisp.nics
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lfL kl^fKf roS!^^ KSJ OROER^FROM HUNT
COUNCIL URGES FAIR, EQUAL EMP.OYMtNl
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111 ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CEMTFR
MANN HEADS PANEL
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'NgRlH'PA^LINil'A'u^TEO STATE' TO BE THEME FOR INAUGURATION
READY FOR PARADE
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INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE
HUNT » 106 GETS NEW JOB
H 2 10/13/34 B 3 N
H 2 12/07/84 C 3 N
S 2 12/07/84 0 2 N
S 2 U/M/M 0 4 N
5/22/34 0
5/22/84 0
5/26/84 0
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5/22/84 0
5/10/84 0
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S 2 5/26/84 A 8 P N
H ? 5/27/84 C 12 N C36
2/25/84 A
3/06/84 A
3/07/84 A
3/10/84 B
3/13/84 A
3/23/84 A
4/27/84 B
6/16/84 A
7/20/84 A
7/21/84 A
7/29/84 B
8/04/84 C
8/23/84 A
9/25/84 3
10/10/84 C
11/20/84 B
11/22/84 A
12/22/84 B
12/29/34 C
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3
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11
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3/29/84 B
5/10/84 c
5/11/84 B
5/12/84 A
5/26/84 0
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11/14/84 A
N S5t
N M69
H 2 1/07/84 A 5 N
S 2 1/07/84 A 14 N
S 2 3/30/84 C 1
12/05/84
12/05/84
12/07/84
12/20/84
12/21/84
12/24/34
12/2S/84
12/28/84
12/29/84
12/29/84
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N.C. INSURANCE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. OEPF. OF INSURANCE
N.C. INSURANCE GUARANTY ASSOCIATION
COUNSEL TO BE HIRED IN GUARANTY OISPUTE
HEARING BEGINS ON BALDWIN BAILOUT
N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
FARMERS' HOME INSURANCE RATE RISING
MULTI-CAR INSURANCE RATE CUT POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT JANUARY
AUTO INSURANCE RATE INCREASE I S BEING SOUGHT
CONSULTANT CALLS PROPOSAL TO CUT INSURANCE RATES FAIR
N.C. JAPAN CENTER
SEE ALSO JAPAN
JAPAN CENTER HELPS SMOOTH CULTURE SHOCK FOR BUSINESSMEN
N.C. JAYCEE BURN CENTER
SEE BURN CENTER. N.C. JAYCEES
N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO OURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. PAGEANT
SEE ALSO U.S. JAYCEES
WOMEN CAN TAKE OR LEAVE JAYCEES
N.C. COURT OVERTURNS CONVICTION. SENTENCE OF JAMSCAM FIGURE
N.C. APPEALS COURT RULING IN JAMSCAM CASE
STATE APPEALS FLETCHER RULING
JAYCEFS HONOR HAKE TEACHER
EX- JAYCEE PRESIOENT SUES CLUB
N.C. JAYCEES VOTE TO OPPOSE ALLOWING WOMEN TO JOIN CLUB
N.C. JAYCEES REJECT FEMALE MEMBERS
N.C.'S JUNIOR BUSINESS CHAMBER TO AOMIT WOMEN
GASTONIA JAYCEES AOMIT 3 WOMEN
N.C. JOB NETWORK
SEE ALSO FMPLOYMENT, N.C.
JOB SERVICE WORKSHOP IS PLANNED FOR RALEIGH
N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME
AWARD BANQUET SET
FIVE JOURNALISTS ARE HONOREO
N.C. JUOICIAL STANDARDS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C UNETHICAL CONDUCT
BALANCE VIGILANCE AND FREEDOM
JUDICIAL STANDAROS PANEL INVESTIGATING GALLOWAY
JUOGE GALLOWAY'S CONDUCT STUOIED
GALLOWAY PROBE CONSIOEREO ROUTINE
GALLOWAY PROBE 'LONG OVERDUE'
JUOGING THE JUDGES: PROCESS OF SECRECY
WHO IS GUILTY IN DISTRICT COURT SYSTEM?
JUOICIAL INVESTIGATOR ON GALLOWAY'S TRAIL?
N.C. JUNIOR CLOSEO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
UPSET BUG STRIKES IN STATE JR. TENNIS
TOP SEEDS AOVANCE IN N.C. CLOSED JUNIOR TENNIS EVENT
SFVENTH SEED ROLLS A WINNER IM JUNIOR TENNIS
STATE CLOSEO TENNIS
MS. BOYER WINS GIRLS 18 CROWN
BURCHFIELO. MCGEACHY CAPTURE JUNIOR TITLES
N.C. JUNIOR MISS
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
N.C. LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
SEE ALST ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
HART, JACKSON TO VISIT N.C.
HANCOCK WINS BACKING
FAIRCLOTH PROPOSES CHANGES IN STATE'S VOCATIONAL TRAINING
CONSERVATION LEAGUE ENOORSES HANCOCK
INCUMBENT STATE SENATOR IS PREDICTING 'TIGHT RACE*
HANCOCK FORECASTS STRONGER WASTE LAWS
POLITICAL GROUPS MAKE PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS
TWO GROUPS ENDORSE PULLEY
EDMISTEN GETS CONSERVATION ENDORSEMENT
HUNT, HELMS TRAOE BARBS ON TAlTICSi MARTIN SAYS HE'D SCRAP FOOD. ..TAX
TWO GROUPS ANNOUNCE ENDORSEMENTS
N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD PREPARES TO CHANGE FORM OF GOVERNMENT
MUNICIPALITIES GROUP REVERSES STAND ON TAXES
MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE BACKS REPLACEMENT OF TAX FUNDS
N.C. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, N.C.
N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP ;aUCUS
THREE-3LOC COALITION EYES SAL'S TAX FIGHT
HUNT PRAISES BLACK LEAOERS FQ< WORK IN SENATE CAMPAIGN
N.C. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. LITERACY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
GRANT MAOE
GRANT MADE
N.C. LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL RESIOENTS HONOREO
N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
AGENCY OKS TRANSFER OF ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CREDIT UNION
SEE ALSO CREOIT UNIONS
N.C. BANKS SUE STATE CREOIT UNION
N.C. MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
1/05/8* A
l/U/84 A
2/21/84 A
3/22/84 A
11/30/84 C
12/07/84 B
S 2 2/08/84 C B
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1/15/84 B
8
N
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1/18/84 A
1 P N
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2/24/84 A
2
N
7
2/<!5/84 A
5 P N
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2/28/84 A
1 1
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6/24/84 B
5
N
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8/13/64 B
1 ?
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8/13/84 C
7
N
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8/1T/84 C
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8/26/84 B
I
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H 2 9/30/84 B 10
S 2 3/23/54 C 1 N
H 2 4/16/84 A 9 P N
H 2
1/09/84
a
4
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S 2
4/27/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/28/P4
A
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4/28/84
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S 2
5/03/84
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5/12/84
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5/28/84
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4
1
H 2
8/15/84
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1 P N
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H 2
7/31/84
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5
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8/01/84
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8/02/84
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8/03/84
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4/12/84
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1 5
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4/19/84
r
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4/20/84
A
10
N
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4/22/84
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16
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4/25/84
(
1
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I 60
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4/26/84
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1
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5/04/84
(
7
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H !
6/05/64
H
7
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H 7
10/18/84
(
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N
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10/19/84
A
6
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H I
10/27/B4
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5
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H 1
3/30/84
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11/01/84
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11/01/84
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5
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2 12/01/84 A 1 N 046
2 12/16/84 B 8 N
H 2 3/11/84 B 8 N
H 2 3/11/84 B 8 N
H 2 11/17/84 A 1 P N
H 1 4/10/84 B I N H60
H 2 10/05/84 A 6 N
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A I
1/01/B4
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
PAGE 5 18
1/14/85
5 ! T
6 L V
C PC L P 3YL
N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTEPS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO OUKc/UNC OC EANOCR APH IC CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO OCEANS
WHALE WASHES IN AT N.C. BEACH
N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO OLO NORTH STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
OOCTORS ASHED TO FREEZE FEES
N.C. MEOICAL SOCIETY TO MEET
BOYLE TO AOORESS MEDICAL GROUP
N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY URGES FREEZE ON PHYSICIAN FEES
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER. N.C. JAYCEES
STRESS WILL BE FEATURED AT MEMORIAL WORKSHOP
CARRBORO MAN FACES BOMB THREAT CHARGE
FETAL SURGERY PROVES BLESSING
MFNTAL CASES OFTEN ABUSED. STJO" REVEALS
VENDING MACHINE PROFITS COULO BE STATE BONANZA
HEALTH CAREERS FAIR SET
HEALTH CAREERS FAIR SET TOMORROW, THURSOAY
VENDING RECOROS LAW PROPOSED
N.C. CU'JPLE AWAIT TEST-TUBE TJIPLFTS
ANTI-PEJECTION DRUG AVAILABILITY URGED BY DOCTOR
TFST-TUBE TRIPLETS. FIRST BOR1 IN STATE. IN STABLE CONDITION
DIAGNOSTIC UNIT GETS BOARD'S IK
MEDICAL GROUP BACKS DUKE EOUI°MENT PLEA
HOSPITAL EUILDING TO RE 'TOPPEO' TODAY
CROWNING TOUCH
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HEARING ANO SPEECH CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CENTER FOR SPEECH ANO HEARING DI
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
UNC SCREENINGS SET
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, HOSPITAL SCHOOL
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
HOSPITAL SCHOOL: AILMENTS OON' T DETER YOUNG PATIENTS FROM STUOIES
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSE SAID ASSAULTED
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. RADIOLOGY
HOSPITALS WANT NEW DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH AOVISORY COUNCIL
LEGISLATORS TRY TO MODIFY STATE'S MENTAL HEALTH LAWS
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
GROUPS WORKING TO ERASE STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP HOLDS ANNJ AL MEETING
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
BILL'S AIM: TO HELP DRINKERS
ORUG USE DANGER CI TED
N.C. MILK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MILK
MILK COMMISSION REDUCES MINIMJM PRICE FARMERS GET
MILK PRICES MAY INCREASE
N.C. MINIMUM COMPETENCY TEST
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. COMPETENCY T5STS
N.C. MINING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO MINING
MINING AGENCY FINES REPUBLICAM CANDIDATES FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT
DUNN CITED FOR PERMIT VIOLATION
N.C. MISSING CHILDREN'S INFORMATION CENTER
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILOREN
HISSING CHILDREN CENTER
N.C. MOTOR CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRUCKING IND'ISTRY
MEBANE MAN TO LEAD SAFETY COUMCIL
N.C. MnTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
GANT BREAKS ROCKINGHAM MARK M GAIN POLE
BODINF AIMS HIS SIGHTS ON VICTORY
ELLIOTT NIPS GANT
BODINE EDGES OUT BOUCHARO
NASCAR OWNER SUED BY TRACK FO' 1105.000
N.C. SPEEDWAY TO AOO MORE SEATS
N.C. MUNICIPAL BONO INDEX
SFE ALSO N.C RONO RATING
N.C. BONO INOEX SHOWS NO CHANGE
N.C. BONO INDEX DECLINES
N.C. MUSEUM AT OUKE HOMESTFAO HISTORIC SITE
SFE OUKE HOMESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
N.C. MUSEUM 0
SEE ALSO M
DURHAM M
WARM UP
NEED FOR
EXHIBIT
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ARY DUKE BIOOLE EDUCATION GALLERY
USEUH PLANS 7 EXHIBITIONS
WITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS ACTIVITIES
WORDS WEAKENS THE ART IN AFRICANO SHOW
OF WYTTHS AT STATE MUSEUM
S OF JEWISH ART OIFFEI
, FINF FOOO MAKE A GOJ 0 MATCH
EAS PLANNED AT N.C. A' T MUSEUM
THE WYETHS: PICTURES WORTH A 1.000 WORDS
F IMAGINATION
LOS: THE SEARCH IS ON AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
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OWCASEO
GAROENS ARE SUBJECT If ART MUSEUM'S SYMPOSIUM
POTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
" GL IN TO SPEAK
POTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PEOPLE VISIT N.C. ART MUSEUM
S 2 10/01/84 C 1
H 2 9/29/84 B 1 P F W24
5 2 1/17/84 A 1 1
N
S 2 9/04/84 A 1 N J56
5 2 9/13/84 A 18 J
H 2 5/29/84 A 3 N
H 2 10/25/84 A 20 N
H 2 5/03/B4 B 2 N B30
H 2 11/16/84 A 1 N 046
H 2 1/28/84 A 8 N
H 2 6/27/84 A 8 N
H 2
S 2
9/15/84 8 6 P H L41
9/15/84 All N C60
H 2 10/27/84 B
H 1 8/10/84 B I
3/0?/84 C I
10/21/84 C 7
10/22/84 0 II
10/22/84 D 11
11/30/84 C 2
12/25/84 D 2
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N.C. NATURAL GAS RAISES OIVIOEND
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY
SEE ALSO NATURE CONSERVANCY
NATURE CONSERVANCY BUYS TRACT TO PROTECT THREF CAROLINA BAYS
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY WORRIED ABOUT EXTENSION OF COROLLA ROAD
N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSES QUIZ CANDIDATES
CANDIDATES VOICE SUPPORT FOR NURSES
2 LT. GOVERNOR CAMDIOATES SEE< NURSES' BACKING
MRS. GATES SAYS NURSES BACK HER
N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION HONORS DUKE INSTRUCTOR
N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
7 OF 9 NCCU GRADUATES PASS STATE NURSING EXAM
76 PERCENT OF NCCU NURSING GRADUATES PASS STATE BOAROS
GRAOS SCORE WELL ON NURSING EXAM
N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALT-I ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
OSHA GETS COMPLAINT IN NCSU CANCER CASES
PLANT WON'T BE FINED « 1 ■ 700 PI FATAL BLAST
TEXTILE OFFICIALS SAY MOST MILLS AIR-CONDITIONED
N.C. OFFICE OF BUOGET AND MANAGEMENT
1100 MILLION SURPLUS SEEN IN • 84 STATE BUOGET
N.C. BUOGET OFFICE HOPES FOR SURPLUS
N.C. OFFICE OF CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
SEE ALSO MEOICAL EXAMINER
MEDICAL EXAMINERS F I NO DEATHS CAN SOMETIMES HELP THE LIVING
N.C. OFFICE OF CHILD OAY CARE LICENSING
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
STATE SHORT OF DAY-CARE INSPECTORS
N.C. SHIRKS RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD TOTS IN OAY-CARE
STATE SIDESTEPS DUTY TO CHILD' EN IN OAY CARE
CHILD CARE GETS S5.000 FROM STATE
OAY CARE ORGANIZATION AWARDEO 15,000 GRANT
N.C. DAY-CAPE STANOAROS NEED TO BF RAISEO — AUDITOR
STATE FAILS IN OAY CARE
OAY CARE SPANKING BANNEO
COMMISSION VOTES TO PROHIBIT DAY CAPE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
N.C. OFFICE OF MOTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C. FILMMAKING
FILMING BRINGS MONEY. HIGHLIGHTS N.C. BEAUTY
FIRM MAY LOAN PHONES FOR MOVIE
N.C. OIL JOBBERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OIL COMPANIES ISEE AL'O NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIES!
N.C. OIL JOBBERS CHANGE NAME
N.C. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
LEWIS LEADS N.C. OPEN
LEWIS TAKES 5-SHOT LEAD IN N.Z. OPEN TOURNEY
EX-OEACON LEWIS WINS THIRO OPEN
N.C. OPERA
SEE ALSO OPERA
N.C. OPERA TO PERFORM IN SCHOOLS
N.C. OPINION RESEARCH INC.
POLL: GUBERNATORIAL RACE HAS TIGHTENEO
N.C. ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATION
HARRELSON GETS POSITION
N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PAROLE
WETZEL IS DENIED PAROLE
PAROLES COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SAYS STATE OVERUSING PRISONS
REFORMED INMATE SHOULD GO FRE5
CAPTURED ESCAPEE WILL BE PAROLED
LAW REVIVES AUTHORITY TO GRANT EARLY PAROLE
N.C. PERSONNEL COMMISSION
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
N.C. PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
N.C. PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OIL JOBBERS ASSOCIATION
N.C. OIL JOBBERS CHANGE NAME
N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
SEE ALSO POETRY
N.C. POETRY SOCIETY TO MEET ON may 5
FOLKLORE. POETRY AWARDS PRESENTED TO CHAPEL HILL.
N.C. POLL
CHATHAM RESIDENTS
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SEE CAROLINA POLL
N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO PORTS. N.C.
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPSETS CARTERET OFFICIALS
CHARLOTTE PORT GOOD FOR N.C. IMPORTERS. EXPORTERS
BUSINESSMEN PPAISE FIRST N.C. INLAND PORT
THE PORT OF DURHAM ONE OF NATION'S FIRST
EX-OFFICIAL SAYS PORT EMPLOYEE HAS NO OUTIES
FLAHERTY SAYS PORT EMPLOYEE IS PROTECTED BY HUNT SHIELD
TWO DESCRIPTIONS GIVEN OF PORT JOB
PORT OFFICIAL OEFENOS SLAUGHTER'S JOB
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB
SECRECY NOT JUSTIFIED
JUDGE'S GAG ORDER DRAWS FIRE
GALLOWAY'S GAG ORDER TRAMPLES CONSTITUTION
DASCE'120. STAGG WIN NCPA AWARDS
HERALO WRITER WINS PRESS AWARD
REAGAN'S ATTEMPT TO LIMIT PRESS HIT
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION BLASTS SECRET JURY QUESTIONING
PRESS GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT
PRESS GROUP WON'T SELECT INTERVIEW REPORTERS
BANNING ALL ABORTIONS WRONG. SAYS MARTIN
EOMISTEN'S AdSENCE OIMS FORUM
N.C. PRESS CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTFRS. N.C.
JOURNALISTS TO SPEAK AT UNC P5ESS FORUM
FIVE -HERALD' WRITERS. ART CRITIC HONORED
REPORTER SAYS: PRESS IMPERILED
HERALD WRITERS WIN AWAROS
PRESS CLUB WILL MEET SATURDAY
N.C. PRESS WOMEN
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPEPS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMJ N IC AT IONS
THREE SUN WRITERS WIN AWAROS
PRESS WOMEN VOTE TO INCLUDE MI N
N.C. PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE REAOING
N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
9 FIRMS CHALLENGE TAXES IN GUI LFORO
N.C. PU3LIC SERVICE CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
N.C. RAILROAD
N.C. RAILROAD CO. OECLARES OWIDEND AND STATE PROFITS
WERE RAILROAD LEASES A MISTAKE?
N.C. RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAJ
N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARD
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
REAL ESTATE BROKER'S LICENSE 'EVOKED
REAL ESTATE AGENT CENSURED BY PANEL
REAL ESTATE BROKER'S LICENSE SUSPENDEO
N.C.
REFLECTIONS 0C 400 YEARS I B00< 1
MEMORABLE EOITION OF STATE'S HISTORY
N.C. REGISTRY OF THE INTERPRETERS c OR THE DEAF
SEE DEAF
n.c. rehabilitation center for the blind
see also blind
ourham helps blind learn independence
n.c. reinsurance facility
see also n.c. insurance rating <<ureau
bao orivers' rates going up
multi-car insurance rate cut postponed until next january
some auto insurance may rise
n.c. restaurant association
see also restaurants. n.c.
group opposes special tax
n.c. retail merchants association
inventory tax may go in 1985
n.c. retired school personnel
retireo personnel
n.c. scholars' program
boaro oks exceptions for scholars program
n.c. school boards association
see also schools, n.c.
see also schools, n.c boaros df education
district 5 school boards favo< half-cent sales tax
school poards group calls for no principals' tenure
city, county school boards help pay for headouarters
n.c. school counselors
sfe also durham city schools, gjioance program
see also durham county schools, guidance program
see also guidance counseling
counselors' group wins rights award
school boaro member to receive award
n.c. school of science and mathematics
see also children, gifted
see also mathematics
looking back to ourham
theatfr group to perform at 2 schools
in the laboratory
flower garoen is dedicated
humanities symposium today
western legislators want special year-long school
maih, science class needs to ie studied
westepn students said well represented at math school
aouitional science. math schodls not needed ndw
don't dilute science, math
seven seniors win pogue scholarships
senate stalls buoget additions
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UNC TO CONTROL MATH SCHOOL
STATE GROWTH NEEDS GOOD SCHOOLS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE t MATH MAY SOON BE RUN BY UNC ROARO OF
PROTECT SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. MATH
TRANSFER OF CONTROL BEST FOR MATH SCHOOL
OIVFRSIONARY TACTIC?
ART, SCIENCE MURAL MADE
SCIENCE SCHOOL TOPIC FOR UNC *OAR0
SCIENCE SCHOOL PASSES 1ST STEP WITH UNC GOVERNORS
SCIENCE. MATH SCHOOL REAOY FO' FIFTH YEAR
DURHAM: CITY OF INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, MEOICINE C RESEARCH (ADI
CAPS PIPELINE
MUSEUM SEEKS VOLUNTEER GUIOES
UNC GOVERNORS HILL TOUR MATH, SCIENCE SCHOOL
ROYALL AGAIN EARNS HONOR
NATIVE AMERICANS
TOURING XAMPUS RESTORATION
NEBRASKA GOV. VISITS DURHAM
SOVIET UNION SUBJECT OF EVENT
OINING ROOM DEDICATED AT MATH SCHOOL
SPRING TO BRING AN OUTDOOR SCJLPTURE
SOVIET FILMS SET
BIOLOGY CLASSROOM DEOICATEO
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, STUDENTS
OEAOLINE JAN. 27 FOR NOMINATIONS
SCIENCE t MATH APPLICATIONS SHOWING MODERATE INCREASE
13 DURHAM STUDENTS TAPPED FOR SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, MATH
SCIENCE. MATH SCHOOL ACCEPTS 13 FROM DURHAM
OUOTAS FOR MATH SCHOOL A HARMFUL. FOOLISH IDEA
SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL OOESN'T NEED QUOTAS
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL PRESENTS PROGRAM
MINORITY RECRUITING AT MATH SI HOOL STALLS
SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS. BUDGET
SEE ALSfl N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DONATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ENROLLMENT
MATH SCHOOL'S REOUESTS JUMP
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL SEEKING BUDGET INCREASE
UNC TO SEEK 42 BILLION FROM STATE LEGISLATURE
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK 42 BILLION-PLUS BUDGET
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM
THEY VOLUNTEER TIME
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIFNCE AND MATHEMATICS. CURRICULUM
IN CHINESE CLASS, THE PACE IS FAST
SERIES ON SOVIET UNION OFFERED BY SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATH
MATH SCHOOL SERIES TO AID UNDERSTANDING OF RUSSIA
YOUNG, OLD STUDENTS MINGLE IN SEMINAR ON SOVIET HISTORY
MATH SCHOOL PROGRAM TO ORAM N.C. STUDENTS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, DONATIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, BUDGET
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW LAB
STUDENTS" PARENTS GIVE 488,40)
430,000 PLEDGED FOR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH AT SCHOOL
BUSINESS-EOUCATION PARTNEPSHP EXEMPLIFIED AT SCHOOL DEDICATION
NEW SCIENCE SCHOOL CLASSROOM DEDICATED
ALLIED CORP. OFFICIALS VISIT MATH SCHOOL
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS. OORMITORIES
PANEL MULLS AREA PROJECTS: GENETIC ENGINEERING FUNOS UNDER STUDY
SCIENCE SCHOOL COMPLETES HALF OF RENOVATION PLAN
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS. EMPLOYEES *
AUDITORS ARE PROBING USE OF s:iENCE SCHOOL PHONES
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
EILBER: PUPIL INCREASE WOULD HELP TAXPAYERS
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL SEEKIMG BUDGET INCREASE
MATH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT PATTERNS ARE CHANGED
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS, FACULTY
DURHAM TEACHER GETS FELLOWSHIP
SPACE HAY BECOME CLASSROOM
TEACHERS ASK TO TRADE CLASSES FOR SPACE TRIP
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS, GIFTS
SEE N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO 1 ATHEMATIC S, DONATIONS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS. GRAOUATInN
ASTRONAUT TD SPEAK IN DURHAM
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRAOUATE 1.700
1,700 PUPILS TO GRAOUATE
GRADUATION EXERCISES HELD AT THREE HIGH SCHOOLS
WHOOWEE, I'M A GRAD!
FINAL PREPARATIONS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, GRANTS
430.000 PLEOGED FOR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH AT SCHOOL
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, LABORATORIES
MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW LAB
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, PRINCIPAL
SCIENCE SCHOOL SEARCH FOR PRINCIPAL NARROWS
MATH SCHOOL'S REOUESTS JUMP
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL SEEKI'IG P.UOGET INCREASE
MINORITY ENROLLMENT OIP TOP CONCERN OF SCIENCE SCHOOL LEADER
SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL GETS NEW PRINCIPAL
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS. RENOVATIONS
SCIENCE SCHOOL SEEKS BIOS FOR ATHLETIC FIELD
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL SEEKING BUDGET INCREASE
COMING SOON
SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL READY FQ) FIFTH YEAR
SCIENCE SCHOOL COMPLETES HALF OF RENOVATION PLAN
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, SCHOLARSHIPS
STUOENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
10 MATH SCHOOL STUDSNTS WIN SIHOLARSHIPS
KING IS MERIT FINALIST
6 AREA STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
TEN DURHAM STUOENTS NATIONAL S EM I F I NAL I ST S
SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS INCLUDE 11 OURHAM PUPILS
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5/19/84 A
6/08/84 C
6/09/84 C
7/24/84 A
7/25/84 B
3/13/84 A
6/09/84 C
8/01/84 C
8/15/84 B
8/24/84 A
3/21/84 C
3/22/84 B
3/24/84 A
4/05/84 B
9/27/84 A
9/27/84 C
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1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SELE-OETERMINATION PUSHEO
ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK IN DURHAM
OUKE TEACHER TO SPEAK AT NCSS^'S SYMPOSIUM
dARBER: POLITICS "ASKEW"
PANEL TO DISCUSS SOVIET MUSIC. POLICY
ALLIED CORP. OFFICIALS VISIT 1 ATH SCHOOL
• C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND HA THEMAr I C S . STUDENTS .„„,,,.,„.,,
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AMD MATHEMATICS. AOMISSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS. ENROLLMENT
2 SCIENCE. MATH STUDENTS WIN HONORS
TmaIIHchOOlTtuOENTS COMPETE FOR SCHOLARSHIP
I MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS
SScVeNCE5.SDNM.TH0SC4H03LP!TUDENTS PLAN FOR COLLEGE
MOREHEAD SCHOLARS ARE NAMED
PUBLIC SCHOOLS PRODUCE MANY HTREHEAO SCHOLARS
STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
MATH SCHOOL EXPERIMENT MAY FLY
MATH STUDENT "AIMS FOR STARS"
SeS^Ip^STUDENtVsa.V'SIlL REPRESENTED AT MATH SCHOOL
citVsIJhoSl'? Recognize ex-students at graduation
5HFR0M°SC?ENCE ANO^MATH SCHOOL WIN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDEN?'i"sEEXPER'iMENrITO TAKE 5 IDE ABOARO THE SPACE SHUTTLE
UNDERSCORING IMPORTANCE
MATH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT PATTERNS ARE CHANGED
UNSCHEDULED RECESS
LEARNING ON THE LAWN
SCIENCE SCHOOL TOPS IN MERIT SEMIFINALS _
SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION SAIO MOT ACCURATE GAUGE OF
SCIENCE SCHOOL HAS ST SCHOLARSHIP SEMI F IN AL I STS
BOARD OF GOVERNORS VISIT
SCIENCE. MATH STUDENTS SET GLITTERING EXAMPLE
THE BRAIN T»UST __„
MATH, SCIENCE SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED
STUDENTS RECEIVE HONOR
STUDENT'S EXPERIMENT TO SOW SHUTTLE _„.„.
2 STUDENTS WIN WASHINGTON TRIP FOR BEST ESSAYS
SCHOOL GETS GRANT FOR SPACE EXPERIMENT
STUDENTS FAST TO FEED HUNGRY ......
MINORITY RECRUITING AT MATH SCHOOL STALLS
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS BOARD OF TRUSTEES
HATH SCHOOL GETS THREE NEW TRUSTEES
WORLEY NAMEO CHAIRMAN OF SCIEVCE, HATH SCHOOL
MATH SCHOOL'S REQUESTS JUMP
MINORITY RECRUITING AT »4TH SCHOOL STALLS
SCHOOLS
N.C.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS SPORTS
SCIENCE SCHOOL SEEKS BIOS FOR ATHLETIC FIELO
.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS SPORTS. BASKETBALL
UNICORNS NAME NEW BASKETBALL COACHES
.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL
UNICORNS' BEST
•C* STEV,ENS°TOTHiADaSCHaOL OF ARTS BOARD OF VISITORS
CHANCELLOR MAY TAKE SCHOOL POST IN SEATTLE
DAVE BRUBECK'S SONS TO PERFORM AT ART SCHOOL
ARTISTIC PURSUITS
SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS ,,
N.C. SCHOOL OF ARTS HAS NEW CHANCELLOR
ARTS SCHOOL CHANCELLOR , , „__, „„.,,.
NCNB OFFERING J76.000 IN MUSIC CONTEST PRIZES
OPERA AUDITIONS FEB. 9 AT N.C. SCHOOL OF ARTS
STEVENS CENTER. NCSA TOURS OFFERED
PLA^EVAlTRTv^OrSTATEAs" FIRST WOMAN CHANCELLOR
AGENCY °SEeJsETO°J1cOVERNGRANT FOR N.C. SCHOOL OF ART'S CENTER
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N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEMANS ON BOARD
N.C. SCIFNCE ANO TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
SFE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
NCCU'SISuFFINNTO HEAD PANEL OM KEEPING FACULTY UP TO DATE
GRANTS TO BE AWARDED
N.C. SCIENCE AND^TECHNOLOGY RESEAR2H CENTER
N.C. FUNDING PROGRAMS BOOST SHALL BUSINESSES
N.C. SCIENCE CENTER PLANNING 3PEN HOUSE
N.C. HELPS SMALL FIRMS
N.C. SECRETARY UF STATE'S OFFICE
|vMANgUuO?I^^l?E4CTREST?!Y1WOFL,^kfESTrCNHAS£E FOR THE FUTURE ..01
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER STEWART
SECRETAPLYe0Fes?ATrC»NDIDA?inaESPEAK AT LUNCHEON TODAY
C0USc?tTSFCiJI?ETPolTST0.III*SSir DEMOCRATS
OEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE. JUOGESHIP RACES
N.C. SERTOMA CLU"S
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
GIFT BOOSTS DFAF-BLINO GROUP
N.C. SERVICE STATION OWNERS
SFE SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
N.C. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVALS
PERFORMANCE TO BENEFIT CANCER PATIENTS
OUKE PLAY TO PENEFIT CANCER PATIENTS
IN THF SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
iff it!? T^SE?TR?a"SeN?PCEEDOJCATION OF AUTISTIC C COMMON. HANDICAPPED
MRS. WARREN GETS AWARD
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12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
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N.C. SOIL ANO WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SfllL MANAGEMENT MEETING SLATEO TODAY IN RALEIGH
N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
N.C. SPECIAL OLYMPICS HONORS ALLENTON REALTORS
N.C. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
BELLAMY. HAGLER AMONG FOUR CHOSEN FOR N.C. SPORTS HALL
HAGLER TO JOIN HALL OF FAME
HAGLER. 3 OTHERS JOIN N.C. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
1984 PROVIDING FONO MEMORIES FOR DUKE PAIR
N.C. STATE AOULT CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
MOORE. WESSELS MEET FOR CROWN
N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO AUOITOPS
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
BR ITT TO SEEK SECONO TERM
GASTONIA OEMOCRAT FILES AS CA1DIDATE FOR SENATE
AUDITORS ARE PROBING USE OF SCIENCE SCHOOL PHONES
STATE AUOITOR HANTS SOME CHANGES
SOME N.C. AGENCIES CRITICIZED IN REPORT
TOP FINANCIAL OFFICIALS: N.C 1EEDS BETTER BOOKKEEPING
FBI PROBES JUB TRAINING CONTRACTS
COUNCIL OF STATE POSTS ARE WO'J BY CFMOCRATS
OEMOCRATS SWEEP COUNCIL OF STATE. JUOGESHIP RACES
N.C. STATE BAR
SEE N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SBl'S PROBE UNCOVERS NO EVIDENCE OF ABUSE
S3I MAKES BIG ORUG BUST
SBI: 35.000 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA SEIZED
EOMISTEN PAYS STATE FOR FLIGHTS. BUT NOT SBI AGENT
SBI INVESTIGATING SHOOTING BY TROOPER
UNC SEEKS SBI PROBE OF 'GAY- THREAT
SSI STUOIES THREATENING LETTER
DRUGS REPORTED MISSING FROM EVIDENCE LOCKER
STARLING: SBI WILL BENEFIT FROM NEW LEADERSHIP
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. DIRECTOR
STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION DIRECTOR RESIGNING JANUARY 5
N.C. STATE CAPITOL
CAPITOL GHOSTS THOUGHTS BEND TOWARO POLITICS
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C. INC.
STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FORMS PAC
WAGE DEMANDS INFLATED
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNtON
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
N.C. BANKS SUE STATE CREOIT UY I ON
N.C STATE EMPLOYEES SUGGESTIONS SYSTEM
IN THIS STATE PROGRAM, GOOD IDEAS PAY OFF
STATE EMPLOYEE MAY GET REWARO FOR RAG SUGGESTION
N.C STATE FAIP
SEE ALSO COUNTY FAIRS
TICKETS ON SALE FOR STATE FAP
FAIP ENTERTAINMENT
FAIR OFFERS ENTERTAINMENT WITH A 'TWIST'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
STATE FAIR OPENS 9-OAY RUN TODAY
CHECKING RIDE
LITTLE POLITICKING AT STATE FAIR
CLIMBING FOR TEDDY
LOVING CARE
FLOCKING TO THE FAIR
BOO?
STATE OFFICIALS GETTING FREE 'IDE AT STATE FAIR
A SMILE FOR MONDAY
OURHAM YOUTH INJURED ON RIDE AT STATE FAIR
BIRO'S EYE VIEW
THE BIG APPLE
THE MIDWAY
CHILD RECOVERING
OURHAM BOY HURT ON RIDE AT STATE FAIR
BOY IS SATISFACTORY
GOING TO THE FAIR
MR. CARROT, OTHER FAIR ENCOUNTERS
INSIDE
TEEN-AGER STABBED TO DEATH AT FAIR
YOUTH HURT AT STATE FAIR IS R=CUPERATING AT HOME
BOY'S INJURY ON FAIR RIDE RESJLTS IN SUIT
OURHAM MAN SUES COASTER OPERATOR
N.C. STATE FAIRGROUNOS
TRADE SHOWS PLANNED AT STATE FAIRGROUNDS
N.C STATE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FEOERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C. INC
WORKERS EXPECT MORE INFLUENCE
N.C. STATE HIGHWAY PS TROL
SEE N.C HIGHWAY PATROL
N.C STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB
5 II. C HIGHWAY DEATHS PREDICTED
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTING 25 N.C. TRAFFIC DEATHS
25 HOLIDAY TRAFFIC FATALITIES PREDICTED FOR N.C.
EXTRA TROOPERS TO PATROL DURING HOLIDAYS
N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, CITY EMP.OYEES
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
LIFTING PRIVACY ACT UP TO ASSEMBLY
N.C STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
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N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOVEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
STATE EMPLOYEES ASK TO JOIN LM C NURSES' SUIT
N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
SECRECY. NOT PRIVACY
PRIVACY LAW STRIKES AGAIN
N.C. STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO WATAUGA MEDALS
OUILT SHOW FEATURES BLACKS. WHITES
NCSU RESEARCHERS RELEASE TWO MEW TOMATO VARIETIES
REP. FLORIO'S HAZARD LIST INCLUDES FOUR N.C. SITES
ANSFL AOAMS' ART AT N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE TO GET SOME OIX PROPERTY
ARMY OFFICERS WILL STUDY AT N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
COLLEGE APPLICATIONS UP AT N.I. SCHOOLS
N.C. COLLEGES REPORT BOOST IN APPLICATIONS
N.C. STATE UNIV., ALUMNI
N.C. STATE ALUMNI GROUP CHOOS: S PRESIDENT-ELECT
FORMER WOLFPACK PLAYERS SUIT UP FOR ALUMNI GAME
N.C. STATE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
DURHAM COUNTY STUDENTS GET DESREES FROM N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV., COMPUTERS
N.C. STATE RESEARCHERS GIVING COMPUTERS VOICE COMMANDS
COMPUTER SCIENCF CLASS TOUGHER THAN TAMPERING
N.C. STATE UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
UNIVERSITY PROJECTS APPROVED
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
CONDOMINIUMS UNFINISHED
N.C.
N.C.
SI
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
SI
N.C.
STATE UNIV., CURRICULUM
HONOR BEFITS SEN. SAM
STATE UNIV.. DORMITORIES
COLLEGE STUDENTS GET TEMPORARY QUARTERS:
STATE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
NCSU AGAIN TOPS IN ENROLLMENT
STATE UNIV., FACULTY
LOW SALARIES HURT NCSU, BOARD SAYS
PAY HIKES URGED FOR UNIVERSITY
IMPULSIVE PEOPLE URGED TO RELSX ANO SLOW DOWN
BIOLOGIST TO EXPLORE VOLCANOES
OCEAN VOLCANOES TO BE EXPLORED BY N.C. BIOLOGIST
NCSU IS LOOKING FOR POSSIBLE LINK IN CANCER DEATHS
OSHA GETS COMPLAINT IN NCSU CANCER CASES
STATE AGENCY ENTERS NCSU CANCER PROBE
NCSU FACULTY, STAFF GIVEN ASSJRANCES
CANCER LINKS MERIT STUDY
CANCER PROBE CONTINUES AT N.C. STATE
NO UNUSUAL RADIATION FOUND IN TWO BUILOINGS AT N.C. STATE
OUKE, N.C. STATE PROFESSORS NAMED HUMANITIES FELLOWS
VIRUS WEAKENING IS SPEEDED UP FOR VACCINE USE
N.C. STATE NAMES HUMANITIES DEAN
UNC SUES SELF. WINS; NCSU PAia LOSES APPEAL
COURT SAYS PROFESSORS CAN'T GET ROYALTIES
PLANT CHEMICAL WARFARE MAY BE AID TO FARMERS
STATE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
«900,000 TO ENDOW 3 ANNUAL FELLOWSHIPS
STATE UNIV., FIRES
IE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
12 PEOPLE TREATED AFTER FIRE A
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION AT N.C.
200 PIGS OIE IN FIRE AT N.C. S
STATE UNIV., FOREIGN STUOENTS
STUOENTS PRAISE NIGERIAN TAKE}
STATE UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUNDRAI
SOIL SCIENCE FUND STARTED
N.C. STATE'S SCHOOL OF FOREST?
STATE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP PLANNED IN MEMORY OF DOG
T N.C. STATE
STATE CAMPUS
TATE FARM
VER
SING
Y GETS PLEDGE FOR $1 MILLION
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
STATE UNIV.. SPORTS
EE N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS
STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
HONOR STUDENTS NAMED
N.C. STATE NAMES DEAN'S LIST S
COULIER ON DEAN'S LIST
DURHAM COUNTY STUOENTS GET DES
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES ANNOUNCc
N.C. STATE ANNOUNCES DEAN'S LI
OLD IDEAS CAN TOP HIGH TECH
STATE UNIV. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
N.C. STATE ALUMNI GROUP CH00S3
REES FROM N.C. STATE
DEANS' LISTS AND HONOR ROLLS
ST
STATE UN
N.C. ART
STATE UN
LOW SALA
PAY HIKF
STATE UN
FR I ENDS
SERIES I
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STATE UN
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STATE UN
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MUSEUM STAR
IV. BOARD OF
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7/23/84
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12/07/84
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A
8
N
H
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12/25/84
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2/26/84
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N
H
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5/03/84
B
1
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H
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3/06/84
B
4
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H
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4/11/84
0
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s
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6/05/84
C
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H
2
5/07/84
A
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H
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9/03/84
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H
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6/27/84
A
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S
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5/07/84
A
4
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H
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8/22/84
A
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N
H
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8/20/84
B
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N
H
2
1/08/R4
A
6
N
S
I
1/09/84
C
3
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H
2
1/13/84
A
8
N
s
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1/18/84
C
3
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H
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1/19/84
B
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N
H
2
2/14/B4
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14
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H
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2/15/84
B
5
N
H
2
2/17/84
A
7
N
H
2
2/18/84
A
9
N
S
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2/29/84
A
4
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H
2
3/06/84
B
4
N
H
2
4/11/84
A
10
N
H
2
5/06/84
C
16
N
H
2
7/26/84
B
4
N
H
2
8/25/84
B
14
N
H
2
8/29/84
B
1
N
H
1
8/30/84
B
1
N
H
2
12/20/84
A
16
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H 2 U/08/B4 8 1
H 2 7/12/84 A 8
H 2 8/16/84 A 14
H 2 10/17/84 A 9
H 2 1/05/84 A 10
H 2 5/16/B4 A 7
H 2 9/06/84 A 15
H 2 10/04/84 A 24
2/23/84 A
3/07/84 A
3/09/84 C
6/05/84 C
6/28/84 A
6/28/84 A
7/25/84 B
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
3/06/84 B 4 N
6/01/84 0 8 I
1/08/84 A 6 N
1/09/84 C 3 N
3/08/84 0 9 N
3/15/84 D 9 P N
8/24/84 Oil N
5/30/84 B 1 N
1/24/84 A 10 N
H 2 9/06/84 A 15
MONTHLY/
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PACE 527
1/14/85
PC L P 8YL
SEE ALSO TEXTILES
TEXTILE JOBS AVAILABLE FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES
HUNT WARNS AGAINST HURTING PROGRAMS THROUGH TAX CUTS
N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE
ARcA DOGS' TICK FEVER NOT RARS
N.C. STATE VETS REPLACE HIP OF 135-POUND DOG
WELCOME HOME
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS
WOLFPACK CHEERLEAOER DEFIES 03CTORS' ODDS
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
TAR HEELS' QUICK COMEBACK DEALS WOLFPACK J- 1 OEFEAT
N.C. STATE. UNC GET ACC BASEBALL WINS
WOLFPACK BLASTS BLUE DEVILS
N.C. STATE INFIELD LEADING SLJGGING START
UNC RALLY SINKS TERPS
LOVING TAMES TAR HEEL BATS
SAFE AT SECOND
STATE WINS! WOODSON TIES ACC 4R MARK
GRAND-SLAM PACKS 'PACK OVER CAVS
STATE'S STEAL MUSCLING UP AS «R HITTER
TAR HEELS HOLD OFF STATE. 13-12
TAR HEELS EDGE 'PACK IN WILD TOURNEY GAME
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
•83: ORUGS. DOLLARS G LAWYERS HFAD SPORTS' PARADE OF STARS.
A GIFT FOR KEITH ORUM AND RON MORRIS
MARYLAND HOLDS OFF N.C. STATE
•PACK CAN'T PULL OUT ACC THRILLER
INTERESTING CHECKER GAME
UNC-STATE RIVALRY PROMISES LONG LIFE
REBOUNUING TAR HEEL
TAR HEELS DISMANTLE N.C. STAT!
CLEMSON NEXT FOR WOLFPACK ON 'UGGEO ACC SCHEOULE
FLAWLESS HEELS DEMOLISH 'PACK
HEELS' 2N0-HALF SPURT FLOORS 'PACK
GRANT'S FTS LIFT TIGERS OVER PACK
FRANT SINKS 'PACK
STATE. VIRGINIA EACH NEED TURNAROUND WIN
STATE VISITS CAVS
CAVS PURE AT FT LINE. TRIM PAC
WILSON, CAVALIERS GET LAST I LA
OEJA VU: 'PACK SLIPS TO 0-4 IN
WOLFPACK ENDS ROAO TRIP AGAINS
YELLOW JACKETS BUMP OFF COLD-S
VALVANO NOT OOWN ON SLUMPING '
•PACK RIPS SEAHAWKS. ENDS SK 13
THE DWARFISH DUO: STATE'S WEB'
VALVANO STICKS WITH THREE-GUAR
STATE STOPS ON GREEN. COLLECTS
TWO OF 15 FOR MCQUEEN
•PACK DEFENSE HELPS LASSO OEa:
VALVANO WAITING FOR 'RUN1
ONE MORE 'BIG GAME' FOR DEVILS
STATE WEATHERS OUKE RALLY
STATE'S SPUD DEALS 'PACK ACC /
•COLU' DEVILS FIZZLE AT END
RACIAL EQUALITY IN SPORTS?
PACK, CHARLES WHIP MISSOURI
VALVANO'S 'PACK ON A ROLL
STATE GLIOES TO VICTORY
STATE SURVIVES SCARE; TOP-RATE
CITADEL GIVES STATE A SCARE
STATE CONTINUES ROLL, BATTERS
STATE'S CHARLES THINKING OF T'J
NORTH-SOUTH 'BREATHER* DISAPPE
PACK POWER HOLDS THAT TIGER, 5
CHANGING OF THE GUARO PAYS OFF
WOLFPACK LOOKING AT EIGHTH ST'
'PACK FLIRTS WITH OANGER. BUT
CHAPLFS. WOLFPACK MAKE TECH EI
STEAKING OUKE. N.C. STATE STEP
HUSKIES VISIT STATE
MYERS HITS 32 AS PACK TOPS NO<
STATE SCRAMBLES TO PROTECT ST>
STATE BASKETBALL CANCELED - WE
N.C. STATE VS. UNC
JORDAN SCORES 32 AS HEELS REBD
DESPITE LOSS TO U*C. 'PACK NOT
DOUBLE IMAGE: A BLUE-CHIPPER 3
DEVILS. 'PACK FOLLOWING DIFFER
•PACK TO HAVE HOME 'EDGE* VS.
STATE LANDS DUNCAN
VALVANO'S RABBIT'S FOOT FINOS
BLUE DEVILS SOUEAK 9Y STATE
MEAGHER'S HEROICS AID DUKE WIN
DEVILS ROLL ANOTHER SFVEN
VIRGINIA KEEPS STATE ON ELEVAT
STATE FINDS A 'SLEEPER'
BRANCH PUSHES MARYLAND PAST >?
OEACS TOP N.C. STATE FOR NO. 2
STUCK ON 19 WINS. WOLFPACK EYE
VALVANO TRYING TO FIND CHARLES
TERPS STRUGGLE BY WOLFPACK
STATE'S VALVANO FRUSTRATED. BU
•PACK FACES SENINOLES IN NIT 1
VALVANO HAPPY TO HAVE NIT
STATE DESERVES NIT
FONDER NIT MEMORIES
LEGISLATURE TO FORCE STATE-ECJ
FLORIDA STATE ELIMINATE WOLFPA
TAR HEELS TRIP WOLFPACK
STATE COMPLETES TOP PREP HARV?
•PACK LANOS QUALITY AND QUANTI
POSTON PICKS -PACK
JEALOUSY SOURCE OF WASHBURN RJ
N.C. CITIES GAIN IN HOOPS SWIT
•CATS. CARDINALS TOP STATE SCH
■PACK SLATE SET
N.C. STATE'S WASHBURN CONVICT"
NAVRATILOVA RECORDS 56TH STRAI
THESE FIVE NEWCOMERS. ..N.C. ST
•PACK LOSES
CHARLES PACFS PACK REO
CHARLES STARS IN SCRIMMAGE
CHARLES STARS IN SCRIMMAGE
OUKF LANDS WASHINGTON PPEP CAS
•PACK CAGERS SET FOR EXHIBITIO
MARATHON OIL NO MATCH FOR PAC<
SPUD LEAOS STATE RED
CLASS OF '88: HERALDED FRESHME
WALKER LAMBIOTTE SET TO SIGN 4
TESTI LAUGH
ACC
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HOOTING WOLFPACK
PACK
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0 START
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H 2 12/05/84 A 14 N
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3/19/84
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3/22/84
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3/22/84
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3/25/84
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3/26/84
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4/05/84
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4/21/84
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4/21/84
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1/01/84
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1/02/84
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1/09/84
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1/10/84
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1/10/84
6
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1/11/84
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1/16/B4
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1/20/84
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1/21/84
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1/30/84
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9/22/84
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10/17/84
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11/05/84
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11/05/84
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11/06/84
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11/18/84
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11/19/84
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NONTHLT/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
S U B J E
LFPACK FOOTBALL TEAM
L TIES WITH ECU
APPOINTING TEAR
P FOR ALUMNI GAME
10
T STATE
FOR REED
IIS FILLING IN OFFENSIVE LINE
E
FROM FIRST TEAR
BONO REDUCED
AN FATE
•S OPENER
WITH RIGHT CUMBO, STATE COULD HAKE SWEET MUSIC
STATEi CLEMSON LANO REC=UITS
CHARLFS. PACK LOOKING TO PRET ON THE CAMELS
WOLFPACK GUNS DOWN CAMELS IN OPENING GAME
STATE EASES TO UGLT WIN OVER :AMP9ELL
STATE DELIVERS OUCHO TO THE GAUCHOS
PLIMM: STATE BETTER NOW THAN IN '82-93
STATE PRETS BIG-TIME ON GRATEFUL HAWKS
WASHBURN LEARNS AS "PACK COASTS
WOLFPACK FATTENS UP ON AGGIES
VALVANO SETS UP HIS ROTATION
MCOUEEN ORCHESTRATES WOLFPACK STOMP
N.C. STATE BLITZES WESTERN CAROLINA
more Than 'who* GOES INTO • wht ■ OF games acc plats
the first test
tech, pack eager for results 3 f first acc test
tech's price right vs. pack: "rice's jumper at one second lifts tech.
tech shocks -pack with -classic win
pack cakewalk short on icing
unenthuseo -pack still good enough
OFF TEAM
WASHBURN OFF STATE TEAM
EFFECTS OF WASHBURN DIS"ISSAL UNCLEAR
WASHBURN'S HEARING SCHEDULED JNA. a
WASHBURN'S RETURN HINGES ON HEARING
VALVANO: WASHBURN COULD REJOIN TEAM
MEMORIES: MADISON SOUARE GARDEN HAS MAGIC FOR VALVANO
WILL THE REAL THURL BAILEV...?
VULNERABLE WOLFPACK PUT UNOER MICROSCOPE
PACK PARRIES KNIGHTS' SURGE
WOLFPACK MAKES ADJUSTMENTS' W-IIPS RUTGERS
RED-EN TALENTED. 3EEP
LOUIE ANO JIM MEET IN GARDEN SHOWDOWN
RFVAMPEO LINEUP PUTS PRESSURE ON CHARLES. MCMILLAN
RFDMEN HOUND WOLFPACK, 66-56
NUMPERS DON'T DO -ULLIN JUSTIZE
MULLIN, REOMEN SEND STATE REE-ING
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
Six STATE GRIDDERS OUT
STATE SIGNS TRANSFERS
PERSON'S RUSSELL CC-H1TS TO WD
STATE CONSIDERS ENDING FOOTBAL
STATE'S LOSS INDICATIVE OF DIS
FORMER WOLFPACK PLATERS SUIT J
FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGES TOHORROW
WOLFPACK HOLOS OFF ALUMNI, 14-
THE OPENER
ESPOSITO: PROVEN QUARTERBACK A
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A TEAR MAKES
PEEBLES OUITS FOOTBALL
•PACK GETTING COBWEBS OUT; OEV
RICHARDS 'GROWS' TO LIKE TaCkl
•PACK PROGRESS PLEASES REED
wOLFPACK ga MOORMAN HURT
ESPOSITO HOPES HE CAN BENEFIT
N.C. STATE'S MOORMAN ARRESTED
STATE ATHLETE FREE frqm JAIL:
■PACK NAMES CAPTAINS
REED: COURTS WILL OECIDE MOOR"
MOORMAN'S TROUBLES CLOUO STAT5
WOLFPACK GETS AN 'A' FOR ROUT
•PACK ROLLS OVER OPEN I NG-NIGHT
REED: PALADINS GUNGHO. WILL T<
PALADINS CUFF PACK IN STUNNER
FURMAN UPSETS BECOMING ROUTINE
UNC. N.C. STATE LOOK FOR ANSW5
STATE'S LOSS TO FURMAN NOT AN
REEC: wOLFPACK'S LACK OF EXECJ
REED STILL 3ELISVES
WAKE CONTROLS BALL. wOLFPACK
REEO: A LONG. DISAPPOINTING L3
DEMON DEACONS DOMINATE WOLFPa:
REED'S BELIEFS: FROM BETTER 0»
TOM REED STILL LOOKING FOR LIS
SPORTS IN BRIEF
ECU COACH EMORT SATS PACK READ
PERCT MOORMAN INDICTED IN RAP;
EMOPT CLAIMS STATE TO BE READT
PACK'S GREENE STICKS THE PIRAT
SURPRISE: STATE WINS IT IN •.^^
REEO: -time io 'FESS UP'
•PACK FACES TOUGH STRETCH
REEO SATS TECH GOOD ROLE MODE.
WASHBURN TO STAT ON TEA"
wIlfpack LEAVES JACKETS STINGI
hungrt -pack wrecks georgia te
reed: wolfpack to pass -ore ag
reed savors rare upset victort
valvanu's wolfpack to •invade'
tfrps roll. pack reels in 44-2
■pack collapse: mant reasons,
tfrps run over wolfpack for ac
reeo: consistent defense c0ul3
state's big chance?
tar heels eve state. solution
despite lack of glamour, unc h
■reoneck- benefit evolves fr09
heels haunt pack; tigers devoj
stort behind the success: chan
state's mistakes help heels sj
wolfpack suffers a humiliating
tigers next for -pack
clemson recovers, hands "pack
another frustrating dat for r5
mistakes once again crush -pac
losing is nothing pack's m|lin
reeo: 'cmemistrt- lesson need?
world of ifs...
for unc. pack, ouke. it mas si
8-0 GAMECOCKS HAVE black MAGIC
3-0 GAMECOCKS HAVE BLACK MAGIC
VIRGINIA'S SUCCESS NO SHOCK TO
REED LOOKS BACK
'PACK OVERPOWERS OILERS
VIRGINIA'S MAGIC MAKES STATE 3
THE GOOD, 8A0 ANO UGLT
LTLES-LED VIRGINIA DISMANTLES
OUKE AND STATE: TEAMS WITH NE;
SLOAN, REED FACE SIMILAR PROBC
OUKE SHAKES pack: SLOAN SPURS
REED'S RIOT ACT
SLOAN'S TIRADE WAKES UP BLUE 1
LAMBIOTTE TO STATE
•PACK BANOdET SLATED
•PACK, HEELS REAOT TO GO
PATST
AVEL
R TO INITIAL LOSSES
UPSET
TION KILLED ITS CHANCES
TS OR ONES LONG GONE
HT ON H0RI20N
. SURGLART CASE
FOR 9UCS
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QUARTER
CH
AINST TERPS
GREECE
1 SHELLACKING
MANY MISTAKES
C LEAD
CURE ILLS
UNGRT FOR WIN
UNC-STATE RIVALRT
R DEVILS
GES
RVIVE
DEFEAT
SECOND STRAIGHT NARROW OEFEAT
ED
K HOPES
ICHIK GETS USEO TO
D ST PACK SATURDAY
ME OLO TUNE: GAMECOCKS AOD TO STATE'S
PACK'S REEO
ISAPPEAR, 45-0
STATE
D FOR EACH OTHER
EMS
BLUE DEVILS INTO ENDING STREAK
EVILS
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9/26/84
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9/26/94
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9/26/84
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9/30/84
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10/01/84
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10/02/84
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10/02/94
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10/14/94
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10/14/94
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10/15/84
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10/21/84
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10/21/94
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10/23/94
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10/28/84
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10/28/84
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11/05/84
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11/05/94
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11/06/B4
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11/06/84
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11/09/94
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11/11/84
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11/12/94
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11/12/84
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11/13/84
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11/13/84
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11/19/84
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11/18/84
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•l.C.
N.C.
STATE UNIV. SPORTS, SOCCER
ECU. AUBURN SET FOOTBALL GAMES REGINNING IN -85
N.C. STATE SIGNS TOP SOCCER P. AYER
PERKINS HOLDING OUT FOR DALLAS DOLLARS
N.C. STATE BEATS APPALACHIAN
SOCCER EJECTION RULE RANKLES DUKE'S RENNIE
DUKE. PACK BOOTERS BATTLING FOR NCAAS
OWOH RETURNS. PACES STATE SOCZ ER PAST BLUE DEVILS. 4-3
OWOH LIFTS STATE OVER DUKE
OWOH LIFTS STATE OVER OUKE
CLEMSDN EOGES STATE: INDIANA JPSET IN SOCCER
SOCCER PLAYOFFS: PACK VS. TIGERS; DEVILS LEFT OUT
STATE SOCCER EYFS FIRST-EVER NCAA WIN IN HATCH VS. TIGERS
CLEMSON HANDS N.C. STATE ANOTHER NCAA SOCCER TOURNAMENT LOSS.
CLEMSOH EDGES STATE
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. SWIMMING
N.C. STATE WINS ACC SWIMMING TITLE
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. TRACK
YOUNG SPARKS STATE TO TRACK TITLE
JONES LEAVES N.C. STATE TO TA<E POSITION AS UTEP TRACK COACH
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. WOMEN
LINOA PAGE PACES STATE TO WILD WIN
MS. PAGE LEADS WOLFPACK PAST JEORGE MASON. 80-68
MS. PAGE LEADS N.C. STATE 0VE9 UNC
NC STATE WOMEN DOWN TECH, 78-6 3
DUKF WOMEN STUN WOLcPACK IN OVERTIME
UNC WOMEN STUN STATE
UNC. N.C. STATE WOMEN BEGIN REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
N.C. STATE, VIRGINIA CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIPS IN TRACK
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS, WRESTLING
STATE'S BIG MAN RULES THE MATS: BUT 38-POUNO THACKER LAST OF. ..BREED
WOLFPACK PINS UNC
UNC WRESTLES FIERCE RIVAL - WOLFPACK
TAR HEELS WHIP STATE, END STREAK
STATE'S THACKER WINS NCAA TITLE
N.C. STATE UNIV. STEWART THEATER
CENTER STAGE'S DRAMA
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND JAMS
FONOA FILMS
FILM ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS BEGINS FREE SERIES
N.C.
N.C.
STATE UNIV. TECHNICIAN
STATE BASKETBALL CANCELED
WiLL, NOT REALLY
STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
3RD FORK GROUP PLANS ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE
ANNIVERSARY IS SET
NEW OFFICERS
3R0 FORK GETS STATE PRIZE
THIRD FORK WATCH TO RECEIVE AWARO
THIRD FORK CLEANUP SET
N.C. SUPREME COURT
SCE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUOGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
RETRIAL REJECTED FOR N.C. HURD
COURT OVERTURNS OROER FOR NEW
HUTCHINS GETS NEW STAY: ORDER
U.S. SUPREME COURT IS SEEN TAK
COURT RULES CAR FIRM LIABLE IN
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR HUTCHINS
ANNEXATION FOES SEEK REVIEW
LEGAL LOGIC A MYSTERY
GROUP PUSHES HOME SCHOOLS
DEATH SENTENCE OVERTURNED
COURT SAYS 62 N.C. MUSICIANS
BURLINGTON WINS CASE OVER LAND
COURT UPHOLDS MURDERER'S OEATN
N.C. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS C IT
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS 1982 ANNEXA
COURT UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE
COURT BACKS MURDER CONVICTION
OPUNKEN DRIVING CAN 8E MURDER.
SUPREME COURT RULING AIDS N.C.
ANNEXED RESIDENTS ASK APPEAL N
RAMSEY SEEKS REVIEW OF STATE'S
ATTORNEYS SAY ANNEX REVIEW IN
HUNT WANTS OUICK REVIEW OF STA
GOV. HUNT SEEKS OWI ACT OPINIO
N.C. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR OWI
UNC SUES SELF, WINS; NCSU PAH
N.C. COURT UPHOLOS ONE DEATH S
COURT RULES AGAINST HYPNOSIS A
COURT SAYS PROFESSORS CAN'T Gi
FUNO TO PROTECT AGAINST LAWYER
SUPREME COURT MAY SETTLE ANNEX
NEW BUILDING SOUGHT FOR STATE
TAR HEEL PAPERS LOSE APPEAL ON
N.C. HIGH COURT CUTS DUKE RAT5
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS ASSAULT
COURT WON'T REINSTATE N.C. MU*
COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR CON
STATE HIGH COURT ALLOWS C0NTR3
COPELANO RESIGNS SEAT ON N.C.
N.C. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RES
HUNTS' COURT CHOICE COULD SALV
OLD NORTH REZONING IS DENIED
HUNT FACES ONE OR TWO MIDNIGHT
ANNEXATION FOES WILL PURSUE PR
STATE CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS HE W]
COURT WON'T GIVE BLANKET OWI "
HIGH COURT PARTIALLY OKS NEW 1
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN 198 3 SLA?
(300,000 WILL GO TO MAN WHO WA
STATE'S NEW DWI LAW BOOSTED BY
JUSTICE BRANCH RIGHT TO STAY 3
COURT WON'T HEAR N.C. MUROER »
MILLER, WHICHARO ON COURT SEAT
COURT TO STUOY PORTION OF STAT
N.C. SUPREME COURT EXTENDS CAN
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TRIAL
BEATS DEATH TIME 40 MINUTES
ING TOUGH STAND IN OEATH PENALTY CASES
MAN'S DEATH
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N.C. SUPREME COURT, APPOINTMENTS
N.C. CHIEF JUSTICE MAY STEP 03 WN SOON
CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS RETIREMENT UNOECIDED
HUNT APPOINTS VAUGHN
N.C. SUPREME COURT. ELECTIONS
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2/07/84
2/12/84
2/14/P4
2/22/84
3/05/84
3/22/34
4/22/84 B
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1/27/84 C 1 P F C52
1/28/84 B 2 P
2/09/84 0 3 P 'I 866
2/10/84 C 1 N B66
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8/30/84 0 4 N
9/06/84 0 10 F
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1/11/94
A
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1/12/84
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3/26/84
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4/02/84
A
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4/04/94
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5/01/84
A
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5/01/84
B
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5/01/84
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5/03/84
A
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K90
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5/04/84
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6/07/84
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7/07/84
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8/29/84
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8/29/84
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8/30/94
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8/30/34
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8/31/84
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9/12/84
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10/03/P4
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10/04/84
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10/15/84
A
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11/08/84
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11/08/84
c
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11/09/84
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11/10/34
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11/20/34
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11/20/84
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11/20/84
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12/01/84
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12/05/34
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12/05/64
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12/06/84
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12/06/84
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12/08/84
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12/13/84
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12/14/84
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12/27/84
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11/23/34
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1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/54
S U B J E
2 MFN CHALLENGE STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES
COUNCIL OF STATE CANOIOATES D! AW LITTLE ATTENTION
CANDIDATE'S CREDENTIALS CLEAR
KNOX CHARGES THAT EOMISTEN PASSED BUCK
2 SFEK COURT SEAT
GOP RAPS HUNT'S BACKING OF FRfE
KEEP JUSTICE HENRY E. FRYE ON THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA (AOI
THE SUPREME COURT NEEDS RAYMONO M. TA YLOR • . . I AD I
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAD OVER STEWART
BROOKS, BARNES MAY CONTINUE BATTLE FOR LABOR POST
INCUMBENT HAS EOGE OVER THE CHALLENGER
N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DURHA
VARIETY SPIC
TAKE THE BUS
SYMPHONY RE-
ILLNESS CHAN
DUKE HOMESTE
CONCERTS AND
WANTED IN TH
SYMPHONY AND
VERDI'S KFQU
OURHAM'S NEW
BREAK DANCER
BACH AND HAN
COURT SAYS 6
CHARLES TREG
IN THE SPOTL
IN THE SPOTL
SUMMER CONCE
1ST SUMMER S
SYMPHONY 30U
POPS CONCERT
FALL PREVIEW
IN THE SPOTL
KICKING OFF
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HEY MAESTRO!
NEW N.C. SYM
SEGOVIA GOT
SYMPHONY GET
CHORUS OELIV
IN THE SPOTL
M SYMPHONY
ES CONCERT
SCHEDULES CONCERT
GES CONCERT TONIGHT
AO IS MEETING SITE OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
PIZZAS? THERE'S A CONNECTION
E ORCHESTRAS: BLa:k MUSICIANS
CHOIRS OFFER VERDI'S 'REOUIEM'
IEM GOOO ALL AROUVO
N.C. SYMPHONY SEASON
S TO PERFORM AT N.C. SYMPHONY CONCERT
OEL IN N.C. SYMPHONY DURHAM PROGRAM
2 N.C. MUSICIANS ELIGIBLE FOR JOBLESS BENEFITS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
SYMPHONY TONIGHT
ER TO PERFORM HER=
IGHT: THIS WEEK'S
IGHT: THIS WEEK'S
RTS
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OPENS NEW SEASON
IGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THE SEASON
TON RAISES SYMPHONY
CAN YOU PLAY 'OH! SUSANNA?"
PHONY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED
GUITARIST LORIMER STARTED
BIGGER. BOLDER
ERS ORATORIO OF F1 I TH
IGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. SYMPHONY SOCIETY. DURHAM CHAPTER
DUKE HOMESTEAD IS MEETING SIT; OF DURHAM PRESERVATION SOCIETY
FRIENOS OF SYMPHONY PLAN DURHAM CONCERT
PLANNING
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY HONORS BILL AMD I OA FRIDAY
FESTIVE CROWD GATHERS FOR OUNCANSON EXHIBIT
TALKING FOR TICKETS
KICKING OFF THE SEASON
N.C. TEACHFRS ASSOCIATION
PROF'S BOOK PUBLISHED
'I.C. TFCHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
WESTERN N.C. TO GET INCUBATOR FACILITY
CHAPEL HILL FIRM AMONG FIVE TO GET STATE RESEARCH GRANTS
SMALL BUSINESS FUNDS SOUGHT
N.C. FUNDING PROGRAMS BOOST SHALL BUSINESSES
LOOKING FOR RFSFARCH MONEY? TRY WORKSHOP
N.C. HELPS SMALL FIRMS
N.C TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
TEXTILE. APPAREL IMPORTS UP IN '83
HOSPICE SAYS THANKS WITH STOMPIN' GOOO PARTY
N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL ISEF ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
WEBB'S DRIVE FOR FINAL RUNS INTO TAR(BORO)
N.C. TOBACCO PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS
LEAF PLAN SAID TO HAVE GOOO CHANCE
N.C. TRADE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C FOREIGN TRADE
TFXTILE OFFICIALS SAY 14 OF 23 INDUSTRIES FACE IMPORT WOES
N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SFE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C.
SEE ALSU N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER FUTURE ROAD PROJECTS
OFFICIALS URGE QUICKER ROAD WORK
SPEEDUP IN WIDENING OF U.S. I URGED
SOARO OKS QUICKER COMPLETION OF I -40
U.S. TO, 1-40 APPROVEO AS 199* PROJECT
N.C. TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRAPPING
LEGISLATURE, HUNTERS PART OF FOX FUROR
TRAPPERS PLAN COURT TEST FOR 'EQUAL ACCESS' TO FOX
N.C. UTILITfS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
SOUTHERN BELL ASKS 50* RATE H'
SENTENCING ACT STRESSFD BY COJ
SOUTHERN BELL SAYS IT NEEDS RA
UTILITIES BOAPD DENIES BID F 0<
GROUP OPPOSES RATE HIKE REUUES
SOUTHERN BELL WANTS REOUEST RF
CPC.L SEEKS HIKE THAT WOULD UP
CITY CONSIDERS FIGHTING RATE H
SOUTHERN BELL WON'T APPEAL DEM
INGRAM RENEWS HIS CALL FOR EL"
INGRAM'S BRIGHT IOEA BASED ON
HEARING SET ON REOUEST TO HIKE
IMPACT ON POOR CITED AT RATE H
DUKE POWER RATE REQUEST DEFEND
THREE CANDIDATES OPPOSE SECONO
CUT ADVISED IN OUKE POWFR RA T=
PANEL'S PUBLIC STAFF URGES CUT
RATE HEARING COVERAGE SLIGHTED
OUKE PUWER CHAIRMAN SAYS RATE
ATtT TOLD TO PAY II1Z.9 MILLIJ
PLEOGE TO HALT RATE HIKES JUST
LET THE VOTERS CHOOSE UTILITH
KNOX WOULD TEST ON-SITE CHILD
KE ON HOME PHONES
RT
TE HIKE BECAUSE UF SPLIT-UP
BOOST IN BELL'S RATES
TED BY OUKE POWER
CONSIOEREO
BILLS BY «9.30 A MONTH
IKE REOUEST
IAL OF INTERIM RATE HIKE
CTED UTILITIES PANEL
DIM DATA
nuKE PnwFR RATES
EARING
ED, OPPOSFD
PRIMARIES
HIKE REOUEST
IN OUKE POWER RATE REQUEST
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
INCREASE IS ESSENTIAL
N TO TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN
CAMPAIGN GIBBERISH
S COMMISSIONERS
CARE
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2/04/84
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13
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5/02/84
c
10
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5/04/84
A
4
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H 2
5/05/94
A
13
N
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5/05/84
A
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5/05/84
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H 2
5/06/B4
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5/07/e4
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p
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5/09/84
A
11
N
H 2
5/10/84
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1 1
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H 2
5/21/84
A
4
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2/09/84
0
5
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B61
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2/09/84
0
5
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H 2
2/10/B4
0
10
N
H 2
2/1T/84
A
2
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H 2
2/21/84
A
6
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3/0T/B4
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F
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H 2
3/11/84
0
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3/30/84
D
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H 2
4/05/84
A
15
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S66
S 2
4/12/84
0
1 1
N
S 2
4/19/84
D
9
N
H 2
4/2T/84
0
3
N
H 2
5/01/84
A
16
N
S 2
5/03/84
0
12
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U
H 2
5/04/84
D
6
p
F
H 2
5/11/84
0
6
p
F
S 2
5/31/84
D
3
N
H 2
6/1T/84
A
4
N
S 2
7/05/84
A
4
c
S 2
8/30/84
D
4
N
H 2
8/31/«4
0
1
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F
W66
H 2
9/21/84
D
6
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F
S 2
9/25/84
B
7
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S76
H 2
9/29/84
0
7
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S66
H 2
11/01/84
B
1
p
N
W24
H 2
11/02/84
A
10
N
H 2
11/23/94
D
6
p
F
W66
H 2
11/30/84
0
5
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S66
H 2
12/21/84
0
15
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W66
H 2
12/28/64
0
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2/21/84
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H 2
4/03/84
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5/04/84
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5/08/84
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6/12/84
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6
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H 2
9/22/84
A
2
p
p
M66
S 2
9/25/84
B
7
P
p
S76
H 2
8/30/94
3
3
N
S 2
2/22/84
C
10
N
H 2
8/24/84
B
5
N
H 2
10/10/84
A
12
N
S 2
11/21/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
1 1/22/84
0
11
P
N
L41
S 2
12/03/84
A
4
F
H 2 2/02/84 A 23 N
H 2 10/30/84 B 1 P F
H 2 12/01/84 0 1 P N C36
S 2 10/24/84 C
H 2 11/30/84 A
H
2
5/l=/84
B
N
S51
H
2
5/24/84
B
N
S8 1
H
1
5/24/B4
B
N
B81
S
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12/14/04
A
N
H
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12/15/84
c
N
04 6
H
2
l/22/»4
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W60
H
2
1/22/84
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W60
H
2
1/17/84
«
N
H
2
2/08/84
A
! N
H
2
2/15/84
A
N
H
2
2/16/84
A
N
H
2
2/17/84
A 1
1 N
H
2
2/21/84
A 1
* N
H
2
2/22/94
A
N
s
2
2/22/84
C
N
K90
H
2
3/01/84
A 1
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H
2
3/14/84
A 1
N
H
2
3/20/84
A
, E
H
2
3/20/84
B
N
H
2
3/21/84
B
P N
S51
H
1
3/22/84
B
N
H
2
3/27/84
C
N
A54
H
2
3/28/94
A
N
H
2
4/03/84
A
S N
H
2
4/03/84
A
L
H
2
4/04/84
A
N
H
2
4/04/84
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S
2
4/05/84
A
E
H
2
4/11/84
A 1
L
s
2
4/26/84
A
N
B46
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
DAY CARE CONCERNS KNOX
PARTY-GOERS TRANSIT HANTS TO 3PERATF nuRHAH ROUTE
INGRAM CALLS KNOX UTILITY'S 'WATER BOY'
FUEL CHARGt ADJUSTMENTS FOR UTILITIES ARE REJECTEO
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR OISCOUNT HALING PLAN
OUKE POWER WINS RATE HIKE OF M31 MILLION
DUKE POKER GETS 8* HIKE
NOTICE OF HEARING (ADVERTISEMENT!
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
CPCL RATE INCREASE RE0U6ST MAY BE CUT
BELL TO RAISE RATES 20 PERCENT
UTILITIES OFFICIAL FXPECTS ELFCTRIC RATFS TO STABILIZF
N.C. CONSUMFRS MAY GET SOME ELECTRIC BILL RELIEF
PART OF CPCL RE3UEST FOR RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
PUBLIC STAFF INCREASES CPCL RE COMMENOAT ION
SOUTHERN BELL RATE INCREASE 0°POSED
DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE RATES TO INCREASE
N.C. BELL OFFICIAL SAYS BREAKJP PROMPTED RATE HIKE REQUEST
164 MILLION RATE INCREASE NOT ENOUGH, CPCL SAYS
SINGLC BUS STATION BACKED AT FARING ON GREYHOUND
SEPARATE BUS STATIONS RAPPED
OISTRICT MANAGER SAYS GREYHOU'ID NEEOS TERMINAL
N.C. HIGH COURT CUTS DUKE RAT! RISE $29.6 MILLION
CPCL CASE HAS FLURRY OF FILINGS
DELAY SOUGHT FOR MOVE BY BUS L INE
COMPANIES TO CUT NOVEMBER GAS BILLS
UUKE POWER CO. TO SEtK HIKE OF 15* TO 21t
ATCT PAYMENT FOR LOCAL ACCESS CUT ill MILLION
UTILITIES PANFL CHOPS PHONE RATE INCREASE
THORNPURG PROPOSALS MAY CAUSE FRICTION WITH NEW GOP GOVERNOR
MARTIN AIDE SAYS THORNBURG MUST PROVE CHANGE NEEDED
SOUTHERN BELL'S PROPOSED CHARGES SLICED
CPCL RATE INCREASE CUT, REFUNDS DUE
VEPCO OROERED TO REOUCE CHARG5 S
THORNBURG SAYS PRIORITIES INCLUDE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
AGENCY SAYS IT WILL OPPOSE CHARGES
POLITICS AS USUAL
PUBLIC STAFF TRANSFER RUNS INTO OPPOSITION
PUBLIC STAFF OEBATE PERTINENT TO PUBLIC
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION, PUBLIC STAFF
THORN»UR& PROPOSALS MAY CAUSE FRICTION WITH NEW GOP GOVERNOR
MARTIN AIDE SAYS THORNBURG MUST PROVE CHANGE NEEDEO
PUBLIC STAFF TRANSFER RUNS INTO OPPOSITION
PUBLIC STAFF DEBATE PERTINENT TO PUBLIC
N.C. VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
RFSPONSF 'NOT HEARTENING' FOR VIETNAM MEMORIAL DRIVE
GROUNDBREAKING SLATED FRIDAY FOR VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL GROUNDBREAKING SET
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR MEMORIAL
N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARO
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES 01 SPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTF
EDUCATION TO HELP IN HANOLIMG WASTES
WASTE RECYCLING PLANTS URGED JN06R STATE PLAN
HAZARDOUS WASTE LANOFILLS URGED ONLY AS LAST RESORT
DURHAM CO. RANKS LOW AMONG WASTE PRODUCERS
UNC ENGINEER PRAISES N.C. TOXIC WASTE PLAN
COORDINATION IS URGED AMONG STATE AGENCIES ON HAZARDOUS WASTES
N.C .
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
3 N.C. COLLEGES PICKED TO RECEIVE NEW GRANTS
3 N.C. COLLEGES GET NEW GRANTS
N.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SFE ALSO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FE0E?ATION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
N.C. WILOLIFE GROUP HAS FINANCIAL WOES
N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SFE ALSO FISHING
SFE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFF SFRVICE
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
LEGISLATURE, HUNTERS PART OF = OX FUROR
TRAPPERS PLAN COURT TEST FOR 'EQUAL ACCESS' TO FOX
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS LAKE FISHING
ENDOWMENTS RAYING OFF FOR NEE3Y N.C. AGENCIES
OOVF SEASON UNDER ANALYSIS BY COMMISSION
MINNESOTA ARTIST WINNER OF I 9' 4 N.C. PRINT CONTEST
AREA DUCK HUNTERS PREFER CURRENT SCHEDULE
ORUNKEN BOATING CALLED PROBLEM IN NORTH CAROLINA
COMMISSIUN GETS NEW FUNDING
FEW CHANGES PLANNED IN N.C. WATERFOWL SEASONS
WILDLIFE COMMISSION ADOPTS WATERFOWL REGULATIONS
TREE STANDS PROBLEM ON AREA GAME LANDS
STEFL SHUT REQUIREMENTS MAY I'ICLJOE ENTIRE FLYWAY
FOR NEARLY FaTINCT RED WULF, 3ARE REFUGE MAY BE LAST HOPE
MONEY TO BENEFIT NONGAME ANIMALS
N.C. WILOLIFE RESOURCES CUMMISSION. LICENSES
SFE ALSO F ISHING FEES
SEE ALSO HUNTING FEES
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
LICENSE FOR THE SEA A HATTER IF MON^Y
SALTWATER LICENSE LOOMS IN MARYLAND; VIRGINIA'S ON HOLD
FEWER HUNTERS. ANGLERS SPENT 'ECOPD AMOUNT FOR LICENSES
N.C. WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
MARSH IN EARLY LEAD
MS. BROWN LEADS wnMEN'S N.C. JOLF
N.C. WORLD TRADE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
CLU» HELPS FIRMS IN WORLD TRA3E
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL WRITERS ROUNOTABLE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
N.C. WRITER'S CONFERENCE WILL HONOR POET LAUREATE
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE CROWNS SAM RAGAN WITH 'TRIPLE HEADER'
N.C. YAM COMMISSION
SFE ALSO SWEET POTATOES
SEE ALSO YAMS
YAMS ARE HEALTHY
N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
C T
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DATE
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PC L
p
BYL
H 2
4/27/34
B
1
N
B46
S 2
4/27/8A
A
1
N
J56
H 2
5/03/84
c
9
N
H 2
5/23/B4
A
9
N
H 2
6/12/34
A
14
N
S 2
6/13/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/20/84
A
5
A
H 2
6/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/27/84
A
9
N
H 2
B/04/R4
A
1
N
H 7
3/07/84
A
3
N
S 2
8/07/84
A
5
H
H 2
8/03/84
A
13
N
H 2
8/09/84
a
2
N
H 2
8/28/84
A
3
N
H 2
9/01/34
A
1
N
H 2
9/14/84
A
6
N
H 2
9/22/84
A
1
N
H 2
9/28/84
B
1
N
S51
S 2
9/28/B4
C
1
N
A47
H 2
9/29/84
a
1
N
H 2
10/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/09/84
A
13
N
S 2
10/25/84
A
13
N
M69
H 2
10/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/31/84
A
1 3
N
H 2
11/04/84
B
15
N
H 2
U/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/16/84
A
11
N
H 2
11/17/84
A
3 P
N
H 2
11/21/84
A
1
N
H 2
11/21/84
A
1
N
H ■>
U/22/84
A
27
N
H 2
12/06/84
A
9 P
N
H 2
12/06/34
A
19
N
H 7
12/12/84
A
4
L
S 2
12/15/84
A
15
N
S 2
12/31/84
c
3
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H 2 11/17/84 A 3 P N
S 2 12/15/84 A 15 N
S 2 12/31/84 C 3 J
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1/19/84 B
1 P N
S ?
12/01/34 A
1 1 N
H /
12/01/84 A
8 P N
H 2
12/08/84 A
11 N
1/10/84
1/21/84
2/17/84
8/16/84
8/17/34
12/21/34
S 2 12/13/84 A I
H 2 12/14/84 C 11
S 2 1/13/34 C
N
N J56
N J56
H
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1/22/84
C
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1/22/84
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1/27/84
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12/23/84
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12/26/84
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2/12/84
2/12/84
8/12/84
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1 1 N
W60
W60
W60
2
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6/20/84
6/21/B4
D
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8/22/84
A
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5/20/84 D
8/05/84 0
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1/01/84 - 12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
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GRANTS AVAILABLE
N"C* la^uit^says state child labo> laws were violateo
CHILD LABOR ABUSE TARGETED
pSItRElcCUSEDD0FF^0?ATlNgN!HI.D-LA80R LAWS LEAVE STAT,
51KTs5ikSstSSkT5i!MSE?SJ?Ssc^3cI^ecAw.Y
N.C. ZOOLOGICAL PARK
SEE ZOO. N.C.
N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES -ANAJENENT COMMITTEE
SF5uOg1°sK?pI"o!EV?^IN.A BEACH SUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
N.C.-S CHINA CONNECTION
SEE CHINA
NORTH CAROLINIANA SOCIETY
FRIOAVS TO GET AwARD
nOR?h'!aI3l?nIanSCsIJiETY*SSKrS BILL AND IOA FRIDAY
NURTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST DRUG ANO ALCOHOL ABUSE
AUCTION PLANNED
AUCTION TOMORROW
NOPTH raPGLINIAriS AGAINST THE OEAT-f PENALTY
SEE N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE 3EATH PENALTY
NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
III ALS" EAST END*COHMUNITY IOU?HAM, N.C.I
SFE ALSO LITTLE FIVE POINTS
SEE ALSO OLD NDRTH DURHAM .„„__
EDGEMONT FUNDS URGED REDIRECTED
HOSIERY MILL PROJECT STILL ALIVE
NORTH DURHAM PLAN ADVANCES
MORE HOUSING REHAB SOUGHT
t)TAPO BACKS NORTH CEN'RAL DUR.MA" PLAN
MAYOR U°GES RFSTORATION PRJJE^T
city gets 41. 6 million block grant from hud
city wins grant to improve rental housing
housing grant eyed
north central legal assistance program
sfe also legal aid
s6!heL^i^I§4yeaTfvo^Iocial se:urity check
N°BTVrTH 5ukE -ALL ADDING RESTALRANT
POWER LOST AT MALL
ZII VUSUTS
NORTH DURHAM BRANCH LIBRARY
BEAR PLAY
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
NORTH DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
CHAMBER UFFICIAL URGES PLANNED GROWTH
NURTH DURHAM SCHOOL _ . _„„-,
oOTrVouISXh gro^TeE! d &SE ON SCHOOL BUILDING
LACK OF CONSULTATIONS CITED IN ZONING PLANS
COUNCIL -ANTS TRAIN SHELTER ODWNTOWN
CENTER DISCUSSIONS TO CONTINUE
REZONING VOTE TESTS ELECTION VOWS rc„TCD
ALTFRNATF SITES EYED FOR SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER
SECOND PUBLIC HEARING ON SERVICE CENTER POS S I BLE
BOTH SIDES SCORE POINTS IN SE* V IC E-CENTER DISPUTE
giTpH. HUN?HTO*RlsIGN FROM COUNCIL DEC. 17
PROPOSED SCHOOL FACILITY
"ORrHH?^rvA!EN^NECiRRESPONSIBLE FOR DECLINING TV SHOW
GIFT HELPS THE OEAF
NORTH TOPSAIL WATER ANO SEWER. INC. r„„_
ONSLOW FIRMS FINED FOR ALTERING CREEK
NORTH VIETNAM
SEE VIETNAM
"0P™vS!^DS??^E?SLHAVEnEpSTLicE CHIEF IN LEGAL WRANGLE
NORTH WILKFSBORO SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
RICHMONO WINS IN PITS
^"see'TsS pkep'tIamsTfoVr.l'l .SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
MONTY DAVIS' BIGGEST GAME
VANHOOK GETS BID TO BOWL
7 AREA PLAYERS TO START IN S HR INE SHOWDOWN
SHRINF BOWL TALCNT NOT ALL COL LEGF-90UN0
DAVIS HAS SHRINE BOWL TEAM RA3Y
tatjni IAPPFRS CAN'T KtCK A 30UT 3T WIN IN ShRINE
hIsSEO FIELD GOAL MARS DAVIS- -GREATEST COMEBACK-
LAOY LUCK DESERTS TAR HEEL AL. -STARS
NORTH/SOUTH DOUBLEHEAOER
UNC. STATF I* CHARLOTTE FOR FINAL N-S
LAST GO-ROUNO FOR THE NORTH-S3UTH ,.,._-. ,t .o
NORTH-SCUTh: JORDAN IGNITES UNC PAST THE CITADEL. 76-60
STATE CONTINUES ROLL. BATTERS FURMAN 95-72
NORTH-SOUTH -BREATHER- OISAPPFARS
NORTHEASTERN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
MviSs6H,VTSS32 AS^.CK TOPS NORTHEASTERN
STATE SCRAMBLES TO PROTECT SPEAK
NORTHERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SFE ENO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
GARDENING
NORTHERN RELEASES SECOND HONOR ROLL
YOUR ANSWER. PLEASE
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7/20/94
7/21/84
7/27/84
7/30/84
7/31/14
8/12/84
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582
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5 2 4/25/84
H 2 5/03/84
H 2 5/08/84
H 2
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7/07/84
7/07/R4
2/02/84
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7/05/84
8/31/84
12/07/84
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B I
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A 1
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C 1
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C 1
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A I
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2/21/84
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3/02/84
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2/05/84
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3/22/84
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10/06/94
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10/10/84
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10/10/84
A
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10/16/84
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10/18/84
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11/01/84
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11/01/94
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11/02/84
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11/03/84
A
4
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11/06/84
A
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H 2
11/18/84
B
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H 2 10/10/84 A 1 N 981
S 2 U/16/84 A 5 P P C56
H 2 U/04/84 B 3
H 2 8/13/84 A
S 2 4/09/94 0 10 P N
10/17/84
12/02/84
12/07/84
12/07/84
12/08/84
12/09/84
12/09/84
12/10/84
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1
1
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1
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
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2/D3/»4 D
2/05/84 C
2/05/94 C
2/06/84 0
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U C09
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F25
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12/31/84
THREE KILL LEAO NORTHERN HIGH
SEARCH FOR PRINCIPAL BEGINS
CURTAIN GOES UP
NORTHERN NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
NORTHERN LISTS AWARD WINNERS
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS GETTING THEIR OWN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
NFW FARMERS' MARKET TO OPEN
VIDEO ITEMS ARE STOLEN
THIEVFS ENTER NORTHERN
CONSTRUCTION DELAY HAMPERS SCHOOL
CURRICULUMS DIFFER AT THREE CJUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS
NORTHERN HIGH CONSTRUCTION WORK TO BE COMPLETEO SOON
NORTHERN IS SCHEDULING COLLEGE DAY
4077 STf IKES AGAIN
NORTHERN ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
NOPTHERN HIGH SCHOCLt ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ASSAULTS
3 CHARGED WITH PEATING AT NORTHERN
ASSAULT HEARING TOMORROW
SCHOOLS. COURT, PUPILS MUST C3MBAT VIOLENCE
TEEN SAYS BEATING WAS UNPROVO< ED
WITNESS TELLS OF ATTACK ON STUDENT
TWO DEFENOANTS IN BEATING TRIAL DENY CHARGES
JURY TO GET STUDENT-ASSAULT CASE
TWO CONVICTED IN BEATING CASE AT HIGH SCHOOL
SANDY GETS PROBATION
IHIRO PERSON CHARGED IN ASSAULT CASF GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
LEGAL SYSTEM EXCELLED IN PROSECUTING ATTACK
LEGAL SYSTEM BROUGHT JUSTICE AFTER ASSAULT
VISITOR AT NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL BEATEN BY STUDENT WITH IRON PIPE
TEEN HURT IN FIGHT AT NORTHERN HIGH
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
FREE ENTERPRISE IDEAS EXPLORE!
NOPTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRAOUATE 1,700
COUNTY STUDFNTS GRADUATE JUNE 3
1.7D0 PUPILS TO GRAOUATE
GRADUATION DAY: 'CHASE YOUR SHARE OF RAINBOWS"
GRADUATION EXTRA SPECIAL FOR TWO DURHAM STUDENTS
STAYING COOL
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES LIST OF GRADUATES
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPALS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
NORTHERN PRINCIPAL DIES
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, DAVID POE , OIES
POE SFRVICES TO BE TOMORROW
POE'S OEATH BRINGS AN ENO TO ATHLETIC ERA AT NOPTHERN
ORREN DAVID POE: PRINCIPAL HAT TOUGH HIDE AND SOFT HEART
JAMES ARMSTRONG NAMcO PRINCIPAL AT NORTHERN HIGH
ARMSTRONG: SCHOOLS FOR ACHIEVEMENT
A GOOD CHOICE FOR PRINCIPAL
NEW AT NORTHERN
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, SPORTS
SEE NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
NORTHERN HIGH BEATS HILLSIDE IN QUIZ BOWL
CAPTURED
NEW MEMBERS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES LIST OF GRAOUATES
MAY WINS SCHOLARSHIP
COMING HOME
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
POE'S DEATH BRINGS AN END TO ATHLETIC ERA AT NORTHERN
AMATO LEAVING NORTHERN
TOP TRAINER
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
MISFIRE
vance gains state playoffs
northern high school sports, basketball
hornets topple knights
hornets nip knights in first tig six clash
chapel hill rallies behino smith's play
parrish's bucket lifts southern
southern extends hex ovfr northern knights
carrington carries bulloogs
•dogs nip knights at the buzzer
northern stings hornets
knights deny hornets
carrington, chewning nourish mhs basketball
tigers bomb knights, claim big six crown
vance muscles past northern
northern topples bulldogs
riley, brooks big two in knights' big 6 win
knights get dfe-lightful play3ff win vs. hornets
tigers, rockets in big six f im al
northern, southern fall
northern's billerman resigns
oukham's davis returns to fol)
davis takes northern job
southern slips by northern
spartans, knights kick off cage scason
jordan holds off knights' rally
falcons flutter past knights after fast start
jprpan's third-quarter surge 1r0ps northern
falcons start slow, soar in 3' 0 period
clutch free throws help knights slay the jaguars
knights go inside to stop jagjars
davis gets big send off
northern high school sports, football
football camp
some like it hot
knott, hilton key returnees for jordan falcons
knights, spartans face i nexpe3 i enc e up front
knights, falcons open season with a non-conference 'finali
browning low-key as 100th win draws near
knjtt looks to loosen knights' grip on falcons
knights' rally clips falcons
knights start slow, stop falc3ns
fogleman gets motor running by doing it all
northern waxes enloe, 33-6
spartans blast dunn
cary rallies «y northfrn
hogga»0 hands hornets third straight loss
quantity vs. duality
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1/14/95
TIGERS
RUN AND SHOOT'
KNIGHTS PACE TOUGH TASK.
NORTHERN GETS BY MILL°ROOK
KNIGHTS NIP SANOERSON ON SAFETY
NORTHERN BREEZES 8, HILLSIDE
KNIGHTS HIJM9LE HORNETS
KNIGHTS HAKE HOST OF OPPORTUNITIES VS
KNIGHTS HOLO OFF CHAPEL HILL THREAT
OEFENSE KEY FOR KNIGHTS
NORTHERN VS. VANCE "BIG GAME" FOR EACH SCHOOL
KNIGHTS ADJUST. THROTTLE VIKHGS
THE PARTY'S NTT OVER
KNIGHTS SHINE IN KNOCKING OFF VAJCE
RUSSELL LEADS ROCKETS' 35-0 VICTORY
SEVEN KNIGHTS TALLY TDS IN HIV OVER OHS. 52-0
KNIGHTS BLANK OHS; PERSON NEXT
WITH PALL OR WITHOUT, RUSSELL POSFS PROBLEM
2 ERAS CLOSE OUT WITH REGULAR SEASON
EVERY90CY DID IT FOR NORTHERN
KNIGHTS' KICK ROCKETS FOR BIG SIX TITLE
KNIGHTS STUN ROCKETS IN FINAL SECONDS
THE MORAL TO THE STORY
A DREAM COME TRUE
BROWNING LOOKS FOR BOOK ON PA"E'S
KNIGHTS WILL BE BIG UNDERDOGS AGAINST PAGE
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTbALL PLAYOFFS BEGIN TONIGHT
KNIGHTS IN SPOTLIGHT
KNIGHTS FALL SHORT IN BID TO TURN BACK PAGE
PAGE CLOSES BOOK ON NORTHERN
NORTHERN DOMINATES THE SUN'S 5REP ALL-STARS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SP0»TS. GIRLS
NORTHERN GI»LS LOSE SOUEAKER
NORTHERN GIRLS TOP CAPY
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, GOLF
VEASEY. KNIGHTS TAKE TITLE
MAGINNES. 3RIGGS GAIN STATE BERTHS
A CLEAN HIT
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
SEE ALSO TRACK
KNIr.HTS STUN HORNETS IN BIG SIX TRACK
NORTHERN WINS
SPRINT CHAMP
PEEBLES. SULLIVAN STAR IN SECTIONAL
NORTHERN'S GIRLS SET THEIR SISHTS ON TRACK TRIPLE
TRACK CHA"PS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. VOLLEYBALL
IN YOUR FACE
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WREST. ING
BRIGHT RAYS FOR KNIGHTS: SOPHOMORES HELPING NORTHERN MA INT A IN . . . SU
KNIGHTS BURY ROCKETS IN WREST. ING 'SHOWDOWN'
KNIGHTS PUT 6 IN SEMIS. GRAB aULL DURHAM LEAD
KNIGHTS wIN BULL DURHAM
NORTHERN PREPARES FOR SOUTHER* INVITATIONAL
NORTHERN JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
COUNTY CHAMPS
NORTHERN ORANGE BLACK VOTERS' ALLIANCE FOR POLITICAL PROGRESS
SCHOOL BOARO MIGHT ELIMINATE 'ENN'S POSITION
NORTHERN TELECOM
SEE ALSO BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
NEW CENTER IN PARK TO HIRE 141 WORKERS
RTP FIRM EXPECTS TO ADO 440 wIRKEOS WITHIN 3 YEARS
FORMER GARBAGE NOW PRODUCING 30* OF INCOME
HE PARKS 9IKE TO KEEP WORK RO. LING AT NORTHERN TELECUM
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS S200 MILLION CONTRACT
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS S200 MILLION CONTRACT
AWAROS GIVEN FOR SUPPORTING A<TS
NORTHERN TELECOM PLANS NEW EXPANSION
NORTHFRN TELECOM EXPANSION TO ADO 1.000 NEW JOBS
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS CONTRAC WITH ATLANTA FIRM FOR tlOO MILLION
PARK HAS BIRTHDAY; 'RAPID GROWTH' SEEN
NORTHFRN TELECOM OFFERS NF w FEATURES
NORTHERN TELECOM REPORTS EARNINGS ROSE 26 PERCENT
NORTHERN TELECOM EXPANSION DEDICATED
THANKS FOR THE TALK
TOUR PLANT
PLAZA TAKING SHAPE
NORTHERN TELECO" S
EASTERN NORTH CARO
LOCAL SALES SIZZLE
NORTHERN TELCOM RE
HIGH-TECH ART
NORTHERN TELECOM S
NORTHFRN TELECO"
NORTHERN TELECOM:
BANK OFFICIAL REPORTS
witches exe:utives
lina economy still strong.
d on labor day
ports profits up
how too sho< t
dditions 4r= nearly completed
"LET'S GO OJT THERE AND GET Them 8EF0RE They.
NORTHERN TELECOM, DIGITAL SWITCHING DIVISION
HE PARKS BIKE TO KEEP wORK ROLLING AT NORTHERN TELECOM
NORTHERN TELECOM INSTALLING SOOTH DMS-100 CENTRAL OFFICE SWITCH
NORTHERN TELECOM. SALES ANO EARNINGS
TELECOM SAYS PROFITS LEAP
NORTHERN TELECOM EARNINGS JUM'ED T1.5 PERCENT IN 1983
NORTHERN TF.LECOM PROFITS LEAP 721; TRIANGLE CREDITED
COMPUTER JUNKIES: THE LATEST ADDICTS?
ROSE'S STORFS NOTES RECORD SA.ES. PROFITS
NORTHERN TELECOM EXPECTING PROFITS TO JUMP ABO'JT J5 PERCENT FOR US*
NORTHERN TELECOM: "LET'S GO OJT THERE ANO GET THEM BEFORE THEY..."
NORTHGATF ASSOCIATES
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FOR NO'THGATE EXPANSION
115 MILLION TO BE SPENT ON NO<TMGATE AOOITIONS
NORTHGATE mjll
SEE NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
NQRTHGAIE MALL MERCHANTS COUNCIL
NEW OIRECTJRS
NORTHGATE MERCHANTS PRESENT ANNUAL AWAROS
NORTHGATE PRESENTS ANNUAL AWA< OS
NORTHGATE park
SEE ALSO PARKS. OURHAM
WINTER FUN
UPSIOE-OOWN FEVER
A SUNNY OAY IN THE PARK
THEY'VE GOT THE RIGHT IDEA
BEATING THE HEAT
NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
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2
5/14/8*
A
1
N
C60
H
2
5/15/84
A
I
P
N
H
2
5/19/84
8
1
N
s
2
6/15/84
C
1
N
C60
s
2
6/16/84
A
2
P
N
H
2
7/26/84
c
12
N
s
2
7/26/84
A
I
N
C60
H
2
7/27/84
A
11
p
p
S76
s
2
7/27/84
A
8
p
P
S76
H
2
7/31/84
B
1
p
P
H
2
8/04/34
c
3
N
H
2
3/09/84
A
20
N
H
2
9/06/84
A
20
N
L41
H
2
10/24/84
A
3
N
s
2
10/30/84
C
6
P
P
K30
H
2
11/02/94
0
8
P
R
G6 8
s
2
U/29/84
A
3
N
H
2
12/02/34
0
12
C
F
L*l
H
2
1/24/84
B
1
p
F
L*l
H
2
7/29/84
0
1 1
p
N
L*l
H
2
1/25/84
A
I*
N
S
■>
3/26/84
A
1
N
CoO
H
2
3/27/8*
c
1
N
*
2
6/10/34
0
10
p
N
L4I
H
•>
8/19/94
B
9
N
L41
H
2
11/29/94
A
11
N
L41
H
2
12/02/94
0
12
r
F
L41
H
2
10/12/84
a
1
N
S51
H
2
10/05/84
B
1
N
S 2 3/14/e* A 11
H 2 4/09/94 B 12
S 2 4/16/84 A 2
2/02/9* A
2/21/8* C
3/15/84 B
6/19/84 A
8/08/94 C
T3T
K30
S76
F70
F70
H 2 1/20/84 A 1 P P T37
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/B4
index
12/31/84
S U 8 J
ARTS COUNCIL TO HOLO AUCTION
MINOR INJURIES REPORTED; CARS. STORES DAMAGEO
THEIR SHOPPING TRIP BECAME NIGHMARE WHEN HINDS C A HE
STORM DAMAGE
TORNADO STRIKES DURHAM
BUSINESS DAMAGE MAT HIT t400.000
CLEANUP WORK CONTINUES AT DAMAGED AUTO CENTER
THE TORNADO'S HUMAN RELATIONS
HOMEbUILOERS' CEREMONY
HUEY NAMED TOP MERCHANT AT NC3THGATE
THANK YOU... (ADVERTISEMENT!
PUbLIC SAFETY OFFICERS DID TH=IR JOBS WELL
SOME WORK BEING DONE AT GARAGE
NORTHGATg PRESENTS ANNUAL AWARDS
"S3* OF NORTHGATE SHOPPERS READ THE OURHAM MORNING HERALD..." « «0 I
AT END OF SHOPPING MALL RAINBOW IS ITS MANAGER
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
TFEN'S VISITS TO MALL LEAD TO CHARGE
TEEN SAYS MALL OFFEREO DEAL
ANIT-LITTER GROUP LOOKS TO COJNTY FOR MORE MONEY
TEEN APPEALS CUNVICTION
MALL -HARASSMENT" UNCALLED FW
FOLKS APOUNO HERE: WITH THE ATHLETIC SET
TEEN-AGERS GROW U° TO BECOME CUSTOMERS
MALL'S LOUD MUSIC AS BAD AS TFEN'S
MALL SHOULDN'T REJECT TEENS
NORTHGATE SEEKS OK FOR BUILDING PLANS
NORTHGATE MALL PLANS 3-YEAR EXPANSION
CAMPAIGN KICKOFF
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL c OR NORTHGATE EXPANSION
COUNCIL URGES TRAFFIC STUDY AT NORTHGATE
NORTHGATE PROJECT TO COST H5 MILLION
S15 MILLION TO BE SPENT ON NO'THSATE ADDITIONS
BANK BUSTERS
FASHION AND AUTO SHOW AT NORTHGATE
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPE>l IN-STOPE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
THE RUMOR IS MORE ELECTRIFYING THAN THE FACT
TAKE A TENT TO MALL
"OBTHSIOE WATER TREATMENT PLANT (DJRHAMI
COUNCIL OK SOUGHT ON COST-CUTTING PLAN
2 SEWER PLANTS MAY NEED MORE Z I TY FUNOS
CITY GETS 44.146 MILLION GRANT FQR NORTHS IDE PLANT
44-MILLI0N GRANT WILL UPGRAOE SEWAGE PLANT
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN PASSENGER SHELTER
NORTHWESTERN eANK
BANK SUES STATE SENATOR AN[/ EX-WIFE
NORTHWESTERN BANK TO MOVE PART OF OPERATIONS TO GREENSBORO
NORTHWESTERN BANK TO MOVE DIVISION
MICKLE LEAVING DURHAM FOR BAN< IN CINCINNATI
NOPIHWESTERN BANK (PARKWOOO BRANCH)
PARKWOOO BANK TO CLOSE
PARKWOOO BANK TO CLOSE
CRIME IMPACT WIDESPREAD
NORTHWESTERN BANK IUNIV. DR.)
NORTHWESTERN PLANS 3RO BRANCH
BANK TO OPEN THIRO BRANCH
NORTHWESTERN BANK 400
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
RUOO CLAIMS POLE AT N. WILKES^ORO
QUICK PIT STOP RALLIES RICHMOND TO RACING VICTORY
RICHMONO WINS IN PITS
NORTHWESTERN FINANCIAL CORP.
TAR HEEL BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY STRONG IN 1963
NORTHWESTERN TO NOW ISSUE STOCK FOR EMPLOYEE PLAN
INITIAL REPORTS FROM THE BIG W.O BANKS SHOW JUMPS IN SECOND-QUARTER.
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO 0P£1 IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
NORTHWESTERN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DUKE MEETS MORE WILDCATS. 'HO" ECOMI NG* CROWD
NORTHWESTERN OFFERS TALL TEST FOR NO. 2 DUKE
2ND-RANKED BLUE DEVILS MUNCH ON BITFLESS WILDCATS
DEVILS GUN DOWN NORTHWESTERN
NOSES
A CHANGE OF FACE: WHAT COSMETIC SURGERY CAN -ANO CAN'T- 00
NOTARY PUBLIC
TRAINING SET FOR NOTARIES
NOTARY PUBLIC CLASS OFFERED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANS TO 0FC ER NOTARY PUBLIC AT BUTNER CAMPUS
NOTE-TAKING
TERRY SANFORO: PROFESSIONAL N1TE-TAKING UNACCEPTABLE
NOVO BIOCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
NOVO INDUSTRIES PLANS EXPANSION OF FRANKLIN PLANT
EXPANSION OF ENZYME PLANT PLANNEO
NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE CAMPAIGN
SEE OURHAM CONGREGATIONS TO REVERSE THE ARMS RACE
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
NUCLEAR FUEL TAX EXEMPTION MAY BE AXEO
ELECTRIC POWER: bUILD NOW OR "AY LATER
NUCLEAR FUEL
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO URANIUM
BAN NUCLEAR FUELS TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR UTILITIES.
PANEL RECOMMENOS
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
SEE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
NUCLEAR PLANT SAFFTY
SEE NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOUTHPORT.
SEE ALSO H. B. ROBINSON NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO MCGUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT
SFE ALSO NUCLEAR Energy
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSA. AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
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N E
E
L
Y
P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
p
BYL
S 2
2/17/84
A
7
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
1
N
454
H 2
4/05/84
A
1
p
N
M51
H 2
4/05/84
B
1
P
P
S 2
4/05/84
A
1
p
N
C60
H 2
4/06/84
A
I
P
N
L4 1
S 2
4/06/84
A
1
•1
C60
H 2
4/07/84
A
4
E
S 2
4/07/84
A
2
p
p
T37
S 2
4/09/84
A
3
N
H 2
4/11/84
A
3
A
H 2
4/11/64
A
4
E
H 2
4/13/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/16/84
A
2
p
N
H 2
5/06/84
c
10
p
A
H 2
6/ll/"4
B
I
p
G
L30
H 2
6/13/84
a
1
0
U
M 2
6/19/R4
c
1
N
L41
H 2
6/21/84
B
I
N
L41
H 2
6/22/B4
A
3
P
N
H 2
6/22/84
B
1
N
L41
H 2
6/2VB4
A
4
L
H 2
6/29/84
s
1
0
U
H 2
7/04/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/06/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/24/»4
A
4
L
S 2
9/24/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
9/25/84
A
1
•l
X86
S 2
9/26/84
A
8
p
p
M66
H 2
10/02/84
B
1
N
S51
S 2
10/02/84
A
1
N
M69
S 2
10/04/84
A
1
N
M69
H 2
10/05/B4
E
1
N
H 2
10/06/84
B
1
p
P
S76
H 2
10/10/84
B
K
N
H 2
10/14/84
0
9
N
L4I
H 2
11/04/84
B
1
H
A54
H 2
12/26/84
A
4
L
H 2
2/03/84
B
1
N
S51
S 2
6/12/84
A
1
N
K90
S 2
10/08/84
A
1
N
M69
H 2
10/09/84
A
1
N
S 2
10/13/84
A
3
N
M69
H 2 7/14/84 A 8
S 2 8/22/84 A 9
H 2 8/23/84 A 23
H 2 9/15/84 B I
2/03/84 C
2/09/84 C
2/2D/84 A
5 2 9/18/84 B 1
H 2 9/19/84 A 13
H 2 4/08/84 B 5 P N
H 2 4/09/84 B 2 M
S 2 4/09/84 0 10 P N
H 2 1/22/84 Oil N
H 2 3/11/84 B 11 N
H 2 7/15/84 D 12 N
H 2 10/14/84 0 9 N L41
H 2 12/19/84 D 1 P N C52
5 2 12/19/84 0 1 N D18
H 2 12/20/84 0 1 N C52
S 2 12/20/84 B 1 P N 018
H 2 8/26/84 0 1 P F B30
H 2 4/01/84 B 7 N
H 1 5/30/84 B 1 N
H 1 10/04/84 B 1 N
H 2 6/11/84 A 6 U
H 1 7/14/84 B 1
S 2 7/14/84 A 15
H 2 5/12/84 B 7 N
H 2 7/07/84 A 4 L
H 2 5/12/84 A 17
™™
MONTHLY/AN
1/01/34 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 536
1/14/85
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES)
NUCLEAR POWER HAS ITS PLACE VI N.C. ,._.-.
NRC PROPOSES CPU FIN? FUP 8RJNSWICK 'VIOIATIONV ■ J
COMPANY CHECKS EOUIPHENT USED IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
CPCL WILL REPAIR REACTOR J
CPtLNPRESIJENTEDEFENDS CONSTRUCTION OF SHEARON HARRIS NUCL E AR . . . PL ANT
NEW NUCLEAR PLANTS TO BE NEEOrO BY YEAR 2000. CPCL CHAIRMAN SAYS \
NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY DISPUTED
NUCLEAR PLANTSi N.C. AMD S.C.. ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO 8RUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOUTHPORT, N.C.I ,
OFFICIALS LEARN ROLES IN NUCLFAR ACCIDENT
NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY .-_.»«
SFE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RAOIATION
HI Jtfg 5lILlfYTPLSNTSTfsEEL!LSD NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES.
URANIUM GLUT IS BENEFITING DU< E POWER
NUCs1e"aLS0CJrIANGLE UNIVERSITIES NUCLEAR LABORATORY
CHINA MAY PURCHASE NUCLEAR EOJiPMENT FROM DUKE POWER
NUCLFAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
SENRCLPSSOPO^S4C?U MNECFO^ 5RJNSWICK .VIOLATIONS-
NUCLEAR REGULATORY STAFF SAYS CPCL SHOULO BE FINED «30.000
NRC FINES DUKE »OWER 140,000
DUKE POWER MAY APPEAL NUCLEAR FINE
SJSI 58515 gIt^LIcISs^T^lTvoSuEL INTO CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION
WELDER SAYS DUKE NUCLEAR PLANT IS UNSAFE
NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
SEE ALSO OISASTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SFE ALSO RADIATION
SENUCLEARSREGULATnRY STAFF SAYS CPCL SHOULO BE FINED 130,000
REPORT CRITICIZES TWO CPCL RECTORS ._.,,„.,_,
WORKED AT NUCLEAR PLANT SAYS HAZARDS EXAGGERATED
WELOER SAYS OUKE NUCLEAR PLANT IS UNSAFE
NUCLFAR SU°MARINES
SEE ALSO SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY
DON'T UUMP SU8S HERE ,
NAVY OECIDES NOT TO OUMP NUCLCAR SUBS OFF N.C. CUAST
WE'VE RISKED WAR; WHY NOT R I S< PEACE?
HUMBUG TO POEM
REDUCE ARMS 3UIL0UP TO CURB THREAT
FEAP AND NUCLEAR ARMS
NUCLEAR WAR ESCAPC: HAYPE THE NORTH POLF
NUCLEAR WAR IS NO-WIN PROPOSITION. 'COLOGIST TELLS CHAPEL HILL...
SURVEY SHOWS PESSIMISM ON NUC_ EAR WAR SURVIVAL
NUCLEAR WORRIES TAKE BACK SEAT
NFXT WAR WILL END ALL OF OUR =ROBLt»S
CNyRCtESAARGANRwrRCNSS,OFP°TSRSA^F5ORS^?fSNQINTO PRO FOOTBALL FANS .CARTOON,
NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL _..-„...
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. RADIOACTIV= WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMFNT, N.C.
SEE ALSn N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT 3 OARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. AN 0 S.C.
SEE ALSO RAOIATION
SEMnRESCOUNTIESC'u»PFORLNUCLEAR DISPOSAL PLANT
CONGRESSMEN HIT N.C. SITES FOH N-WASTE
OUMP SITE IN N.C UNCERTAIN
DECISION ON N-WASTE SITE SAID YEARS OFF „„__,„„ ...-,_.-
TREATMENT SYSTEM AT OCONEE OECLARED COST-CUTTING SUCCESS
HAZAROOUS WASTE BILL FILED IN N.C. SENATE
FIRM PROPOSES STATE'S 1ST RAD OACTIVE WASTE PLANT _...-- .„„
REPRESENTATIVE OF FIRM DIES OJRING HEARING ON BLAOEN INCINERATOR
REPORT MAY ADO 10 POTENTIAL N.C. SITES FOR NUCLEAR WASTE
HUNT OPPOSES PLAN TO PUT NUCLEAR WASTE SITE IN STATE ,,.,„ cmo.rc
SOME N.C. SITES MAY BE ADDED TO LIST FOR POTENTIAL NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE
COMMISSIONERS: NUCLEAR DUMP W3UL0 BE FOUGHT
PASSING THE N-WASTE BUCK
NUCLFAR WEAPONS
sll also ourham'concregations n reverse the arms race
AT LEAST THEY'RE TALKING
MORE THAN SOFT WORDS NEEDED
SKYLANO MAN SAYS HE HAS OESIGNEO 'T-BOMR'
NUCLEAR FREEZE GROUP PLANS SUNDAY MEETING
SOVIET VIOLATIONS EXAGGERATED
N-BOMO WITNESS STILL CARRIES SCARS
NUCLEAR 'BUILD DOWN' GOOD IDEA .....
PUBL1SHFR SAYS 'STAR WARS' WOJ LO FND NUCL EAR WAR F| AR S
4TH DISTRICT CANDIDATES VOW SIPPORT FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE
N.C. CENTRAL STUOENT ARRESTEO AT FLA. PERSHING MISSILE PLANT
NUCLEAR BUILD-OOWN INCREASES 3 ANGER
PUZZLING PARTNERSHIP
N.C. WAR PROTESTER STILL IN JAIL
•BUILD-DOWN' DOESN'T END NUCLFAR THREAT
OETERPENCE EFFECTIVE IN NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
HUNT RELEASES WEAPONS PLAN
HUNT UNVtILS PLAN FOR ARMS CONTROL
LET WORLD LEADERS FACF FEARS
FREEZE. YES; NUCLEAR, NO
THE HFLMS PLANK 'SIMPLISTIC t NO 'DANGEROUS'
MR. CHERNENKO'S STANCE CONSIOEREO CONSTRUCTIVE
A SENSELESS PROPOSAL
SCARE TACTICS UNFAIR
F?LMMAKERMPUTSLPLAME ON AMER I: A FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE WITH RUSSIANS
NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION SHOULO 8E CONTAINED „.-„...
U.S. -SOVIET TALKS ONLY HOPE F3 R HALTING ARMS MADNESS
OUKE ROUNOTABLE TO DISCUSS OE=ENSE „„_„„
DUKE SPEAKER CRITICIZES 'STAR WARS' OEFENSE PLAN
EAST SYMMS WARN REAGAN ON MX >/OTE
SFNATORS' ARMS MESSAGE PRESENTED AT WRONG TIME
ARMS TALKS: HOPE, DOUBT
JUDGMENT IS CLOUDED
NUCOR CORP.
E
0
DATE
s
E
C
I
L
PG L
T
Y
P
2
?
2
2
2
2
1
2
1/02/84
1/11/84
2/05/84
3/29/84
4/26/84
5/17/84
9/12/84
9/13/84
A
C
D
A
B
B
B
A
3
14
11 P
10
3
2
I
16
N
N
F
N
N
N
N
N
2
10/26/84
C
4
N
H 2 2/08/84 A 10
H
2
5/04/84
A
15
N
H
7
1/11/84
c
14
N
H
7
3/14/84
A
14
N
H
7
6/09/84
A
3
N
S
7
6/09/84
A
1 1
N
H
?
6/28/84
H
4
N
H
7
7/19/84
A
14
N
H
2
10/13/84
A
1 1
N
H 7 3/14/84 A 14
H 1 6/30/84 B 1
H 2 7/15/84 A 10
H 2 10/13/84 A 11
S 2
S 2
2/06/84 A
6/05/84 C
1/06/84
1/09/84
2/15/84
2/22/84
3/20/P4
3/20/84
3/31/84
6/21/84
10/17/84
11/07/84
12/21/84
L
L
N =30
N J56
N H90
E
L
L
T T R56
2
2/25/84 A
14
N
7
2/26/B4 B
13
N
2
3/13/84 A
5
1
3/14/84 B
1
?
4/23/84 A
8
7
6/13/84 A
1
N 046
7
6/19/84 C
)
N
?
12/08/84 B
3
N
7
12/12/84 A
8
?
12/12/84 A
N
?
12/13/84 B
1
N
?
12/14/84 B
1
N B81
2
12/29/84 A
4
E
H 2
1/05/84
A
4
6
H 2
1/19/84
A
4
E
H 2
2/02/84
A
9 P
N
S 2
2/09/84
A
5
N
H 2
2/22/84
A
4
L
H 2
3/15/84
A
11 P
N
H 2
3/29/84
A
4
E
S 2
4/09/84
A
1
N
J56
H 3
4/19/84
B
1
N
W36
H 2
4/24/84
A
13
N
H 2
4/26/84
A
4 T
L
S 2
4/2»/84
A
4
E
H 2
5/04/84
A
19
N
H 2
5/05/84
A
4
L
H 2
5/15/84
A
4 T
L
S 2
6/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/15/84
A
6
N
H 2
6/18/84
A
4
E
S 2
6/18/84
A
4
E
H 2
8/21/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/20/84
A
4
E
H 2
10/26/84
A
4
L
S 2
10/27/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/29/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/09/84
B
1 P
N
A54
H 2
11/19/84
A
4
F
S 2
11/27/84
A
4
E
S 2
U/27/84
C
3
N
S ?
11/29/84
A
1
N
J56
H 2
12/04/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/06/84
A
4
E
H 2
12/12/84
A
4
E
H 2
12/12/84
A
4
L
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
I n n e x
12/31/84
S U B J E C
NUCOR STEEL TIES SALARIES TO '.OMPANY PERFORMANCE
NUCOR PROFITS JUMP 60* OVER QJARTFR
NUDE SWIMMING
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
NUDE SUNBATHING IS BANNED
NUDITY
SEE ALSO INOECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
NUDE "OTORISI CASE RESULTS IN SENTENCE
N.C. WOMAN GETS PROBATION FOR NUOE DRIVING
NUDE SUNBATHING IS BANNED
WOMEN HAVE ENOUGH BRAINS TO C-IOOSE ATTIRE
NURSE PRACTITIONERS
NURSE PRACTITIONERS FILL RURAL GAP
NURSERY SCHOOLS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
NURSE St DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTERt NURSES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJRSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH D'PT., NURSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
DUKE JOINS IN OBSERVING NURSES WEFK
HOSPICE NURSES WORK JUST FOR THE LOVE OF IT
76 PERCENT OF NCCU NURSING GRADUATES PASS STATE BOAROS
OURHAM TECH TO OFFER PROGRAM FOR REGISTERED NURSES TRAINING
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
NUPSFS. DURHAM. SALARIES
HEALTH BOARO OKS RAISES FOR NJRSES
NURSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NURSES
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING
NURSES OUU CANOIDATES
CANDIDATES VOICE SUPPORT FOR CURSES
NURSE PLEADS GUILTY TO DEATH
MANSLAUGHTER PLEA BRINGS PRIS3N TERM
PHYSICIANS OON'T SAY ALL THAT'S IMPORTANT
COLONEL SPEAKS
76 PERCENT OF NCCU NURSING GRSOUATES PASS STATE BOARDS
7 OF 8 ACT NURSING GRADS PASS NATIONAL EXAMINATION
UMSTEAD HONORS ITS FIRST NURSING DIRECTOR
NURSES.. N.C. SALARIES
STATE EMPLOYEES ASK TO JOIN UNC NURSES* SUIT
NURSCS. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. NURSES
ETHICS: NURSES MUST LIVE WITH THEIR DECISIONS
INSENSITIVE NURSE HAS NO PLACH IN SENSITIVE JOB
NURSES ASSOCIATION. N.C.
SEE N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
NURSING HOMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENO VALLEY DURHAM CARE CENTER
SHARE VIVIU MEMORIES
PROJECT TO IMPROVE SERVICES F3R ELDERLY
NURSING HOMES TOPIC FOR OCT. 29 FORUM
NURSING HOME FORUM SET
GROWTH WON'T FA2E HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. AUTHORITIES AGREE
NURSING HOMES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
APPEALS COURT TO CONSIDER PATIENTS' BILL OF RIGHTS CASE
MORROW: HOME CARE WOULD HELP ELDEPLY
PARALYZED RESIDENT EVICTEO FR3M FORSYTH NURSING HOME
NURSING HOMES, U.S.
CAUSE OF CONFUSION CAN BE REMEDIEO
MUSIC THERAPY URGEO FOR HOSPITALS, REST HOMES
FOR WANT OF A GOOD BOOK (LARGE PRINTI, A KEEN, OLO MINO LANGUISHES
NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJRSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSING PROGRAM GETS ACC REOI TS T I 3N
76 PERCENT OF NCCU NURSING GRADUATES PASS STATE BOARDS
7 OF 8 ACT NURSING GRADS PASS NATIONAL EXAMINATION
NUTCRACKER SUITE
REHEARSING FQR BALLET
GETTING READY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
GRACEFUL MOVE
NUTRITION
SEE ALSO BABY FOOD
SFE ALSO CHILDREN. NUTRITION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO FUOO
SFE ALSO INFANT NUTRITION
SEE ALSO MALNUTRIT ION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.I LUNCH PROGRAM
SCE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
SEE ALSO WOMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN PROGRAM
WHERE FOOD IS CONCERNED: LESS IS ENOUGH
DIETICIAN MOOIFIES RECIPES TO MAKE NUTRITIOUS MEALS
NUTRITION PROGRAM IS 10 YEARS OLD
HUSBAND. WIFE ENJOY EATING NUTRITIOUS MEALS
NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH
THOUGHT FOR FOOD
DUKE NUTRITION COURSE HELPS STUDENTS BECOME INDEPENDENT THINKERS
THE ABCS OF NUTRITION
BDNE STUDY UNDERSCORES VALUE OF CALCIUM, EXERCISE
NUTRITION TALK SCHEOULED
SPEAKER: LUPUS PATEINTS SHO'JLT EAT BALANCED MEALS
DIET, CANCER LINKED
WIC TEACHES FOOD SKILLS THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME
OPEC (ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES)
T S
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12/31/R4
SUBJECTS
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SEE OIL PRICES
SEE OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES
IS"E ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIESI
0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
UNC GIVES GARONER AWAROS
PHYSICIAN. CHEMIST GET UNC AW1RDS
RULFS SET FOR UNC GOVERNORS
OAK GROVE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
UAK GROVE CHAMPS
JAK oROVE CHAMPS
OAK GROVE ALL STARS 1984 (11-12 YEAR OLDS I
OAK GROVE CHAMPS
OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MAKING GAMES
WE..ULL. LET ME SEE..
PREPARING FOR SUMMER
COOKIES ANYONE?
OAK GROVE MASONIC LODGE
INAUGURATED
OAK LANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (ROXB0R3. N.C.I -__,_
BALLOONS: wINO CARRIES MESSAGES FROM PERSON COUNTY...
OAKLEIGH^AT DURHAM C(JUNTy GENEP4L HOSPITAL. ALCOHOL «N0 DRUG TREATMENT
"private SECTUR HELP SOUGHT IN ORUG treatment
NEW BUILDING STANDARDS TO RAI<E HOSPITAL COSTS
DRUG CENTER CEREMONIES SET
THE START OF SOMETHING MEW , „
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES BEGIN TURNING DREAM INTO REALITY
ORUG CLINIC FUNOS GETTING HAR3 TO FIND
STATE PUSHING DRUG TREATMENT 'LANS „,„„.,.,
ALCOHOL. DRUG CENTER FACES »l MILLION COST OVERRUN
OAKS APARTMENTS (CHAPEL HILli N.C.I
THE OAKS APARTMENTS SOLO
OAKWOOD HOMES CORP.
N.C. STATE-CHARTERED BANKS'
S 3 5/11/84 C 1 N W36
H 2 5/12/84 3 1 P N
H 2 5/12/84 A 17 N
S 2 4/18/84 0 1 • Mil
S 2 7/10/84 0 4 P P F70
H 2 8/18/84 0 2 P A
S 2 8/18/84 A 10 P P F70
S 2 3/15/84 C 1
H 2 5/16/84 8 4
S 2 5/31/84 C 1
S 2 9/01/84 A 3
T37
T37
T37
T37
S 2 12/29/84 A 14 P P K30
H 1 4/07/84 C
PROGRAM
S 2
1/27/R4 C
1
N J56
S 2
6/15/84 A
12
N J56
S 2
7/06/84 C
1
N
H 2
7/10/84 8
4.
P P M66
S 2
7/'.0/e4 A
1
P N S80
S 2
7/12/84 A
14
N J56
S 2
7/25/84 C
1
N J56
S 2
10/03/84 A
1
N J56
ASSETS. LOANS UP SHARPLY
0BERLa8E^INEPRESIDENT TO VISIT SCHOOLS
OBFSITY
SEE ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
POTPELLY PERIL: DAMAGE TO 8AC<
DIETS LINKED TO OBESITY
OIETS. OBESITY LINKEO
DUKE PROF: BEING FAT MAY NOT BE UNHEALTHY
O'BRIEN ANO ATKINS OF DURHAM
AIRPORT TO GET STUDY ON NEW TERMINAL
RDU SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT
OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
SESEVERALTOBSCENEMPHONE CALLS REPORTED TO ORANGE AUTHORITIES
MANY OBSCENE CALLS RE°ORTE0
OBSCENITY
SEE ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE CENSORSHIP
SEE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE PORNOGRAPHY
OCCANEECHI INDIANS
SEOIGGEPS BELIEVE THEY'LL UNRAVEL STORY OF INDIAN VILLAGE
OCCONEECHEE COUNCIL OF THE BOY SCOJTS OF AMERICA
LEADERS GET AWARDS
OCCOMNEECHEE POINT
PUBUCRHEARINGS0SETNFOR NOV. 5 ON FOUR PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES ---,-, „,,r rcr.
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAH^ S JF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
BUSINESS MEDICAL PROGRAM OPENING NEW "RANCH
OUKE HEALTH UNIT TO OPEN NEW = RANCH
UNC REPORT FAVOPS PHOSPHATE HDUSTRY
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JnB SAFETY
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
HEALTH CONFERENCE TOLD WEAK OSHA GETS WEAKER
FEOERAL AGENCIES 'NOT PUSHED' ON HEALTH RULES
THIS MAN'S RESIGNATION A LOSS
RELAXED RULES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SOUGHT
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS CITATIOM AGAINST FIRM
PROPER ASBESTOS REMOVAL PAINSTAKING BUSINESS ,...,.,..
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS QUESTION JAY STATE REIMBURSES DAY-CARE CENTERS
CHIP MAKING: IS IT AS CLEAN AS IT SEEMS?
nCESEE<iALs"YOUKE/UNC OCEANOGRAPHIC CONSORTIUM
HATTERAS TO BE ASEA 245 OAYS ._,„.._«
COOPERATION LINKEO TO WEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO BEACHES. N.C. AND S .C .
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CiNTERS
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS. N.C.
OUKF BIOLOGIST: ORILLING FLUIDS NO THREAT TO SEA
OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION
SE?R?.TC-ENfsYSTEMLAfTOCONEi-Dr:CAREO-COST-CUTTING SUCCESS
aC,"CBR IT ISHC SEAMEN DIED OFF COAST OF N.C. 42 YEARS AGO
aC,*C?SLANDERSDSPLIT ON EFFECTS AN3 BENEFITS OF TOURISM
H 3 3/29/84 B 1 N
H 2 12/27/84 A 16 " N L41
H 2 2/12/84 A 16 N
H 2 4/05/84 6 I N 130
S 1 7/10/84 C 1 N J56
S 2 7/11/84 A 8 N J56
S 2 10/02/84 C 1 N J56
H I 7/18/84 B 1 N H60
S 1 12/20/84 C 1 N
9/29/84 B I
9/29/84 A 22
H 2 8/06/84 B 1 N
S 2 12/07/84 A 8 P P K30
H 3 10/03/84 C 1 N B46
S 2 10/03/84 A 5 N
H 2 1/26/54 B 5
S 2 1/27/84 A 3
S 2 8/31/84 A 7
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11/04/84
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12/01/84
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12/09/84
A
1
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H ?
3/09/84
B
4
N
S 2
3/14/84
A
8
N
H 2 10/04/84 C 8 N 060
H 2 4/23/84 A 8 N
H 2 5/12/84 All N
S 2 8/07/84 C 3 N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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1? USFO-CAR DEALERS INDICTED IN ODOMETER ROLLBACK PROBE
OEALER CONVlCTEn IN SCHEME TO LAUNDER AUTO TITLES IN N.C.
in CONVICTED IN CASE INVOLVING AUTO ODOMETERS
JURY INDICTS 5 CAR OEALERS IN ODOMETER ROLLBACK CASE
ODORS
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
FIRM SUED OVER ODOR
ODYSSEY CLUB
MOONSHINE CHARGES LOOGEO
OFF-SHORE ORILLING
SEE ALSO DEEP-SEA OIVING
SEE ALSO OIL EXPLORATION
OFFSHORE ORILLING LEGISLATION EXPECTED
OFFSHORE DRILLING-BILL FILIBUSTER APPEARS LIKELY TO SUCCEED
OFF-SHORE OIL LEA5FS
SEE ALSO OIL COMPANIES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
SEE ALSO OIL LEASES
DUKE "IOLOGIST: ORILLING FLUOS NO THREAT TO SEA
OFFBEAT HISTORY (DURHAM MORNING HE'ALD EOITORIAL SERIESI
ST. PANTALEON GAVE US PANTS
A SALUTE TO ST. PATRICK
AMERICANS" POLITICAL INVENTIONS
THE ORIGINAL OLYMPICS
MANTEOr THE SETTLER'S FRIFND
THE AMAZING AMAZONS
SPAIN'S LESSON IN LEADERSHIP
R.O. BLACKNALL. MAN BEHINO THE HOUSE
THE MOORS GOOD FOR SPAIN
ANOTHER TALE OF TWO CITIES
FUNNY FOLK
THE SWEET-SMELLING INFANT
THOSE 'YELLOW OOG' DEMOCRATS
A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO CHILDREN
HOW MAVERICK BECAME A WORD
OFFENDER AID AND RESTORATION OF DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, OURHAM
FORMER COURT WORKER CONVICTEO AGAIN
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT ANO 6U0GET
SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AMD BUDGET
OH GOO, SHE CAN'T HEAR
•PRAYFR POEMS' REFLECT MOTHER'S CONCERN
OH GOO! YOU OEVIL! IFILMI
•OEVIL' AN IMPROVEMENT ON BOTH 'GOOS'
OHIO OIL AND GAS
GRANVILLE LANP SAIO LEASED F0< OIL SEARCH
OHIO STATE UNIV.
BUCKEYES EYE TOM BUTTERS TO FILL AD OPENING
OHIO STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
•PACK ROLLS OVER OPENING-NIGHT PATSY
OIL COMPANIES ISEC ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
SEE ALSO N.C. OIL JOBBERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE OIL LEASES
SUPFRFUNO LEGISLATION GOES a= YONO INTENTION
OIL EMBARGO
ENDURING
A 3RD EMBARGO
OIL EXPLORATION
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, EXPLORATION
SEE ALSO N.C, OIL RESERVES
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE ORILLING
DAVIE OIL VENTURE INSPIREO BY VISION
GPANVILLE LAND SAID LEASED FO* OIL SEARCH
OFFSHORE ORILLING LEGISLATION EXPECTED
OIL INDUSTRY
SEE OIL COMPANIES
ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
OIL LEASES
SEE ALSO OFF-SHORE OIL LEASES
DAVIE OIL VENTURE INSPIRED BY VISION
LAWMAKER PRESSES FOR OFFSHOPE OIL ROYALTIES FOR STATES
OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES)
CONSUMERS PAY MORE FOR HOME HEATING OIL
83* OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES! 62'. TO GIVE BONUSES, GIFTS
OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES!
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO IRAN, OIL
SEE ALSO OIL COMPANIES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPANIESI
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO OIL RIGS
SEE ALSO PERSIAN GULF AREA
OIL WEALTH BUILDS DREAM HOUSE
OIL RECYCLING PLANTS
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
WOULD-BE BUYER HAS PCB PAST
STATE SHOULD SCRUTINIZE PLANT BUYER THOROUGHLY
STATE HASN'T FOUND BUYER FOR 3IL PLANT
SCRAPPING ONLY OPT ION
OIL RESERVES. N.C.
SEE N.C. OIL RESERVES
OIL RIGS
DUKE BIOLOGIST: DRILLING FLUIDS NO THREAT TO SEA
OIL SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
OIL SPILLS INTO CARRBORO CREE<
OIL IS SPILLED INTO MORGAN CREEK
GASTON TEACHER REPRIMANDED
OIL SPILL AT FALLS LAKE CLEANED UP
HER MAJESTY'S UGLY GOO SMEARS A CHERISHED PARAOISE
OIL SUPPLIES
SEE ENERGY, WORLO SUPPLIES
P D
H
OATE
2 9/01/34
H Z 10/07/84
H 2 10/19/84
H 2 11/28/84
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H 2 12/06/84 A 16 N
H 2 8/22/84 B 1 N
S 2 10/10/84 C 10
H 2 10/1 I/B4 C 9
H 2 10/04/84 C 8
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2/11/84
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7/28/84
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10/20/84
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H 2 4/27/84 B I N S82
H 2 2/12/84 0 3 0 U H45
H 2 11/30/84 0 2 U S66
H 1 3/03/94 8 1 N L30
S 2 5/11/84 0 1 P U 018
S 2 9/10/84 0 4 P 'I B90
H 2 9/19/84 A 4
S 2 10/02/84 A 4
H 2 3/02/84 C 14 N
H I 3/03/84 8 1 N L30
S 2 10/10/84 C 10 N
H 2 3/02/84 C 14
H 2 9/15/84 A 12
S ? 1/05/84 A 1 N C60
H 2 12/09/84 D 13 N L4 1
H 2 1/10/84 A
H 2 1/01/94 C 10
S 2 1/04/84 A 4
H 2 9/09/84 B 6
S 2 9/15/94 A 4
H ? 10/04/94 C 9
S 1 4/12/94 C 1 N
H 2 4/13/84 A 9 N K45
H 2 5/03/84 A 22 N
H 1 5/29/84 3 1 N
H 2 8/08/84 A 4 U W09
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/8'.
SUBJECTS
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SEE OIL COMPANIES IS6E ALSO NAHES OF SPECIFIC OIL COMPAHI ES I
SEE OIL PPODUCING COUNTRIES I SE E ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES!
OIL HELLS
SOME FOLKS WAITING C0R OIL MONEY
MEIPS AWAITING WORO ABOUT OIL MONEY
OKLAHOMA
A STAGGERING VOTE
OKRACOKE. N.C.
SEE OCRACOKE. N.C.
OKTOBERFEST
0KT06ERFEST IS PLANNED
OKTOBERFEST SET
OLD BOY NETWORK
SFE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
OLD BUCK
■OLD CHR ISTMAS"
IS TOOAY AT 2 OUTER BANKS TOWNS
OLO CHAPEL HILL ROAD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL ROAO
DEAD "AN'S CURVE
' NEW BRIDGE
STATE CLOSING ROAD 2 WEEKS
OLO FARM (OURHAM. N.C. COHMUNITYI
SITE OF HOME FOR HANDICAPPED CAUSES ANGER
RESIDENTS PROTEST PLANNED MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY
SECRECY WRONG POLICY ON SPECIAL-HOME PLANS
COUNTY TO FINANCE HOME FOR RETARDED IN OLO FARMS
CONFLICTING ORDERS. LACK OF Ti LK S CAUSES FEUD
BOAPD DID NOT MANDATE GROUP HOME POLL
HOMEOWNERS STUDYING APPEAL OF RULE
OLO GIRL NETWORK
SFE WOMEN, CAREERS
OLO NORTH DURHAM
SEE ALSO NORTH CE'ITP
GROUP IMPROVES HOU
NORTH OURHAM PLAN
BOARO BACKS NORTH
HAHMONUS DEFENDS M
OLO NORTH DURHAM 0
LACK OF CONSULTATI
CITY HOUSING GROUP
REZONING VOTE TEST
ALTERNATE SITES EY
CITY PLANNERS' 9 A
SECOND PUBLIC HEAR
BOTH SIDES SCORE P
DON'T ALLOW GARAGE
CITY PANEL TO SEEK
RALPH HUNT TO RESI
SCHOOL SERVICE CEN
OLO NORTH REZONING
BUS CENTER EFFORTS
SCHOOLS TO KEEP SE
AL DURHAM
SING
ADVANCES
CENTRAL DURHAM PLAN
AINTENANCE C ENTER
ROUP SEEKS COMPROMISE ON SCHOOL BUILDING
ONS CITED II ZONING PLANS
HONORED
S ELECTION ,IOWS
ED FOR SCH03L SERVICE CENTER
LTERNATIVE SITES OON'T SUIT SCHOOL BOARO
IMG ON SERVICE CENTER POSSIBLE
OINTS IN SE3VICE-CENTER DISPUTE
HUNT REPLACEMENT
GN FROM COUNCIL DEC. 17
TER ON COUNC IL AGENDA
IS DENIED
CONTINUING
ARCHING FOR SITE
OLO NORTH STATE DENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DENTISTS. N.C.
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
OLP NO'TH STATE "EOICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALS" N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. N.C.
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
OLD SALEM
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
OLD SALEM PLANS 'FEBRUARY FEST'
OLO STONE BANK
BANK PLANS EXPANSION
OLO TIME WESTERN FILM CL'JB FESTIVA.
SEE ULO WESTERN FILM CLUB
OLD TIMES IPLAYl
SUM"ER THEATRE TACKLES PINTER
•OLD TIMES' SHOWCASE OF CRAFT
OLO TUWN CEMETERY I HI LL SDOROUGH , N.C.I
SEE ALSO CE-ETERIEi, N.C.
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
HUNT TO SPEAK AT CEMETERY CEREMONY
GOV. HUNT PRAISES CEMETARY RESTORATION
HUNT PRAISES "ILLSBOROUGH PRESERVATION
OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
WESTEPNS IN SILCR CITY JAN. 29
COWBOY »OVIc TIME AGAIN
FILM CLUB PLANS SPRING ROUNDUP
IN THF SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
7TH ANNUAL HORSE OPERA FILM FA IP ENOS TOOAY
OLO-TIMFRS ^-WESTERN FAIR HIT
HEROES, BAOMEN TO RIOE AGAIN
SILER CITY BACK IN THE <ADOLE AGAIN
OLDER AMERICAN ACT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SECOND OPINION: MAYBE
OLOER AMERICANS MONTH
OLDER AMERICAN MONTH IS OBSERVED
PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY
OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
THESE 'OWLS' LOOK OUT FOR THE OLDER WOMAN
OLDHAM TOWERS
PUFFING ANO PAINTING
HOUSING THEN AND MOW
READY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS' LUNCHEON
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130.000 PLEOGEO FOR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH AT SCHOOL
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SUBJECT
HARRIS STUDENTS GET HELP
OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD TRIALS
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS IKIAL>
SEE ALSO TRACK
AN OLYMPIC RESOLVE
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1/01/84 - 12/31/64
TAR HEEL GIRL FINOS OLYMPICS SOUVcNIR ON BEACH IN S.C.
KRZVZFWSKI WONDERS WHY OLYMPi: SPIRIT MUST END
JORDAN DIRECTS USA'S RUSH TO GOLD MEDAL
JORDAN LEADS U.S. TO GOLD
JOROAN'S OLYMPIC ACT WOWS SPANISH COACH
OLYMPICS: TWO WEEKS OF FUN FROM THE TUBE
REDS FED OISTORTED VIEWS
ON TO THE NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES
OLYMPIC COVERAGE DESERVES APPLAUSE
THE WINNING SPIRIT
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PRAISE TO OLYMPICS
SOCCER GAMES IGNORED
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AFTER OLYMPICS SPLASH. HOGSHEAD ANTICIPATES RETURN TO CAMPUS LIFE
GEARS ARE CHANGING FOR OLYMPi: HEROINE
GOLO MEOAL SHOWING
OLYMPICS. MOSCOW
SFE ALSO INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. OLYMPIC 'RAINING
REOS FEO OISTORTEO VIEWS
OLYMPICS. YUGOSLAVIA
BRING ON THE GAMES
SKATING HONOR IGNORED
OLYMPIC SPIRIT REMAINS
OMBUDSMAN
ROPP TO SERVE AS OUK E OMBUDSMAN
OMEGA PSI PHI IFRATE»NITYI
FASHIONS TO "SPRING" FOR CHARITY
OMEGA PSI PHI NAMES CITIZEN, HAN OF YEAR
ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AN3 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
WORKERS SHOULD KNOW CONDITIONS IN WORKPLACE
ALAMANCE FIRMS TO GET AWARDS
CHATHAM EMPLOYERS TO BE HONORED FOR SAFETY RECORDS
AREA FIPMS AND AGENCIES GET SAFETY AWARDS
SAFETY WEEK DECLARED
CITY RECEIVES SAFETY AWARDS
ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C.
COURT STRIKES DOWN ONSLOW COUNTY MILITARY TUITION
MILITARY TUITION, RULING A FISCAL BLOW, BUT FAIR
ONSLOW FIRMS FINED FOR ALTERING CREEK
OPEN COURTS
SEE COURTS, N.C, NEWS COVERAGE
SEE COURTS. U.S.. NEWS COVERAGE
SEE PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
SEE U.S. SUPREME COURT
OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. L
COUNCIL URGED
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CLOSEO-DOOR INTERVIEWS
OPERA
SEE ALSO METROPOLITAN OPERA
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OPERA CO.
SEE ALSO N.C. OPERA
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. OPERA
OPERA TC PREMIERE JUNE 3 AT OJKE
SINGER 'WANTEO TO BE ON STAGE IN LONG GOWN, RECEIVING FLOWERS'
STREET OPERA To BE PERFORMED HERE
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO HEAOSTART
REGISTRATION FOR HEAD START BEGINS MARCH 19
AGENCY TO WEATHERPROOF HOMES
FIVE HOUSE BILLS WOULO AID CITY
VAN TO HELP EMPLOYEES
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEEDY, HANOICAPPED
AGENCY DIRECTOR CALLEO ON CAR'ET OVER RFPAIR JOB
OPERATION 6REAKTHR0UGH DIRECTOR FINEO, SUSPENDED FOR IMPROPRIETY
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH OR OPERATION 3REAK0OWN?
MCNEILL RESPONSIBLE TO PUBLIC
BREAKTHROUGH HAS OBLIGATION
AGENCY NEEDS FUEL FUNDS
AGENCIES NAMED
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH. BUDGET
AGENCIES TO GET 19.6 MILLION IN AID FOR IMPOVERISHED
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AGENCY DIRECTOR CALLEO CN CAR°ET OVER REPAIR JOB
POLK ELECTED BREAKTHROUGH CHAIRMAN
BREAKTHROUGH NAMES OFFICERS
OPERATION CAR STOP
RETARDED CITIZENS GROUP RAISES S3, 724 IN "CAR STOP'
OPERATION EXODUS
HI-TECH ATTRACTS SPIES
OPERATION PUSH (PEOPLE UNITED TO Si VE HUMANITYI
SEE ALSO PUSH FOR EXCELLENCE IN:.
OFFICIALS TOO GENEROUS WITH TAXPAYERS' MONEY
OPERATION RALEIGH
OPERATION RALEIGH
WANT TO VENTURE'' WANT TO VOLUNTEER?
EXPEDITION TO DOCK AT M0REHEA3 CITY
OPERATION RALEIGH KICKS OFF DEC 1
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1/01/84 - 12/31/94
SUBJECTS
PAGE 543
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ROUGH SFAS DELAY EXPEDITION
OPERATION RALEIGH'S SHIP COMES IN
SHIP'S ARRIVAL DELAYED AGAIN
YOUTHS BEGIN WORK AFTER VOYAGE „ __
AOVENTURE, GOOD UORKS GOALS OF YOUNG VOYAGERS
SHIP FOR OPERATION RALEIGH DO: KS AT MOREHEAO CITY AFTER 17-DAY DELAY
OPERATION SANTA
UMSTEAO PROGRAM SUPPORTEO _.---
OURHAM COUNTY AIDS SANTA CLAUS PROJECT
COUNTY OPENS HEART TO AIO MURDOCH DRIVE
HEART-HARMING RESPONSE
MUROUCH RESIDENTS MADE HAPPY
OP1U"
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SYNTHETIC OPIATES MAY GAIN IMPORTANCE
OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
LONG BACKS DEREGULATION FOR INSURANCE FIRMS
AWARD WINNERS .„„.«
PULLEY HANTS BUDGET TIME UNCLJTTERED
PLAOUE PRESENTEO
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STUPENTS HONOREO BY OPTIMIST CLUBS
OPTIMISTS CITE 17 STUOENTS FO< ACTIVITIES
ORAFLEX I DRUG I
5COISMAL STORY OF ORAFLEX ENDS 4 I TH A WHIMPER
MAN FILES SUIT OVER ARTHRITIS DRUG
ORAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO UNIV*. nFSN°C^-CHAPEL HILL. SOUTHERN ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
FIRST FORAY INTO ORAL HISTORY PROVES VALUABLE
TALKING IS TOPIC
ORAL HISTORY ( BOOK I
STORY OF APPALACHIA SET IN
PERFECT PITCH' WITH SOUNDS OF LAND
ORAL ROBERTS UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
GIANT TITANS TO TEST UNC
TAR HEELS TOPPLE THE TITANS . ,
DAUGHERTY. HEELS GET TOUGH WITH TITANS
ORANGE CONGREGATIONS IN MISSION _..-.«
HEARTWARMING SERVICE FOR CONE MILLS JOBLESS
COMMUNITY LENOS A HANO
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. BONO ISSUES ' „_„.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BONO ISSUE
BONO ISSUE PREPARATIONS ARE ORDERED -.__„ „., „...,,.
JOINT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING PRODUCES NO ACCORD ON PLANS
ORANGE COUN
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OUNTY EMPLOYEES
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
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S22 MILLION
COUNTY PAYROLL
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ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. CABLE TFLEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. M.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CABLE TELEVISION
DOT'S NO PARKING IDEA GETS NO SALE IN HILLSBOROUGH MEET
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.. BOND ISSUES
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. COURTS
SEE COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BIND ISSUES
STANFORD TO TRY AGAIN FOR STATE SENATE SEAT
REP. BARNES TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
BARNES SEEKS PE-ELECTION
CAREY FILES IN ORANGE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OFFICIAL TO 'UN FOR COMMISSIONER
WANOA HUNT PLANS RACE FOR 16T-I DISTRICT SEAT
REP. HUNT FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
HACKNEY, CATES FILE FOR OFFIC^
CATES ENTERS ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD RACE
FARIBAULT FILES FOR ORANGE SEAT
FARIBAULT SEEKS RE-ELECTION
WALKER FILES FOR ORANGE COUNTY SEAT
EFLANO, WALKER FILE FOR RE-ELiCTION
EFLANO, WALKER SEEK RE-ELECTnN TO SCHOOL BOARO
WILLHOIT FILES FOR 3RD TERH AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
WILLHOIT: HONEY BIGGEST NEED 'OR SCHOOLS ..«,■,,«■
YELLOW ROBE FILES FOR SCHOOL BOARO; JUDGE PASCHAL SEEKS RE-ELECTION
JUDGE PASCHAL TO RUN AGAIN
TALBERT RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
TALBERT FILES FOR SEAT AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
TWO FILE TODAY IN ORANGE CO.
TWO CANDIDATES ENTER SCHOOL, COUNTY RACES
SIX FACE OFP FOR THREE SCHOOL BOARD SEATS
FOUR RUNNING FOR ORANGE PANEL
MRS. BARNES, HACKNEY FACE NO OPPOSITION
CANDIDATES INVITED TO FORUM
CANDIDATES FORUM SET FOR APRIL 12
CANDIDATES' FORUM PLANNED APRIL 18
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MONTHLY/AN
LEAGUE SPONSORS CANDIDATE FO
STANFORO CHALLENGER IN 16TH
REGISTRATION HEADLINE MONDAY
CANDIDATES TD DISCUSS ISSUES
CANDIDATES SUPPORT MONEY FOR
DAY CARE MONEY, RULES GET SU
REGISTRATION UP IN ORANGE
CANDIDATES CITE ORANGE GROUT
BOARO MEMBERS MAKE ENDORSEME
INCUMBENTS BATTLE CHALLENGER
4-3 SCHOOL BOARD SPLIT CONCE
ORANGE ISSUES INCLUDE SCHOOL
BIG TURNOUT LIKELY IN ORANGE
PRIMARY DAY TO BE BUSY IN DU
VOTER TURNOUT GOOD IN CHAPEL
FARIBAULT. HAAS LEAO SCHOOL
WILLHOIT RE-ELECTED COMMISSI
MRS. HUNT. WALKER LEAD IN DI
LOSER. WINNER BOTH OISAPPOIN
WILLHOIT IS TOP VOTE-GETTER
HAAS ON SCHOOL BOARD
MRS. HAAS EXPECTS SCHOOL CHA
WILLHOIT PACES COMMISSIONERS
POLLS OPEN IN ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE VOTERS GO FOR KNOX
SOME ORANGE CANDIDATES UNCON
VOTING ACTIVITY BRISK IN ORA
ELECTION DAY: IT'S :I0 TIME "
ORANGE CO. VOTERS CHOOSE OEM
4 ORANGE ELECTIONS UNCONTEST
RANDOLPH, „AKE GIVE COBEY wl
HUNT, WALKER: REPUBLICAN GOV
WHERE STANO DURHAM, ORANGE?
PAPER BALLOTS IRK, BUT WORK
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INDEX B
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STRI
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CHALLENGERS
OS, PLANNING
CTIONS
ORANGE COUNTIES
CARRBORO
D RACE; THIRD SEAT CLOSE
CT IS
NSES
RACF
TESTED
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N OVER ANOREWS
E<NOR NO THREAT
orange county, n.c. employees
manager wants to hire 14 mew county employees
pay raises biggest increase in proposed budget
commissioners burn midnight oil. fail to ok salary plan
commissioners approve boost of county payroll
commissioners approve boost of county payroll
orange county ok s pay hike
board balks on sewer line figjres
orange county employees to get special treat in halloween checks
pay hike hoped by halloween
retroactive pay policy now official
pay policy made retroactive
boaro requests resolution in sewer line
orange county, n.c.. fire districts
3 fire chiefs in orange county will step down
orange county, n.c.. growth development
see also orange county, n.c.. industrial development
see also orange county economic development comm.
joint planning panel creates jncertainty
joint planning is on agenda
candidates cite orange growth
industry thinks county needs attitude adjustment
planners to report nov. 5
chairman of development commission calls for panel to define .. .goal s
orange county, n.c. histury
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
orange county, n.c., holidays
orange closings slated for faster
orange co. stuoents have classes monday
school as usual on memorial day
ooange offices to be closed on labor day
government offices closing la30r oay in chapel hill. carrboro...
orange offices closing
county, towns plan holidays
closings set for holidays
orange county, n.c.. housing
11 enoorse housing co"e for c3untv
housing code hearings continue
hearing set on housing code
hearing set on tax increase
minimum housing code ok'd by commissioners
orange coun
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
GATES
INDUST
INOUST
BOARO
COUNTY
MAYOR
INDUST
BOARO
OFFICI
INDUST
ORANGE
OFFICI
RESIDE
LANO S
ECONOM
BEVERA
BOARD
COUNTY
OEVELO
INDUST
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LANO USE
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SIGN, SETBACK PLANS OPPOSED
BOARD PUSHES ZONING, LAND-USE PPOPOSALS
COUNTY PANEL ADOPTS PLAN FOP LAND USE
STATE OFFICIAL AGREES: WIDENING OF N.C. 86
CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN BAN V3TE CHARGED
SCHOOLS TO GET 1314.500
BOARO OKS JOINT-PLANNING PACT
COMMISSIONERS BACK JOINT-PLANNING PACT
RFSIOENTS COMPLAIN AT L«NO-USE HEARING
INVITING NATURE'S REVENGE
CHEEKS ZONING ISSUE UP FOR BOARO DECISION
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. LANDFILLS
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS. N.C.
LANDFILL AGREEMENT REACHED IN ORANGE
169 ACRES TO BE BOUGHT E OR OU<P
COUNTY BOARO, TOWN OK LANDFIL. PURCHASE
BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FOR LANOFILL
TY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM.
LEAVING PANEL
"IAL PROSPECT CONSIDERS HILLSBOROUGH
.V WANTS SPEEDWAY LAND, EX-MAYOR SAYS
RECOMMENOS DENYING ZONE CHANGE FOR SPEEDWAY
PANEL ADOPTS PLAN FOR _ ANO USE
2 FACTORS STOP DEVELOPMENT IN HILLSBOROUGH
RY WANTS TO USE PART OF VACANT BUILDING
GETS INDUSTRY PLAN
ALS SEEK PARK
Y THINKS COUNTY NEEOS 4TTITUDE ADJUSTMENT
INDUSTRY INCENTIVES URGED
AL SAYS COUNTY RIPE FOR INOUSTRY
NTS COMPLAIN AT LAND-US? HEARING
LAND
AID NEEDED FOR INDUSTRY
IC DEVELOPMENT PANEL SAYS INOUSTRIAL ZONING JEEDED
GE PRODUCER TO LOCATE IN "E9ANE; PLANS TO EMPLOY 200
TO MULL SCHOOL BONDS, OTHER OPTIONS
DEVELOPMENT PANEL ESTA3LISHES 1985 PRIORITIES
PMENT COMMISSION SETS P'lORITIES
RIAL DEVELOPMENT SITES NEEOEO: EXPERT SAYS COUNTY'S SUPPLY.
MISSING LINK' IN 1-40
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H
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1/24/84
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N
946
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N
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SUBJECTS
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CARRBORO BOARD OPPOSES COUNTY LANDFILL PROPOSAL
CARRBORO BALKS ON LANDFILL DEAL
LANDFILL DEAL CN AGENOA
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LEGISLATORS
STANFORD CHALLENGER IN 16TH 01 ST.
MRS. HUNT IRKED. STANFORO PER< ED BY -LEAST EFFECTIVE1
MRS. HUNT. WALKER LEAD IN DISTRICT 16
LOSER. WINNER BOTH DISAPPOINTED
ONE 16TH DISTRICT WINNER DISAPPOINTED
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. ORDINANCES
11 ENDORSE HOUSING CODE FOR C3UNTY
COUNTY BOARD TO CONSIDER BILLBOARD BAN
ORANGE COUNTY BANS BILLBOARDS
BILLBOARDS, BUILOING RULES A03PTED BY COMMISSIONERS
PLANNING STAFFER SAYS ABOUT 55 SIGNS AFFECTEO
BILLBOARO BAN EFFECTS MAY NOT BE SO GREAT
AESTHETICS PLUS SAFETY SUPPORT BILLBOARD BAN
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
ORANGE OFFICIAL WANTS TAX CUT
MORE FREQUENT REVALUATIONS ON COUNTY AGENOA
COMMISSIONERS TO LOOK AT REVALUATIONS
A QUICK-DRAW ON TAX INCREASE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
COUNTY BOARO OKS SUBDIVISIONS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C TAX RATE
ORANGE OFFICIAL WANTS TAX CUT
COMMISSIONERS DELAY BUOGET COMMENT
SCHOOL OFFICIALS OPPOSE TAX CJ T
TAX CUT PLANS OPPOSEO
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
OOANGE BOARO MULLS SALES TAX HIKE ROUTE
SCHOOL OFFICIALS OPPUSE TAX CJ T
TAX CUT PLANS OPPOSEO
SENATOR RATING
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER ANO SEWE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C WAT
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEwER
WATER HALT ORDERED TO TRAILER
WATER CUT OFF AT ORANGE HOMES
JUDGE ORDERS WATER SERVICE RES
RESIDENTS' WATER IS RESTORED
WATER SERVICE PROBED
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS PROBE J
STATE NAMED OEFENDANT IN WATE'.
STATE DEFENDANT IN WATER LAWSJ
HILLSBOROUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN
HILLSBOROUGH SEWER LINE BAN LI
WHO WILL PAY WATER LINE COSTS?
COMMISSIONERS CLASH WHEN WATE'
SEWER EXTENSION ON BOARO AGENO
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR PLAN
COUNTY BUARD HEARS SHOUTING
HILLSBOROUGH TO HEAR SEWER REP
LINE EXTENSION WUULO BE COSTLY
COUNTY ASKED FOR MO»E DETAILS
OFFICIALS OEBATF NEW SEWER LIN
SFWER EXTENSION DEADLINE 'UNR?
BOARD SAYS WATER, SEWER PLANNI
SEWER LINE TO SCHOOL WON'T MEE
ZONING PREREJUISIT FOR WATER,
SEWER EXTENSION GRANT SAID LI<
OWASA HEARS COMPLAINTS OF FL03
ORANGE OFFICIAL ENCOURAGED AB3
WOMAN WINS SUIT AGAINST HILLSB
BOARO LEAVES DROUGHT PROPOSALS
STATE OFFERS DEAL ON WATER L IM
OROUGHT PROPOSAL VOTE IS DELAY
COMMISSIONERS WANT ANSWERS ON
HILLSBOROUGH APPROVES PACT ON
SFwER LINE AGREEMENT IS NEAR
SCHOOL BOARD OKS SEWER PACT
SESSION SET ON SEWER, WATER LI
BUDGET TO BE OISCUSSEO
REPORT EXPECTED ON EFLAND SEWE
PLANNERS EYE STUOY OF TRIANGLE
WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY TO H
EFLAND SEWER SERVICE EYED
DECISION EXPECTED ON SEWER
WATER BOND PREPARATIONS NEARLY
SEWER LINE TO EFLANO STEP CLOS
OWASA PONDERS HIGHER RATES
COUNTY TO PAY HILLSBOROUGH FO'
HILLSBOROUGH TO RIP DOWN POLIT
BOARD BALKS ON SEWER LINE FIGJ
DELAY ON SEWER LINE WORRIES SC
SLOW PROGRESS ON SEWER LINE CO
DEADLINE SET FOR TIMETABLE ON
JAN. 2 IS OEADLINE FOR PLAN 0-1
BOARD REQUESTS RESOLUTION IN S
BOARD MAY DECIDE FATE ON EXTEY
EFLANO SEWER LINE APPROVED
S35.00O APPROVEO FOR ORANGE HI
ORANGE PANEL OKS SEWER TAP-ON
OWASA OFFICIALS SAY INTERSTAT-
CANE CREEK PIPELINE
SEWAGE DECISION OEADLINE EXTE1
224-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER DAI
R LINES
ER AND SEWER LINES
AUTHORI TY
PARK
TOREO
ATER SERVICE
SUIT
IT
IS LIFTED
FTEO
TROUBLES BUBBLE UP TO SURFACE
ORT
TO TOWN, COUNTY
ON SEWER PLAN
ES
ALISTIC SAYS LUNSFORO
NG HINGES ON ZONING
T DEADLINE
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ELY
DING
UT SEWER LINE EXTENSION
OROUGH
UNSETTLED
ES
EO
SEWER LINE
WATER ANO SEWER LINES
SERVICES
OTE ON TEMPORARY DAM
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NCER
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SIGNS
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FORM
40
WILL COST CUSTOMERS
EARING OECISION
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER AND SEW=R RATES
REPORT ExPECTEO ON EFLAND SEWER
OWASA PONDERS HIGHER RATES
EFLAND SEWER LINE APPROVED
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL £ CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER CONSERVATION
WATER BOARO APPROVES STIFFER OROUGHT MEASURES
WATER RULES TIGHTER
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER RESOURCES
NEW RESERVOIRS RECOMMENDED
COUNTY BOARD HEARS SHOUTING
BOARD SAYS WATER, SEWER PLANNING HINGES ON ZONING
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5/09/84 C 1
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6/05/84 B
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10/09/84
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10/17/84
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10/18/84
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10/26/84
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11/13/84
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11/13/84
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 546
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TOWN TU HIKE OWASA'S 1111
HILLSPOROUGH RAISES PRICE OF JATER SOLO
HYDROLOGIST TO EXPLAIN WHAT IT MEANS
AUTHORITY BEGINS PUMPING WATE* R«tlM HILLSBOROUGH
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ZONING
ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO 0
SIGN. SE
PROPOSED
8OAR0 SA
ZONING P
ZONING 0
CHEEKS T
INDUSTRY
BOARD RE
BOARD PU
ORANGE P
COMMISSI
DELAY OF
COUNTY P
JOINT PL
COMMISSI
COUNTY B
ORANGE C
INDUSTRY
BOARO GE
BILLBOAR
BILLBOAR
PLANNING
AESTHETI
PROGRESS
BOARO OK
LAND SAI
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CHEEKS Z
COMMISSI
PLANNERS
LAKE-ZON
• N.C> ZONING
HAPEL HILL. N.C.. ZONI
ILLSBOROUGH, N.C.. ZON
RANGE COUNTY PLANNING
TBACK PLANS OPPOSED
RESTRICTIONS CR ITICI'
YS WATER. SEWER PLANNI
REREaUISIT FOR WATER.
ECISION EXPECTED APRIL
OWNSHIP ZONING LAWS TO
WANTS SPEEDWAY LAND.
COMMENDS OENYING ZONE
SHES ZONING. LAND-USE
OARD APPROVES PLAN TO
ONERS TO HEAR CHEEKS T
ZONING ISSUE ASKED
ANcL ADOPTS PLAN FOR L
ANNING IS ON AGENDA
ONERS DELAY BUDGET COM
OARO TO CONSIOER BILL3
OUNTY BANS BILLBOARDS
WANTS TO USE PART OF
TS INDUSTRY PLAN
DS. BUILDING RULES ADO
0 DEBATE RAGES ON; CO*J
STAFFER SAYS ABOUT 55
CS PLUS SAFETY SUPPORT
TAKES A BACK SEAT IN
S JOINT-PLANNING PACT
0 NEEDED FOR INDUSTRY
DEVELOPMENT PANEL SAY
ONING ISSUE UP FOR BOS
ONERS APPROVE CHEEKS T
TO REPORT NOV. 5
ING ACTION EXPECTEO TH
NG
ING
BOARD
EO IN MEETING
NG HINGES ON ZONING
SEWER
2
BE CONSIDERED
EX-MAYOR SAYS
CHANGE FOR SPEEDWAY LANO
PROPOSALS
CREATE REStRVOIR
OWNSHIP ISSUE
MENT
OARO BAN
VACANT BUILDING
PTED BY COMMISSIONERS
FLICTS CHARGED
SIGNS AFFECTED
BILLBOARD BAN
ORANGE
S INDUSTRIAL ZONING NEEDEO
RO DECISION
OWNSHIP ZONING
ORANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AGENCY
BOARO THREATENS TO DROP PROGRAM
ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIFTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
CARPBOkO TO CONSIOER CLOSING POUND
STRAY OSTRICH FOUND IN ORANGE COUNTY
SURE ENOUGH, OSTRICH AT LARGE
LCST RHEA'S ADVENTURE NEARS EVO
TALL TALE TRUE. BUT TOO TALL
TOWN STOPS RAYING FULL TAB ON PRIVATE DRAINAGE PROBLEMS
NETWORK OF VOLUNTEERS ACTS TO RESCUE HURT WILD CREATURES
FIRE VICTIM'S DOGS LEFT HOMELISS
APS WEEKEND AUCTION OFFERS BEOS. BED, BEOS
AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT ANIMALS
CANINE CAPER: GOLDEN RETRIEVE! WAS SO LONELY, ITS MASTER STOLE.
ORANGE COUNTY AREA FIRE SCHOOL
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTERS
GETTING LOST IS EASY IN FIREFIGHTING SCHOOL
ORANGE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
THORNBURG STATES CASE FOR BEING ATTORNEY GENERAL
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS
HOUSING CODE HEARINGS CONTINU:
BOARD DENIES ? REOUESTS FOR R =
SIGN, SETBACK PLANS OPPOSED
PROPOSED RESTRICTIONS CRITICIZ
ORANGE BOARO "ULLS SALES TAX A
TASK FORCE SEEKS BONO RFFERENO
ORANGE SCHOOL GROUP URGES SAL:
HEARING SET ON HOUSING CODE
PUBLIC HEARING IS SET ON SALES
HEARING SET ON TAX INCREASE
SEWER EXTENSION ON BOARO AGENT
COUNTY PQARO HEARS SHOUTING
LINE EXTENSION WOULO BE COSTLY
MINIMUM HOUSING CODE OK'D BY C
COUNTY POARO, TOWN OK LANDFIL-
BOARD OKS PURCHASE OF PROPERTY
BOARDS TO TALK ABOUT ROOF PRO?
ZONING DECISION EXPECTED APRIL
EDUCATION BOARO MEMBERS RANKLE
CHEEKS TUWNSHIP ZONING LAWS TO
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER TAX
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR CHEEKS T
OELAY OF ZONING ISSUE ASKED
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD VOTES FOR
COUNTY PANEL ADOPTS PLAN FOR L
ORANGE SALES TAX RISES
COMMISSIONERS HIRE FIRM FOR HO
COMMISSIONERS WANT ANSWERS ON
STATE OFFICIAL AGREES: WIOENIM
CAREY SPENDS MOPE THAN OTHER C
COUNTY BOARO OKS SUBDIVISIONS
ALDFRMEN TO CONSIDER JOINT PLA
COUNTY BOARD AGPEES ON FIRE HY
SESSION SET ON SEWER, WATER LI
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR MEBANE AIO
COUNTY BOArtO TO CONSIDER PILL?
BILLBOARD BAN SOUGHT
0°ANGE COUNTY BANS 3ILL»0AR0S
3ILLB0AR0S, BUILDING RULES ADO
CONFLICT OF INTFREST IN BAN VO
BOARD MEMBERS REQUEST STUDY OF
PROGRESS TAKES A BACK SEAT IN
COUNTY TO ASSIST LAKE MICHAEL
REPORT EXPECTED ON EFLANO SEW'
ORANGE HIGH GFTS tlOO.OOO
SCHOOL TO BE MADE ACCFSSIBLE
BOARO OKS JOINT-PLANNING PACT
COMMISSIONERS BACK JOINT-PLAN>J
COMMISSIONERS: SEWER-LIME POL.
DEMOCRATS IN ORANGE HONOR WHIT
WHITTEO GETS HONOR AS TOP 0EH3
BOARO UKS PAYMENT FOR SURVEY
COMMISSIONERS EXCHANGE GIBES 0
EFLAND SEWER SERVICE EYED
DECISION EXPECTEO ON SEWER
ZONING
ED IN MEETING
IKE ROUTE
UM
S TAX INCREASE
TAX INCREASE
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OMMISSIONERS
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OWNSHIP ISSUE
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MISSING LINK- IN 1-40
DATE
5/15/84
5/15/84
8/29/84
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MONTHLY/A
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1/01/84
i n o e x
12/31/84
SEWER LINE TO EFLAND STEP CLOSER TO REALITY
MORE FREQUENT REVALUATIONS ON COUNTY ACFNOA
COMMISSIONERS TO LOOK AT REVALUATIONS
COUNTY PROPERTY TO BE REVALUED
COUNTY SETS HEARING ON ROAO ASSESSMENTS
A QUICK-DRAW ON TAX INCREASE
CHEEKS ZONING ISSUE UP FOR BOA RO DECISION
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ZONING
PLANNERS TO RFPORT NOV. 5
PUBLIC HEARINGS SET FOR NOV. 5 ON FOUR PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
COMMISSIONERS BURN MIDNIGHT OIL. FAIL TO OK SALARY PLAN
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BOOST OF COUNTY PAYROLL
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BOOST CF COUNTY PAYROLL
ORANGE COUNTY OKS PAY HIKE
COUNTY BOARD TO REVIEW MANAGE' 'S WORK
BOARD BALKS ON SEWER LINE FIGJRES
LLOYD CRITICIZED FOR ABSENTEEISM
BOARO THREATENS TO DROP PROGRAM
EXTENSION AIO TOO VITAL TO BE RISKED IN JOBS SPAT
WATERSHED FORUM IN DURHAM FEATURES OFFICIALS FROM 0°ANGE
DEAOLINF SET FOR TIMETABLE ON SOLVING SEWAGE PROBLEM
LLOYO DEFENDS RECORD OF COUNTY BOARD SERVICE
RETROACTIVE PAY POLICY NOW OFFICIAL
PAY POLICY MADE RETROACTIVE
ORANGE BOARD MEMBER REBUTS CRITICS
LAKE-ZONING ACTION EXPECTED THIS MONTH
BOARO REQUESTS PESOLUTION IN SEWER LINE
BOARD MAY OECIOE FATE ON EXTENDING SEWER LINES
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW GRADE PLAN
EFLANO SEWER LINE APPROVED
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SF T SPECIAL MEETING ON FUNDING NEEDS
BOARD TO MULL SCHOOL BONOS. OTHFR OPTIONS
OFFICIALS TO »EET DEC. 3 TO OISCUSS SCHOOL PROJECTS
SCHOOL BOARO ACCEPTS DINNER INVITATION
ORANGE COMMISSIONER WHITTEO S3 T TO ATTEND HIS LAST BOARD MEETING
WHITTED ENOS 12 YEARS AS ORANSE COMMISSIONER
135.000 APPROVED FOR ORANGE HIGH
TAKES A SEAT
0"ANGE PANEL OKS SEWER TAP-ON FORM
CANINE CAPER: GOLDEN RETRIEVE' WAS SO LONFLY. ITS MASTER STOLE...
CHRISTMAS PARTY HONORING WHITTED SET FOR WEDNESOAY
WHITTEO GETS POEM, OTHER GIFTS
SEWAGE DECISION OEAOLINE EXTENDED
WHITTEO SERVED WELL
JOINT SCHOOL ROARO MEETING PRODUCES NO ACCORO ON PLANS
224-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER OAI RY NEARING DECISION
WILLHOIT RECEIVES PLAQUE FOR SERVICE TO PUBLIC HEALTH
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., BJOGET
•PONO' ON ORANGE HIGH ROOF PR3MPTS REOUEST FOR $215,000
BUDGET TO BE DISCUSSED
ORANGE COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS BUDGET TOOAY
COMMISSIONERS DELAY BUDGET COMMENT
BOARO OBJECTS TO PROPOSAL TO :uT TAXES FOR CITY SCHOOLS
MANAGER WANTS TO HIRE 14 NEW ". OU.<TY EMPLOYEES
BOARO MEMBERS REQUEST STUDY OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
PARENTS. TEACHERS URGED TO SP= AK OUT ON BUOGETS
TAX-CUT PROPOSAL DROPPEO
SCHOOLS PLAN TO PUSH FOR "ORE COUNTY FUNOS
ORANGE MANAGER DROPS TAX CUT 'ROPOSAL
OFFICIALS DFBATE SCHOOL FUNDS
SCHOOL, COUNTY MANAGER OIFFER ON SCHOOL BUDGETS
PAY RAISES BIGGEST INCREASE It PROPOSED BUDGET
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK COUNTY F3R MORE MONEY
STATE'S APPROPRIATION TO SAVE ONLY 130,000
ALLOCATED FUNOS MAY NOT SOLVE SCHOOL WOES
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARO CRITICIZES COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY BOARD ADOPTS BUDGET OF $22 MILLION
SCHOOLS TO GET $31"., 500
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO OKS TRIMMFD BUOGET
BOARD TRIMS FUND BALANCE
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BOOST OF COUNTY PAYROLL
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMM I S SI ONE! S , CHAIRMAN
$35,000 APPROVED FOR ORANGE HIGH
TAKFS A SEAT
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMM IS SI ONE' S , ELECTIONS
CAREY FILES IN ORANGE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OFFICIAL TO 'UN FOR COMMISSIONER
WILLHDIT FILES FOR 3RD TERM AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
WILLHOIT: MONEY BIGGEST NEED c OR SCHOOLS
TALBERT RUNNING FOR COMMISSIONER
TALBERT FILES FOR SEAT AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
TWO FILE TOOAY IN ORANGE CO.
TWO CANDICATES ENTER SCHOOL. ZOUNTV RACES
FOUR RUNNING FQP ORANGE PANEL
4TH DISTRICT CANDIDATES VOW SIPPORT FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE
CAREY OUTSPENDING GASTINEAU, JILLHOIT
CANDIDATES CITE ORANGE GROWTH
BOARO MEMBERS MAKE ENDORSEMENTS
OPANGE ISSUES INCLUDE SCHOOL ^uNOS. PLANNING
WILLHOIT RE-ELECTED COMMISSIONER
WILLHOIT IS TOP VOTE-GETTER
WILLHOIT PACES COMMISSIONERS' RACE
4 ORANGE ELECTIONS UNCONTElTEl
WHITTED ENOS 12 YEARS AS ORANSE COMMISSIONER
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
ORANGE SCHOOLS NEED MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARO "EMBERS WANT MONEY FOR REPAIRS
•POND' ON ORANGE HIGH ROOF PROMPTS REOUEST FOR $215,000
ROOF FUNDS SOUGHT
SEWER EXTENSION OFADLINE 'UNRC AL I ST IC , ' SAYS LUNSFORD
SEWER LINE TO SCHOOL WON'T MEET OEADLINF
BOARDS TO TALK ABOUT ROOF PROBLEMS
SCHOOL BOARDS TO OISCUSS RO0Fr,
EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS RANKLED ABOUT ROOF ISSUE
0°ANGE SENIORS TO GET OIPLOMAS ON JUNE 8
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE PLANNED FOR ORANGE HIGH
HILLSPOROUGH APPROVES PACT ON WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEWER LINE AGREEMENT IS NEAP.
SCHOOL POARD OKS SEWER PACT
STATE CAN AFFORD MORE FOR SCH30LS, LEGISLATORS SAY
SCHOOL BOARO OKS CALENDAR FOR '64-85
ORANGE COUNTY OKS NEW SCHOOL ZALENDAR
PARENTS ASK HOARD TO REDRAW 01 STRICT
SCHOOL BOARD OOESN'T ACT ON STONERIOGE'S REOUEST
COUNTY SCHOOLS RENEW CONTRACT WITH AUOITORS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS STUDY REORAWING DISTRICT LINES
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER REHI'ING LAW FIRM
BOARO TO CONSIDER FIRM
SCHOOL POARD MIGHT ELIMINATE > ENN • S POSITION
SCHOOL POARD TO CONSIDER ELIMINATION OF POSITION
BIO ACCEPTED ON SCHOOL ROOFS
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E
12/31/8".
LCGAL FIR" !S REHIRED BY SCH03LS
SCHOOL BOARD REPLACES ITS TOP BLACK EMPLOYEE
PEN*)"; CC1NIRACT NOT KENFWEO
JUNE HAAS WILL TAKE BOARD SEAT
KAITHCOCK ELECTED SCHOOL BOAR} HEAO
HAITHCOCK NFw CHAIRMAN
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL ABSEN'EEISM
ORANGE STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE U.S. NORM
TEST SCORES ABOVE U.S. AVERAGc
EARLY DAY CARE PLANNEO IN SCHOOLS
BOA"0 OKS INCREASED MEAL PRICES
SCHOOL FOUNDATION PLAN APPROVED
TRUANCY PENALTIES INCREASED
STONERIOGE REOUEST IS NEARER APPROVAL
C-oSsloR^PRoi^S- Vi??!»J'«i5tN8i SCHOOLS -0«E THAN ,19 M.LL.ON
BOARD TO CHAMBER
BOARD HEARS PLEAS FOR S»ALLER CLASSES „__,..
SCHOOL BOARO TO RECEIVE REPORT ON BUILDING NEEOS
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL FACILITIES
BOARD LIKES PLAN TO ADO GRADE AT ORANGE HIGH
NO NEW ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS SAID NEEOEO IN ORANGE SCHOOL?
LUNSFORD OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES "SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS CHIEF SUGGESTS RENOVATION. EXPANSIONS
FOUNDATION FORMEU TO HELP SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARO OKS NEW GRADE PLAN
SCHOOL BOARDS TO CONFER ON SEEKING BOND ISSUE
SUHgI IS^L|pPR05ES°CHlSGl4;NZ^SEAg?VIDING SCHOOL OISTR.CTS
O^ElIJsToMEfgEC^rTODlfcSsf SCHOOL PROJECTS
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS OINNER INVITATION _— _
BOARO: COUNTY SCHOOLS NEEO MAJORITY OF SALES TAX MONEY
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARO WANTS CONSTRUCTION FUNDS _--,.„,
ORANGE COMMISSIONER WHITTEO SJ T TO ATTEND HIS LAST BOARD MEETING
MORIARTY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JF CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
JOINT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING PROOUCES NO ACCORD ON PLANS
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION, ?UOGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. 8U0GET
BUOGET IDEAS "EADY
ORANGE SCHOOLS ASKING COUNTY TO SPENO MORE
BOAPD TRIPS UNJUSTIFIED
HEARING PLANNED ON SCHOOL BUO-.ET
HEARING SCHEDULED ON SCHOOL BJOGET ._--_.--
TEACHERS' GROUP WANTS 1227.00? BUDGET INCREASE
COUNTY HEARING DRAWS SMALL CR3W0
SCHOOL BUOGET HEARING DRAWS S* ALL CROWD
IcSSSt bSoGeVJuT^Y V&°Alo, GOES TO COMMISSIONERS TODAY
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARO CRITICIZES COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY SCHUOL BOARD OKS TRIMM?D BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BUOGET WINS APPROVAL
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. ELECTIONS
HACKNEY. CATES FILE FOR OFFICE
CATES ENTERS ORANGE SCHOOL BO' RO RACE
FARIBAULT FILES FOR ORANGE SEAT
FARIBAULT SEEKS RE-ELECTION
EFLANO, WALKER FILE FOR RE-EL=CT|ON
FFl ANO. WALKER SEEK RE-ELECTION TO SCHOOL BOARD
YELLOW ROBE FILES FOR SCHOOL BOARO; JUDGE PASCHAL SEEKS RE-ELECTION
JUDGE PASCHAL TO RUN AGAIN .....
TWO CANDIDATES ENTER SCHOOL. -OUNTY RACES
SIX FACE OFF FOR THREE SCHOOL BOAPO SEATS
INCUMBENTS BATTLE CHALLENGERS
".-3 SCHOOL BOARO SPLIT CONCERNS CHALLENGERS
FARIBAULT, HAAS LEAD SCHOOL BDA°0 RACE; THIRD SEAT CLOSE
HAAS ON SCHOOL BQARO
MRS. HAAS EXPECTS SCHOOL CHANGES
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
REGISTRATION UP IN ORANGE
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MONDAY
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSION FOR WOMEN
TASK FORCE ON WOMEN TO MEET
BOARD OKS PAYMENT FOR SURVEY
WOMEN NAMED TO COMMISSION „„.„, ..,.„,...
WOMFN'S GROUP TO REQUEST OROB! OF HARASSMENT CHARGES
CHAPEL HILL COUNCILMEN TO AIR HARASSMENT COUNTS
WOMEN'S PANEL TO ASK FOR HARASSMENT PROBE
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
GROUP TO HEAR JUDGE
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
ORANGE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IS SATURDAY
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
0"ANG= CEMOCRATIC PARTY ELECTS 2 VICE CHAIRMEN
ORANGE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IS SATUROAY
DEMOCRATS IN ORANGE HONOR WHITTEO
WHITTFO GETS HONOR AS TOP 0EM3CRAT
DEMOCRATIC 0ISCUSS10N
OEMOCRATS TO RALLY
DEMOCRATS TO OPFN HILLSBOROUG^ OFFICE
HEAOOUARTERS OPEN
ANCIENT ORANGE HISTORY
OBANGE COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SEPVICES
FAMILIES TU GET HEATING ASSISTANCE
ORANGE COUNTY OEPT. ON AGING
"jOTTING'oOWN MEMORIES: IN REMINISCENCE CLASS. STUDENTS LEARN...
ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY I A. SO OA FOR CHATHAM COUNTY!
BARBER ANNOUNCES TWO RESIGNATIONS
PROSECUTOR PRAISEO
2 ASSISTANT OAS SWORN IN
BARBER TO ANNOUNCE PLANS TODAY
BARBER RESIGNS AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
N.C.'S 1ST BLACK D.A. IS NAME?
HUNT PICKS STATE'S 1ST BLACK DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM. „-„_„.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. G' OWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
CONE MILLS BEGINS LAYING OFF JORKFRS
CHAMBER SEEKS 1100 CONTRIBUTORS
CATES LEAVING PANEL
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INDUSTRIAL PROSPECT CONSIDERS H I LL SnOROUGH
PROGRAM FINDS JOBS FOR 60 FRO" CONE HILLS
PROGRAM HELPS CONE MILLS F0RM=R WORKERS
MAYOR: 2 FACTORS STOP DEVELOPMENT IN HILLSBOROUGH
LAND SOUGHT FOR INDUSTRIES
OFFICIALS SEEK PARK
INDUSTRY THINKS COUNTY NEEDS ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT
ORANGE INDUSTRY INCENTIVES URGED
OFFICIAL SAYS COUNTY RIPE FOR INDUSTRY
LANO SAID NEEOEO FOR INDUSTRY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL Says INDUSTRIAL ZONING NFEOED
SUBDIVIDING PLANT OISCUSSEU
CHAIRMAN OF DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION CALLS FOR PANEL TO DEFINE.
COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PANEL ESTABLISHES 1985 PRIORITIES
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION SETS PRIORITIES
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
JUOGE ORDERS HATER SERVICE RESTORED
SEVERAL OBSCENE PHONE CALLS RiPORTEO TO ORANGE AUTHORITIES
MANY OBSCENE CALLS REPORTED
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL A A OMS FOR UNC PLAYERS
OCI NOT AS TAR HEEL-HEAVY AS 'JSUAL
OCI OPENS UNDER WFT CONDITIONS
STROUPE SURPRISED AT 68. POSITION ATOP OCI LEAOERBOARO
STROUPE SLIPS. RETAINS 1-SHOT MARGIN IN OCI
INGRAM TAKES OCI TITLE
INGRAM WINS OCI TOURNEY
ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
PRISONER'S TcRM CUT FOR AVERTING HANGING
HANGING ATTEMPTED
PRISONER'S TERM REOUCEO FOR HELPING TO SAVE LIFE
PRISONER EARNS REHARD
JAIL INMATE ESCAPES FROM COURT
ORANGE TO USE GRANT FOR JAIL SECURITY
ORANGE COUNTY LANDFILL
CARRBORO BOARD OKS LANDFILL D? AL
CARRBORO BOARO OKS PURCHASE OF LANDFILL LANO
CARRBORO MOVES TOO FAST ON LANDFILL PLAN
ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER
MANAGER HANTS TO HIRE 1*. NEW COUNTY EMPLOYEES
COUNTY BUARO TO REVIEW MANAGER'S WORK
ORANGE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
MEETING OF MENTAL HEALTH GROUP SET
ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ZON' NG
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., Z3NING
SIGN, SETBACK PLANS OPPOSEO
PROPOSED RESTRICTIONS CRITICIZED IN MEETING
COUNTY BOARO HEARS SHOUTING
ZONING PRERE3UISIT FOR WATER, SEWER
COUNTY BOARD. TOWN OK LANOFILL PURCHASE
BOARD RECOMMENDS DENYING ZONE CHANGE FOR SPEEDWAY LANO
BOARO PUSHES ZONING, LANO-USE PROPOSALS
ORANGE POARD APPROVES PLAN TO CREATE RESERVOIR
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE CHEEKS TOWNSHIP ZONING
ORANGE COUNTY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EOUCATORS
SEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE F OR EDUCATION
ORANGE COUNTY PRISON UNIT
SPIRITS SOAR BEHINO BARS
ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIBRARY TO BE CLOSED TWO OAYS
ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CRISIS CENTER (FORMERLY CHAPEL HI LL/C ARRBORO. . .
TRAINING FOR VOLUNTEERS BEGINS JULY 7
ASSAULT GROUP TO HOLD DRIVE FOR VOLUNTEERS
SUPPORT SESSIONS OFFERED FOR JOMEN
CENTER: MANY WOMEN IN TOWN ASSAULT VICTIMS
ORANGE COUNTY RECREATION DEPT.
THANKS FOR PUBLICITY
FISHING RODEO SLATEO FOR AREA CHILDREN
DAY CAMP FOR CHILDREN OFFERED TODAY
ORANGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COJNTY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL CAPITAL TASK =ORCE
SCHOUL-NEEDS GROUP ENDORSES BJNOS, TAX
PANEL SAYS BONO ISSUES. TAX C3ULD PROVIDE SCHOOL FUNOS
ORANGE SCHOOLS NEED MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOL
SCHOOL eOARD MEMBERS WANT MON= Y FOR REPAIRS
SCHOOL STUDY GROUP BLESSES BO>IDS. TAX
SCHOOLS' STUDY GROUP OROPS PLANS TO ENDORSE SCHOOL TAX
SCHOOL TAXES ABANDONED
TASK FORCE SEEKS BONO REFERENDUM
ORANGE SCHOOL GROUP URGES SAL? S TAX INCREASE
SCHOOL BOARD FAVORS I/2-CENT TAX INCREASE
MINIMUM HOUSING CODE OK'D BY COMMISSIONERS
SCHOOL BOARO TO RECEIVE REPORT ON BUILDING NEEDS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOnLS
SFE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
FLU HITS ORANGE SCHOOLS
PARENTS TO GRAOE SCHOOLS
PARENTS TO GRADE SCHOOLS
SCHOOL FOUNDATION PLAN APPROVJO
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER 30UNJARY LINE
STONERIOGE SCHOOL LINES MAY CHANGF
DEADLINE IS FRIDAY FQR PERMISSION ON SCOLIOSIS TESTS
COUNTY SCHOOLS REACCREOITEO F3 R NEXT 6 YEARS
STATE ACCREDITS SCHOOL SYSTEM
LUNSFORD OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
FOUNDATION FURMEO TO HELP SCHOOLS
ORANGE, BURLINGTON SCHOOLS PIIKEO FOR TEACHER PROGRAM
ORANGE SCHOOLS PLAN TO REORGAMIZE GRADES
224-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER DAIRY NEARING DECISION
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
SCHOOL BOARO MIGHT ELIMINATE 'ENN'S POSITION
SCHOUL BOARD TU CONSIDER ELIMINATION OF POSITION
SCHOOL BUARO REPLACES ITS TOP BLACK EMPLOYEE
PENN'S CONTRACT NOT RENEWED
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ORANGE COU'lTY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE U.S. NORM
TEST SCORES ABOVE U.S. AVERAGE
PLAN'S GOAL IS TO HELP LOW-INZOME PUPILS ACHIEVE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. ATTENOANCE
BOAPO TO DISCUSS SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
TRUANCY PENALTIES INCREASED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BONO ISSUE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. BD NO ISSUES
SCHOOL-':EEDS GROUP ENOORSES BDNDS. TAX
PANEL SAYS BONO ISSUES. TAX CDULD PROVIDE SCHOOL FUNDS
SCHOOL STUDY GROUP BLESSES BONDS, TAX
SCHOOL BOARDS TO CONFER ON SEEKING BOND ISSUE
80AR0 TO MOLL SCHOOL BONOS. OTHER OPTIONS
OFFICIALS TO "EET DEC. 3 TO DISCUSS SCHOOL PROJECTS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION. BUDGET
SCHOOL-NEEDS GROUP ENDORSES BONOS. TAX
PANEL SAYS BOND ISSUES. TAX COULD PROVIDE SCHOOL FUNDS
HEARING SET ON TAX INCREASE
SCHOOL NEEOS TO BE AIRED
BUDGET IOEAS READY
ORANGE SCHOOLS ASKING COUNTY TO SPEND MORE
HEARING PLANNED ON SCHOOL BUO:. ET
HEARING SCHEDULED ON SCHOOL 8JDGET
TEACHERS" GROUP HANTS 1227,000 BUOGET INCREASE
COUNTY HEARING ORAWS SMALL CROWD
SCHOOL BUOGET CUT BY 155.500; GOES TO COMMISSIONERS TODAY
ORANGE COMMISSIONERS TO OISCUSS BUDGET TODAY
SCHOOL BOARD REPLACES ITS TOP BLACK EMPLOYEE
PARENTS, TEACHERS U«GFO TO SP= AK OUT ON BUDGETS
SCHOOLS PLAN TO PUSH FOR MORE COUNTY FUNDS
OFFICIALS OEBATE SCHOOL FUNDS
SCHOOL, COUNTY MANAGER DIFFER ON SCHOOL BUOGETS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK COUNTY FOR MORE MONEY
SCHOOLS' BUDGET CRITICIZED
STATE'S APPROPRIATION TO SAVE ONLY t30.P00
ALLOCATED FUNOS MAY NOT SOLVE SCHOOL WOES
ORANGE SCHOOL BOAPO CRITICIZES COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY BOARD ADOPTS BUOGET OF $22 MILLION
SCHOOLS TO GET $314,500
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO OKS T° I MMH 0 BUDGET
ORANGF COUNTY SCHOOL 3UDGET WINS APPROVAL
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
VOTE ON OELAY Sp T MONDAY
ORANGE SENIORS TO GET DIPLOMAS ON JUNE 8
SCHOOL BOARD OKS CALENDAR FOR '84-85
ORANGE COUNTY OKS NEW SCHOOL CALENOAR
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CHILO CARE PROGRAMS
EARLY OAY CAR<= PLANNED IN SCHOOLS
NEEDED SERVICE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSING
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
TURKEY FARM ROAD FAMILIES PETITION FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. CONSTRUCTION
ORANGE SCHOOLS NEED MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS WANT MONEY FOR REPAIRS
SCHOOLS' STUDY GROUP OROPS PLANS TO ENDORSE SCHOOL TAX
TASK FORCE SEEKS BOND REFERENDUM
JRANGE SCHOOL GROUP URGES SALES TAX INCREASE
HEARING SET ON TAX INCREASE
BOARDS TO TALK ABOUT ROOF PR03LCMS
SCHOOL BOARDS TO OISCUSS "OOFS
EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS RANKLED ABOUT ROOF ISSUE
COMMISSIONERS HIRE FIRM FOR ROOF SURVEY
BIO ACCEPTED ON SCHOOL ROOFS
ENGINEERS: 11.8 MILLION NEE0E3 FOR ROOFS
HAITHCOCK ELECTEO SCHOOL BOARD HEAD
SCHOOLS TO GET 4314,500
LUNSFORD PROJECTS 10-YEAR NEEDS OF SCHOOLS "0*E THAN $19 MILLION
SCHOOL POARO TO RECEIVE REPORT ON BUILDING NEEOS
BOARD LIKES PLAN TO ADO GRADE AT ORANGE HIGH
NO NEW ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS SAID NEEDED IN ORANGE SCHOOLS
LUNSFORO OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS CHIEF SUGGESTS RENOVATION, EXPANSIONS
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW GRAOE PLAN
SCHOOL BOAROS TO CONFER ON SEEKING BOND ISSUE
BOARD TO MULL SCHOOL BONOS, OTHER OPTIONS
OFFICIALS TO MEET DEC. 3 TO OISCUSS SCHOOL PROJECTS
SCHOOL BOARO ACCEPTS DINNER INVITATION
BOARD: COUNTY SCHOOLS NEED majority OF SALES TAX MONEY
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD WANTS CONSTRUCTION FUNDS
ORANGE CUMMISSIONFR WHITTED S= T TO ATTEND HIS LAST BOARO MEETING
WHITTED ENOS 12 YEARS AS 0RAN3E COMMISSIONER
S35.000 APPROVED FOR ORANGE HIGH
ORANGE PANEL OKS SEWER TAP-ON FORM
JOINT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING PRODUCES NO ACCORD ON PLANS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. EMPLOYEES
FOUR RETIREES ARE HONORED
HEALTH EOUCATION COORDINATOR NAMED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
PARENTS ASK BOARD TO REDRAW DISTRICT
ORANGE, DURHAM SCHOOLS ARE OPFNING FOR 35,000
BOTH SCHOOL SYSTEMS SHOW GROWTH
ENROLLMENT RISES IN ORANGE SCHOOLS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION FORMED TO HELP SCHOOLS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAM
HEALTH EOUCATION COORDINATOR NAMED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN TO START NEXT MONDAY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, REOI STR I CT IN G
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRRORO S'.HODLS. PE DI STR I C TING
SCHOOL BOARO DOESN'T ACT ON STONEPIOGE'S REQUEST
SCHOOL OFFICIALS STUDY REDRAWING DISTRICT LINES
ORANGE BOARD APPROVES CHANGE IN LIN= DIVIOING SCHOOL DISTRICTS
STONEOIDGE SCHOOL OISTRICT PRDPOSED
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS BOUNDARY CHANGE
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SUBJECTS
PACE 55 1
1/14/85
TURKEY FARM ROAD FAMILIES PETITION FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. SEARCH C SEIZURE POLICY
NEW SEARCH, SEIZURE POLICY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
PANEL SAYS BONO ISSUES. TAX OULD PROVIDE SCHOOL FUNDS
SCHOOL STUDY GROUP BLESSES BOMOS. TAX
SCHOOLS' STUDY GROUP DROPS PLANS TO ENDORSE SCHOOL TAX
SCHOOL TAXES ABANDONED
TAX-CUT PROPOSAL DROPPED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
ORANGE SCHOOLS ASKING COUNTY TO SPENO MORE
TEACHERS' GROUP WANTS 1227,000 BUDGET INCREASE
PAY RAISES BIGGEST INCREASE H PR0P0S60 OUOGET
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ASK COUNTY FOR MORE MONEY
PANEL FORMED TO STUDY PILOT PLAN ON TEACHER MERIT PAY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR BETTER PUBLIC EOUCATION
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
PARENTS' GROUP FEARS TEXTBOOKS UNDERMINE RELIGION
TEXTBOOK CENSORSHIP SHOULO NOT BE ALLOWED
PARENTS* GROUP TO FIGHT BOOK tENSORSHIP
EVOLUTION. 3IRLICAL CREATION ARE COMPATIBLE
TEXTBOOK HORRORS
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
HER TRANOUIL LIFE SHATTERED BY THEFTS
PRESENTS STAMP
RECREATING ORANGE COUNTY CRIME LIKE BEGINNING WITH NOVEL'S END
THREE-COUNTY DRUG RAID NETS NINE ARRESTS
11 ARRESTED IN 3-COUNTY DRUG »ROBE
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
VETERAN INGRAM CLAIMS SIXTH VICTORY OF YEAR IN MILLER 300 AT OC S
HALL. FDGLEMAN TAKE WINS AT 0! ANGE COUNTY
OCS. SOUTH BOSTON CLOSE OUT SEASONS
SOONE" ACCUSES SMU OF VIOLATIONS
'COVER STOCK CAR RACES'
ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
224-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER DAIRY NEARING OE<"ISION
ORANGE COUNTY WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER
SEE WOMEN' S CENTER
ORANGE FACTORY
RELOCATION SLOWS RESERVOIR WORK
NEW BRIDGE OVER AN OLD COMMUNITY
THE NEW AND THE OLO
THEIR OAY IS OVER
ORANGE FEOERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ORANGE FEDERAL'S PLANS ENDORSED
BANK APPROVAL URGED
ORANGE GROVE, N.C.
FIRMS WANTS 10 BUILD TOWER
MCI GETS PERMISSION FOR MICROWAVE TOWER
ORANGE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
KINGS AND QUEENS
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
•PONO' ON ORANGE HIGH ROOF PROMPTS REOUFST FOR $215,000
ROOF FUNDS SOUGHT
REFLECTIONS
TEAM MEETING
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE PLANNED FOR ORANGE HIGH
PLANNING AHEAD
BID ACCEPTED ON SCHOOL ROOFS
ORANGE HIGH GETS 1100.000
SCHOOL TO BE MADE ACCESSIBLE
THEY'RE THE LEAOERS
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
REUNION IS SLATED
TRUANCY PENALTIES INCREASED
SCHOOL MAZE: ORANGE HIGH RENOVATIONS WILL TEST STUDENTS' PATIENCE
UOARD LIKES PLAN TO ADD GRADE AT ORANGE HIGH
LIINSFORD OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW GRADE PLAN
COLLEGE BOUND
WHITTED ENDS 12 YEARS AS ORANSE COMMISSIONER
135.000 APPROVED FOR ORANGE HIGH
ORANGE PANEL OKS SEWER TAP-ON FORM
CABBAGE HEAD
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
GRADUATIONS SET AT HIGH SCHOOLS
SO LONG. SENIORS
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL. HOUSE PROJECT
THE HOUSE STUDENTS BUILT
STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE ON OISPLAY SATUROAY
BID ON STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL BAND
ORANGE HIGH BANOS WILL "E IN INAUGURAL EVENTS
BASKETS! LL
DUMPS P*.NTHERS.
72-61
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
PERSON'S TRANSITION'
ENGLISH SPARKS ORANGE
PANTHERS REBOUNO WITH WIN AT SOUTHERN
ORANGE SOUEEZFS SOUTHERN DESPITE SUBPAR PERFORMANCE
ORANGE. WITH RIGHT ENGLISH, BASKS IN SUN
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
ENGLISH, ORANGE HAVE HAPPY HOLIDAY
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SOUTHERN IS IN FOR CLOSE GAME WITH ORANGE
OPANGE HUPES MCCAULEY DIFFERENCE AGAINST SPARTANS
SPARTANS EXPLODE IN SECOND HALF
JORDAN'S NIGHT
FALCONS TAKE TO AIRWAYS TO TRAP PANTHERS
FALCONS 'PASS' PANTHERS
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0=ANGE IS LOOKING TO TAKE BIT OUT OF BULLDOGS.. .AGA IN
WILLIAMS CRANKS IT UP. KNOCKS OFF PANTHERS
ORANGE POP
PANTHFRS SCORE EARLY. GET 34-> 0 MIO-STATE VICTORY
ORANGE BRIGHTENS PLAYOFF HOPES WITH VICTORY
ORANGE HIGH'S GILBO NAMED MID-STATE COACH OF YEAR
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BEGIN TONIGHT: ORANGE. RAGSOALE SIMILAR...
PANTHERS BOW OUT
RAGSDALE HOLDS OFF ORANGE. 17-14
ORANGE JUICE
SEE ALSO DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE
ORANGE JUICE FIRM FILES ANTITRUST SUIT OVER N.C. MARKET
ORANGE MOBILE HOME PARK
SEE ALSO MOBILE HOMES
"GRAVES OESTROYEO FOR MOBILE H3ME
HOME IS ON GRAVEYARO
ORANGE PRESBYTERY
FORMER GOVERNOR NEW PRESBYTERY MODERATOR
THE CUTTING EDGE: SOUTH AFRICAN MINISTER IN KEY PRESBYTERY ROLE
ORANGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
FALL FESTIVAL SEASON BEGINS T-t I S SATURDAY
ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL L CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. HATER AND SEwER LINES
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKE
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
DROUGHT ACTION COULO CHANGE
TOUGH LAWS, MONEY NEEOED TO CLEAN WATER, PANEL TOLD
PLANS MADE FUR WATER BOND ISSUE
ROAD REOUIRES WATERLINE MOVE
OWASA TO SHIFT LINES
DURHAM, OWASA OISCUSS WATER-SHARING PROGRAM
OWASA DEBATES OROUGHT MEASURES
OROUGHT PLAN STUDIED
OWASA HEARS COMPLAINTS OF FLOODING
WATER AUTHORITY HANTS SHARE 0= SALES TAX INCREASE
BOARO LEAVES OROUGHT PROPOSALS UNSETTLEO
CAN CPEEK STILL BEST, MOREAU SAYS
OROUGHT PROPOSAL VOTE IS DELAYED
WATER BOARO SETS MAY 1 AS DEADLINE FOR PHOSPHATE PLAN
PHOSPHORUS CLEANUP COSTS ESTIXATEO AT S 1 . 32 MILLION
HUNT'S PHOSPHATE STAND PLEASES OWASA CHIEF
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL ESTIMATE RISES
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL MAY HIKE WATER BILLS
WATER AUTHORITY SEEKS LEGAL ANSWERS BEFORE BONDS ISSUED
TOWN TO HIKE OwASA'S PILL
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES PRICE OF JATEP SOLD
COUNTY BOARO AGREES ON FIRE HYORANT FEES
OWASA PLANS BILLING CHANGE
OWASA WILL OECIOE ON HYDRANT F UNO LOSS
WATER BOARD SCRAPS HYORANT FEES
WATER AUTHORITY CUSTOMERS WILL SHARE COST OF HYORANTS
HIGH-PISE FOES CITE WATER SHORTAGE
RESERVOIR COULO BE USEO BY 1936 - OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY ORAWING HILLSBOROUGH WATER
TIGHTER WATER CONSERVATION STANDAROS EYEO
FALLS. JORDAN DUALITY CONTROL PLANNED
CORRECTION
CANE CREEK DECISION DUE IN 3 WEEKS
OECISION ON CANE CREEK NOT DUE FOR THREE WEEKS
WATER 30AR0 APPPOVES STIFFER 3R0UGHT MEASURES
WATER RULES TIGHTER
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST, RESEARCHER SAYS
COURT DISMISSES SUITS AGAINST WATER AUTHORITY
2 SUITS DISMISSFD OVER CANE C'EEK
SEWER LINE COSTS FOR BOLIN CREEK MIRED IN 'MUCK1
OWASA MEMBER BEGINS 3RD TERM
WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY TO VOTE ON TEMPORARY DAM
OWASA TO DISCUSS ANOTHER SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER
BOARD APPROVES ENGINEERING STUDY FOR INTERIM DAM
OWASA BUYING WATER
AUTHORITY BEGINS PUMPING WATE'.
WATER BOND PREPARATIONS NEARLY
PHOSPHORUS GRANTS SOUGHT
OWASA PCNOERS HIGHER RATES
PANEL: GROWTH GETTING AHEAD 0= RESOURCES
LEVEL OF UNIVERSITY LAKE DROP" ING HALF INCH DAILY
WATER AUTHORITY HEAD RE-ELECTED
RATE STUDY BY OWASA IS PLANNE3
OWASA MAY HIRE CONSULTANT
WATER AGENCY IN GOOD SHAPE TO MEET GROWTH, OFFICIALS SAY
WATERSHEO FORUM IN DURHAM FEATURES OFFICIALS FROM ORANGE
DAM BIOS HIGHER THAN ANTICIPATED
CANE CREEK DAM BIOS TO BE REVIEWED
CONTRACTS AWAROED FOR CONSTRUE TION OF TEMPORARY OAM
AUTHORITY MULLING SMALLER BONO ISSUE
OWASA GIVES OAM CONTRACTS
OWASA OFFICIALS SAY INTERSTATE 40 WILL COST CUSTOMERS
WATER BILLS TO BE HIGHER
CANE CREEK PIPELINE
OWASA BOARD'S BONO ISSUE IS MADE OFFICIAL
ORANGE HATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, 30ND SALE
OWASA PONDERS HIGHER RATES
AUTHORITY MULLING SMALLER BON") ISSUE
GROUP TO SELL WATER BONOS
ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHQPITY, "UOGET
BOND ISSUE PREPARATIONS ARE 03DERE0
TOWN COUNCIL TO REVIEW WATER 'LANS
WATER AUTHORITY SEEKS LEGAL AVSWERS BEFORE BONOS ISSUED
OWASA PLANS BILLING CHANGE
HEARINGS UNATTENDED
ALL'S OUIET AT TWO HEARINGS
OWASA OKS NEW BUDGET
WATER AUTHORITY PASSES BUDGET
COUNTY, OWASA BOTH REPORTED FINANCIALLY FINE
ORANGE COUNTY, OWASA SAID IN E, 000 SHAPE
ORANGE HATER ANO SEHER AUTHORITY, EMPLOYEES
NEW FINANCE OIRECTOR BEGINS WORK MONDAY
HARRIS TO BEGIN WORK MONOAY
ORANGE/CHATHAM COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
REPAIR NEEDS SOUGHT
ORANGE/CHATHAM COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY (ALSO DA FOR CHATHAM COUNTY I
FROM HILLSBOROUGH
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ORANGE/DURHAM COUNTIES EHPLOYMFNT > ND TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSU COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING OFFICE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT* DURHAM
SFE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
L.G. HOLLEMAN RESIGNING
ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOR BATTEREO WOMEN
SFE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHANGE (A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCEI
SUPPOT KEE°S VOLUNTEERS GOIN",
TO THEM. IT'S GIVING 3ACK TO COMMUNITY
FIVE HOUSE BILLS WOULD AID CITY
GRANTS WOULD HELP 6 GROUPS
FAREWELL GIFT
ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM HALFWAY HOUSi
SEE ALSO ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM CENTAL HEALTH CENTER
PLANNERS TO REPORT NOV. 5
PUBLIC HEARINGS SET FOR NOV. 5 ON FOUR PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO ORANGE/PERSON/CHATHAM HALFWAY HOUSE
HER STUDENTS PAY THE PRICE OF DRINKING
PERSON VOCATIONAL WORKSHOP WILL CLOSE DEC. 1 FOR REORGANIZATION
COUNSELORS SAY TUNNEL THINKINS PRECEDES SUICIOE
HOLIDAY BLUES SESSIONS SCHEDU.ED
ORCHESTRAS. U.S.
BACH ORCHESTRA RATES AN ENCOR=
ORCHIOS
ORCHIDS CAN BE GROWN ON WINOOWSICL AT HOMF
ORDER OF THE RAINBOW
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN TO HELP BJILD SCHOOL FOR POOR IN HAITI
ORE KNOB MINE
SEE COPPER MINES
OREGON INLET IN. C.I
HUNT WANTS OREGON INLET TO REMAIN OPEN
HUNT REOUESTS FUNns FOR INLET JETTIES
HUNT BACKS OREGON INLET PLAN
PROPOSED OREGON INLET JETTIES CALLED THREAT TO PARK. REFUGE
MONEY FOR JETTIHS IS NOT IN BJDGET
OREGON INLET JETTIES COULD BOOST FISHING
DISAGREEMENTS CLOUD 1100 MILLION JETTY PLAN
OBLIGATION CITED ON JETTIES
BACKWARD VIEWS
OREGON INLET BILL ADVANCES
JFTTIES BILL CLEARS COMMITTEE
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK S OREGON INLET LEGISLATION
STUDY: SHIFTING SHOALS NOT TO BLAME FOR DEATHS
SUPPORTERS CHALLENGE REPORT 0-1 INLET JETTIES
JETTY COSTS SCRUTINIZED
CORPS SAYS N.C. JETTIES WOULD BE GOOD INVESTMENT
JONES PRAISES REPORT ON INLET JFTTIES
BILL ON OREGON INLET JETTIES ILEARS HOUSE PANEL
HOUSE DEBATF STARTS ON INLET JETTIES
OREGON INLET JETTIES SURVIVE: LEGISLATION CATCHES FLAK IN HOUSE
RETURN OF THE JETTY (CARTOONI
JONES dLAMES ENVIRONMENTALISTS FOR SENATE FAILURE TO ACT ON BILL
INLET JFTTIES. RANOLEMAN DAM LIKELY TO DIE IN CONGRESS
HUNT DECLARES EMERGENCY EXISTS AT OREGON INLET
ORGAN DONORS
SFE ALSO CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO OUKE/UNC ORGAN PROCUREMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SFE ALSO SKIN BANK
SEE ALSO SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT FOUNDATION
MAN UFFERING TO SELL KIDNEY TO HELP WIFE
N.C. INFANT AWAITING LIVER TRANSPLANT
KIDNEY SALE PRIVATE CHOICE
DONATED ORGANS EASE PARENTS' GRIEF
ORGAN OONATION STRESSED
GIFT OF ORGAN. GIFT OF LIFE
TEEN'S ORGANS TO BE DONATED
GA. MAN GETRS TEEN'S HEART
ORGAN OONORS INCREASING
TRANSPLANTS: PARENTS OF TWO GIRLS KILLED IN ACCIDENT SAY THEIR LOSS...
MORE ORGAN DONORS NEEDED
LEGISLATION WILL HELP KIONEY 'ATIENTS
TISSUE MATCHING IN TRANSPLANTS PARAMOUNT — STUDY
N.Y. MAN RECEIVES HEART REMOVED IN DURHAM
WRECK VICTIM'S HEART USED IN TRANSPLANT
DUKE JUNIOR'S ORGANS HELP THR? E PATIENTS: HE PACKED A LOT OF LIFE IN...
DUKE JUNIOR'S ORGANS HELP THREE PATIENTS: HEART RECIPIENT IN N.Y....
GIVING ORGANS EASY, VITAL
RECIPIENT OF STUDENT'S HEART ) I E S
MEDIA IRK READER. VIEWER: PAPER SHOWED LACK OF COMPASSION IN. ..DETAILS
LIFE-SAVING LEGISLATION
BARFIELD'S ORGANS WILL NOT BE USED
OONATIONS WILL AIO 50 PEOPLE
TRANSPLANTATION: IS LIFE PRICELESS AND WORTH SAVING AT ANY CDST
DURHAM WOMAN, 24, IS DONOR IN FIRST LIVER TRANSPLANT PERFORMED AT DUKE
A CHARMER AND A CHAMP
LIVER RECIPIENT IS IMPROVING
UONOR WILLING TO GIVE MORE OF HERSELF THAN SHE "ECETVFD
TRANSPLANT OPENS NEW ERA IN DJKE'S SURGICAL HISTORY
REJECTION LESS LIKELY FOR L I Ml R TRANSPLANTS THAN OTHERS
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
SEE CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE HEAPT TRANSPLANTS
SEE KIONEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ORGAN DONORS
ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES IOPECI
SEE OIL PROOUCING COUNTRIES 1 SF E ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIESI
ORGANIZED CRIME I SEF ALSO SPECIFI! CRIMESI
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIMES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SFE ALSO LAUNDERING MONEY
ARMY MAJUR SAYS HE PLANNEO A CIONAPPING
KIDNAPPING PLAN SAID ACT OF PATRIOTISM
ORGANS IMUSICALI
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10/26/84
A
6
N
H
2
1/25/84
A
9
N
H
?.
1/31/84
A
10
N
S
1
2/07/84
A
4
E
S
2
2/17/84
A
1 1
N
S
2
3/05/84
c
1
N
J56
H
2
3/08/84
A
4
E
H
2
3/28/84
A
11
N
H
2
3/29/84
c
11
P N
S
2
4/20/84
c
1
N
H
1
5/02/84
B
1
N
H
2
6/08/84
A
1 3
N
S
2
7/21/84
A
3
N
J56
H
2
8/19/84
A
1 3
N
H
2
9/19/84
A
1
N
930
S
2
9/19/84
C
1
N
J56
H
2
9/20/94
A
1
P N
830
H
2
9/20/94
A
1
N
B30
s
2
9/20/84
A
4
E
H
2
9/21/94
A
1
N
830
H
2
9/27/84
A
4
L
s
2
10/09/64
A
4
F
s
2
1 1/07/84
A
2
N
H
2
1 1/03/94
A
1
N
830
H
2
1 1/1 1/84
D
1 1
II
830
H
2
11/14/84
A
1
N
930
H
2
11/14/94
A
1
P N
330
s
2
11/14/94
A
1
N
J56
H
2
11/15/64
B
1
N
830
s
2
11/15/84
A
4
E
H
2
11/29/84
B
1
N
B30
H 2 1/03/84 A 3 N
S 2 1/04/64 A 10 N
S 2 3/10/84 A 6 P R
MONTHLY/A
N "J U A L
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE 5S4
1/14/85
W»ITER MISNAMES DUKE ORGAN
ERRING ORGAN WRITER ASUS FOR FJRGIVEiNESS
ORIENTAL HOUSE
DURHAM RESTAURANT MANAGER CHA5GE0 WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
ORIENTAL RL'GS
3 ORIENTAL RUGS MISSING
ORIGAMI
BIROS IN FLIGHT
ORINOO DRIVE
COUNTY BOARD OPENS APPOINTEE A PPL ICATONS TO PUBLIC
OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
SEE BRITTLE BONE DISEASE
OSTEOPOROSIS
BONE STUDY UNDERSCORES VALUE 3 F CALCIUM. EXERCISE
FEMALE OSTEOPOROSIS AWAITS ONJ IN FOUR
OSTRICHES
STRAY OSTRICH FOUNO IN ORANGE COUNTY
SURE ENOUGH, OSTRICH AT LARGE
LOST RHEA'S ADVENTURE NFARS E>l D
TALL TALE TRUE. BUT TOO TALL
OUR TOWN 1 PLAY I
•OUR TOWN1 ACTRESS HIDES FEELINGS
SIMPLICITY IS PROFOUNO IN 'Oui TOWN"
PLAYMAKERS' UNAOORNEO "OUR TOWN' SHINES
AN OLD PLAYMAKER IS BACK IN 'TOWN'
OUTOATFD LAWS
SEE N.C.. LAMS
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE BILLBOARDS
SEE NAEGELE OUTOOOR ADVERTISING CO.
OUTOOOR DRAMAS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTOOOR DRAMA
OUTDOOR DRAMA: THE SUMMER PILGRIMAGE THAT CAUGHT ON ALL OVER
•SWORO' PASSES -MILESTONE'
OUTOOOR DRAMAS OPEN THIS WEEK
CHILDREN'S PLAY OPENS TONIGHT IN SNOW CAMP
OUTDOOR NOTES
STATES SEEK ANSWER TO GOOSE DF
■EYE IN THE SKY' LOCATES FISH
ONE SIMPLE PLEASURE: ALTHOUGH
CONSERVATIONISTS MOVE TO CHANG
ANIMAL-P IGHTS AOVOCATES BRING
OUTDOORS SHOWS WILL BE HIGHLIG
LEGISLATURE. HUNTFRS PART OF F
TRAPPERS PLAN COURT TEST FOR '
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS
TALK OF FUTURE SWAN SEASON IN
OREGON INLET JETTIES COULD 9UJ
BASS GROUP ADDS JORDAN TO SCHE
SPORTFI5HING SCHOOL PLANS MARC
LICENSE FOR THE SEA A MATTER 1
STUDY EXAMINES WILDLIFE KNOWLE
IN MOST CASES. IT'S AN EARLY A
STRONG BLUEFISH RUN IN 1983 K
DIXIE DEER RATTLES ITS OPENINS
WFTLANOS PROTECTION TAKES A TJ
TAX REFUNDS TO HELP WILOLIFE I
OUTOOOR ETHICS: A SHOT AT PRES
FALLS LAKE STIRS WATERS; TURK?
SCIENTIST SEEKS ANSWER FOR FIS
GOOD SEASON EXPECTED ON BLUES.
AREA OUCK HUNTERS PREFER CURR=
C»APPIES: EASY. BUT NOT FREE
FISHING. BOATING SEMINAR SET F
IN THIS CASE. A QUESTION OF WI
TURKEY SEASON OPENS SATURDAY
PERSISTENCE BRINGS JORDAN ALT?
PROTECTION GRDUPS TAKE AIM ON
BLUEGILL HOLOS SPECIAL PLACE =
COOL WATER DAMPENS EASTER HOLI
FISHING IN SEA NOT WITHOUT ITS
WAR- riAYS HEATING UP SALTWATE?
FIRELIGHTING CASES INCREASE IM
PENLANO LANOS NARROW VICTORY I
DUCK STAMP EXHIBIT SET FOR LI=
TRAPPING SERVES VALUABLE WILC.
INCREASED ACCESS, ALCOHOL POSE
LAND A WHOPPER? STATE RECORO 3
CATCHING ANO RELEASING BASS: S
NATIONAL FISHING WEEK RESULT n
CURRITUCK HUNTING GUIDE TAKES
HUNTtR SAFETY. ETIQUETTE TOPIC
VIRGINIA GROUP HOPES FISHING »
SALTWATER FISHING PROSPECTUS S
QUESTION REMAINS: WHAT CLASS «
PICKING RIGHT TENT MAKES BIG 1
HEAT WAVE PUTTING DAMPER ON FI
PRECAUTIONS HELP PREVENT THEFT
INCREASE IN DAILY DEER LIMIT T
FISHING PROVES TOPS AMONG PREF
STRONG WINDS SLOW FISHING OFF
STRIPERS. BASS RUNNING STRONG
HEAT, ILL WINDS HAMPERING SALI
SHIP SOON TO BECOME FISHING R:
RAIN, WIND DULL FISHING UUTL03
STATE PRUCEEOS CALMLY WITH PL«
FIRST DOVE HUNTING DATES DRAWI
FEWER WATERFOWL PREDICTED IN '
NEW REGULATION PROTFCTS BASS
COMMISSION GETS NEW FUNOING
SALTWATER FISHING SETTLES INTJ
FEWER HUNTERS, ANGLERS SPENT >
N.C. ANGLERS NOTE A KINGLY ABS
BALO EAGLES RELEASED WITHOUT 4
COOL WEATHER PLAYING TRICKS OV
FEW CHANGES PLANNEO IN N.C. Wl
TRIO OF FISH HEAT UP ACTION A.
ODES PLAYED SIGNIFICANT FACTO'
NORTHFAST wIhO PROVES FICKLE I
WILOLIFE COMMISSION ADOPTS WAT
EAGLE POPULATION NO LINGER OE"
OIANA THREW COLD WATER ON COA">
BLACK DUCK HARVEST DOWN IN 193
CLINE
FOR PACIFIC FISHERMEN
FEEOING BIRDS MAY NOT BE THE THRILL...
E STRIPER STATUS
INCREASING PRESSURE
HT OF SPRING SEASON
OX FUROR
EQUAL ACCESS' TO FOX
LAKE FISHING
N.C. MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE
ST FISHING
DULE
ACTIVITY
MONEY
DGE
NGLER WHO GETS THE FISH ON LARGE LAKES
RKS UP N.C. SALTWATER FISHING
TODAY
RN FOR THE BETTER
N N.C.
ERVIijG HUNT ING
YS BREEOING SUCCESS
H 01 SE4SE
CHANNEL *ASS
NT SCHEDULE
OR APRIL 17-19 IN ORANGE CO.
LOLIFE MANAGEMENT
RNATIVE
TRAPS
OR FISHERMAN
DAY FISHING
REGULATIONS
FI SHING
N.C.
N JORDAN EVENT
E ANO SCIENCE
IFF MANAGEMENT ROLE
SAFETY PROBLEMS AFLOAT
OOK LIES IN WAIT
OME CDNOEMN IT...
F RISING TIDE
WORLO GOOSE CALLING TITLE
S FOR YOUTH CUT ING
N A 10 IN COURT
HAPING UP AS JUNE OEVELOPS
ACING FOR GOVERNOR'S CUP?
IFFERFNCE
SHING
OF BOATS
OPS 1984-95 RFGULATIONS
ERRED SPORTS
COAST
AT KERR ANO GASTON
WATER FISHING NEAR SHORF
EF
K
NS FOR SWAN HUNT
NG NEAR
8".
ROUTINE
ECORD AMOUNT FOR LICENSES
ENCE
hitch
N.C. SALTWATER FISHEPMEN
TFRFOWL SFASONS
ONG COAST
IN INCREASED WHITE-TAIL HARVEST
N EFFECTS ON N.C. FISHING
ERFOWL REGULATIONS
LINING
TAL FISHING
3-84
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
S J 3/20/94 A 4 L
S 2 3/23/84 A 4 L
H 2 4/06/84 B 1 N
H 3 7/17/84 B t N
S 2 4/26/84 0 5 P P S76
H 2 2/10/94 A 1 N B81
H 2
H 2
7/15/B4 A
9/14/84 B
4 N U80
2 0 F HOI
S 2 5/29/84 A I N C05
H ? 5/3D/84 A 3 N
S 2 5/30/84 A 1 P N C05
H 3 5/31/84 B 1 D N K45
S 2 11/15/94 D 2 P F 871
H 2 11/23/84 0 7 P R W66
S 2 U/27/84 C 5 P R 971
H 2 U/30/84 0 7 P F W66
2
6/15/84
0
1
P F
W66
2
6/15/94
0
8
P F
W66
2
6/17/84
D
10
I
1
7/06/84
C
I
N
2
1/01/84
8
9
N
W60
2
1/06/84
C
3
N
W60
2
1/08/84
B
10
0
W60
2
1/13/84
C
3
N
W60
2
1/15/84
C
11
U
W60
2
1/20/84
c
3
u
W60
2
1/22/84
c
10
P N
W6D
2
1/22/84
c
1 0
N
W60
2
1/27/84
c
3
U
W60
2
1/29/84
B
11
P N
W60
2
2/03/84
c
3
N
WbO
2
2/05/84
c
15
P U
W60
2
2/10/84
c
4
0
W60
2
2/12/84
C
12
P U
W60
2
2/17/84
c
5
U
W60
2
2/19/R4
B
9
P u
W60
2
2/19/84
B
9
o U
W60
2
2/24/84
C
4
N
W60
2
2/26/84
C
1?
u
W60
2
3/02/84
c
4
N
W60
2
3/04/84
C
10
U
W60
2
3/11/94
c
12
U
W60
2
3/16/84
c
4
N
W60
2
3/18/84
c
14
P N
W60
2
3/23/84
c
4
N
W60
2
3/25/84
c
12
U
W60
2
3/30/84
c
3
N
W60
2
4/01/84
c
9
U
W60
2
4/06/84
c
4
U
W6D
2
4/09/84
B
10
U
W6D
2
4/13/84
c
4
U
W6D
2
4/15/84
3
8
P F
W6D
?
4/20/84
c
3
U
W60
2
4/22/84
B
11
P N
W60
2
4/27/94
c
3
U
W6D
2
4/29/84
c
15
N
2
5/04/94
c
3
0
W60
2
5/06/94
B
13
N
W6D
2
5/11/84
C
4
U
W6D
2
5/13/84
C
10
U
W60
2
5/18/94
C
3
u
W60
2
5/20/84
C
8
u
W60
2
5/25/84
C
3
N
W6D
2
5/27/84
c
11
N
'W60
2
6/01/84
c
3
N
W60
2
6/03/84
c
7
N
W60
2
6/08/94
c
4
N
W6D
2
6/15/84
c
4
U
W6D
2
6/17/84
c
13
U
W60
2
6/22/84
c
3
N
W6D
2
6/24/84
c
13
N
W66
2
6/29/94
c
4
N
W6D
2
7/01/84
c
11
U
W60
2
7/06/84
B
3
N
W60
2
7/D8/R4
C
11
U
W60
2
7/1 3/84
c
3
N
W60
2
7/15/94
c
11
P U
W6D
2
7/20/94
c
2
II
W60
2
7/22/84
c
11
U
W6D
2
7/27/84
c
4
N
W6D
2
7/29/94
c
14
o N
WbO
2
3/03/84
c
5
U
W6D
•>
8/05/84
c
15
N
W6D
2
8/10/84
c
3
N
W60
2
8/12/84
c
1 1
N
WbO
2
8/17/84
c
*
U
W60
2
8/19/84
c
12
N
WbO
2
8/24/84
c
5
U
WbO
2
8/26/84
c
[ 5
U
WbD
?
8/31/84
c
5
U
W60
2
9/02/94
B
13
N
WbD
7
9/07/94
c
3
N
W60
2
9/09/84
c
13
N
W60
2
9/14/84
c
2
N
W60
}•
9/21/94
c
4
U
W60
2
9/23/84
c
12
U
WbO
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8* -
INDEX
12/51/8*
POST-DIANA FISHING ON N. C . CO'ST [N HIGH GEAR
TREE STANOS PR03LFM ON ARFA GAME LANDS
DROP IN wATFRFOWL NUMflERS CAL.ED I NS I GN I F IC AN '
GEORGIAN'S FISH TALE: IS IT WHOPPER OR NOT?
HURPICANE'S WINDS DON'T HURT =1SHING
THE DANGERS OF COUNTRY LIVING
UNSEASONAL TEMPS HAVE CASTAL ANGLERS ASKING, WHERE'S THE CHILL?
NCBRASKA BAN ON LEAT CO'iLD PR1VE TO BE OMEN
BASS TOURNAMENT ANGLERS NOT JJSr FISHERMEN ANY LONGER
MUSIC FOR THE * A.M. WONDERING s
FIRF-L [GHT [NG CASFS QN RISE
OUTDOORS NORTH CAROLINA 5Xpg
OUTDOORS SHOWS WILL BE HIGHLIGHT OF SPRING SEASON
N.C. FEDERATION SPONSORING EXPO
OUTER BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
N.C. BEACH EROSION TASK FORCE 3AI0 NEEDED
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING FRICTI1N BETWEEN N.C. VA.
ORIGIN OF OUTER BANKS OIALECT STILL A MYSTERY
BF SURE YOU HAVE A RESERVATION BEFORE DRIVING TO N.C. FESTIVITIES
EROSION STUDY COMPLETED
HIGH TIDES 1L0CK TRAFFIC
MAN PLEAOS GUILTY TO INVOLVEMENT IN t37 MILLION DRUG SMUGGLING RING
11-MILE ROAO ON OUTER BANKS O'ENED
THE OUTLAWS I GANG I
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE GANGS
CHARLOTTE POLICE PRObE MOTORCYCLE GANG SLAYINGS
•IN PRISON, ON THE RUN, OR OEAD: DECLINE OF ONE MOTORCYLCE GANG...
C 1
S
S
1 T
PAGE 555
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N F
E
L Y
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TATE
C
PG
L P
RYL
H 2
9/28/9*
C
2
U
W60
H 2
7/30/8*
c
9
N
W60
H 7
10/05/8*
c
*
U
W61
H 2
10/07/e*
c
11
u
WbO
H 2
10/12/8*
c
3
u
WbO
H 2
10/1*/B*
c
13
u
W60
H 2
10/10/8*
c
*
N
WbO
H 2
10/21/8*
C
11
U
W60
H 2
10/26/8*
c
3
U
WbO
H 2
10/28/8*
c
1 1
U
W60
H 2
11/02/8*
c
*
N
WbO
H 2
11/00/8*
c
*
P U
WbO
H 2
u/ii/a*
c
4
P U
WbO
H 2
11/19/8*
c
9
N
W60
H 2
11/23/84
c
5
(1
W60
H 2
11/25/8*
c
7
U
WbO
H 2
11/30/8*
c
3
N
WbO
H 2
12/16/8*
c
1 1
P N
WbO
H 2
12/23/8*
c
1*
U
WbO
H 2
1/20/9*
c
3
U
WbO
H 2
3/18/8*
c
1*
N
s
H
S
S
s
s
H
H
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/27/8* A
b/12/8* C
b/23/8* A
7/11/8* C
7/20/84 C
10/15/94 A
10/20/9* C
11/0 3/8* A
1
1
15
10
*
5
3
10
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
s
H
2
2
7/05/8* C
9/2*/8* A
5
12
M
N
OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OURHAM PHYSICIAN NAMED 'OUTSTANDING WOMAN'
OVARIAN CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
TALCUM POWDER MAY BE HEALTH Rt S<
OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
SEE ALSO ORUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
PHARMACISTS SAY NEW COLO ORUGS SIMPLY VARIATIONS ON OLD THEMES
UNDER-THE-COUNTER ORUGS STI» CONTROVERSY
OVERPASSES
SEE ALSO PRIOGES, DURHAM
OH, NO
OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC.
BOX PLANT TO BE 3UILT IN WARR! N COUNTY
BOX PLANT TO BE BUILT IN WARR'N COUNTY
AREA INDUSTRIES GET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
GROUNO IS BROKEN FOR NEW INDUSTRY IN WARREN COUNTY
OWENS-ILLINOIS PLANS TO CLOSE EDEN PLANT
OwLS
MUSEUM GETS SAW-WHET OWL
OXFORD, N.C.
SEE ALSO EARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
DEVELOPMENT FIRM SHELVES PLANS TO BUILD APARTMENTS
ONLOOKERS. OFFICERS TFNSE IN MANHUNT
SEARCH CONTINUES, SPREADS TO JXFORO
POSSIBILITY OF ARSON PROBED 11 DOWNTOWN OXFORD FIRES
TALK IN OXFORO IS DOMINATED BY MANHUNT
THREE AREA MEASURES BECOME LAW
OXFORO CITY HALL, FIRE STATION SOLD FOR COUNTY COMPLEX
GRANVILLE PLANS NEW COUNTY COMPLEX
EMPLOYEES ON STRIKE AT INDUSHY IN OXFORO
OXFORO, N.C, INDUSTRIAL OEVELOP"ENT
NEW DEPARTMENTS MAY CREATE J03 S AT OXFORD PLANT
OXFORO, N.C, STREETS
ACTION SET TODAY ON OXFORD LOOP
OXFORO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OXFORO WANTS TO UPDATE SEWAGE TREATMENT
OXFORD CITY COUNCIL
OXFORD CITY HALL, FIRE STATION SOLD FOR COUNTY COMPLEX
OXFORO CITY HALL
OXFORD CITY HALL. FIRE STATION SOLD FOR COUNTY COMPLEX
OXFORO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC.
THIEVES HIT TWO CONSTRUCTION SITES
OXFORD HILLS APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. APA<TMENTS
DEVELOPERS LOSE APARTMENT SUIT
OXFORO MANOR
ENTHUSIASM, COOPERATION PROPEL LEARNING CFNTERS
TFEN GANG ROCKS POLICE; NO ARRESTS
OxFORO ORPHANAGE
SUPERINTENDENT NAMED
ONLY THING THIS SANTA NEEDS IS THREE CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS
OOLLS DONATED FOR 'SANTA' MOSTE'S FRIFNDS
A SANTA TO THE ORPHANAGE
WISHES COME TRUE
OEB PARTIES ENHANCE AREA HOLIDAY SEASON
OXFORO PUBLIC LEOGER (NEWSPAPER!
OXFORD PUBLISHER DIES AT a*
OXFORC PUBLISHER DIES AT 8*
OXFURO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH ACHIEVERS
BEACH-GOING GRADS
S 2 12/27/B* A b p N
S 2 */ll/8* A
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 2
H
1/03/8* A 1
8/01/8* C *
0 F B30
U
S 2 1/11/8* C 1 P P Mbb
2/10/8*
2/11/8*
*/03/8*
*/07/9*
10/25/9*
2
1
1
1
11
S 2 7/11/64 C
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 1
2
2
2
S 2
H 1
S ?
H 2
2/24/84 B
b/0b/84 B
b/06/9* B
b/0*/94 B
b/07/P4 B
0/23/94 B
b/28/94 A
b/28/84 C
8/04/84 C
N 046
N 04b
N L30
N
N 881
N
N
N L30
N
N HbO
N J5b
N
H 1 10/10/84 8 I N HbO
H 2 12/14/84 B 1 N 04b
H 1 12/14/84 B 1 N H60
H 2 6/29/8* A 1 N HbO
H 2 b/28/8* A 1 N HbO
H 3 12/15/8* C 1 N
H 3 7/18/8* B 1 N W3b
1/13/9* A *
8/23/8* B 1
7/01/84 A
11/23/84 B
11/24/8* A
11/30/8* A
12/21/84 A
12/25/84 B
12/31/94
12/31/8*
3/2*/9* B
b/23/8* A
H*5
H*5
S7b
S76
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
[ N U 6
SUBJECTS
PAGt 556
1/14/85
BOOSTERS AIM...
HOMECOMING UPCOMING
CHRISTMAS AROUND T.HE WORLD
nxFORO WE6E HIGH SCHOUL SPORTS
OXFORO WEBB WINS AWARD FOR TRIANGLE
OXFORD WFBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
WEBB STEALS SHOW. STOPS FALCOMS, 57-54
PAKRISH GIVES SOUTHERN WINNING EOGE
WEBB TAKES TU"N HANDLING HOT 'OTATO AGAINST FALCONS
JORDAN KNOCKS WEBB FROM TRIAN3LE LEAD
TRIANGLE SEEOS AWAIT OUNN-WEB3 GAME
WEBB MPS VANCE TO STAY UNBEATEN
OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. F03T9ALL
WEBB'S CAPPS RESIGNS AS HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
TOMMY PARKER NAMED WEBB'S FOOTBALL COACH
OAKLEY EXPRESS CLIPS VIKINGS
OAKLEY ON THE RISE: UNEXPECTED SUCCESS OF WEBB'S STAR TAILBACK.
WCBB SNARES SOUTHERN IN OT : OAKLEY'S TO LIFTS WARRIORS TO WIN
OT LOSS DEFLATES SOUTHERN'S HTPES
SOUTHERN, OXFORO BOTH WINNERS
FOOTBALL INTEREST PEAKING IN OXFORO
WEBB FNJOYS UNLIKELY SUCCESS STORY
TRIANGLE 3-A SHOWDOWN IN OXFO> D IS 'IT' FOR THE WARRIORS
UIG PLAYS SPARK WEBB BY E. WA<E
DOES 'OESTINY' LAPEL FIT WEBB'
WEBB CAPTURES TRIANGLE
WFBB ROARS "AST CLINTON
WEBB ROLLS OVFR CLINTON. 35-15
A CURTAIN OF STEELE
WFBB MEETS S. GUILFORD IN 3-A PLAYOFF
WEBB RALLIES FY INDIANS FOR BERTH IN STATE SEMIS
ROLL UP ANOTHER FOR PARKER. WARRIORS
■THE TI»E IS NOW': AS WEBB'S cOOTBALL FEVER RAGES.
CAN OXFORO WEBB KEEP UP ITS GI AN T-K I LL I NG WAYS?
WEBB'S DRIVE FOR FINAL RUNS [M TO TARCBOROI
VIKINGS HALT WEBB
V4NHOOK GETS BID TO BOWL
WFBP TOPS ALL-TRIANGLE SELECTIONS
TRIANGLE COACHES °ICK TFAM
WEBB LEADS ALL-AREA FOOTBALL
OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GIRLS
WFBB GIRLS BASKETBALL FROM RASS TO RICHES
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE'
OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
WEBP'S MASTERY COMPLETE OVER 3-A TRACK FOES
OXYGEN
SCIENTISTS TO TEST CANCER IDEA
OZONE
OLYMPIC OFFICIALS WORRY OVER SMOG
PACE
SEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EOUCATION
SEE PARENTS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF GIFTED EOUCATION
PCA INTERNATIONAL
PCA INTERNATIONAL TO SKIP DIVIOENO
PCB (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSI
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATHENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY, N.C, LANDFILL
WOULD-BE BUYER HAS PCB PAST
STATE ENGtNFER SAYS TESTS SHOJ PCB LANDFILL SAFE
EPA TO DECIDE PCB SITE CLEANU' UNDER FUND
SITE CONTAINING PCB INSPECTED
FIRM TOLD TO CLEAN UP PC B-CONT AM I NATEO SITE
PCB CLEANUP TO BEGIN MONDAY
PCB TO BE REMOVED FROM PLANT SITE
MAN CHARGED WITH MAKING THREAT
STATE SUES COMPANY OVER PCB FINES
TRUCK SUSPECTED OF LEAKING PC3 S
TRAILER FOUND AT TRUCK STOP MAY HOLD PCPS
HELMS'S STANO ON SUPERFUNO'S HELP TO STATF HIT
SOIL CONTAINING TRACES OF PCB FOUND IN ASHEVILLE
PERSON-ALITY (ACRONYM!
SEE PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
9/29/84
12/22/84
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SEE PREMENSTRUAL SYNDRO"E
PR-24
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
GOOOBYE NIGHTSTICK, SO LONG S-APJACK-
■OEPUTIES GET PR-24
THRIFT SHOPS
THRIFT SHOP GETS PERMANENT SP"> T
CHECKING MERCHANDISE
PTA THRIFT SHOP TO OPEN SATURDAY
PTA THRIFT SHOP TO OPEN ITS DOORS
THRIFT SHOP OPENS
BAGS, BAGS AND MORE BAGS
AOOPT-A-TOY
PTA THRIFT SHOP HOLDS GRANO OPENING
PTA COUNCIL BEGINS SHARING WEALTH
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS PTA THRIFT SHOP I AU I
THRIFT SHOP EARNS 16.500 FOP SCHOOLS
THRIFT SHOPS EARN 1223,804 F0> CHAPFL H I LL-C ARRBORO SCHOOLS
THRIFP SHOP IDEA BOOMS
THRIFT SHOP FASHIONS
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SEE PRAISE THE LORD
PUSH
SFE OPERATION PUSH IPEOPLF UNIT=D TO SAVE HUMANITYI
SEE PUSH FOR EXCELLENCE INC.
P. H. POSE STORES
SEE ALSO ROSE'S STORE INC. IHEN3ERS0N, N.C.I
P.H. ROSE SALE COMPLETED
PAC-MAN IVIOEO GAMEI , „„.
PAC MAN ON THE RUN? OVERKILL HURTING ARCAOES
PAIN
SEE ALSO PACKACHE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PELVIC PAIN CLINIC
SEE ALSO MIGRAINE
H 1 1/28/84 B 1 N
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I M D E
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PAGE 557
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LOwFR BACK PAIN IS WIDESPREAD IN U.S.
POSTURE MAY UF KEY TO HELPING BACK PAIN
N.C. PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS HE'S GIT CHRONIC PAIN 'CUBE1
DUKE'S PELVIC PAIN CLINIC CAN AIO THOSE WITH CHRONIC PROBLEMS
DUKE STUDIES NECK PAIN SYNDROME
CLINIC TREATS JOINT PAIN
HUMANE PILL GAINING
SPEAKER: MASSAGE MAY RELIEVE 'PAIN IN NECK-
COMPASSION MISSING
PAIN RELIEVERS
SEE ALSO ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO ENDORPHINS (NATURAL MORPHINE I
SEE ALSO HYPNOSIS
SEE ALSO IBUPPOFEN IDRUGI
VISION TESTING KIT IS FREE FO' ASKING
BREATHE OFEEEP. RELAAAAX...
THF PAINS AND PLEASURES OF PARENTHOOD I BOOK I
PROBLEMS IN RAISING LARGE FAMILY LEAD TO WRITING HUMOROUS 3O0K
PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO ART
SEE ALSO PORTRAITS
NFW ARTWORK
FOR SALE: ONE OLD WAR PAINTIN3 - Air) BY 22 FEET
A SCENE FOR THE SEASON
THP PAIRING PROJECT
SEE ALSO FklENDSHIP FORCE IN N.C .
ASHEVILLE GROUP HANTS BAN ON SOVIcTS LIFTED
PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SFE ALSO TERRORISM
U.N. DELEGATE DISPUTES REPORTS ON ARAFAT TALKS
PALMER MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
CROONER'S WIOOW VISITS ALMA MATER
PALMS RESTAURANT
MORE DATA SOUGHT ON CENTER SITE LAND
CITY COUNCIL ASKS INFORMATION ON DURHAM CENTER'S HOTEL SITE
COUNCIL VOTES TO »UY LANO
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT PALMS RESTAURANT
VOTE MAY OETERMINE IF RESTAURANT REOPENS
PURCHASE OF LEASE SOUGHT FOR CENTER
COUNCIL TO GET PLAN FOR CLOSING PART OF AVENUE
GAS-POWERED BOAT BAN URGED FO* LAKE MICHIE
"AMLICO-TAR RIVER FOUNDATION
NEW FRANKLIN GROUP AIMS TO PR1TFCT TAR RIVER BASIN
PANAMA
N.C. AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN LE NO HELPING HAND IN PANAMA
MORF N.C. GUAPOSMFN MAY SEE DJ TY IN PANAMA
■SEE THE WORLD' APPLIES TO MO' E THAN NAVY
PANAMA CANAL
SFE ALSO TREATIFS
PANAMANIAN-U.S. TREATIES DO NOT EXIST
PANCAKE SALE
FLAPJACK PROFITS HIT tlO,500
PANCAKE SALE SET
PANC"EATIC CANCEP
SEE ALSO CANCER
DUKE UNIVERSITY RFSEARCHERS STUDYING PANCREATIC CANCER
PANDAS
JESSE JACKSON OPENS A CAN OF VORMS
PANEL CONCEPTS, INC.
GREENSdORO TO GET PLANT
PANNELL. KERR, FORSTER
MURPHREE LEAVES CENTER FUTURE MURKY
PANTYHOSE
PANTYHOSE THEFTS LEAD TO ARRESTS
PANTYHOSE HOLES
PAPAOAYO (RESTAURANT!
PROOUCTION LINES AT LCM MOVE TO LONGER WORKDAY
PAPER BAGS
BAGS, BAGS AND MORE BAGS
PARACHUTE JUMPING
OESCENOS WITH OL 0 GLORY
PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, PARACHUTES
PARACHUTE JUMP MADE HIS POINT
HOLDING BIG BUBBLE
PARADES
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, OURH AM
SFE ALSO FLOATS
SEE ALSO MUMMERS PARAOE
MINI FLOATS
THE PASSING PARAOE
CELEBRATING
PPOCESSION
DOUBLE CELEBRATION
VRITISH RED COATS HELP TAR HEELS CELEBRATE
DURHAM GROUP TO BACK INAUGURAL PARADE FLOTA
UURHAM COUNTY TO FLOAT 3 INAUSURAL UNITS
REAOY FOR PARADE
PARANOICS
SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAVS
PAP APSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PSYCHICS
PARAPSYCHOLOGY PIONEER'S FAME WANING
PARASITES
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12/31/84
S U B J E C
MIGRANTS' INFECTIONS ARF STUOIED
NEW TFST DETECTS DEVASTATING = ARASITE
OAR ATKANS IT
SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
TRANSIT MEETING SLATED
PARATROOPERS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. PARACHUTES
N.C AIR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN L; NO HELPING HAND IN PANAMA
THE JUMPING GENERAL: GEN. JAMJS LlNOSAY KEEPS UP WITH HIS TROOPS
PARDONS
see par"le
see presidential paroohs
see prisoners. n.c. pardons
rapent-school relations
parents get f for apathy
parent-teacher association
pta requests summer school sc-i ol ar shi p s
pta seeks scholarship funds f3 r summer school
school fund raising eyed
jobs. activities on pta agenoa
pta meets tomorrow
pta officers
pta selects new officers
watts school plans special orientation
educator recognized
pta thrift shop holds grano opening
thrift shops earn s223.804 fo» chapel hill-c arrboro schools
thrifr shop ioe« booms
papents fop. the advancement of gifted education
see also children, girted
gifted student report hearo
gifted, talented will meet ne't friday in asheville
30ard supports reading progra"
group to aid gifted to meet
gifted prog1a" to be cut
parents involved in preschool education
see also durham county schools. parent involvement
see also speech pathology
•chilo's play' is learning
PAR ITY
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
•INS" AND "OUTS' OF PARITY
PARK-AND-RIUE
PARK-ANO-RIOE SITES ALONG 1-43 SUGGESTED BY ADVISORY GROUP
RARK ONE INDUSTRIAL PARK
NEW PLANT TO LOCATE IN TRIANGLE
SILICON-WAFER PLANT OUE IN COJNTY
NEW RTP COMPANY TO HIRE FROM DURHAM
PARK PLACE WEST
FINANCING SET FOR PARK PLACE JEST
PARK RANGERS
PARK WATCH PROGRAM LAUDED
PARKER-HANNIFIN CORP.
INDUSTRIAL PROSPECT REVEALS HENTITY T& TOWN
INDUSTRY WANTS TO USE PART OF VACANT BUILDING
BOARD GETS INDUSTRY PLAN
TOWN CLEARS way FOR INDUSTRY
TOwN CLEARS WAY FOR NEW INDUSTRY
TOWN GETS NEW COMPANY
PARKING LOTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PARKING
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. PARKING
PANTS TO PARKING
HIGHER DOWNTOWN PARKING FEES DISCRIMINATE
LACK OF BIDS OELAYS PAVING AT 2 SCHOOLS
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUNCIL AGENDA
PARKING TICKETS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
PARKING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, PARKING AREAS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
HIGHE' FINES NEED SUPPORT
SCHOULS COLLECT MONEY FROM CITY PARKING FINES
PARKING TICKET fines IN ESCROW
GRAHAM HIKING PARKING FINES F= CM $1 TO *5
HIGHER PARKING FINES WON'T IM'ROVF SAFETY
BUOGET ASKS PAY INCREASE FEE HIKE
PARKING FEE INCREASE IDEA PROMPTS QUESTIONS
HIGHER FINES "AKES SENSE
KCJOOS FOR DURHAM POLICE
BURLINGTON MAY UP PARKING F I Nr S
SOUTHERN DURHAM MAY GET NEW PARK
A FINE IDEA
PARKINSON'S OISEASE
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAM<= S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
PARKINSON'S GROUP FORMING
DOCTOR SEES PROMISE IN BRAIN-1RAFT TREATMENT
BRAIN GRAFTING MAY HELP DISORDERS
PARKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FNO RIVER 'ARK
SEE ALSO NORTHGATE PARK
SEE ALSO ROCK DUARRY PARK
SEE ALSO WHIPPOORWILL PARK
DOWNTOWN SCENE i
2 PARKS IN DURHAM RECEIVE 1403.00" IN STATE GRANTS
SOUTHERN DURHAM MAY GET NEW P»RK
CITY GETS FUNDS FOR PARK
PARK WATCH PROGRAM LAUOEO
PARK PLANS BENEFICIAL
PARKS, OURHAM, ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ALCO"JL
SEE ALSO PUBLIC PROPERTY DRINKHG BAN
PSO, CITIZENS ARGUE OVER CONFRONTATION
BEER REPORTS CONFLICTING
PARKS, N.C.
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1/14/85
SEE ALSO FNO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF STATE PARKS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF PARKS ANO RECREATION
SEE ALS? UMSTEAD STATE PARK
STATE PARKS SHOULD AVOID PRIVATE DEALS
PROPOSED BUDGET WOULO CUT PAR< FUNOS
STATE PARKS MILL BE DISCUSSED
MORE MONEY IS URGED FOR PARKSt RECREATION
EASE OF USING PARKS PUTTING STRAIN ON STAFF
PARKS ARE CREDIT TO STATE
MORE PARK LAND AND STAFF TO BE SOUGHT
STATE IGNORES PARKS PROGRAM
ENO BACKERS GET RESULTS
ENO RIVFR GROUP URGES tlB MILLION FOR STATE PARKS
ENO RIVER GROUP SEEKS «18 MILLION FOR PARKS
N.C. PARKS MAY RECEIVE MORE FEDERAL FUNOS
PARKS AND RECREATION OEPT.
SEE DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
PARKWAY HOMES CO.
VANCE BUSINESS EXPANSIONS WILL ADD 300 JOBS
PARKWAY PLAYHOUSE
SEE ALSO THEATERS. N.C.
PARKWAY PLAYHOUSE OPENS 38TH SEASON
PARKWAY PLAZA
PARKWAY PLAZA ADDITION
PARKWOOO [DURHAM, N.C. COHMUNITYI
PRE-SCHOOL IS ONE OF A KINO
PARKWOOO FIRE INSURANCE RATIN3 TO BE UPGRADED
PARKWOOO WOMEN FINO WAYS TO USE HERBS IN CRAFTS
OFFICE ZONING STUDY APPROVED
CENTER AGREEMENT EXTENOED
PARKWOOO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CLOWNING
PARKWOOO GETS INTERIM PRINCIPAL
PARKWOOO LAKE
PARKWOOO WOMAN PULLED FROM LA<E
PARKWOOO VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS.. DURHAM COJNTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE OEPTS.. N.C. VOLJNTEER
PARKWOOO FIRE INSURANCE RATING TO BE UPGRAOEO
FIRE RUINS TWO BUILDINGS
PARKWOOO AREA CLARIFIED
PARKWOOD STATION NO. 2
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PAROLE
SEE ALSO N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
QUICK PAROLE FOR CONVICT A DISTURBING POSSIBILITY
REFORMED INMATE SHOULD GO FRE5
FAIR SENTENCING ACT PRODUCING RESULTS ANO CONTROVERSY
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVEO
TOO DANGEROUS TO BE FREE
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
PROSECUTOR BLASTS PAROLF SYSTEM
CAPTUREO ESCAPEE WILL BE PAROLED
LAW REVIVES AUTHORITY TO GRANT EARLY PAROLE
SELF-REFORMED ESCAPEE OFSERVES TO BE SET FREE
•NEW1 PAROLE IDEA FLAWED
SOME OFFICIALS SAY NEW PAROLE LAW CUASING PROBLEMS. URGE ITS REPEAL
CONGRESSMAN RAPS DECISION ON 1 RUG DEALER
NO PAROLE FOR SMUGGLER
PAROLE VIOLATIONS
PERSON M»N HELO ON
N.Y. WARRANT
PART TIME JOBS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
THEY'LL FINO A OUICK PAYDAY AT THE OLD
PARTIES
SEE ALSO PROMS
ENTERTIAINING:
'BUZZARD'S ROOST'
IMAGINATION, N3T MONEY, COUNTS
PARTNERS IN ECUMENISM
SEE ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT
SEE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
PARTY-GOERS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, BUSES
PARTY-GOERS TRANSIT WANTS TO 3PERATE OURHAM ROUTE
AIM OF SERVICE: BUS PARTY-GOERS
PASCHALL, N.C.
MANHUNT SWARMS AROUND TINY PASCHALL
PEACEFUL PASCHALL AGAIN 'QUIET AS A GNAT*
PATENTS
SEE OUKE UNIV. PATENT OFFICE
SEE U.S. PATENT AND TRAOEMARK OFFICE
PATERNITY SUITS
SEE ALSO BIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILO SUPPORT
WOMAN TO DROP SUIT AGAINST WA< E OISTRICT ATTORNEY
PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE HEALTH CARE, PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS
PATIO HO»ES
PATIO HOMES TO BE STUDIED
PATRIOTISM
SUPER PATRIOTS
PATTERSON MEDAL
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
WALSH. POHERTY HONORED
PATTIE'S JEWELERS
MERCHANT NABS SUSPECT IN JEWELRY THEFT
PAVING CONTRACTORS
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SUBJECTS
p»ge 560
1/14/85
SEE ALS" BUILDING CONTRACTORS
GRAflO JURY INDICTS THREE MEN
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR 4.2 »ILE; OF INTERSTATE 40
FOUR HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDE"!
2 CONVICTED OF TAKING CONTRACTORS1 GIFTS
LACK OF BIOS DELAYS PAVING AT 2 SCHOOLS
CONTRACTOR PLEADS GUILTY
nfw BIO-RIGGING PR08E POINTS TO high OFFICIAL
PAY TV
see also cable television, u.s.
see also 'elevision
orange judge pules against 'season ticket" tv
ourha" cable blackout lifted
tv-basketball deal unfair to i cc fans
courts give fans a break
fir" scraps 'season ticket' basketball cn cable tv
•season ticket' ends casle. new tv plans
season ticket fouls out
basketball notes
■seasoil ticket' heading is postponeo until jan. 30
•no pay. no play' (cartooni
season ticket suit dismissed
•hats off to the attopney general'
some people wanted to pay for tv games
hf helped consumers
payment- in-k ind program
agribusiness "ay increase ouri ng 1994
peabody award
wral. news network win peabody awaro
peabody st.
looking at durham
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(ARBOR REMINDS OF NEED FOR VIGILANCE
THE WAY TO PEACE
PEACE MARCHERS HEADED FOR MOSCOW
PEACE COLLEGE
WOMEN'S COLLEGES SEEN THRIVING
PEACE CORPS
AGENCY FUNDING VS. USEFULNESS
HER AFRICA IS LANO OF INTENSE HEAD. FPIFPJOLY PEOPLE
PEACE TI"E LT0.
ASHEVILLE COMPANY SELLS 'GOV. JIM' WRISTwaTCh
PEACH POWL
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
PEACHES
FREEZE COULD CA"AGE PEACH TREES IN DURHAM
N.C. PEACH GROWERS KEEP FINGE'S CROSSEO
PEACH GROWERS KEEP EYES ON THERMOMETERS
OUTLOOK IS GOPO FOR PEACH CROP
OUTLOOK IS PEACHY
CROP INSU°ANCE WILL COVER PEACH GROWERS
»EAK LOAD PRICTiG
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES
OUKE POWER PLANS LOAD-CONTROL TEST
PEANUTS
peanut program gets suppopt
n.c. peanut growers defend crop program
pearl harbor
see also world war i i
a day of infamy: pearl
pearl harbor 'ecalleo
pearson elementary school
saluting jusic
song writers sing
ready to 3elt out a number
bridging generation gap
patrol wins contest
pearsontown elementary school
safari in fairylano?
pearsontown principal retiring
search for principal to begin
sprucing up the school
north carolina day
balloons and more balloons
ole! and all that
fairy tale dramas planned at school
YOUNGSTERS PITCH IN TO HELP
PEAT
PFAT MINING 3UESTI0NE1
N.C. "AS LESS PEAT THAN ESTIMATED
PEAT SPONSORS GET PARTNERS
PEAT BOGS
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
PEAT MINING OUESTIONEO
STATE HAS LESS PEAT FUEL THAN ESTIMATED
PEAT PLANT OENIED MORE ASSISTANCE
PLANS FOR PEAT PLANT SCRAPPEO
PEAT MINING BACKERS STILL HnP= FOR BOGS USE
FIRM TO TEST ofAT ENERGY PROC- SS
PER-IT SOUGHT FOR N.C. PEAT TESTING SITE
PEAT mfihaNOL ASSOCIATES (»«l
N.C. -AS LESS PEAT 'HAN ESTIMATED
PFAT PLANT OENIFD MOKE ASSISTANCE
PLANS FOR PEAT OLANT SCRAPPED
PEAT "INING BACKERS STILL HOP- f3r ^ocs USE
WETLANOS PROTECTION TAKES A TJRN FOR THE BETTER
PEAT MINING
SEE PEAT BOGS
PEDEN STEEL CO.
CAROLINA STEEL BUYS PEDEN PLANT
PEEPING TO"
PUBLIC SAFETY WORKER CHARGED
MAN CONVICTEu IN PEEPING CASE
PEER COUNSELING SERVICE
SEE OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINJING EDUCATION
AFTER la YFARS
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 561
1/14/05
SEE GUIDANCE COUNSELING
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY D1SEASF
SEE ALSO DISEASES I SEE ALSO NAMFS OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
OUKE'S PELVIC PAIN CLINIC CAN AID THOSE WITH CHRONIC PROBLEMS
PEMBROKE STATE UNIV.
INDIAN STUDY PROGRAM A FIRST IN NORTH CAROLINA
PEMBROKE UNIVERSITY WANTS NAM? CHANGE
PEN PALS
SEE ALSO LETTER WRITING
KOREAN STUDENTS WANT AMERICAN PEN PALS
FARAWAY FRIFNDS FINALLY MEET
PENDER COUNTY, N.C., ELECTIONS
BALLOT ERROR BRINGS CALL FOR
LECTION
PENOERGRAPH AND THOMERSON ELECTRIC CO. INC.
DURHAM FIRM FACES eiO RIGGING CHARGES
REVIEW SET IN BID RIGGING
DURHAM MAN GIVEN SENTENCE IN B 1 0 PIGGING
DURHAM MAN SENTENCED IN AIRPORT BIO-RIGGING CASE
PENILE IMPLANTS
SEE ALSO PROSTHETIC OEVICES
INFLATABLE DEVICES HELP MANY IMPOTENT MEN
SEMINAR ON MEMORY LOSS WILL Br OFFERED THURSDAY
THE PENINSULA GROUP
JUDGE POSTPONES DECISION ON MICA REORGANIZATION
PENINSULA PILOTS (BASEBALL TEAMI
LAMB. WAGNER GROUND PILOTS. 14 -0
BULLS' BIG INNINGS SINK PILOTS. 8-1
BULLS ROMP
BULLS PAO LEAO WITH 5-3 WIN
DAY. PILOTS STOP BULLS
PILOTS SWEEP BULLS. GAIN 1ST 'LACE
BULLS RALLY IN 9TH, TOPPLE PILOTS. 5-4
INGLE'S HIT KEYS BULLS OVER PILOTS
BULLS FALTER AGAINST PILOTS
CANO PITCHES BULLS TO SPLIT WITH PILOTS
KNOX SHOWS CONSISTENCY IN BULLS' DRIVE
BULLS SHOOT FOR NO. 40
BULLS LOSE FIRST-HALF FINALE
OLD TIMERS LEAD BULLS TO VICTORY
ROSARIO'S HR WINS FOR BULLS
ONE ACE GOES. ANOTHER SHOWS ON BULLS' STAFF
BULLS OVERPOWER PILOTS
BARBOSA HAS FAMILIAR SEAT AS "ENINSULA TOPS BULLS. 7-2
PILOTS END PULLS' STREAK AT FIVE
OFSPITE AVERAGE. BRAVES SEE P1TENTIAL FOR WAGNER
INJURY-PRONE FRISHMAN BATTLIN". EOUR-YFAR JINX
PILOTS EDGE dULLS. 11-10. ON JAY'S SINGLE IN 10TH
RALLY IN 7TH KEYS PILOTS
BULLS DROP ANOTHER; LOSING SHEAK AT 5
LAMB PITCHES. BATS BULLS TO 13-5 OEFEAT OF PILOTS
LAMB LEADS BULLS IN WIN
BULLS RAINED OUT 4TH STRAIGHT OAY
PILOTS SWEEP BULLS IN PRE-PLAYOFF DUEL
PILOTS SWEEP TWO FROM BULLS
PILOTS STEER WAY TO SECOND STRAIGHT SWEEP
PILOTS BIOE HOT STREAK INTO PLAYOFFS VS. BULLS
OURHA" AND PENINSULA NO STRANSERS IN PLAYOFFS
ROSARIOS SUPPLY HEROICS AS BULLS SWEEP PILOTS
ROSARIU GETS l.OOOTH HIT
BULLS WIN ONE. COME HOME FOR 2
BULLS CAPTURE SOUTHERN TITLE
BULLS SWEEP PILOTS FOR 0IVISI3N CROWN
NEW OWNER WON'T MOVE PILOTS
PENLAND SCHOOL JF CRAFTS
LUCY MORGAN REVIVEO WEAVING
PENMANSHIP
SEE ALSO WRITING
HANOWRITING: ANALYST SAYS PERSONALITY'S WRITTEN ALL OVER IT
PENNSYLVANIA
SEE ALSO PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA
SEE ALSO THREE MILE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
NFW VINEYARDS: CHURCH PROGRAM BRINGS UNEMPLOYED WORKERS FROM PENN...
PENNY'S FURNITURE STORE
COUNCIL SESSION TUESDAY LOOMS PIVOTAL
SCALED-OOWN CENTER OFFERED: P. AN PROPOSES IMMEDIATE START,...
PFNNY GETS MORE TIME TO ANSWER CITY SUIT
MURPHREE LEAVES CENTER FUTURE MURKY
PENNY SAYS PLANS HALVES OBJECTIONS
PENRITH ROAD
GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATION
PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C.. STATE EHPLOYEES. PENSION FL'NO
SEE ALSO PETIREMENT PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, RETIREMENT PLAN
SFE ALSO WOMEN, PFNSION PLANS
STATE OFFICIALS REPORT PENSIOV FUND SOUGHT
UNITED NATIONS PENSIONS OUT OF LINE WITH OTHERS
PENTAGON
SEE ALSO MILITARY
PENTAGON SHOUOL SHARE BLAME F3H SATELLITE STORY
PENTHOUSF MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZ INES
ADULT MAGAZINES NO LONGER SOLD IN WARPENTON
PASSING PARAOE
DARE COUNTY IS DARING
PEOPLE EXPRESS INC.
PEOPLE EXPRESS COMING TO GREESNBOPO
AIR FARE WARFARE HITS ROU
PEOPLE FOR THE AMERICAN WAY
WHOSE 'AMERICAN WAY' 00 EVOLUTIONISTS SEEK?
GROUP WANTS CAMPAIGN CODE USED IN N.C.
GROUP SAYS MANY TEACHERS IN N.C. ' SFL F-C ENSOR ' TO AVOIO CONTROVERSY
CITIZENS' GROUP ASKS PQLITICI1NS IN N.C. TO STEM TIOE OF NEGATIVE...
GROUP BEGINS CAMPAIGN IN N.C. TO SEPARATE RELIGION FROM POLITICS
PEOPLE UNITED TO SAVE HUMANITY
SEE OPERATION PUSH (PEOPLE UNITED TO SAVE HUMANITY!
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S 2 8/04/04
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11/20/84
12/20/04
1/26/84
3/05/04
9/08/84
9/20/84
10/12/84
10
1
2
10
21
13
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
s i r
E L V
C PG L P 8YL
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANC=
PANEL JKS LITY INTERVENTION I 'I UTILITY'S RATE-HIKE CASE
RATE HEARING COVERAGE SLIGHTED PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
GILHORE GETS ENDORSEMENT
ENDORSEMENTS ARF ANNOUNCED
'PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE' SNUBS TWO
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. N.C.
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKS SPAUL3ING
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE BACKING KNOX
CANDIDATES GIVEN SUPPORT
PROPOSAL THAT LEO TO INTRASTATE PASSENGER TRAIN BEGAN IN GREENVILLE
PEOPLE'S BANK AND TRUST CO. (ROCKY MOUNT. N.C.I
PROFIT AT PEOPLES BANK UP SLIGHTLY
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
DESPITE HYPE, REMEDIES AREN'T EASY
DISMAL STORY OF ORAFLEX ENDS J I TH A WHIMPFR
AMALGAM FILLINGS FOR TEETH MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS
NO EVIDENCE THAT NATURAL VITAMINS ARE WORTH THE PRICE
ORUG PREVENTS OR SHORTENS DURATION OF FLU
OIET, EXERCISF CAN CUNTROL CH1LcSTEROL
CONTKAOICTJRY DRUG STUDIES CAJSE CONSUMER CONFUSION
NICOTINE GUM OFFERS MAY TO SHAKE SMOKING HABIT
ORUGS MAY BE CAUSE OF MEMORY LOSS
OPUG FOR ULCERS CAN CURE FORM OF FOOD POISONING
PHYSICIANS. PHARMACISTS HAVE 3EST DRUG ANSHFRS
PRIMROSE IS THE LATEST ENTRY IN THE CURE-ALL SWEEPSTAKES
WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MOUSSE IN YOUR HAIR?
CONTROVERSY JVER USE OF AMALGAM IN FILLINGS CONTINUES
NEW ANTIHISTAMINE SAVES ALLERSY SUFFERERS F°0" SLEEPINESS
WATCH OUT FOR HIDDEN SURPPISES FROM ASPIRIN
VITAMINS ARE COMMON CAUSE OF IHILOHOOO POISONING
NEW HEART ATTACK DRUG SHOULD SAVE THOUSANOS
COFFEE ADS CAUSE CONFUSION
MEN'S BIRTH CONTROL PILL ON HORIZON
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS HAVE HIDOEM SIDE EFFECTS
ORUG INTERACTIONS INTERFERE WITH LABORATORY TESTS RESULTS
POPULAR PAIN RELIEVER TO JOIN OVEP-THF-COUNTE R MARKET
SOUND-ALIKE DRUG NAMES SPELL TROUBLE FOR PATIENTS
NEW HOPF OFFEREO FOP MIGRAINE VICTIMS
FDA OELAYS MAKE PUBLIC SUFFER
NEW ERA IN DRUGS READY FOR BLAST-OFF
DRUG TREATMENT CAN HELP EASE ACUTI- MOUNTAIN SICKNESS EFFECTS
UNDER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS STIR CONTROVERSY
RADIOLOGISTS OUESTION REPORTS OF X-RAY RISKS
MOTHERS TORTURE CHILOREN WITH FIRST AID
SHOTS TO STAY HEALTHY ARE STILL IMPORTANT FOR CHILDREN
BREATHING AEROSOL SPRAYS CAN IE HAZARDOUS
PHARMACISTS LAMENT LOWLY STATJS
PHARMACISTS ANGRY ABOUT MAIL-3ROER ORUGS
CONFLICTING CAUTIONS TO PREGNANT WOMEN CAUSE CONFUSION
INFANTS FACE WHOOPING COUGH VACCINE SHORTAGE
EVERYONE IS A WINNER IN GENERIC ORUG WARS
CALORIE INTAKE KEY TO WEIGHT LOSS. NOT OIET FADS
DRY MOUTH MISERY SHOULD BE T AC EN MORE SERIOUSLY
DRUG NUT DOING WHAT EXPECTED
MILLIONS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS DEPENO ON MEDICINE
NEW USES FOR OLD ORUGS CREATE CONFUSION
BATHROOM MEDICINE CHEST COULD BE TOXIC WASTE SITE
DOES POPULAR SLEEPING PILL PRODUCE ADDICTION?
ANTIBIOTIC ABUSE IN LIVESTOCK CAN CAUSE HUMAN ILLNESS
MFN AND WOMEN REACT OIFFERENTLY TO DRUGS
SUGAR ANO SPICE ISN'T ALWAYS MICE
WRONG NUMBE°S GIVEN TO ORDEP TAPES ABOUT RELAXATION
TRAGEOY ABOUT DES WON'T GO AWAY
WRONG NUMBERS GIVEN TO OROER TAPES ABOUT RELAXATION
PEOPLE'S TEMPLE
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
PEPPERS
MANANA NOT JUST ANOTHER DAY FOR J AL APENO- E AT I NG CONTESTANTS
PEPPER CHOMPING CHAMP
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO.
•PEPS! GIRL' SUCCUMBS
FIRST 'PEPSI GIRL' OIES
PEPEGRINE FALCON
PEREGRINE FALCONS TO BE RELAESED
FOUR YOUNG FALCONS ARRIVE AT FOUNTAIN
PERFHRMANCE APPRAISAL PLAN
EVALUATING TEACHERS
NCAE OFFICIALS OFF BASE IN GAJGING PUBLIC VIEWS
PERFUME
THE SWEET-SMELLING INFANT
MOST TRUCKERS LIKE THE SMELL.
SOME BALK AT PRICE
H 2 2/23/84 B
H 2 4/03/84 A 4
S 2 4/06/94 C I
S 2 10/30/84 A 6
H 2 11/01/84 B 2
I N S51
A L
PERIMETER PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
PARK HAS BIRTHDAY; 'RAPIO GROWTH' SEEN
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECFSSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
PERIOD CLOTHING
SEE ALSO COSTUMES
SEE ALSO FASHION
WHAT THEY WORE
PERJURY
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARSES
PERKINS NUCLEAR STATION IDAVIE COUMTY, N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AMO S.C.
DUKE POWER LOSES CERTIFICATION FJR N-PLANT
PERPETUAL SAVINGS C LOAN ASSOCIATION
BANK PLANS EXPANSION
PEPRIER WATER
SEE ALSO WATER. BOTTLED
DOCTOR TAPS WATER LORE
PERSHING PLOWSHARES
N.C. MAN AMONG GROUP CONVICTED 'N DEFENSE PLANT BREAK-IN. VANDALISM
FLA. DROPS STATE CHARGES AGAINST FIGHT PROTESTERS
PERSIAN GULF AREA
SEE ALSO OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES
5/02 /HA B
6/02/8 A B
6/04/84 A
11/01/84 A
H 2 2/09/84 A 20
s
2
1/04/84
C
3
u
s
2
1/11/84
C
10
u
s
2
1/18/84
c
1 1
u
s
2
1/25/94
c
2
u
s
2
2/09/94
c
2
u
«
2
2/22/84
A
8
u
s
2
2/29/94
c
12
u
s
2
3/07/84
c
4
u
s
2
3/14/84
c
3
u
s
2
3/21/84
c
5
u
s
2
3/28/8".
A
6
u
s
2
4/04/84
c
5
u
s
2
4/11/84
c
10
u
s
2
4/18/84
c
11
u
s
2
4/25/84
c
2
u
s
2
5/02/94
c
8
u
s
2
5/09/94
c
3
u
s
2
5/l*/84
A
3
II
s
2
5/23/84
A
9
u
s
2
5/30/B4
A
16
G
s
2
6/06/94
c
9
u
s
2
6/13/84
A
15
u
s
2
6/20/84
c
18
u
s
j
6/27/84
c
12
u
s
2
7/04/94
c
3
u
s
2
7/11/84
c
2
u
s
2
7/18/84
c
5
u
s
2
7/25/84
c
2
u
s
2
8/01/94
c
4
u
s
2
8/15/84
c
4
u
s
2
3/22/84
c
2
u
s
2
8/29/94
c
4
u
s
2
9/05/94
A
5
u
s
2
9/12/84
A
16
II
s
2
9/l°/P4
c
4
u
s
2
9/26/84
c
2
u
s
2
1D/U3/34
A
16
u
s
2
10/10/84
A
8
u
s
2
10/17/94
A
5
u
s
2
10/24/84
A
18
u
s
2
10/31/94
c
7
'J
s
2
11/07/84
c
3
u
s
2
ll/14/"4
A
8
u
s
2
11/21/84
c
11
u
s
2
11/29/94
c
16
u
s
2
12/05/94
c
5
u
s
2
12/12/84
A
19
u
s
2
12/19/94
B
4
u
s
2
12/20/84
A
2
N
s
•j
12/26/84
A
14
II
s
i
12/26/84
A
14
N
H
H
3
2
10/G3/84
10/07/84
C
B
I
1
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N
p
F70
S
H
2
2
5/29/84
5/30/84
C
A
4
7
0
0
H
H
2
7
5/17/64
5/22/84
A
C
8
1
p
N
N
s
s
2
2
1/31/94
10/10/84
A
A
4
4
E
E
H
H
2
2
11/10/94
12/05/84
A
A
4
6
D
P
H
F
HOI
s
H
2
2
6/15/84
12/02/84
c
0
1
11
N
N
C60
L41
2
5/27/84
E
I
2
10/27/84
D
3
2
2/15/84
B
5
1
1/09/84
B
5
2
3/01/84
A
6
2
2
7/27/84
7/28/84
A
A
9
6
I SEE ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIESI
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECT
P 0
[RAN OIL: "DO YOU THINK IT WOJLO HELP IF HE CUT THE PRICE...?" tCARTOONI H 2
PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
SFE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED TO PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
PERSON COUNTY, N.C AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS, N.C.
PERSON COUNTY OK S BUYING SIX TRACTS FOR AIRPORT
GRANT APPROVED FOR PERSON AIR'ORT
STATE PANEL UK S MONEY FOR AIR'ORT
PERSON COUNTY INVITES BIDS ON AIRPORT PROJECT
V«. FIRM TO HONOR ITS SIO ON 'tRSON AIRPORT WORK
PERSON AWAROS CONTRACT FOR WO! K ON AIRPORT SITE
GROUNDBREAKING IS HELD AT PERSON AIRPORT SITE
PFRSO'I AIRPORT BIOS DELAYED SIX WEEKS
AIRPORT OECISIONS DUE
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, 8U0GET
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY FINANCE DEPT.
PFRSON POARD HIRES FINANCE DIRECTOR
39 l/2« TAX RATE PROPOSEO
PERSON ADOPTS 39 1/2C TAX RATE
COMPETITION WAS KEEN FOR COMMJNITY GRANTS
PERSON REPORTS BUOGET SURPLUS SHOULD MEAN NO TAX INCREASE
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
PERSON COMMISSIONERS GET RESU-TS OF COMPUTER STUOY
RERSON COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
14 FILE FOR SFATS ON PERSON B3ARD
BREEZE AND EILY WIN SEATS ON SCHOOL BOARO
2 JOIN PERSON SCHOOL BOARD
PERSON COMMISSIONERS ELECTION DECISION IS EXPECTED PY JUNE
HOUSE, SENATE PASS PERSON PRIMARY BILL
OCT. RUNOFF POSSIBLE IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON SCHEDULES RUNOFF IN COMMISSIONERS' RACE
BLACKS ELIHINATEO IN PERSON RJNOFF
FIVE CANDIDATES SEEKING THREE PERSON COUNTY POSTS
DEMOCRATS WIN THREE SEATS ON 'ERSON BOARO
'ERSON COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
AREA PLANNERS EXPECT INDUSTRY, POPULATION GROWTH
MOST PERSON CANDIDATES URGE PLANNING FOR GROWTH
ALAMANCE, PERSON AMONG COUNTIES GETTING GRANTS
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, LANO-USE PLAN
PFRSON MANAGER SEEKS BOARD'S HELP WITH LANO-USE PLAN
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
PERSON ADOPTS 39 l/2e TAX RATE
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
PFRSON MANAGER SEEKS BOARD'S ^LP WITH LANO-USE PLAN
PERSON COUNTY AIRPORT
SFE PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
2 JOIN PERSON SCHOOL BOARD
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PERSON OFFICIALS URGE STREAMLINING
SOME PERSON CETA SPENDING IS QUESTIONED
PFRSON COUNTY COMBINES SEVERAL OEPART-ENTS
PERSON COUNTY JOINS KOXP-ORO R" V I T AL 1 Z AT ION
PERSON COUNTY OK S bUYING SIX TRACTS FOR AIRPORT
ROOF REPAIR URGED AT PERSON SLH03LS
PERSON PUARD HIRES FINANCE DHECTOR
PTRSON COMMISSIONERS GET RESU.TS OF COM»UTE» STUDY
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OKS STAGGE'ED TERMS IN PERSON ELECTIONS
VA. FIRM TO HONOR ITS BID ON "EPSON AIRPORT WORK
PFRSON AWAROS CONTRACT FOR WO! K ON AIRPORT SITE
MOST PERSON CANDIDATES URGE PLANNING FOR GROWTH
PFRSON COURTHOUSE ANNEX CALLEO SOUND
PERSON MANAGER SEEKS "CARD'S MELP WITH LAND-USE PLAN
PERSON BOARO HEARS ISSUE OF CP CL TAXES
PERSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS WILL VOTE THURSDAY
PERSON REPORTS BUDGET SURPLUS SHOULO MEAN NO TAX INCREASE
PERSON AIRPORT BIDS DELAYEO SIX WEEKS
PARKING DISPUTE AIRFD AT MEETING OF PERSON BOARO
PcRSON'S BOARD LKS AGREEMENT WITH ARROWOOO
PERSON COUNTY C OHM I SS IONFRS , BUDGET
PFRSON SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDS HIKE
39 1/2IZ TAX RATE PROPOSED
PERSON ADOPTS 39 1/2Z TAX RAT;
SOME COUNTIES FACE HIGHER POLICE RETIREMENT BILL
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
14 FILE FOR SEATS ON PERSON B^ARD
STAGGERED, FOUR-YEAR TERMS ARE QUESTIONED
PERSON COMMISSIONERS ELECTION DECISION IS EXPECTED BY JUNE
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OKS STAGGERED TERMS IN PERSON ELECTIONS
BILL WOULO SET PERSON COUNTY PRIMARIES ON SEPT. 6
HOUSE, SENATE PASS PERSON PRIMARY BILL
PERSON GROUP URGES '-MEMBER C3UNTY BOARD
16 FILE FOR PERSON BOARD SEATS
CANDIDATES FORUM SET IN ROXRO^O
MOST PERSON CANDIDATES URGE PLANNING FOR GROWTH
PERSON DEMOCRATS TO VOTE THURSDAY
OCT. RUNUFF POSSIBLE IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON CANDIUATES CONSIDER RU'IOFF
PERSON SCHEDULES RUNOFF IN COMM I S S IONFR S' RACE
CANDIDATE FILFS TO BE IN RUNOFF
6 CANOICATES IN PERSON COUNTY RUNOFF
BLACKS ELIMINATED IN PERSON RJNOFF
FIVE CANDIDATES SEEKING THREE PERSON COUNTY POSTS
DEMOCRATS WIN THREE SEATS ON °ERSON BOARO
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TERMS
STAGGERED, FOUR-YEAR TERMS AR=
OUESTIONFO
PERSON COUNTY COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK CITIZENS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OKS STAGGERED TERMS IN PFRSON ELECTIONS
PERSON GROUP URGES 7-MEMBER C3UNTY BOARD
PERSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
PERSON COURTHOUSE ANNEX CALLE"> SOUNO
PERSON COURTHOUSE PLANTFR UPRIOTEP BY COMMISSIONERS
PERSON COUNTY FINANCE OEPT.
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, BJ0GET
PERSON BOARO HIRES FINANCE OHECTOR
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12/20/84
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C
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H 1 2/08/84 B 1
S 2 5/09/84 A 6
H 1 5/10/84 B 1
H I 6/01/84
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H 1 6/15/84
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H 2 9/07/84
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A
1 N L40
H 1 11/02/84
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1 N
H 2 11/07/84 A 13
H 1 2/14/84 A 1 N L30
H 1 8/30/84 B 1 N L40
H 1 12/01/84 C 1 N
H 1 9/1 1/84 C 1 N L40
H 1 6/20/84 B 1 N
H I 9/11/84 C 1 N L40
H I 5/10/84 B 1
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1/17/84
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1/25/84
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H
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2/21/84
B 1
N L30
H
1
4/03/84
B 1
N L30
H
1
4/17/84
B 1
N L30
H
1
5/0B/84
3 1
N L3P
H
1
6/0S/84
B 1
N L30
H
1
6/12/84
B 1
N H60
H
1
8/01/84
3 1
N
H
1
8/07/84
3 1
N L40
H
1
8/30/84
B 1
N L40
H
1
9/01/84
3 1
N
H
1
9/11/84
C I
N L40
H
1
10/02/84
B 1
N L40
H
1
10/03/84
C 1
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H
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11/20/04
C 1
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12/04/84
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12/18/84
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H
1
12/29/84
C 1
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1 8/02/84 3 1 N L40
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1
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B
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H 2 11/07/84 A 13
H 1 5/04/84 B
H 1 6/12/"4 B 1 N H60
H 1 7/03/R4 B I N H60
H I 9/01/84 B 1
H 1 12/04/84 B 1
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A I
1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 56*.
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(>G I P *YL
PERSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HISTORIC MCGEHEE'S MILL SOLI TO TWO PERSON COUNTY MEN
PERSON COUNTY MANAGER
SOME PERSON CETA SPENDING IS OUESTIONEO
ON THC JOB: MIKE RUFFIN HAS Bl EN MANAGER IN PERSON COUNTY FOR
°EPSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
AREA HOSPITALS AWAIT EFFECTS OF FEE RULE
PERSON HOSPITAL TO BE UPGRADE}
PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM ROAO CRiW
TWO JUMP FENCE AT PERSON PRISON
ESCAPEES CAPTURED
2 PERSON PRISON UNIT ESCAPEES ARE RECAPTURED
PERSON COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
PERSON COUNTY COMBINES SEVERAL
H 1 3/13/84 B I " F L30
DEPARTMENTS
PERSON COUNTY REGISTRAR OF OEEDS
PERSON AIRPORT BIDS OELAYEO SIX WEEKS
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEPSON COUNTY SCHUOLS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY 30AR0 OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO POXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN JR. HIGH SCHOOL IPERSON CO. I
REGISTRATION CLINIC SCHEDULED
SCHOOL FEGISTRATION OAY SET
BALLOONS: WIND CARRIES MESSAG=S FROM PERSON COUNTY...
ROOF REPAIR URGED AT PERSON SIHOOLS
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLSt BUDGET
SCHOOLS TO SEEK REPAIR MONEY
PERSON SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDS HIK=
PERSON AWARDS CONTRACT FOR WO? K ON AIRPORT SITE
PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF
SHERIFF'S CONDITION SAID TO B^ •GUAOOED1
MAN KILLED IN CONFRONTATION; SHERIFF SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
PERSON SHERIFF STABLE
SHERIFF DIXON REMAINS STABLE
SHERIFF THINKS OASH CAUSED ATTACK
PERSON SHERIFF IS DISCHARGED = ROM HOSPITAL
PARKING DISPUTE AIRED AT MEETING OF PERSON BOARD
PERSON COUNTY UNITED
PERSON UNITED WA
MAY CAMPAIGN
Y WILL GIVE Y»CA PROGRAM «3.000 A YEAR
PERSON JUNIOR HIGH SC
SEE SOUTHERN JR.
PERSON SENIOR HIGH SC
SFE KOXROPO/PERSON
PERSONAL CARE PLAN
SFE ALSO HEALTH IN
HEALTH PLAN MEM.8
BLUE CROSS PLAN
PERSONAL COMPUTER
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SFE ALSO HOME BANK
OURHA" JOBLESS
SOFTWARE: AT THE
COMPUTER JUNKIES
FROM SOUTH, NORT
CARRY-ON COMPUTE
PERSONAL INCOME, U.S.
SEE ALSO SALARIES,
DEFINITION OF «P
PERSONALITY GROUPS
HURRIERS, WORRIE
PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PER
PERSPIRATION
SWEATING: USUALL
PEST CONTROL
SEE INSECTS. PESTS
PEST EXTERMINATORS
SEE ALSO INSECTS,
NO TWO DAYS ARE
PESTICIDES
SEE ALSO HERBICIDE
SEE ALSO INSECTICI
SOME TRACES OF E
STATE may TEST G
STATE OFFICIALS
STATE MAY IMPnSE
LARGE AMOUNTS OF
EOB TRACES CALLE
OVERSIGHT BLAMED
INSPECTORS CHECK
CAKE M[x RECALLE
WATER-LINE PACT
MAN S»YS HE LOST
HOOL
IGH SCHOOL (PFRSON CO. I
HOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
SURANCE
ERSHIP INCREASES IN N.C. IN "83
GOT SHORT SHRIFT
ING
ATE 3RD LOWEST DURING JANUARY
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THE LATEST AOOICTS?
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RS: COMPANIES COHPETE TO PRODUCE A TRULY PORTABLE MODEL
U.S.
OOR1 ELUDES FEDERAL BIGWIGS
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FOB FOUND IN N.C. MILLS
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FOP EBB'S EXEMPTION FROM REGULATION
FOR EDP
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STATE JOB DUE TO SPEECH
PET CEMETERIES
PET CEMETERY: OVER 900 ARE BU'IED THERE
PET PREVENT-A-CARE
COUNCIL AGREES
PETER ADONIS SHOW
PETFR ADONIS SHO
PETITIONS
LOWE'S GROVE PAR
PETS
SEE ALSO DOG CONTR
SEE ALSO DOGS
SHE FFRRtTS OUT
OFFICIALS ENFORC
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ING PET LAW
S HAPPY ENOINS
K90
H 2 4/12/84 B 1 P F L30
H 2 7/25/84 B 1 N S51
S 2 2/16/84 D 3 P F
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I N D E
12/31/84
PROPOSED PET LAM FLUKED
PET OWNERS «OWL; ORDINANCE GETS MORE STUOY
PET OWNERS HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES. TOO
FAMILY'S CRITTER COLLECTION C3UNT IN HUNOREDS
UNRULY ANIMAL'S BEHAVIOR NOT <=FFOPT TO PUNISH OWNER
CATS RECEIVING TOP PET RATING
PRIMARILY, EMILY PAINTS PETS I WITH MUCH PATIENCE)
STEPS GIVEN TO LOCATE LOST PETS
NFw LAW WON'T STOP PLAYING WITH PETS
HOLIDAYS CAN EE STRESSFUL TO PETS
PETTI G«EW ST.
COUNCIL WANTS TRAIN SHELTER 03WNTOWN
CHANGING DEPOT SITE SHOULD RE POSTPONED
AMTRAK OKS PETTIGREW SITE FOR HEW TRAIN SHELTER
SHELTER TO BE ON PETTIGREW
PFEIFFER COLLEGE
PFEIFFER COLLEGE TO GIVE DEGREE TO MRS. SEMANS
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO ELI LILLY AND CO.
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD ANO DRUG ADMINISTRATION
EXPIRING PATENTS THREATEN DRUG INDUSTRY
DUKE ECONOMIST SAYS DRUG FIRMS ARE FEFLING AN ECONOMIC SQUEEZE
PHARMACISTS ANGRY ABOUT MAIL-3ROER DRUGS
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
PHARMACISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
PHARMACISTS SAY NEW COLD DRUGS SIMPLY VARIATIONS ON OLO THEMES
PHARMACIST DISPENSES ADVICE WITH MEOICINES
PHARMACISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
RESIDENTS CAN CALL IN QUESTIONS ABOUT DRUGS
PHARMACISTS. U.S.
PHARMACISTS LAMENT LDWLY STATJS
PHI BETA KAPPA
STUDENTS HONORED
STUDENTS INITIATED INTO PHI BF T A KAPPA
"HI DELTA THETA
MONEY TAKEN FROM FRATERNITY
PHI KAPPA PSI, CELEBRITY AUCTION
OUKE FRATERNITY AUCTION TO A P CANCER RESEARCH
OUKF FRATERNITY'S BENEFIT AUCTION SET FOR FRIDAY
GOING, GOME
PHI LAMBDA PHI
FRATERNITY FACES CONDEMNATION THREAT
DELTA HOUSE IN VIOLATION
PHIL OONAHUE SHOW (TV SHOWI
MUSANTE TO PE ON OONAHUE SHOW
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
SFE ALSO PENNSYLVANIA
A SHADOW OVER WILLIAM PENN
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA, ELECTIONS
PHILADELPHIA GETS FIRST BLACK MAYOR
PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
STATE PHILANTHROPIST KATHLEEN BRYAN DIES
KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN
PHILIP MORRIS TOBACCO CO.
IRS SEEKS S44 MILLION IN TAXEr FROM PHILIP MORRIS AFTER REVIEW
VENEZUELA CONTRIBUTIONS ilY TW3 CIGARETTE FIRMS MAY ORAW GROWERS* IRE
ROSE: CONTRIBUTION TO VENEZUELA WON'T HURT N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS
PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.
PHILIP morris OONATES TO TORNAOO VICTIMS
PHILIP MQRRIS REPORTS INCREAS! IN EARNINGS DURING SECONO OUARTER
PHILIPPINES
BRAVO BALLET PHILIPPINES
THE MANILA FOLDERS ICARTOONI
MARCOS OISMISSES GENERAL IMPLICATED IN AQUINO ASSASSINATION ICARTOONI
PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL I CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL /C ARR80R0 StHOOLS
HEAT CLOSES SCHOOL Eaijly
JARRETT NAMFD CO-PRINCIPAL
JARPETT NAMED CO-PRINCIPAL AT PHILLIPS
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACING ADDITIONAL MORALS CHARGES
POLICE MAKE NEW CHARGE AGAINST RILEY
PROBLEMS CITED WITH CO-PRINCIPALS AT PHILLIPS
CO-PRINCIPAL SYSTEM GETS SECOND CHANCF
BOARD OKS CONTINUING CO-PRINCIPAL PROGRAM
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
R.J. REYNOLDS IS SELLING TWO ENERGY BUSINESSES
REYNOLDS COMPLETES SALE OF ENERGY OPERATIONS
PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO FEAR
SEE ALSO FRIOAY THE 13TH
SFE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO "ENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
THE GROUNDHOG'S NOT ALONE II HIS FEAR OF SHAOOWS
THERAPY UNLOCKS PRISON OF FEAR
SEVERAL TREATMENTS CAN HELP PHOBIA SUFFERERS
AFKAIO OF VOTING? HOTLINE CAN HELP
PHONE MART
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO.
OF THE SOUTHEAST
PHOSPHATE
SEE ALSO "INERALS
TOUGH LAWS, MONEY NEEDED TO CLEAN WATER, PANEL TOLO
PHOSPHATE BAN HELD BEST WAY Tj CONTROL ALGAE IN N.C.
PHOSPHATE OETERGENTS BAN PUSHED
PHOSPHATES BAN BACKED
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N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
CITY STUDIES PHOSPHATE RESTRICTIONS
PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN WON'T CURE ALL ALGAE ILLS
TRY SELF-RESTRAINT
COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION ON PUBLIC SAFETY
BURLINGTON HEARS "LAN TO 'JAN PHOSPHATES
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN
WATER BOARD SETS "AY I AS DEADLINE FOR PHOSPHATE PLAN
3 OR 4 TAR HEELS RATE ENVIRONMENT GOOD OR EXCELLENT
N.C. PANEL BACKS BAN OF PHOSPHORUS IN SOAP
PANEL RECOMMENDS PHOSPHATE BAN
PHOSPHORUS CLEANUP COSTS ESTIMATED AT » I . 32 MILLION
HUNT** PHOSPHATE STAND PLEASES OMASA CHIEF
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL ESTIMATE RISES
PHOSPHORUS »EMOVAL MAY HIKE WATER BILLS
BUDGET HEARING SET FOR "0NOAY
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
COUNCIL UPGES PHOSPHATE BAN
PHOSPHATE SAN: SOLUTION OR BAMD-AID ON WATER HOES?
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD REJECT THE PHOSPHATE BAN
BOARO BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
MORE STUDY NEEDED FOR PHOSPHATE PLAN
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FOR BAN
PHOSPHATE BAN: SOLVES ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS BUT LEAVFS DIRT (CARTOONI
ASSEMBLY HAS MILLIONS TO SPENT
TAX MULLED FOR DETERGENTS THAT CONTAIN PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULO CUT TREATMENT COSTS
NEWER DETERGENTS HAVE FEWER PROBLEMS
ROAD BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
PROPOSED PHOSPHORUS LIMITS EXPECTED TO "E HEATEO TOPIC
PHUSPHATES: LOBBYISTS. SAN BACKERS TILT OVER DETERGENTS BILl
PHOSPHATE BILL HEAOS FOR HOUSE FLOOR - AND BITTER DEBATE
WASTE FACILITY BILL IS CLOSER TO BEING LAW
PHOSPHATE OETERGENTS BAN VOTED 3Y HOUSE
PHOSPHATE BAN RAILROADED ThROJGH COMMITTEE TO WIN
LIMITS ON PHOSPHATES IN DETERGENTS PASSED
STATE SENATE SHOULO TAKE TIME IN MAKING OECISION
PHOSPHATES BILL MAY NOT WASH
LATE HEARING may DOOM BILL ON PHOSPHATES
PRO-PHOSPHATE FORCES IMPRESS SENATORS
BIG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
USE PHOSPHATE-FPEE DETERGENTS
VOTE FXPECTEU TODAY ON OETEPG=NT BILL
PHOSPHATE BILL IS STUCK IN SENATE COMMITTEE
PHOSPHATE BILL BAILS IN COMMITTEE
PHUSPHATE BAN STILL STALLED
PHOSPHATES BAN LEGISLATION DYING
ROYALL SAYS LEGISLATURE WILL FINISH WORK TODAY
RULES CHANGF. PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
FIGHT FOR PHOSPHATE BAN TO RESUME. LOBBYISTS SAY
PHOSPHATE BAN COSTS TOO HIGH TO JUSTIFY. UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST, RESEARCHER SAYS
UNC REPORT FAVORS PHOSPHATE INDUSTRY
CITY SEEKING GSANT TO STUDY R=MO^AL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHORUS GRANTS SOUGHT
CANDIDATES CLASH ON «ASTE CONTROL
NASSIF: HAW RIVER POLLUTANTS WORSE THAN PHOSPHORUS
REPORT oN LAKES SUBMITTED
PHOSPHATE BAN. STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS BACKFO
BETTER CHANCE SEEN fop PHOSPHATE BAN
ANOTHER PANEL BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
TRIANGLE J BACKS PHOiPHATE BAM
STUDY PANELS AOVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
PHUSPHATE 3AN BACKED
PHOSPHORUS
COUNCIL TO GET RESERVOIR BIDS
FALLS. JORDAN QUALITY CONTROL PLANNED
FARMfos ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CLEAM LAKE FUNDS
NASSIF: HAW RIVER POLLUTANTS WORSE THAN PHOSPHORUS
PHOTO IDENTIFICATION INVENTORY
•SHOOT' YOUR VALUABLES FOR
A 'HOTO INVENTORY
PHOTOGRAPHERS » DURHAM
see also durham photographic arts society
see also photographers. n.c.
see also photography
gross wins award
menapace photo book coming out
ouke official wins 575,000 prize
photographers. international
•i thought i would be dead in minutes*
photographers. *.c.
see also photographers. Durham
see also photography
camera with a cause
he lived with aborigines
triangle photographers in g°e-nsboro show
irrepressible woman photographer captureo n.c. architecture
leaving messages in a bottle.. .
four new galleries opened in jurham, chapel hill
photographers. u.s.
JOHN HALL WORKS UN ROTH SIDES OF THE Camera: model. PHOTOGRAPHER
PHUTUGRAPHER IS ARRESTED
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
SEE DURHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO CAMERAS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER bqb TOCJMENTARV PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD. PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO FABRIC PHOTOGRAPHS
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, N.C.
PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES
A DAY IN LIFE OF AUSTRALIS WILL BE ON EXHIBIT AT DUKE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF AUSTRALIA OFFE' SLICE OF DAILY LIFE
SIMILARITIES. HALF A WORLD APART
PHOTO EXHIBIT SLATED
LANDSCAPES: TWO PERSPECTIVES
WINNER NAMED IN PICTURE CONTEST
YOUNG PHOTO- JOURNALISTS
TWO GROUPS WILL SPONSOR PHOTO CONTEST IN HENDERSON
F"EE CLASSES OFFERED
OUKF HELPS SPONSOR BLOM PHOTO EXHIBIT
AOTSEEN
IPAVEL PHOTOG'PHAY IS TOPIC FDR MEETING
STUDENTS WIN PHOTO AWARDS
SLEUTH SOLVFS D'JKE PICTUwE PUZZLE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
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N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
PHOTO COURSES IN HIGHLANOS
DANCE PHOTOS: EXHIBIT GOES FRTM ISADORA DUNCAN TO LAURA DFAN
SIXTH KERR LAKE PHOTO CONTEST SLATED SEPT. 1-2
PHOTOGRAPH* SHOW SET THIS WEE<EN0
•FOCUS ON .NATURE' SESSION OFFERED
PHOTO DISPLAY OPENS AT OUKE
PHOTOS ART INDEED IN STILL LIFE SHOWS
NEW GALLERY OPENS
TWO FRO" NCSU PLACE IN NIKON °HOTO CONTEST
WINNERS OF PHOTO CONTFST ANNOJNCED
ANSEL ADAMS' ART AT N.C. STAT:
AOAMS AND HINE: GRANDEUR. NOBILITY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
PHYSICAL EOUCATION OK IN SCH03L UNITS
CARE IS ESSENTIAL PART OF TEACHING PROGRAM
PHYSICAL EXERCISE
SEE EXERCISE
PHYSICAL
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LSO BUSINESSFS. N.C. PHYSICAL FITNESS
LSO OUKE UNIV. DUPAC PROGRAM
LSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. PHYSICAL EOUCATION
LSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PHYSICAL EOUCATION
LSO EXERCISE
LSO GOVERNOR'S AWAPO FOR FITNESS AND HEALTH IN BUSINESS AND INOUSTRY
LSO GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS
LSO HIKING
S TIME TO TUNE UP YOUR BODY
ELY SHOWCASE
THE SPOTLIGHT:
COLH WINNERS ALSO LOSE
-G TO SPONSOR SYMPOSIUM
SICALLY FIT: FnRMER BALLERINA WANTS TO HELP MATURE WOMEN
NESS TESTS START TODAY
RECEIVES AWARO FOR HEALTH. FITNESS
LTH t RECREATION ARE SPELL=0 I-B-M
BLAMED FOR POOR CONDITION OF STUDENTS
PE UP. YOUNG FOLKS
HEEL'S IN-MIGRANT SEEN HELPING STATE'S INDUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
RLOTTE FIRM'S OFFICIALS SURPRISED AT POPULARITY OF EXERCISE PROGRAM
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PHYSICAL THERAPY
CHANGE IN RULF RUBS THERAPISTS WRONG WAY
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
NEED FOR DOCTORS-
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
ASSISTANTS SEEN
PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATION
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EDUCATION
PHYSICIAN REVIEW COSTLY
STATE MEDICAL LICENSING UPHEL3 AS
IRIOOLOGIST' LOSES HIS APPEAL
PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
SHIELD LAW TO BE TESTED
ATTITUOES NEEO TO CHANGE. DOCTORS TOLD
PHYSICIANS. DURHAM
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL: NO NEEO F0"> MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
OURHAM DOCTORS SOUGHT
COUNTY 'MEDICARE DOCTORS' DIRFCTORY SHORT
DOCTORS SHOULD EXPLAIN MEDICARE DATA
STATE APPROVES REOUEST FOR MINOR SURGERY CLINIC
DOCTORS CHECK US IN AT BIRTH, SIGN US OUT AT DEATH..
DOCTOR WRITES BOOK ON OLYMPIC ATHLETES
PHYSICIANS. INTERNATIONAL
OOCTORS COMING TQ U.S.
COST I1DIA BILLIONS
PHYSICIANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS
SFE ALSO OENTI SIS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH STATE MEDICA. SOCIETY
SEVERAL AREA COUNTIES SEEN NErOING MORE OOCTORS
DOCTORS SHOULD REPORT CHILO A1USE. EXPERT SAYS
EVERYONE DUTY-BOUND TO REPORT CHILD APUSE
STATE MEDICAL BOARD LICENSES 104 PHYSICIANS
TO FEE OR NOT TO FEE
LIST SHOWS ORANGE LEADS
THERE'S NO 'DOCTOR GLUT' IN R.'RAL AREAS
DOCTOR MUST PAY IN CASH AND BLOOD
SHIELD LAW TO BE TESTED
A CASE OF JUSTICE
DOCTOR'S SENTENCE A RESPONSIBLE DECISION
DUI VEROICT SERVES JUSTICE
DOCTOR IS SOLO PRACTICE WORKS HIMSELF 'INTO AN EARLY GRAVE
STATE BOARO LICENSES PHYSICIAMS
STATE BOARO LICENSES NEW DGCTTRS
DOCTORS GET LICENSES
PHYSICIANS GET LICENSES TO PR»CTICE IN N.C.
PHYSICIANS. N.C. SALARIES
N.C. DUCTORS TO FREEZE PEES
FAMILY DOCTOR GROUP BACKS FEE FPEE2E
OOCTORS ASKED TO FREEZE FEES
N.C. medical SOCIETY URGES FREEZE ON PHYSICIAN FEES
BLUE CROSS OFFICIAL: OOCTORS '•AY RAISE HOSPITAL CHARGES
PHYSICIANS
TRIAL
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12/31/84
S U B J E C
WOMAN ASKS F3" 51 MILLION IN 1SSAULT SUIT
DELIBERATIONS START MONDAY IN ASSAULT CASE
JURY WEIGHING CASE AGAINST DOCTOR
JURY IN 2ND OAT OF OEL IP ER AT 13 N
CUNANAN JURY STILL DIVIDED <>-'
CUNANAN JURY STILL DELIBERATING
MISTRIAL ORDERED IN DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST CART PHYSICIAN
CASF MAT EE HEARD AGAIN
DOCTOR'S LICENSE REVOKED
OOCTOR IS OPDEREO TO RAT 1700' 000
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN MALPRACTICE SUIT AGAINST CART DOCTOR
SETTLEMENT IN CUNANAN SUIT REACHED
PHTSICIANSt U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERI
SEE ALSO BLACK
SEE ALSO MEDIC
SEE ALSO MILIT
SEE ALSO PHTSI
SEE ALSO POOIA
SEE ALSO SURGE
SEE ALSO WOMEN
DUKE REOUCIN
DOCTORS. PAR
PEDIATRICIAN
DOCTORS CPMI
OUKE "EDICAL
REDUCING DOC
OOCTOR GLUT
A SALUTE TO
MEDICAL BOAR
NOT ALL MEDI
PATIENTS CON
EXPERT PREOI
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COMPET ITION
DOCTORS SHOU
BILL ON FRE-
OR; POU°U BH
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PHTSICIANS
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ART PHTSICIANS
CIANS. N.C.. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
TRY
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, PHTSICIANS
G MEDICAL SCHOOL'S CLASS SIZE IDX
ENTS SHOULD TALK MORE ABOUT KIDS - RESIOENT
S SHOULD STRESS PREVENTIVE CARE
NG TO U.S. COST I10IA BILLIONS
FORUM LOOKS AT "OOCTOR GLUT'
TORS IS NOT PUBLIC-SPIRITED
IS SERVING AS CATALTST FOR CHANGE
DOCTORS...
OS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSUR SATS
CAL SPECIALISTS A< E EQUAL
TROLLING MEDICAL INDUSTRY? IT'S TRUE. SATS SPEAKER
CTS 'NEW DOCTOR
S 'TOO HIGH'
A BONUS
LD KNOW MORE ABOUT COMMUNITY
ZING DOCTORS' FEES UNCONSTITUTIONAL. COULD LEAO TO CARE..
IWANOI.IALA: THE WHOLE WORLD IS HER CLASSROOM, HER FAMILY.
LL TREAT DOCTOR'S ILLNESSES
PHYSICIANS. U.S., DRUG ANO ALCOHOL ABUSE
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUG APUSE
OUKE UNIT WILL TREAT DOCTOR'S ILLNESSES
SPECIAL DUKE UNIT TO HELP SUICIDAL, ALCOHOLIC DOCTORS
PHYSICIANS. U.S.. SALARIES
SEE ALSO MEDICAL FEES
OOCTO'S SUPPORT FREEZE
OnCTOR GLUT IS SERVING AS CATALYST FOR CHANGE
DOCTOR FEES COULD DROP
PIANO
SEE ALSO "US1CAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE ALSO PLAYER PIANOS
NEEDED: AN UNEMPLOYED PIANO
PIANO PLAYERS
HOW TO PLAY THE PIANO DESPITE YEARS OF LESSONS
PICCAOILLY CAFFTERIA
BURGLARS HIT COLLEGE INN AGAIN
MAN WITH SHOTGUN ROBS SOUTH SOUARE CAFETERIA
PICK THE WINNERS (DURHAM SUN SPORTS CONTESTI
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS!
PICK "ASKETPALL WINNERS; WIN « 50
WEATHFRS TAKES FIRST PRIZC IN SUN CONTEST
wALKUP WINS BASKETBALL PICKS
MILLER WINS PICK THE WINNERS
LIVINGSTON NOW DUUBLE WINNER
WOODS WINS WEEKLY PICKS
WILKERSON PICKS IT WINNERS
WOOOS WINS AGAIN
PICK THE WINNERS CONTEST RETLHNS
NAVT BIG WINNFR FOR CAROL PRI3GEN
DEACONS' VICTORY LETS LASSITE5 WIN
WILLIAMS WINS PICKS CONTEST
MIKE STANCIL WINS PICKS CONTEST
COX TAKFS PICKS CONTEST
WILLIAMS WINS CONTEST
LOFTIS "ICKS 19 -INNERS
BINGHAM CAPTURES WEEKLY PICKS CONTEST
PICK THE WINNERS
KATIE APPLE CAPTURES PICKS CONTEST
RIGSBEE WINS
PER°T CLAIMS PICKS CONTEST
PICK YOUP OWN FARMS
SEE ALSO FARMERS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS. M.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
PICK-TOUR-OWN BUSINESS PICKING UP FARM PROFITS
PICKET LINES
PEIOMONT FLIES TO LOS ANGELES
JUOGE PICKETED AFTER SUSPENDEC SENTENCE FOR CLERK
NAACP TO PICKET FOOD LION STO'ES
PICKETT ROAD
SIRENS 'WELCOME' PICKETT ROAD RESIOENTS
o I C N I C S
ENJOYING THE WEATHER
OINING OUT
°IECES (FILMI
SADISTIC FILM DANGEROUS TO YOINT PEOPLE
PROTESTED MOVIE WAS OEMFANING TO WOMEN
WOMEN'S GROUP SHOULD FIGHT ABdRTION. TOO
PIFDMONI AIRLINES
AIRLINE BEING SUED OVER BUMPY FLIGHT
PIEDMONT CARRIES MORE PASSENGERS
*TH (JUARTER EARNINGS SOAR FOR PIEDMONT
PIEDMONT AIRLINES GETS Tgo OF 12 DUTCH JETS
TWO AIRLINES TO OFFER FLIGHTS TO WEST COAST
PEIOMONT FLIES TO LOS A'IGELES
PIEDMONT AIRLINES STRETCHING ITS WINGS
PIEDMONT AIRLINES TO OFFER NEW FLIGHTS TO ORLANOO. FLA.
PIEDMONT IS FLYING HIGH SINCE DEREGULATION
YES. NEW YORK. THERE IS A DURHAM, N.C .
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PIEDMONT'S PASSENGER COUNT UP
Lf.M SAYS TEST BRANDS ARE OOIN". WELL IN WEST
PIEDMONT ADDS WEST COAST FLIGHT
PIEOMONT ANNOUNCES SAN FRANCISCO FLIGHTS
PIEDMONT AIRLINES BUYING ITS SIXTH BOEING 727-200
PIEDMONT DEFENDS HUB SYSTEM
PIEDMONT PLANS ROCHESTER FLIGHTS
AIRLINE PILOT MANEUVERS TO A VI 1 0 ANOTHER PLANE
ENGINE FAILS; PLANE LANOS SAFELY
OVER 1.3 MILLION FLEW ON PIEDMONT
PIEDMONT TU AOO FIVE MORE NONSTOP FLIGHTS
PIEDMONT TO TEST SYSTEM TO AV3I0 PLANE COLLISIONS
PIEDMONT RAISES SOME FLIGHT FJKFS
PIEDMONT AIRLINES MAY HAVE BEST YEAR EVER
PIEDMONT AIRLINES HITS «l BILLION SALES MARK
PIEOMONT AOOING" FLIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA
PIEDMONT ORDERS THREE MORE JETS
AIR FARE WARFARE HITS RDU
PIEOMONT AVIATION INC.
PIEDMONT AVIATION REPORTS PROc IT DURING FIRST QUARTER
PIEDMONT COMMON STOCK PAYS 7 CENTS PER SHARE FOR QUARTER
PIEOMONT, REYNOLDS REPORT PROMTS SOARED
PIEDMONT AVIATION ADDING FACILITIES
3 N.C. FIRMS CITED IN REPORT DN TAX BILLS
EXPERT SAYS CORPORATIONS PAID FAIR AMOUNT IN TAXES
PIEDMONT CORRECTIONAL CENTER
SBI'S PROBE UNCOVERS NO EVIDENCE OF ABUSE
SUSPENOEO PRISON OFFICIAL GETS POST
PIEOMONT ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
CO-OP GETS LOAN
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO.
PIEDMONT GAS INCOME UP 21%
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS BUYS BURLINGTON COMPANY
COMPANIES TO CUT NOVEMBER GAS BILLS
PIEDMONT PLANTATION: THE 8ENNEHAN-: AMfcRON FAMILY I BOOK I
A TIMELY HISTORY
PIEDMONT T^CH
PTC SCHE
MACHINE
PTC TO E
PIEDMONT
MONEY RA
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WORKSHOP
PTC OFFE
1339,000
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PTC OFFI
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PTC OFFE
PIEOMONT
PTC WILL
•MARK TW
ENDOWMEN
PTC HIRE
GERIATRI
PTC STAR
REGISTRA
NICAL COLLEGE
DOLES PRESENTATION ON COLLEGE- TRANSFER PROGRAM
SHOP COURSE SET
XPANO ITS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
TECH SCHOLARSHIPS H04 AVAILABLE
ISEO FOR HEART FUND
LING SET APRIL 7
Y COURSE SLATED
START SPRING TERM WEDNESDAY
FOR MANAGERS SLATED THURSOAY AT PTC
RS TRANSFER CLASSES
TO GO FOR TWO PROJECTS AT PTC CAMPUS
ING PROGRAM PLANNED
CIAL ANNOUNCES FEE CHANGE
OFFERED
RING VARIETY OF COURSES IN SEPTEMBER
TECH SETS ORIENTATION TUESDAY
OFFER AUTO REPAIR COURSE
AIN ON TOUR' TO BE PRE SENTED AT PTC
T SET AT PIEDMONT TECH
S TWO INSTRUCTORS FOR NEW GUNSMITHING PROGRAM
C CARE IS FOCUS OF PR3GRAM
TS GERIATRIC CARE PROGRAM
TION BEGINS FOR PTC CLASSES
PIEDMONT TRIAD
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO, N.C.
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT. N.C.
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
TRIAO RATED ONE OF BEST PLACES IN NATION TO LIVE
AREA RANKINGS BRING COMPLAINTS
PIEOMONT TRIAO COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
TRAIN GETS COLD SHOULOER IN TRIAO
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7/15/84
0
11
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L41
S 2
7/16/84
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5
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C60
H 2
7/17/B4
B
1
N
H60
H 2
7/28/84
B
4
N
H 2
8/02/64
A
19
N
H 2
8/03/84
3
1
N
H 2
8/11/84
A
3
N
S 2
8/14/84
B
8
N
S 2
9/07/84
A
3
N
H 2
9/16/84
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10
1
H 2
9/17/84
B
1
N
H 2
9/23/64
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10
N
H 2
9/27/64
A
19
N
H 2
11/16/84
A
6
N
H 2
12/09/84
B
16
N
H 2
12/16/84
0
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S 2
12/20/84
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1
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C60
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4/22/84
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21
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H 2
5/03/84
0
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H 2
7/26/84
A
20
N
H 2
10/07/84
0
9
N
H 2
10/18/84
A
6
N
S 2
10/22/84
A
5
N
H 2
3/04/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/09/84
A
3
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H 1 8/04/84 C 1
2 6/03/84 0 11
1 7/11/84 B I
2 10/31/64 A 1
H 2 11/21/84 A
H 1
1/06/84
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1
N
H 1
1/28/84
B
1
N
H 1
2/02/»4
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I
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H 2
2/04/84
B
1
N
H I
2/25/B4
C
1
N
H 1
3/10/84
C
1
N
H 1
3/1D/64
C
I
N
H 1
3/24/84
c
1
N
H 2
3/27/84
A
7
N
H 1
5/08/84
B
1
N
H 1
7/11/84
B
1
N
H 1
7/24/84
B
1
N
H 1
7/31/84
B
1
N
H 1
8/04/84
C
1
N
H 1
8/26/84
B
1
N
H 1
9/14/64
B
1
N
H 1
9/16/64
B
1
N
H 1
9/29/84
B
1
N
H 1
10/17/64
B
I
N
H 1
11/13/84
B
1
N
S 2
11/17/84
A
11
N
H 1
11/17/84
3
1
N
H 1
12/07/84
8
1
N
4/25/84 A 12
5/04/84 B 1
H 2 5/01/84 A 14
PERSON COUNTY COOKS SAY FRIED PIES ARE STILL IN STYLE
PIFER INDUSTRIES
FIRE DESTROYS INDUSTRIAL OVEN
PIGEON RIVER
TOXIC WASTE BEING REMOVED FRO" SITE NEAR PLYMOUTH
TENNESSEE SUES ON PIGEON RIVE1 POLLUTION PACT
STATE SEEKS OISMISSAL OF TENN. SUIT
PIGEONS
UNFLAPPABLE CALM
COOING IN THE WIND
THE SHOWOFF
PORTRAIT OF A PIGEON
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
PIGGLY WIGGLY (ALSTON AVE. C MAIN S T. I
2 STORES R0B8E0 OF 42,400; OFFICERS SUSPECT SAME MAN
H 2 3/29/84 C I P F J40
H 2 2/28/84 B 1
2 6/28/84 a
2 11/29/84 A
2 12/29/84 A
2/28/84 _
4/03/84 B
5/03/84 B
9/01/64 B
S 2 1/03/84 A 7 P P
K30
T37
T37
H 2 4/28/84 A 16
SEE ALSO ANIMALS
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
BLACK PIG ROAMING FREE
200 PIGS OIE IN FIRE AT N.C. STATE FARM
HERPES VIRUS THREATENS PIG INDUSTRY: 115 FARMS VOLUNTARILY QUARANTINED
RFPRESENTATIVE-ELECT FOUND INNOCENT OF CHARGE
PIL06ULUS
SEE ALSO OANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PILDBOLUS FUN OVERSHADOWED BY 'RETURN1
PILOBOLUS SURPRISES
PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
LIFELINE GETS MORE VOLUNTEERS
LIFELINE NOW A REALITY
RINGING AWARDS
141 'UNIOUE' PEOPLE ARE SALUTED FRIOAY AS KEY VOLUNTEERS
THREE GROUPS AWAROEO KEY VOLUNTEER HONORS
NEW OFFICERS
PILOT MOUNTAIN, N.C.
TWO MEN RESCUED FROM PEAK
H 3 7/31/84 B 1
H 2 10/17/84 A 9
H 2 12/10/64 B 12
H 2 12/14/84 A 12
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2/24/84
7/13/84
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N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
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1/14/85
LANS =00 COLONY LAKE
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PILOTS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO DRUNKfcN PLYING
FLYING TEACHER PETERSON'S H0R< IS "NEVER BORING"
CRASH SURVIVOR PRAISES PILOT
GROUNDING DRUNKEN FLIERS
HAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLVEMENT IN «37 MILLION DRUG SMUGGLING PING
•YOUR PILOT TODAY IS. ..SANTA CLAUS"
AIRPLANE PASSENGERS GOT TO RI3E WITH SANTA CLAUS
PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS
PILNE BLUFF, ARK., IS NO BACKWOODS TOWN
PINE KNOLL REST HOME
EASTER PLANS
PIPE KNOLL STABLES
CAUTION URGED IN VIEWING NEW
PINE SNAKE
SEE ALSO SNAKES
•FAMILY OAY1 PROBABLY GAVE
PINEAPPLES
PINEAPPLE THRIVES IN DURHAM
PINEHURST CASTLE
DESIGNER HOUSE
PINEHURST COUNTRY CLUB
NEW OWNERS PLAN FUTURE OF PINEHURST
4 WOMEN ROBBEO ON GOLF COURSE
PINEHURST HOTEL
FIRM PURCHASING PINEHURST HOTEL
PINEHURST INC.
PINEHURST SALE "UMORS STIRRED
FIRM PURCHASING PINEHURST HOTEL
OFFICIALS CONTINUE PINEHURST PROBE
°INES OF CAROLINA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
SEE ALSO GIRL SCOUTS
CAMP GIVES YOUTHS HAPPINESS
PINEVIEw CONFERENCE CENTER
PINEvIEw: CENTER OFFERS WEDDI1GS, RETREATS AND EVEN HORSES
PINEVILLE, N.C.
PROPANE LEAK FORCES EVACUATION IN PINEVILLE
PINEVILLE'S POLICE CHIEF CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
PIPES
TUNNEL VISION
PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST
SALESMAN DISCOVERS GOLD »INE
FOREST USES SHOULD STAY IN BALANCE
DANGER LOOMS FOR N.C. FORESTS
PITT COUNTY, N.C.
GRANT SOUGHT TO AID TORNADO VICTIMS
PITT COUNTY ME"ORIAL HOSPITAL
ECU TO BEGIN FULL-SCALE OPEN 1EART SURGERY SOON
PITTSBORO. N.C.
PITTSBORO GOVERNMENT'S MOVE G3 E S SMOOTHLY
CP£L TO CUT POWER TO PITTS80R3 AREA
PITTSBORO'S ANNUAL STREET FAIR SET
PITTSBORO, N.C OFFICE COMPLEX
SEE CHATHAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICE COMPLEX
PITTSBORO TOWN MANAGER
PITTSPORO'S TOWN MANAGER RES1SNS
MANAGER NAMED
H 2 1/02/84 C
H 2 3/24/84 A
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10/14/84
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2/29/84
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7/25/84
7/28/84
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7/22/84
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9/21/84
12/11/84
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11/28/84
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6/30/84
11/09/84
11/12/84
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S 2 7/07/84 A
H 3 5/18/84 B
H 3 9/29/84 B
H 1 10/19/84 B
H 1 9/15/84 B 1
H 3 10/27/84 C 1
MAN FROM PIZZA LEANS ON ACCELERATOR
PIZZA OELIVERYMAN IS PUNCHED Im FACE
ONE PIZZA TO GO. ..AND HOLD EVERYTHING!
PIZZA HUT IFOUSHEE ST.)
MAN WITH GUN BOBS PIZZA HUT
PIZZA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
PRESIOENT PICKED BY PIZZA CHAIN
OELIVERYMAN IS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
2 MEN ROB PIZZA MAN AT GUNPOINT
CHAPEL HILL'S PTA: JIM CHERNEY: FROM 9IRTH0AY CAKES TO SHIRTS TO PIZZA
TWO MEN, WOMAN ARRESTED ON PIZZA ROBBERY CHARGES
STUOENT MELD IN PIZZA ROBBERIES
DELIVFRY man ROBBED WHILE MAKING OEPOSIT
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
1350 missing FROM SAFE AT PIZZA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
ROBBERIES BRING 14-YEAR SENTENCE
PL»CE30S
SEE ALSO DRUGS
STUOY: VITAMINS
PLACEBOS ARE PSYCHOLOGICALLY SAME
N THE HEART (FILM)
PLACES 11 THE HEART- OFFERS FAITH WITHOUT PREACHING
SITTING DOWN, SLUGGING IT OUT-
PLAIN AIR I BOOK I
MCFEE: writing poetry reouires
PLANETS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
THE LONG LOOK
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO PIRTHS. ILLEGITIMATE
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
PLANNED PARENTHOOD GETS 123,030 GRANT
TERRORISM IS COWARDLY WAY OF SEEKING CHANGE
VIULENT ACTS SOLVE NOTHING
ANTI-ABORTION STAND HURTS POPULATION CONTROL
PARFNTHOOO GROUP SEEKING DONATIONS
PLANNED PARENTHOOO OF ORANGE COUNTY
H 2 3/12/84 B 1 P G L30
S 2 7/12/R4 A 14 N
H J 7/13/84 8 1 N
H 2 4/22/84 C 16
H 2 2/11/84 A 11 N
S 2 2/23/84 C 1 N
H 2 2/24/84 A 7 N
H 2 2/26/84 0 1 1 P F L41
H 2 3/02/84 B I 'I A54
H 2 3/03/84 3 1 N
S 2 3/19/94 C I N
H 2 6/03/84 0 11 P N L41
H 2 7/05/84 A 6 N
H 2 7/07/84 B 1 N
S 2 2/25/84 A 3 F J56
H 2 11/02/84 0 5 R S66
H 2 2/05/84 0 3 P U H45
H 2 12/14/84 A 4 E
H 3 1/21/84 B 1 N
S 2 7/18/84 A 4 E
S 2 7/18/84 A 4 L
H 2 8/11/84 A 4 L
H 3 11/10/84 C 1 N
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12/31/84
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD RECEIVES 12 3.000 GRANT
MONFY SOUGHT
VIOLENT ACTS SOLVE NOTHING
PLANNED PARENTHOOD HOPES TO RAISE «19,000 EY OEC.
FAMILY PLANNING IMPORTANT
PLANT GENETICS
GENE CENTER HILL HELP MEET FUTURE FOOD NEEDS
S 2 1/12/84 C 12
H 3 4/07/84 C 1
S 2 7/18/84 A 4
S 2 11/09/84 A 5
H 2 12/06/84 A 4
PLANTATIONS. N.C.
PLANTATIONS'
HISTORY SHOULD N3 T 8E SPOILED
PLANTERS CORP.. SALES AND EARNINGS
TAR HEEL BANK EARNINGS GENERALLY STRONG IN 1983
NCNB OUARTERLY GAIN AMONG BAN<S* BEST
L41RS AT NORTHGATE SET TO OPEN IN-STORE FINANCIAL MINI-MARKET
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CD. (GENERAL HEAOINGI
PLANTERS BANK SALUTES THE MIL- ION OQLLAR ROUNO TABLE MEMBERS
PLANTS
SEE ALSO ENOANGEREO SPECIES
SEE ALSO GARJENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GINSENG
SEE ALSO HERBICIOES
SEE ALSO HERBS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO POINSETTIAS
SEE ALSO RAMPIONS
SEE ALSO WEEOS
COLD MAY AFFECT SPRING'S BEAUTY
HIS CLASSROOM FILLED WITH TEA:h!NG PLANTS
PLANTS ARE BIG ATTRACTION AT ANNUAL BARGAIN SALE
CHEMICAL WARFARE AMONG PLANTS COULD HELP FARMERS
PLASTIC SURGERY
SEE ALSO BREAST RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
A CHANGE OF FACE: WHAT COSMETIC SURGERY CAN -AND CAN'T- 00
INFORMATION WAS MISLEADING
DURHAM DOCTOR USES SKIN EXPANSION
PLAY THERAPY
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, EMOTIONALLY 1ISTUR8E0
DUKE'S PLAY THERAPY HELPS CHILDREN AOJUST
LEARNINGAMES: CHILD'S LEARNING, FUN DON'T HAVE TO BE SEPARATE.
•CHILD'S PLAY' IS LEARNING
PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
AOULT MAGAZINES NO LONGER SOLD IN WARRENTON
OARE COUNTY IS OARING
H 2 8/26/84 E 12 N
H 2 8/10/B4 A 4 L
H 2 1/22/84 D 11 N
H 2 4/19/84 A 22 N
H 2 10/14/84 D 9 N L41
H 2 9/30/84 B 7 P A
S 2 1/26/84 A 1 N C60
H 2 4/01/84 E 10 P U G78
H 2 11/04/84 E 12 P F G78
S 2 12/20/B4 C 3 N
H 2 8/26/84 0 1
H 2 8/30/84 A 4
H 2 12/28/84 A 1
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L
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S 2 5/02/84 A IB N
S 2 5/04/84 B 1 P F A15
S 2 5/04/84 B 1 P F A15
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S 2 10/22/84 A 4
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CHANNEL OEBATE RAISES
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CHANNEL OFFERING OELAY
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CE FAILS?
LD AT LIBRARY
BOARD APPROVAL
FER PLAYBOY CHANNEL
NE CABLE TV SHOWS
- CABLE MANAGER
PLAYFR PIANOS
SEE ALSO PIANO
HE GETS A TRILL FROM OLD MUSIC MACHINES
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
SPRING PLAY
HANGING AROUND
HOLD ON!
PLAYMAKER5 RFPERTORY CO.
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
HOSTAGE MAKES 'HUMANISTIC STAT
PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY COMPANY P
•EARNEST' PLAY IS BEING PERFO«
ATTENDANCE VARIES FOR TWO OUTS
'EARNEST' PUT-ON IS 'WILOE-LY'
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PLAYMAKERS SUCCEED IN 'TRAVEST
•TRAVESTIES' IS AN EARNEST 80*
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
DRACULA: REPERTORY THEATRE ORE
INTERVIEW WITH A 'VAMPIRE'
FIENDISH ORAMA SPINS HUMOR, SJ
PLAYMAKERS PLANNING SEVEN PLAY
ORACULA MUSICAL GOING TO TRAVi
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
PLAYMAKERS' NEW SEASON IS LIST
NEW ONE-MAN SHOW OPENS PLAYHA<
MUSICAL TO PREMIERE IN CHAPEL
DRAMATIC EVENTS ARE STAGED
FALL PREVIEW
THREE GUYS MAKEO FROM THE WAIS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
DIRFCTOR IMPRESSED WITH 'RING'
MIX OF MOODS IN PLAYMAKERS' "
THIS "RING" SHINES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
SIMPLICITY IS PROFOUND IN 'OUl
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T ALWAYS HEDONISTS
PLAYMAKERS' UNADORNED 'OUR TCHN" SHINES
PLAYMAKERS THEATER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PLAYNAKER'S THEATER
PLAYWRIGHTS. U.S.
SIMON'S HAVING FUN CREATING CHARACTERS
PLAZA ASSOCIATES
PLAZA TO JOIN IN BUILDING RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
RETIREMENT COMMUNITY HAS GROUND CEREMONIES
PLAZA RESTAURANT
3 BEAT, ROB MAN OF 1165
PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
OETHEA TAKES PLEA BARGAIN IN MUROER CASE
LAWYERS LEARN TO BE HUMBLE IN LONG LINEUP
THE LINE. 8E IT EVER SO HUMBLE
SHORT SENTENCE WASN'T CASE OF BLEEDING HEARTS
REVIEW SET IN BIO RIGGING
SOFTER SEX-OFFENSE LAWS WOULO HARM, NOT HELP
PLEASURE
PLEASURE-SEEKERS AREN'
UNPLEASANT THOUGHTS
NO BRAVE HEOONISTS
PLUM PUDDING
THE PROOF IS IN HER PUDDING: BARBARA SMITH BAKES HOLIOAY CHEER
PLUMPERS, DURHAM
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CHANGED ^l% PLANS
CITIZENS NEEDED TO FILL CITY POSTS
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
PLYMOUTH PILGRIMAGE
POACHING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
BEAR POACHING CHARGES FILED
PODIATRY
SEE ALSO FEET
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
JOGGING HELPS HEARTS, BUT NOT FEET
THOSE ACHING FEET - OOCTORS NEEDED
POETRY
see also haiku poetry
see also n.c. poetry society
see also writing
•haiku holiday' is joy to poets discovering things they knew
folks around here: life in du1ham
mcfee: writing poetry requires 'sitting down, slugging it out •
lifelong poet: her 2nd book, 'nettles.' is out; she's writing 3rd
n.c. writer's conference will honor poet laureate
spenoer 'aging eagle of british poetry'
■more poems than all my fingers and toes*
folks around here: life's like that
national recognition continues t0 follow path of area writers
writers in the park has rec0r3 crowd in festival for eno
entries prove collaros can inspire poetry
interest runs high in poetry contest
his tart poem wins collaro contest
ode to collaro gets sweeter with age, juoges say
poetry awards announceo
writing is 'life' to chapel hill poet
eaton wins poetry award
poet from india to lecture, give reading on thursday
poet laureate: 'i think future looks gooo ' for tar heel poets
poetry council of n.c. __
they never thought they would see so much gooo poetry
pogue scholarship
seven seniors win pogue scholarships
poinsett ias
see also plants
exchange clu3 getting ready f3r christmas
christmas flora
poison prevention
see also child-proof containers
drug "isuse by oloer people causes concern
bathroom medicine chest coulo be toxic wastf site
poisonings. durham
see also accioents. poisonings. n.c.
see also chemical spills
duke poison center issues holioay warning
poisonings. international
law. not poison enos this marriage
poisonings. n.c.
see also accidents, poisonings. n.c.
see also chemical spills
see also duke univ. meoical center. poison control center
see also food poisoning
see also leau poisoning
worker wins claim for mercury poisoning
arrest shocks neighbors
mushrooms dangerous: be carefjl
grant reneweo for poison cenhr
jail inmate charged in attempted poisoning
man gets life sentence for poisoning 5-year-old oaughter
poison center gets regional status
ouke poison center issues holiday warning
sentence too lenient
have a merry Christmas, but r=member. be careful
suit filed over dead game chickens
poisonings. u.s.
see also chemical spills
duke doctors: safety caps are safe
poisonous plants
see also poisons
caution: christmas trimmings could be hazardous
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2/02/84
2/06/84
2/10/84
2/23/84
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9/14/84
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S 2 11/22/84 D 1 p f 371
H 2 11/29/84 A 10 N
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H 2 6/03/84 B 12
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H 2 12/14/84 B 1 P P M66
H 2 3/16/84 B 5
S 2 11/21/84 C 11
S 2 12/13/64 C 6
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7/13/64
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1/01/84
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 573
1/14/85
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONOUS PLANTS
VITAMINS ARE COMMON CAUSE OF CHILDHOOD POISONING
CAUTION: CHRISTMAS TRIMMINGS C OULO BE HAZARDOUS
POLANO
KELIGION SURVIVES OFFICIAL RE'RESSION OR MEDDLING
FROM KATOWICE TO DURHAM
DURHAM HUMAN VISITS HOMELAND IN POLANO
FREEDOM QUEST UNSTIFLED
MUSEUM SHOWS POLISH SCULPTOR'S CATHEDRAL SCENE
"HERE'S WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT FATHER POP I ELUSZKO ' S MURDER.. ." IC
POLICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLICE
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT ANO RETIREMENT FUND
POLICEMAN INOICTED IN SLAVING
INVESTIGATION: OFFICER NOT VIOLATING POLICIES IN SHOOTING
LEGISLATURE FUMBLES POL I CE-PEM S ION SHIFT
THEY LOOKED LIKE SHADY CHARACTERS?
POLICE CHIEF'S ARREST UPSETS <OBBINSVILLE
SOME COUNTIES FACE HIGHER POLICE RETIREMENT BILL
GASTON COUNTY WILL REQUIRE COLLEGE DEGREES FOR POLICE
STUDIES: N.C. POLICEMEN OVERWEIGHT, OUT OF SHAPE
RESEARCHERS RAP PHYSICAL FITNESS OF LAW OFFICERS
POLICE. N.C. CORRUPTION C UNETHICAL CONDUCT
AGENCY CALLS FOR FIRING OF TROUPER
EX-POLICEMAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
FORMER VICE SOUAD LEADER SENTiNCED
VOIDED TICKETS HAVE POLICE CHIEF IN LEGAL WRANGLE
OFFICERS PUNISHEO FOR SOLICITING MONEY
POLICE. N.C. UNDERCOVER AGENTS
OFFICERS SAYS INFORMANT FLED WITH CADILLAC. CASH
UNOERCOVER AGENT, TOW OTHER Mi N ARE CHARGEO WITH DRUG COUNTS
UNDERCOVER AGENT ORDERED TO HAVE PSYCHIATRIC TEST
DRUGS REPORTED MISSING FROM EVIDENCE LOCKER
POLICE. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLICE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO POLICE EDUCATION
PROTECTING POLICE OFFICERS
GUN LOBBY FLEXES MUSCLE ON 'COP KILLER' BULLETS
EXCLUSIONARY RULE NICKS COULD UNDERMINE RIGHTS
THREE N.C YOUTHS CHARGED FOLLOWING CHASE IN VA.
POLICE. U.S.. ASSAULTS
MAN KILLED IN N.J. CHASE REPO'TEDLY FROM DURHAM
DURHAM MAN IS LINKED TO BLACK LIBERATION ARMY
VAN USEO IN KILLING BORROWEO IN DURHAM
POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE
PROJECT TO GET POLICE HELP
POLICE BRUTALITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY P'OGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSD DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
RALEIGH POLICEMAN CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT
KINSTON POLICE OFFICER IS CHANGED WITH ASSAULT:
FORMER GASTONIA POLICEMAN INDICTEO
NAACP HEAD UNHAPPY WITH PSO INVESTIGATION
WADESBORO POLICEMAN GETS FOUR-YEAR TERM FOR SLAYING
REPORTS CONFLICT ON SHOOTING OF MAN BY GREENSBORO OFFICER
A"C POLICE LOSE ASSAULT SUIT
MAN AWARDED MORE THAN 1100.000 FOR ATTACK BY COUNTY ABC OFFICER
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN GASTON COUNTY CIVIL RIGHTS CASE
POLICE EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY A! AOEMY
SEE ALSO POLICE. U.S.
GASTON COUNTY WILL REOUIRE COLLEGE DEGREES FOR POLICE
POLICE IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO IMPOSTERS
POLICE IMPERSONATOR POSSIBLE.
OEPUTIES
OEPUTIES.
ASSAULTS
HANDS IN RESIGNATION
POLICE SAY
POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO CRIME. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
MONTHLY BULLETIN STARTED ON N.C. MISSING PERSONS
BULLETIN HELPFUL WITH MISSING PERSONS
POLICE TRAINING
SHERIFF'S MEN HIT OBSTACLES
FOR EDUtATION
N OF EDJCATORS
ONE INCUMBENT
GERS
RISE BOARD
PRODUCT OF SOUR GRAPES?
ER GET iDUCATORS' BACKING
NOOR SEME NTS
ON BOA) D ENDORSEMENTS
BY BOAJD ENDORSEMENTS
D TO OUS T YEAGER
FOR ENDORSEMENTS
UMBENTS'
■PARTISAN' OUESTIONNAIRE
ITTLE VOICE IN ENDORSEMENTS
IR EMOTIONS
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10/23/84 A 3 N
4/25/84 B 1 N
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8/11/34 A 3 N H05
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POLICE WOMEN
SEE WOMEN, POLICE
POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASS0CIAT10
EDUCATORS' PANEL BACKS
EDUCATORS PICK CHALLEN
TEACHERS' CHOICES SURP
TEACHERS' ENDORSEMENTS
3 INCUMBENTS, CHALLENG
25 HOLT TEACHERS RAP E
EDUCATORS HOLDING FIRM
TEACHER'S GROUP STANDS
COUNTY SHOULD REPEL 81
PACE MAKES NO APOLOGY
•KEEP SCHOOL BOARD INC
TEACHER GROUP ATTACKS
SURVEY: TEACHERS HAO L
SCHOOL ENDORSEMENTS ST
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SFE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR ANO CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGAN IZ AT IHNS
SEE ALSO CONCERNED SENIORS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCi
SEE ALSO N.C. LEAGUE OF CONSEPVSTION VOTERS
N.C CONGRESSMEN GET 70* OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PACS H 2
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
SE 574
1/14/85
PAC OF TOBACCO WORTH II HILLI1N
STATE WORKERS TO ORGANIZE?
LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING
STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FIRMS PAC
PACS COVERING ALL SIDES
STUDY POOBES CAMPAIGN FINANCES
HELMS' OUT-OF-STATE MONEY TOPS HUNT'S
POLITICS A BIG BUSINESS
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
FORMER GOVERNORS SAY CAMPAIGN TACTICS HAVE CHANGEO
CONSOLIDATION OF CASES SOUGHT
BAILEY: CAMPAIGN FUNO LIMITS 10T LEGAL
JUDGE DECLARES ELECTIONS SPENDING LAW NOT VALID
BAILEY RULING NOT HURTING CAMPAIGNS
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS TV ADS IN 'RESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
INGRAM WON'T APPEAL RULING ON SPENDING
FCC OFFICIAL REJECTS HELMS' COMPLAINT
GREEN SLUGS BACK IN ?CL!TICAL TV AD
HELMS' AOS CRITICAL OF HUNT
HELMS: HUNT HAS FAILED ON EOLATION
EDUCATORS RAP HELMS FOR AO ATTACKING HUNT
HUNT SAYS HFLMS HAS NOT HELPED N.C. EDUCATION
CANDIDATES USING DIFFERENT STYLES IN COMMERCIALS
CANDIDATES SPAR LIGHTLY FOR NO H
HUNT HALTS LIE-OETECT^R TESTS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS' NEGATIVE ADVERTISING
HUNT UNVEILS NEW COMMERCIAL IN SENATE RACE
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES SEE ADVERTISING AS KEY
SOME GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES USING RULING ON ADVERTISING
CANDIDATES: MFDIA SPENOING LIMITS COULD HAVE CHANGED RACE
LAWYERS FOR UNION THREATEN TO SUE HELMS FOR SONG USE
VOTERS WATCH POLITICAL AOS (CARTOON!
HUNTi HELMS CAMPS BATTLE THROJGH MAIL
HELMS BACKERS LAUNCH AOS, DRAW HUNT'S FIRE
HELMS' COMMERCIAL CRITICKEO
GOV. HUNT SAYS HELMS' AO FALS:
DEMOCRATS ATTACK ADS
HESW FEATURED IN LATEST HELMS AD
HESTON PAINTS A HEROIC HELMS IN LATEST TV AO
HELMS. HUNT CAMPS CLASH OVER _ATE<:T COMMERCIAL
HESTON AD SHOWS HELMS IS OUT OF TOUCH
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS AO SKIRTS CONTRIBUTION LIMIT
ROSE SAYS POLITICAL TIMIDITY <»» BE HOLDING UP COMPLAINT
OEMOCPATS SAY HELMS ACCEPTEO ILLEGAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
■PROFESSIONALIMS. ' TECHNOLOGY BLAMED FOR CAMPAIGN COSTS
HELMS' CAMPAIGN BLASTS HUNT'S 'FLIP-FLOPS' ON ISSUES
HELMS-HUNT MEDIA SPENDING ESCALATES TO 13.4 MILLION
RFAGAN CALLS HELMS 'INSPIRATION TO ALL AMERICANS' IN NEW AD
HUNT, HELMS SCHEOULE TWO DEBATES FOR SEPTEMBER
PROBE IS SOUGHT OF CONTRIBUTIONS BY WILSON FAMILY
ELECTIONS BOARO TO INOUIRE INTO DONATIONS
HELMS' AGENCY GETS DISCOUNTS
HUNT. HELMS SOUAbBLE OVER TAXES AS BOTH BEGIN NEW COMMERCIALS
EXPERTS WARN NEGATIVE AOS MAY HURT BOTH HELHS. HUNT
HELMS' AO MISLEADING
anoy DESERVES OSCAR
CITIZENS' GROUP ASKS POLITICIANS IN N.C. TO STEM TIOE OF NEGATIVE...
HELMS BEGAN MEAN ADS
HUNT AND HELMS SILENT ON SPECIAL PRESECUTOP.S
PnLITICAL ADS DRAW CRITICISM
WHY DON'T WE GO AFTER POLITICIANS WHO MISUSE AIR WAVES? ICARTOONI
CANDIDATES WAGE ADVERTISING BATTLE
HUNT TV AOS RFNEW ASSAULT ON HELMS AS CLOSET OPPONENT OF SOCIAL...
POLL SAYS HUNT IS LEADING HEL* S
INSIDE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY HITS HENDERS3N MAN'S ADS
CARRINGTON AO MISLEADING
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ADS SAID ILLEGAL
CARRINGTON COMMERCIAL UNFAIRLY BASEO ON ONE VOTE OUT OF CONTEXT
DEMOCRATS EXPECTING VOTING CHALLENGE
HELMS LABELS HUNT CONSUMMATE LIAR, HANO-PICKEO MAN OF BIG UNION BOSSES
LAROUCHE IS WRONG
HUNT SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENCING
POLITICAL AOS SELL CONTROVERSY
ELECTIONS WILL AFFECT WORTH Oc BUTTONS
GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS
HUNT MAILING ERRORS I NAO VERTEX T , EEC SAYS
POLITICAL ADVISERS
POLITICAL AOVISERS: BUSINESS, FRIENDSHIP AND POLITICAL SAVVY...
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALS^ FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
CALIFORNIA — THE POLITICIANS' <ECCA FOR MONEY
BALANCE VIGILANCE AND FREEODM
EDMISTEN LEAOS DEMOCRATIC FIELD IN FUND RAISING
EDMISTEN LEADS N.C. HOPEFULS IN FUNO RAISING
JORDAN LEAOS STEWART IN 1183 F UNO RAISING
BAILEY RULING NOT HURTING CAMPAIGNS
POLITICAL 'CUE: HELMS SERVES TAR HEEL FAVORITE To LURE VOTES
CANDIDATES RAISE MILLIONS FOR CAMPAIGNS
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR HAVE SPENT 12.4 MILLION
HUNT NAMES FINANCE UNIT
HFLMS SEEN WITH 3-1 LEAD IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
MAIL APPEALS BRING MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO HELMS
CONTRIBUTORS TO HUNT, HELMS A3 E IDENTIFIED
HUNT DEFENOS CONTRIBUTIONS
N.C. CONGRESSMEN GET 70X OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PACS
CAMPAIGN REPORTS PROVIDE POLITICAL AMMUNITION
BOYLES WON'T JOIN PARTY FUNO RAISING
FFC TAKES ACTION AGAINST TWO GROUPS
HUNT UNVEILS NEW COMMERCIAL 11 SENATE RACE
TENDING VOTING RESPONSIBIL ITIFS
CAMPAIGN MONEY TIGHT - SPAULDING
OON'T INCREASE SALARIES TO FHANCE CAMPAIGNS
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES SAY INGRAM SOUGHT DONATIONS
INGRAM DEFENDS CONTRIBUTION CALLS
DONATIONS TO INGRAM RAISE QUESTIONS
■SURE I GAVE MONEY TO THE INGRAM CAMPAIGN...' (CARTOON)
INGRAM SOLICITING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS ICARTOONI
CAR OEALER RAPS EDMISTEN FUNOS
HUNT SAYS ALMOST 11.7 MILLION RAISED IN 1984 FOP CAMPAIGN
HELMS' COMMITTEF RAISES ALMOST S2 MILLION IN 1994
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES ASKED FO* CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
N.C. OPINION SPLIT ON FUNDS FOR CAMPAIGNS
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OIKFCT MAIL HELPS TARGET CAHPA
GENE AUTRY CONTRIBUTES TO HELM
CLIPPEO COMMENTARY
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES FILE
HIYOt JESSE...
RFPORT SAYS HUNT HAS RAISEO A.
HART, MONOALE CAMPAIGN IN TRIA
UTILITY COMPANIES BACK EODIE <
HELMS1 GROUP RAISES 46. 1 MILLI
TAXPAYERS PROVIDE LARGE PAYOFF
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN SPFNDIM
CARFY OUTSPENDING GAST1NEAU. J
HIGH! SPENDS MOST FUNOS IN BOA
CAREY SPENDS MORE THAN OTHER Z
KNOX. EOMISTEN ARE CLOSE IN PI
INGRAM BLASTS CAMPAIGN LOANS
CANDIDATES' SPENDING REPORTS I
FAIRCLOTH STRESSES ECONOMIC PL
INCUMBENTS SPFND MORE THAN OPP
EDMISTEN, KNOX ALREADY EXCHANG
OFMOCRATIC PARTY CHARGES I LLEG
EOMISTEN: UTILITIES GAVE NO MJ
ELECTION COMPLAINTS GOING TO W
STATE GOP LEADER SAYS HUNT SE?
KNOX, EPMISTEN SPAR OVER UTILI
IS INTEGRITY OF OUR ELECTIONS
GREEN GOT MOST BANKING SUPPORT
CARRINGTON'S DONATION TO EDMIS
POLLARO OUTSPENOS PULLEY IN CA
DUNN SAYS HE WILL FILE CAMPAIS
FEC: CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S BOO<
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB'S ACTIONS A
LIMIT THE CONTRIBUTIONS
HIGHT LEADS IN SPENOING
KNOX, EDMISTEN SPENT 11 MILLIE
TEEP FILES VOTE REPORT
GUN OWNERS UNEASY OVER GIFT T3
NITPICKING OVER SMALL POLITIC*
REP. SPAULOING AVOIOEO OEBT
HELMS CAMP RAISES S8.4 MILLION
SENATOR HELMS OUTSPFNDS HUNT
HELMS. HUNT SEEK FUNDS OUTSIOF
STARS COME OUT FOR HUNT
ACTORS, SOLONS HELP HUNT RAISE
ATTORNEY TO PRESS VOTE-BUYING
STOP CRIME BEFORE IT HAPPENS
KNOX, FAIRCLOTH SPENT »2 MILLI
OEMOCRATS SAY HFLMS AO SKIRTS
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS ACCEPTED I
ROSE RAPS FEC'S POLITICS
NEW GROUP TO HELP BUSINESS CO")
HELMS SEES TECHNICAL ERROR IN
POLITICAL MAILING COULO BRING
HELMS SEEKS CAMPAIGN MONEY
TWO CANDIDATES EXCHANGE ACCUSA
PROBE IS SOUGHT OF CONTRIBUTE
MARTIN'S CUMPLAINT ABOUT CONT<
ANOREWS BRUSHES OFF COBEY'S AT
ELECTIONS BOARO TO INOUIR6 INT
...THEY SHOULO CALL IT THE JES
TOO YOUNG FOR POLITICS
WYOMING SENATOR APOLOGIZES TO
HUNT HITS HELMS ON EOUCATION,
SCAPE MAIL RAISES IRE - ANO C»
HUNT, HELMS CAMPS EXCHANGE TAX
RILEY SAYS STATUTE OF LIMITATI
OEMOCRATS GFT S102,000 FROM MS
PACS COVERING ALL SIDES
STATE LAYS CLAIM TO S6.000 EDI
SPENOING ON SENATE RACE REACH?
STUDY: HELMS GETTING MORE MON5
GIFT TO EDMISTEN SUSPICIOUS
HUNT-HELMS FUND RAISING NEARS
STATE BOARO TURNS OVER DOCUMEM
COBEY REPORT DUE TODAY
REPORT SHOWS WIDE RANGE OF COM
BURGE1 OENIES RFQUEST TO BLOC<
CANDIDATES REPORT CONTRIBUTION
WHY OOES HELMS NEED MORE?
ELECTIONS BOARD CONSIOERS ACTI
NAME WAS WRONG
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT END
BOTH SIDES SAY RULING ON FEC V
HUNT-HELMS FUNO RAISING HITS (
HELMS' LAWYERS OPPOSE OPENING
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGN
STUDY PROBES CAMPAIGN FINANCES
HFLMS' OUT-OF-STATE MrNEY TOPS
EDMISTEN LEADS MARTIN IN CAMPA
PnLITICS A BIG BUSINESS
RILEY AOVISES STRONG PURSUIT 3
MAN CHARGEO WITH EXCEEOING CAM
HIGHT WAS TOP DURHAM SPENDER
BOARO OF ELECTIONS RENEWS OEMA
ABOUT 100 ATTENO SPAULOING PA<
EAST AUTHORIZES COMMITTEE TO '
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION TRIAL OF
MARTIN SEEKS BUSINESS HELP IN
ROSE MAY ASK JUDGE TO TAKE PR]
PAPER SAYS LONG RECEIVED ABOUT
LAW ON CAMPAIGN DONATIONS TO 3
HELMS, HUNT SPENT ABOUT 125 MI
JUDGE: CAMPAIGN CHARGE FILED I
EXTRATERRESTRIAL FUND-RAISING
/ANNUAL INDEX
BY S U B J
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4/21/84
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5/20/84
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5/22/e4
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5/25/84
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6/01/84
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6/09/84
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6/13/84
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6/22/84
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7/16/84
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7/19/84
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7/21/84
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7/23/84
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7/25/84
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7/27/84
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S
2
7/27/84
A
8
N
S
2
7/27/84
A
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s
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8/01/84
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H
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8/02/84
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H
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8/14/84
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H
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3/16/84
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H
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8/23/84
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8/23/84
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H
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8/24/84
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8/24/84
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8/25/84
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H
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8/27/84
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8/28/84
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HELMS
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8/28/84
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H
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8/29/84
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SH
H
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9/04/84
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ACCUSATIONS
H
2
9/15/84
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7
N
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MARKETING...
H
2
9/21/84
A
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N
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H
2
10/04/84
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5
N
H
2
10/05/84
A
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H
2
10/05/84
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N
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H
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10/15/84
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INTERESTS
H
2
10/15/84
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H
2
10/16/84
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»20 MILLION
H
2
10/16/84
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4
N
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BY FOMISTEN
H
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10/16/B4
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s
2
10/16/84
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H
2
10/17/84
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H
2
10/17/84
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12
N
S
S
2
10/17/84
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H
2
1U/19/84
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10/19/84
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10/19/84
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H
2
10/25/84
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S
2
10/25/84
A
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N
100,000 PER DAY PACE
H
2
10/26/84
A
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N
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H
2
10/26/84
A
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N
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H
2
10/26/84
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1 P
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10/27/84
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H
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10/27/84
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H
2
10/30/84
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H
2
11/05/84
A
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H
2
11/07/84
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H
2
11/09/84
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11/19/84
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H
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11/28/84
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H
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11/29/34
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H
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11/29/84
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11/30/84
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H
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12/02/84
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H
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12/02/34
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H
2
12/07/84
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5
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H
2
12/08/84
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H
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12/11/84
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12/12/84
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SEE ALSO ELECT
SEE ALSO ELECT
SEE ALSO F1NAN
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CANOIDATES R
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SPENT «2.4 MILLION
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STATE HELICOPTERS, PLANE
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GUBERNATORIAL OMPAIGN SPENDING TOPS «5.7 MILLION
CARFY OUTSPFNDING GASTINEAU. JILLHUIT
HIGH! SPENDS MUST FUNDS IN BCHKD "ACE
CAREY SPENDS MORE THAN OTHER CANDIDATES
KNOX, EDMISTEN ARE CLOSE IN PILLS AND FUNO RAISING
INGRAM BLASTS CAMPAIGN LOANS
CANDIDATES' SPENDING REPORTS IN
INCUMBENTS SPENT MO' E THAN OPPONENTS
CANDIDATES: MEDIA SPENDING LIMITS COULD HAVE CHANGED RACE
RUNOFFS MAY STRAIN COFFERS
FAIRCLOTH SPENT MORE THAN «l.' MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
CANDIDATES SPEND MILLIONS
POLLARD OUTSPENOS PULLEY IN CAMPAIGN
DUNN SAYS HE WILL FILE C AMP A IGN-SPENO ING REPORT
HIGHT LEADS IN SPENDING
KNOX, EDMISTEN SPENT «1 MILLION ON RUNOFF
TEER FILES VOTE REPORT
SPAULOING FREE OF CAMPAIGN OE3 T
REP. SPAULDING AVOIOED DEBT
SENATOR HELMS OUTSPENOS HUNT
KNOX TRIMS 1200.000 OFF CAMPAIGN DEBT
KNOX, FAIRCLOTH SPENT 12 MILL! OM-°L'!S
•PROFESSIONALS.' TECHNOLOGY BLAMEO FOR CAMPAIGN COSTS
CAMPAIGN COSTS BURDEN HOPEFULS
LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING
HELMS-HUNT MEOIA SPENDING ESCSLATFS TO 53.4 MILLION
...THFY SHOULO CALL IT THE JESSE-JAMES PACE. (CARTOON!
HUNT, HELMS BUILD RUNNING CAMPAIGN TAP
HUNT SEES NO POLITICAL 0A"AGE FROM AIRPLANE ISSUE
CAMPAIGN SPENDING CONTESTED
HUNT'S AlP BILL 1185,938: GOVERNOR STATES PAYMENT GENEROUS; FLAHERTY...
HELMS AND HUNT SPOKESMEN CRITICISE CHALLENGES
BALLENGER CALLS FOR PROBE OF EDMISTEN CAMPAIGN
EDMISTEN ATTENOS SANFORO BREA<FAST: CANDIDATE SAYS HE RF I MBURSEO. ..
HUNT DIP WHAT HAS PROPER
MARTIN, EOMISTEN TRADE LICKS OVER AOS IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
STATE NFEDS VEHICLE RULES
JUOGE ORDERS FEC TO RULE BY OCT. 19 ON ROSE COMPLAINT
FEC OKAYS GUIDELINES FOR HUNT'S PLANE USE
HUNT USED 'POOR JUOGMFNT' ON SIRCRAFT, BUT DEBT MORE THAN REP A 1 0- AUO I TOR
SPENDING ON SENATE RACE REACHES ^^0 MILLION LEVEL
HUNT-HELMS FUND RAISING NFARS 110 MILLION
COBEY REPORT DUE TODAY
MEMORIAL TQ THE UNCOMMITTED V3TERS N.C. SENATE RACE 1984 (CARTOON!
VALENTINE URGES CAMPAIGN SPENDING LIMITS
DURHAM GROUP LOOKS AT MONEY At D POLITICS
INSTITUTE DISTRIBUTES FACTS ON HUNT, HELMS FINANCING
420 MILLION BUYS A BLUSH
BAD TASTE COSTS MORE (CARTOON!
SUBPEDNENAS MAY BE SOUGHT ON °R09C
HUNT-HELMS FUNO RAISING HITS t 100,000 PER DAY PACE
HELMS' OUT-OF-STATE MONEY TOPS HUNT'S
EDMISTEN LEAOS MARTIN IN CAMPS IGN SPEMOING
HUNT SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING
POLITICAL AOS SELL CONTROVERSY
FEC DECISION SAID ORDERED BEFORE ELECTION
JUDGE ORDERS FEC ACTION WITHIM 30 OAYS
POLITICS A BIG BUSINESS
120 MILLION: FOOD OR VUTES?
MARTIN, EDMISTEN SPENT 17.1 MILLION, CAMPAIGN REPORTS SHOW
HIGHT WAS TOP DURHAM SPENDER
CAMPAIGNING FOR LT. GOVERNOR COSTS NOMINEES MORE THAN tl.T MILLION
PULLEY, HIGHT OUT-SPENT OPPONENTS
HUNT-HELMS RACE COST ALMOST t? 5 MILLION
HFLMS, HUNT SPENT ABOUT J25 MILLION ON CAMPAIGN
INSIDE
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS
EDMISTEN LEADS DEMOCRATIC FIELD IN FUND RAISING
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS
POWELL WANTS POSTER LAW WITH 'TEETH-
UTILITY POLF POSTERS SHOULO BE BANNED
POSTER-REMOVAL CHARGE WOULD LCSSEN PROBLEM
KNOX SUPPORTS CURBS ON CAMPAISN POSTERS
CANDIDATE PROMISES NO SIGN LITTER
POST NO BILLS, PLEASE
CANDIDATE TO KEEP POSTERS OFF POLES
CANDIDATE: KEEP POSTERS OFF UTILITY POLES
CITY WISE TO FNCOURAGE STAKED ELECTION POSTERS
RELIEF IN SIGHT
POLITICAL POSTERS RULE OELIGHTS CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER IS 'DELIGHTED' WITH COURT'S POSTER RULING
POSTER RULING GOOD NEWS
KFEPING DURHAM CLEAN
POLITICAL SIGNS SPROUT AS ELECTION GETS CLOSER
HILLSBUPOUGH TO RIP DOWN POLITICAL SIGNS
SIGNS OF THEIR SUCCESS SEEN OX TV
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SFE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO PRESIOFNTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
FORMER GOVERNORS SAY CAMPAIGN TACTICS HAVE CHANGEO
HOLSHOUSER SAYS MARTIN OFF TO GOOD START
CANDIDATES RESORT TO GIMMICKS
BROCK REFEREES RACES
MINOR CANDIDATES SOMETIMES IG'IOREO
CAMPAIGNING FOR STATE OFFICE IS GRUELING JOB
GROUP WANTS CAMPAIGN COOE USED IN N.C.
CAMPAIGN FLYING RISKY
CROWN A NEW PRINCE OF LIES
FCC RULING PAVES WAY FOP PRE-^RIMARY DEBATES
•VOTER BEWARE' WISE IOEA UNOE' CURRENT N.C. LAWS
INSIDE
SOME N.C. CANDIDATES NOW SHIFT INTO HIGH GEAR
LAUGHTER NOT DE»D IN CAMPAIGNS
CITIZENS' GROUP ASKS POLITICIANS IN N.C. TO STEM TIDE OF NEGATIVE...
RUBES ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
CELEBRITIES TAKE SIDES IN HUNT-HELMS RACE
JUDGMENT IS TOUGHER
CAMPAIGNS RECALLED IN DUKE LI3RARY EXHIBIT
STATE PARTY CHAIRMEN JOIN IN ATTACKS
INSIDE
AOS MAKF MOCKERY OF ISSUES
POLITICAL PICKING IS HIS GAME
GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS
OON'T CLOUD THE ISSUES
WORDS OF DISCOURAGEMENT
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS
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SUBJECTS
P»GE 577
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SEE ELECTIONS. DURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS
POLITICAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
POLITICAL PARTIES
ANOERSON CAN HELP U.S. POLITICS
INSIDE
POLITICAL POLLS
SEE POLLS
POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFI!E HOLDERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. POLITICIANS
HARRIS 'DUMeF0UN0S' THIS READER
EXERCISF MAY BRING VOTES
PRE-ELECTION TEST? WHY NOT?
POLITICS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS" ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO FLECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FUTURE LFAOERS OF DURHAM
ROLF OF POLITICS STRESSED
A NEWSMAN'S SWAN SONG: HERE'S A WAY TO RESOLVE OURHAM'S RACIAL PROBLEMS
POLITICS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY. N.C.
SFE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTER FOUCATION PROJECT
PROFESSOR: STEREOTYPES HURT GOVERNMENT
POLITICS. U.S.
THE POLITICAL PENDULUM CONTINJES ITS MOTION
MCGOVERN PONDERS WHY YOUNG ARE DISENCHANTED WITH POLITICS
BARBER: POLITICS 'ASKEW
POLK COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL SUIT DISMISSED
SUIT ON LONGER SCHOOL YEAR DISMISSED
ELECTIONS CAST DOUBT ON PLAN
SCHOOL YEAR HAS STARTED IN HA.1FAX, POLK COUNTIES
FOUPTH-GRAOERS AIR WASTE SITE CONCERNS
PULK YOUTH CENTER
OUKHAM MAN SHOT IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT
INMATES TAKE JOYkIDE IN STATE PATPOL CAP
POLK INMATES ESCAPE. ARE RECAPTURED
INMATE'S RAPE SUIT PROMPTS PROTECTION PLANS FOR PRISONS
TEEN'S LAWSUIT SPURS ACTION OM PRISON REFORM FOR YOUTH
POLKTON, N.C.
POLKTON MAYOR HAS BEEN FRAMIN",
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POLL WATCHERS
DEMOCRATS EXPECTING VOTING CHALLENGE
HCLMS SAYS VOLUNTEERS WILL WATCH POLLING PLACES
HUNT CALLS HELMS' POLL PLAN it 'EFFORT To SCARE PEOPLE'
A SUBVERSIVE TRICK
HUNT CHARGES HELMS' PLAN TO MTIMIDATE BLACK VOTERS
HFLMS. HUNT MAKE FINAL PITCHES
POLLING PLACES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. VOTING PRECINCTS
SFE ALSO ELECTIONS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO VUTER REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
ELECTION BOARD OVERSTEPS 80UN1 S WITH MEDIA BAN
ELECTIUN OKAWS MANY DURHAM VOTERS: POLLING PLACES TO BE OPEN.
THE EARLY LINE
CARRINGTON VOTERS RESENT LONG WAIT
TUESDAY'S VOTERS COURTEOUS
POLLS
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POLL: N.C. DEMOCRATS PREFER MJ
POLL: HIGHER TAXES OKAY FOR St
POLL SHOWS HELMS HAS PULLEC EV
TAR HEELS BACK MOST LEGISLATE
POLL: HIGHER SALARICS FOR N.C.
POLL: HART-REAGAN CLOSE
ENVIRONMENT. ELECTION LINKED
DUKE POLL FAVORS HUNT
POLLS SHOW VOTER VOLATILITY
SKIN-DEEP COMMITMENT
THE UNSCIENCE OF POLLS
KNOX PERCHED ATOP POLLS
POLL SAYS HIGHER SPPfcD LIMIT F
POLLING PROF SAYS PRIMARY POLL
7TH-GRADER PREDICTS ELECTION W
POLL: REAGAN WOULD WIN IN N.C.
POLL: HUNT LEADING HELMS
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PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS OPINION POLL
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YOU'LL VOTE ON HEALTH ISSUES
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LANOIOATES BATTLE FOP. UNDECIOEO YQTF
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POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE IFILM)
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POLO HAKES COMEBACK IN N.C.
POLTERGEISTS
SEE GHOSTS
POLYCHLOBINATEO HIPHENVLS
SEE PCB IPULYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSI
POLYGAMY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO "ARRI4GES. U.S. , „ ... ,
4FRIC4NS ATTACK LEGAL. CULTIC GENOER TABOOS
POL YGRAPHS
SELIE-OETECTOR TESTS PLANNED TO FIND WHO TOOK RECORD
F NO THE RECORDS THIEF WITHOUT LIE DETECTORS
HUNT HALTS LIE-OETECTOR TESTS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
KENANS ARE ' INCLUDED ON FORBES' LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
FAMILY MEMBERS PASS POLYGRAPH TEST
POOLROOMS
HANDS NOT IOLE AT THIS CENTER
WARREN MAN SHOT IN LEG
POOR
SEE POVFRTY
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POPE »tR F0RC|MBAS|_ ^^ [f> ^^
AIRCRAFT TO BE ON DISPLAY
CoJ.^TUMM^^tALLS^At^COMMA^DiriT POPE A,R FHRCE BASE
AIR BASE TOUR: FROH GOOSE BAY TO INCIRLIK
C-130 MAS ITS FANS
POPE MORTGAGE CO.
BOSTON BANK MAKES MOVE TOWARD N.C.
PC",P'vETERANS TO SELL POPPIES FOR IEEDY
POPULATION. OURHAM . „„„„.,.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C GROWTH 0-VELOPMENT
OURHAM 171ST AMONG LARGER U.S. CITIES
ANNEXATION WOULD BOOST CITY POPULATION TO 112.000
"QPULMOR?NDugHAS1^S?^NTS LIVE BE. OW POVERTY LEVELS
SRUSwfH:C?r'oipHAUMLCLOUNTY^EPi2EDMFCOR A POPULATION OF 200.0007
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO DUKE. ' SAYS PLANNER
POPULATION. INTERNATIONAL
the POPULATION CJUNT
POPULATION GROWTH 04NGER SHOULD NOT BE MINIMIZED
U.S. STANCE ON WJRLO GROWTH N3 T REALISTIC
SUPPORT POPULATION CONTROL
PUNCH MISSING AT POPULATION CONFEPENCE
POPULATION. N.C.
SEE ALSO eiRTH RATE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. POPULATION
TAR HFEL NATIVES RETURN
N.C. ATTRACTS RETIREES. REPORT SAYS
TTSRa^E^-f?.'!-S,aR^?HSEPI5CHEN:P?Nr.0^iT^^E?NDUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
FIRM SAYS OUKE'S ARTIFICIAL GILL WORKING
MORE PEOPLE MOVING TO N.C. THUN LEAVING
PUPULATION. U.S.
ill ALSO DUKEHUNIV. CENTER FOR 1 EMOGR APH I C STUDIES
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. POPULATION
SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
HOW SOUTHERN STATES FARE
UNC SCUUL0G1ST:GAP0 PROGRAMS KEEPING MINORITIES IN CITIES
ANNEXATION KEY FACTOR IN CHARLOTTE'S BIG JUMP
POPULATION. WURLD
SEE POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL
POPULATION CONTROL
SFTRYLANI4IHPLAT^NGrTHE POOR TO ' NO THEIR PROBLEMS'
POPULATION PLAN IS SOUND
POPULATION GROWTH OANGER SHOULD NOT BE MINIMIZED
REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL DENIED POOR
SUPPORT POPULATION CONTROL
PUNCH MISSING AT POPULATION CONFERENCE
POPULIST PARTY
WATCH FCR POPULI SIS
"W "add ANOTHER ROOM WITH VERSATILE PORCH
""TEE'S".!1. GeSeRAL^ASSEMBLY. "POR< BARREL" PROJECTS
PORNOGPAPHIC FILMS
SEE ALSO FILM INOUSTRY
CAN'T PAPER SAY N07
POPNOGRAPHY
SFE ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
S=E ALSO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO NUDITY
FIGHT SMUT WITH DISDAIN „_„_..
SADISTIC FILM DANGEROUS TO YOJNT PEOPLE
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CITY LAW AGAINST SEX ON CABLE TV TO BE SOUGHT
CITY COUNCIL REFERS ACTION ON PORNOGRAPHY TO ATTORNEY
CHILDREN WON'T FARE WELL ON TV GARBAGE OIET
PEOPLE POWER VS. PORN
THERE'S NO NEED FOR SMUT LAW
WOMEN'S RIGHTS PART OF PORNOGRAPHY ISSUE
SMUT MAY VIOLATE WOMEN'S RIGHTS
PORNOGRAPHY .MUST 3E REGULATED
ANTI-SMUT GROUP SETS SHOWING
PORNOGRAPHY MEETING WILL BE HE LD AT LIBRARY
POLICE SAY MAN SHOWED OBSCENE PICTURE TO GIRL
POLICE MAKE NEW CHARGE AGAINST RILEY
...7-ELEVEN IS AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 RETAILER OF PORNOGR APHY? . . . I AD1
U.S. GRANO JURY INDICTS FOUR PEOPLE ON CHARGES INVOLVING PORNOGRAPHY
TOUGHER OBSCENITY LAWS EXPECTED BY FEDERAL O.A.
PORNOGRAPHY, N.C.
ORDINANCE PROPOSED ON ADULT MAGAZINES
DON'T LET OUTRAGE BECOME CENSORSHIP
ONE QUESTION ANSWERED
PLAYBOY PROSPECT UPSETS COUNCIL, CHURCH GROUPS
OBSCENITY IS CRIMINAL... (ADI
HILLSBOROUGH "AN FACING ADDITIONAL MORALS CHARGES
ORDINANCE WOULD PROHIBIT OBSCENE CABLE TV SHOWS
CARRBORO PROHIBITS OBSCENE TV SHOWS
PUBLIC MOVES FBI AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY
CHARLOTTE OFFICIALS LAUNCH CRACKDOWN ON PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY AWARENESS GROUP
DON'T LET OUTRAGE BECOME CENSORSHIP
ONE OUESTION ANSWERED
PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
THE PORT OF DURHAM ONE OF NATIUN'S FIRST
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE OPENS ROU OFFICE FOR TRADE ZONE
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE CLFARS LAST OBSTACLE
TRADE ZONE DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE
PORT SERVICES EXPAND AT RDU
WORK PEGINS ON 400-R00M HOTEL AT OURHAM FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
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PORTRAITS
SFE ALSO PAINTINGS
SLEUTH SOLVES OUKE PICTURE PUZZLE
PRIMARILY, EMILY PAINTS PETS (WITH MUCH PATIENCEI
PORTRAITS SHUW TIMES CHANGE
PORTRAITS A SUBTLE SHOW
POPTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
SFE ALSO SHIPPING INOUSTRY
N.C. INLAND PORT TO OPEN
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPSFTS CARTEREI OFFICIALS
CHARLOTTE PORT GOOD FOR N.C. IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS
BUSINESSMEN PRAISE FIRST N.C. INLAND POT
THE PORT OF OURHAM ONE OF NATION'S FIRST
FIRST SHIPMENT MADE FROM STATE'S INLAND PORT
N.C. INLANO PORT IS DEDICATED
NEW PORT MANAGER NAMED
WILMINGTON PORT PROFITS UP
PORTS REPORT RECORD REVENUE
LEADING NORTH ATLANTIC SHIPPING LINE TO CALL AT WILMINGTON PORT
PORT CALLS AT WILMINGTON TO B30ST CHARLOTTE BUSINESS
TRAIN SERVICE WILL CONNECT CHARLOTTE. PORT
OFFICIALS SEIZE PORNOGRAPHY AT N.C. PORT
PORTUGAL
...A NO DON'
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POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STEM CITIZENS BAFFLED BY POST OFFICE CHANGE
STE» POST OFFICE INVESTIGATION MADE
ARCHOALF PINES FOR ZIP CODE 0= ITS OWN
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS OISOPDER
SFE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
VETERANS, TAXPAYERS SHOULD BE OUTRAGED
BETTER IMAGE SOUGHT FOR VIETNAM VETERANS
MUKDEP VICTIM'S KIN SUES FQUR PSYCHIATRISTS, DUKE
STUDY TO BE OONE OF VIETNAM VETERANS' STRESS PRObLEMS
RTI STUDY WILL EXAMINE VIETNAM STRESS
KOREAN VET GETS MEDAL - 33 YEARS LATE
POSTAL CUSTOMERS COUNCIL
SEE DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNIIL
POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTEPS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
POWELL WANTS POSTER LAW WITH 'TEETH'
POSTER-REMOVAL CHARGE WOULD LESSEN PROBLEM
CITY WANTS TO REMOVE POSTERS
ANTI-CATHOLIC POSTERS SPREAO TO OURHAM
MAKF BIGOTS SIGN NAMES
WARNING TO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU READ (CARTOON)
PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN
LOONEYBIRDS OON'T LIKE TO SIG'J NAMES
ACKLANO'S ART: POP, OP, AO ANO FOLK
BIRTHDAY CA«0 SETS RECORD
CLEAN UP OLO SIGNS
POSTMASTFRS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STEM CITIZENS BAFFLED BY PUST OFFICE CHANGE
STEM POST OFFICF INVESTIGATI I3N MAOE
STEM POSTMASTER FACING CHARGE".
POTASSIUM
DUKE DOCTORS SEEK HYPERTENSI O'l RELIEF
DOCTURS TO SEE IF POTASSIUM CJTS BLOOD PRESSURE
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BLOOD PRESSURE STUDY
"OTATOFS
POTATO SEEO COULD REVOLUTIONIZE FOOD PRODUCTION
OOTHOLFS
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SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
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POLLS SHOW martin HAS WIPED 0.1 T EDMISTEN LE»0
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•POPE' ENTERTAINING ETHNIC JOKE
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POLTERGEISTS
SEE GHOSTS
POLYCHLORINATEO KIPHENYLS
SEE PCB IPOLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLSI
POLYGAMY
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
S^E ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S. ___.
AFRICANS ATTACK LEGAL, CULTIC GENDER TAPOOS
POLYGRAPHS
SELIE-OETECTOR TESTS PLANNED TO FINO WHO TOOK RECORD
FINO THF RECORDS THIEF WITHOUT LIE DETECTORS
HUNT HALTS LIE-OETECTOR TESTS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
KeSInS ARe'IncZuDEQ ON FORBES- LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
FAMILY MEMBERS PASS POLYGRAPH TEST
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AIRCRAFT TO BE ON DISPLAY „,.„_,,
Cnf/?TUMMP,!S^0AL5EOPLA4ST!oSMAD/DirA; POPE A,R FHRCE BASE
AIR BASF TOUR: FROM GOOSE BAY TO INCIRLIK
C-130 HAS ITS FANS
POPE MORTGAGE CO-
BOSTON BANK MAKES MOVE TOWARD N.C.
POPP its
VETERANS TO SELL POPPIES FOR 'I EEOY
POPULATION. OURHAM _ „.„_„,
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH 0-VELOPMENT
DURHAM 171ST AMONG LARGER U.S. CITIES __.,,_ „„„
ANNEXATION WOULD BOOST CITY POPULATION TO 112,000
POPULMORrDugHA34R^yENTS LIVE BE.OW POVERTY LEVELS
KwfH:C?^DURHAALCLOUNT^^EpT^ErjI^R A POPULATION OF 200.0007
•NOT MUCH WILL HAPPEN TO OUK E, ■ SAYS PLANNER
POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL
THE POPULATION FJIJNT
POPULATION GROWTH DANGER SHOULO NOT BE MINIMIZED
U.S. STANCE ON WORLD GROWTH NOT REALISTIC
SUPPOPT POPULATION CONTROL „„.,.
PUNCH MISSING AT POPULATION CONFERENCE
POPULATION. N.C.
SEE ALSO E IRTH RATE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. POPULATION
TAR HEEL NATIVES RETURN
N.C. ATTRACTS RETIREES, REPORT SAYS
TRIANGLE AREA HAS HIGH PERCENTAGE OF NATIVES
TAR HEEL'S IN-MIGRANT SEEN HELPING STATE'S INOUSTR
FIRM SAYS DUKE'S ARTIFICIAL GILL WORKING
MORE PEOPLE MOVING TO N.C. THAN LEAVING
PUPULATION, U.S.
Ill ALSO DUKEHUN*V. CENTER FOR 1 E'«or,R APHI C STUDIES
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, POPULATION
SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
HOW SOUTHERN STATES FARE
UNC SCUULOGIST:GAID PROGRAMS KEE°ING MINORITIES IN CITIES
ANNEXATION KEY FACTOR IN CHARLOTTE'S BIG JUMP
POPULATION. WURLO
SEE POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL
POPULATION CONTROL
SFE ALSO BIRTH CONTPOL
TRY ANNIHILATING THE POOR TO
POPULATION PLAN IS SOUND
POPULATION GROWTH DANGER SHOULD NOT UE MINIMIZED
REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL 0EN1EU POOR
SUPPORT POPULATION CONTROL „-..,.
PUNCH MISSING AT POPULATION CONFERENCE
POPULIST PARTY
<ATCH FOR POPULISTS
pi jp r uc e
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Y TO DIVERSIFY
: ND THEIR PROBLEMS?
"POR< BARREL" PROJECTS
POPK-oARREL PROJECTS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
CAN'T PAPER SAY NO?
PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SCE ALSO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO NUOITY
FIGHT SMUT WITH OISDAIN ._.-,«
SADISTIC FILM DANGEROUS TO YOJNT PEOPLE
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CITY LAW AGAINST SEX ON CABLE TV TO El E SOUGHT
CITY COUNCIL REFERS ACTION ON PORNOGRAPHY TO ATTORNEY
CHILDREN WON'T FARE WELL ON TV GARBAGE 0 1 ET
PEOPLE POWER VS. PORN
THERE'S NO NEED FOR SMUT LAW
WOMEN'S RIGHTS PART OF PORNOGRAPHY ISSUE
SMUT MAY VIOLATE WO'"EN'S RIGHTS
PORNOGRAPHY MUST 96 REGULATED
ANTI-SMUT GROUP SETS SHOWING
PORNOGRAPHY MEETING WILL BE HE LD AT LIBRARY
POLICE SAY MAN SHOWEO OBSCENE PICTURE TO GIRL
POLICE MAKE NEW CHARGE AGAINST RILEY
...7-ELEVEN IS AMERICA'S NUMBER I RETAILER OF PORNOGK APHV? . . . C AD I
U.S. GRAND JURY INDICTS FOUR PEOPLE ON CHARGES INVOLVING PORNOGRAPHY
TOUGHER OBSCENITY LAWS EXPECHD BY FEOERAL n.A.
PORNOGRAPHY, N.C.
OROINANCE PROPOSED ON ADULT MAGAZINES
DON'T LET OUTRAGE BECOME CENSORSHIP
ONE QUESTION ANSWERED
PLAYBOY PROSPECT UPSETS COUNCIL. CHURCH GROUPS
OBSCENITY IS CRIMINAL... I ADI
HILLSBOROUGH "W FACING ADDITIONAL MORALS CHARGES
ORDINANCE WOULD PROHIBIT OBSCENE CABLE TV SHOWS
CARRBORO PROHIBITS OBSCENE TV SHOWS
PUBLIC MOVES FBI AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY
CHARLOTTE OFFICIALS LAUNCH CRACKDOWN ON PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY AWARENESS GROUP
DON'T LET OUTRAGE BECOME CENSORSHIP
ONE QUESTION ANSWERED
PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
THE PORT OF OURHAM ONE OF NATIUN'S FIRST
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE OPENS ROU OFFICE FOR TRADE ZONE
FORFIGN TRAOE ZONE CLFARS LAST OBSTACLE
TPAOE ZONE DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE
PORT SERVICES EXPAND AT RDU
WORK PEGINS ON 4O0-ROOM HOTEL AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
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PORTRAITS
SFE ALSO PAINTINGS
SLEUTH SOLVES DUKE PICTURE PUZZLE
PRIMARILY, EMILY PAINTS PETS IWITH MUCH PATIENCEI
PORTRAITS SHUW TIMES CHANGE
PORTRAITS A SUBTLE SHOW
PORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
SFE ALSO SHIPPING INDUSTRY
N.C. INLAND PORT TO OPEN
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPSFTS CARTERFI OFFICIALS
CHARLOTTE PORT GUOO FOR N.C. IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS
BUSINESSMEN PRAISE FIRST N.C. INLAND PO°T
THE PORT OF DURHAM ONE OF NATION'S FIRST
FIRST SHIPMENT MAOE FROM STATE'S INLANO PORT
N.C. INLANO PORT IS OEOICATED
NEW PORT MANAGER NAMED
WILMINGTON PORT PROFITS UP
PORTS REPORT RECORD REVENUE
LFAOING NORTH ATLANTIC SHIPPING LINE TO CALL AT WILMINGTON PORT
PORT CALLS AT WILMINGTON TO B30ST CHARLOTTE BUSINESS
TRAIN SERVICE WILL CONNECT CHARLOTTE. PORT
OFFICIALS SEIZE PORNOGRAPHY AT N.C. PORT
PORTUGAL
...AND DON'T FORGET TO DISCOVER PORTUGAL
PJST OFFICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STEM CITIZENS BAFFLED BY POST OFFICE CHANGE
STEM POST OFFICE I NVE S T I GA T I ION MAOE
ARCHOALF PINES FOR ZIP CODE 0= ITS OWN
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS OlSOROER
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
VETERANS, TAXPAYERS SHOULD BE OUTRAGED
BETTER IMAGE SOUGHT FOR VIETNAM VETERANS
MURDEP VICTIM'S KIN SUES FOUR PSYCHIATRISTS. DUKE
STUDY TO BE OONE OF VIETNAM VETERANS' STRESS PROBLEMS
RTl STUDY WILL EXAMINE VIETNAM STRESS
KOREAN VET GETS MEDAL - 33 YEARS LATE
POSTAL CUSTOMERS COUNCIL
SEE DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNZIL
POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
POWELL WANTS POSTER LAW WITH 'TEETH*
POSTER-REMOVAL CHARGE WOULD L£SSEN PROBLEM
CITY WANTS TO REMOVE POSTERS
ANTI-CATHOLIC POSTERS SPREAD TO DURHAM
MAKF BIGOTS SIGN NAMES
WARNING TO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU READ ICARTOONI
PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN
LOONEYBIROS DON'T LIKE TO SIG1 NAMES
ACKLAND'S ART: POP, OP, AD ANO FOLK
BIRTHDAY CARD SETS RECORD
CLEAN UP OLD SIGNS
POSTMASTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STEM CITIZENS BAFFLED BY PUST OFFICE CHANGE
STEM POST OFFICE INVESTIGATION MADE
STEM POSTMASTER FACING CHARGES
POTASSIUM
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SEE ALSO STREETS. DURHAM
I" A OUT
DUKE'S DEVIL OF A POTHOLE
POTHOLES STILL AKOUNC
FOLKS APOUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE PEOPLE SPEAK OUT
COLLAPSE OF ROAD SAIO NT DANGER TO DUKE BUILDINGS
FLOWERS DRIVE REPAIR TO START NEXT MEEK, ARCHITECT SAYS
THE POTHOLE PRAYER
BIGGER BUT NOT BETTER
A MIDDLING GOOU SPLASH
OUKE ROAD REPAIR MAY COST SI MILLION
11 MILLION HOLE
FROM POTHOLE TO CANYON
POTTERS
SEE ALSO CERAMICS
SEE ALSO CRAFTSMEN
SEE ALSO J. B. COLE POTTERY
PEOPLE »RC FINDING CEOAR CREE< POTTERY
SEAGROVE POTTERS KEEP COTTAGE INDUSTRY AL IVE
INTERNATIONAL POTTER TO CONDUCT WORKSHOP
ELEGANT SIMPLICITY MARKS SEAG' OVE POTTERY
70-YEAR-OLO POTTER STILL USES FOOT-POWERED WHFEL
N.C. TRAOITIOMAL POTTER HONORc D
POTTER'S ANIMJL PAINTINGS GIVE HER WARES SALES PIZZAZZ
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PJTTERY
SEE CERAMICS
SEE CRAFTSMEN
POULTRY
SEE ALSO L IVESTOCK
SEE ALSO meat
HELMS URGES CURB ON POULTRY OISEASE
STATE OFFICIALS KEEPLING LOOKOUT FOR AVIAN FLU
POULTRY INDUSTRY
Scr ALSO AVIAN INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO CHICKENS
SEE ALSO HOLLY FaRMS POULTRY INDUSTRIES. INC.
SEE also turkeys
AVIAN INFLUENZA: OISEASE APPEARS CONTAINED BUT PRECAUTIONS STILL URGED.
STATE'S POULTRY INDUSTRY REBOJNDING
N.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING
"OVERTY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZ=NS. POVERTY LEVEL
DEFINITION OF 'POOR' ELUOES FEOERAL BIGWIGS
TASK FORCE CITES HUNGER
AGENCIES TO GET IP. 6 MILLION IN AID FOR IMPOVERISHED
ECONOMY CLIMBS <3uT SO OOES POVERTY, sjy UNC RESEARCHERS
UNC PROFESSOR URGES NEW 'WAR ON POVERTY'
PROFESSOR 3LA"ES RESGAN FOR POVERTY RISE
RESEARCHER: N.C. °OVERTY INCREASING
GROUP THINKS FEDERAL POVERTY PROGRAMS SHOULD FOCUS "N JOBS
REPORT: HUNTER PROBLEM GETTINS WORSE IN N.C.
REVItW WELFARE ELIGIDILITV
•FAIRNESS' LETTER FLAWEC
BISHOPS SPEAK OUT ON POVERTY
SHOULD WE SCORN THE PLEAS FOR HELP?
BISHOPS WERE RIGHT
GOVERNMENT SAID TO TIE POOR TO INNER CITIES
BAINES APPALLED BY 3KAZILIAN 'OVERTv
REPORT SAYS POVERTY RATE UP IN SJUTH
STILL. THERE'S POVERTY
POVERTY RISES IN N.C. DESPITE GROWTH
POVERTY LEVEL
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ECONOMY CLIMBS BUT SO DOES POVERTY. SAY UNC RESEARCHERS
MORE DURHAM RESIDENTS LIVE BELOW POVERTY LEVELS
RESEARCHER: N.C. POVERTY INCREASING
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SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
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POWERLIFTING
SEE WFIGHTLIFUNG
PRAISE THE LORD
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
PTL CLUR EMPLOYEE ABDUCTED, UNHARMED
MAN ABOUCTS PTL EMPLOYEF
IN HEAVEN'S NAME
PTL PRESIDENT. WIFE ACOL'IRE «449, 000 HOUSE. TWO CARS
PTL OFFICIAL DEFENDS BARKERS' PURCHASES
PRAISE LORD. PASS LETTUCE
OF TRIBUTES AND LARGESSE
3AKKER SAYS NEWSPAPER OFFERED HIM NO CHANCE TO RESPONO
PTL CLUB HOTEL OPENS
PRANKS
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POLICE SAY MAN LINKED TO STOLEN POLICE CAR
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PRAYER
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAM;
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SEE OURHAM, N.C. ORDINANCES
SEE SILVER THEFTS
PRECISION GRAPHICS (RALEIGH, N.C.I
HOBBY'S SENTENCE CUT BY 6 MONTHS TO 1 YEAR
HOBBY PRISON SENTENCE REDUCEO
PRECISION TUNE
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PRFFERENTIAL ADMISSIONS
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PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALS" BIRTH OEFECTS
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SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOO
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE
STUOY: SMOKERS' BABIES SHARE THE FUMES OF CIGARFTTE HABIT
ALCOHOL, PREGNANCY: DOCTORS H=SITANT TO WARN PUBLIC OF DANGERS.
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STUDY SUGGESTS OR I NK I NG-HEREOI TY LINK
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ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OF=ICE IN PARK
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PREMATURE INFANTS
SEE ALSO INFANTS
CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT PREMATURE BIRTHS MATURES
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PMS BOOK INFORMATIVE LIVELY 4 NO ENTERTAINING
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DOCTOR: HORMONE HELPS POST-NATAL DEPRESSION
PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
STUDY: SMOKERS' BABIES SHARE THE FUMES OF CIGARETTE HABIT
LIOUOR LINKED TO PREGNANCY WOES
PRENATAL SURGERY
SEE FETAL SURGERY
SEE SURGERY
PREP SPORTS
SEE PREP TEAMSi
SPORTS (GENERAL HEADING)
PREP SPORTS, GIRLS' TEAMS
SFE GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL ^AOINGI
PREP TEAMS, PASEBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
BIG SIX BASEBALL OPENS FRIOAY
SOUTH GRANVILLE STAYS UNBEATEN BEHINO RENN
PERSON'S CLAYTON BLANKS NORTHERN ON THRFE-HITTER
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH CONTINUES RICH BASEBALL TRADITION IN AREA
BROOKS CHECKS NORTHERN'S BATS WITH FOUR-HITTER
SPARTANS SET TO RIDE BROUKS. ARM IN STRETCH
AREA PITCHERS HURL NO-HITTERS. BUT STILL LOSE
NAMES ARE PARALLEL TU BIG 6 SJCCESS IN PERSON BASEBALL
LUNSFORD HRS PACE NORTHERN'S 5-2 WIN
NORTHERN OOWNS VANCE, GAINS TIE FOR 2ND IN RIG SIX
AFTER 29 LOSSES, HILLSIDE WINS, 6-0
BULLDOGS ERUPT IN FIFTH TO BEAT NORTHERN, 9-5
SOUTHERN, PERSON IN PLAYOFFS
SPARTANS SAFE!
JORDAN, NORTHERN STILL IN PLAYOFF CONTENTION; BULLDOG DEFEAT HURTS
CAVALIER BOYS WIN TRACK; BASE3ALL BERTHS ON LINE
TRIANGLE TITLE AT STAKE FOR SOUTHERN, JORDAN
SOUTHERN EARNS TITLE WITH SPLI T
SPLIT SENDS FALCONS, SPARTANS TO PLAYOFFS
VANCE GAINS STATE PLAYOFFS
TEAMS BEGIN 3UESTS FOR TITLES
SOUTHERN ELIMINATES EAST DLADSN
SPARTANS CLAIM PLAYOFF VICTORY
JORDAN OUSTEO IN 3-A
BASEBALL PLAY RESUMES
BROOKS HURLS NO-HITTER WIN; BIG SIX GONE
B°OOKS NU-HITS TROJANS
CARRINGTON CAPTURES CROWN
SOUTHERN DOMINATES ALL-TRIANGlE
W. GUILFORO ELIMINATES SOUTHERN
SPARTANS BOW OUT OF PLAYOFFS, 3-1
SPARTANS DOMINATE ALL-TRIANGL- TEAM
WESTERN GUILFORD WINS STATE
PREP TEAMS, BASKETRALL (SEE ALSO HtAOINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BIG MX CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN HOLIDAY TOU'NAMFNT
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL IN.C. EAST-WEST GAME I
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST ALL STAR GIRLS BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. FOUR-A BASKETBALL TOURNEY
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL
SHACKLEFURO: PEST TO COME
FIKE EDGES DURHAM AT PU22ER, i W
JORDAN DUMPS OUNN IN TRIANGLE MATCHUP
CHAPEL HILL RIPS CAPS, AVENGES LONE DEFEAT AS SMITH PUMPS IN 25
PREP NOTES
AVERY'S FALCONS WIN, INHERIT TRIANGLE LEAO
JORDAN ASSUMES LEAO IN TRIANG.E RACE, 72-48
ENGLISH'S 21 POINTS LEAD ORANGE WIN
PREP MOTES
MILLER TO COACH EAST STARS; FALCONS WIN AGAIN
DUDLEY FREE THROWS DEFEAT DURHAM HIGH
PREP NOTES: PROCRASTINATION AMD PROGNOSTICATION
THE FALCONS' MISSION: OON ' T TANGLE IN 'WE3B'
TRIANGLE RACE ALL EVEN
WEBB GIPLS BASKETBALL FROM RASS TO RICHES
JOROAN WHIPS EAST WAKE
CHAPEL HILL STILL ON TOP
SOUTHERN, JORDAN BATTLE FDR TJP SPOT
PARRISH'S BUCKET LIFTS SOUTHERN
VANCE TOPS KNIGHTS IN OOUBLE OVERTIME
TIGERS, BULLDOGS. VIKES WIN IM BIG SIX
PREDICTION OF LOW FINISH FIRES UP CHARGERS
THIS WEEK'S BFST
ROCKET CENTERS TUPPLE ORANGE
PREP NOTES: SPARTANS IN A SLUMP
SPAPTANS, HORNETS COLLECT BIG CONFERENCE WINS
PREP NOTES
THE WEEK'S BEST
NORTHERN DEFEATS PERSON FOR FIRST BIG SIX VICTORY
FALCONS STILL JE KYLL - AND-HYDE; BORDEN SIGNS
TIGERS ROMP; WARRIORS WIN
MCCRAE, OUNN BOOT JORDAN FROM FIRST
TIGERS ROMP; WEBB IN FIRST
BASKETBALL RACES TAKING SHAPE IN TRIANGLE, 9IG SIX
PERSON SNEAKS PAST HILLSIDE: VANCE TURNS BACK DURHAM
FALCONS BACK ON TRACK
FALCON WRESTLERS TOPS AGAIN
TAR HEELS TAKE ACC SWIM LEAO
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12/31/34
APfcX TUMBLE1; JOPDAN FROM FIRST PLACE. 61-49
SPARTANS GAIN TENUOUS LEAGUE LEAD
NO PANIC BUTTON AT SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN EYES CHAMPIONSHIP
PERSON ENDS CHAPEL HILL'S BIG 6 STREAK
SPARTANS PEAKING FOR TOURNEY; TIGERS TUMBLE
SHS TRIO SEEK TITLES
BIG 6 SEEOS FOR TOURNEY ON THf LINE
WEBB DOES IN OUNN, TAKES SECOND PLACE IN TRIANGLE
VANCE HANOS CHAPEL HILL THIRO LOSS
HILLSIOE MIPS OHS; TOSS GOES TO FALCONS
BIG SIX POSTPONEMENT LEAVES nU°NAMENT PAIRINGS UNSETTLEO
SMITH. MISS ALLEN TOP ALL-BIG 6 PICKS
EAST BLADEN ELIMINATES J00OAN FROM PLAYOFFS. 76-68
SPARTANS SPURT PAST PATRIOTS IN SECOND HALF
SOUTHERN ADVANCES; JORDAN FALLS
AS PIG SIX OPENS. OPPONENTS SEE SHOT AT TAMING TOP-SEEDED TIGERS
NORTHERN LADIES STOP HILLSIOE
EAST BLAOEN ELIMINATES SOUTHERN
NORTHERN. SOUTHERN FALL
SMITH MAKES ALL-AMERICA TEAM
ROCKETS UPSET TIGERS FOR TITLS
SOUTHERN'S PARRISH SELECTED TRIANGLE'S CO-PLAYER OF YFAR
PFRSON, GRIMSLEY ROLL INTO CONFRONTATION
ROCKETS WHIP WHIRLIES IN OT
DURHAM, HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOLS TO REMAIN 4-A
DAVIS. REIO THANKFUL FOR HELP THIS SEASON
FIKE'S REID EYES SEVENTH STATE TITLE
NORTHERN'S RILEY, SOUTHERN TRIO LEAO ALL-STARS
WILSON FIKE TOPS PERSON FOR 4- A CROHN
SMITH. ENGLISH make ALL-STATE
SMITH NAMED BY AP PREP PLAYER OF YEAR
FIKE'S REIO COACH OF YEAR
1983-34 ALL-AREA PREP BASKETBALL TEAM
NEW HOOPS TIMEOUT RULE ALTERED
SHOW GOES ON WITHOUT RANZINO
ROXBOFO ROCKETS ENJOY FAVORITE'S ROLE
PREP BASKETBALL SCHEDULES
PERSON TO ROCKET TO TOP. ..AGAIN
TROJANS HAVE ALL THE WEAPONS
AREA TEAMS SETTING SIGHTS ON TOP
NORTHWOOD, VAMCE AND NORTHERN SHAPE UP AS THE AREA'S RIG THREE
NORTHERN'S DAVIS BEGINS NEW TENURE ON OLD TURF
PREP BASKETBALL OPENS TONIGHT
CUMMINGS RUNS OVER DURHAM; HORNETS HALT STALL. BEAT OUOLEY
FALCONS SOUEAK PAST EAGLES
NORTHERN-JORDAN TOPS CAGE SLATE
PREP BASKETBALL
CARPINGTON'S BANKER GIVES DHS WIN
PANTHERS REBOUNO WITH WIN AT SOUTHERN
TIGERS, WEBB OPEN BASKETBALL SEASONS TONIGHT
JOE VANHOOK JOINS SHRINE TEAM
NORTHERN, OAVIS GET FIRST WIN; JORDAN, SOUTHERN CAPTURE WINS
KNIGHTS BREAK THE ICE
7 AREA PLAYERS TO START IN SHRINE SHOWDOWN
ORANGE BEATS GRAHAM IN OT
SPARTANS EDGE DUNN FOR TRIANGLE VICTORY
JOROAN'S PRESS FIGURES TO ADO TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLEMS
JORDAN'S PRESS FIGURES TO ADD TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLEMS
40-F00TER AT BUZZER NETS HORNFTS WIN
PAIRINGS SET
FOURTH-OUARTER PRESSURE PACES JORDAN FALCONS
WALKER'S 12-FOOTER PROPELS CHAPEL HILL PAST ENLOE. 68-67
FLAT FALCONS ROLL
WF8B WIPES OUT S. GRANVILLE
OUTSIDERS: JORDAN LONE OURHAM FAVORITE
DEFENDING CHAMPS
HILLSIOE GUARns GARNER WIN
KINSTON HANOS CAPS FIRST LOSS
EXPECT KINSTON TO SHINE AGAIN IN SUN TOURNEY
BIG SIX TEAMS FINO EARLY GOINS ON TOUCH SIDE
THE WEEK'S 3E5T
PERSON BEATS CAPS. 60-47; KINSTON UPSET
IMPROVING HORNETS TO TEST ORAMGF
KINSTON PUZZLES TOURNAMENT FI^LD
VISITORS HOLD STRONGEST CARDS IN TOURNEY DEAL
SUN FAVORITES STUMBLE, BUT NONE TAKE FALL
CUMMINGS, WILLIAMS WIN IN HOLIDAY
FALCONS FLY INTO SEMIS
COMPETITION KEEN IN OPENERS
ORANGE, KINSTON MAKE SUN FINAL
KNIGHTS, ROCKETS TO CLASH IN MNALS
ENGLISH, BARNES SPARKLE
KINSTON, ORANGE ROLL
PERSON RALLIES PAST NORTHERN, 59-43
CREAM OF THE CROP
EAGLES RALLY BY FALCONS
PREP TEAMS, CROSS COUNTRY ISEE AL ST HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, TRACK (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
PREP NOTES: FALCONS AT FORBUSH IN VOLLEYBALL
CHAPEL HILL GIRLS WIN; JORDAN FINISHES FOURTH
PREP TEAMS. FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLL
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-BIG SIX CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN ALL-CI TY-COJNTY FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SRRINE BOWL
MANY AREA RECRUITS UNDECIDED
A»ATEUR FOOTBALL KILLS 4 PLAYFRS IN 'R3
13 AMATEUR FOOTBALL PLAYERS DIED IN '83
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PALYERS "EARING UP FOP 'TWO-A-OAYS'
THE FIGHT FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
RUNNING BACKS' YEAR IN N.C.
SENIOR-SOPH COMBO LEAOS ORANGE HOPES
THIS AND THAT
OAVIS EXPECTS COMPETITIVE SPARTANS
FOOTBALL: IT'S NOT THAT SHE 03ESN-T LIKE IT
INTANGIBLES FAVOR VANCE IN BIS SIX
LIST OF CONTENDERS HAS A FAMILIAR RING
SOUTH JOHNSTON GETS NOD IN TI'.HT PACE TO CROWN
ORANGE. WILLIAMS. CUMMINGS BANK ON STRONG SHOWINGS
NEW FACES ARRIVE IN BIG SIX
DON'T COUNT SPARTANS OUT IN TRIANGLE
VIKINGS STILL THIN
PANTHERS TO CONTEND IN mio-staTF
KNIGHTS. FALCONS OPEN SEASON WITH A NON-CONFERENCE 'FINALE'
BROWNING LOW-KEY AS 100TH WIN DRAWS NEAR
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS TOMORROW
SOUTHERN IS IN FOR CLOSE GAME WITH ORANGE
OPANGE HOPES MCCAULEY DIFFERENCE AGAINST SPARTANS
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S U B J E
HOGGARD SCORES EARLY. RIPS BULLDOGS
HORNETS SHAKY IN OPENING LOSS TO PINECREST
LATE EG BRINGS END TO RANOLEMAN RUN
THE MEEK 'S BEST
NOTING THE KNIGHTS
VANCE HOPING TO PUT CAP ON BR3UGHTON WIN STREAK
SPARTANS NARROW PICK OVER ROU^H TRIANGLF FOE
SOUTHFRN EXPECTS ANSWERS AFTEJ TEST BY OUNN
BRANDON. SOUTHERN RIP DUNN
PINE FOREST BLANKS CHAPEL HILL
SPARTAN* PLAST HUNN
CHAPEL HILL SOCCER TAKES NEW TEAT
THE WEEK'S BEST
KNIGHTS SCORE 1ST GOAL
NORTHERN. SOUTHERN 7TH IN 4-A. 3-A POLLS
SOUTHERN'S SPARTANS THIN. BUT PICKEO TO WIN
WEATHFR WILL DECIDE WHETHER 0) NOT THEY PLAY
PREP FOOTBALL
ENLOE UPS DURHAM skid TO 23 GAMES
FOUR PREP GAMES POSTPONED
WAKE COUNTY WHIPS DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL
THE WEEK'S BEST
COUGARS' SLATON RINGS UP YARDS
SPARTANS LOSE ON FINAL PLAY
HOGGARD HANOS HORNETS THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS
HENDERSON REPLACES NORTHERN
WEBB WARRIORS FAVORED TO DUMP SPARTANS
SPARTANS AND WARRIORS BANG HE*DS FOR LEG UP IN TRIANGLE
PREP FOOTBALL
MCCAULEY. ORANGE END E. RANDOLPH WIN STREAK
KNIGHTS. TIGERS. PANTHERS REGISTER BIG WINS
UPSET WIN GETS ORANGE BACK ON THE RIGHT TRACK
SPARTANS OAVIS-LESS IN PRACTi:E
TOP TEAMS UNCHANGEO
KNIGHTS FAVORED TO ROLL OVER 3ALEIGH SANDERSON
ORANGE IS LOOKING TO TAKE BIT OUT OF BULL DOGS ... AGA IN
PREP FOOTBALL
APEX NIPS JORDAN; OAKLEY TOPS I. 000 DURING WEBB WIN
STAYING WARM
KNIGHTS EDGE SANOERSON
THE WFEK 'S TEST
JOROAN SPIKERS ARF ON MARK THIS SEASON
SPARTANS PICKEO TO UPSET TRIANGLE RIVAL EAST WAKE
SPARTANS LOOKING TO MEND W0UN3E0 PRIOE
OXFORD WEBB SNEAKS BY APEX
EAST WAKE OFFENSE STUNS SPARTANS
REALIGNMENT ISSUE GETS A FINAL HEARING THIS WEEK
THE WFEK'S BEST
TRIANGLE GRIO SHOWDOWNS START FRIDAY
NORTHFRN IS PICKED To HANDLE MVAL HILLSIDE
SHOWOOWNS SET FOR TRIANGLE. BIX SIX
BARKE" TO PASS SPARKS WEBB PAST S. JOHNSTON
THE WEEK 'S BEST
FOOTBALL INTEREST PEAKING INOXFORO
MONTY OAVIS' BIGGEST GAME
E. MAKE PICKED IN BATTLE OF WARRIORS
PREP NOTES
TRIANGLE 3-A SHOWDOWN IN OXFORD IS 'IT' FOR THE WARRIORS
OXFORD WEBB USES BIG PLAYS TO TAKE COMMAND IN TRIANGLE
81-0: VANCE HANOS OURHAM 27TH LOSS
VANCE 81, OHS 0: NO 'RUN-UP' SCORE, JUST A MISMATCH
VANCE FIFTH IN 4-A, OXFORD 10'H IN 3-A
FOR TOP RECRUITS, QUESTION REGAINS THF SAME
VANCE FAVORFO IN BIG 6 SHOWOOWN
NORTHERN VS. VANCF 'BIG GAME' FOR EACH SCHOOL
FALCONS CELEBRATE HOMECOMING, 56-0
PERSON POPS DURHAM, 40-0
THE WEEK'S BEST
PREP NOTES: FALCONS AT FORBUSH IN VOLLEYBALL
PAGE STILL ON TOP
HORNETS. VIKINGS ON THE REBOUND IN BIG SIX GAME
FOH NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, WINS tOME BYE ANO BYE
AREA SCHOOLS CAN CURE PLAYOFF FEVER TONIGHT
ORANGE PUTS SOUEEZE ON GRAHAM, CLINCHES OIVISION II PLAYOFF SPOT
SOUTHERN, WEBB GET WINS
PANTHERS WIN C ITY TITLE
SHOW GOES ON WITHOUT RANZINO
THE WEEK'S BEST
AND THE WINNER I S . . .E VE» Y80DY
2 ERAS CLOSE OUT WITH REGULAR SEASON
KNIGHTS GO FOR TITLE TONIGHT
NO. 1 PAGE TO OPEN PLAYOFFS AT NORTHERN
NORTHERN GETS SHOT AT PAGE
PAGE'S ELLIS LEADS SHRINE BOWL PICKS
KNIGHTS WILL BE BIG UNDERDOGS AGAINST PAGE
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS 3EGIN TONIGHT: KNIGHTS FACE TOUGH TASK...
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BEGIN TONIGHT: ORANGE, RAGSDALE SIMILAR...
PFRSON EDGES N. FOKSYTH
ELLIS ALL HE'S CRACKED UP TO 3E
BROWNING COACH OF YEAR; PERSON'S RUSSELL. WALLACE EARN BIG SIX. ..HONORS
NORTHERN DOMINATES THE SUN'S 'REP ALL-STARS
WEBB MEETS S. GUILFORD IN 3-A PLAYOFF
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
RUSSELL BLASTS ROCKETS TO 4- A DIVISION II CROWN
ROLL UP ANOTHFR FOR PARKE0. WARRIORS
NORTHERN'S OAVIS BEGINS NEW TENURE ON OLO TURF
VANHOOK GETS BIO TO BOWL
JOE VANHOOK JOINS SHRINE TEAM
WORLEY-B IRQ
7 AREA PLAYERS TO START IN SH' INE SHOWDOWN
RECOVERY FROM INJURY, TWIST 0= FATE LFAVE VANCE'S BULLOCK AS STARTING OB
PAGE, 71ST TIE 14-14 IN 4-A FOOTBALL FINAL
OAVIS HAS SHRINE BOWL TEAM RADY
SANOLAPPERS CAN'T KICK ABOUT 3 T WIN IN SHRINE
PAGE'S FLLIS PREP PLAYER OF YEAR
WEBB TOPS ALL-TRIANGLE SELECTIONS
■ABNORMAL" TEACHINGS BRING K H BY HIGH HONOR
TRIANGLE COACHES PICK TEAM
WFBB LEADS ALL-AREA FOOTBALL
CORRECTION
PRFP TEAMS. GOLF ISEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
MAGINNES, BRIGGS GAIN STATE BERTHS
A CLEAN HIT
PFRRY, WILLIAMS HIGH LEAD PREP GOLF
WILLIAMS BLISTERS FIELD FOR G3LF CHAMPIONSHIP
PREP TEAMS, SUCCER (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SFE ALSO SOCCER
KNIGHTS SCORE 1ST GOAL
AFTER TAKING TITLE, bIG SIX CHAMPION FACES NO. 1 PAGE
PREP NOTES: FALCONS AT FORBUSH IN VOLLEYBALL
PREP TEAMS, SOFTBALL
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1/01/B4 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 585
1/14/85
SOUTHERN. NORTHERN JOIN SOFTBALL TOURNEY
NORTHFRN GIRLS TOP CAPY
SPARTANS DEFEAT RICHMOND IN P> EP SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
SOUTHERN GIRLS STUN RICHMONO
SPARTANS GET SOFTBALL KIN
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HORNETS SECTIONAL CHAMPS
CAVALIER BOYS WIN TRACK;
JORDAN, NORTHERN FALL FR
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prep tcams. swimming isee also heatings unoer individual schoolsi
sfe also swimming
prep notes
prfp teams. tennis (see also headings under individual schoolsi
see also n.c. high school athletic association, tennis
see also tennis
chapel hill in lead of tennis sectional
tigers dominate tennis sectional
rhoney upset; roberson wins state net title
gabriel in with possible 'jsfl move to charlotte
barnes claims girls' state tennis title
prep teams, track isee also heaoinss under imoivioual schoolsi
sce also n.c. high school athletic association, track
see also prep teams, cross country (see also headings unoer individual
see also track
webb's mastery complete over 3-a track fues
sullivan keys hillsioe victory
sectional track set
triangle track meet set
peebles, sullivan star in sectional
hornets sectional champs
hillsioe wins east regional
hornets gain part of state track t. field
hornets tie for track title
his fingers were crosse0...an3 hillside's blunt got the state title.,
spartans dominate all-triangl= team
prep teams, volleyball isee also headings under individual schoolsi
see also volleyball
prep notes
in your face
jordan wins. northern falls in volleyball
falcons aovance, laoies ousted in volleyball action
joroan spikers slam way to state semis
jordan spikers n.c.'s bfst again
prep tea»s. wrestling (see also headings unoer individual schoolsi
sfe also wrestling
prep notes
nhs wrestling ooubleheaoer set
prep notes
prep notes: spartans in a sluup
the week's best
imps take prep sectional title
prep notes
shs trio seek titles
big 6 seeds for tourney on th= line
whicker mccowan each win two 30uts
both carscaodens beatfn in h r, h school mat finals
slew 0' gold questionable for cup
joe vanhook joins shrine team
preppies
see also fashion
high school students say prep'y is out
presbytepians
presbyterian group considers mew church
flips toward orthoooxy
five presbyterian churches will have guest speakers
prescription drugs
see also antibiotics
see also generic drugs
see also over-the-counter drugs
physicians, pharmacists havf =\est drug answers
souno-alike drug names spell trouple for patients
switched drugs blamed for ueath
company to pay 1235,000 penalty for drug sales
clemscn suspends track coaches penoing probe
clemson president takes right approach to scanoal
preservation and restoration
see restoration ano preservation
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SEE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
SEE ASSASSINATIONS
PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE ANO MATH TEACHING
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR 51IENCE ANO MATH EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCIENCEi EDUCATION
JOROAN TEACHER FINALIST FOR AWARD
JOROAN MATH TEACHER GETS NATIONAL AWARD
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL OEBATES
SEE ALSO VICE-PRESIOENTI AL CAMP\1G.NS
SIX DEMOCRATS INVITED TO JOIN N.C. °RIM4RV
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS TV AOS IN 'RESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
MR. JACKSON STRIKES SOUR NOTE
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL FIELD SHOWS FEW SPARKS
FRONT RUNNER (CARTOONI
JESSE MISTREATED
SIX DEMOCRATS ACCEPT N.C. PRIMARY INVITATION
PRESIDENT'S RE-ELECTION BID A' T TO FOCUS ON LEADERSHIP
WHAT IF REAGAN TALKED LIKE JACKSON?
TAR HEEL WANTS TO BECOME CANDIDATE FOR PRESIOENT
TIP O'NEILL CARRYING MONDALE (CARTOONI
KIDDING OR NOT, THEY'RE OFFICIAL CANDIDATES FOR THE OVAL OFFICE
REAGAN LEADERS PICKED FOR OP H E
POOR CHOICE FOR VOTERS
N.C. REPUBLICANS CALL FOR PRESERVATION OF REAGAN'S CAINS
•THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH MY BACKBONE - I'VF GOT A GOOD ONE.' ICARTOON)
DEMCCRATS IN IOWA: WHO WILL SJRVIVE?
LABOR'S OARLING, ANYHOW
POLL: N.C. DEMOCRATS PREFER MONOALE
GARY HART SPEAKING AS HE REAOS THE ROOK, MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT 1960
PRIMARY ATTRACTS UNUSUAL CANDIDATES
IN THIS CROWD. WOOFER NOT STANDOUT
IT'S HQLDEN IN YEAR 2000
NETWORKS WILL NOT ANNOUNCE MONOALE'S VICTORY IN NEW H AMPSH IR E . . I C AR TOON I
JOHN GLENN LOST IN SPACE AS ELECTION SPACE SHUTTLE LEAVES HIM (CARTOONI
HART'S VICTORY INJECTS 1UESTI3N MARK IN RACF
BEWARE JACKSON'S BEDFELLOWS
SUPERMAN MONDALE BEING JERKED BACK INTO HIS TELEPHONE BOOTH (CARTOONI
CHAVIS CRITICIZES JEWISH GROUP AGAINST JACKSON
MAN... WONOERING WHETHER TO SUPPORT JESSE JACKSON (CARTOONI
ELECTION MAONESS
YOU GOTTA HAVE HART, MILES AND M[LES OF HART (CARTOON!
E. "FRITZ" HOLLINGS GIVING AN AOORESS IN HIS UNUSUAL ACCENT (CARTOONI
JESSE'S BLUNDER FORGIVEN?
SANFORD SWITCHES SUPPORT TO MJNOALE
THANKS, NEW HAMPSHIRE
TV NEFOS SELF-CONTRnL
HART: A NEW FACE IN POLITICS
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES CAN LEARN FROM HART
PROF TO DISCUSS AMERICAN ELECTIONS
FOR GLENN, IT'S DECISION TIME
THE HART PHENOMFNON
E.T. WEARING JOHN GLENN BUTTON BOAROING SPACE SHIP FOR HOME (CARTOONI
WHU'S MR. JACKSON HURTING?
POLLSTER SAYS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COULD SWAY ELECTION
POLL: HART-REAGAN CLOSE
BOZO IN '34?
PRESIDENTIAL CAHPAIGN SEEN SPLITTING DEMOCRATIC ACTIVISTS
PLANS FOR 'NEW IMPROVED IDEAS!' FOR GARY HART (CARTOONI
SKIN-DEEP COMMITMcNT
JACKSON OFFICE TO OPEN
JACKSON'S UFFICE OPENS
MAN CHOOSING RADIO OVER SYMPHONY, SYMBOLIZING VOTER APATHY (CARTOONI
ANDREW YOUNG PRAISES JACKSON'S VOTER APPEAL
COLUMNIST WARNS AMERICANS NOT HEARING ABUUT ECONOMY
•BEEFY' VICTORY DOESN'T SETTLC PRESIDENTIAL RACE
CHANTS AREN'T ENOUGH
WE NEED A COURSE IN NEWSPEAK
HART PLANNING TO VISIT N.C.
JACKSON OFFICE TO OPEN
MODERN POLITICS CALLED TAME
HART WORKERS NAMED
MEDIA IGNORED JACKSON
INGRAM LASHES 'BIG-CITY' NEWS"APERS
HART, JACKSON PLAN TQ STUMP IN STATE
HART, JACKSON TO VISIT N.C.
HART SOUASHEO BY STONE REPRESENTING PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY (CARTOONI
JACKSON MARCH
JACKSON, HART TO VISIT TRIANG.E
HART TO SPEAK IN DURHAM; JACKSON ALSO TO VISIT AREA
JACKSON DENOUNCES KLAN-NAZI AIOUITTAL
CANDIDATE TELLS STUDENTS HE WANTS THEIR SUPPORT
EXPANDED MARKETS URGEO BY GICORE
JACKSON WANTS INVESTIGATION 0" ATTACK ON COPTER IN HONDURAS
NO SECURITY PROBLEMS EXPECTEO FOR HART'S VISIT
OEMOCPATIC CANDIDATES TOUR AR: A
BIG SUBSIOY FOR TOBACCO FROWNFO ON BY JACKSON
HART'S FRIEND HELPED HIM IN DENVER WHERE IT STARTED
IT'S HARD TO GET TO JACKSON, 'UT EASY TO TALK WITH HIM
JACKSON POPULAR IN HENDERSON
ENTHUSIASTIC CRDwO GIVES HART A BOOST
SPEECH OFFERS FEw ANSWERS
BLACKS CURIOUS ABOUT VISIT
JACKSON SAYS NO TO FEDERAL T01ACC0 PLAN
STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE
VISITS ENCOURAGE HART, JACKSOX SUPPORTERS
•BOYS ON BUS' GIVE NEW LOOK AT CAMPAIGN
MONOALE TO VISIT N.C.
MONDALE SCHEDULES TRIP TO N.C. ON WEONESDAY
SORRY, NO GUARANTESE
GILMORE BREAKS WITH PACK TO SJPPORT END OF RUNOFFS
JACKSON TAKING APPEAL FOR VOT'S TO CHURCH PULPITS
COURT BLOCKS BALLOT bID, LETS BIAS RULING STAND
MONOALE TO SEEK VOTES IN TRIANGLE
MONDALE, HART TO TOUR RTP
N.C. IS MORE IMPO0T1NT FOR PR'SIDFNTIAL HOPEFULS
HART, MONDALE CAMPAIGN IN TRIANGLE
HART, MONOALE HUNT N.C. VOTES
EX-VICE PRESIDENT FIELDS QUESTIONS ON RUNOFF PRIMARIES
NEARING THE LAST R ITES
HART WINS HEARTS AT RTP
HART AIDE WANTS MONOALE REFUNDS
TAXPAYERS PROVIDE LARGE PAYOF-S FOR CANDIDATES
FUTURF NEWS ITEM: MONDALE NAM1" S V IC F-PRE S IDENT I AL CANDIDATE (CARTOONI
MONDALE BACKS COMMODITY PROGRAMS
MONDALE COURTS N.C. FAR" VOTE
TAX RETURN DOESN'T SIZE UP H<: T
JACKSON TO SPCAK AT UNC
JOAN MONOALE PLANS ^0 VISIT J= K TOWERS
N.C. PRIMARY NOW CRUCIAL
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HATE
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JESSE JACKSON OPENS A CAN OF (ORMS
MRS. MONDALF PLANS TUUR OF DURHAM'S JFK TOWER*
JACKSON PLANS APPEARANCE ON UNC-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS
JACKSON TO VISIT NCCU
JESSE JACKSON WEARING HIS "SHOVF" BUTTON
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL HOPFFJL3 RETURNING TO N.C.
JACKSON TO SPEAK AT CENTRAL SJNDAY
OPPORTUNITY FOR STATESMANSHIP
JOAN "ONDALF DISCUSSES LAUNDRY, GRITS, <0»'S "ELLY
AIDE SAYS STATE IMPORTANT FOR MORALE'S CAMPAIGN
USE OUR MINDS NOT MISSILES, J»CKSON SAYS
JACKSON: "RAINBOW" SUPPORT IS GROWING
JACKSON URGES VOTERS TO SEEK NEW DIMENSION
TPBACCU STILL A PRIMARY INTEREST
A PRESIDENTIAL 'NO PREFERENCE'
"WHO ARE YOU VOTING FOR..." ICAPTOONI
WRONG FIGURE LISTED IN JACKSON STORY
LEE, SPAULDING EFFORTS GET SUPPORT OF JACKSON
CRIES OF -WE WANT JESSE1 GREET JACKSON AT NCCU
MONDALE EYES KNOCKOUT PUNCH IN 'BIG 4-
CANDIDATES TRY LAST-MINUTE CAMPAIGNS
MONDALE TAKES N.C: MONDALE AODS MD. TO STRING
Hif.I:.S^Sf2-iNC' IN INDIANA, OHIO KEEPS CAMPAIGN ALIVE
THE ODD COUPLES SLIPPERY SOAP MARKED "NOMINATION" (CARTOPNI
SOUTH HELO -BATTLEGROUND- IN 'RESIDENTIAL ELECTION
POLL: REAGAN WOULD WIN IN N.C.
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS A»E '« MOTLEY BUNCH'
".lrjm SJIH MONDALE" LICENSE 'LATE (CARTOONI
IMMIGRATION BILL REASONABLE
MARATHON PRIMARIES ARE A OlSS:RVICE TO ALL
MONDALE'S THE WINNER - WHATEVER IT'S WORTH
«EP4N§ MORFABF0rAh5nt"CKSON: '*U RIGHr' '*"'• F4LL ,N"-" '"»TOONI
'GIVE WALTER MONOALE A FIGHTING CHANCE-
TAXATION IS THEPT, SAYS LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE
JESSE JACKSON AS A GREMLIN ICARTOONI
THE POLITE. STUDIOUS BUNCH
RFSGiN'His'orE^oSrMl'sFRY'o'^gFMOC^Ti"™5 'EDUCE° S0W«NMENT ROLF
IF DEMOCRATS WIN, EXPECT AIMLESS ORIFTING
POLL SHOWS REAGAN LEADING MONOALE
MONDALE FACES TASK OF REBUILDING IMAGE
MS. FERRARO IS MONDALE'S TRUM° CARD
MONDALE SEEMS TO LACK APPETITE TO BEAT PEAGAN
SOME N.C. DELEGATES SHOW HART BANNERS
MINORITY PLANKS OK LINKFO TO 3LACK VOTES
MONDALE MUST PROJECT IMAGE OF NEW LEADERSHIP
CUOMO'S ELOQUENCE RALLIES THE DEMOCRATS
GFNOER GAFFE AND IDEA THEFT
THE CAMPAIGN SAINTS
LUCAS: BLACKS TO FOLLOW JACKSON'S CALL FOR UNITY
REV. JACKSON'S SPEECH APOLOGY COMMENDABLE
CARTER'S APPEARANCE SHOWS MON3ALE FLAW
JACKSON'S EMOTIONAL SPEECH SWAYS AT LEAST ONE DELEGATE
N.C. GOES MONDALE
HUNT JUMPS ON MONDALE BANDWAGON
FOR MONOALE, TOUGH FIGHT IS STILL AHEAD
HUNT PLAYS IT SAFE
NO ROOM AT THE POLITICAL PARTIES
THE DEMOCRATS' PRAYER: LORD. SIVE US THEIP TAXES
EAST HAILS REAGAN ON ECONOMY
PASSING PARAOE
JACKSON BACKERS MAY WITHHOLD SUPPORT
REPUBLICANS CAN'T AFFORD A 9-T0-5 CAMPAIGN
»fMMAR9u2E^?l,fcL5T4ND• N0W B4CI<S LEAF PROGRAM
MINUS THE RHETORIC, OEMO TICKFT A LAUGH
'MONOALE HAS NO SOLUTIONS'
NO EUPHEMISMS, PLEASE
* ...REAGAN.. .HE' S SO OPPOSED TO THAT TAX INCREASE...' ICARTOONI
^°,nP?,';;";S„CnN';iC,e* FEMALE VOTES AS CRUCIAL 'CARTOONI
HOW 10 PICK UP GIRLS (CARTOONI
MONOALE MAY VISIT N.C.
"Af . OEMUCRATIC LEADERS LAUNCH UNITY CAMPAIGN
MONDALE TO VISIT N.C. ON WEDNESDAY
MONDALE ARRIVES IN N.C.
1P*DJL6 OUTLINES 4-STFP PLAN TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS
JESSE TELLS RONALO: 'LET my PEOPLE GO'
2nSni,T| EFVhi; KS29SVS $4VS H = EXACTS HELP FROM SOUTH
MONDALE BLAMES DEFICIT FOR AG) I CUL TURE • S WOES
MARVELS OF MINIATURIZATION I C5 RTOONI
WHO'S BETTER OFF? MAINLY THE UCH
MONOALE CARRYING CROSS REPRESENTING TAXES (CARTOON)
LEWIS: LIBERTARIANS THINK SMALL
MONDALE TRIES STRADOLING THE FENCE
V5f)T^^D^?RVSE4,r?RU^S.BOUN?UTAExE?NCSREHILshINSP,R6 """ SUPB0RT ""-
MR. MONDALE LOSING GROUND
PRESIDENTIAL PACE IS CLOSE IN N.C.
[I 5..THf. 54"E REA"N WITHOUT MS OLD CHINK5
SdfS; tC?J*! COMPLETELY 0A2?LES U.S. VETERANS
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IV&. 2-J1^ °'MOCRATS H»S COME TO STAND FOR OFFF AT I SM. . . • I
KNOWLEDGE HEL°S OFFSET PRE-ELECTION OVERKILL
HAS REAGAN REACHED THE PINNACLE--
MONOALE SHOULDN'T EXPECT MONOPOLY ON RLACK VOTES
BA^TrE'JGA^lT'DEFf^f^^UIR^rTOugH^sr0 *N° """""""'"D AGAINST.
REAGAN'S NEED: TREAO WATER AND OOUSE GAFFFS
OON'T OVERDO THE DEBATES
HALOED REAGAN SPORTING "RE AGA'J /TURN I NG "USH" RUTTON (CARTOONI
WALTER MONDALE BEGINNING TO SHOW HIS STUMP METTLE ICABr°aNI
EOITORIAL WAS OFF THE TRACK, TUT OF TOUCH
^ALiLY,NG^TCHl^ANGEL,SD4LE• """^ HQ"K °F HELMS
IS REAGAN TOO OLD?
THE ILLUSIONARY FUTURE
REAGAN'S TELEVISION SHADOW (CARTOONI
U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION TO ATTENO RALLY IN ASHEVILLE
^E?.,VAyNIINf SHOULD LEAO DEMOCRATS BACK ■»"«"•«
WOMEN CHEER DEMOCRATS
RACISM HAS NO PLACE IN TAR HE= L POLITICS
TAKING THE HIGH ROAD
WHY NOT 6 OEDATES?
VOTE SIZE CALLED KEY TO VICTORY
LECTURES SLATED ON 1984 ELECTION
REAGA]HUE''p3o'r'steSaRD " BC RJNNING THE COUNTRY..." (CARTOON.
MONDACE-S DAUGHTER AND FORO TO CAMPAIGN IN N.C.
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S U B J E
PARTY MOPES F"RRARO VISIT WILL STIR CAMPAIGN INTEREST
RFAGAN SHOULD SHED HIS COCOON
MANATT PREDICTS MONOALE r«ILL :LOsF GAP ON REAGAN
LEADERS THINK FERRARO VISIT WILL BOOST TICKET
FERRAPQ LASHES GOP WITH B I T I N", HU''OR
HECKLERS HAVE BRAYING RIGHTS
FFRPARO PLANS VALVANO COHEBAC<
CROWOS BACKi PROTEST VISIT Br FERRARJ
EVEN WITH OONOVAN. -DIRTY' POLITICS CLEANER
FUNNY. PUT CAN SHE RULE?
OFMOCPATS GET 1102.000 "RDM ws . FERRARO'S VISIT
REAGAN -STANDS UP FIR U.S. IDfALS'
JERRY dRUNO LOVES GETTING LOST 1,1 CROWD
OCTOBER INSIGHT
GROUP SAYS REAGAN TOO OLD FOR JOd
KNOX ENOORSES REAGAN
POLITICAL SCIENTISTS SAY PRESIOFNT LOST DEBATE
REAGAN TO VISIT N.C.
REAGAN: REJECT PARTISAN POLITICS
KNOX SIGNS ON WITH REAGAN TEA"
REAGAN TAKES CREDIT FOR N.C. ECONOMY; YOUNG LAUOS OEBATE AJ TURNING...
MONOALE OUTOISTANCES REAGAN DJRING FACE-UFF
KNOX "RAWS KNOCKS FRO" DEMOCRATS
KNOY'S REAGAN ROLE: THE FINAL SEVERANCE
OEBATE AFTERMATH SLOWS LANDSLIDE. ADOS DRAMA
MONPALE'S IDEAS INEFFECTIVE
ENTHUSIASM PICKING UP A»ONG N.C. OEMOCRATS. BUT REAGAN LEAO wIOE
MONDALt WAS GRACIOUS BUT...
REAGAN FOR THE RICH
REAGAN BLEEDS THE POOR
PFPPER SAYS SOCIAL SECURITY IN PERIL
OEdATES. R.I. P., GAVE US MOSTLY THEATRICS
GOO TRUSTS IN M" (CARTOONI
THE ELECTION PROCESS
AGE ISN'T THE ISSUE
BUSH HELPS TEAM, 3UT M0= E NEEDED
TAKE PEPPER'S REMARKS WITH A BIG GRAIN OF SALT
CIS AGAIN PICKS UNC PROFESSOR FOK DEBATE ANALYSIS
MONDALE CRITIC RIGHT TO REJECT SCARE TACTIC
HELMS: 'EAGAN CAN WIN 0"BATF JITHOUT CRAMMING
SURPRISE! DIVIDED OPINIONS
SOLID DEMOCRATIC COUTH WAVERS
RFAGAN PROJECTS CONFIDENCE
ANALYSTS: MONOALE STILL 3EHIN0
DURHAM CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON DEBATE
SECOND OEBATE VICTORY IN THE z YE OF BEHOLDER
REAGAN'S ABILITY THE ISSUE
OEBATE SHOWINGS WON'T LIFT MONOALE TO VICTORY
HINOENFRITZ: "OBSOLETE! WHAT ' AK : S YOU THINK THAT'"' (CARTOON)
A READER'S CASE FOR PRESIDENT REAGAN
THERE'S NO COMPARISON OF GREN'OA, AFGHANISTAN
WHO'LL PAY NEW TAXES
A SENSELESS PROPOSAL
ANALYSTS: PRESIDENTIAL »ACE FADING IN N.C.
IS ARMAGEDDON NEAR?
TO AVOID DEMOCRATIC DESTRUCTION. LET REPUBLICANS RAISE TAXES (CARTOON!
THERE IS STILL TIME TO 'ELL US THEIR PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
ELDERLY TRICK OR TREATING AT THE REAGAN HOME (CARTOONI
REAGAN DOESN'T DESERVE RE-ELECTION
LOOKING FOR SIGNS?
LAROUCHE IS «RONG
REAGAN'S GARBLED SYNTAX
WHICH REAGAN IS THE REAL 0NE7
SOCIAL SECURITY AND ELECTION YEAR LIES
WALTER MQNOALE CAN WIN ELECTION
OEWEY OEFEATEO TRUMAN, BUT WILL MONDALE DEFEAT REAGAN? (CARTOONI
DEFICIT IS TROUBLE
PCESIDE»'TIAL CANDIDATE IS ARRESTED
DEMOCRATS' SLATE IS TOO LIBERAL
VOTERS WILL WAKE UP RONALD REAGAN
SIGNS OF THEIR SUCCESS SEEN 01 Tv
ARMAGEDDON ISN'T PRESIOFNT'S ONLY FLAW
HOW 10 DESTROY SOCIAL SECURITY
REAGAN SUPPORTERS AT A LOSS FOR WORDS
he COULD Cut the charm
WOULD CHANGES GO WELL?
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
'...AGREE TO DISAGREE ABOUT WH U OUGHT TO BE PRESIDENT?' (CAPTOONI
DURHAM BUCKS TREND, VOTES FOR OEMOCRATS
LANDSLIDE NOT SFE'I AS NEW VOT=R ALIGNMENT
OUKE OBSERVERS PREDICT FORE IGv -RELAT ION wOES for REAGAN
NEITHER MONOALE, HUNT CAN DE CONSIDERED LOSERS
THE UNGRACIOUS CAMERA
GOP SWEEP LEADS TO REASSESSMENTS
PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUSES
IOWANS' SIGNAL BLURRED
IOWANS LIKE LIBERALS
THE PRESIOENT IAL-CONGRESSIONAL POLIT'CAL DICTIONARY
NCCU PROFESSORS CREATE "OCK TO HELP EXPLAIN POLITICAL WORLD
'RESIDENTIAL DEBATES
SEE ALSO OEBATE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO VICE-PRESIDENTIAL Campaigns
DON'T OVERDO DEBATES
LET'S HAVE FIVE DEBATES
DON'T OVERDO THE DEBATES
WHY N"T 6 OEdATES?
UPCOMING OEBATES WILL CLOSE GAP, MANATT SAYS
MANAIT PRFOfCTS MONDALE WILL ILOSE GAP ON REAGAN
FAIRLY CONDUCTED DEBATES ARE IMPORTANT
POLITICAL SCIENTISTS SAY PRESIDENT LOST DEBATE
PARTY LEADERS DIVIDE ON PRESI3ENTIAL DEBATE
NO KNOCKOUT BUT FRITZ SCORED BIG
REAGAN AND MUNOALE "LAY IT SA= E IN OEBATE
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TAR HEEL POLITICAL SCIENTISTS SCORE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
MONDALE OUTDISTANCES REAGAN OJRING FACE-OFF
OFBATE AFTEPMATH SLOWS LANDSLIDE. ADOS DRAMA
MONOALE'S IDEAS I"EFFECTIVE
ISSUE: IS REAGAN OODOERING?
N.C. PARTISANS ARGUE ON REAGAV'S AGE, WHO WON IN VP DEBATE
MONDALE WAS GRACIOUS BUT...
OEBATE SYSTEM WINS BIG
OEBATES. R.I. P., GAVE US mostly THEATRICS
BUSH "ELPS TEAM. BUT "ORE NEEDED
CBS AGAIN PICKS UNC PROFESSOR FOR DEBATE ANALYSIS
SURPRISE! DIVIDED OPINIONS
ANALYSTS: MONDALE STILL BEHIND
DURHAM CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON DEBATE
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SUBJECT
PRESIDENT'S PROPOSALS DISTURBING
DEBATE PROdAbLY SEALED RE»G»N VICTORY
PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY
SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION
PRFSIDFNTIAL ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL
PRESIDENTIAL ENDORSEMENTS
SEE ELECTIONS. U.S.. ENDORSEMENTS
PRESIDENTIAL PAROJNS
PRESIDENT PARDONS HAN FROM DU'HAM
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO "NO PREFERENCE" VOTES
SIX DEMOCRATS INVITED TO JOIN N.C.
SIX DEMOCRATS ACCEPT N.C. PRIMARY
JACKSON ASKED TO HAVE NAME ON N.C.
JCSSE JACKSON INVITED TO JOIN N.C.
IT'S A THREE-PARTY ELECTION
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS PRIMARY INVITAT
PRIMARY ATTRACTS UNUSUAL CANOIOAT
IN THIS CROWD. WOOFER NOT STA'JOOU
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BALLOT SET
HART'S VICTORY INJECTS OUESTPN M
SUPERMAN MONOALE BEING JERKED BAC
HART'S r.C. CAMPAIGN GETS BOOST
ELECTION MADNESS
SOUTH GETS SHORT SHRIFT IN C A* P A I
OcMOCDATIC CAST TRIPS ONTO CRITIC
CAMPAIGNS INTENS""
PROFESSOR SAYS PRIMARIES MAY 1 R I N
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SUPER TUESOAY
LAROUCHE WANTS TO BE ON NORTH CAR
JACKSON SWEEP PR
JACKSON TO CAMPA
JACKSON'S OFF!Cc
•BEEFY' VICTORY
HART PLANNING TO
LAROUCHE LOSES 9
MODERN POLITICS
HART, JACKSON PL
HART. JACKSON TO
HART SUUASHEO BY
JACKSON. HART TO
HART TO SPEAK IN
JACKSON WANTS IN
NO SECURITY PROP
DEMOCRATIC CANOI
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MONOALE TO SEEK
N.C. IS HORE IMP
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E
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F DELEGATES AS 'NEW MATH'
RVICE TO ALL
84 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS
PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR
TWO STUOENTS NAMED
PRESIDENTIAL VETOES
SFE VETO POWER
PRESIDENTS. U.S.
SEE U.S. PRESIDENTS
PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON HUNGER
SEE ALSO HUNGER
MPS. ROLLINS AGREES HUNGER IN U.S. NOT 'RAMPANT'
HUNGER REPORT DEFENDED
HUNGER REPORT CRITICIZED
PRETRIAL NEWS COVERAGE
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 ORDERS
TIMBERS OWNERS WANT CASE MOVED
PRETRIAL RELEASE
STUDY WILL FOCUS ON PRE-TRIAL RELEASE
PRICE FIXING
SEE ALSO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
INVESTIGATIONS OF BID-RIGGING SEEN SLOWED
GRAND JURY INDICTS THREE MEN
N.C. OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH BID RIGGING
BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED FOR BID RIGGING
BID-RIGGING PLEA BRINGS SENTENCE
OURHAM FIRM FACES BID RIGGING CHARGFS
FIRM FACES BID-RIGGING CHARGES
REVIEW SET IN BID RIGGING
BID RIGGING SCANDAL HELPED LOVER COSTS ON ROADS - OFFICIAL
FORMER PRESIOENT OF FIRM ACCUSED OF RIGGING BIOS
FIRM IS INDICTED IN ELIZABETH CITY BIO-PIGGING CASE
CONTRACTUR PLEAOS GUILTY
OURHAM MAN GIVEN SENTENCE IN 810 RIGGING
DURHAM MAN SENTENCED IN AIRPORT BID-RIGGING CASE
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9 N
4 E
13 N
15 N
4 T T 556
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N X78
N 946
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N 946
N K45
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? 1/12/84 C 3 N C05
2 1/18/84 B 5 N 046
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S 2 12/l°/84 C 1
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1/19/84
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6
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3/10/84
A
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3/10/84
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3/14/84
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3/15/84
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5/17/84
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5/18/84
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5/19/84
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5/28/84
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7/1I/B4
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7/12/84
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7/12/84
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7/21/94
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7/22/84
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INDEX
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PR IM AR IFS
NEW BIO-RIGGING PROBE POINTS TO HIGH OFFICIAL
MARTIN CISAVOWS PRESS RELEASE CRITICIZING EOMISTEN
COURT CONVICTS MAN, COMPANY 0= BIO-RIGGING
PRICE FIXING, N.C. HIGHWAY 810 RIGSING SCANOAL
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO FARM PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
MANY N.C. DAIRY FARMERS TO OECLINE NEW PROGRAM
CANDIDATE DOESN'T OPPOSE FARM SUBSIDIES
THE SOUANDEREO SUBSIOY
UNWISE FARM POLICIES
N.C. PEANUT GROWERS DEFEND CR3P PROGRAM
PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C RUNOF=
SEE ALSO "NO PREFERENCE" VOTES
SIX DEMOCRATS INVITED TO JOIN
SIX DEMOCRATS ACCEPT N.C. PR M
JACKSON ASKED TO HAVE NAME ON
JFSSE JACKSON INVITED TO JOIN
BLACKS MAY FILE SUIT
JORDAN: CHANGE 2ND PRIMARY
IT'S A THREE-PARTY ELECTION
2N0 PRIMARY CHANGES NEEDED
MAY DAY! MAY DAY! ICARTOONI
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS PRIMARY INVI
PRIMARY ATTRACTS UNUSUAL CANDI
IN THIS CROWO, WOOFER NOT STA>J
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BALLOT Sc
NETWURKS WILL NOT ANNOUNCE "ON
HART'S VICTORY INJECTS QUESTI3
HART'S N.C. CAMPAIGN GETS BOOS
DEMOCRACY AT WORK
CAMPAIGNS INTENSIFY IN N.C.
PRIMARY SET FOR JUNE 5
LAROUCHE WANTS TO BE ON NORTH
ABOLITION OF SECOND PRIMARIES
CANDIDATES INVITED
JACKSON SWEEP PREDICTED
JACKSON TO CAMPAIGN IN N.C.
HART PLANNING TO VISIT N.C.
LAROUCHE LOSES BID FOR BALLOT
PRLIMARY OEADLINE TOOAY
HART, JACKSON PLAN TO STUMP IV
STEWART, JORDAN LEAO PACK IN >
SEVEN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
FAIRCLOTH PROPOSES CHANGES IN
SOME N.C. PRIMARIES FACING FU<
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES BACK
INGRAM IS THE WILD CARD
CANDIDATES FACE OFF oEFORE TV
PRIMARY MAY BE DELAYEO AGAIN
GILMORE BREAKS WITH PACK TO SJ
KNOX PERCHED ATOP POLLS
COURT BLOCKS BALLOT BIO. LETS
INCUM3ENT STATE SENATOR IS PRE
GILMORE RAPS OPPONENTS' RIGHTS
APPEALS COURT RACE ATTRACTS 3
CAMPAIGNS ENTER BELL LAP
GOVFRNOR'S PRIMARY MOBBEO, BUT
CONVICTED HAVF RIGHT OF APPEAL
N.C. LEADERS BACK SECOND PRIM5
THE OUIET DEMOCRATS
EOMISTEN URGES VOTES AS 'MOUNT
N.C. PRIMAkY NOW CRUCIAL
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR TUESDAY'S P>
COUNCIL OF STATE CANDIDATES 0<
HEME'S 'AMPLE BALLOT FOR TUESO
JONFS CHALLFNGES GOV. HUNT WIT
CANDIDATES VARY ON 2ND PRIMARY
POLLING PROF SAYS PRIMARY POLL
KNOX CHARGES THAT EDMISTEN PAS
HENDERSON WILL VOTE TUESDAY 01
2 SEEK COURT SEAT
ISSUES PROLIFERATE IN 1 3 TH OIS
4TH DIST. CANDIDATES CITE BL AC
MEASURE WOULD SET UP AGENCY FO
TOBACCO STILL A PRIMARY INTER"
"WHO ARE YOU VOTING FOR..." IC
BIG TURNOUT LIKELY IN ORANGE i
OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR PRIMARY
COMMITTEE INOICATES SUPPORT FO
TAR HEELS PREPARE TO VOTE
PRIMARY DAY TO BE BUSY IN OURM
MONDALE EYES KNOCKOUT PUNCH I'l
N.C. VOTERS GET THEIR SAY TOD*
SOME LcGISLATURE RACES DELAYED
BE SURE TO VOTE TODAY
CANDIDATES' HOPES HIGH IN LAST
PRIMARY WILL TRIM FIELO OF HOP
MONDALE SEEKS SWEEP TO ENO HA1
VOTER TURNOUT GOOD IN CHAPEL H
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS MAKE ST
CANDIDATES TRY LAST-MINUTE CAM
THE RESULTS
SPAULDING TRAILS VALENTINE
MONOALE TAKES N.C: MONDALE AD
HUNT, ROYALL TOP N.C. SFNATE F
EOMISTEN, KNOX OUTRUN PACK: FA
•IT TOOK ME FOREVFR TO VOTE. !
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM CO)
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COJ
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM roj
JORDAN GETS NARROW LEAO OVER S
HUNT, HELMS EASILY ROMP OVER '.
N.C. VOTERS FAVORING AGRICULTJ
COMPUTER PKOSLEMS HAO GREEN It
INCUMBENTS TAKE LEAO IN ALAHA1
VALENTINE EDGES SPAULDING
HANCOCK TO BACK ROYALL AND HU1
JORDAN BEATS STEWART
GUPTON WINS SEAT IN FRANKLIN C
BREEZE AND EILY WIN SEATS ON S
LOSER, WINNER BOTH DISAPPOINTF
ELECTION FACES
MARION, HANCOCK AMONG INCUMBER
CONGRESSMFN DEFEAT CHALLENGER'
ANOREWS WINS 4TH DISTRICT NOMI
ANDREWS GETS NOMINATION AGAINS
TWO JORDANS MAY FACE OFF FOR L
VOTER TURNOUT PLACED AT 40X
H ? B/20/P4 A 3
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H 2 9/22/84 A 15
2 1/17/84
2 5/01/84
2 9/29/84
2 11/06/84
? 12/25/94
N.C. PRIMARY
H
2
1/12/94
A
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N
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H
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1/27/84
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N
N.C. BALLOT
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2/10/94
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N
N.C. PRIMARY
H
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2/11/94
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2/16/94
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2/17/84
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2/22/84
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2/23/84
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2/24/84
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2/24/84
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2/27/84
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2/29/94
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3/30/84
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4/32/84
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4/04/94
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4/06/94
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4/06/84
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4/0°/94
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4/11/84
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4/12/84
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4/20/84
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IT KEEPS POLITICIANS AWAKE
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5/05/84
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s
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5/07/84
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H
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5/03/94
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5/08/94
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-MINUTE BIDS
H
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H
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5/09/84
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IRCLOTH 3RD: MARTIN EASY G0° VICTORY
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H
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H
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5/09/84
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N
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H
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5/09/94
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H
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5/09/84
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N
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H
2
5/09/84
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11
N
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H
2
5/09/84
A
11
N
RAL BONOS
H
2
5/09/84
A
11
N
STRONG CHALLENGE
H
2
5/09/34
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N
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H
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5/09/34
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5/09/84
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5/09/84
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s
2
5/09/84
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s
2
5/09/84
A
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N
CHOOL BOARD
s
2
5/09/84
A
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N
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s
2
5/09/84
A
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N W36
s
2
5/09/34
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s
2
5/09/94
A
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N
IN N.C.
s
2
5/09/84
A
9
N
NATION
s
2
5/09/84
c
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T TWO CHALLENGERS
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2
5/10/84
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N
IEUTENANT GOVERNOR
H
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5/10/94
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N
H
2
5/10/84
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1 0
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
TTLE FOR LAMB POST
RS HUNT. ROYALL
FINISHES IN 4TH PLACE
INKS
ES
RACE
TY
TED
INNFRS
DEFEATED OEMOCRATS
NOUT IN N.C
VE PLAUDITS
F OELEGATES
AS 'NEW MATH
IN LT. GOV.
RACE
ANO
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INCLUOINC
.EE
UNOFF
OT INSULT, VOTERS
LECTION
DELAYED
"ILLION IN CAMPAIGN
RIMARIES
AT PARTY IS NOT SPLIT
RIMARIES ON SEPT. 6
ARY BILL
LAW IN PRIMARY
KILL BANKING BILL
LDING PRIMARIES TODAY
PRIMARY RUNOFFS
ELECTIONS
HANGES
LACE IN TUESDAY'S VOTING
STATION'S COVERAGE
DAY
COUNTY
MARTIN PLEASED WITH HIS VICTO)
BROOKS, BARNES MAY CONTINUE BA
MARION LOSES SENATE kACE
HANCOCK VOWS SUPPORT FOR WINN
VETERAN ALAMANCE COMMISSIONER
HENDERSON'S VOTERS OK MIXED OR
GOUCH LEADS G»ANVILLE RACE
SKINNER WINS IN WARREN
GUPTON LEADS IN FRANKLIN
MRS. HAAS EXPECTS SCHOOL CHANS
WILLHCMT PACES COMMISSIONERS'
ABC ISSUES WIN IN CHATHAM COUN
VETERAN LEE COMMISSIONER DEFEA
7TH-GRA0ER PREDICTS ELECTION W
EDMISTEN. KNOX SEEK SUPPORT OF
WEATHER MAY HAVE CUT VOTER TU<
WINNERS AND LOSERS: BOTH OESE'
HART AIDE DFCRIES ALLOCATION 1
GOP CANDIDATES TO HAVE "UNOFF
NUMBERS CHANGE. BUT RESULTS ST
COCKERHAM WON'T FILE FOR RECOJ
PANEL APPROVES SENATE DISTRICT
SOLES WINS; BARNES CALLS FOR '
ADDED BLOW FOR GREEN
CAMPAIGN TALK SHOULO INFORM,
CANDIDATE SEEKS NEW ELECTION
BALLOT ERRUR BRINGS CALL FOR =
PRIMARIES IN 3 COUNTIES MAY BE
FAIRCLOTH SPENT MORE THAN 11.9
CANDIDATES SPEND MILLIONS
REPUBLICANS WANT COVERAGE IN P
N.C. TOP DEMOCRATS WARN GOP FH
BILL WOULD SET PERSON COUNTY
HOUSE. SENATE PASS PERSON PR I"
FLAHERTY SAYS AFL-CIO VIOLATE}
SUPPORTERS SAY AMENDMENT C0UL3
SEVEN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS HO
EDWARDS TO SEEK CHANGE IN N.C.
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN IN PRIMARY
STATE SFNATOR Tn URGE RUNOFF C
BLACKS FAIL TO CAPTURE FIRST '
HUNT PLAYS IT SAFE
DEFEATED DEMOCRAT MIFFED AT TV
PERSON DEMOCRATS TO VOTE THURS
OCT. RUNOFF POSSIBLE IN PERSON
PRIMARY FLECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ELECTIONS, U.S.. PRIMARIES
SEE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
PRIMARY READING PROGRAM
SEE REAOING
PRIME INTEREST RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
N.C.'S LARGEST BANKS RAISE PRIME PATE
HATFIELO'S WARNING SHOULO BE ^EDFD
WACHOVIA HIKES ITS RATE
FIRST UNION AMONG eAN*S CUTTING PRIME RATE
PRIME RATE COULD DROP. SAYS BANKER
WACHOVIA WILL JOIN OTHER BANKS IN CUTTING PRIME RATE TO 10 3/4 ».
4 LARGEST N.C. BANKS CUT THE R PRIME RATES
PRIME LENDING RATES
SEE PRIME INTEREST RATE
PRINCE WILLIAM PIRATES
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
LAMB, RIVERA TEAM FOR BULLS' iMCTOBY
CONFUSED BULLS FALL TO PIRATES
SAY IT AIN'T SO, JOfi...
BULLS' SLUMP CUNTINUES AS PIRATES TAKE ANOTHER, 4-2
LIPON: STILL FUN AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
LIFELESS BATS LEAD TO 3 BULLS' LOSSES
PIRATFS HAMMEP BULLS. 11-2
KNOX LEAOS DURHAM WIN
LAMB. 2IEM PTICH BULLS OVFR PIRATES
CHARBONEAU'S HITTING LIFTS PIUTES TO WIN OVER BULLS
CHARBONEAU AIMING FOR MAJOR Li AGUE FENCES
BULLS CONTINUE SLIDE; PR INCF WILLIAM WINS 6-3
BULLS MIREO OEEP IN SLUMP
BULLS BEAT PIRATES 1-0 IN 10 INNINGS AS MANGER SNITKER EJECTED
KNOX LEAOS BULLS TO WIN
BULLS SPLIT UOUBLF-HEADER BEHIND ASSENMACHER, 6-3
YASTR2EMSKI GIVES BULLS 0PENI1G WIN
BULLS SPLIT OOUBLEHEADER
PRINCIPALS, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOJCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
PRINCIPALS' TRAINING IS SOUGHT
PRINCIPAL SHOULO PECOME PRINCIPAL SCHOOL TEACHER
PROGRAM TO HONOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
STATEWIOE AWARDS SET FOR PRINCIPALS
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
SCHOOL BOAROS GROUP CALLS FOR NO PRINCIPALS' TENURE
PKINTMAKING
ALL-AMERKAN PRINT SHOW OPENS
SHOW MOVES PRINTS TOWARD RECOGNITION
SPRING BRINGS PARIS ART TO AC(LAND
PRI SON REFORM
PRISON REVAMPING NEEDED
RESIDENTS ANGRY ABOUT PRISON
PRIVATE PRISONS WORTH CONSIDERATION
PRISON RIOTS
SEE PRISONS.
U.S., RIOTS
PRISONER DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C. PRISONER "'EATHS
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, SUICIDES
MAN CHARGED IN COUNTY JAIL KILLING HAD
STABBED INMATE DIES
PRISONER ESCAPES. OUR.
•YOUR BONO IS. ..HEY. WAIT A MINUTE'
PRISONER ESCAPES
ESCAPEE IS SOUGHT
PRISONER SCOOTS AFTER SENTENCING
PATHOLOGICAL FEAR'— LAWYER
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5/10/84
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7/18/84
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7/19/84
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7/19/84
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5/25/84
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7/13/84
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7/13/84
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7/14/84
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7/14/84
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7/15/84
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7/16/84
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8/12/84
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8/13/84
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2
8/13/84
0
*
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H 2
S 2
4/04/84 C
4/17/84 A
5/03/84 A
5/18/84 B
6/22/B4 A
11/11/84 B
2/23/8* D 2
3/02/8* 0 8
5/10/B* D 3
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N
N
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N
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A15
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S 2 10/12/84 C 5
10/18/84
10/23/84
1/07/84
5/12/84
6/13/84
6/27/B4
N A54
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
I N 0 E X
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
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ESCAPEE SOUGHT
OURHAM ESCAPEE WANTED IN 2 OTHER STATES
DURHAM POLICE CONTINUE TO LOCK FOR MAULOIN
FUGITIVE CAPTURED
COURTHOUSE ESCAPEE RETAKEN
ESCAPEE FACES EXTRAOITION
ABC OFFICER ARRFSTS yORK-RELEASE INMATE
COUNTY'S DEFENSE AGAINST ESCAPES IS SGT. BILLY POOLE
POISONER IS CHARGED
GUESS ROAD PRISONER OUT AFTER WORK RELEASE
PRISONER ESCAPES
POLICE SEARCHING FOR MURDER DEFENDANT
SUSPECT ARRESTED
ESCAPEE CAPTUPEO
ESCAPEE SENTENCED
FOR HIOING THREE OAYS. DEFENDANT GETS FIVE YEARS
SHORT-TIMERS CAUSE PROBLEMS AT PRISON
POLICE SEEK PRISON ESCAPEE
INMATE ESCAPES
ESCAPEE TURNS HIMSELF IN
ESCAPEE IS RECAPTURED
TURNED HIMSELF IN
PRISONER ESCAPES. N.C
THIS PRISONER AL
N.C. PRISON ESCA
N.C. ESCAPEE IS
ASSAILANTS AID E
PRISONER ESCAPES
SOI SEEKS 2ND PE
ESCAPE REPO°TED
NORTH CAROLINA N
MAN FLEES OFFICE
N.C. ESCAPEE REC
MAN FLEES PERSON
N.C. LAW OFFICER
FUGITIVE DIES IN
PRISONER ESCAPES
ESCAPEO PRISONER
ESCAPEE SAYS 12
OFFICIALS SAY TU
ESCAPEE HOPES HE
JOHN COTTON DESE
1B-VEAR-OLO USES
ESCAPE REPORTED
ESCAPEE CAPTURED
ESCAPEE CAUGHT
TWO JUMP FENCE A
ESCAPEES CAPTURE
TIP HELPS CAPTUR
2 PERSUN PRISON
OFFICFRS KILL FR
FLEEING PRISONER
COUPLE AWAITS PR
N.C. PRISONER CA
PRISONER LEAVES
PRISON ESCAPEE S
ESCAPE REPORTED
FIVE PRISONERS E
PRISON DEPARTMEN
INMATES TAKE JOY
POLK INMATES ESC
JAIL INMATE ESCA
4 ESCAPEES CAPTU
ESCAPEE RECAPTUR
N.H. TROOPER HUR
ESCAPEE WAS IMPR
POLICE SAY FUGIT
ALAMANCE PRISON
CAPTUREO ESCAPEE
SELF-REFORMED ES
DILLON SCHOOL ES
PRISON OFFICERS
DILLON FUGITIVE
POLICE ARREST MA
ESCAPEE CAPTUREO
PP ISON OFFIC IALS
TFEN ESCAPES FRO
JAIL INMATE SWIT
THREE INMATES RE
ESCAPEE CAUGHT;
INMATE CAPTUREO
PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
SEE ALSO OURHAM COU'ITY JAIL. ES:
SEE ALSO MANHUNTS
INMATE'S ESCAPE BRINGS COURTS
ESCAPEES' CAR may HAVE BEEN %c
FORCES SUMMONED TO SEEK ESCAPE
CAVE-HIDING LEADS TO CAPTURE
CAPTURED TENNESSEE FUGITIVE WI
CLEGG SAYS HE DION'T SHOOT TRO
ESCAPEE PLEADS GUILTY. RECEIV?
RAOIO PROBLEM BETWEEN PATROL.
MARION FOLK: 'FUGITIVES PICKED
POLICE CAPTURE ESCAPEE - THREi
SEARCH CONTINUES IN N.C. FOR S
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT
WITH KNIFE TO THROAT, MAN FOUS
PROFILES OF SIX ESCAPEES
DOORS LOCKED IN WARRENTON
MANHUNT IN WARREN
ESCAPFD KILLER "AY HAVE ABOUCT
FUGITIVES REMAIN AT LARGE
BROTHERS' SPREE LEFT \\ KILLED
FLEEING KILLER IS SUSPECTED IN
AMMUNITION SALES INCREASE
POLICE RfcPORTEO CLOSING IN ON
MANHUNT SWARMS AROUND TINY PAS
GOV. ROBB'S "INATTENTION" NOTE
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR 4 MURDER?
<,TH-GOADER CLAIMS SHE SAW ESCA
GUARD SAYS INMATES PICKED HIM
THE SEARCH CONTINUES
POLICF SEARCH OXFORO FOR FUGIT
ONLOOKERS. OFFICERS TENSE IN "
SEARCH CONTINUES. SPREADS TO )
LAWMEN WORK LONG HOURS IN SEA*
ROBB BLAMES ESCAPE ON PRISON 0
TALK IN OXFORD IS DOMINATED BY
ARCOLA. PERSON COUNTY AREA AR"
LAWMEN SEEK ESCAPEE NEAR HYCO
LEADS. LUCK SAIO NEEDED IN SEA
HYCO LAKE MANHUNT
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT: SEARCH FJ
HUNT CONTINUES FOR TWO ESCAPEE
MOST FORGED HIS WAY OUT
PEE RECAPTURED IN NEW JERSEY
CAPTURED IN N5W JERSEY
SCAPE FROM WOMEN'S PRISON
FROM ROAD CR5W
RSON IN ESCAPE
IN FRANKLIN
EWS IN BRIEF
R AT ROU
APTUREO IN NE3RASKA MOTEL
COUNTY PRISON UNIT
S KILL FUGITIVE
N.C. SHOOTOUT, SECOND CAPTUREO
FROM COURT
FOUNO IN OURHAM
YEARS ON RUN LEFT HIM OLDER, WISER
0 INMATES RECAPTUREO
WON'T BE SENT BACK
RVES PRIVILEGE OF FREEDOM
STATE CAR TO FLEE
T PERSON PRISON
0
E
UNIT ESCAPEES ARE RECAPTURED
ANKLIN PRISON UNIT ESCAPEE
SHOT TO DEATH
ISONER'S INDE'ENOENCE DAY
UGHT IN BALTIMORE
CREW
HOT, WOUNOEO
SCAPE FROM WILKES COUNTY JAIL
t clears offi:ers IN SHOOTING
RIDE IN STATE PATROL CAR
APE. ARE RECA' TUREO
PES FROM COURT
REO
EO AFTER 20-HDUR CHASE
T BY FLEEING INMATE
OPERLY SHACKLED, HANDCUFFED, SAYS ROWAN SHERIFF
IVE SHOT HIMSELF
INMATE ESCAPES
WILL BE PAROLED
CAPEE DESERVES TO BE SET FREE
CAPEE APPREHENOED NEXT DAY
JUSTIFIEO IN =IRING AT FELON - O.A.
FOUND
N ACCUSEO OF 1 9T9 PRISON ESCAPE
SEARCH FOR UMSTEAO ESCAPEE
CENTER
CHES IDENTITY, MAKES ESCAPE
PORTED HISSINS FROM UMSTEAO CENTER
TWO ARE STILL FREE
FORGERY WARNINGS
EN IN N.C.
ES
LL BE HELD IN CENTRAL PRISON
OPER
S 20 MORE YEARS
POLICE BECAME APPARENT DURING MANHUNT
THE WRONG TOWN"
TIMES
ESCAPEO MURDERERS
HT FOR LIFE
ED DURHAM MAN
K IDNAPPING
2 PRISON FSCAPEES
CHALL
D IN ESCAPE
RS
PEE IN ROANOKE RAPIOS
UP BY ARMS, LEGS
IVE MURDERERS
ANHUNT
XFORO
CM FOR ESCAPEES
FFICIALS
MANHUNT
SEARCHED FOR FUGITIVES
RESERVOIR
RCH FOR ESCAPEES
R PAIR ENDS IN VERMONT
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DATE
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6/27/84
C
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6/28/84
3
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6/25/94
C
N
H 2
6/29/94
B
N
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7/14/94
A
N
S 2
7/14/64
A
N
H 2
7/19/84
A
N
H 2
7/31/64
A
1 1
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H 2
8/16/1".
B
N
H 2
8/18/84
C
N
H 2
8/21/84
A
11
N
S 2
8/21/84
C
N H05
H 2
8/24/R4
5
N
S 2
8/24/84
C
N
S 2
8/25/84
A
N
H 2
8/25/84
B
N
H 2
8/21/84
A
L
S 2
9/11/84
A
N
H 2
9/12/84
A
11
N
S 7
10/13/94
A
N
S 2
10/30/84
C
N
S 2
11/01/84
c
N
H 2
1/09/64
A
N
S 2
1/10/64
A
N
H 1
1/11/64
B
N
H 2
1/24/84
A
N
H 2
1/29/B4
A
1 1
N
S 2
1/30/84
c
N
H 1
2/11/64
B
N
5 2
2/22/84
c
10
N
H 2
2/23/84
?
N
H 2
2/26/84
A
11
N
H 1
3/07/84
B
N
S 2
3/07/R4
A
1 P
N
H 2
3/06/84
A
' 1 P
N
H 3
3/09/84
8
N K45
H 2
3/15/84
A
N
H 1
3/21/84
B
N
H 2
4/05/64
a
17
N
H 2
4/10/64
B
N
S 2
4/11/84
A
E
H 2
5/04/84
A
18
N
H 1
5/23/64
B
N
S 2
5/31/84
C
N
H 2
6/01/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
6/04/84
B
N
S 2
6/04/94
A
N
S 2
6/04/84
A
N H05
H 1
6/05/84
B
N
S 2
7/03/84
A
N
H 2
7/04/84
C
N
S 2
7/04/84
B
I P
F J06
H 2
7/09/B4
A
N
H 1
7/12/84
B
N
H 1
7/18/84
B
N
H I
7/24/64
B
N
H 1
7/31/54
a
N
H 2
9/03/64
A
N
H 2
8/04/64
C
N
S 2
8/04/84
A
17
N
H 3
8/10/84
B
N
S 2
8/14/64
B
9
N
H 2
8/16/84
A
16
N
H 2
8/16/84
A
16
N
H 2
8/17/64
A
13
N
H 2
3/18/94
a
3
N
H 2
8/30/94
c
1 1
N
S 2
9/31/94
A
1
N J06
S 2
9/05/84
A
4
E
H 2
9/08/94
B
1
N
H 1
9/08/94
B
1
N
S 2
9/08/64
A
16
N
H 2
10/24/84
a
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N
S 2
10/25/64
a
2"
N
H 2
10/29/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/29/64
A
6
N
H 2
11/23/84
A
13
N
H 2
12/22/84
A
1 I
N
H 2
12/23/84
B
1
N
S 2
12/24/84
c
7
N
H 2
1/11/84
A
6
N
S 2
2/24/64
A
2
N
H 2
3/07/84
A
1
P
N
S 2
3/08/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/09/54
A
1 i
N
S 2
3/09/84
A
I
N
H 2
3/10/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/10/84
B
3
N
H 2
3/11/64
A
7
N
H 2
3/15/64
a
12
N
S 2
6/01/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/02/84
A
I
P
N
H 2
6/02/64
A
6
P
N
H 2
6/02/94
A
6
U
H 2
6/02/64
A
6
N
L30
H 1
6/02/64
C
1
p
P
S 2
6/02/84
A
1
N
K90
H 2
6/03/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/03/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/03/84
B
1
N
MSI
H 2
6/03/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/04/84
A
I
P
N
H 2
6/04/84
B
1
N
M51
h 2
6/04/84
B
5
N
S 2
6/04/64
A
1
M
N
H 2
6/05/64
A
1
N
H 2
6/05/94
A
1 1
N
H 1
6/05/54
B
1
p
N
S 2
6/05/84
A
I
P
N
H 2
6/06/84
B
I
N
B81
H 2
6/06/84
B
14
p
N
S 2
6/06/64
C
12
N
S 2
6/06/84
C
12
N
H 2
6/07/84
B
I
P
N
L30
H 2
6/07/84
A
8
N
S 2
6/07/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/08/84
A
13
N
H 1
6/08/64
B
1
P
P
H 2
6/09/84
A
1
P
N
S 2
6/09/84
A
1
N
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
BRILEY BROTHERS' WHERFABOUTS 1
FUGITIVE BRILFY BROTHERS WORRY
PEACEFUL PASCHALL AGAIN 'QUIET
CLUES GIVEN ON BRILEY BROTHERS
2 SAILORS HELD, THEN RELEASED
CANADIAN POLICE SEEK BRILEY
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING FRICTI3
MANHUNT FOCUS SHIFTS TO CANADI
BRILEY BROTHERS ARE STILL AT L
TUGCLE: ESCAPE PLAN 'W0RKE0 G3
PRISON CHIEF DISCUSSES ESCAPE
ROBBERY PROMPTS SEARCH FOR ES
SEARCH FOR KILLERS CONTINUES
BLIND MAN DENIED ESCAPEE REWA<
LEARNING FROM THE ESCAPE
QUEBEC POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH
SEARCH FOR BRILEYS NARROWED
COMMANOER SAYS DON'T BLAME ESC
NOT 'MOST WANTEO*
HUNT FOR BRILEYS FIZZLING OUT
00-GOOOERS CAUSED PRISONERS D
OFFICIALS CALL OFF MANHUNT FOR
COOPERATION RARE BETWEEN N.C.
2 VIRGINIA ESCAPEES CAPTURED
BRILEYS BEING HELD IN PHILAOa
TFNN. TO PAY 15.000 REWARD TO
PROSECUTORS IN VA. RELIEVED 61
SONG WRITTEN ABOUT BRILEYS
TWJ BRILEYS TO GO BACK TO V I RS
ARREST OF BRILEYS LEAVES QUEST
SEARCH OF PHONE RECORDS LED TO
PRISON REVAMPING NEEDED
LOOKING AT ESCAPEES' WEAPONS
4 DEATH ROW ESCAPEES WENT THR3
VIRGINIA ESCAPEES COST NORTH C
ESCAPEE: I SHUNNED VIOLENCE
RESIOENTS ANGRY ABOUT PRISON
WAROEN TIGHTENS VISIT RULES FO
VIRGINIA TIGHTENS PRISON SECU*
VIRGINIA TRANSFERS 5 OF 6 MEN
ESCAPEE MAY HAVE GUNS STOLEN I
N.C. MAN GETS SECONO REWARO IN
INMATE'S DIARY: VA. PRISON TIP
5 OEATH ROW INMATES BACK AT ME
FUGITIVES FROM TENNESSEE LEFT
VIRGINIA PRISON EXCAPEES TERR]
HELMS-HUNT, TORNAOOES ARE TOP
OW A BIGGER QUESTION MARK
RICHHONO
AS A GNAT'
IN BRILEY SEARCH
N BETWEEN N.C VA.
AN BOROER
ARGE
OD'
OF 6
AP6ES
FOR 2 FUGITIVES
APE ON DEATH ROW GUARDS
IN VI.
BE FREE
BRILEYS
VIRGINIA
PHIA JAIL ON »10 MILLION BAIL
BLIMO MAN
ILEYS CAPTURED
INIA
IONS
FUGITIVES
UGH TOLL BOOTH IN RICHMOND
AROLINA S140.000
LLOWING DEATH ROW ESCAPFS
ITY AFTER FINDING MORE ESCAPE PLA
WHO FLEO FROM OEATH ROW
N N.C.
TENN. PRISON ESCAPE CASE
PED ON ESCAPE
CKLENBURG. VA. PRISON
BEHIND A TRAIL OF DEATH
RIZEO N.C. RESIDENTS
NORTH CAROLINA STORIES FUR 1984
PRISONER ESCAPES. ATTEMPTS
OFFICIALS SAY ESCAPE FOILED
DEPUTY SCORES: IT'S COURT TWO. ESCAPEES ZERO
DURHAM MAN SHOT IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT
INMATE SHOT BY GUARD
PRISONERS. OEATHS
SEE JAILS. N.C. PRISONER OEATHS
SEE PRISONER DEATHS. N.C.
PRISONERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
INTERRUPTED SENTENCING INVITES JAIL ABSENTEEISM
PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
SEE ALSO FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
MISUNDERSTANDING GETS WETZEL 3 FF 'LOCKUP'
GROUP OF VOLUNTEER LAWYERS HELPS PRISONERS WITH PROBLEMS
TWO PRISON INMATES CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
COURT OF APPEALS BLASTS N.C. 'RISON PUNISHMENT
PRISONER'S TERM REDUCED FOR HELPING TO SAVE LIFE
400 INMATES' FILES CHECKED F0< COMMUTATION
FRIEND MAY BE IN TROUBLE FOR SENOING MARIJUANA TO INMATE AT BURGAW.
487 INMATES TO LEAVE PRISON EARLY
PRISONERS. N.C. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
PRISON INMATE IS AMONG 9 CHARSED IN DRUG INDICTMENT
PRISONERS. N.C, HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
TRADITIONAL OUTLOOK MAY MEAN 90RE STRESS IN PRISON
PRISONERS, N.C. PARDONS
SEE ALSO PAROLE
SEE ALSO STAY OF EXECUTION
MAN SPENOS TIME. MONEY TRYING TO GET SON FREED
PRISONERS, N.C. SUICIDES
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C, PRISONER 3EATHS
SEE ALSO PRISONER DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
PRISONER IS FOUND OEAO
NO FAULT FOUND IN PRISON SUICIDE
STATE PRISON INMATE HANGS HIMSELF
PRISONERS, N.C, WORK RELEASE
SEE PRISONS, N.C. WORK RELEASE
PRISONERS, U.S.
FEOERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS SLO* TO CHANGF BUREAUCRATIC PRINCIPLE
PRISONERS OF WAR
HOUSE HONORS MIA'S, POW'S
MAN WANTS TO KNOW HOW FATHER MED AS POW DURING WORLD WAR II
WORLD WAR II POW FROM CHATHAM IS CIVIL WAR BUFF
OBSERVE POW-MIA RECOGNITION 0« Y
FAMILIES OF MIAS TO RECEIVE MEDALS
40 YtARS LATER, WAR STILL BRINGS PAIN
POW BRACELET: 12 YEARS OF WEA* ANO WONDERING
HENOON SAYS AMERICANS STILL BEING HELD AS POWS
KOREAN VET GETS MEDAL - 33 YEARS LATE
OELAYS COMMON
HENOON SAYS 'WE KNOW' POWS STILL BEING HELD
PRISONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CALEDONIA PRISON
SEE ALSO CENT»AL PRISON
SEE ALSO FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GUESS »OAD PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF PRISONS
SBI'S PROBE UNCOVERS NO EVIDENCE OF ABUSE
OFFICIALS PROBE ABUSE CHARGES AT SMALL TOWN'S PRISON FARM
C T
S
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S I
T
N E
E L
Y
P 0
OATE
C PG L
P 3YL
H 2
6/10/84
B I
N
H 2
6/11/84
A 12
N
H 2
6/U/A4
A 12
N
< 7
6/11/84
C 3
N
H 2
6/12/84
B 5 P
N
S 2
6/12/84
A 1
N
H 1
6/12/84
C 1
N
H 2
6/13/84
B 4
N
S 2
6/13/94
C 9
N
H 2
6/14/84
A 20
N
H 2
6/14/84
A 20
N
S 2
6/15/84
A 2
N
H 2
6/16/84
B 3
N
H 2
6/16/84
B 3
N
S 2
6/16/94
A 4
E
S 2
6/16/94
A 13
N
H 2
6/19/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/18/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/18/84
A 3
N
H 2
6/19/94
A 1
N
H 2
6/19/84
A 4
L
S 2
6/19/84
A 1
N
S 2
6/19/84
C 3
N
H 2
6/20/84
A 1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A 1 P
N
H 2
6/21/94
A 8
N
H I
6/21/94
B 1
N
H 2
6/22/94
C 5
N
H 2
6/22/84
C 7 P
N
H 1
6/22/84
B 1
N
H 2
6/25/84
A 11
N
S 2
6/25/84
A 4
L
H 1
7/06/84
C 1 P
P
H 2
7/07/84
8 I
N
H 2
7/08/84
A 9
N
H 2
7/11/84
B 1 P
N
H 2
7/15/84
A 10
N
H 2
7/26/84
A 6
N
H 2
7/31/84
ATP
N
H 2
8/02/84
A 15
N
H 2
8/12/84
A 12
N
H 2
8/29/84
A 9
N
H 2
9/17/84
A 1
N
H t
10/26/84
B 1
N
S 2
12/26/84
A 13
N
S 2
12/26/84
C 3
N
S 2
12/31/84
C 3
N
H I
3/03/94
B 1
N
H 2
3/06/84
C 1
N S82
H 2
5/08/84
B 1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A 10
N
H 2 12/28/84 A
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3/08/84
A
8
u
?
3/14/84
B
I
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?
5/31/84
A
6
N
?
6/07/84
A
1 1
N
3
6/08/84
h
1
N
2
12/06/94
A
9
N
?
12/13/84
H
r
N
2
12/15/84
A
i
N
H 2 8/31/84 A 7 N
H 2 10/28/84 B 15 U B30
S 2 9/28/84 A 14 N
1 4/26/94 B
2 5/06/94 C
2 10/17/84 A
H 2 3/05/94 A
?
7/05/84 B 1
N
?
7/07/94 A 12
P F
3
7/07/94 B 1
N
?
7/16/94 A 4
L
?
7/17/84 B 6
N
?
7/20/84 B 1
F
1)46
/
8/07/84 B ]
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1 41
?
8/16/94 A l<i
N
?
12/05/84 C 1
P N
JS6
2
12/05/84 C I
N
J56
H 2 12/14/84 C
H 2
S 2
3/04/84
7/27/84
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
PRISON UNIT HELPS ELDERLY PRISONERS AOJUST
•NEW' PAROLE IDEA FLAMED
PRIVATE PRISONS WORTH CONSIDERATION
PROGRAMS HELP FEMALE PRISONERS ADAPT
PRISONS. N.C.i ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JAILS. N.C.. ASSAULTS
CU'T OF APPEALS 9LASTS N.C. 'RISON PUNISHMENT
INMATE'S RAPE SUIT PROMPTS PROTECTION PLANS FOR PRISONS
TEEN'S LAWSUIT SPURS ACTION CN PRISON REFORM FOR YOUTH
PRISUN VIOLENCE MUST END
CENTRAL PRISON INMATE STABBED 25 TIMES
SUBJECTS
PACE 594
1/14/85
PRISONS. N.C COSTS
JURISTS STUOT COSTS OF DEATH
ENALTY VS. IMPRISONMENT
PRISONS. N.C. CROWDING
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
PAR1LFS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN S» Y S STATS OVERUSING PRISONS
PRESSURE ON PRISON SYSTEM FAIR PRICE FOR SAFER ROADS
PANEL SEEKING SOLUTIONS TO PRISON OVERCROWDING
PRISONS. N.C. OEATHS
SEE JAILS. N.C. PRISONER DEATHS
SEE PRISONERS. N.C. SUICIDES
PRISONS. N.C. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C
COURT REJECTS N.C. PRISON LAW LIBRARY EFFORT
N.C. PRISON LAW LIBRARIES STILL AT QUESTION
PRISONS, N.C. WORK RELEASE
WORK RELEASE PROGRAM OFFERS HELP TO REFORMED
PRISONS, U.S.
WHERE'S THE BEEFIL0AF1?
IT'S CHARLES MANSON'S TURN
PRISONS, U.S., ASSAULTS
INMATES, GUARDS FIGHT AT VA. PRISON
TOUGH POLICY SAID NEEDED AT PRISON
PRISONS, U.S.. GUARDS
DEATH ROW: INMATES NEARLY KILLED FORMER FEMALE GUARD
PRISONS, U.S.. REFORM
SEE PRISON REFORM
PRISONS. U.S.. RIOTS
SEE ALSO RIOTS
INDICTMENTS SOUGHT IN PRISON TAKEOVER
PRIVACY
SFE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO N.C STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE ALSO SECRECY
SEE ALSO VICTIMS. NAME PUBLICATION
STATE SHOULD TIGHTEN REINS ON SNOOPING...
COURT UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF SUIT
LIE-DETECTOR TESTS PLANNED TO FINO WHO TOOK RECORO
LAW WOULO MAKE DISCLOSURE A CRIME
"RIl/ATE ADJUDICATION CENTER INC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
CENTER aims: SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
PREYER HEADS DISPUTE CENTER
PRIVATE AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
MINISTER OIES IN TRIAD PLANE :RASH
MOTORIST DESCRIBES PLANE CRASH
CAMPAIGN FLYING RISKY
PILOT: ENGINE MAY HAVE LOST POWER
CRASH SURVIVOR PRAISES PILOT
PILOT TOLD AIRPORT TOWER ' I ' V! LOST IT'
BEFORE CRASH
PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CUMMUNITY EOUCATION
SEE ALSO INDEPENDENT COLLEGE FUND OF N.C
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLFGFS ANO UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO N.C ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO STATE A[0 TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PANEL URGES STRONGER LAW FOR :OLLEGES
PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS IRK UNC OFFICIALS
PRIVATE COLLEGES STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM STATE WIDFNS
EK-DAVIDSON PRESIDENT: COMPETITION MAY CLOSE MANY PRIVATE COLLEGES
PRIVATE COLLEGES, COSTS
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN finamCIal SUPPORT from STATE WIDENS
STATE SUBSIDY PENALIZES PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS
N.C. LEADS REGION IN PRIVATE SCHOOL AID
PRIVATE SCHOOL IN N.C COSTS OVER 112,000
» FINE EOITORIAL
EDITORIAL BACKS WORTHY CAUSE
ARTICLES. EDITORIAL PRAISEO
BALANCED ATTENTION
SUPPORT PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PRIVATE COLLEGES. ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE COLLEGES STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE
PRIVATE COLLEGES: GAP IN FINAMCIAL SUPPORT FROM STATE WIDENS
N.C. LEADS REGION IN PRIVATE SCHOOL AIO
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
HOSPITAL SALE RULES EYEO
STRICTER RULES EYEO ON SALE 0- HOSPITALS
OUKE ADMINISTRATOR HITS STUDY ON HOSPITAL COSTS
AGENCY OKS TRANSFER OF ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SOUEEZE ON HEALTH CARE COSTS -IURTS INOIGENT PATIENTS
COUNTIES MAY SELL NON-PROFIT HOSPITALS
RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AIO NOT-FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS
PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL
STUDENT GETS JOB THROUGH 'ACCIDENT'
TRAINING CENTER TO BE DEDICATED
OPENS CENTER
TEARS. SMILES PUNCTUATE CLASS GRADUATION
COMMUNITY ENHANCER
WORK BEGINS ON 400-ROOM HOTEL AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
PRIVATE PILOTS
SEE PILOTS
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
S -2 8/13/8". A 3
S 2 9/10/84 * *
S 2 10/12/84 C 5
S 2 11/27/84 C 6
2 6/07/84 A 1 1
2 8/13/84 A 9
2 8/13/84 C 2
2 8/16/84 A 4
2 10/15/84 B 1
S 2 11/26/84 A 20
H 2 5/17/84 C 8
S 2 5/28/84 A 4
H 2 6/16/84 C 2
S 2
H 2
B/15/A4 A 1 N
B/16/84 A 16 N
S 2 9/05/84 C 10 P F
E
E
S 2 3/17/84 A 4
H 2 9/29/84 A 4
H 2 7/13/«4 B 1
S 2 7/13/84 A 12
H 2 4/22/84 C 8
H 1 9/08/84 9
2 1/08/94 0 4
2 3/10/84 C 1
2 3/13/94 A 3
2 6/01/84 A 11
N
H 2
S 2
6/08/94
6/09/84
12
22
1/31/84 A
2/01/84 8
3/23/94 A
3/23/94 C
3/24/94 A
12/08/94 B
2/16/84 B 1 N 046
6/04/94 A 11 N
9/02/94 A IMG W24
9/03/94 A ICG W24
11/04/84 B 3 N
9/03/94
9/07/94
9/13/94
9/24/84
10/09/84
10/09/84
10/10/B4
10/10/94
10/18/84
2 9/02/94
2 9/03/94
2 9/13/94
1 M G W24
I C G W24
4 L
2/10/84 B 4
2/11/94 A 12
2/22/°4 A 9
4/10/84 B I
7/03/94 A 3
7/04/84 A 7
10/21/84 B 15
7/04/84 C
7/21/84 B
7/24/84 A
9/29/94 A
10/12/84 A
12/21/84 B
N H60
N
F C60
N W24
P S76
N C60
E
N L41
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 595
1/14/85
I T
L Y
PG L P
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
SEE ALSO EASEMENTS
HERITAGE VS. FREEDOM
PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK
SEMINARS PLANNED ON BUYING HOIES
STRENGTH IN PROPERTY
PRIVATE RECOPOS
TRANSCRIPTS OF TRIAL WILL BE OESTROYED
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PRIVATE SCHOOL GIVES DURHAM GOOD EXAMPLE
GROUP PUSHES HOME SCHOOLS
PATTON BEGAN N.C. EDUCATIONAL DYNASTY
SCHOOL HITS HIGH PLATEAU
WHO ATTENOS PRIVATE SCHOOLS?
RULING COMPOUNDS ERROR
CHURCH MUST GET PERMIT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS DON'T DESERVE TAX HELP
CAMELOT - A LITTLE SCHOOL FOREVER
VALUES OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
ERVIN'S POINT FLAWEO
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM TO AID OLDER CITIZENS
PRIVATES ON PARADE IFILMI
•PRIVATES ON PARADE' SOFT SHOc WITH A BIT OF SPIKE
PRIVILEGE LICENSES
CIGARETTE MAKERS CONCEDE GENERIC INROADS BY LCM
PRIVILEGE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
CITY PANEL ENDORSES PROPOSED REVISION OF BUSINESS FEES
PROBATION CHALLENGE
PLAN BENEFIT
FIVE HOUSE RILLS WOULD AID CITY
GRANTS WOULD HELP 6 GROUPS
PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW
BURLINGTON INC. OEFAULT RULING
INDIAN OEATHS MAY ENTER PRQDU:
GETS OPOPPED
LIABILITY DEBATE
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM
MEDICAL BOARDS ARE VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAWS. PROFESSOR SAYS
MEDICAL STANOARDS. LICENSING NECESSARY
PROFESSORS. N.C.
BEST COLLEGE TEACHERS PART ACTORS. PART SALESMEN
A'S ARE RARE IN OAVIO PALETZ' CLASS
PROFESSOR TAKES INFANT SON TO CLASS
NCCU'S RUFFIN TO HEAO PANEL ON KEEPING FACULTY UP TO DATE
ALLIANCE AIMS FOR IMPROVING 1= ACHER TRAINING
PROFESSORS. N.C SALARIES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C SALARIES
LOW SALARIES HURT NCSU. BOARO SAYS
BOARD REOUESTS 10* PERSONNEL SALARY HIKE
WOMEN'S COLLEGE PAY: CUT BELOJ MEN'S
PROFESSORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACAOEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. PROFFSSORS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
PROFS. REPORTERS COULD HELP EACH OTHER
PROFIT SHARING PLAN
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. PROFITS
A LESSON EASILY LEARNED
PROFITS
SEE BUSINESSES. U.S., PROFITS
PROGESTERONE
DOCTOR: HORMONE HELPS POST-NATAL DEPRESSION
PROHIBITION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, U.S.
PROHIBITION AGAIN?
PROHIBITION WORKEO FOR 13 YEA*S
PROJECT HOPE IHEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLF EVFRYWHEREI
RETRIED PHARMACY EXPERT WILL HELP GRENADA'S MEOICAL SYSTEM
AFTER GRENADA, SWAZILANO NEXT DESTINATION FOR HOPE VOLUNTEER
PROJECT LIFT
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
PROJECT LIFT CAN HELP
PROJECT LIFT CAN HELP IF YOU NEE0...IA0I
PROMS
SEE ALSO PARTIES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.
OUTDOOR PARTY MARKS YEAR-END ACCOUNTING
PROPAGANOA
AUTHOR SPEAKS TOMORROW ON SOVIET
PROPANE
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS,
'MISINFORMAT ION'
TRAINS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATING FUCLS
SEE ALSO LIOUID PROPANE GAS
PROPANE GAS PIPE RUPTURES
PROPANE LEAK FORCES EVACUATION IN PINEVILLE
PROPERTY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO BOUNOARY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
LAND DISPUTE LEADS TO SUIT
H 2 7/23/84 A
H 2 4/03/84 All N
S 2 4/05/84 C 6 P P K30
H 2 12/01/84 C
H
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2/10/84 A
4
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4/02/84 A
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4/05/8'. C
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10/18/84 A
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10/21/84 8
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10/25/84 A
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11/30/84 A
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S 2 1/11/84 C I N C60
H 2 8/10/84 0 4 U S66
H 2 6/17/84 B 6 P N L41
H 2 5/11/84 B I N SSI
S 2 6/06/84 A 16 P P
H 2 6/22/84 C 6 N
S 2 6/23/84 A 3 N C05
H 2 10/18/84 A 8 N
H 2 12/27/84 A 4 E
4/08/84 A 15 N
4/18/84 A 4 L
H 2 5/20/84 B
S 2 6/16/84 A
H 2 9/02/84 C
H 2 9/09/84 B
H 2 11/10/84 C
8 N
3 P F
9 P F
8 N N80
I N W24
H 2 1/08/84 A 6 N
S 2 1/13/84 C 5 N
H 2 1/19/84 D 4 N
S 2 10/25/84 C 1 N J56
H 2 U/19/84 A 4 L
H 2 9/16/84 Oil U B30
H 2 8/24/84 A 4 E
H 2 8/30/84 A 4 L
H 2 1/19/84 B 1 P F H90
H 2 7/23/B4 B 1 P N H90
H 2 1/10/54 A 6 A
H 2 9/04/84 0 5 A
H 2 5/29/84 A 6 P U
S 2 10/08/84 A 6 N
S 2
H 2
9/20/84
9/21/84
1
20
H 2 6/20/84 B I
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
S I
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>AGE 59o
1/14/35
property rfvaluation
see also property taxes
see also property taxes. chapel hill
see also property values
see also taxes. durham
see also taxes. durham county
see also taxes, n.c.
property values may jump 100x after revaluation
revaluation time in two towns-ups
prediction: tax rates might 05 op
commissioners to look at revaluations
county property to 3e revalued
granville to buy site near w i. ton for dumpsters
ourham real estate values may double
septic victims merit tax-value exemption
property rights
see private property rights
property taxes
see also n.c. property tax commission
see also property revaluation
see also taxes. durham county
see also taxes, n.c.
sill woulo set person county primaries on sept. 6
property taxes. carrboro
see carrboro. n.c. property taxes
oropfrty taxes. chapel hill
see also chapel hill. n.c. taxes
chuncilmen sefk honey to impr3ve merritt mill road
CHAPEL hill: NO TAX HIKE; NEW SOURCES OF MONEY AND GROWTH OF TOWN CITED
PROPERTY TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
CITY OF OURHAM: LIST OF UNPAI3 1983 PROPERTY TAXES
CITY OF OURHAM: LIST OF UNPAID 1983 RFAL PROPERTY TAXES
CITY OF OURHAM: LIST OF UNPAID 1983 REAL PROPERTY TAXES
CITY OF DURHAM: LIST OF UNPAI3 1983 REAL PROPERTY TAXES
POWELL TO RECOMMEND SAME CITY TAX KATE ON PROPERTY
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE PROPOSED
CITY TAX HIKE UNLIKELY
CITY TAX BILLS TO LIST FEES
CAR. DOG FEES TO BE COLLECTED IN CITY TAXES
COUNTY FILES SUIT AGAINST CANDIDATE OVER BACK TAXES
TAX REVENUES COULD JUMP BY $600,000
PROPERTY TAXES. OU'HAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
TAX-LISTING PLACES ANNOUNCED
MORE LISTING PLACES FOR TAXES DISCLOSED
BUSINESSES SENT WRONG TAX FORM
DEADLINE IS TODAY FOR LISTING PROPERTY
PROPERTY VALUES MAY JUMP 100* AFTER REVALUATION
CANDIDATES: TAX BILLS WON'T RISE
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GUESS R3AD REZONING
REVALUATION TIME IN TWO TOWNSHIPS
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
WHY CITY RESIDENTS DON'T VOTE FOR 80AR0
197 MILLION SOUGHT To RUN COUMTY
COUNTY TAXES TO STAY SAME
CANOIDATE: WIFE BAR TO TAX PAYMENT
PROPERTY TAXES CAN GO TO CENTER
PREDICTION: TAX RATES MIGHT 0' OP
MOST COUNTY 30AR0 CANDIDATES c AVOR HQLOING LINE ON TAXES
OURHAM REAL ESTATE VALUES MAY OOUBLE
PROPERTY TAXFS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORANGE CDUNTY, N.C. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
9 FIRMS CHALLENGE TAXES IN GUILFORD
DUKE =OWER TESTING LAW; CUSTO"ERS MAY PAY MORE
NUCLEAR FUEL TAX EXEMPTION MAY 9E AXED
REYNOLOS TO APPEAL TAXES
PERSON BOARO HEARS ISSUE OF C'tL TAXES
PERSON REPORTS BUDGET SURPLUS SHOULO MEAN NO TAX INCREASE
PROPERTY VALUES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
PREDICTION: TAX RATES MIGHT 0> OP
SEPTIC VICTIMS MERIT TAX-VALUE EXEMPTION
PROPOSITION 1
PROPOSITION ONE HEALTHY
PROSTATE CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
ANNUAL PROSTATE CHECKUPS 'JRGE3
PROSTHFTIC DEVICES
SEE ALSO PENILE Implants
NEW LIMBS GIVE AMPUTEES HOPE FOR NORMAL LIFE
PROSTITU
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RPESTED
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TUTION; PROSECUTOR CREDITS NEW EFFORT
CHARGES
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2 5/10/84
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SUIT SEEKS 1100.000 FROM WIDOW
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PSI (PSYCHIC PHENOMENA!
SFE ALSO FKTRASEN50RY PERCEPTION
SEE ALSO PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO PSYCHICS
N.C. PAIR LOOKS FOR CLUES TO OCCURRENCES IN HOME
PSYCHOKINESIS REPORTS PROPEO
GIRL'S 'POWERS' COME TO SUDOEN HALT
PSYCHIATRISTS. DURHAM
■CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN': PSYCHIATRIST WORKS WITH YOUTH...
OUKE ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES FOR PSYCHIATRISTS
OUKE PSYCHIATRIST, ASSOCIATE TO BEGIN NEW CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
PSYCHIATRISTS, N.C.
N.C. PSYCHIATRIST JOLLY-FRITZ OIES
PSYCHIATPY
SEE ALSO DUKE UN I V . MEOICAL CENTER. PSYCHIATRY DEPT .
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO RO-HUN THERAPY
NEW DRUGS TO HELP PSYCHOTICS
THERAPY INCLUDES • SP I" IT'jM ' O' ••'NSION '
GROUP THERAPY OOES HELP SOMc PEOPLE, BUT NOT ALL
PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PSI (PSYCHIC PHENOMENAI
SEE ALSO PSYCHICS
N.C. PAIR LOOKS FOR CLUES TO "ICCURRENCES IN HOME
PSYCHOKINESIS REPORTS PROBED
GIRL'S 'POWERS' COME TO SUDDEN HALT
°SYCHICS
SEE ALSO EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
SFE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PSI IPSYCHIC PHENOMENAI
SEE ALSO PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
PSYCHIC TO LOOK FOR MISSING 83 Y
PSYCHOANALYSTS, N.C.
THERAPY INCLUDES
SPIRITUAL DIMENSION'
PSYCHOLOGISTS, DURHAM
BOOK SAYS SELFISHNESS aUM STEER
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS CONOEMNEO HOUSE VITAL TO HER WORK
LIFE CRISES: THEY CAN HOLD DISASTER OR OPPORTUNITY
SCHOUL PSYCHOLOGISTS HELP STU1ENTS 'HAVE A GOOO DAY"
PSYCHOLOGY
WHAT DO YOU FEEL LIKE - A CLOTHESLINE OP KITE STRING?
UNDERSTANDING SAID NECESSARY IN WORKPLACE
"SYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNtSS
DUKE PSYCHOLOGIST LINKS HOSTILITY, STRESS
OUKE CLINIC HELPS PEOPLE WITH PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES
MEDICINE, PSYCHIATRY CUMBINEO TO BATTLE ANXIETY IN DUKE UNIT
PUPLIC CAMPAIGN FUNDS
SFE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
PUBLIC DEFENDERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURT-APPOINTEO LAWYERS
PAROLES COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SAYS STATE OVERUSING PRISONS
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES SETS GOALS
PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY COUNCIL
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12/31/8*
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C REFORM
EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION PLAN REJECTED
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REJECTS STATE EDUCATION BOARO ELECTION
GROUP RECOMMENDS TEACHERS BE 'AID ON PERFORMANCE, EXPERIENCE
TEACHER PAY PLAN EMPHASIZES PERFORMANCE AND EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION POLICIES PROPOSED
STATE EDUCATION PANEL PROPOSES MAJOR CHANGES
N.C. SCHOOL CHANGES URGED
LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TI"E TO BETTER STATE'S SCHOOLS
ROAO BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
PUBLIC HEALTH LAWS
SEE ALSF1 HEALTH CARE
BAO HEALTH CONDI TIONS
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT., NURSES
SEE NURSES. OURHAM
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES. N.C.
SEE NURSES. N.C.
PUBLIC HOUSING
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE FEW GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT
SEE HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE HOUSING. U.S.
SEE MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE OXFORD MANOR
SEE RIGHT TO BUY PROGRAM
SEE WILLOW TERRACE
PUBLIC HOUSING ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
SPAULOING INTRODUCES PROGRAM FOR YOUTH
A GOOD INVESTMENT IN YOUTH
PUBLIC HOUSING GRANT SPELLS TJTORIMG
PUBLIC LANO
SEE LANO USE
PUBLIC PROPERTY DRINKING BAN
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO PARKS. OURHAM, ALCOHOL
PSO, CITIZENS ARGUE OVER CONFRONTATION
PUBLIC RADIO
SEE NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
PUBLIC RECORDS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RECORDS
SECRECY NOT JUSTIFIED
GAG ORDER. SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
COMPUTERIZED RECOROS A PROBLEM
EDITORIAL WAS RIGHT TO SEEK OPENNESS
HERON REMINDER TIMELY
COUNTY BUARO MAY ERASE CLAUSE OF CONFIDENTIALITY
COUNTY BOARD OPENS APPOINTEE APPLICATONS TO PUBLIC
APPLICANTS' FILES OPENED
UNWELCOME SECRECY GETS WELCOMF LIGHT
FAIRCLOTH CALLS ATTACKS 'SLEAZY'
LIE-OETECTOR TESTS PLANNED TO FIND WHO TOOK RECORD
FINO THE RECORDS THIEF WITHOUT LIE DETECTORS
ELDERLY WOMAN CONCERNED THAT 1 MV WILL LEAK HER AGE (CARTOONI
IRS. PUBLIC SHOULD SEE RECOROS
PUBLIC RELATIONS
THE CASE AGAINST JUNKETS
PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE TELFVISION COMMERCIALS
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
SEE ALSO GAS L INES
GAS FIRM LISTS INCOME GAIN
PUBLIC SERVICF CO. EARNINGS RISE 44 PERCENT IN QUARTER
COMPANIES TO CUT NOVEMBER GAS BILLS
FIRM MATCHING DONATIONS FOR FUEL
HEATING AID PROGRAM SET
NATURAL GAS PRICES EXPECTED TD HOLD STEAOY
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C. SALES ANO EARNINGS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROFIT UP 26*
PROFITS RISE 38X FOR GAS COMPANY
PUBLIC STAFF OF THE N.C. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION. PUBLIC STAFF
PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FIR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
PUBLIC TELEVISION OPENS ITS DRIVE FOR DONATIONS TODAY
PBS TO BRAOOCA5T SPECIAL A1ME3 AT TEENS ON SMOKING
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SEE MASS TRANSIT
PUERTO RICO
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
BLUE BELL SHUTTING DOWN 5 PLANTS IN PUERTO RICO
= UFF THE MAGIC ORAGON I SONG I
•PUFF' IN GOOO COMPANY
PULITZER PRIZE
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PEABODY AWARO
ROYSTER PICKS UP ANOTHER PULITZER
A SUPERB GENERALIST
PUMPKINS
SEE ALSO JACK O'LANTERNS
THE RIGHT ONE
PUMPKIN PICKIN'
FOOD FUN FOR HALLOWEEN
PUMPKIN CARVING
PUPPETS
PUPPET FUN
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GIANT PUPPETS TO HAKE DEBUT IN DUKE PLAYER'S SHOW
PURPLE HEARTS
KOREAN VET GETS MEDAL - 33 YEARS LATE
DELAYS COMMON
PURSE SNATCHING
SEE ALSO ROSB^RYt DURHAM
PUPSE SNATCHcH FR1M WOMAN
LASALLE STREET APARTMENT IS RJBBEO
ARRFST MADE IN TWO CASES
PURSE SNATCHED
PURSE SNATCHED
AWAITING TRAIL. TPOUiiLE DOUBLES
WOMAN SAYS MEN TOOK PURSE
MOTORCYCLE SAID STOLEN
MAN WITH HEART CONDITION HOLDS SUSPECT FOR POLICE
FOURTH ROBBERY REPORTED IN GA3 AGE
ROBOERIFS AT PARKING OECK CONTINUE
STRONG MEASURES NEEDED TQ FOIL DARING ROBBERS
OFFICIALS OISCUSS ROBBERIES
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MAN IS AKRESTEO IN ROBBERIES «T PARKING GARAGE
WOMAN'S TIP LEO TO GARAGE R0B3ERY ARREST
MAN SNATCHES WOMAN'S PURSE
PURSE SNATCHED
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114.000 REPORTED STOLEN
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MAN GPAPS 150 FROM P0CKET30DK
PURSE IS SNATCHED
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PUSH FDR EXCELLENCE ISC.
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO OPERATION PUSH (PEOPLE UNITED TO SAVE HUMANITYI
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.
OFFICIALS TOO GENEROUS WITH TAXPAYERS' MONEY
OYEWACKET RESTAURANT
TWO ARRESTED FOR BREAK-IN
PYGMIES
FILM ON PYGMIES TO TE SCREENED AT DUKE WEDNESDAY
PYRAMID SCHEMES
EDMISTEN IS PLEASED WITH »500. 000 JUOGMFNT
PYTHONS
SEE ALSO SNAKES
POLICE SEEK MISSING PYTHON
SLIPPERY PET PYTHON SLITHERING AROUND TOWN?
PYTHON IS FOUND
OUAO»IPLEGICS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
PARALYZEO RESIDENT EVICTED FRTM FORSYTH NURSING HOMF
SHELBY MAN GLAO TO HAVE H0MFW3RK
QUADRUPLETS
DURHAM WOMAN HAS QUADRUPLETS
QUADRUPLETS OOI«'G WELL
A FOURFOLD LESSON
CHURCH HELPING GARNERS
OONATIONS SOUGHT
TWO OF OUADRUPLETS ALLOWED TO GO HOME
MOTHER'S DAY IS EVERY DAY SINCE QUADS
QUADRUPLET OIES
QUADRUPLETS
DURHAM OUADPUPLETS TURN A SQUIRMING b MONTHS OLD
SUPERTWIN STATISTICIAN
LONG STOPOVER
DURHAM COUPLE'S BEST PRESENT: SEVEN HAPPY ANO WELL CHILDREN
OUAIL ROOST FARM
PFACEFUL PASTORAL PATTERN
DUALITY CIRCLES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
QUALITY CIRCLES USED
HIS OUAL ITY-CONTROL CAMPAIGN 3R0UGHT 01 AWA'D. PRESTIGE
IF GEMEPIC CIGARETTES WERE A P-RANO, THEY WOULD RE TIED FOR SIXTH IN U.
DUALITY MILLS INC.
HOW QUALITY MILLS SURVIVEO THE FLOOD OF
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OUALITY MQVIE MATES AND MODELS STUPID
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LIST OF POLICE NAMES FOUND IN MASSAGE PARLOR CASE
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MASSAGE PARLORS LINKEO TO HELL'S ANGELS
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2 MEN FOUNO INNOCENT OF PROSTITUTION CHARGES
UURHAM POLICE EXPECTEO TO BURN LIST OF "ASSAGE PARLOR CUSTJME
DURHAM POLICE WILL ATTEMPT TO DESTROY MASSAGE PARLOR RECORDS
OUALITY OF LIFE. DURHAM
HUNT WARNS ABOUT TRIANGLE GRO' TH
SUPERGOVERNMENT WON'T SOLVE T! I ANGLE PROBLEMS
TWICE WARNEO, TRIANGLE OFFICIALS SHOULO REACT
CANDIDATES TACKLE COUNTY GROWT H- V S. -OUAL I TY ISSUE
OUALITY OF LIFE. N.C.
SEE ALSO COST JF LIVING
TRIAD RATED ONE UF BEST PLACES IN NATION TO LIVE
HEY FRESNO! HERE'S GREENSROPO
AREA BANKINGS BRING COMPLAINTS
N.C. ATTRACTS RETIREES, REPORT SAYS
EDMISTEN SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULO WORK FOR BUSINESS
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7/23/84
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3
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7/24/84
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10
N
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2
10/13/84
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2
10/16/84
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I
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830
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12/24/84
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2
12/25/84
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S 2 9/21/84 C 1 P N C60
H 2 ll/l 1/84 0 13 P N CI
H 2 11/28/84 B 8 N L41
H 2 3/25/84 B 10
2
7/17/84
B
1
N
K45
2
7/18/84
e
1
N
K45
2
7/18/84
c
1
N
J56
2
7/19/84
A
1
N
X74
2
7/20/84
B
3
N
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7/2D/84
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3
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2
7/21/84
C
I
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W36
2
7/24/84
B
I
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7/25/84
A
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2
9/28/84
8
1
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2
10/06/84
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1
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W36
2
10/06/84
A
15
N
2
3/01/84
A
I
N
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2
3/Q4/R4
0
4
E
2
4/27/84
A
4
E
2
10/28/84
A
I
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881
4/25/84
5/01/84
5/04/P4
5/28/84
10/13/84
11/23/84
S 2' 4/13/84 C
H 2 4/22/84 C
N J56
N B30
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/84
S
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PAGE 600
1/14/85
OUESTinNNAIR^S
FORGET MORAL SCORECARD
CANDIDATES SHOULD REJECT IRRELEVANT QUESTIONNAIRES
QUESTIONS
PRE-ELECTION TEST? WHY NOT?
H 2 10/16/8". A 4
S 2 U/09/84 A 4
ODETTES
FASHIONS TO
SPRING1 FOP CHARt TY
OUILT F£ST
STITCH OF TIME ALLOWED FOR OUILTERS"
FESTIVAL
QUILTS
SFE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE QUILTEPS
Oil I L 7 GETTING BUILT: IN TRANSATLANTIC PARTY
JUILT SHOW FEATURES SLACKS. >H I TE S
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
COLn NIGHT BEAUTIES: A GALAXY OF NORTH CAROLINA STARS
VALUE OF QUILTS RECOGNIZED
HERITAGE OURTING
BRITISH AMERICAN QUILT DEBUTS
TRANS-ATLANTIC QUILT DEBUTS S'T'JROAV
JUILT EXHI3IT ON DISPLAY AT AJTS COUNCIL
ENO'S JULY A CELEBRATION TO F:ATURE JUILT SALE
STITCH OF TIME ALLOWED FOR OUILTERS' FESTIVAL
ART FORMS PUSHEO IN QUILT ANO PAINTING EXHIBITIONS
QUINTUPLETS
SEE ALSO CHILDKEN
RANDOLPH COUNTY COUPLE NOT EX'ECTING QUINTUPLETS
DUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING :A"PAIGN
PBS TO BRAODCAST SPECIAL AIMET AT TEENS ON SMOKING
QUIZ B"WL
STUOENTS TO COMPETE
QUIZ BOWL TO BE HELD SATURDAY
YOUR ANSWER. »LEASE
NORTHERN HIGH BEATS HILLSIDE IN QUIZ BOWL
WRONG NAME GIVEN IN CAPTION
JORDAN HIGH FINISHES 2ND IN U.S. OUIZ BOwL
»0U
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
REACH (REASSURANCE F"R EACHI
REACH MEETS TODAY IN CHAPEL HILL
FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP PLANS "EFTING MONOAY
REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY IACRONYMI
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BANO RAOIOS
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
RFACT-ORS OF THE YEAR
WINS AWARO
RGK INC.
QUESTIONS RAISEO ON FIRM'S CONTRACT
310 TAKEN FOR HAYTI PREPARATION
ENGINE WORTH SZ. 030 TAKEN FRO" SWEE°ER
COMPANY BEING FINED FOR I-BS 'EST STOP OELAY
R JR
ARCHER INC.
NEW RJR ARCHER
CEO
RQTC
SEE DUKE UNIV.. ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS. 1
SEE U.S. army RESERVE OFFICERS training CORPS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ' OTC
°. J. REYNOLDS FOREST AVIARY
SEE ALSO ZOO. N.C.
COME TO THE TROPICS... IN NORTH CAROLINA
3. J. REYNOLOS INDUSTRIES. INC.
SEE ALSO DEL MQNTE CORP.
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLOS TOBACCO CO.
REYNOLOS NAMES VICE PRESIDENT
F»l IS PROBING NAEGELE CHECKS FOR KlCKCAC'S
RFYNOLDS REPORTED CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION
RJR'S DIRECTORS OKAY BUYING CANAOA DRY
AGREEMENT REACHEO ON SALE OF CANADA DRY
RUMOR SPUPS REYNOLOS STOCK
SHIPPING SUBSIDIARY
REYNOLOS SAYS IT WILL CONSIOE? SELLING AMINOIL
GIFT TO COLLEGES
N.C. STUDENTS ENTHUSIASTIC, WCLL-BEHAVED
OUKE'S TALENT PROGRAM RECEIVES GIFTS
O'JKE TO BRING IN SIX GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS STATE GOVFRNMENT
R.J. REYNOLOS IS SELLING TWO ENERGY BUSINESSES
REYNOLDS TO PURCHASE SUNKIST TRANCE
REYNOLOS CuMPLETES SALE OF ENERGY OPERATIONS
MHRF SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE AT ACT
FIRM WILL BACK DUKE PROGRAM
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WERE A "RAND. THEY WOULD BE TIED FOR SIXTH IN
RFYNULOS TO ENCOW 51.2 "ILLION TO DUKE
REYNOLOS GIVING 11.2 MILLION '0 DUKE
FORMER CHAIRMAN OF REYNOLOS INDUSTRIES PIES
FOkmep RjR CHAIRMAN TD BE BURIED TOMORROW
PROBE FINOS NO BRIBERY EVIDENCE
R. J. REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES. INC.. EMPLOYEES
REYNOLDS CHAIRMAN IS NAt'EO
WOMEN'S WORK IS OIFFERENT
= . J. REYNOLOS INDUSTRIES. INC.. S'.LES ANO EARNINGS
REYNOLDS SAYS EARNINGS ROSE II 4TH QUARTER
RJR RFPORTS NET EARNINGS UP ISX DURING "=[RST QUARTER
PIEDMONT, REYNOLOS REPORT PROFITS SnAREO
RJR REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS F]R QUARTER
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES, INC.
SOME NEW REYNOLOS AOS DISCOURAGE SMOKING BY YOUTHS
REYNOLDS' AOS TO DISCOURAGE V1UNG PEO°LE FROM SMOKING
TWO GPOUPS RIDICULE NEW AOS BY REYNOLDS
REYNOLDS SOLO IN ADVERTISING SMOKING ISSUE
RcYNOLOS' NFw BRAND OU E IN APRIL
REYNOLOS TOBACCO AOS ASSAILED BY 3 GROUPS
TAX MONEY MUST BE RETURNED TO REYNOLDS TOBACCO
BOTTLFRS UNCORK SOFT.ARE FIRM
REYNOLOS TO MAKE CIGARETTE F0> CHINA MJRKET
S 2 7/18/84 A A I
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1/20/84
2/03/8*
2/10/84
2/16/84
3/01/84
3/23/84
5/24/64
5/30/14
6/16/84
7/04/84
8/Q9/S4
9/14/8*
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A15
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2/09/84
2/17/84
2/19/8*
2/19/84
2/19/84
5/28/84
1 p P F70
12 N
1 N
1 N
H 2 3/05/84 C
H 3 U/09/84 B
S 2 1/03/84 B
S 2 11/12/84 C
M66
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H 2 7/12/84 B 1 N
S 2 11/30/84 C 1 N M69
H ? 12/20/8* A 8 N
H 1 12/28/84 B 1 N
H 2 9/30/84 B
S 2 3/29/84 D 1 P F B71
2
1/21/84
A
12
N
2
3/04/84
B
£
N
2
3/06/84
A
3
N
2
3/18/84
B
10
N
2
4/10/84
A
11
N
2
5/08/84
A
12
N
2
5/11/84
c
9
N
2
5/18/84
B
6
N
2
5/23/84
A
3
N
2
6/18/84
A
4
L
2
7/09/84
c
1
N
2
8/17/84
A
11
N
2
9/21/84
A
9
N
2
10/10/84
A
12
N
2
10/27/84
c
12
N
2
11/01/84
A
24
N
2
11/17/8*
A
3
N
2
11/25/84
3
3
N L41
2
11/27/84
A
1
N C60
2
11/28/84
A
12
N
2
12/18/84
A
10
N
2
12/15/84
A
15
N
2
12/16/84
S
1
N
2
4/26/84
B
2
N
2
11/20/84
A
5
N
?
2/17/84
B
6
N
2
4/22/R4
C
21
N
2
7/26/84
A
20
N
2
10/21/84
0
11
N
2
1/30/84
A
5
N
2
1/31/P4
B
4
N
2
2/02/8*
A
16
N
2
2/05/84
S
9
N
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2/14/64
A
3
N
2
2/17/84
A
6
N
2
• 3/06/64
A
17
N
2
5/03/84
0
8
N L4 1
2
5/30/84
3
5
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U * I
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/B4
CIGARETTE GIVEAWAY PLAN IRKS - UNG GROUP
REYNOLDS PUSHES AHEAD ON TORACCOVILLE PLANT
HELMS EXPECT60 TU SUPPORT NEW CIGARETTE WARNINGS
1350 MILLION AT STAKE IN THE SENEPIC HAP
RFACTIOM PLEASES TOBACCO COMP\NY
REYNOLDS CHIEF SEES ANNUAL OEILINE IN LEAF INDUSTRY
NCNB ANALYSTS SAY CONSUME' SPENDING MICHT REBOUND SOON
REYNOLDS T03ACC0 CO. INCREASES MARKET SHARE
OP I VERS GET NEW RACE. INFUSION OF MONEY
PLANT IS CORNERSTONE OF REYNOLDS PROGRAM
REYNOLOS BUILDING WORLD'S LARGEST CIGARETTE FACTORY
R. J. REYNOLDS TOdACru CO. EMPL0YE5S
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES AT PEYNOLDS ARE FIRED
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. TAXES
CITY COUNCIL APPkOVES GUESS RJAO PENNING
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
REYNOLOS TO APPEAL TAXES
FIKM CHALLENGES TAXES
MOTION FILED TO DISMISS RJR TAX SUIT
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO INTERNATIONAL INC.
REYNOLDS. CHINA SIGN PACT
PRINCE ALBERT IN THE CAN JOKE ICARTOONI
TURKEY WILL SELL CAMEL CIGARETTES
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GO PUBLIC
R. J. REYNOLOS WINS 4.49. U MILLION AWARO
REYNOLDS. MITSUBISHI CORP. F0> M FIRM FOR CIGARETTE SALES IN JAPAN
R. N. HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SINGING. DANCING. PLAYING HISTORY
2 SCHOOLS TO GET AWARDS
ART REINFORCES CLASSROOM WORK
PRACTICING
ART LESSON
HEY MAESTRO! CAN YO'J PLAY 'OH! SUSANNA?"
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS
HARRIS STUDENTS GET HELP
RABBI S
SEE ALSO JEWS
RABBI NEW PRESIOENT OF DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
PAPBITS
EASTER EUNNIES CAN BE MUSEUM 'ROBLEM
RABBIT ON THE TABLE: TASTY, LJW-FAT, HIGH-PROTEIN MEAT
RABIES
SEE ALSO ANIMAL BITES
RABIES SHOTS THREAT TO UNBORN BABY
OFFICIALS NOT SURE DOG THAT BIT THREE PEOPLF IS OEAO
RABIES SHOTS TO BE GIVEN
OFFICIALS ENFORCING PET LAW
OFFICIALS BRACING FOR RABIES OUTBREAK
BUBBA THE BABOON GETS 6-MONTH TERM
RACCOONS
N.C.
WOMAN JAILED OVER RACCOON BITE
RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSD DURHAM. N.C. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
KLAN LITERATURE IS DISTRIBUTED
FORUM SET IN VANCE ON RACIAL TENSIONS
.nOC A T T CUT T |1M Tfl Dl I. C U C 1 : I -1 ' i i : \ Ik
RACE FOCUS OF MFETING
RACE-RELATED CONCERNS OISCUSSEO
RACE A BIG FACTOR IN 1888 CAMPAIGN TOO
COLLEGE OFFICIALS RESPOND AFTER RACIAL CONFRONTATION
RACE WALKING
SEE ALSO WALKING
RACF-WALKING CHAMPIONSHIP
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AGE DISCR
SEE ALSO APARTHEID
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N
SEE ALSO PREJUDICE
SEE ALSO RACE RELA
SEE ALSO SEX DISCR
SEE ALSO SEX STERE
ALLIANCE WANTS R
DISPATCHER DISCI
SUPREME COURT UP
ABC EMPLUYEE WIN
LIBERATION THROU
SECRECY. NUT PRI
ARTICLE OISGUSTI
APPEALS COURT AG
GROUP MAKES BIAS
FEDFRAL AGENCY P
RACIAL SOUALITY
•BLACK DISTRICT"
A MOOEST PROPOSA
LEGISLATORS TO "
JUOGES ■ RULING
JIGSAW HOUSE OIS
PROPUSAL BY KLAN
REMAP FOES* RESP
LAWYER: DISTRICT
BLACK PSOS SEEK
COURT OF APPEALS
JUDGE USES N.C.
LEGISLATURE MAY
RFOISTRICTING RU
SENATE PANEL OKS
LEGISLATURE WILL
LAWSUIT ON BAR :
REDISTRCTING REP
REDRAWING OF DIS
OUKE FIGHTS BIAS
HOSPITAL GETS JO
•FAIR HOUSING" 0
CI TY COUNCIL "KS
HOUSING OPOINANC
BIAS WILL SPEAK
RUNOFFS HURT CHA
COURT BLOCKS 3AL
CABLEVISION URGE
STAGGERFD. FOUR-
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.C. RACE RELATIONS
TIONS
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OTYPES
OLE IN PLAN
PLINED FOR RAC
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NG
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ONSF DUE TUESD
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MFET NEXT WEE<
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8-FAIRNESS OFF
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RIMINATEO
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NG FEDERAL JUDGES. ..1CART00NI
REDISRICTING ISSUE
G ASSUMPTIUNS
T HELP BLACKS
AWN BEFORE ELECTION
IT ON BAR EXAMINERS
RACIAL BIAS
ON RFOISTRICTING
TORY ON N.C. RACISM
COUNTY DISTRICT
REDISTRICTINC.
INVITES RACISM
ICER
COUNCIL APPROVAL
ORDINANCE
POLITICIANS? SOME WOULD DISAGREE
BIAS RULING STAND
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OUFSTIONED
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2/24/84
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2/29/84
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3/02/84
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3/07/84
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3/09/84
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3/10/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OPPORTUNITY FOR STATESMANSHIP
FAIR HOUSING ORDINANCE STILL NEEDS CLARIFICATION
NEW ORDINANCE RFgulRES WRITTEN COMPLAINT
HALIFAX COUNTY DEFENDS SIXTH "OMMISSIONER
PROTESTER RAPS DECISIONS
BONDSMAN PICKETS OUTSIDE COURTHOUSE
OFFICIAL SAYS CITY'S HIRING RACIST; POWELL DISAGREES
HIRING COMMENTS PROMPT MEETINS
PERSON COMMISSIONERS FLECTION OECISION IS EXPECTED BY JUNE 9
LAWSUIT FILEO AGAINST KL AN
HELMS' HEARINGS CALLED 'SCARE TACTIC"
COMMITTEE DAMAGES GOOD WILL
DISCRIMINATION SUIT OISMISSED
BLACK PROFESSIONALS SAY FIGHT CONTINUES FOR RACIAL EQUALITY
PERSON GROU° URGES 7-MEMBER C3UNTY BOARD
OUKE PROF: CIVIL RIGHTS ACT SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN NEEDED
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS SEEK CHANSES IN FEDERAL JURY SELECTION
HOBBY APPEALS TO NON-ISSUE
COMPLAINERS THREATEN HEALTH CARE
JUDGE OENIES BIO TO CHANGE FEDERAL JURY SELECTION SYSTEM
BLACK LEADERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM
FACTS COUNT, NOT FEELINGS
COUNTY SCHOOLS CLEARED OF DISCRIMINATION CHARGE
COUNTY SCHOOLS CHARTING RIGHT COURSE ON EOUALITY
U.S. OFFICIALS CLEAR COUNTY SI HOOL S OF BIAS
OUKE ORDERED TO TAKE STEPS TO INSURE FAIR JOB TREATMENT
BLACK EXCLUSION FROM JURY POOLS FUELING OISPUTE
MINORITY EMPLOYEES FOCUS DF H3 SP I TAL ' S PLAN
NAACP CLAIMS LINCOLN SCHOOLS HIRING UNFAIR
DOUBLE STANDARO STILL EXISTS
DUKE SUIT GETS EXTENSION
NAACP BOARD MEETING IN CHARLOTTE TO EMPHASIZE FOOO LION BOYCOTT
JUDGE URGES OUKE PROFESSOR TO SETTLE DISCRIMINATION OISPUTE
OUKE OISPUTE NOT RESOLVED
RACISM HAS NO PLACE IN TAR HEFL POLITICS
CREEK'S NAME STIRS BLACKS' ANOER
N.C. KLAN GROUP FILES COUNTERSUIT
U.S. COURT CUTS OUKE DISCRIMINATION AWARD
DUKE DAMAGE AWARD SET ASIDE
NAACP PLANS PROBE OF SCHOOL HIRING PRACTICES
ALAMANCE COMMISSIONERS SEEK O'INION ON SETTLEMENT WITH FORMER CETA HEAD
POLITICAL BURDEN PLACEO ON HOSPITAL
NFED FOR MINORITIES ORDINANCE IS STRESSED
WHAT ABOUT FLESH-ANO-BLOOO HUMANS?
CORRECT THE 30-PERCENT RULE
COURT SAYS AGENCY DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE
APPEALS COURT FINDS NO DISCRIMINATION BY N.C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION...
DURHAM HOSPITAL'S HIRING PLAN PROGRESSING
HELMS: COLLEAGUES ERR ON APARTHEID
OON'T COUNT KKK UUT
RACIAL STEREOTYPES
SEE ALSO SEX STEREOTYPES
MUSIC VIDEOS SAIO PERVAROEO WITH VIOLENCE, SEX, STEREOTYPES
RACING WITH THE MOON (FILMI
STORY MARS GOOD PERIOD MOVIE
RACKETEERING
SEE ALSO ORGANIZ60 CRIME ISEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMESI
THREE FISHERMEN CONVICTED ON RACKETEERING CHARGES
THE RACOUET CLUB LTD.
FITNESS TESTS START TODAY
RACOUETBALL
TOURNAMENT BEGINS
RAOAR
RADAR UNITS FOUND FAULTY
SOME HIGHWAY PATROL RAOAR UNITS HELD NOT MEETING 1983 STATE LAW
HIGH TECH AIDS AUTO SAFETY
RAOIAN CORP.
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
RADIATION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO IRRADIATION
SFE ALSO MICROWAVES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RAOIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION
SEE ALSO PAOIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO X-RAY
IRRADIATION OF FOODS TO BE DECIOEO H 2 1/05/84 C 1 D N J40
RADIATION, MEOICAL
SEE RADIATION THERAPY
RADIATION TECHNOLOGY INC.
IRRADIATION OF FOODS TO BE OECIDED H 2 1/05/84 C 1 D N J40
RAOIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
HOSPITAL SEEKS NEW CANCER EOUI PMENT S 2 5/09/84 C 12 N
RADIATOR SPECIALITIES CORP
PLANT WON'T BE FINED $1,700 IN FATAL BLAST H 2 2/19/84 A 8 N
RADIO
SFE ALSO CHILDREN, TELEVISION C RAOIO
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RAOIOS
SEE ALSO DISC JOCKEYS
SEE ALSO HAM RADIO
SEE ALSO NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. RADIO
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST RAOIO ANO TELEVISION COMMISSION
DURHAM RADIO STATION WINS POPJLARITY HONOR
FIRE-RETARDANT WOOO FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
EAST OF THE SUN, WEST OF THE M OON
RADIO, RELIGION
SEE RELIGIUN, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS
RADIO EMERGENCY ASSOCIATION CITIZENS TEAM
SEE REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY IACRONYMI
RADIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RAOIATION
SEE ALSO MICROWAVES
SEE ALSO PADIATION
RESEARCHER CRITICIZES EPA SAFETY LIMITS H 2 ■ 1/24/84 A
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ENVIRONMENTALISTS WARY OF PROJECT
RAOin STATIONS CSEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIF! RADIO STATIONSI
CLARKSVILLE. VA., STATION GETS PERMIT
TWO RAOIO STATIONS SET TO SIG<( ON
RADIO-TELEPHONE
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
RADIO-TELEPHONE STILL NOT WOR<ING
RAOIO SYSTEM STILL SILENT
RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALST OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. RAOIOLOGY OEPT.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RADISSON CORP.
SEE ALSO URANIU"
NO UNUSUAL RADIATION FOUNO IN TWO BUILOINGS AT N.C. 5
NO RADIATION LEAK FOUND FPUM TRUCK CRASH ON l-*0
THE POLITICS OF A SUNKEN SHIP
EXERCISE TESTS •RADIOACTIVE S'llL'
RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT 30ARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIATION
FIRM PROPOSES STATE'S 1ST RAOIOACTIVE WASTE PLANT
VA. MAY REOPEN DUMP-SITE STUOY
RADISSON CORP.
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE MATERIALS
OOWNTOWN MOTEL CHANGING HANDS. MAY RE RAOISSON
RAMAOA INN SUES NEW HOTEL OWNERS
RAMADA INN SUES BUYERS OF MOTEL OVER NAME USE
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SEE ALSO FUND RAISING ISEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPSI
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
ROAD RILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE H 2 6/l*/8*
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EDUCATION MEASURE AOVANCES H 2 7/06/8*
LT. GOV. GREEN BIDS FAREWELL TO N.C. SENATE H 2 7/07/8*
RAFTS
CONQUERING THE RAPIDS
RARROAO BRIDGES
SEE ALSO PRIOGES, N.C.
WHOOPS!
RAILROAO CROSSINGS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. TRAINS. U.S.
EDITORIALS APPRECIATED
CAR HITS TRAIN; DRIVER CHARGED
A MITE TOO LOW
RAILROAOS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N
SEE ALSO DURHAM UN
SEE ALSO TRAINS
HOW TIMES 00 CHA
FREIGHT TRAIN BL
RAIL LINK A KEY
CITY PANEL RACKS
WHISTLE IS PLOWI
TRAIN SPEEDS EYE
WHAT CURVES?
HE WENT OOWN THE
CITY'S TRAIN CHA
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ENTER PROPOSED
N PASSEMGFR SHELTER
UCATION NO LAST-MINUTE DECISION
AIN SHELTER DOWNTOWN
ITE SHOULD BE POSTPONED
GREW SITE FOR NEW TRAIN SHELTER
PETTIGREW
ME NEW PASSENGER TRAIN
AY TO GO'
BE KEY TO OOWtTOWN
RAILROAOS. MODEL
SEE ALSO TRAINS
TRAINS ROLL IN GOLOSBORO
RAILROAOS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF
SEE ALSO THE CAROL INIAN
SEE ALSO NEW HOPE VALLEY RAILROA
SEE ALSO SILVER STAR
N.C. TRAIN PROPOSAL GAINING ST
RAIL LINK WORTH A TRY
CHARLOTTE TO RALEIGH TRAIN GET
TRAIN PLANS MOVE ANOTHER NOTCH
BRING BACK TRAINS - ON A TRIAL
LEGISLATORS SKEPTICAL ABOUT AH
SEABOARD GETS OK =ROH ICC TO C
TRAIN SERVICE BENEFITS OUTWEIS
TRAIN GETS COLD SHOULDER IN T*
CITY PANEL SACKS PASSENGER TRA
SAFETY MEASURES REOUIRED
SEABOARO MAY CLOSE SPUR ON FRA
GROUP URGES 1500.000 FOR PASS!
STATE BUDGET PLANS INCLUDE TRA
TRAIN STATION FUNDING IS CUT F
VANCE SEEKS INTERSECTION CHANS
OCTOBFR STARTING DATE PLANNED
CABOOSES ARE BEING LEFT BEHIN3
FRANKLIN GROUP TRYING TO SAVE
NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE FOR RAL?
CITY'S AMTRAK PLANS ARE RIGHT
MEBANE TURNS DOWN REJUESTS TO
TOWNS REJECT AMTRAK REOUEST TT
OURHAM AMTRAK FARES SFT
CITY'S TRAIN CHASE ON LINE F0'
PUBLIC MUST RIDE TO KEEP TRA U
BURLINGTON PLANS GALA GREETING
AMTRAK 'CAROLINIAN' TRAIN SCHE
TRAIN HONORED TODAY
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1/14/85
NOTHIN' COULD BE BETTER THAN A BIDE ON THE 'CAROLINIAN'
OURHAM TRAIN RI0ER5HIP r.000
PROPOSAL THAT LED TO INTRASTATE PASSENGER TRAIN BEGAN IN GREENVILLE
TRAIN SERVICE WILL CONNECT CH5RL0TTE. PORT
AMTRAK 'DOING GPEAT' IN EXPERIMENTAL RUN
AMTRAK LINK IS ON TRACK
DURHAM ON RIGHT TRACK
WERE RAILROAD LEASES A MISTAKE?
TRAINS HOLD MVSTIOUE, ROMANTICISM
FRANKLIN OFFICIALS TRYING TO SAVE RAILROAD SPUR
RAINBOW BIRD RANCH
SEE ALSO BIRDS
N.C. HAN CHANGES BUSINESS FRO1' CARPETS TO EXOTIC BIRDS
RAINBOW CLASSIC
KRZYZCWSKI LIKES DEVILS' PROGRESS
RAINBOW COALITION
SCHOOL BOARD WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS
RACE-RELATED CONCERNS OISCUSSEO
rainfall. durham
see also flooos. durham
see also weather. durha"
rain soaks durham
freezing drizzle "ay fall in triangle
freezing rain tangles traffic
caught both ways
oisaster in the rain
one of those drizzly days
hEkf'S that rainy gay
rain drenches triangle
durham "ay get ' inches of rain
gusty winds. pain. snow hit state
rainy monday
not am ark in sight - yet
hfavy rains soak durham
o'jrha" escapes tornaooes wratj
washed away
just the ticket
rains may hinder planting
stqpm oumps over half-inch of rain in city
tornaoo flj10ing reported in 'i.c.
heavy rains soak durhah
rain flooos some streets
rain from thunderstorms halts traffic
flooding threatens county leaf crop
july played it cool. ..and wet
extension service floooeo win calls
got them saturated blues?
rain. rain go away
"my! ii has 3een wet arouno here lately?" (cartoon)
strange month was july?
rain drenches durham: two inc<es fill streets. branches
heavy rains not expecteo to hjrt durham tobacco
rain washes asbestos into computer room
sudden showers
rainfall. n.c.
see also acid rain
yes. it has been rather oamp lately
rains swell groundwater tables, streams
chapel hill reports moderate flooding
rain helps water supply in roxboro
rains delay planting of tar heel corn
STOKES COUNTY FLOOO CLAIMS LIFE OF GIRL. 16
CROP DAMAGE SET AT OVER 11 MILLION
RAIN FORCES EVACUATIONS
BRIDGE UNDER WATER
THUNOFRSTORM HITS COAST
HURRICANE AFTERMATH
OISEASES CUT value of N.C. tobacco crop
RALEIGH. N.C.
KALEIGH LED HOUSING IN '85
OURHA" HAS NOT TRIED TO COMPETE WITH RALEIGH
OURHAM CHALLENGED TO SEEK MOR? THAN EXPANSION 'CRUMBS'
2 INJURED. HUNDREDS EVACUATEO IN FIRE IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH
SOME STATE FORMS DESTROYED BY FIRE
'ALEIGH, N.C CIVIC CENTER
OKTOBERFEST IS PLANNEO
ROBERTA FLACK PERFORMS NOV. 24
RALEIGH ARTISTS GUILD
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, U.S.
RENTS CLOUO RALFIGH ARTSPACE CUTURE
RALEIGH CHAMPEP OF COMMERCE
MORF REGIONAL PLANNING SAID NFEDEO FOR TR UNGLE
RALEIGH FARMERS MARKET
SEE N.C. FARMERS MARKET
RALEIGH INN
SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.
NEw DINNER THEATER TO OPEN
NEW DINNER THFATtR COMING
"'OAT' IS OPENER FOR NEW THEATER
WITHOUT A COURSE, 'SHOW BOAT' SINKS
RALEIGH LITTLE THEATRE
THEATER PROGRAM CREATED FOR Y3UNG
THEATER PLANS TOUR
RALEIGH NEWS ANO OBSERVER INEwSPApERI
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS P0STP1NE0 AGAIN
JUJGE TO RULE ON SUBPOENAS FO? REPORTERS
JUDGE SAYS REPORTERS »uST OBEY SUBPOENAS
GOP DELEGATES OUST REPORTERS
MOB REACTION REPLACEO JUDGMFNT AT CONVENTION
EDITOR APOLOGIZES TO HUNT
REPUBLICANS REPUDIATE ACTIONS OF THE FEW
MANY REPUBLICANS AGAINST WRITERS' EXPULSION
RALEIGH POLICE OEPT.
RALFIGH OFFICFR CLEARED IN SHOOTING OF SUSPECT
L"U!S»URG man HELO In POLICEMAN'S OEATH
RALEIGH POLICEMAN CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT
FORMER OFFICER SOUGHT IN EX-WIFE'S SHOOTING
RALEIGH POLICE OEPT.. OFFICERS
RALEIGH OFFICIALS SAY POLICEMAN SHOT ARMED MAN
RALEIGH STAMP SHOP
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8/03/84
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10/24/84
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9/14/84
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MONTHLY/A
S U B J E C
WAKE TECH OFFICIAL CHARGEO WITH LARCENY
RALEIGH SYMPHONY
VIOLINIST NICHOLAS KITCHEN OWES SMASH PERFORMANCE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO A(R TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO EASTERN AIR LINES
AIRPORT ENJOYS RECORD YEAR OF ACTIVITY; MORF IS EXPECTED
ZONE GETS BROKERAGE FIRM
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE 0°ENS ROU OFFICE FOR TRAOE ZONE
AIR VIRGINIA TO BEGIN OFFERING 12 WEEKDAY FLIGHTS AT RDU
TWO AIRLINES TO OFFER FLIGHTS TO WEST COAST
YES. NEW YORK, THERE IS A DURHAM, N.C.
STAND UP FOR THE BULL CITY
AIRLINE* BOUND FOR R AL E I GH-OU' HAM TURNS TO AVOID COLLISION WITH 3 JETS
PIEDMONT AODS WFST COAST FLIGHT
PIEDMONT ANNOUNCES SAN FRANCISCO FLIGHTS
AIRLINES1 NEEOS EXCEED RDU PLANS
•IT'S A LITTLE LATE FOR THAT' IRDU FEASIBILITY STUOYI (CARTOONI
AIRLINE DROPS 6 RDU FLIGHTS
RDU OFFICIAL PRAISES AIRPORT SAFETY RECORD
FORMER MANAGE" AT ROU GETS POST IN HONOLULU
AIRLINE STOPS FLIGHTS TO WASHINGTON
SAFETY TOPS PILOT 'RIGHTS'
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS TO BE EYED
BRIGGS PROGRAM AMENDED
AIRLINES URGE EARLY HOLIOAY R5SERVATIONS
NEW BREEO AT AIR TRAFFIC CON T? OL . . .ROU 'BACK TO NORMAL TRACK'
RDU AIRPORT MAY GET POST OFFICE
FOG DELAYS RDU FLIGHTS
FOG, DRIZZLE CANCEL, DIVERT FLIGHTS AT ROU
FLIGHTS RESUME AT RDU AFTER FIG CAUSED SHUTDOWN
KEAOY AND WAITING
WITH NEW SERVICE, EXPANSION ROU'LL FLY HIGH, OFFICIAL THINKS
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, AIRLINE LANDING FEES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
BYPASSING FEE REDUCTION AIM OF AIRPORT
AIRLINES FACE NEW LANDING FEE PLAN
RDU AIRLINES GET OPTION ON FEES
RDU AIRLINES GET FEE OPTION
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, ARCHITECTS
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS, DURHAM
AIRPORT ARCHITECT TO RE ANNOU1CEO
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, 30N0 ISSUE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C BOND REFERENOUMS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. BUOGET
TERMINAL NEEOEO - STUOY
ROU COULD HAVE NEW TERMINAL BY MID-1987
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, BUDGET
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, BOND ISSUE
BYPASSING FEE REDUCTION AIM OF AIRPORT
RDU INCOME INCREASE TO PAY FO< PROJECTS
ROU AUTHORITY WANTS STAGGERED TERMS
ROU AIRLINES GET OPTION ON til S
PROJECT REBIODING SET AT RDU
AIRPOPT UUE 16.8 MILLION GRANT; EMPLOYEES GIVEN PAY RAISES
RAISES HIKE RDU bUOGET tBO.OOD
RALEIGH/DUPHAM AIRPORT, BUSINESSES
CLOSING UF AIRPORT ROAO AT ROU PROTESTED
RDU SLASHES SHOPS' RENTS
AIRPOPT APPROVES GRANT APPLICATION FOR RUNWAY
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. CAR RENTALS AND SALES
AIRPORT WANTS BETTER SIGNS
MORE AIRPORT PARKING SPACES TO BE AVAILABLE BY END OF YEAR
AIRPORT AWARDS CONTRACT FOR 11.3 MILLION
AIRPORT TO BAR LANDINGS BY ULTRALIGHT CRAFT
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACTS
EXPANSION PLAN
RUNWAYS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPURT,
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT,
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DUPHAM AIRPORT,
RDU AIRLINES GET FEE OPTION
KOU AWARDED FEDERAL FUNOS
CLEARING BASIN
ROU TO PICK ENGINEER
AIRPORT TO GET STUDY ON NEW TrKMINAL
AIRLINES' NEEDS EXCEED ROU PLANS
OURHAM MAN SENTENCED IN AIRPOiT BID-RIGGING CASE
PROJECT REBIDDING SET AT RDU
RDU BIOS SHORT AGAIN
AIRPORT DUE I*. 8 MILLION GRANT; EMPLOYEES GIVEN PAY RAISES
RUNWAY BIDS EYED
EXPANSION AT ROU EXPECTED TO ZONTINUE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AI
SEE ALSO RALEI
OURHAM MAN G
PROJECT REBI
RALEIGH/OURHAM AI
RAISES HIKE
RALEIGH/OURHAM A I
SEE ALSO RALEI
Rnu TO PAY
BUILDING PRD
LACK OF SPAC
RALEIGH/OURHAM AI
FIRE DISRUPT
RDU OFFICIAL
AIRPORT OPER
RALEIGH/DURHAM AI
SEE N.C. FORE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AI
RDU COULO BE
RALEIGH/OURHAM AI
AIRPORT DUE
RALEIGH/OURHAM AI
ROU COULD BE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AI
SEE ALSO LAND
SEE ALSO LANO
RPORT, CONTRACTS
GH/DURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
IVEN SENTENCE IN ^ 1 0 RIGGING
DOING SET AT RDU
RPORT, EMPLOYEES
RDU BUDGET 180,003
RPORT, EXPANSION PLAN
GH/DURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
355,300
JECTS DISCUSSEO
E LIMITING NEW CARRIERS AT ROU
RPOPT, FIRES
S ACTIVITY AT RDU
S TO START CLEANUP
ATIONS RETURN TO GORMAN
RPOPT, FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
IGN TRAOE ZONE
RPORT, GENERAL AVIATION
MONITOR OF BUSINESS GROWTH
RPORT, GRANTS
46.8 MILLION GRANT; EMPLOYEES GIVEN PAY RAISES
RPORT, HANGARS
MONITOR OF BUSINESS GROWTH
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RPORT, LAND SALES
SALES, FEDERALLY 3WNE0
SALES. STATE-OWNED
MONTHLY/A
state, rou agrees to swap lan}
proposed buyer at rpu identified
$4.3 milliun grant approved fir rou
rdu to pav 1355, 800
jury again awards more money to landowners in airport case
jury awards $126,000 additional for land
raleigh/durham airpopt, limousines
limousines will roll at rdu
airpurt limousine services to resume
raleigh/durham airport, parking lots
more airport parking spaces tt be available by end of year
rdu bids short again
rou parking lots at capacity
rdu parking tight ouking holidays
radio to direct rdu parking
airpopt patrons are warned about holiday parking crush
raleigh/durham airport, passengers
airport enjoys reco&0 year of activity; more is expecteo
million-passengfr mark official at rou
march a rfcoro month for airp1rt
airpopt business brisk
with new service, expansion r^u'll fly high, official thinks
raleigh/ourham airpurt, post office
rpu airtort may get post office
airport may get post office
raleigh/dupham airport, public relations
rdu airport will hire public delations person
raleigh/durham airport, radio
see also raoio
rdu parking tight during holidays
radio to direct rdu parking
S U o J
RALEIGH/
SEE A
AIR
AIR
RUN
AIR
WES
RDU
S4,
AIR
AIR
KDU
AIR
RDU
CLE
AIR
ROU
AIR
AIR
NEW
RAI
AIR
RUN
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RUN
RUN
RDU
RDU
DURHAM AIRPORT, RUNWAYS
LSO RALEIGH/PUPHAM AIRPOPT, CONSTRUCTION
PORT ENJOYS RECORD YEAR OF ACTIVITY; MORE IS EXPECTED
PORT TO RETURN BID BONDS
WAY WORK BLOCKS ROAD
PORT AUTHORITY AGREES TG S? LL 13 ACRES
T COAST FLIGHT HIKE SOUGHT
GETS GRANT FOR RUNWAY
MILLION GRANT APPROVED F3R ROU
PORT RETAINS DURHAM LAWYERS
PORT APPROVES GRANT APPLICATION FOR RUNWAY
TO PAY 1355,300
PORT GETS $2 MILLION
AWARDED FEDERAL FUNDS
ARINC. BASIN
PORT WANTS BETTER SIGNS
WORK RESUMES
PORT AUTHORITY CHANGES CONTRACT FOR NEW RUNWAY
PORT BUSINESS BRISK
ROU RUNWAY STILL AHEAO OF SCHEOULE
NS HAMPER ROU RUNWAY WORK
PORT AWARDS CONTRACT FOR $1.3 MILLION
WAY NEARS COMPLETION
MINAL NEEDED - STUDY
WAY BIDS EYED
WAY PAVING BIOS TOSSED OUT
AUTHORITY REJECTS ALL BIDS ON NEW RUNWAY
TO SEEK NEW RUNWAY BIOS
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. TAX DISTRICT
AIRPORT AUTHORITY AGREES TO SELL 13 ACRES
°AL EIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, TAXI CABS
SEE ALSO TAXI CABS
GCNERAL AVIATION SPACE RUNNINS OUT AT RDU
AIRPORT BUSINESS BRISK
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, TERMINAL
AIRPORT ENJOYS RECORD YEAR OF ACTIVITY; MORE IS EXPECTED
JUILOING PROJECTS DISCUSSED
LACK riF SPACE LIMITING NEW CARRIERS AT RDU
ROU EYES TERMINAL PLANS
AIRPOPT ARCHITECT TO BE ANNOUNCED
AIRPORT TO GET STUDY ON NEW TERMINAL
AIRLINES' NEEDS EXCEED ROU PLANS
PROJECT REBIODING SET AT ROU
TERMINAL NE60ED - STUDY
RDU COULD HAVE NEW TERMINAL BY MID-1997
ROU SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT
EXPANSION AT ROU EXPECTED TO CONTINUE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, WEATHEP FORECASTS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVItE
SEE ALSO WEATHER FURECASTS
REVIEW SET IN BID RIGGING
TORNADO SAFETY PLAN INADEQUATE IN N.C., NATIONAL REPORT SAYS
ROU WEATHER ALERTS FALL TO FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS
BUDGET CUTS HURT WARNING SYSTEM 3FF0RE TORNADOES HIT, OFFICIALS SAY
WEATHER-WARNING SYSTEM BESET * Y NUMEROUS WOFS
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
MILLION-PASSENGER MARK OFFICIAL AT ROU
GFNERAL AVIATION SPACE RUNNIN". OUT AT RDU
LIMOUSINES WILL ROLL AT ROU
STATE. RDU AGREES TO SWAP LAND
AIRPORT TO RETURN BID BONDS
RUNWAY WORK BLOCKS RUAD
AIRPORT AUTHORITY AGREES TO SELL 13 ACRES
WEST COAST FLIGHT HIKE SOUGHT
PROPOSED BUYER AT ROU IDENTIFIEO
$4. B "ILLION C.RANT APPROVED F3R RDU
HIGH-TECH DEVELOPMENT SEEN F0» SITE NEAR ROU
RTP ROAO PROJECTS TO EASE CONGESTION
CLOSING OF AIRPORT RQAO AT R DJ PROTESTED
ROU SLASHES SHOPS' RENTS
AIRPORT RETAINS DURHAM LAWYFRr
AIRPORT APPROVES GRANT APPLICATION F0» RUNWAY
BYPASSING FEE REDUCTION AIM OF AIRPORT
Rnu INCOME INCREASE TO PAY FOR PROJECTS
JURY AGAIN AWAROS MOKE MONEY TQ LANDOWNERS IN AIRPORT CASF
JURY AWARDS H2<>,000 ADDITIONAL FOR LAND
ROU TO PICK ENGINEER
AIRPURT WANTS BETTER SIGNS
AIRPCRT SEEKING STAGGERFO TERMS
RDU TO MULL EASEMFNT RULE
MARCH A RECORD MONTH FOR AIRP1RT
MORE AIRPORT PARKING SPACES fl BE AVAILABLE BY END OF YEAR
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3/23/84 A
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10/24/94 A
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1/04/84 C
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10/24/94 A
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3/07/84
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3/14/94
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/84
AIRPORT
AIRPORT
BUILDING
LACK OF
ROU EVES
AIRPORT
RDU AlRP
AIRPORT
AIRLINES
AIRPORT
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BUSINESS BRISK
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RDU AIRLINES GET OPTION ON FEE S
AIRPORT SEEKING STAGGERED TER'<S
NEW TERMS AID LEADERSHIP
RALEIGH/OURHAM BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
RALEIGH/OURHAM WEATHER BUREAU
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIPPORT,
WEATHER FORECASTS
RALEIGH'S OREAM, AN OPERA IN PROLOSUE AND EIGHT SCENES
OPERA TO PREMIERE JUNE 3 AT OJKE
■RALEIGH'S nREAM' RECALLED
RALEIGH'S DREAM TELLS COLONISTS' STORY IN SONG
COMPOSER IAIN HAMILTON SPEAKS ABOUT NEW OPERA
COMPOSER'S OPERA PREMIERES SUNDAY
OPERA 'DREAM' A CHALLENGE FOR AUDIENCE
OPERA'S DEBUT HIGHLIGHTS FESTIVAL
THEY GOT ORESSED UP FOR FESTIVAL WEEKEND
RALSTON PU°INA
FARMERS UPSET AT PROPOSED SOYBEAN FACILITY SALE
GRAHAM ASKS FIRM NOT TO BUY SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT
SOLUTION SOUGHT TO HORSE OISEVSE
RAMADA INN (OOWNTOWN. DURHAM, N.C.I
CASH REGISTER TAKEN FROM INN
OOWNTOWN MOTEL CHANGING HANDS, HAY BE RAOISSON
RAMAUA INN SUES NEW HOTEL OWNERS
RAMAOA INN SUES BUYERS OF M0T5 L OVER NAME USE
RAMAR IGORILLAI
SEE ALSO GORILLAS
RAMAR TO RETURN
RAMAR WILL RETURN WITH POTENTIAL MATE
RAMAR THE RFLUCTANT GORILLA G5 TS HO°E
RAMP IONS
RAMP »ITE WILL ATTRACT POLITICIANS
CANDIDATES TRAVEL UPHILL TO EAT RAMPS
RAND CORP.
TEACHERS SUBJECT OF STUOY
RAMDLEMAN LAKE AND DAM
EAST TO SUPPORT RANDLEMAN DAM
BUUGET INCLUDES OAM FUNDS
MONEY FOR JETTIES IS NOT IN BJOGET
RANDLEMAN OAM PROJECT ADDED T7 FEDERAL SPENOING RESOLUTION
INLFT JETTIES, RANDLEMAN DAM LIKELY TO DIE IN CONGRESS
RANDLEMAN OAM ALTERNATIVES EY"0
COBLE BELIEVES RANOLEMAN OAM CHANCES DIMMED
RANDLEMAN PROJECT STILL DISTUfBS COBLE
RANOOLPH COUNTY, N.C.
RANDOLPH COUNTY TOWN KEEPS DU< E MEMORY ALIVF
RANOOLPH COUNTY JAILS
RANDOLPH COUNTY MAY CONSTRUCT LARGER JAIL
RANOOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS
13 PEOPLE HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT
RANDOLPH SCHOOLS CANCEL PLAY CONCERNING EVOLUTION
RAPE, CHAPEL HILL
ASSAULT PROBED
CHIEF'S WIFE CHARGED WITH SETTING BLAZE
HEARING SET IN ASSAULT
CHAPEL HILL POLICE: WEEKENO ASSAULT SIMILAR TO OTHERS
POLICE SEEK MAN FOR SFXUAL ASSAULTS
POLICE SEEK AID IN SOLVING ASSAULTS
CHAPEL HILL SFEKS STATE HELP WITH CASFS
RFWARO IS REUUESTED FOR ASSAULT INFORMATION
SKETCH RRINGS CALLS
DESCRIPTION BRINGS CALLS
STATE OFFERS REWARDS IN 4 ASSAULTS, KILLING
REWARD OFFERED IN ASSAULTS, MJRDER CASES
CHANGE VICTIM-NAMING POLICY
14-YEAR-OLO ASSAULTFD AT HOME
JURY TIEO IN KIDNAPPING CASE
MAN IS SENTENCED IN ASSAULT, 3URGLARY
FRUSTRATED: UNSOLVED ORANGE COUNTY CRIMES HAUNT VICTIMS, POLICE
CENTER: MANY WOMEN IN TOWN ASSAULT VICTIMS
RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEF Al SD VICTIMS. NAMF PMRlirATTON
WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT IN HOME
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
2 MASKED MEN HIT OURHAM VICTI1 FUR 11,000
MAN GETS 40 YEARS FOR ASSAULTS
CONDITIONAL TERM SET FOP KIDNAPPER
BARR SENTENCED FOR ? ASSAULTS
TRIAL BEGINS IN KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT CASE
WITNESS SAYS MEN WERE SEEN TOGETHER
WITNESS AOMITS ROLE IN WOMAN'S ASSAULT
OOOM ARGUMENTS FINISHING
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MISTRIAL DECLARED AFTER JURY 3EA0L0CKS IN ASSAULT CASE
MISTRIAL IS DECLARED IN OOOM TRIAL
ASSAULT CHARGE LODGED
WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT
CITY WATER WORKER ASSAULTED at PLANT
«N ACCUSED OE ASSAULT HELD IN JAIL
GIRL IDENTIFIES OEPFNOANT IN ASSAULT CASE
OEFFNPANT IS LINKEO IT ATTACK
STUOENT TELLS JURY ABOUT KNIFi THREAT
PARKS DRAWS 90 DAYS
ASSAULT BRINGS 90 DAYS
WOMAN REPORTS SEXUAL ASSAULT
WOMAN ASSAULTEO
CRI"E OF The week
ASSAULT INVESTIOATEO
ASSAULT NETS PROBATION
DURHAM MAfj CHARGED IN ASSAULT
RAPF VICTIMS HAVE CENTER FOR SUPPORT
WOMAN ADMITS LYING ABOUT 1SSAJLT CHARGE
THE GUILTY RAPE 'VICTIM'
DURHAM CKIMESTOPPERS REWARD: "an ACCUSED OF ASSAULT
WOMAN ASSAULTED IN DURHAM PAR(
UURHA" WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT
GOO DIDN'T MEAN FOR WOMEN TO SO NAKED
ODOM TESTIFIES IN TRIAL
ASSAULT SCARED WOMAN
SECOND TRIAL STARTS FOR OOOM
RAPE VICTIMS RARELY FROVOKE ASSAULTS
TESTIMONY ENOS IN ODCM TRIAL
OOOM IS GIVEN LIFE C 80 YEARS IN KIDNAP TRIAL
OEFENOANT GCTS LIFE PLUS 80 YEARS IN ABDUCTION TRIAL
STATE'S WITNESS GETS 30-YEAR TERM AFTER PLEA BARGAIN
30-YEAR SENTENCE GIVEN
2 SHOP ROBBERIES may 9E RELATED
COMPUTER . PHONE REPORTED STOLIN
PROTECT MENTAL HEALTH
DESCRIPTIONS OF SUSPECT SIMILAR IN TWO ROBBERIES
OFFICERS INVESTIGATE ASSAULT 3 N WOMAN
ELDERLY WOMAN ASSAULTED AT HOME
WOMAN REPORTS SEXUAL ASSAULT ■' Y 3 MEN
DURHAM MAN GETS 15-YEAR SENTENCE IN ASSAULT CASE
RAPE. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRIS'S CENTER
SEE ALSO PAPE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
TRIAL SET FOR SUIT IN ASSAULT
DOCTOR'S TRIAL TO BEGIN
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN CARY UOCTOR'S TRIAL
LAWYERS READY TO PRESENT EVIDENCE IN SUIT
CUNANAN TESTIMONY SET
WGMAN TFLLS JF 'TOTAL HUMILIATION'
WITNESS: BOLTON STUNNED
ALLEGEO ASSAULT LEFT ITS SCARS. COU»T TOLD
DOCTOR SAYS EXAMINATION OF WO" AN WAS UNNECESSARY
DOCTORS: PATIENT'S CARE 'NOT UP TO STANDARD'
PHYSICIAN RAPS CUNANAM'S RECO'O KEEPING
JURY VIEWS VIDEOTAPE IN OOC TO! ■ S TRIAL
NURSE DISPUTES ACCUSATION BY WOMAN AGAINST DOCTOR
BOLTON SAYS FORMER WIFE ACCUSEO OTHERS OF ASSAULT
PSYCHOLOGIST TESTIFIES FOR DOCTOR
CUNANAN: EXAM STANDARD
EMOTIONAL OOCTOR OENIES ASSAULTING WOMAN PATIENT
DOCTOR DESCRIBES PRESSURES
WITNESS: MS. POLTON GIVFN SEVERAL DRUGS
DELIBERATIONS TO BEGIN IN CARY DOCTOR'S TRIAL
WOMAN ASKS FOR 11 MILLION IN ISSAULT SUIT
DELIBERATIONS START MONDAY IN ASSAULT CASE
JURY WEIGHING CASE AGAINST OOCTOR
JURY IN 2N0 DAY OE DELIBERATION
CUNANAN JURY STILL DIVIDED 9-3
CUNANAN JURY STILL OELIQERATING
MISTRIAL ORDERED IN DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST CARY PHYSICIAN
CASE MAY BE HEARD AGAIN
ASSAULT TRIAL MOVED FROM LEE TO JOHNSTON
TEEN FOOTBALL PLAYER FACES THJEE CHARGES
DURHAM MAN HELO ON ASSAULT CHARGE
SANFORU MAN IS SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
ASSAULT VICTIMS MOKE WILLING TO TESTIFY AGAINST ASSAILANTS
THE CASE FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY
MARCH. PALLY SET
TOO OANGERUUS TO BE FREE
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN MALPRACTICE SUIT AGAINST CARY DOCTOR
SETTLEMENT IN CUNANAN SUIT REACHED
POLICE SAY "AN ASSAULTED CHIL3 AS WOMAN WATTHEO
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
STATE MEDICAL LICENSING UPHELO AS ' IR I OOLOG I S T • LOSES HIS APPEAL
POLICE SUSPCCT SAME GUNMAN IN TWO ROBBERIES. ASSAULTS
PROSECUTOR BLASTS PAROLF SYSTEM
MARINE RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE IN BEATING DEATH
INMATE'S RAPE SUIT PROMPTS PR3TFCTI0N PLANS FOR PRISONS
TEEN-AGFR KIONAPPEO. ASSAIILTE3
TEEN'S LAWSUIT SPURS ACTION ON PRISON REFORM FOR YOUTH
MAN CHARGED IN PESTUARANT KIDNAPPINGS
PRISON VIOLENCE MUST END
NFW INSANITY VERDICT TO BE PECOMMENDEO
MAN IS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING 12-YEAR-OLO GIRL
ROBESON MAN GETS DEATH SENTENCE
REEO: COURTS WILL DECIDE MOORMAN fate
MOORMAN'S TROUOLES CLOUD STATE'S OPENFR
PERCY MOORMAN INDICTED IN RAP=, BURGLARY CASE
FRANKLIN MAN CHARGED WITH STATUTORY RAPE
HIGH POINT MINISTER CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT
MAN CHARGEO IN CONNECTICUT WITH ASSAULT ON N.C. WOMAN
STATE HIGH COURT ALLOWS C0NTR1 VER S I AL EVIDENCE
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN KILLS TEEN SOUGHT IN SEXUAL ASSAULT
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN 1983 SLAYING OF N.C. WOMAN
TWO ARE CHARGEO WITH ASSAULTING GIRL
PROSECUTOR SAYS FOUR MEN WILL FACE TRIAL AGAIN
WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE. DEATH IAISEU NO ALARM AMONG FRIENDS
RAPE. ORANGE COUNTY
ATTACKER MAY CHANGE LOCATIONS
RAPE TRIAL JURY IS OEAOLOCKEO
MAN GETS 40 YEARS FOR ASSAULT
CENTER: MANY WOMEN IN TOWN ASSAULT VICTIMS
RAPE. U.S.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO RAPE-TORTUP.E-MURDER CRIMES
AN FNO TO A SOROIO AFFAIR
EDITORIAL. JOURNALISM VALUES CL»SH
RACIAL BIAS NO ISSUE IN NEW dFDFORD TRIALS
PPEJUOICE NOT THE ISSUE
TRIALS SHOULD BE OPEN
WOMEN HAVE ENOUGH BRAINS TO CHOOSE ATTIRE
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N U A L I N 0 E K
1/01/8". - 12/31/34
SAY PROSECUTORS
:oed' S DEATH
T1RTURE TAPES DEPICT THREAT,
TWO N.C. MEN CHARGED IN S.C.
RAPE ATTEMPTS, CHAPEL HILL
WOMAN ESCAPES ATTACKER
OFFICERS SEEKING ASSAILANT
POLICE PROBE ASSAULT
RAPE ATTEMPTS, DURHAM
WOMAN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED
INTRUDER SCAREO AWAY 3Y UNARMED WOMEN
RAPE ATTEMPTS, N.C.
17-YEAR-OLO MAN ARRESTED AFTE»
POLICE SAY ASSAULTS MAY 8E L II
POLICE HELD AT BAY
KED
RAPE PREVENTION
SCE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CFNT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY RAPE CR IS
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
SELF-PROTECTION IS MORE THAN ^
RAPE-TORTURE-MUR0E° CRIMES
SEE ALSO MUROER. U.S.
SEE ALSO RAPE, U.S.
SEE ALSO TORTURE
•MAN WITHOUT MORALS' GETS 100-
RAPE VICTIMS, NAME PUBLICATION
SEE VICTIMS, NAME PUBLICATION
RARE BOOKS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, U.S.
PRESERVING LIBRARY MATERIALS IS OEMANDING TASK AT OUKF
X-RAYS MAKE BOOKBINOING HISTO'Y
MANUSCRIPTS TOGETHER AT OUKE JN
HANES BOOK COLLECTION GIVEN T3
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IS CENTER [FORMERLY CHAPEL HILL/C ARRBORO.
OH TO AVOID ATTACK
YEAR TERM FOR COUNTERFEITING
JNIVERSITY
" SALEM COLLEGE
RARE COINS
RAKE COINS STOLEN
COINS REPORTED STOLEN
MANTEO MAN »SKING 510.000 FOR
RATS
SEE ALSO M ICE
PLEASE CUT ON THE WATER AND CH
RATTLESNAKES
SEE ALSO SNAKES
MAN WANTS PREGNANT RATTLER "AC
HIS CAR'S BACK, BUT SNAKE'S GJ
OUKE'S ALLISON: 'HISS' HOBBY ^
RAUCH INDUSTRIES
ADAPTATION THE KEY TQ ORNAMENT
OLD COIN
ASE AWAY THE RATS
K
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UNTING WEST TFXAS RATTLERS
BU SI NESS
RAYCHEM CORP.
RECEIVES AWARO
RAYCOM SPORTS NETWORK
FIRM SCRAPS 'SEASON TICKET' B»
C"URT CUTS NCAA GRIP ON TV FOJ
COURT VOIOS NCAA HOLD ON FOOT?
ACC PUTS TV PACKAGE ON HQLSO
RAYCOM AS FOOTBALL PLAYER TAC<
RAZUR RLAUES
CARRBORO MAN FACES CONCEALED w
RAZOR FOUNU IN APPLE AT GROCER
RAZOR BLAOE FOUNO IN CANDY
REA CONSTRUCTION CO.
TEER GETS NEW 1-40 CONTRACT
REACT CLUB OF DURHAM
SEE REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY
READF-WOOU INSURANCE AGENCY
TWO DURHAM INSURANCE COMPANIES
REAOER'S DIGEST (MAGAZINE!
FIRE-RETARUANT WOOO FOR HOMES
READING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CJ
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LI
SEE ALSO OYSLEXIA
SEE ALSO ILLITERACY
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO WRITING
STUFFEO 'UNICORNS' HELP STUDE-I
LIBRARY PLANS DAYS FOR STUDENT
THE THINKER
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO BE PI
AUTOGRAPH FEVFR
PARENTS CAN HELP CHILDREN IMP'
THEY bROUGHT ON THE bOOKS
REAOINGS
WARM UP WITH HOT ENTER T A INMFNT
AUTHOR LEE SMITH TO GIVE READI
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY S
ARTSEEI1...
MARY MEBANE TO READ SUNOAY
WRITERS TO READ IN FREE SERIES
POETS, NOVELISTS, SHORT STOPY
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
CITY ADDS BLACK APPRAISER
COUNCIL URGES 'FAIR MARKET APPRAISALS'
SK6TBALL ON CABLE TV
TBALL
ALL
LING THE NCAA (CARTOONI
EAPONS CHARGE
I ACRONYM!
MERGE, MOVE
IS INTRODUCED BY KOPPERS IN N.C.
RRICULUM
BRARY, SUMMER READING PROGRAM
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LATES WRITER READINGS SERIES
WRITERS SLATED TO READ AT LIBRARY MFETING
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SEE ALSO OURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
REVERSE MORTGAGES: BROKERAGE FIRMS TESTING SEVERAL WAYS FOR HOMEOWNER... H ? 8/05/84 B 11 N L4 1
REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO TAX LIENS
AMICK HOUSE TO BE FORECLOSED
F^RFCLAOSED HOME SOLD FOR »283
BANK SUES STATE SENATOR AND EX
COUNTY ATTORNEY SEEKS FORECLOS
BEACH CLUB CLOSES ITS DOORS
, 170
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URE ON DUNN PROPERTY
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AMICK'S HOUSE SOLD TO BIDDER - 0" t341.677.50
FORECLOSURES ON F»R«S F = MER 11 '3*
FAR"£RS HOME ADMINISTRATION F1RFCL0SURES DOWN
REAL ESTATE MALPRACTICE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
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SEE PRUPERTV REVALUATION
REALTORS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAH BOARD OF REALTORS
REAL FSTATE BROKER'S LICENSE IEV0KED
HIGH-PRICED HOMES FCW IN DURHAM, REALTORS SAY
BORED. SHE TRIED SALES.. .12 MILLION WORTH
REAL FSTATE AGENT CENSURED BY PANEL
REALTORS. N.C.
REAL ESTATE BROKER'S LICENSE SUSPENDEO
RECALL
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE REFERENOA
RECESSIUN, N.C.
FIRST UNION'S ECONOMISTS FORECASTING NO RECESSION IN CAROLINA NEXT YEAR
RECKLESS DRIVING
SEE ALSO P.LOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO ORUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
HIGH-SPEED CHASF E^JDS WITH AR*EST
CHARGES FILED AFTER CHASE
POLICE PUT MAN IN JAIL AFTER CHASE IN DURHAM
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED IN CHASE ON INTERSTATE 35
ELUSIVE TRUCKER GETS 2 YEARS
* RACING TEENS OIE IN WRECK
TEENS ON CYCLE OUT-RUN POLICE. IHIT ARE CAUGHT
TEENS ON MOTORCYCLE LEAD DURHAM OFFICER ON CHASE
POLICE ARPEST TEEN AFTER 30-MILE CHASE
S.C. MAN ARRESTED AFTER 3-CDU^JTY CHASE
MAN CHARGED FOLLOWING AUTO CHASE
100-MPH CHASE ENDS IN ARREST
DEPUTIES CHASE SPEEDING CAR THROUGH PARKWOOD AT 90 MPH
HARASSING CYCLIST GETS AWAY ON FOOT
POLICE SEARCH FOR THIEF
ENGINE TROUBLE ENDS HIGH-SPEED CHASE
DRIVER ESCAPES OURIMG CHASE
POLICF CATCH CAR, BUT NOT DRIVER
MOTORCYCLIST CHARGED AFTER CmSE, WRECK
TWO HURT AS WRECK BRINGS CHASE TO END
MOTORCYCLE DITCHED
N.C. MAN FACES RECKLESS HOMICIDE CHARGES IN CRASH
CHASE, CRASH LEAVE 2 INJURED
2 HURT IN 100 MPH CHASE
VIRGINIA MAN CHARGED AFTER CHASE
DUKE STUDENT FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER CHASE, WRECK
POLICE CAR DAMAGED IN CHASE
MOTORCYCLIST FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
JUVENILE UNHARMED AFTFR THREAT WITH KNIVES
MEN ARRESTED IN HOUSE BPEAK-IV
HOMELESS. ACCUSFO TRUCK THIEF SAYS JAIL 'FINALLY A PLACE TO STAY'
MAN. *2, CHARGED AFTER POLICE CHASE THROUGH DURHAM
WOMAN IS THREATENED
ROBBERY SUSPECT NABBED AFTER WRECKING HIS AUTO
THREE N.C. YOUTHS CHARGED FOLLOWING CHASE IN VA.
POLICE SAY FLEEING MAN INJURE"! IN CRASH UF CAR
THE RECOLLECTIONS OF R. TAYLOR COL= 1 BOOK I
R. TAYLOR COLE HAS ENTERTAINING RECOLLECTION OF SCHOLARLY DAYS
RECORD BAR
THE RECORD BAR SAVED THOUSANDS OF OOLACRS BY REVAMPING LIGHTS
RECORD BAR ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY TO SELL, RENT VIDEO CASSETTES
1350 MILLION AT STAKE IN THE GENERIC WAR
RECORD BAR OPFNS VIOEO TAPES STORE
NCNB ANALYSTS SAY CONSUMER SPENDING MIGHT REBOUND SOON
RECORD BAR, SALES AND EARNINGS
SBA ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CFNTER AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL TO AID SMALL FIRMS H 2 10/28/8* 0 1? N L<>1
MINIMUMS EASED FOR MONEY MARKET RATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS H 2 12/30/8* 0 10 N L41
RECOROING STUDIO
N.C. MUSIC RECORDING STUDIOS FIND BUSINESS IN BOOMING STAGE
RECORDING TAPES
THE RECORD BAR SAVED THOUSANDS "F DOLALRS BY REVAMPING LIGHTS
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT TO STOP 'TAX SHELTER'
TORTURE TAPES OEPICT THREAT, SAY PROSECUTORS
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RECORDS
KNOX SINGING FOR CAMPAIGN H 2
'DEADLIER THAN DRUGS'; LAY PREACHER GFTS FIREO UP OVER SATANIC THFMES IN H 2
NASHVILLE ON THE ENO H 2
RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS
WEATHER EXTREMES HIT DURHAM It '83
LAND A WH0PPER7 STATE RFCORC 3 OOK LIES IN WAIT
TV CRCW ZAPS VIDEO GAME REC0R3 HOLDER
TELEVISION CREW PULLS THE PLUG ON HER VIDEO GAME STREAK
BIRTHDAY CARO SETS RECORO
LOWEST HIGH TFMPERATURE SET
WINTRY FRIDAY BROKE N.C. RECO'DS
OCTOBER 'HEAT WAVE' IS ONE F0< THE »OOKS
N.C. CLAIMS HANY 'FIRSTS'
JUST CALL HIM. ..DOC
TUESDAY'S HIGH, 77, MFLTS REC3R0
RECREATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
WINTER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
THINGS TO DO THIS SUMMER
FUN CARNIVAL SET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEFK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SUMMER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
FALL C WINTC-R RFCREAIIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
NO EXCUSE FOR BOREDOM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: RECREATION ALWAYS POPULAR
LAKE RECREATION AREA MAY OPEN IN WR5
RECREATION. N.C.
IT SHORE IS BIG BUSINESS
RECREATION NOTES
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RECRUITING
SEE MILITARY, RECRUITING
SF6 SPORTS. REC»UITING
RECYCLING
SEE ALSO GLASS RECYCLING
SEE ALSn HUNTER-DOUGLAS CROWN ALUMINUM CO.
SEE ALSO OIL RECYCLING PLANTS
SEE ALSO HASTE RECYCLING
GROUP COLLECTS GLASS. CANS
RECYCLING 3INS SET UP AT MUSEJM
RED CLAY RAMBLERS (MUSIC GROUP I
LAST SONG. ..BUMPING TOMMY THOMPSON INTO THEATER AGAIN
RED CROSS
SEE AMER ICAN RED CROSS
REP FEZZ CORP.
SEE DURHAM RE" FEZZ CORP.
REO MILL ROAD
ROAOS LEADING TO PARKS. MINI-:ITY TO PE IMPROVED
RED MILL ROAO HEARING SLATED
RFO MILL ROAD IMPROVEMENTS TO BE AIRED
RED SPRINGS. N.C.
•WIND JUST FLOWED ME OUT THE 3 OOR •
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN CLEARING OEB<IS FROM RED SPR !NGS
RED SPRINGS GRATEFUL FOR AID
RFO SPRINGS UNCFRTAIN OOWNTOWM WILL 5E REBUILT
RED SPRINGS PLANNING CELEBRATION OF THANKS
RED SPRINGS SHOWS SPIRIT
RED SPRINGS THANKS PEOPLE WHO HELPED AFTER TOPNAOOES HIT
RFO SPRINGS REMEMBERS TORNADOES
RED SPRINGS RESIDENTS STILL WORKING TO REPAIR DAMAGE FROM TORNADOES
REO TAPE
SEE GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SFE DURHAM REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REDWOOD ACAOEMY
SEE ALSO CUUNCIL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
PIG PICKIN' IS TODAY
JURY RULES ACAOEMY MUST REPAY PARENTS
ACADEMY RULING TO BE APPEALED
REDWOOD VOLUNTEER ^IRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO FIRE DfPTS.. DURHAM COJNTY. VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM COUNTY
RFUWOOO FIRE DEPARTMENT TO GET LOAN FOR EQUIPMENT
RFDWOOO FIRE PREMIUMS TO OROP
VOLUNTEER FIRCMEN NOW FIRST-LINE MEOICS
9ETHE5LA, REDWOOD GET TPUCKS
FIRE UNIT SCHFOULES MEMBERSHIP MEETING
GETTING LESSON
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO AGREES TO RENT LAND TO REDWOOD FIRE DEPT.
SCHOOL-OWNED LAND WILL BE SOLO TO CITY
'EFOY CREEK LAKE
LAKF IN UMSTEAD PARK TO BE COSED
REFERENDA
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. BONO REF5RENDUMS
COUNTY CIVIC CENTER ELECTION -JOT NEEDED
COUNTY SHOULD CALL ELECTION ON CIVIC CENTER
MAY VOTE CALL ON CIVIC CENTER HITS OPPOSITION
RESOLUTIONS LOOMING ON CIVIC ZENTCR VOTE
LAWYER TO URGF CIVIC CENTER V3 TF
COMMISSIONERS MAY GET RESOLUTION ON CIVIC CENTER
COUNTY BOARD REJECTS VOTE ON CENTER FUNDS
COMMISSIONERS SAY NO TO VOTE 1« CIVIC CENTER
GIVE DURHAM COUNTY VOICE IN THE DECISION
REFORM CHURCH OF AMERICA
PASTOR: CHURCH ORGANIZING EFF3RTS ARE BEGINNING TO PAY OFF
REFRIGERATORS
MAN CHARGED IN THFFT
MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING REFRIGERATOR
TEN PASS EXAM ON REFRIGERATION
REGENCY PLAZA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
NEW STORE PLANNEO AT PLAZA
4TH DURHAM ROSES GOING UP
CITY CONSTRUCTION HITS «13 MILLION
REGION J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
NUTRITION PROGRAM IS 10 YEARS OLO
REGIONAL COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
S^E REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
REGIONAL THEATERS
SFE THEATERS. REGIONAL
REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES. REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO COTTON DUST REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WOR<
SEE ALSO N.C POAROS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AN} HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
CONSUMER PROTECTION NOT CHEAP
FEDERAL AGENCIES 'NOT PUSHED' ON HEALTH RULES
ATCT CHAIRMAN: TAKE DEREGULATION ALL THE WAY
THIS MAN'S RESIGNATION A LOSS
STEDMAN SAYS FREEDOMS BEING ERODED
UTILITIES RATED PRODUCTIVE, FINANCIALLY WEAK
POACHING THE PICKLE PACKERS
EDMISTEN SAYS GOVERNMFNT SHOULD WORK FOR BUSINESS
MRS. DOLE SAYS DEREGULATION Or INDUSTRY BENEFITING STATE
MEDICAL SELF-REGULATION BEAT.S GOVERNMENT ACTION
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C
1
N
H
2
6/30/84
A
5
N
s
2
11/27/94
c
3
N
S 2 2/21/94 C
H 2 2/22/84 A
S 2 8/06/84 A
H 1 2/01/84 B I
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1/10/84 A
4
F
J>
2/18/84 A
t
N
J56
?
2/23/94 B
1
1
1 41
/
3/10/94 A
4
1-
/
5/16/84 B
1
N
?
7/16/94 A
1 0
N
?
9/09/84 0
4
F
?
10/13/84 A
7
N
?
10/13/84 B
1
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1146
2
12/15/84 A
4
E
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N F
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I T
L
page 6 12
1/14/85
PG L P BYL
REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. RUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. DURHAM. N.C.
SEE CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
SEE VOCAT1UNAL REHABILITATION
REHABILITATION THERAPY
SUIT CHALLENGES REHABILITATION SERVICE RULES
REIOSVILLE. N.C.
REIDSVILLE VOTERS MAY GET CHANCE TO ELECT MAYOR
REINCARNATION
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAM<=S OF CHURCHES I
N.C. COUPLE LECTURE. STUDY REINCARNATION
•BORN AGAIN" HAS A BROADER MEANING FOR N.C. COUPLE STUDYING.
REINDEER
SANTA SCULPTUPE
REINSURANCE
SEE N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
RELIANCE INSURANCE CO.
NEW SERVICE CENTER WILL CREATE 200 JUBS
OURHAM TO GET INSURANCE FIRM'S REGIONAL OFFfCE
RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES!
SEE ALSO SI9LE
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO CHRISTIANITY
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CONFESSIONS
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO FAITH HEALING
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO PRAYER
SEE ALSO REINCARNATION
SEE ALSO RELIGION. TELEVISION AND RAOIO BROADCASTS
SFE ALSO RELIGIOUS CULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, RFLIGI0N
SEE ALSO SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
SEE ALSO SHRUUO OF TURIN
SFE ALSO SOVIET UNION. RELIGION
MOON ARTICLF WAS ' ANT I -R EL IG I 3 US'
A CRACK IN THE RELIGIOUS WALL
DUKE PROFESSOR WRITES BOOK ON BIBLE INTERPRETATION
THE CAMPAIGN SAINTS
PROSPER'
RELIGION, TELEVISION ANO RAOIO BROADCASTS
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO START T-LEVISION NETWORK
BAPTIST NETWOPK OFFICIAL SAYS PRESSURE BEING PUT ON OTHER TELEVISION.
EVANGELIST'S LETTERS UPSET f.EJRGIA MAN
PTL PRESIDENT, WIFE ACQUIRE 1449,000 HOUSE, TWO CARS
RELIGIOUS CULTS
SEE ALSO HARE KR ISHNA
SEE ALSO TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
SEE ALSO UNIFICATION CHURCH
GROUP MAY LOSE DAVIE COUNTY FARM
RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION
ANTI-CATHOLIC POSTERS SPREAD TO DURHAM
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST VATICAN OJTLANOISH
LOONEYBIRDS OON'T LIKE TO SIGN NAMES
RELIGIOUS RELICS
RESEARCHERS: SHROUD, FACE CLOTH COVERED SAME BOOY
FINDINGS BOLSTER SHROUO THEORY
PEMEDIAL EDUCATION
SEE COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE READING
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S..
. REMEDIAL PRTGRAM
CURRICULUM
RENAISSANCE MUSIC
SEE ALSO ELIZABETHAN PtRIOD
SEE ALSO MUSIC
OPEN HOUSE AT STAGVILLE WILL "=EATURE THE TROUBADOUR
RENEW PROC-PAM
SEE N.C. WILJLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
RENOVATION
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
SALVATION ARMY CENTER RENOVATION IS PLANNED
BURLINGTON HAS TROUBLE FINDINS BUYER FOR HOUSE
RENTAL PROPERTY
SFE ALSO DURHAM, N.C OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
CITY WINS GRANT 10 IMPROVE RENTAL HOUSING
REPO MAN (FILM!
•REPO MAN" IS BUARRE
REPORTERS, INTERNATIONAL
YANKEES GET POOR MARKS ON REP1RTING
GRENADIAN JOURNALIST GRATEFUL TO U.S.
REPORTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, 'I.e. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS WOMEN
JUDGE SAYS REPORTERS MUST OBEY SUBPOENAS
THE STORY OF A FALLEN WOMAN
PRESS GROUP WON'T SELECT INTE<VIEW REPORTFRS
S 2 4/30/84 A 6
H 2 7/20/B4 A 6
S 2 10/09/84 A 9
H 1 10/10/B4 B 1
S 2 I2/18/B4 C 1 P P C56
S I 1/09/84 C I N C6D
H 2 1/10/84 A 10 N
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1/24/84
A
4
1
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3/22/84
A
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7
6/23/84
A
6
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7/18/84
A
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H 2 7/31/84 A 13
S 2 B/22/R4 A 20
H 2 10/06/84 A 14
H 2 7/14/84 A
H 2
S 2
3/15/84
3/21/84
3/30/84
N S51
L
4/19/84 B 1 N B81
4/19/84 C 1 P N C05
H 2 U/30/84 0 1 P F W66
S 2 3/21/84 C 1 N K90
H 1 7/19/84 B 1 N
S 2 8/31/84 C 1
S 2 9/27/84 0 5
N K90
R A15
H 2 1/28/84 All N
H 2 11/18/P4 0 2 P F G09
H 2 3/21/84 B 1 N B46
H 2 ' 3/23/84 A 4 E
H 1 6/22/84 B 1 N
MONTHLY/A
M N U A L
1/01/84
I N 0 E
- 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
GOP DFLEGAIES OUST REPORTERS
N.C. FLECTION OFFICIALS OEBAT=
EDUCATION MEETING STARTS
PLACE OF PRESS
reporters. u.s.
see also freedom of the press
see alscl newspapers. u.s.
see also sports. reporters
professor: press hurts self
yankees get poor marks on reporting
•boys on bus* give 'jew look at campaign
profs. reporters could help each other
republic contracting corp.
rgxboro oam repairs could begin next month
REPUBLIC
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L30 CONVENTIONS
TRASTING CONVEN
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EY TO SPEAK AT
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EY OISAGREES WI
EY EMPHASIZES ■
MS HEARS "HOW G
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VE HEARD THE GU
FY TALKS ABOUT
USES ITS WOMEN
CBS EYE.. .FALLS
OY: REPUBLICAN
CAN ARRIVES - •
LE AUOIENCE DRI
UGH COFFEE-DRIN
: NEW LEADERS
TLE ORAMAS PREV
VENT ION
TIONS
PLATFORM HEARINGS TO BE HELD IN PHONE BOOTH (CARTOONI
GOP CONVENTION
EPUBLICAN CONVENTION; MARTIN. EOMISTEN ARGUE ORUG...
TH PARTY LETTER ON PLACK VOTERS
PIONEER SPH IT"
REAT THOU A7T" SERMON
D FACE GOP :ONVENTION
ER INTEREST RATES AND BALANCED BUDGET
WHO PICKE3 HIM ORIVES AN EDSEL..." (CARTOONI
MONEY MATTER S
TO GO AFTE* CONVERTS
ASLEEP. ..DJRING THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ICARTOONI
DELEGATES MIRE UNIFIED AT CONVENTION
ISN'T THIS THE GREATEST?1
FTS. GOP SPEAKERS ATTACK
KING ELEPHANTS!
NEW IDEAS ON THE MARCH
AILED AT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. H.Zm OELEGATES
JESSE HELMS ENJOYS A SUMMER OF POWER
GOP PICKS MRS. KRYNSKI
UPRISING IN POLANP LEO GOP OELEGATE INTO U.S. POLITICS
N.C. DELEGATES MOSTLY WHITE
COUPLE HEADS TO CONVENTION
N.C. DELEGATES foresee FEW FIGHTS IN DALLAS
PLANKS PLEASE MOST TAR HEEL OELEGATES
N.C. GOP LIKES PLATFORM, BUT SPLIT OVER ABORTION
SOME N.C. DELEGATES FAVORING <EMP, BUSH IN 1988
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. PLATFORM
HELMS SAYS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM REAFFIRMS CONSERVATIVE BELIEFS
GOP PLATFORM CONSTRUCTION S I Tr : H ARDHEART S. . . ALL TIMES! (CARTOONI
CRACKDOWN URGED ON CABLE TV SHOWS
THE HELMS PLANK "SIMPLISTIC AND "DANGEROUS"
PLANKS PLEASE MOST TAR HEEL OFLEGATES
N.C. GOP LIKES PLATFORM. BUT SPLIT OVER ABORTION
CHEERS FROM THE PLATFORM
DUKE PROF PRAISES COP'S ETHNIC PLANKS
DOES THIS SOUNO FAMILIAR?
REPUBLICAN PARTY. "UPHAM COUNTY
ELECTION YEAR, DURHAM COUNTY J EPUBLICAN PARTY, PRECINCT MEETINGS..
GOP. DEMOCRATS TO MEET TOMORROW
GOP SEEKS CANDIDATES FOR DURHAM OISTKICTS
1ST PAYCHECK LED FRANK HILL TO POLITICS
COUPLE HEAOS TO CONVENTION
GOP FARES POORLY ON COMMISSIONERS RACE
GOP PONCE'S REPLACING FRANK BAGGETT ON BALLOT
BARRINGER TO PEPLACE BAGGETT AS GOP CANDIDATE
GOP HEADOUARTERS OPENS AT LAKcWOOP
DURHAM GUP EXPECTS DEMOCRATIC CHANGEUVERS
REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANSE COUNTY
HFLMS GETS FOF FOR GOP PRIMARY
GOP BID TO WOO 0
N.C. REPUBLICANS
ANDERSON SAYS BL
JIM MARTIN L IKES
IT'S A THREE-PAR
POLITICAL PARTIE
REPUBLICAN DEBAT
REPUBLICANS PROP
KEEP THE FAITH,
REPUBLICAN CANOI
JORDAN CHARGES G
STATE GOP LIKFS
REPUBLICANS WANT
GOP CANDIDATES F
TWO JORDANS TOO
N.C. OEMOCRATS S
THEY'RE PROUD
N.C. REPUBLICANS
GOP DELEGATES OU
MOB REACTION PEP
GOP CHAIRMAN SAY
MARTIN GIVES TEA
REPUBLICANS REPU
MANY REPUBLICANS
IRRITATION AT CO
MARTIN, HEL"S CI
MARTIN STRAODLES
BLACK LAWYER BLA
TWO-PARTY REPUBL
DELEGATES TO DAL
MARTIN COURTS BL
8ARRINGER STRUGG
GOP WOMEN PLAN P
GOP HEADUUARTERS
FRANKLIN COUNTY
GOP LEADER THINK
POLITICIANS POND
GOP REGI STRATION
STATE PARTY CHAI
PARTY CHAIRMEN H
GOP HOPES FOR 61
STATE GOP PLANS
N.C. PARTY (DEMO
REPUBLICANS OPEN
THURMOND TO SPEA
GOP CANDIDATES S
GOP PICKS UP ASS
PARTY LEADERS RE
LACKS FAILS
CALL FOR PRES
ACKS IN GOP N3
GOP'S CHANCES
TY ELECTION
S ORGANIZE EFF
E SCHEDULED
OSE U-POINT S
REPUBL ICANS
DATES URGE Sri
OP CHAIRMAN WI
CARR1NGT0N
COVERAGE IN P
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MANY?
AY THEY CAN Di
LACK AND REPU3
ELECT DELEGAT
ST REPORTERS
LACED JUDGMENT
S DELEGATES CA
CHE'S LESSON I
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AGAINST WRITr
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LAS PREDICT BI
ACK VOTE IN G]
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ARTY ON FRIDAY
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S CHANCES G00">
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RISES IN N.C.
RMEN JOIN IN A
AVE DIFFERENT
G GAINS IN GEN
PRECINCT WATCH
CRATIC DONKEY
DURHAM HEADUJ
UPPORT PRESID:
EMBLY SEATS
FLECT ON REPUB
ERVATIUN OF REAGAN'S GAINS
T ORGANIZED
ORTS IN DURHAM
CHOtlL PLAN
ONGER TWO-PARTY SYSTEM
TH FAVORITISM IN LT. GOV. R
RIMARIES
R SHOW DIFFERENCES
FEAT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
LICANS
ES
AT CONVENTION
N TALK TO REPORTERS
N GOP POLITICS
UF THE FEW
RS' EXPULSION
UB COULD HIT HELMS
BACKERS
E BAITING"
-PARTY DEMOCRATS
G GOP YEAR IN N.C.
VERNOR'S RACE
G STRATEGY
KLIN
GOP HEAOQUARTERS
L BE REPUBLICAN YEAR
TTACKS
VIEWS ON JOBS
ERAL ASSEMBLY
WITH ELEPHANT"
ARTERS
NT
LICAN GAINS
S TRUNK I (CARTOONI
S
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H 2 6/24/84 A
H 2 3/04/64 A
S 1 10/05/84 C
3 N
6 N
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H 2 1/11/84 A 9 N WZ4
H 2 1/28/64 All N
S 2 4/21/84 A 3 N B46
S 2 10/25/84 CI N J56
H
2
11/22/B4
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7/14/64
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6/02/84
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6/13/84
A
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8/14/84
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8/15/84
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S
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6/17/84
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8/20/84
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8/20/84
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3/21/84
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8/22/84
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3/27/84
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8/23/84
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8/23/84
A
4
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8/24/64
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8/27/84
A
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9/09/84
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H
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7/02/84
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8/02/84
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14
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H
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8/16/84
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046
S
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8/17/84
C
5
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s
2
8/18/84
A
3
P N
C60
H
2
8/19/84
B
1
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H
2
8/2?/B4
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1
N
S
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8/22/84
c
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N
H
2
8/23/84
A
19
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H
2
8/16/84
A
14
N
H
2
8/17/64
A
4
T T
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H
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a/16/84
A
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H
2
8/21/84
A
4
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8/22/84
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N
S
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8/22/84
c
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H
2
8/23/64
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4
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8/23/»4
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a/25/84
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2/16/84
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4/21/84
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7/22/64
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8/29/64
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9/11/64
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9/14/64
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10/16/84
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14
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s
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11/02/84
A
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H 2 1/11/84 A
H
2
2/15/84
A
3
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881
H
2
2/16/84
A
15
N
S
2
2/16/84
A
14
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H
2
2/17/84
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881
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2/16/64
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4
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3/01/64
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3/16/84
C
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H
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3/26/84
A
6
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046
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4/13/84
A
4
L
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2
4/13/64
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7
P N
H
2
5/13/84
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10
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s
2
5/22/84
B
4
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H
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6/02/84
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4
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6/02/84
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3
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H
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6/08/e4
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6/12/84
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H
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6/14/84
A
10
N
H
2
6/23/84
B
4
N
H
2
6/24/84
A
3
N
H
2
6/28/84
A
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H
1
6/28/84
B
1
N
H
2
7/01/84
A
13
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7/09/64
A
4
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7/10/84
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7/15/84
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881
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7/20/84
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7/25/84
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8/18/84
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4
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8/26/84
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8/27/64
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1
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s
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9/18/R4
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1
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9/19/R4
9/22/84
c
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1
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s
2
9/22/84
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15
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9/24/84
A
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9/25/84
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9/27/64
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10/04/84
c
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10/05/84
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6
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s
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10/09/84
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6
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10/11/84
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10/16/64
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11/03/84
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MONTHLY/A
N N U
1/01 /a*
I N 0 E X
SUBJECT
STATE PARTY LEADERS DISAGREE DN MESSAGE IN STATE'S VOTE
IT'S TIME FOR A REAL REPUBLICAN PARTY
REPUBLICAN WINS IN N.C. DISTRESS ENVIRONMENTALISTS
RFPUBLICAN GAINS MAY NOT OE ENOUGH TO SHIFT POWER IN N.C. LEGISLATURE
THREE-BLOC COALITION EYES SALES TAX FIGHT
ALAMANCE BOARD GETTING GOP MAJORITY MONOAY
DECEMBER INSIGHT
MARTIN ELECTION COULO BUNG M4 JOR RESTRUCTURING OF GOP
REPUBLICANS LAUNCHING CAMPAIGN TO BUILD PARTY
•YELLOW UOG' VOTE DROPPING?
GROUP OPENS CHAPTER IN N.C. TD PROMOTE REAGAN'S POLICIES
N.C. GOP TRIES TO OIG IN
NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB GEARS UP FOR 1986 RACES
JACKSON'S CHAIRMAN URGES BLAC<S TO JOIN GOP
SOME SPEAKERS URGE BLACKS TO CONSIDER BECOMING REPUBLICANS
BLACKS MAY URGE GOP REGISTRATION
GOP SWEEP LEADS TO REASSESSMENTS
GOP WINS IN N.C. PROMPTED BY DEMOCRATIC DEFECTIONS
CHANGE TO REPUBLICAN
REPUBLICAN PARTY. ORANGE COUNTY
GOP IP MEET ON SATURDAY
REPUBLICAN RHETORIC
GDP COLLECTING FOOD FOR NEEDY
FOOD DRIVE A SUCCESS
REPUBLICAN PARTY, SOUTH
DEMOCRATS' COALITION CALLED PATENT,
FRAGILE
REPUBLICAN PARTY, U.S.
N.C. FLECTIONS TOP PRIORITY FIR NATIONAL GOP — OFFICIAL
JUUGE TO HEAR FFC'S REOUEST ABOUT CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
EDITORIALS UNFAIR TO REPUBLICANS
OEMOCRATS ARE FAIRER TO WOMEN
RFPUBLICANS PONDER 1983
TEXTILE OFFICIALS UNHAPPY WITH REPUBLICANS LEADERS
HELMS PPUMISES CONSERVATIVE GD P PLATFORM
GOP PLATFORM CONSTRUCTION SIT1": HAROHEAR T S. . . ALL TIMES! (CARTOONI
NATION NEFOS A REAL TWO-PARTY SYSTEM
OEAR FtLLOW REPUBLICAN (CART0DN1
WOMEN'S ISSUES STIR N.C. DEMOZRATS
GOP USES ITS WOMEN TO GO AFTE' CONVERTS
G.O.P...."I THINK IT STANDS FIR 'GET OUT, PR AGMAT I STS. ' " ICARTOONI
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENDMENTS
GOP: NEW LEADERS, NEW IDEAS ON THE MARCH
GOP AIMS AT ONLY A FfcW SINS
SOLID DEMOCRATIC COUTH WAVERS
Hnw TO DESTROY SOCIAL SECURITY
VICTORY CHALLENGES BOTH PARTI- S
OLACKS PRO SELVES, NOT ANT I GD P
•YELLOW OOG' VOTE OROPPING?
REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB, DURHAM
SELECTS OFFICERS
EDUCATION FORUM SET
RESCUE WORKERS
SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
RESCUES
see also durham rescue squao
see also emergency medical technicians
see also fire ano rescue service training programs
fire rescue hearing set in sanforo
n.c. man pulls two from fire
teen is rescued from car in c eek
hero heeded baby's cry
crew of trawler rescueo
woman leaos blind man from hoj se fire but dies after going back in.
2 fishermen rescueo from atlantic ocean
durham teen saves brother, 6, from fire
girl, 3, rescued from sandy mile
pair spends cold night on mountain
two men rescued from peak
garner man helps rescue fishing boat
tarheel boy hfro vying for title: no. i 'super kid'
deputies rescue boating trio
men rescued fpom lake
rescue award
truly, the city of durham has heart
rescuers can't force you to be rescued
relatives remember rescue worker as man who wanted to help people
wife watched as husband died dn tower
storm saga doesn't dampen sailing yen
samaritans at sea
child rescued
family rescued after house fills with carbon monoxide
research ano development parks
see also eno industrial park
see also industrial development,
see also industrial development,
see also industrial development,
see also meridian business campjs
see also perimeter park
see also research triangle park
see also udi industrial park
sfe also univ. of n.c . -charlot t= research park
texas developers plan industrial park in ourham countv
tar heel stocks show best gain in the southeast
ncw industrial park is planned north of r tp
teer building industrial park
16 areas studied for business parks
city backs extending briggs avenue to park
lan" sought for industries
officials seek park
park has birthday; 'rapid growth' seen
henderson asks n.c. for moo, hod to acuui»e, develop industrial park
new mooresville firm to hire 130 employees for ceramic fixtures
universities build real estate parks
2a0-acre business park under way in county
another plum for durham
industrial, business parks develop rapidly in county
s3* uf firms plan partifsi 62t to give bonuses, gifts
county oevelopmfnt panel establishes 1985 priorities
inoustrial development sites 1eedfd: expert says county's supply...
research properties associates
see also ourham research properties
3 county farms sold for project
kenan. jeesee join sanfords in development
developfhs want proposed commjnity annexed
ibm squashes rumor about move to area
developer, city working on water-protection rules
research triangle area pruperty owners association
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(UAL I N 0 E X
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 615
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RFSIDFNTS: LAMO LAWS AREN'T JJST
PLANNERS TO PUBLISH AGENDAS
HOOGIN'S AIM: ALE'T PROPERTY 3WNERS
RESEARCH TPIANGLE COMMERCIAL PARK WEST
TAR HEEL STOCKS SHOW BEST GAIN IN THE SOUTHEAST
RESEARCH TRIANGLE CONTAMINATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
RTP GROUP EYES CONTAMINANTS
TRIANGLE GROUP FORMING TO CONTROL CONTAMINATION
RESEARCH TPIANGLE ECONOMIC COUNCIL
TRIANGLE J BOARO BACKS ECONOMIC COUNCIL PLAN
RESEARCH TPIANGLE FOUNDATION
1.480 ACRES STILL UNBOUr.HT IN PARK
RESEARCH TRIANGLE FOUNDATION NAMES NEW PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE...
1900.000 TO ENOOW 3 ANNUAL FELLOWSHIPS
1900,000 GRANT TO BE USED FOR 3 FELLOWSHIPS
BUSINESS DEVELOPER BACK IN N.: .
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE
STUDY STRESSES LEADERSHIP
LAKE WATCHING: RTI TABLES HEL' EO DURHAM OFFICIALS DECIDE WHAT TO 00...
RFAGAM SHOULD WELCOME DATA ON FEEDING PROGRAM
RTI STUDIES TECHNOLOGIES
RTI STUDIES TECHNOLOGIES
RTI YEAR 'EXCELLENT1 SO FAR
RTI GROWTH CONTINUES
CIVIC LEAOERS EARN HONORS
RESEARCH GROUP HELPS SMALLER N.C. BUSINESSES
OIRECTOR APPOINTED AT INSTITUTE
STUDY: LITTLE EFFECT ON RECRUITMENT FROM GRENAOA, LEBANON
RTI STUDY SAYS ALCOHOLISM MOST COSTLY U.S. PROBLEM
STUDY TO BE DONE OF VIETNAM VETERANS' STRESS PROBLEMS
DPUG ABUSE COSTS J46.9 BILLION ANNUALLY
RTI STUDY WILL EXAMINE VIETNA" STRESS
RESEARCH INSTITUTE HAS GOOD YEAR
TRIANGLE AIDS THIRD WORLO
ENO OF SILENCE: IMPLANT APPROVED BY FDA USED IN AREA TO HELP THE DEAF
RTP FIRM TO STUDY AGENT ORANGE EFFECTS ON VETERANS
INSTITUTE BEGINS STUDY OF HERHICIOES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS TEAM
SEE ALSO BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
OEVICF ON GLASSES HELPS DEAF >EA0 LIPS
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE.
RTI GROWTH CONTINUES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, GRANTS
OUKE MEDICAL CENTER GETS GRANTS TOTALING CI. 9 MILLION
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, HISTO'Y
ON THE JOB FOP 25 YEARS: RTI: A TALK WITH ITS PRESIDENT
'LARGEST OFFICE EAST OF TEXAS'
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, MANAGEMENT SERVICES NEWSLETTER
RTI MANAGEMENT ASSISTS NORTH CAROLINA COMPANIES WITH MARKETING,
RESEARCH TPIANGLE INSTITUTE, REVENJES
RESEARCH INSTITUTE REVENUE *44.I MILLION FOR FISCAL YEAR
RESEAPCH INSTITUTE HAS GOOO YEAR
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE »OARO OF GOVERNORS
RTI YEAR 'EXCELLENT' SO FAR
RFSEARCH INSTITUTE HAS GOOD YEAR
THREE NAMED TO RTI BOARO
NCCU TO PROMOTE NIGHT CLASSES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INTERNATIONAL VISITORS CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
FESTIVE TEA TO FETE ROYAL ENG. ISH GUESTS
•SUNDAY AT THE FRIDAYS' ATTRACTS 200 AREA GUESTS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE'L LIKE THAT
AFRICANS ATTACK LEGAL, CULTIC GENDER TABOOS
VISITORS CENTER EARNS PRAISE
CARP HEAOS CENTER
TRIANGLE AIOS THIRD WORLD
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
RTP TO GET PRODUCT-TESTING LA?
UL COMING TO DURHAM: PLANT IN PARK MAY EMPLOY UP TO 1,200
F»l: SOVIET SPIES MAY TARGET PARK
NEW CENTER IN PARK TO HIRE 147 WORKERS
RTP FIRM EXPECTS TO ADD 440 W3RKERS WITHIN 3 YEARS
RTP A TRIANGLE BOON
PARK OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
FIRM 'HINKS RTP IS 'BEST'
N.Y. SEEKS SOFTWARE INSTITUTE
IBM TO USE NEW PLANT FOR CUMPJTER SOFTWARE
ROVALL HELPS IBM OFFICIALS BREAK r.ROUNO FOR COMPLEX
PROGRESS ON CIBA-GEIGY RESEARCH BUILDING
RTP ROAD PROJECTS TO EASE CONGESTION
WEST GERMAN OFFICIAL TO SCOUT TRIANGLE
RTP GROWTH MAY CAUSE PAINS. OFFICIALS WARNEO
JOBS IN EAST DURHAM SHOULD BE CITY'S GOAL
RTP MAY ASSIST GERMAN CENTERS
AREA MUST HEED WARNING AbOUT RUNAWAY GROWTH
WFST GERMANY, STATE AGREE ON 'TP DEAL
SUPFRGOVERNMENT WON'T SOLVE TRIANGLE PROBLEMS
GROWTH NEED NnT MEAN CHAOS
RESIDENTS HAVE 'CHOKING FEELING'
PARK GETS RESEARCH COMPANY
INSTRUMENTS FIRM HOLDS CEREMONY
COMPANY TO LOCATE IN DURHAM CJUNTY
LOSING FACULTY TO INDUSTRY HU>TS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
530 MILLION CENTER PRAISED AS 'KEY'
FORDHAM: CENTER'S EFFECTS PPO=OUND
UNIDENTIFIEO MAN FATALLY SHOT IN RTP
DETECTIVES AWAIT REPORT
SHOOTING VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS HEAPTHSIDE STREET MAN
SLAIN MAN IDENTIFIED
IBM TO BUILD MORE OFFICES
RULES OK'D FOR RTP LAND
PARK PHONE WOES CONTINUE
PANEL SUGGESTS JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNERS
1.480 ACRES STILL UNBOUGHT IN PARK
GROUP WILL DISCUSS PULES FOR L ANO USE
EPA OFFICER RETIRING AFTER PR3BE
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEEDY, HANOICAPPEO
THANKS FOR THE TALK
VISION, WIDE OECISIONS FUEL PARK'S EXPANSION
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tour plant
plaza taking shape
universities builo rea
sumitomo takes dispute
heron: rtp growth mill
cart's muve could ra i s
some workers pack in c
c;ba-geigy dedication
DURHAM PROUDLY CLAIMS
TRHEE GRAVES TO BE mov
TPIANGLE PARK GROWTH M
HUNT LAUDS CI8A-GEIGV
TRIANGLE TRAFFIC NOT C
DURHAM FIRM TO BEGIN A
VANDALS DAMAGE E3UIPMF
FROM SOUTH, NORTH AND
IS IT TIME FOR OUR HAM
LCT THE DE3ATF BEGIN 0
INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS P
BOMB THREAT EMPTIES RT
»750 FINE RECOMMENOEO
TRACE OF ASBESTOS IN A
IBM'S ADDITION TO BE E
WORK BEGINS ON 400-RUO
TOKYO STEEL FIRM TO OP
ROADS: HUGE TRAFFIC JA
OUKF POWER PLANS NEW S
L ESTATr PARKS
TO CDU'T
BENEFIT DURHAM
E PARK QUESTION
OMPLEX
SET
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
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ERiTS C1REFUL PLANNING
RESEARCH
RITICAL, NOT 'UTOPIA'
SBESTOS CLEANUP TODAY
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japan: a team paying dividenos
governments to invest in future?
n finan: ing growth
arks develop rapioly in county
P PLANT
FDR FORMER EPA OFFICIAL
IR SAMPLE
VEN LARGER
M HOTEL AT OURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
EN OFFi:t IN TRIANGLE PARK
MS THREATEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
UBSTATION
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CHEMICAL FIRM PLANS TO BUILD PLANT IN RTP
RTP TO GET NEW FIRM
GROUND TO BE BROKEN TOOAY FOR FARM RESEARCH CENTER
TREES START CHEMICALS CENTER
HOSPITALITY DRAWS FIRM
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARS COMPLETION
RESEARCH TPIANGLE PARK, EMPLOYEES
SKILLEO WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 9X IN TRIANGLE
VAN TO HELP EMPLOYEES
•THE PARK' — IT'S HUB OF COUNTY'S GROWTH
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
SFE ALSO ENTERPRISE ZONES
SEE ALSO N.C.. FOREIGN TRADE
ZONE GETTING 2NO TENANT
ZONE WANTS ?4-H0UR SHIPPING
PORT OF OURHAM TRAOE ZONE NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN
PORT OF DURHAM FTZ
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, HISTORY
RTP EXCEEDS DREAMS OF ITS FOUNDING FATHERS
PARK OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., L«ND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING
NORTHERN TELECOM EXECUTIVE URSES CREATION OF GROWTH PANEL
•THE PARK' — IT'S HUB OF COUNTY'S GROWTH
ROAOS: HUGE TRAFFIC JAMS THRE*TEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, RUN IN THE PARK
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
RUN IN THE PARK RACES SET OCT. 28
LEADER OF THE PARK PACK
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. WATER ANO SEWER LINES
OURHAM AND WAKE SHARE A GREAT DEAL
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK 'EWER LINES (CARTOON!
MORRISVILLE SFEKS TO COMPETE
HERON: RTP GROWTH WILL BENEFIT OUPHAM
RESEARCH TPIANGLE PARK, ZONING
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
GROUP STUOYING RTP ZONING TO ADD MEMBERS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
RESERVOIRS
SEE CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE LAKE MICHIE
SEE LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
RESISTING ARREST
SUSPECT TAKES PURSUERS FOR A SWI1
RESORTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
TIME-SHARE RESORTS MUST REGISTER IN N.C.
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SEE LUNG DISEASES
RESPITE CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS OF HANDICAPPED
RESPITE UFFERS RELIEF FOR PARENTS
"EST AREAS
LIMITS SOUGHT ON REST-STOP CHJRCH ACTIVITY
KEEPING REST STOPS RESTFUL
COMPANY BEING FINED FOR 1-85 <EST STOP DELAY
REST HOMFS
SEE GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE NURSING HOMFS, DURHAM
SEE NURSING HOMES, N.C.
SEE NURSING HOMES. U.S.
RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSD CHINA INN (RESTAURANTI
SEE ALSO RHUMBA'S RESTAUR4NT
SEE ALSO SANITATION RATINGS
RFSTAURANT PLANNED
BRIGHTLEAF TO GET NEW RESTAURANT
.HORTH DUKE MALL ADDING RESTAURANT
DURHAM HEALTH DEPARTMENT LISTS SANITATION RATINGS
RESTAURANT CORRECTS TAX OVERCHARGE
MEXICAN RESTAURANT TO OPEN
NCd RESTAURANT TO OPEN
RESTAURANTEURS RESIGNEO TO RISE IN DRINKING AGE
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SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. SALES
SEE ALSO SHOPPING
FIRST-QUARTER RETAIL SALES EXPECTED TO RISE
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RETAIL SALES
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ECONOMY, DURHAM
LLEO GREAT YEAR FOR BUSINESS IN DURHAM
SALES BOOST CITY, COUNTY REVENUES
TAIL SALES TOP BILLION MARK IN DURHAM COUNTY
RETAIL SALES BRISK IN DURHAM
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RETAIL SALES RISE 10*
TAIL SALES JUMP 17.8* IN OURHAM COUNTY
SALES IN OURHAM ARE 16? AHEAD OF 1983
PALEIGH RETAIL SALES A^ONG 10 TOP GROWTH AREAS
SALES °ANKING CONFIRMS GOOD NEWS
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RESTAURANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. RESTAURANT ASSOCHTION
ROXPORO BUSINESSMEN GAMBLE ON RESTAURANT IN TRAIN STATION
CAN YOU SPEAK OBSCURE CULINARY RESTAURANT LINGO?
THE LITERARY LANTERN
VIETNAMESES REFUGEES OPEN NEW RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT ANr NIGHTCLUB NAMED IN SUIT
WINTER HARSH IN CALABASH
■ART OF COOKING' IS NEW OFFERING AT MUSEUM OF ART
RESTAURANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD "USINESSES
A OASH OF HISTORY: BOOK SAMPLES BILLS OF FARE AT VIRGINIA'S RESTAURANTS
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
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SUBJECTS
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CUSS REUNIONS
GRADUATION
STJDENTS
THE A"T OF AGE
VOLUNTEERS HONORED AT L'.'NCHEOV PROGRAM
RFTIRFO SENIOR VOLUNTFE» PROG' AM SALUTES WORKERS
RSVP APPRECIATES COMMUNITY'S PROGRAM AIO
SME'S 'GRANDMA' TO A WHOLE CLASS
RSVP GETTING THINGS DONE
SENIOR CITIZENS FETEO
RETIREMENT AGE
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITI2ENS
SEE ALSO TEACHERSi N.C.. RETIREMENT
LEGISLATURE ENDS FORCEO RETIR=MENT
NO MORE OUT TO PASTURE
RETIREMENT HOMES
SEE ALSO CAROLINA MEADOWS
RETIREMENT COMPLEX IS BEING BJILT
BREVARO ENJOYS BEING RETIREMENT SHANGRI-LA
PLAZA TO JOIN IN BUILDING RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
REST HOME BEING BUILT IN LOUISBURG
RETIREMENT PRUGRAMS
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SFE ALSO N.C.. STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO PENSION plans
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. RETIREMENT PLAN
SEt ALSO WOMEN. PFNSION PLANS
ELDERLY GETTING BAD DEAL. TEACHER ARGUES
SECOND WIND BEGINS AT END
N.C. ATTRACTS RETIREES. REPORT SAYS
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES ADVANCES IN HOUSE
PRIVATE INVESTMENT WOULD 900ST PENSION
REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO OURham HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI SOUGHT
CLASS REUNION FREQUENT
REUNION SET
NAVY VETS SET REUNION
SERVICE REUNIONS
FADING CONFEDERATE few "EET
CLASS OF '59: LAST OF HAPPY OAYS
HILLSIOE REUNION SET
REUNION IS SLATED
SHIP REUNION SET
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MAN WEARING BAG ROBS PHARMACIST
THF REVENGE OF THE NERDS IFRMI
•REVENGE OF NERDS" NOT A BAD "QVIE
REVENUE BONOS
SEE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE 90N05
REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SFE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS 'ROGRAMS
JUOGE UPHOLDS WHITE UNC SUIT
REVERSE MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
REVERSE MORTGAGES: BROKERAGE FIRMS TESTING SEVERAL WAYS FOR HOMEOWNER.
THE REVIEW OF BOOKS AND RELIGION 1J0URNALI
"REVIEW OF RELIGION': DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL TO PUBLISH PERIODICAL
REVIFms. ART
PORTRAITS HIGHLIGHT IRISH SHOW
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1/01/04 - 12/31/84 . 1/14/85
15.000 REGARD PASTED IN HENDE'SON SLAVING
WOMAN TO GET REWARO
REWARD FUND ESTauLIShEO FOR MISSING WOMAN
REX HOSPITAL (RALEIGH, N.C.I
HOSPITAL FIRE
COURT RULES HOSPITAL DID NOT VIOLATE ANTITRUST LAWS
OEVNARO THE FOX [PLAY I
PLAY PASSES ULTIMATE TEST
NCCU PRESENTS TRICKY TALE FOR KIOS
RHFAS
SEE ALSO 9IR0S
STRAY OSTRICH FOUND IN ORANGE COUNTY
SURE ENOUGH, OSTRICH AT LARGE
LOST RHEA'S ADVENTURE NEARS Et 0
TALL TALE TRUE, BUT TOO TALL
RHINOCEROS
UNC STUDENTS CHARGED IN RHONOCEROS CAPER
RHINO STATUE STIRS SUSPICION; THREE ARRESTED
RHOOAMINF DYE
UNC SCIENTISTS EXCITED ABOUT : ANCER-K I LL I NG PROCESS
RHOOcS SCHOLARSHIP
2 NAMED RHODES SCHOLARS
2 AREA STUDENTS GET RHOOES AWARDS
HATS OFF TO RHODES WINNERS
RHODES WINNER STILL HAS TIES WITH OLD FRIENDS IN GRAHAM
RHODODENDRON
BLOSSOMS WILL COLOR MOUNTAINS
RHUMBA'S RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, DURHAM
MEXICAN RESTAURAN' TO OPEN
NEW RESTAURANT To OPEN
R1ALT0 THEATFR (MAIN ST.l
FROM MOVIE TO COURT
RICE
RICE - 'MPORTER SAYS THAT'S ITALIAN
FREE FOOD AVAILABLE TO NEEOY RESIDENTS
RICE OIET
DURHA" DREW 2.000 OIETERS IN '83 — SURVEY
RICE'S TOYOTA WORLD
TAX COURT SAYS RICE'S OWES ADDITIONAL TAX
RICHARD H, THORNTON LIBRARY
SEE GRANVILLE COUNTY LIBRARY
RICHARD LOUNSaERY FOUNDATION OF NEW YORK CITY
OUKE UNIVERSITY'S TALENT SEARCH GETS 540,000 FROM FOUNDATIONS M 2 3/33/84 B 16 N
TALENT IDENTIFICA7 ION PROGRAM GETS GRANTS 5 2 3/07/84 A 9 N
RICHARCS ANO ASSOCIATES. INC.
ARGUMENTS ARE SLATED ON BUILOING M 2 5/14/94 C 1 N J56
RIDGE LAW
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO MOUNTAINS
RIOGE LAW TAKES EFFECT H 2 1/02/84 B 3 N
RIDGECREST BAPTIST CHURCH
RIOGECREST OPENS PRAYER CHAPE'- S 2 1/21/84 A 6 P 1
RIDQHIL
BLUE MQLO FOUND ON LEAF AT JONES COUNTY Farms S 2 7/11/84 A 1 N
RIFLES
SEE ALSO GUNS
SOVIET WEAPONS TAKEN FROM GIS H 2 2/02/84 A 8 N
PILOT CONVICTED UF SMUGGLING SK-47S H 2 9/23/84 A 19 N
PILOT SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING RIFLES H 2 3/24/94 A 6 N
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP H 2 11/01/84 S 1 1
RIGHT TO BUY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
NEw PPOGRAM PROVOKES INTEREST H 2 o/20/R4 A 4 E
RIGHT-Tu-OIE
DEATH CHUICE NOT PUBLIC ISSUE H 2 3/31/94 A 4 E
RIGHT-TO-KNOW
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARO"US WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE treatment, n.C
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTF TREATMENT, U.S.
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS 0.UESTION WAY STATE oelMBURSES DAY-CARF CENTFRS H 2 12/01/84 A 9 N
STUDY PANELS ADVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES " 2 12/14/84 A 1 N
RIGHT-TO-READ PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CURRICJLUM
SEE REAOING
RIGHT TO VOTE
SEE ALSO VOTING RIGHTS ACT
VOTING "URE THAN DUTY; IT SI DEMOCRACY'S HEART S 2 11/05/94 A 4 E
RIGMT-Tu-wORK LAW
AMERICA'S LABOR FORCE REMAINS ITS BACKBONE H 2 9/03/«4 A 4 E
THANKS FOR EDITORIAL " 2 12/19/84 A 4 L
RING AROUND THE "DON (PLAY I
OIRECTOP IMPRESSED WITH 'RING' STYLE H 2 10/12/94 D 3 F M66
MIX OF MOODS IN PLAYMAKERS' "«00N' M 2 10/IP/B4 D 6 P P W66
THIS 'RING' SHINES S 2 10/l°/84 C 5 P R B71
WRIGHT'S DATES WRONG H 2 10/20/84 A 1 N
SINGLING BROTHERS ANO 9ARNUM ANO BAILEY CIPCUS
THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN S 2 2/23/84 D 4 P N
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS H 2 2/24/94 D 6 P N
WATCHING CIRLUS IS 'FRUSTRATING' 5 2 3/01/94 0 2 " F B71
RINGS
TEEN SAYS SEATING WAS UNPROVOKED H 2 7/17/84 8 I 1 S82
RING MISSING? MAYBE IT'S BEEN FOUND M 2 8/01/84 B 1 N
RIOTS
BRAWL ERUPTS AT BASKETBALL GA1 E H 2' 1/23/84 A 10 N
RIPARIAN RIGHTS
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JUDGE SUSPENDS VIRGINIA BEACH SUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
RITUALS (S1AP OPERAI
ELUN CAMPUS WILL BE SCENE FOR SOAP OPERA
•RITUALS' FILMING BEGINS AT EL ON
SOAP OPERA FILMING REJECTED BY SEVERAL COLLFGES IN VIRGINIA
RIVE" RUNNERS EMPORIUM
2 SHOP ROBBERIES may >5 E RELATFD
COMPUTER. PHONE REPORTED STOLEN
DESCRIPTIONS OF SUSPECT SIMIHR IN TjO RUBBERIES
MAN SUSPECTED OF ROBbERV FACES MORE CHARGES IN DURHAM, P.ALTI
RIVERS. N.C.
MONEY PRUVIDED ST1T5 TO EASE FLOOD HAZARDS
MOVE STUDIEO TO PROTECT SCENIC RIVERS
RO-HUN THERAPY
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATPY
THERAPY INCLUDES 'SPIRITUAL OTMENSION-
OOAD-PAVING COMPANIES (SEE NAME OF SPECIFIC CO. I
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
ROAD RCPAIR
SEE ALSD HIGHWAY REPAIR
TPANSPUR TATION DEPARTMENT HIRING AGAIN
STATE CLOSING ROAD 7 WEFKS
ROAO CLOSED
STATE APPROVES RUAD REPAIRS
STATE APPROVES REPAVING CONTRACT
MONEY ALLOCATEO FOR SECONOARY ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
COUNTY SETS HEARING ON ROAO ASSESSMENTS
ROAD SIGNS
SEE BILLBOAROS
SEE HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
ROAOMAP (bOOKI
WRITERS IN THE
ENDLESS PROCESS UF GROWTH-
ROADS. DURHAM COUNTY
SiLT. SANO, PLOWS USED ON ROA3 S
DEVELOPERS PLAN 5-LANE ROAO
ROAD CONTRACTS UP FOR VOTE
DURHAM ROAD PROJECTS APPROVED
FOUR HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED
ROAO NAME CAUSES OBJECTIONS AT >IEET
OFFICIALS URGE QUICKER ROAD Wl RK
STATE URGED TO WIDEN 15-501 BYPASS
MILLION MORE TO BE SOUGHT FOR EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
ROAD CLOSED
ROADS LEADING TO PARKS. MINI-CITY TO BE IMPROVED
STATE APPROVES ROAO REPAIRS
STATE APPROVES REPAVING CONTRACT
STATE DOT URGES CLEANUP WEEK F OR SEPT. 16-22
ROADS: HUGE TRAFFIC JAMS THREATEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
ROADS. N.C.
POTHOLES
HUNT SAY
GOV. HUN
SECONDAR
PRICE. I
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ROAD PAC
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RnAD CON
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S ROAD WOULD BE A 'TRIGEDY1
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Y ROAO PLANS PRESENTED TO VANCE dOARD
MPACT TOO STEEP FOR PLANNED ACCESS ROAD
BOARD GETS ROAO PROG' AM
TS AFFECTING AREA WILL BE REVIEWED FRIDAY
PROPOSED TO REPLACE » R I DGE
TRACTS UP FOR VOTE
IN WIDENING OF U.S. 1 URGED
GEO TO WIDEN 15-501 BYPASS
L STALLS IN COMMITTEE
U.S. 15-501 TOP TRANSPORTATION PROJECT
SMISSES C»SE ABOUT SWAIN ROAO
N's push for road suc:eeds
GES CITIZENS TO CLEAN UP ROADS
URE CONSERVANCY WORRIED ABOUT EXTENSION OF COROLLA ROAD
UGE TRAFFIC JAMS THRESTEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
ROANOKF ISLAND. N.C.
•LOST COLONY' MAY BE UNDER WATER
LOST COLUNY OP SUNKEN COLONY?
SCIENTISTS SEE SLIGHT CHANCE 'TONES HOLD LOST COLONY CLUE
ROANOKE COLONIES COUNT
ROANOKE COLONISTS MAY HAVE IMITATED ENGLISH YULE REVELRY
NEW wORLO AND OLO CELEBRATED «N ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
NGLISH AMERICA I BOOK )
l^n uncivil.** ID'JUM
ST COLONY- SETTLEMENT
ROANOKF ISLAND: THE BEGINNINGS OF ?NGL
DAVID STICK HAS FRESH LOOK AT 'LO
ROANOKF RAPIDS. N.C.
ACID FORCES EVACUATION
4TH-GRA0ER CLAIMS SHE SAW ESCVPEE IN ROANOKF PAPIOS
ROANOKE RAPIDS PLANS RACE SEPT. 29
ROANOKE RIVER BASIN ASSOCIATION TO HOLO ANNUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY
ROANOKc RIVER
JUOGE SUSPENDS VIRGINIA BEACH SUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
ROANOKC RIVER BASIN ASSOCIATION
PARTIFS WANT TO JOIN N.C. SUIT AGAINST PIPELINE
ROANOKE GROUP WANTS TO JOIN PIPELINE LAWSUIT
ROANOKE RNER BASIN ASSOCIATION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY
R088FRY, CARRBORO
POLICE SAY THEY WATCHED THEFT,
DURHAM man CHARGED
THEN ARRESTED MAN
ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
FIREFIGHTER ANTES U.OOO FOR JOBBER
WALLET SAID STOLEN
WALLETS ARE STOLEN
GOODS STOLEN FROM STOREROOM
CLOTHING IS STOLEN
CLOTHING REPORTED STOLEN FROM CAR IN CHAPEL HILL
RINGS SAID STOLEN
MOTORCYCLE SAID STOLEN
JEWELRY IS TAKEN
OIAMONO RING IS STOLEN
RESTAURANT ROBBFO
RING IS STOLEN
UNC STUDENT ROBBED
UNC STUDENT IS ROBBED OF 1670 IN CASH, JEWELRY
SLEEPING BAGS STOLEN
BREAK-IN IS PROBED
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1/14/85
CHAINSAW tS STOLEN
MAN REPORTS ROBBERY
CAMERA ITEMS STOLEN
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,^|Rfr fOUIPMENT IS REPORTED 5
UNC STUDENT ROBBED
c?=LSH0T0S STOLEN
I f!l2,VC*ME*4 EOLIIPMENT STOL1"
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T«PE RECURDER STOLEN
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TIRE THIEVES WRECK CAR
"OMEN'S PURSE STOLEN
COINS TAKEN FROM GAMES
JHJEF STEALS BICYCLE
CASH, CLOTHES. BICYCLE TAKEN
THE COG DIDN'T DO IT
MONEY IS STOLEN FROM RESTAJRAM
BREAK-IN CHARGE IS FILED
MOTORBIKE STOLEN
MAN CHARGED IN BREAK-INS
GOODS WORTH 4600 STOLEN
JEEP IS ROBBED
MONEY IS TAKEN DURING BREAK-IN
LAWN EQUIPMENT STOLFN
MOTORS STOLEN
MOTORS STOLEN
STEREO SAID STOLEN
THIEVES BUSY AT 5 SHOPS IN COJ
THIEVES HIT ORANGE STORES
MICROSCOPE TAKEN
2Pf 5A5f E ATOB STOLEN FROM CONST
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MOPED THEFT REPORTED
MOPEO STOLEN
MAN CHARGEO IN THEFT
•""'CCUSED OF STEALING REFRIG
JEWELRY STOLEN FROM HOME
WINDOWS ARE TAKEN
STEREOS ARE STOLEN
RECORDER Theft RECORDED
3 ORIENTAL RUGS MISSING
AIR CONDITIONER STOLEN
AIR CONDITIONER STOLEN
THIEVES HIT CONSTRUCTION SITE
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
CAR STOLEN FROM LOT
SILVEPWAKE MISSING
BREAK-IN CHARGEO
JEWELRY STOLEN
COSTUMES STOLEN
COMPUTER THEFT REPORTED
EOUIPMENT STOLEN
•7,000 IN CASH, GOOOS TAKEN
ANTIO'JE JEWELRY STOLEN
ANTIJUE JEWELRY STOLEN: WORTH
EARRINGS ARE STOLEN
HOME IS HIT TWITE
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SILVERWARE STOLEN
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C»MP EOUIPMENT STOLEN
s8pEDGiTg:iN"opeo stolen
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MONEY TAKEN FROM FRATERNITY
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RHINO STATUE STIRS SUSPICION;
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TYPEWRITER STOLEN
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RESTAURANT ROBBED
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TWO UNC STUOENTS CHARGEO IN C3MIC BOOK CAPER
J54.000 OF EQUIPMENT STOLEN
KlNi WOMAN CITED WITH STEALING 2 CHRISTMAS TREES
THIEVES HIT TWO CONSTRUCTION SITES
JEWELRY, SILVER STOLEN
TWO FACE CHARf.Es FOR STEALING TREES
U.800 DIRT 3IKE STOLEN
OIRT BIKE STOLEN
BANK P,AG IS STOLEN
STORE'S BANK BAG STOLEN
OVENS ARE STOLEN
THIEVES FINDING BONANZA AT CONSTRUCTION SITES
ROBBERY, OUR
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ARMED ROBBERY, OURHAM
BANK ROBBERIES, OURHAM
BREAKING ANO ENTERING ICRIM6I
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THEFT
BURGLARY RING
CHRISTMAS, CRIME
COMPUTER THEFT
DUKE UNIV., ROBBERY
GUN THEFTS
JEWEL THEFT
PURSE SNATCHING
VALUE SET ON THEFT AT APARTMENT
CASH, GUNS SAID STOLEN
R EQUIPMENT STOLEN
ION, STEREO EQUIPMENT STOLEN
HOT IN ACCIDENT
AKES C»SH, RINGS, RIFELE
SILVER ARE STOLEN
MAN IS ROBBED OF 1325 AT GUNPOINT
S OFFICE ROBBED
MAN SHOT IN R03BFRY ATTEMPT
S R098FR SHOT HIM
TEREO EQUIPMENT ARE REPORTED STOLEN
E ROBBED: MONEY RECOVE'EO
0 IN ROBBERY
TAKE JEWELRY, CASH IN HOUSEBREAKING
P STOLEN
S PRObE THEFT OF JEWEL' Y
$22,000 STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
POLICF PROBE THEFT OF COMPUTER ITEMS
MAN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
TELEVISION SAIO STOLEN
THIEVES DAMAGE BAPTIST CHURCH
2 MASKED MEN HIT DURHAM VICTIM FOR 11,000
CASH TAKEN FROM APARTMENT
POLICE PRObE THEFT OF CASH FROM HOME
THIEVES HIT THREE OFFICES
MAN ACCUSED OF BREAK-IN AFTER COLLISION
STEREO ITEMS, TV STOLEN
TELEVISIONS ARE STOLEN
TELEVISIONS S4ID STOLEN
STEREO ITEMS, TV STOLEN
L'SALLE STREET APARTMENT IS ROBBED
STORE ROBBERY IS PRPBFO
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN GAS STATION ROBBERY
DURHAM MAN JAILEO ON DRUG CHANGES
MAN ROBBED AT HOMF
JEWELRY, CASH ARE STOLEN
PROPERTY TAKEN
DFPUTIES PROBE TRACTOR THEFT
OURHAM POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF TOOLS, ASSAULT ON MAN AT SCHOOL
RINK R08BE0 OF SOUNO, CASH
STEREO ITEMS, TV ARE STOLEN
VICTIM STILL 'N HOSPITAL
JEWELRY, MICROWAVE OVEN STOLEN
PIANO, ORGAN STOLEN FROM WOMAN'S HOME
12,400 IN PROPERTY TAKEN FROM HOUSE
MAN KNOCKED DOWN, ROBBED
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
JEWELRY STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE
VIDEO KFC0RD6R STOLEN
JEWELRY REPORTED STOLEN
CONVENIENCE MART ROBBED
PIZZA DELIVERY MAN ROBBED
GROCERY WORKER ASSAULTED
TELEVISION SAIO STOLEN
2 PIZZA OELIVERYMEN ROBBED
OUFFLE BAG STOLEN
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
VIDEO ECUIPMENT TAKEN FROM TRUCK
TELEVISION, JEWELRY TAKEN
2 BREAK-INS ARE REPORTED
OIL COMPANY IS ROBBED
ITEMS STOLEN
TOOLS STOLEN
2 ARRESTED IN POLICE CHASE
2 MEN CHARGED WITH 1ST-0EGREE BURGLARY
SCREAMS LEAD TO TWO ARRESTS
JEWELRY STOLEN
BURGLARY CHARGE AODEO
CONSTRUCTION SITE ROBBED
WHY ARE CRIMINALS STILL ROAMING STREETS?
2 FACF BURGLARY CHARGES
DELIVERYMAN IS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
TV SAIO STOLEN
CHURCH FouiPMENT STOLEN
TRAIN HITS BEER-LADEN CART; OFFICERS DISCOVER BREAK-IN
MAN DIVES INTO LAKE, ARRESTED
DURHAM OFFICERS PROBE BEATING, ROBBERY OF MAN
BURGLARIES REPORTED
POLICE: GUEST ROBBED
ELDERLY WOMAN ROBBED
OFFICERS INVESTIGATE BURGLARIES
SPACE HEATERS ARE STOLEN
CHECKS. PAPERS STOLEN
STEREO, FOOD STOLEN FROM CHURCH
S32.000 IN CHECKS REPORTED STOLEN
OURHAM MAN IS SHOT; OFFICERS SEEK ASSAILANT
4 ARRESTED IN AUTO TAG THEFT
CITIZEN'S ALERT RESULTS IN ARRESTS
MAN ACCEPTS RIDE, IS ROBBED
BREAK-INS REPORTEO AT TWO BUSINESSES
DURHAM PULICE INVESTIGATING WEEKEND BUSINESS BREAK-INS
CHAINSAWS ARE STOLEN
3R0 MAN ARRESTED, CHARGFO IN ELECTRONICS FIRM BREAK-IN
SOUND SYSTEM SAID STOLEN
CLASSROOM RANSACKED
CAMERA EQUIPMENT STOLEN IN DTI BREAK-IN
BIKE THEFT INVESTIGATED
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TV 5410 STOLEN
06l.tVF.KV MAN R03JE0 WIRE MAKI
AWAITING TRAIL, TROUBLE D0U8LE
CHURCH REPORTS AMPLIFIER THEFT
45,600 KISSING
TV STOLEN FROM HOME
BUSINESS IS ROBBtD
JEEP, TV TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
PISTOL, STEREO STOLEN
BREAK- IN ON HORTUN DRIVE
HEART PILLS ARE REP1RTE0 STOLE
PROPERTY STOLEN
GOLP POCKET WATCH STOLEN
MEATS ARE iTOLEN
BREAK-IN AT HOUSE REPORTED
WHERE'S JUSTICE'
STEREO SAID STOLEN
POLICE SAY BREAK-INS MAY BE WT
GYM CLOTHING STOLEN
REWARD
MOTORCYCLE SAIO STOLEN
LAWN MOWER REPORTED STOLEN
THIEVFS USE WHEELBARROW
ITEMS WORTH OVER S3, 000 TAKEN
STEREO ITEMS, TV ARE STOLEN
WOMAN ROBBED ON WAY TO BANK
STEREO RECEIVER STOLEN
EOUIPMENT STOLEN
WHO IS SHE?
SNAP HELPS MAN GET BACK PROPER
TIRES, RIMS STOLEN FROM VANS
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF E3
STERLING SILVER IS STOLEN
OFrlCERS INVESTIGATE HOUSEBREA
CASH REPORTED STOLEN
STEREO IS TAKEN FROM RESIDENCE
CUSTOMERS GET CLOSE SHAVE
BOAT mqtoRS REPORTED STOLEN
paintings, silver stolen in 87
stereo equipment, carvings ta<
convenience store hit
campe= founo in yaro
7?-year-0ld woman robbed in d"1
fourth robbery reported in gat.
drugs taken from office
officers seek stolen truck
r0bp.foifs at parking deck cont
church repopts thfft of hhhiv
strong measures needed to foil
former coukt worker convicted
officials discuss robberies
c"lor televisions stolen
the purse-snatcher: he "ust b?
"enter at your own risk" at f
cemetery tractors stolen
video recorder stolen
man is arresteo in robberies
stereo eouipmfnt is stolen
fowler retrieves a much-loveo
woman's tip led to garage robs
business is robbed
engagement ping stolen
durham legal system protects t
grocery robbed
officers' home robbed
man robbeo
man robpeo o.i salem street
cash taken from home
cash stolen from home
robbery victims give fugitive
bad checks possible
bicycle, moped saio stolen
479,000 in checks taken from s
eouipment stolen
welding machine said stolen
4 weapons are stolen
generator saio stolen
reward is offered
guitar, stereo are stolen
lakfwooo cleaners hit
break-in, felon counts draw 2?
la»n eouipment said stolen
break-in is pr09ed
rain 04mpeneo city criminals
oeputies probe theft of mower
2 held in housebreaking
t=ailer, two ladders reporteo
police investigate thfft
firearms are stolen
shotgun reported stolen
fan is stolen
shooting victim critical
handguns stolen
15 guns taken from service s ta
camera ttolen
microwave oven stolen
thieves ransack ourham residev
police probe theft of jewel'y.
jewel°y theft is probed
oeputies probe housebreaking
41,000 TAKEN
MAN ROBBED OUTSIDE RA»
HOUSE ROBBEO WHILE WOMAN SLEEa
HOUSE BROKEN INTO
OOBERMAN PUPPY SAID STOLEN
TIHE IS TOLEN FROM TRUCK
TRUCK THEFT IS REPORTED
RESIOFNCE ROBBEO
CAR STEOEOS POPULAR w I TH THIEV
CASH STOLEN FROM STATION
YES, WE HAVE NO BANNERS, BECO"
CASH IS STOLEN
TWO TEENS, MAN CHARGED IN SAFF
BREAK-IN AT HOUSE
MAN REMAINS IN JAIL ON LARCENY
FOLKS APOUNO HERE: THE WAY THI
LAWN FJU1PMENT STOLEN
MAN CHARGED WITH 9URGLAPY
CASH REGISTER TAKEN FROM INN
WHY IS CHUCK DAVIS SAD?
SILVERWARE, CHINA SAID STOLEN
MAN CHARGED IN LARCENY
RECOROEP TAKEN FROM OFFICE
ITEMS STOLEN FROM HOME
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/8* - 12/31/8*
TWO CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
ITEMS SAIO TAKEN FROM HOME
VIDEO ITEMS ARE STOLEN
2 ARRESTED FOR BREAK-IN
MAN IS ROBBED OF CASH
EQUIPMENT TAKEN
HIRE UHFEL COVERS STOLEN
HIRE WHEEL COVERS ARE STOLEN
POLICE FIND ORUGS. STOLEN SHOTGUN IN APARTMENT
THIEF LEAVES CAR KEYS IN HOUSi
DEPUTIES PROBE ABDUCTION
MAN'S MALLET SNATCHED
MAILBOX STOLEN
POLICF INVESTIGATE THEFT OF T30LS
»350 MISSING FROM SAFE AT PIZZA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
CHECKS. CREDIT CARDS ARE STOLEN
GUNS. TV ARE STOLEN
CAR RADIO IS STOLEN
PURSE STOLEN
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF OVEN
RING. TELEVISIONS SAID STOLEN
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT
POLICE MISSED STORE BREAK-IN, MERCHANT SAYS
FAYETTEVILLE STREET CRIME OECMED
CONVERTER REPORTED STOLEN
ROLLER STOLEN FROM CONSTRUCTION SITE
CASH, BILLFOLD TAKEN FROM MAN
JEWELRY. OTHER ITEMS REPORTEO STOLEN FROM TRUCK
CRIMESTOPPERS TIP LEADS TO ARREST
MAN IS JAILED
EQUIPMENT SAID STOLEN
WOMAN SAYS BILLFULO. 110.000 CHECK TAKEN
DURHAM MAN FACES CHARGES IN B1EAK-IN
CASH IS STOLEN FROM FAST-FOOO STORE
AIR CONDITIONERS TARGET
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT PALMS RESTAURANT
TV. STEREO SAIO STOLEN
TV. STEREO SAID STOLEN
CALCULATOR. TV REPORTEO STOLEN
OUTBOARD MOTOR STOLEN
OUTBOARD MOTOR SAIO STOLEN
•SHOOT' YOUR VALUABLES FOR A » HOTO INVENTORY
BARN MOTORS ARE STOLEN
130.000 IS TAKEN IN UNRELATED THEFTS
THIEVES ENTER NORTHERN
PIZZA PLACE ROBBERY NETS THIEVES «150
CASSETTE RAOIO STOLEN
OOOM IS GIVEN LIFE C BO YEARS IN KIDNAP TRIAL
VACANT HOME SAID ROBBED
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
RESIDFNCE IS RUBBED
STEREO. JEWELRY STOLEN
STEREO EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM HOUSE
SHREWO PRO BEHINO HOPE VALLEY. FOREST HILLS BREAK-INS.
PROFESSIONAL THIEF HITS DURHAB NEIGHBORHOODS
CLUTHES REPORTEO STOLEN
BEEN FOUND
POLICY SAY
RING MISSING? MAYBE IT'S
GAS WELDER IS STOLEN
AIR CONDITIONERS STOLEN
REwARO IS OFFERED
MAN IS R08BE0 OF CASH
ROBBERY REPORTED
13 CAMERAS STOLEN FROM BEST PRODUCTS
STEREO EQUIPMENT STOLEN
TOOLS REPORTED STOLEN
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
THIEVES HIT MAYNARD AVE. HOME
MAN CHARGED WITH FRANKLIN BREAK-IN
LAWN ITEMS STOLEN
15,200 IN TOOLS STOLEN
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
RINGS APE STOLEN
DURHAM VAN ARRESTFD WHILE POSTING PAL'S BAIL
2 TVS REPORTED STOLEN
INTRUDERS ROB 3 OCCUPANTS
VICTIM RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
THIEVES HIT DAIRY TRAILER
MEBANE MAN IS SHOT IN FOOT
MEBANE MAN IS SHOT IN FOOT
PURSE GIVES CLUE; POLICE CHARGE 2
WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH STEALING JEANS
TELEVISION SAIO STOLEN
OVEN, TELEVISION, PISTOL ARE TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
COMPUTER TAKEN IN OWENS ST. THEFT
JUVENILE INVOLVEO IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED
WOMAN IS ROBBEO
THIEVES HIT THREE ALSTON AVENUE BUSINESSES
MAN IS ROBBED OF RAOIO
THIEVES HIT THREE BUSINESSES
EMPLOYEE IS CHARGED WITH STEALING CHICKENS
STEREO ITEMS, TELEVISION STOLEN
STEREO EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM HOME
STEREO EQUIPMENT VALUED AT H, 500 IS TAKEN FROM FRANCIS STREET HOME
THIEVES RANSACK HOME
CAMERA, PENNIES STOLEN
RESTAURANT ROBBEO
RINGS STOLEN 0F= HANO
THIEF USEO OPEN WINOOW
STOREO ITEMS IN ATTIC STOLEN 3 UR I NG VACATION
GOLD WEDDING BANDS ARE STOLEN
PURSE SAID STOLEN
MAN ACCUSED JF 2 BREAK-INS
12,300 IN GOODS STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
CASH, CHECKS ARE STOLEN
ROBBERY NETS CASH, TELEVISION
INTRUDERS FOUND IN KITCHEN
DIAMOND RING IS STOLEN
LIGHT FIXTURES REPORTEO STOLEN FROM HOUSES
TEEN CHARGED IN THEFT
MAN, 70, ROBBED
VACATIONER'S HOME ROBBEO
SECOND ARREST IN THEFT
JUVENILE UNHARMED AFTER THREAT WITH KNIVES
MEN ARRESTED IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
OFFICERS' QUESTIONS SENT A MESSAGE
2 MFN HELD IN THEFT OF DURHAM CAR
WASHER STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE
WOUNDEO MAN 'STABLE'
SPORTS CLOTHES STOLEN
MAN HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
JUOGE SETS MAXIMUM TERMS FQP 'ONE-MAN CRIME WAVE-
MONEY STOLEN FROM RESTAURANT
DURHAM TEEN CHARGED IN IVY R03M ROBBERY
COMPUTER, PHONE REPORTEO STOLEN
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MONTHLY/4
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12/31/H*
WOMAN IS THREATFNED
SHOTS FIREU AT CAR ON N.C. 75
ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT STOLEN
GUNS TAKEN FROM HOME
TOOLS WORTH SI, 100 STOLFN IN 8RFAK-IN
ASSAULT VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITION
COUPLE CHARGEO WITH ABOUCTION
VICTIM IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
BUILDING MATERULS ARE STOLEN
DOILDING MATERIALS ARE MISSING
LARCENY ATTEMPT DISRUPTED
BREAK-IN VICTIM ANGERED BY POLICE INVESTIGATION
MAN HELD IN THEFT OF POLICE RAOIO
WEAPONS SAID STOLEN FROM HOME
PSO STUDY STARTS OCT. I
•LOW-PRIORITY' CRIMES MERIT FIRST-CLASS CONCERN
POLICE CHASE. CHARGF MAN IN 2 BREAK-INS
2 CARS REPORTED STOLEN
MONEY OROERS STOLEN
WOMAN ROBBED, HURT BY TEENS OFFERING TO HELP
GUNS. CAMERAS STOLEN
RINGS ARE STOLEN FROM OURHAM HOME
GOLD RING REPORTED STOLEN
RECORDERS STOLEN
DURHAM COUNTY BREAK-INS RISE
BREAK-INS RISE
J2.400 IN GOODS STOLEN
RESIUENT ARRIVES AS BURGLARS LEAVE
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT 3 FIRMS
3 BEAT, ROB MAN OF S165
APPLIANCES STOLEN FROM VAN
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS OURHA" MAN'S SENTENCE
OFPUTIES 'BUNGLE' THEFT INVESTIGATION
JEWELRY THEFT IS INVESTIGATED
118.000 IN JEWELRY REPORTED STOLEN
MflNEY SAIO STOLEN
BURGLAR STEALS AS WOMAN SLEEPS
CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN INVESTIGATED
SBOO TAKEN IN BREAK-IN AT AME'ICAN LEGION POST
HO. 000 COMPUTER STOLEN FROM LYON PARK SCHOOL
AIR CONDITIONER STOLEN
TELEVISION, MICROWAVE OVEN STOLEN
POLICE ARREST THREE ON BURGLA»Y CHARGES
FIXTURES STOLEN
OFFICERS PROBE PREAK-INS
LAWN EOUIPMFNT STOLEN
JEWFLRY TAKE FROM HOME
R3BBERIFS. BRFAK-INS REPORTED
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
TOOLS. CASH STOLEN
IHIEVES HIT HOME TWICE
POLICE PROBF 25 BREAK-INS
BURGLARS HIT 2 BUSINESSES
JUVENILE ARRESTED IN RURGLARf
2 JUVENILES ARRESTED AFTER HOME BREAK-IN
WOMAN SHOT IN NECK
BREAK-IN IS PROBED
CAR PASSING IN THE DARK HAD STRANGE CARGO: A SAFE
U4.000 REPORTED STOLEN
FOUR BUSINESSES REPORT BRFAK-INS
TV SETS TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
HANOICAPPED WOMAN IS "08BF0. ASSAULTED
HANDICAPPED WOMAN ASSAULTED
ARRESTED IN RESTAURANT
MAN ROBBED
JEWELRY TAKEN FROM HOME
BURGLARS HIT COLLEGE INN AGAIN
FUGITIVE WANTED IN THREE STATES FOUND IN SWAMP
THIEF SMASHES FRONT WINDOW WITH BRICK
•STREET RAID' NETS FOUR
SAW. BATHROOM FIXTURES STOLEN FROM 3 HOUSES
EXTINGUISHERS REPORTEO TAKEN
GUNS, TELEVISION REPORTED STOLEN
MAN IS BEATEN
CHAIN HOISTS SAIO STOLEN
HOME BRFAK-INS REPORTED
BURGLARS ROB MAN'S HUME
MAN SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY FACES MOPE CHARGES IN OURHAM,
OEPUTIES PROBE THEFT
MOTOR BIKE SAID STOLEN
WOMAN ROeBEO
SECOND BKEAK-IN AT HOUSE IN MONTH
MAN SNATCHES WOMAN'S NECKLACE
ANTIQUE JEWELPY STOLEN FROM H3MF
TOOLS STOLEN AT SHONEY'S
SEVERAL OFFICES ARE VANDALIZE}
CASH STOLEN FROM YHCA
MAN ROBPEO AT HOME
MAN IS ROBBED AT HOME
JFWELRY THEFT INVESTIGATED
WINOOWS STOLEN
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT TWO BUSINESSES
2 ARRESTED IN BREAK-IN
MYSTERY SHOT FOILS APPARENT THEFT GETAWAY
2 CHARGEO IN BURGLARY
POLICE CHARGE 2 MEN IN THEFT
MAN SHOT DURING SPAT
BURGLARY CHARGED
POLICE PROBE BURGLARIES AT 2 HOUSES IN nuRHAM
MICROWAVE OVENS TAKEN FROM L0!KER
HOMES ROBBED
MICROWAVE OVENS REPORTED STOLcN
FUNERAL HOME CANOPY STOLEN FROM CEMETFRY
BREAK-IN OF VAN REPORTEO AT MITEL
2 ARRESTEO IN ROBBERY
BREAK-IN IS PROREO
4TH BREAK-IN REPORTcO
CENTER RREAK-IN REPORTEO
CASH BOX STOLEN FROM HERALD C3 .
R06PEpY IS PROBEO
CONSTRUCTION SITE RObBEO
TWO RINGS STULEN IN HOUSE 3REAK-IN
MAN REPORTS BFATING. ROBBERY
W.000 BRACELET REPORTED STOL=N
STEREO MIXERS ARE STOLEN
RINGS STOLEN
BREAK-IN REPORTED
2 APARTMENTS ROBBFD
ITEMS REPORTEO TAKEN FROM SANOWICH SHOP
HOUSE RANSACKED
4550 IN CHANGF REPURTFO STOLEN FROM MACHINES
IHIFVFS HIT STORE AGAIN
STEREO EOUIPMFNT STOLEN
TELEVISION, STEREO WUR TH 11,250 STOLEN
2 TEENS CHARGED IN HOLDUP ATTEMPT
EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM CAMERA STORE
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N
H 2 11/24/84
3
1
N
5 2 11/24/84
A
3
N
S 2 11/24/64
A
11
N
H 2 11/25/54
B
1
M
H 2 11/26/84
A
9
N
S 2 U/26/64
A
3
N
S 2 11/27/64
A
3
N
S 1 11/27/84
c
1
N
S 2 11/26/64
A
3
N
H 2 11/29/84
I>
3
N
S 2 11/29/84
c
1
N
S 2 12/01/84
A
3
N
H 2 12/02/84
3
10
N
H 2 12/03/84
A
11
N
H 2 12/03/84
A
1 1
N
S 2 12/03/84
A
3
N
S 2 12/J3/e4
A
5
N
S 1 12/03/84
c
1
N
S 2 12/34/84
c
1
N
S 2 12/05/84
c
1
N
H 2 12/36/84
B
1
N
H 2 12/06/64
B
2
N
S 2 12/36/84
e
1
N
S 2 12/37/84
A
15
N
H 2 12/08/84
c
1
N
S 2- 12/08/84
A
3
N
H 2 12/10/84
A
13
N
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A N J U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
PAGE 6/9
1/14/65
thifvfs strike sunos
gunman &0bs durham c
break-ins are invfst
thesis on holo afttr
salesman robaed at g
inmatf arresteo for
vioeo recoroer stolf
officers probe break
break-ins probed
teen Charged with th
thieves hit orugstor
arrest made for fir"
two teens arresteo 0
parts store robbed
parts store burglari
purse is snatched
guns stolen in break
monfy stolen from fi
moneyi checks report
break-in reportfo at
cameras. euuipment s
resioence robbed
businesses ransacked
OFF TEAM
ROBBERIES REPORTEO
THIEVES HIT HOMES.
OFFICER CHASES. CATC
CHRISTMAS GIFTS STOL
THIEVES SILENCE BURG
2 DURHAM BUSINESSES
DIAMONDS SAIO STOLEN
2 GRAB WOMAN'S PURSE
STEREO SYSTEM STULEN
MAN SAYS ROBBER BEAT
Y AT TWO WILCO SERVICE STATIONS
ONVENIENCE STORE
IGATED
NOTES VAMISH WITH SHOULDER BAG
UNPOINT
ASSAULT
i
-IN AT r>U»HAM ARTS COUNCIL
EFTS
E. GROCERY
ARMS THEFT
N BURGLARY CHARGES
ZED
— t FJ
»1
ED STOLEN
RIGSBEE 3USINESS
TOLEN FRO1* CAR
USINESSES IN DURHAM
HES BURGLARY SUSPECT
EN
LAR ALARM. TAKE i7,500 IN CASH
ROBPED
DURING HUME BREAK-IN
ESCAPE
HIM WITH CRUTCH
ROPBFKY. N.C.
SFE ALSD ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO PANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO COMPUTER THEFT
SFE ALSO FARM EOUIP"ENT, THEFT
15 PEOPLE ARE INDICTED IN THEE
WOMAN SHOOTS INTRUDER
SI« CHARGED WITH BREAK-INS
THIEF HITS DOCTOR'S OFFICE
APPEALS: ALAMANCE MAN AC0UITT5
THIEF TAKES CHURCH PROPERTY
«3,500 TAKEN FROM STORE
FOUR CHARGED WITH ROBBERIES
SOMEONE STOLE SNAKES
TWO BREAK-INS INVESTIGATED IN
TWO CHARGEO WITH BREAK-INS
PANTYHOSE THEFTS LEAD TO ARPES
TWO DURHAM MEN HELD IN PUTNER
ANTIUUES ARE STOLEN FROM HOUSE
FIRE SAIO SET AFTER ROBPERY
TWO PRISON INMATES CHARGEO IN
ARREST OF BRILEYS LEAVES QUEST
BULL SEMEN STOLEN. N.J. MAN A)
13,000 WORTH OF GOODS STOLEN
PRECAUTIONS HELP PREVENT THEFT
WAKE TECH OFFICIAL CHARGED WIT
TFEN PLAYS OOWN SLAYING OF 'ON
7 MEN ARE SENTENCEO IN FRANKLI
LOUISBURG MEN CONVICTED OF TH=
4 WOMEN ROBBED ON GOLF COURSE
CAMPFIRE CONVERSATIONS LED TE=
CASWELL BREAK-IN CHARGES FILED
LEAOS FOLLOWED IN BURLINGTON A
TPACTOR THEFT RING BEING INVES
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY CHA1
THREE FACE CHARGES OVER STOLEN
THREE CHARGED IN TRACTOR THEFT
26 PEOPLE ARE INOICTEO AFTER P
26 INDICTED IN MAJOR THEFT CRA
INMATF RELEASED, CHARGED AGAIM
162 CHARGES FILEO IN BREAK-INS
BUTNER AUTHORITIES OBTAIN WAR?
STOLEN GOOOS FOUND IN JAILEO 1
HENOERSON MAN CHARGED IN HOLOJ
POLICE SAY MAN LINKED TO STOLE
THIEVES ENTER MAYOR'S STORE IN
CONDEMNED MAN'S BROTHER SENTEN
MAN FINOS INTRUDER BROUGHT TEL
AGENTS THWART ATTEMPTED THEFT
OFF TEAM
WASHBURN'S HEARING SCHEDULED J
FENCING PROBE
TS
SAFECRACKING
IN FRANKLIN
BREAK-IN
IONS
RESTED
OF BOATS
H LARCENY
E-M4N CRIME WAVE'
N CHECK THEFTS
FT
N-AGERS TO CRIME
AGAINST A ALAMANCE RESIDENTS
SSAULTS
TIGATEO
GES FILEO AFTPR FRANKLIN COUNTY BREAK-IN
GOODS
S
ROBF INTO STEALING OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT
CKDOWN
SPREAO OVER FIVE COUNTIES
ANTS IN B»EAK-INS AT TWO BUSINESSFS
AN'S VAN
P
N POLICE CAR
LOUISBURG
CEO
EVISION SET
OF AN AIRPLANE
NA. a
ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
CLEANERS RANSACKED
CHANGE IS STOLEN
2 MEN CHARGEO IN BREAK-INS
HER TRANQUIL LIFE SHATTERED BY THEFTS
HILLS»OR0UGH BUSINESS ROBBED
PCtLICEMAN'S UNIFORMS ARF STOL'N
STOLEN POLICE UNIFORMS ARE PEIOVERED
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
FURS, JEWELRY TAKEN FROM COUNTY HOUSE
MEBANE OUTLET ROSBEO
ROBPER TAKES 1900 AT STORE
TV STOLEN ON SECOND TRY
MAN CHARGEO IN RAZOR THEFT
OURHAM MAN FACES BREAK-IN. TH5FT CHARGES
$3,000 IN GOOOS STOLEN
2 MEN CHARGEO IN THEFT OF TRUCK
GUNS ANO JEWELRY STOLEN
MOTEL RDBBED
MOTEL ROBBEO
DURHAM "AN ARBESTEO WHILE POSTING PAL'S BAIL
FIREARMS STOLEN FROM ORANGE HOME
ROPBFRY. U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. PIRACY
SEE ALSO COMPUTER THEFT
SOMEBODY SNATCHED SNEE2Y
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT: SEARCH FJ R PAIR ENDS IN VERMONT
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS, CHAPEL HILL
BURGLAR WAKES HER
BURGLAR TRIES TO STEAL TV SET
ATTEMPT TO BURN HOLE IN SAFE FAILS
BREAK-IN ATTEMPTED
BOBBERY ATTEMPTS, DURHAM
SHERIFF'S OEPUTIES HALT BREAK-IN
TWO THIEVES LEAVE LOOT WHEN SPIED
N
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DATE
C
PG L
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2
12/10/84
A
13
N
s
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12/10/84
A
8
N
s
7
12/11/P4
C
1
N
H
2
12/12/84
A
9
•1
s
2
12/12/94
A
5
N
s
2
12/13/94
A
3
N
s
I
12/13/°4
c
1
N
s
?
12/14/84
A
3
N
s
1
12/14/84
C
1
N
H
2
12/15/84
A
5
N
s
2
12/15/84
A
3
N
s
2
12/15/84
A
15
N
H
2
12/17/84
B
1
N
s
2
12/17/84
A
3
N
s
1
12/17/84
C
1
N
s
2
12/1B/B4
A
5
N
H
2
12/19/84
c
1
N
s
2
12/19/84
A
2
N
s
I
12/19/54
C
1
N
H
2
I2/20/B4
A
8
N
H
2
12/20/04
B
7
N
s
2
12/20/84
C
1
N
s
2
12/21/84
C
1
N
H
2
12/22/84
A
1 P
N
s
2
12/22/84
A
3
N
H
2
12/23/84
e
10
N
H
2
12/24/84
3
1
N
s
2
12/24/84
c
I
N
H
.'
12/26/94
c
2
N
s
?
12/26/84
c
1
N
s
2
12/27/64
c
I
N
«
2
12/28/84
c
1
N
H
2
12/30/84
B
I
N
H
2
12/31/84
B
1
N
H 1
1/06/84
8 1
N
H 2
1/12/84
A 1 8
N
H I
1/13/84
B 1
N
H 1
1/17/84
B 1
N
H 1
1/18/94
B 1
N
H 1
1/21/84
B 1
N
H 1
2/04/84
B 1
N
S 2
2/13/94
C 3
N
H 2
2/23/»4
A 7
N
H 1
4/06/84
B 1
N
H 1
4/27/84
8 1
N
H 2
5/02/94
C 12
N
H 2
5/11/94
B 1
N
H 1
5/11/64
B 1
N
H 1
5/25/84
B 1
N
H 2
5/31/64
A 6
N
H 1
6/22/94
B 1
N
H 2
6/24/94
A 4
N
H 2
6/24/94
B 5
N
H 2
6/24/94
C 13
N W66
H 2
7/14/94
A 8
N
H ?
7/14/84
A 13
N
H I
7/27/94
B 1
N
S 2
7/27/94
A 3
N
H ?
7/28/84
A 1 1
N
H 2
7/30/94
8 1
N
H 1
9/01/84
B 1
N
H I
3/01/64
B 1
N H60
H 1
8/01/B4
8 1
M
H 1
3/11/94
B 1
N
S 2
8/l3/°4
A 8
N
H 1
8/19/84
C 1
N
H 2
9/06/84
A 10
N
S 2
9/08/84
A 13
N
H 1
10/10/84
S 1
N
H 1
10/13/84
B 1
N
H 1
10/26/94
8 1
N
H ?
U/07/94
A 11
N
H 1
11/08/94
B 1
N
H 2
11/17/84
B 5
N
H 1
11/20/84
C I
N
H 1
12/07/64
8 1
N L40
H 2
12/11/94
B 14
N
H 2
12/16/84
B 11
N
H 2
12/22/94
A 1
P N
H 2
12/23/94
C 1
P N
S 2
1/10/84
B 1
N
S 1
1/10/94
8 1
N
H 3
3/2 9/84
B 1
N
H 2
4/02/94
A 1
N K45
S 1
4/03/84
C 1
N
H 3
4/20/84
B 1
N
S ?
4/27/84
A 1 1
N K45
H 3
4/28/P4
B 1
N
H 3
5/27/84
C 1
N
S 2
5/22/94
A 7
N
H 3
5/23/94
B 1
N
H 3
5/30/84
8 1
N
H 3
5/30/94
B 1
N
S 2
5/30/84
A 5
N
H 2
5/31/84
B 2
N
H 2
7/17/94
8 5
N
H 3
7/31/94
e 1
N
H 3
3/07/84
B 1
N
S 2
8/07/64
A 3
N
H ?
8/09/64
8 I
N 454
H 7
10/26/84
A 21
M
H I
H 2
4/06/94
6/09/84
5/23/84
5/23/94
6/05/94
10/29/94
S 2
H 2
1/19/94 A 11
1/19/84 C 7
MONTHLY/AN 'J UAL
I -I 0 E X
12/31/84
RETURN PROVES MISTAKE
BURGLARY TRY IS UNSUCCESSFUL
MAN TRIES TO DRIVE THROUGH GARAGE
STO»E BREAK-IN APPARENTLY FOILEO
NO JUKE FOR WOULD-BE VICTIM
ALARM SCARES OFF THIEVES
SHOT FIRED AT ROBBER HIT VICTIM INSTEAD. POLICE SAY
MAN SHOT IN CHEST IN CRITICAL CONDITION
ENGINE TROUBLE ENDS HtGH-SPEE? CHASE
BREAK-IN IS PR03E0
RAIN OAMPENED CITY CRIMINALS
1 CAPTURED AFTER ALARM GOES OFF
STAKEnuT LEADS TO ARREST
TELEVISION STOLEN. FOUND
HOLE CUT IN ROOF OF MCDONALD'S; NOTHING MISSING
LARCENY ATTEMPT DISRUPTED
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
OWNER ASLEEP IN STORE AS MAN 3REAKS IN
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS. N.C.
THIS TIME FRANKLIN COUNTY POSTMAN FAILED TO DELIVER
MAN HELD IN ROBPEPY ATTEMPT
POSTAL OFFICIALS BRING CHARGE
MAN IN CHINESF COSTUME CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN TRY
ATTFMPTFfl ROftPFRV fHARr.pn
FIRE DEATH
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS. ORANGE COUNTY
ROBBERY FniLEO; TWO ARE CHARGED
DEPUTIES SAY SCREAM FOILEO ROBBERY ATTEMPT
HEARING SET
SNAPPEO CABLE FOILS CROSSTIES THEFT
ROBBERY PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
POLICE OFFER TIPS
ROPBINSVILLE. N.C.
POLICE CHIEF'S ARREST UPSETS 50B3INSVILLE
ROBERT WINSTON CARR INC.
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
DURHAM BOARD STUDIES SCHOOL RENOVATION PLAN
COUNTY GETS COURTHOUSE PROPOSALS
ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION CO.
CITY SEEKING REOESIGN OF APARTMENT COMPLEX
HOUSE. BUILDING APPROVED
ROBESON COUNTY. N.C.
TDRNAOOES TURNED ON HAM OPERATORS
FIVE DISASTER-AID CENTERS TO IE ESTABLISHED TUESDAY
CANDLE IN CHURCH WINDOW BEACON TO STORM VICTIMS
TIME PUNNING OUT FOR SMALL N.C. TOWN
ROBESON COUNTY SCHOOLS
PROGRAM LINKS BUSINESS. INDUSTRY, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROBESON GETS BUSINESS AID FOR SCHOOLS
ROBOTS
ALAMANCE TEENS' ROBOT GRABS ATTENTION
ROBOT INVENTORS
INSIUE LOOK
ROBOTICS ARRIVE AT DTI
OESPITE LOOKS, ROBOTS ACTING <OPE LIKF HUMANS
SEWING ROBOT IS OEVELOPEO BY SOUTH CAROLINA COMPANY
RESEARCHER: FUTURE ROBOTS WILL SEE, THINK
ROCHE LABORATORIES
BURLINGTON FIRM STARTS 2ND PHASE OF RENOVATIONS
ROCK CONCE'TS
KOCK MUSIC HAS LOST VITALITY - PANELISTS
CONCERT TO BENEFIT TEEN CENTER
ROCK FANS CAMP OUT Y0 GF T shch TICKETS
BROKERS SCALPING CONCERT TICKETS
WHU GETS SCALPEO?
TAKE A TENT TO MALL
ROCK 'N' ROLL
'DEAOLIER THAN DRUGS': LAY PREACHER GETS FIRED UP OVE° SATANIC THEMES
FFST1VAL ROLLS OUT RlCK CONFERENCE
TWO COUNTRIES' CONTRIBUTIONS TO ROCK "USIC TO BF EXPLOREO
ROCK MUSIC HAS LOST VITALITY - PANELISTS
ROCK 'N' ROLL
THE SHAKE
ROCK 9UARRIES
aUARRY SEARCHED FOR BOOY
ROCK QUARRY PARK
OAVIO-YERUMO STAYS ON TRACK
ROCK OUARRY TENNIS CRURIS
MULLIGAN WINS SEPT. TFNNIS 35S
ROCK SLIDE
ROAD PULTED. GLUEO TO MOUNTAIN
DOT USING BOLTS TO SHORE MOUNTAIN WALLS ALONG 1-40
ROCK SLIDE TO BF CLEARED
ROCK SLIDE BLOCKS PARK HIGHWAY
ROCK VIOEOS
SEE MUSIC VIUEOS
ROCKETS
CHAPLOTTE MAN REASSURES NEIGH30RS 40-FOOT ROCKET NOT FOR LAUNCHING
ROCKINGHAM. N.C.
ROCKINGHAM LOOKING AHEAO 100 YEARS
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
ROCKINGHAM DEPUTY SHUT
ROCKY BROOK TRAILER PARK
MONTHS AFTER OEATH, ORANGE TRAILER PARK STILL UNEASY
ROCKY MOUNT. N.C.
SURVEY: ROCKY MOUNT LIVING IS CHEAPEST
COST OF LIVING IN CHAPEL HILL HIGHEST IN N.C.
CHAPEL HILL LIVING TOPS NATIONAL BITE
C T
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N F
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P 0
DATE
C
PG
L P
BYL
H 2
2/23/84
A
15
N
" 2
3/U2/84
b
4
N
S ?
3/06/84
c
M
H 2
3/11/84
A
12
N
H 2
3/26/84
A
12
N
H 2
4/24/34
A
13
N
H 2
5/02/84
B
N
A54
H 2
5/03/84
B
N
H 2
5/24/84
e
N
S 2
5/24/84
A
13
N
S 1
5/24/84
B
N
H 2
6/1C/S4
e
N
S 2
7/13/84
c
N
C60
H 2
8/18/84
c
N
H 2
9/11/84
c
N
S 2
9/19/84
c
N
S 2
11/14/84
c
N
H 2
12/17/84
B
14
N
H 2
2/02/84
A
N
H 1
2/03/84
B
N
H 1
2/04/84
B
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
N
H 1
5/24/84
B
N
H 1
6/07/84
B
N
H 2
6/28/84
B
N
H 2
8/02/84
A
21
N
S 2
9/03/84
c
N
S 2
12/12/34
A
N
H 2
1/31/84
A
11
N
S 2
1/31/84
A
N
H 3
2/01/84
s
N
H 3
11/20/84
c
N
S 2 7/05/84 C 1 N H05
H 2 7/27/84 A 9 N
2 5/15/84
2 5/17/84
2 10/23/64
S 2 3/23/34 C
S 2 10/23/84 A
881
W24
381
N K90
N M69
H 2 4/01/84 B 7
H 2 4/01/84 8 7
H 2 4/02/84 A 3
S 2 7/14/34 A 15
s
H
2
2
2/13/84
2/19/84
A
c
11
5
N
N
H
s
H
S
H
H
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
?
6/13/04
6/13/84
7/23/84
7/31/34
8/03/84
9/20/84
12/12/84
B
C
A
A
B
A
A
1
9
10
4
1
15
3
P
p
p
N
P
P
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N
N
N
C56
330
H
1
3/02/34
B
1
N
H
H
H
S
H
2
3
2
2
2
2
6/16/84
10/ll/"4
12/13/84
12/16/84
12/22/84
12/26/84
C
B
S
B
A
A
1
t
I
1
4
4
p
p
N
N
F
N
E
L
W66
H
S
H
H
s
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/28/34
5/24/84
5/30/84
6/16/94
6/21/84
7/06/84
a
0
D
c
D
0
1
3
2
1
1
1
p
p
p
p
p
c
I
F
N
F
F
W64
W66
B71
W6 6
H 2 1/05/34 A 3 N
H 2 7/19/84 0 I P N
H 2 10/02/84 P. 4 N
S 2 3/02/84 C 4 N
H 2 8/03/84 B 3 N
5 2 9/13/84 C 2 N
H 2 8/14/84 B 5 N
H 2 12/20/84 A 16 P F
H 1 5/29/84 B 1 N
H 2 1/08/84 A 6 N
H 2 11/03/84 A 1 G
S 2 1/10/84 B 7
H 1 • 1/11/84 B 1
H 3 1/11/84 B I
MONTHLY/AN
I N 0 E X
12/31/1*
SUBJECTS
I
1
PG L
ROCKY MOUNT SCHOOLS
COBLE NEw SCHOOL SUPER INTENDED T
COUNTY SCHOOL CHIEF HIKED
ROCKY MOUNT'S LOSS IS DURHAM'S GAIN
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FCVCR
BEWARE: WARM WEATHER BRINGS TICK AND FEVER SEASON
WATCH OUT FOR SPOTTEO FEVER
SPOTTED FEVER LFAVES WOMAN DIS
SPOTTED FEVER LEAVES WOMAN PISA
EARLY DETECTION EASES SPOTTED '
SPOTTED FEVER HITS DJGS IN T* )
AREA OOGS' TICK FEVER NOT RAR:
ROOANTHEt N.C.
•OLD CHRISTMAS' IS TODAY AT 2
TORNAOO HITS CAMPGROUNO AT ROT
ROOGERS CONSTRUCTION CO.
CIVIC CENTER CONTRACTOR CLOSES
ROGER L. STEVENS CENTER FOR THE PET
STEVENS CENTER. NCSA TOURS OFF
S 2 10/23/14
h 2 10/24/e4
S 2 10/21/84
5 AILED
> AILED
FEVER TREATMENT
'ANE
OUTER OANKS TOWNS
AN THE
OFFICES DUE TO LACK OF BUSINESS
FORMING A°TS
ERED
ROGERS-HERP
ROGERS
BUY ING
PRESEN
ROGFRS
ROGERS
LIBRAS
BASEBA
SCHOOL
ROGERS
BOARD
HISTOR
ROGERS
HOLIDA
MIDOLE SCHOOL
-HERR HONOR ROLL RELEASC
ELIXIR
IS TROPHY
-HERR WINS CONTEST
-HERR LISTS HONOR STUDEN
Y ART
LL CHAMPS
BOUNOARIFS STUDIED
HERR RELEASES HONOR ROL
OKS CHANGFS IN SCHOOL BO
Y BOOK
HERR ANNOUNCES HONOR RT
Y ENTERTAINMENT
ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS. 3
CITY CHAMPS
ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS. T
TRACK CHAMPS: ROGERS HERR BOYS
ROGERS-TPIEM INC.
CARRBORO APPLIES FOR GRANT
ROLLER COASTERS
UP. UP. UNOER AND ARCJUNP
DURHAM YOUTH INJURED ON RIDE
L FOR 4TH QUARTER
UMDARIES
LL
ASKETBALL
RACK
ST STATE FAIR
ROLLER SKATING
SEE ALSO SAIL ON SKATES
STAYING FIT
PREPARING FOR 'STATE SKATE'
SKATE-A-THON PLANNED
TRIAL RUN
POLLING HILLS
NEW HAYTI PROJECT TO HOUSE «B3
BIO TAKEN FOR HAYTI PREPARATI3
HAYTI H0ME3UYERS CAN GET LOW-I
LOW-INTEREST LOANS OK'O FOR HA
ROLLINGVIEW marina
SEE ALSO EOATS
ROLLINGVIEW: S3 MILLION BOATI'IG. VACATION COMPLEX UNDERWAY AT FALLS LAKE H
MARINA OPENS TOMORROW S
EDMISTEN TO ATTEND MARINA OPENING H
LAKE RECREATION AREA MAY OPEN IN 1985 H
NTEREST LOANS
YTI H0MF8UYERS
ROLLINGWOOO S
ANNEXAT I
CITY'S A
ROMANCING THE
•STONE'
ROMANO'S REST
PIZ2A DE
DELIVERY
ROMEO GUEST
DOWNTOWN
RON SHAIM'S
SEE FOOTBA
RONALD MCDONA
MCDONALD
CHAPEL
UMMM, GO
MCOONALO
RONALD M
RONALD MCDONA
RONALD H
PROVIDIN
VOLUNTEF
RONALD M
ROTC UNI
EMDUF.ANC
RONALD M
DUKE BAK
"OOF COLLAPSE
ROOF COL
FRAMEWOR
ROOF REPAIRS
ENGINEER
SCHOOL.
COUNTY T
ROOFING CUMPA
FIRM PLA
UBDI VISION
ON ASKED FOR 4 AREAS
NNEXATION OF SUBDIVISH
STONE (FILM I
SWASHBUCKLING FUN
AURANT
LIVERY MAN ROPBEO
MAN IS ROBBED, ASSAUL
SSOCIATES. INC.
DURHAM NOW HEADOUARTE
OOTBALL FILE
LL FILE (DURHAM MORNH
LD HOUSE (CHAPEL HILLI
HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT SF
ILL PLANNING FOR HOME
OD!
HOUSE PLANS ANNOUNCED
CDGNALD HOUSES RECEIVE
LD HOUSE (UORHAMl
CDONALO HOUSE LIVING J
G HELP
RS HONORED
CDONALO HOUSE WAS ONLY
TS SET FOR VOLLFYBALL
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CDONALO HOUSES RECEIVE
E-OFF GIVES NEW MEANIM
TED
RS FOR ROMEO GUEST
G HERALD SPORTS COLUMNI
T
15.000 OONATION
P TO ITS NAME
HOME THIS FAMILY HAD
MARATHON TODAY
15.000 DONATION
G TO HOSPITAL CUI SINE
LAPSES ON P.ENOVATION i
K OF BUILDING COLLAPSE
S: 11. a MILLION NEEOEi
COUNTY MANAGER DIFFER
0 BUY BIGGER COMPUTER.
OPK IN GRAHAM
s
FOR ROOFS
ON SCHOOL euOGETS
COSTING «583.000
NIES
NS TO INVEST MOPE IN 3XF0R0 ROOFING PLANT
ROOSTERS
THESE BIROS MUST RE SPRUNG S03N
ROSE HILL. N.C.
ll-YEAR-OLD SAYS HE SHOT HIMSELF TO STOP TEASING
ROSE MANOR NURSING CENTER
I P N L3R
1 P N B81
1 N L38
4/13/94 B
5/31/04 A
6/27/84 B
6/27/64 B
6/30/14 A
7/20/8". C
7/2S/»4 A
1/07/94 A 1 N
7/19/84 C 10 N
S 2 3/12/84 A I
H 2 12/07/14 0
3/07/84
3/14/14
4/03/84
4/05/P4
4/11/84
5/11/34
5/12/14
0/11/34
7/02/84
7/10/84
1 1/15/94
11/28/14
12/13/84
C56
T37
T37
C05
N H24
P C56
1 P P F70
S 2 3/08/84 B 4 P P C56
S 2 6/09/84 A 9 P P C56
H 3 2/03/84 B 1 N
H I 7/31/84 B I P P
S 2 10/15/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 1/07/84 A
5 2 1/31/84 A
S 2 5/05/84 A
S 2 12/27/84 C
3 P P T37
2 P P S76
3 N
1 P P M66
S 2 11/23/84 A I N A47
S 2 U/30/84 C I N M69
S 2 12/28/84 A 1 N M69
H 2 12/29/84 C 1 N
2 6/24/84 B 7 P F L41
2 7/27/P4 C 1 N H05
2 7/29/84 A 10 N
2 11/02/14 B 1 P N M51
H 2 1/10/84 B 1 M N S5I
H 2 2/10/84 8 1 N S51
H 2 4/13/84 0 4
» 2 2/12/34 A 5
H 2 2/20/B4 A 10
H 2 5/31/84 A 22 N L41
H 3 2/01/84 B 1
S 2 2/03/14 A 5
H "
H
S
?
2/04/84
B
1
P
P
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1
2/04/84
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1
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H90
2
11/11/14
C
5
N
2
3/05/84
B
1
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4/20/84
(,
1
P
P
( 56
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8/27/84
H
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9/21/84
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2
P
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10/20/84
(
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10/21/34
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P
P
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11/15/14
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1
N
2
12/20/84
C
1
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H 1 2/24/84 B 1
H 2 7/29/84 A 8
H 3 6/14/84 R 1
H 3 6/15/94 fl I
H 2 9/25/84 8 1
S 2 7/27/84 A 11
H 2 1/16/84 A 1
H 2 5/05/84 A 10
N B46
N 646
N B81
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
SUBJECTS
S
E
C PG
SEE HILLHAVEN ROSE MANOR NURSING HOME
ROSEMARY SOUARE
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL. N.C.. PARKING AREAS
GROUPS SUPPORT TOWN CENTER
COUNCIL PICKS COMPANY FOP. TOWN CENTER PROJECT
CHAPEL HILL PICKS FIRM FOR PROJECT
HOUSING. OFFICE COMPLEX APPROVED BY TOWN COUNCIL
BOARO TO CONSIDER AIO TO TOWN CENTER
COUNCIL OKS MISTY WDOOS APT. ZOMPLEX
COST OF ADVICF MAY INCREASE FOR DOWNTOWN PAOKING PROJECT
COUNCIL TO MULL S40.0o0 REQUEST FOR LEGAL ADVICF
COUNCIL APPROVES CEILING ON PARKING-PROJECT SPENDING
ROSEMARY SQUARE TO CU'IPLEHENT FRANKLIN ST. SHOPS, OEVELOPER SAYS
CHAPEL HILL SHOPS VOW COOPERATION
COUNCIL APPROVES RECOMMENDATIONS ON GROWTH ISSUES
VIDEO TAPE ON PROJECT COMPILE}
ROSE'S OEPT. STORE IROXBOR"!
ROSE'S PLANS ROXBORO STORE
ROSE'S OEPT. STORE 1WELLONS VILLAGE I
WELLONS VILLAGE ROSES TO EMPLOY 85 PEOPLE
GETTING ALL DOLLEO UP
"OSE'S STORE INC. IHENOERSON. N.C.I
SEE ALSO P. H. ROSE STORES
ROSES STORES: 'IN 1980, WE OUI T PRETENDING WE WERE NOT SOMETHING
P.H. ROSE SALE COMPLETED
NEW STORE PLANNED AT PLfZA
4TH DURHAM ROSES GOING UP
ROSE'S TO REOPEN REMUDELED HENDERSON STORE
TENNESSEE FIRM BUYS NEARLY 9% OF DURHAM CORP.
ROSE'S STORES ATTRIBUTE SUCCESS TO CHANGES
FORMER ROSE'S PRESIDENT DIES
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLANS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
ROSE'S STORES INC.. SALES ANO EARNINGS
ROSE'S STORES SALES INCREASE 19 PCT.
ROSE'S EARNINGS INCREASE SHAKPLY
ROSE'S EARNINGS RISE ?3 PERCENT IN FIRST OUARTER
COMPUTER JUNKIES: THE LATEST ADDICTS?
ROSE'S STORES NOTES RECORD SALES. PROFITS
45« OF FIRMS IN POLL ALLOW TIME TO VOTE
SURVEY: BANKS FAVOR REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE MRMS
831 OF FIRMS PLAN PARTIES; 62< TO GIVE BONUSES. GIFTS
ROTARY CLUB OF DURHAM
SEE DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTHWEST DURHAM
ROTARY OFFICERS
FINAL FUN-RAISING PUSH UNOEB WAY FOR NEW DURHAM
•SPAGHETTI FEAST' SET
DEVELOPMENT IN '84 WORTH $231 MILLION
CHAMBER LEAOER PRESSES FOR CENTER ACTION
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, SCHOLARSHIPS
TWO GRANTS FOR STUDY TO BE MATE
ROWAN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
MAN WHO SHOT WAY OUT OF DEPUTY'S CAR GETS 100-YEAR TERM
ROWAN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
ROWAN COLLEGE GETS NATIONAL AJ ARO
R0W80ATS
PAIR BEGINS ROW ACROSS PACIFIC
ROXBOHO. N.C.
ROxBORO BUSINESSMEN GAMBLE ON RESTAURANT IN TRAIN STATION
EMERGENCY DECLARED AS ROXBORO DAM FAILS
BROKEN DAM DRAINS WATER
U.S. 501 WIDENING ORAWS SUPPORT
RCXBORO DENTIST SAVES HOUSE FR UM DECAY
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED TO PER S3N-AL I TY FESTIVAL
COMPANY WILL aUILO °LANT NEAR ROXBORO
FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE AT LUMeER YAOO
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING IN ROXBORO
NEW U.S. 501 SECTION OPEN PART-TIME
ROXdORO, N.C. CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARAOES, N.C.
ROXBORO CHRISTMAS PARAOE SATU'OAY
ROXBORO, N.C, OOwNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ROXBORO OKS REVITALIZATION MONEY
PERSON COUNTY JOINS ROXBORO R- V I T AL 11 AT I ON
ROXBORO UNABLE TO OPEN BIDS ON REVITALIZATION
ROXBORO GETS BIOS ON REVITALIZATION
ROXBORO COUNCIL AWAROS CONTRACT FOR REVITALIZATION
ROXBORO REVITALIZATION WORK STARTS NEXT WEEK
ROXBORO REVITALIZATION
ROXBORO SETS HEARINGS ON GRANT bid
PERSON BOARD HEARS ISSUE OF C'CL TAXES
ROXBORO LOSES BID FOR 1225,001 GRANT
ROXBORO, N.C. HISTORIC DISTRICT
OISTRICT IN ROXBJRO APPROVED
ROXBORO. N.C. INDUSTRIAL OEVELOPMCNT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO RUXBORO, N.C. OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
AREA INDUSTRIES GET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
ROXBORO LOSES BIO FOR 4225,000 GRANT
ROXBORO, N.C. STREETS
ROXBORO SETS HEARINGS ON GRANT BID
ROXBORO, N.C. ZONING
ROXBORO OKS REVITALIZATION MONEY
RUXBORO arca CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BUMPERS TO BE SPEAKER
SEN. BuwPERS TO BE SPEAKER
ECONOMIC COLLAPSE SEEN IF OEFICITS NOT CONTROLLED
CHAMBER NAMES EXECUTIVE
SEN. BUMPERS FINOS HOME OF ANCESTORS HOSPITABLE
ROXBORO CHRISTMAS PARAOE
SEE ROXBORO. N.C. CHRISTMAS PA) AOE
ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL
ROXBORO OKS REVITALIZATION MONEY
ROXBORO DECLARES A WEEK OF MOJRNING
H
3
5/30/84
B
1
N W36
H
3
5/31/84
B
I
N W36
S
2
5/31/84
A
3
N
H
3
5/12/84
B
1
N W36
H
2
6/24/84
A
10
N W36
H
3
6/26/84
3
1
N H90
H
3
3/22/84
B
1
N W36
H
3
9/08/94
B
1
N
H
3
9/11/84
C
1
N W36
H
3
9/25/84
9
1
N H90
S
2
9/25/R4
A
5
N
H
3
11/13/84
B
1
N W36
H
3
11/1T/84
B
I
N
H
1
3/01/84
B
1
N
H
2
1/2T/84
A
I
N
H
2
3/01/84
B
2
P P C56
HE
WERE H
2
1/15/84
0
10
P F
H
1
1/23/84
a
1
N
s
2
2/21/84
c
1
N C60
H
2
2/22/84
A
9
N
H
1
2/24/84
s
1
N
H
2
3/01/34
A
21
N L41
S
2
4/04/84
A
1 2
N
H
2
5/21/84
B
12
0
H
2
7/08/84
0
9
N L41
H
2
3/10/34
A
9
N
H
2
3/14/34
A
9
N
H
2
5/17/84
A
zi
P N L41
H
2
6/10/84
D
10
P N L41
H
2
8/19/84
B
9
N L41
H
2
10/11/84
0
6
N L4I
H
2
12/06/B4
0
8
N L41
H
2
12/09/34
D
13
N L41
H 2 8/D2/84 A 14 P P S76
S 2 9/07/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 10/17/84 C I N
H 2 11/30/84 A 9 N L41
S 2 U/30/84 A I N C60
H 2 1/2B/84 A 1 1
H 2 I2/07/R4 A 20
S 2 4/03/B4 C 3
s
2
5/31/84
A
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H
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1/08/84
C
1 I P
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1 30
H
3/08/»4
A
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H
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3/08/84
H
1 P
P
1 37
H
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4/27/84
H
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7/15/84
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H
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9/07/84
H
1
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H
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11/01/34
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H
2
12/06/34
A
19
N
H
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12/11/34
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p
S76
H
1
12/15/84
L
1
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H I 11/21/84 B 1
1 2/15/84
B
1 N
1 30
1 2/21/84
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1 5/25/34
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H60
1 6/09/84
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1 9/19/84
3
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1 10/02/84
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1 N
1 40
1 12/13/84
B
1 N
1 7/20/84
B
1 N
1 4/03/84 B 1
1 12/13/84 B 1
N 046
H 1 9/19/84 B 1 N
H I 2/15/84 B 1 N L30
N
N
1
1/07/84
B
1
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1/19/84
A
8
1
1/21/84
H
1
1
1/21/84
H
1
2
1/29/84
0
1
1 • 2/15/84 B 1 N L30
1 3/14/84 B 1 N L30
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX b
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N F
P D
PACE 653
1/14/85
ROX=ORU COUNCIL APPROVES BID = OR COFFER OAM AT RESERVOIR
ROXBORO COUNCIL AWAROS CONTRA: T FOR RE V I T AL I Z AT ION
ROXBORO APPROVES MCGEHEE'S MILL PLAN
ROXbORO ORAGWAY
SEE ALSO DRAG RACING
CARROLL SET [M PRO-STOCKS
DRAG RACING SET AT ROXBORO
DRAG RACING SET
SIBLEY SET TO BLAST OFF
ROXBORO LITTLE THEATER
•GUYS ANO OOLLS' STILL FUNNY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
ROXBORO RES
KOXROR
WATER
SANObA
ROXBOR
HUNT T
MATER
ROXBOR
DAM BR
HUNT V
RAIN H
EFFORT
ROXBOR
ROXBOR
ROXPUR
1210,0
WORK U
ROXBOR
ROXBOR
ROXBOR
173°, 8
ROXBOR
1739.8
OFFICI
ROXBOR
ERVOIP
0 DAM COLLAPSF
CRISIS TO END
GGERS
0"S WATER CRIS
0 VIEW DAMAGE
CRISIS EASES
0 TO RESUME NO
EAK ATTRACTS G
ISITS ROXBORO
ELPS WATER SUP
S TO REBUILD 0
J 0A,< BREAK MA
0 ASKS FEDERAL
0 COUNCIL APPR
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NDLR WAY ON CO
0 TO SEEK FUNO
0 RESERVOIR WA
0 UFFICIALS AW
75 OUE FOR ROX
U GETS MONEY F
75 FEDERAL GRA
ALS AWAIT PLAN
0 DAM REPAIRS
IS MAY START EASING TOOAY
TO DAM IN ROXBORO
RMAL WATER USE
ULLS
PROMISES STATE'S HELP
PLY IN ROXBORO
M GET UN3ER WAY
COST It. 2 MILLION
FUNDS FO' OAM REPAIR
OVES BID =0R COFFER UAM AT RESEPVOIR
REPLACE BRIDGE
FFER OAM AT ROXBORO LAKF
S TO REPAI R TOWN'S OAM
ITING FOR RFPAIRS
AIT FEDERAL FUNDS TO REPAIR DAMAGE
BORO DAM REPAIRS BY SEPT. 3n
OR DAM
NT APPROVED TO HELP REPLACE DAM IN ROXBORO
OK FOR R3XB0R0 OAM REPPAIRS
COULD BEGIN NEXT MONTH
R0X60R0 ROAD
CLUB-ROXBORO GAS LEAK PERSISTS
ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
TIME FOR PRACTICE
MEXICAN ON THE MENU
ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL S°ORTS> BASEBALL
ROCKETS CAPTURE 14TH STRAIGHT WIN
SOUTHERN. PERSON IN PLAYOFFS
ROXBORO/
PER
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HIS
PER
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PER
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PERSON HIGH S
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SON ENDS CHAP
SON GETS WIN
SON SOLVES BU
SON. VANCE RO
PPFLL. LESTER
ERS VS. ROCKE
SON DUMPS TIG
KETS UPSET TI
KETS RIP ANDR
SON GIRLS HAN
IS' ROCKETS R
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SON. GRIMSLEY
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SON FIKE TOPS
TO REPLACE 0
SON'S 'TRANSI
CHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
STEPS PERSON 3 ID
RLS CFT WINS
NETS
PERSON BIG SI X LEAO
EL HILL'S BIG 6 STREAK
THEN LOSES DRAW
LLDOGS' STALL
LL. MAKE P[C 5 GIRLS FINAL
SPARK PERSON OVER VANCE
TS FOR TITLE
ERS FOR TITLE
GERS FOR TITLE
EWS. "AKE WEST REGIONALS
DED PLAYOFF DEFEAT
LAST OFF
ON HIS OUES
ROLL INTO CONFRONTATION
Y GPIMSLEY
RLIES IN OT
W5 PUWER PERSON. 59-58
KFUL FOR HELP THIS SEASON
LE TO PERSON'S BID
SOUTHERN TRIO LEAD ALL-STARS
PERSON FOR 4-A CROWN
AVIS AS PERSON BASKETBALL COACH
HON' OUMPS PANTHERS. 72-61
PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SON HIRES JONES
TBALL: IT'S NOT THAT SHE OlESN'T LIKE IT
SELL TOOK DIFFERENT ROAD T3 'BEST OF TIMES'
KETS SIDESTEP JAGUARS. LS-7
WDOWNS SET FOR TRIANGLE, BIX SIX
KETS BLAST VANCE
SELL-NICHOLSON COMBINATION POWERS PERSON BY HILLSIDE. 33-0
SELL LEADS ROCKETS' 35-0 VICTORY
GHTS BLANK DHS; PERSON NEXT
H BALL OR WITHOUT, RUSSELL POSES PROBLEM
PAS CLOSE OUT with REGULAR SEASON
GHTS' KICK ROCKETS FOR BIG SIX TITLE
-HTS STUN ROCKETS IN FINAL SECONDS
MO*AL TO THE STORY
REAM COME TRUE
EETS S. GUILFORD IN 3-A PLAYOFF
SELL BLASTS RUCKETS TO 4- A DIVISION II CROWN
LONG LAST, NEW DAY COMES FIR PERSON'S DAY
ROYAL GROUP, IMC.
ROYAL GROUP MULLING DURHAM HEADQUARTERS
ROYAL INSURANCE
FIRM PLANS TO MOVE OFFICE TO CHARLOTTE
ROYALTIES
UNC SUES SELF, WINS; NCSU PAIR LOSES APPEAL
COURT SAYS PROFESSORS CAN'T GET ROYALTIES
LAWMAKER PRESSES FOR OFFSHORE OIL ROYALTIES FOR STATES
OFFSHORE DRILLING LEGISLATION EXPECTED
OFFSHORE DRILLING-BILL FILIBUSTER APPEARS LIKELY TO SUCCEED
R( J R ft F R
SEE ALSO CUAYULE PUBBER PLANT
NCCU GETS RUBBER PLANT GRANT
NCCU PROFS TO USE S30.000 GRAtT TO STUDY PLANT'S RUBBER POTENTIAL
RUBELLA TESTS
SEE ALSO GERMAN MEASLES
STAMPING OUT RUBELLA
RUDENESS
SEE ALSO MANNERS
RUBES ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
PUFFIN WOODY £ ASSOC.
PG L P BYL
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H 1 7/11/8* B 1
H I 8/15/84 B 1
S ? 4/2n/84 D 2
S 2 6/15/84 D 3
S 2 6/29/84 D 3
S 2 7/13/84 0 3
H 2 3/30/84 0
s
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3/07/84
A
1
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s
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3/08/84
A
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3/08/34
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1
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3/01/84
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3/09/84
A
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3/10/84
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3/10/84
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3/11/84
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3/14/84
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3/16/84
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3/17/84
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s
2
3/24/84
A
1
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H
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4/11/84
c
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H
1
4/18/84
B
1
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H
1
5/0l/°4
B
1
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S
2
5/01/54
A
3
N
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5/26/P4
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7/2 5/84
A
6
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H
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7/26/84
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9/07/84
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9/08/84
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9/20/84
A
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11/22/84
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8/18/84
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8
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0
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s
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C
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C36
H 2 2/22/84 B 1 N L41
H 2 7/27/84 A 9 N
H 2
8/29/84 B
1
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H 1
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1
N
H /
9/t5/B4 A
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N
S /
10/1^/34 C
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N
H 2
10/11/84 C
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N
S 2 9/03/84 C 1 N
H 2 9/08/B4 A 14 N
S 2 5/04/34 A 4
H 2 ■ 9/21/84 A 4 E
N 0 N T M L Y / A N.N U A L I N U E X BY SUBJECTS
1/01/84 - 12/31/84 1/14/05
S I T
►IE ELY
P 0 DATE C PG I P RYL
RDXBORO REVITALIZATION WORK STARTS NEXT W<=EK H 1 8/04/84 C 1 N
RUMORS
THE RUMOR IS MORE EL ECTR I F Y INC THAN THE FACT H 2 11/04/84 B 1 N AS4
RUN IN THE PARK
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, RUN IN THE PARK
RUVATHQN
RUN-A-THON BEGINS s 2 ,/il/8<> . , p p T37
RUNNING
SEE LONC-DI STANCE RUNNING
RUFAL ECONOMIC OEvELOP»ENT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY. N.C.
TINY TOWN REVIVED. RUT... H j 3/25/84 A l4 H
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADM IN I STR AT 13 N
OEBT PARUON WOULD BOOST DEFICIT H 2 6/17/84 0 4 E
RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEVERAL AREA COUNTIES SEEN NEiOING MORE DOCTORS H 1 1/31/04 B 1 N I in
THERE'S NO -OOCTOR GLUT' IN RJRAL AREAS H 2 3/29/84 A 4 1
ROMANCE LEADS COUPLE TO COUNTRY CLINIC H I 6/14/84 C 1 P F I 30
NURSE PRACTITIONERS FILL RURAL GAP H 2 7/15/84 A 11 N
RUSSIA
SEE SOVIET UNION
"USSIAN ORTHOOOX CHURCH
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. RELIGION
RUSSIAN CHRISTIANS JILL VISIT TRIANGLE AREA H 2 5/12/84 A 9 I
RUTGERS UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
PACK PARRIES KNIGHTS' SURGE H 2 12/2R/S4 CI N M71
WOLFPACK MAKES ADJUSTMENTS. WHIPS RUTGERS S 2 12/28/84 0 1 P N Din
OUTHFRFORD COUNTY, N.C.
RESIDFNTS OF RUTHERFORO SAY C3UNTY NOT HOTBEO OF CRIME H 2 1/13/04 A 8 N
RUTHERFORD COUNTY JAIL
INMATE IS KILLED IN JAIL H 2 8/21/84 A <) N
K\N CHARGED IN COUNTY JAIL KILLING HAD -PATHOLOGICAL FEAR'— LAWYER H 2 10/18/84 CM N
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE F0< MURDER H 2 10/25/84 A 9 N
RUTHFRFORO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
HOW A FAMILY ARGUMENT LED TO TRIPLE SLAYING H 2 l/Ofl/84 C 1 N
PFTITION TO UUST SHERIFF DROPPED H 2 1/21/84 I N
RUTHERFORD SHERIFF SUBJECT OF MOVIE $ 2 2/29/84 A 19 N
"UTLEDGE COLLEGE
UNC PROF GETS GRANT FOR STUDY IN ARGENTINA H 2 2/16/84 A 12 N
RUTLEOGF COLLEGE NAMES DEAN'S LIST S 2 4/19/84 C 16 N
RUTLEOGE GRADUATION TODAY H 2 6/23/84 I 12 N
§M{,EFnrFU^AffiAj^S4ID KE" T° SU"ESS S 2 6/23/84 A 3 N C05
RUTLEOGE GRADUATES H 2 6/26/84 A 9 P P K30
RYF TIMES (BOUKI
MEMOIRS OFFER COMPENSATION TO LEGION OF OAVIS ADMIRERS H 2 10/29/84 0 3 P U H45
SAS INSTITUTE
THE 3 TO 6 P.M. DILEMMA H 2 10'14/84 E 1 P F 140
FIVE FIRMS IN TRIANGLE AREA MAKE MAGAZINE'S FASTEST GROWING LIST H | 12/13/84 U 7 N L41
SCA SERVICES INC.
SEE ALSO GSX CHEMICAL SERVICES SROUP
PLANT FOR CHEMICAL WASTE MAY 3E BUILT IN LAURINBURG H 2 4/08/84 C 6 N
WASTES - ? 4/17/84 f 3 N
WASTE PLANT PLAN MAY BE ENDANSEREO H 2 8/27/84 I N
FIRM SAYS IT WILL REMOVE 121 BARRELS OF CHEMICALS AT PROPOSED PLANT SITE H 2 12/11/84 A 10 N
SCI DEVELOPMENT CORP.
CHJPcL HILL FIRM AMONG FIVE T3 GET STATE RESEARCH GRANTS H 2 9/24/84 B 5 N
RESEARCH MONEY: STATE. cEDERAL GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SMALL COMPANIES... H 2 12/09/84 0 16 N L41
HOW ONE CHAPEL HILL COMPANY GD T 2 GRANTS H 2 12/09/84 0 16 N
SCI SYSTEMS INC.
NEW GRAHAM FIRM MAY EMPLOY 300 H 1 10/13/84 B 1 N
SCID
SEE SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SCUBA DIVING IACRONYMI
SEE ALSO DIVING
SEE ALSO Swimming
AVIO SCUbA DIVERS TAKING PLUNSE IN THE TRIANGLE AREA H 2 8/10/84 B 1 P F M5 1
SEHEO, INC.
OEVELDPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJECT S 2 6/05/04 A 1 N K90
INVESTORS SEEK FXPANSION OF E'WIN SOUARE COMPLEX H ? 6/06/84 3 1 N
COUNCIL WILL GET FRWIN SOUARE PLAN S S I/06/B4 C 1 N K90
GOLFY ST. MAY STAY UNPAVED S | 7/20/84 A3 N K90
sehed corp, wins preservation awaro h 2 10/05/84 a 8 n
seheo cjrp.
see sehed. inc.
smart i silver management i revolutionary technology!
ourham company develops computerized yarn-making h 2 10/27/84 a 5 p n
spfct scanners
see scanners (medical eouipmenti
stv iunc-ch cable tv stat10ni
see also cable teievision, n.c.
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. television
unc students to begin tv broadcasting h 2 2/01/84 a 9 n
SAC INC.
RETAILERS REPORT SALES INCREASES OURING FEBRUARY H 2 4/08/84 0 10 P N L*l
SAFE C°ACKING
IWO DURHAM MEN HELD IN BUTNER SAFECRACKING H 2 5/11/84 B 1 N
TWO TEENS. MAN CHARGED IN SAFECRACKING H 2 6/18/84 A 3 N
1350 MISSING FROM SAFE AT P 1 22 A TRANSIT AUTHORITY H 2 7/J5/R4 A 6 N
SAFE CRACKED H 2 9/23/84 B 7 m
CAR PASSING IN THE DARK HAD STRANGE CARGO: A SAFE H 2 10/23/84 CI N M51
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
SEE ALSO BANKS. DURHAM
IOLE FUNDS PUT TO WORK S 2 9/29/84 A 4 E
SAFE PLACES C0R THE "aO'S I BOOK I
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
l/01/8«.
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 615
1/14/85
C PG L P BYL
LORD HELP US TAB HEELS
SAFE ROADS ACT
SEE ORAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE DRUNKEN DRIVING
SAFETY
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY DOARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
MOCK TERRORIST
FEOERAL AGEMCIES 'NOT PUSHEO" ON HEALTH RULES
FIREWORKS USE REQUIRES CAREFUL HANDLING
AUTHORS: CARY AMONG SAFEST TOWNS
LIGHTING UP THE JOGGERS
HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS. BUT REMEMBER. BE CAREFUL
SAFETY BELTS
SFE SEAT BELTS
SAFETY CAPS
SAFETY CAPS MAY BE HAZARDOUS
OUKE DOCTORS: SAFETY CAPS ARE SAFE
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
SEE BANKS. DURHAM
SEE SAFE DEPOSIT MOXES
SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. CITY EMP.OYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SAFETY TEAM
GETTING TRAINING
SAIL ON SKATFS
SEE ALSO ROLLER SKATING
CATCHING A BREEZE
SAILBOATS
SEE ALSO BOATS
8 TRIANGLE STUDENTS CELEBRATE ON BOAT
FLOTILLA TO CRUISE MANTEO'S HARBOR
BOATS WEATHER ROUGH SEAS TO REACH ISLANO
STORM SAGA OOESN'T DAMPEN SAILING YEN
SAILING
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA SAILING CLUB
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S CUP SAILING REGATTA
OUESTION REMAINS: WHAT CLASS FACING FOR GOVERNOR'S CUP?
MULTIHULL SAILING REGATTA SCHEOULEO FOR JORDAN LAKE
SAILING DAYS SLIPPING PAST
SAILING SHIPS
SEE ALSO SHIPS. U.S.
YOUTHS BEGIN WORK AFTER VOYAGE
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
DISABLED REFUGEE SUES FOR COLLEGE FUNDS
ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE
ZIMBABWE LEADER TO SPEAK TODAY AT ST. AUGUSTINE'S
ZIMBABWE LEADER RAPS U.S. STA^OS ON NAMIBIA
ST. AUG'S STOPS EAGLES FOR TOURNEY TITLE
3 N.C. COLLEGES PICKED TO RECEIVE NEW GRANTS
3 N.C. COLLEGES GET NEW GRANTS
ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL HOME FOR HINCKLEY-
INDEFINITELY
ST.
ST.
ST.
FRANCIS UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
PACK CAKEWALK SHORT ON ICING
JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH (GRFENSBO^O. N.C.I
PREPARES SEX WORKSHOP
JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH
MINISTER BARREO FROM CHURCH
JUOGE BANS MINISTER FROM ENTE'ING CHURCH
JOHN'S UNIV. (NEW YORK! SPORTS. BASKETBALL
REDMEN. OWLS FOCUS ON TONIGHT
OWLS (WHO-O?) SEEK EXPOSURE
TEMPLE BUMPS OFF ST. JOHNS
OWLS ROLL INTO PATH OF TAR HECLS
REDMEN TALENTED. DEEP
LOUIE AND JIM MEET IN GARDEN SHOWDOWN
RFDMEN HOUND WOLFPACK, 66-56
MIJLLIN. REDMEN SEND STATE REELING
JOSEPH AME CHURCH
PIERCING THE GLOOM
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES TOUR AR= A
BLACKS CUPIOUS ABOUT VISIT
DURHAM MINISTER ELECTED TO KEY POST IN AME DENOMINATION
KING CELEBRATION SET
JOSEPH'S UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
BLUE DEVILS FACE 'OIFFERENT TYPE TEST' IN ST. JOE'S
OUKE HOSTS 'HUNGRY' ST. JOE'S
SLUE DEVILS PASS ST. JOE'S TEST, TAKE 59-46 WIN
•COCKY' HAWKS GIVE OUKE FIRST TEST
JUDE'S CHILDREN'S RESEARCH HOSPITAL (MEMPHIS, TENIM.I
BIKE RIDER PLANS 800-MILE TRE< TO DELIVER CHECK TO ST. JUOE'
KITTS
LIFE
WEST INOIES
PLEASURES SIMPLE ON ST. KITTS
LOUIS UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DUKE CAGERS LOOK TO GET OFF OM RIGHT TRACK
BILL1KENS WANT TO BE DUKEBUSTERS
DEVILS DEMOLISH ST. LOUIS. 97-64
BLUE DEVILS' TALENT TOO MUCH FOR BILLIKENS
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FINAL TOUCHES
MRS. CLUASE VISITS
ST. MARK AME ZION CHURCH
S 2 9/01/84 A
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7/04/84
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7/23/84
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H
3
9/07/64
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N
S
2
12/20/84
C 8 N
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
2/26/84 E 6 N D80
4/26/84 A 1 N C05
8/24/84
9/17/84
1 P P T37
2 P P E7D
H 2 5/0B/84 A 1 P P T37
7/04/B4 A
7/14/84 A
7/15/B4 B
10/12/B4 A
2 6/15/P4 C 4
2 9/02/84 B 13
2 10/23/P4 C 1 P
H 2 12/09/84 B 12
H 2 8/05/B4 A 4
H 2 10/04/84 CI? N
H 2 10/05/84 A 10 N
S 2 12/03/84 0 6 N
S 2 12/13/84 A 1 N
H 2 12/14/84 C 11 N
H 2 10/22/84 A 1 N 046
H 2 12/20/64 0 1 P N M71
? 2 2/18/64 A 6 P P C56
S 2 9/12/84 C 1
H 2 9/13/84 C 8
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N
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2 7/28/84
S 2 12/28/84 C
12/01/84
12/01/84
12/02/84
12/03/84
N M71
N F25
N "71
U 018
5/07/84 B 1 P N M51
H 2 12/23/64 B 1
11/26/84 3
11/26/64 B
11/27/84 D
11/27/84 B
10/12/84
12/19/64
N M71
N F25
N M7I
N F25
P M66
P C56
^LX6T0^
MONTHLY/A
N N U
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
-_ 636
1/14/35
CHURCH SUES CITY OVER FLOOD DAMAGE
RULING ALLOWS HAYTI PROJECT TO PROCEED
CHURCH LOSES BATTLE w I TH OEVELUPERS OF SHOPPING CENTER
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
HOMECOMING SERVICES SET
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
WATSON TO HEAD PHYSICS GROUP
ST. MARY'S COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
ST. MARY'S ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
CONGRATULATIONS ST. MARY'S SAINTS
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL RELEASES HONOR ROLL
ST. MARY'S ANNOUCNES HONOR ROLL
DIPLOMAS PRESENTEO
LOOKING BACK
ST. MARY'S ATHLETES GET SPORTS AWARDS
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
SEE ALSO IRELAND
A SALUTE TO ST. PATRICK
THE IRISH VOICES THAT SANG SO SWEET...
ST. PAULS. N.C.
ST. PAULS gUIET AFTER VIOLENCE BETWEEN TEENS PROMPTS CURFEW
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
NEW VINEYARDS: CHURCH PROGRAM BRINGS UNEMPLOYED WORKERS FROM PENN.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (DURHAM, N.C.I
CHURCH TO VOTE ON PASTOR
ST. PAUL'S TO GET NEW PASTOR SEPT. 1
MARTIN TO ASSUME PASTORATE
BISHOP WILL INSTALL PASTOR AT ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
PASTOR OF LUTHERAN CHURCH TO BE INSTALLEO TOMORROW
ST. PETERSBURG TIMES 1NEWSPAPERI
BACKLASH SEEN AGAINST PRESS
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
REAOY FOR MAY FAIR
DEDICATION SET SUNOAY
GETTING READY
NOW CAROLINA BALLROOM ACCESSI3LE TO EVERYONF
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
HOMELESS, HUNGRY FIND HELP AT DURHAM'S SOUP KITCHENS
THE FACE OF HUNGER IN DURHAM IN OLD, YOUNG, MALE, FEMALE...
HELPING OTHERS HELPS HER TO 'SEE' BETTER
CHURCH EEARS MARKS OF FIVE-YEAR MINISTRY
SOUP KITCHEN TO DONATE MEALS
SOUP KITCHEN EXPECTS ABOUT ? 50 FOR DINNER
ROLLINS MISSES 5TH THANKSGIVING WITH FAMILY TO BE AT SOUP KITCHEN
THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN DEPENDS ON GENEROSITY
A UNITED MINISTRY
STUDENTS FAST TO FEED HUNGRY
REMEMBER SOUP KITCHEN IN YULE GIVING
A GIFT TO HONOR CHRIST
HELP OURHAH'S HUNGRY
ST. STEPHEN'S CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
M02ART CONCERT FEATURES IMPRESSIVE PERFORMERS
ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BACH FESTIVAL SET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MAY FAIR WILL FEATURE CRAFTS SALE, LUNCHEON
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ST. THERESA NEIGHBORHOOD (DURHAM, N.C.I
OOPS! CITY IMPROVES WRONG HOUSE
CITY OION'T FIX WRONG HOUSE
GRANT TO HELP LOWER-INCOME RESIDENTS
51 ,
THOMAS MORE SCHOOL
SCHOOL ANNOUNCES SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
SALAAM CULTURAL CENTER
SEE SALLAM CULTURAL CENTER
SALARIES, DURHAM
SKILLED WORKERS' HOURLY SALARIES UP 9* IN TRIANGLE
FLETCHER TOP PAID OFFICIAL
UNC OEAN EARNS MORE THAN BOSS OF SYSTEM
SALARIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C SALARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY SALARIES
SEE ALSO WAGES, N.C.
NUCOR STEEL TIES SALARIES TO COMPANY PERFORMANCE
N.C. OFFICIALS OOUBT REPORT ON OFFICE PAY
CHARLOTTE, WINSTON-SALEM TOP ATLANTA IN STUDY OF OFFICE PAY
SALARIES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ATHLETES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO PERSONAL INCOME, U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
FREE MARKET MAKING WOMEN'S PAY FAIRER
SALE KNITTING CO.
FIRM TO CLOSE PLANT IN VILLAGE
OF ALAMANCE
SALEM COLLEGE
HANES BOOK COLLECTION GIVEN TO SALEM COLLEGE
SALEM REDBIRDS (VIRGINIA!
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
DURHAM POUNDS SALFM
TIMELY HITTING, PITCHING CARRY BULLS TO 5-1 WIN
TIJMPANE HOMER IGNITES BULLS' c USE
RFDB1R0S BEAT BULLS ON HOMERS
RUNOOWN
THREE-RUN EIGHTH KEYS DURHAM'S 7-6 VICTORY OVER SALEM
BULLS' PATIENCE PAYS OFF
ROSARIO RIPS REDBIRDS
ROSARIO POWERS BULLS' WIN
TUHPANE, ROSARIO POWER BULLS' WIN
BULLS BOW TO SALEM
BULLS LOSE, STILL IN FIRST
SALEM, LEACH STYMIE PUNCHLESS BULLS, 5-2
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P XVL
H 2 10/02/84 B 1 N S82
S 2 10/18/94 CI N A47
H 2 10/19/84 B 1 N 582
H 2 10/13/8", A 12 N
H 2 1/12/94 A B N
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2/26/84 C
4/11/84 C
4/27/84 C
5/11/84 A
5/11/84 C
6/0B/84 B
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H 2 11/24/84 A 11
H 2
7/07/84
A
9
N
H 2
8/04/84
A
7
N
S 2
9/01/84
A
6
N
H 2
9/08/84
A
B
P
N
S 2
9/08/84
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16
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H 2
2/11/84
A
3
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L30
S 2
4/24/84
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5/26/84
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10/31/84
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DAVIS' HOME RUN GIVES REOBI'DS WIN OVER BULLS
SALEM BC1LTS TO 12-1 ROUT OVER OURHAM
SALEM POURS IT ON IN ROUT UF DURHAM
BULLS RETURN TO PLAY, SPLIT PMR WITH SALEM
BULLS' ERRORS HELP SALEM'S 3-1 VICTORY
HODGE'S RBI SPARKS BULLS OVER REOPIRDS
BULLS' TRIO BLANKS SALEM ON 8-HITTER
BULLS BLANK RED8IPDS
SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF OURHAM
DURHAM SALESMEN TO GET AWARDS TONIGHT
RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIPS
INSTALLS MEMOERS
SALES ANO USE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
CITY MAY SEEK SALES TAX HIKE FOP CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
SALES TAX HIKE KEY ELEMENT IN CITY'S PUNS
CITY PROPOSAL PROVIOES INCENTIVE TO LOOK AHEAO
RECORO SALES BOOST CITY, COUNTY REVENUES
PANEL STUDIES CAPITAL NEEDS
BOARU CANOIOATES: SALES TAX HIKE NOT NEEDEO
CANDIDATES CAUTIOUS ON TAX
RESTAURANT CORRECTS TAX OVERCHARGE
COUNTY HAY USE SALES TAX REVENUES FOR CENTER
MOST COUNTY BOARD CANDIDATES FAVOR HOLOING LINE ON TAXES
CORRECTIONS ANO CLARIFICATIONS
SALES AND USE TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
B7 COUNTIES CHARGING
MECKLENBURG OK S TAX
GARDEN SEEOS TAX EXE
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO
AUTO TAX CHANGE NEED
ROYALL PROMOTES SUCC
SUPPORTERS SAY AMEND
TAX BREAKS OK'O
HOUSE 0ELAY5 VOTE ON
INTERSTATE BANKING 9
SOME SUPPORT SEEN IN
GRAHAM VOTES AGAINST
MOVE AGAINST 1/2* SA
ALAMANCE CAN'T VOTE
TAX COLLECTIONS RISE
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SALES TAX5S ADVANCES IN HOUSE
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INTANGIBLES TAX
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ALAMANCE FOR EXTRA ONE-HALF PCT. SALES TAX
ADDING 1/2* SALES TAX
LES TAX DIES BEFORE BURLINGTON COUNCIL
ON SALES TAX NOV. 6
21.6* AS STATE'S ECONOMY SOARS
TIN'S SALES TAX EXEMPTION PLAN
FOOO
ARCS FAVOR HALF-CENT SALES TAX
ECIOE 16 MILLION TCA BOND ISSUE
PEAL OF FOOO, ORUG TAXES HIGH ON HIS AGENOA
X CUTS
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CENT SALFS TAX HIKE
ARE OF SALES TAX INCREASE
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HIKE
S FOR HALF CENT SALES TAX HIKE
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ED MAJORITY OF SALES TAX MONEY
SALES AND USF TAXES. ORANGE C
SCHOOLS' STUOY CROUP DRO
SCHOOL TAXES ABANOONED
ORANGE BOARD MULLS SALES
TASK FORCE SEEKS BONO RE
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PUBLIC HEARING IS SET ON
HEARING SET ON TAX INCRE
TOWN COUNCIL OKS HALF-CE
CARR80R0 OKS APARTMENTS
CARRBORO BOARD ADVOCATES
SCHOOL BOARD FAVORS 1/2
CHAMBER OKS 1/2-CENT HIK
CHAMBFR BOARD BACKS HALF
WATER AUTHORITY WANTS SH
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIOE
OFFICIALS BACK SALES TAX
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD VOTE
ORANGE SALES TAX RISES
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BOARD: COUNTY SCHOOLS NE
SALES TAX ON FOOO
SEE FOOO TAX
SALISBURY, N.C.
MAN FACES HEARING ON AMPUTATION OF TOES
JUDGE DOESN'T FORCE MAN BACK r J HOSPITAL
HE'LL RISK DYING TO AVOID SCALPEL
SALISBURY AND SPENCER CONSIDERING TROLLEY LINE
SALISBURY SETS TOURS OF HISTORIC HOUSES
5 UPHOLSTERY FIRMS IN SALISBURY MERGE INTO ONE COMPANY
SALLAM CULTURAL CENTER
SALLAM OFFERS FOOO BLUES ANO JAZZ TOO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
RFGGAE Music TO BE PERFORMED
CENTER PREAK-IN REPORTEO
SALT (SEASONING; SOOIUM CHLORIOEI
SEE ALSO SOOIUM
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
SALTWATER FISHING
SEE ALSO FISHING
LICFNSE FOR THE SFA A MATTER OF MONEY
SALTWATER LICENSE LOOMS IN MARYLAND; VIRGINIA'S ON HOLD
STRONG BLUtFISH RUN IN 1993 P= RK S UP N.C. SALTWATER FISHING
WAR" DAYS HEATING UP SALTWATER FISHING
HUNTER SAFETY, ETICUETTE TOPICS FOR YOUTH OUTING
SALTWATER FISHING PROSPECTUS SHAPING UP AS JUNE OEVELOPS
HEAT WAVE PUTTING DAMPER ON FISHING
SALUDA, N.C.
AUT BREAKUP FOCUSES ATTENTION ON SMALL N.C. PHONE COMPANY
SMALL TELEPHONE COMPANY IS GETTING LOT OF PUBLICITY
SALVATION ARMY, OURHAM
GIFTS AID LESS FORTUNATE
SALVATION ARMY SAYS THANKS FOR HELP
SALVATION ARMY CENTER RENOVATION IS PLANNED
RINGING AWARDS
STORM VICTIMS STILL NEEO AID
ARMY PROVIDES LODGING
SALVATION ARMY SEEKING «75,00">
TRANSIENTS NOW HAVE BETTER PLACE TO STAY
PRETTY DAY BRINGS BACK MISS ROSA
SALVATION ARMY KETTLE DRIVE SET
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PAGE 638
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KETTLE CRIVE TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
KETTLES OF KINONESS
STARTING FUND DRIVE
FIRM HATCHING OONATIONS FOR FJEL
HEATING AID PROGRAM SET
STUOENTS FAST TO FEEO HUNGRY
WORLD HUNGER TO BE OBSERVED
SALVATION ARMY TO OBSERVE HUNGER DAY
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE LAGS
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
SALVATION ARMY, DURHAM* THRIFT SHO?
FROM ANTIOUES TO WATER PURIFIER
SALVATION ARMYt N.C
SALVATION ARMY AID TO POOR TRIPLES
SALVATION ARMY, U.S.
THEIR BELLS WERE SILENT
SALVATION ARMY THRIFT SHOP
SEE SALVATION ARMY, DURHAM, THRIFT SHOP
SAMPSON COUNTY, N.f.
SAMPSON COUNTY FARMERS UPSET ABOUT AIR FORCE'S FLIGHT PLANS
SAMUEL H. SCRIPPS AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL AWARD
HANYA HOLM TO GET DANCE FESTIVAL AWARD
CHOREOGRAPHER TO GET 425,000 OANCE PRIZE
AWARDS. INDIAN DANCE BEGIN
CHOREOGRAPHFR: MANY DANCERS LACK VALUES
DANCE FESTIVAL HONORS ONE OF ITS FOUNDERS
HOLM GETS DANCE HONOR
SAN ANTONIO SPURS
SPURS" GENE BANKS NOT RULING OUT TRAOE
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
TAX SURPLUS OUT OF HAND
PIEDMONT ANNOUNCES SAN FRANCISCO FLIGHTS
A FINE IDEA
SA«
FRANCISCO GIANTS
GIANTS WEAR A UNIFORM YOU CAN LOOK AT
SAN YSIDRO, CAL.
BUILD A MEMORIAL
DON'T BLAME BROKEN HOME
NO TIME FOR LAWSUITS
SANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
KNIGHTS NIP SANDERSON ON SAFETY
SANDWICHES
TRIAL FEATURES FISH SANDWICH
SANFORO. N.C.
AMMONIA IS RELEASED
SANFORO, N.C, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO SANFORO. N.C INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SANFORO FIRM TO GET LOAN
SANFORO. N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO SANFORD, N.C. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SANFORO GETTING NEW PLANT
...GOING: SINGER PLANT LEAVINS SANFORD
SANFORD POLICE DEPT.
KLAN TO OELIVFR 'ULTIMATUM' IV SANFORO
KLANSMEN DEMONSTRATE
SANFORD/LEE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
ELECTION '84: LEE COMMISSIONERS IN PRIMARY
VETERAN LEE COMMISSIONER OEFEATEO
SANFORO/LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
KLAN TO DELIVER 'ULTIMATUM' IN SANFORO
KLAN CALLS OFF SCHOOL PATROL
SANITARY REGULATIONS
MIGRANT HOUSING RULES CHANGED
MIGRANT RULES ARE OPPOSED
SANITATION RATINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH D=PT., SANITATION DIVISION
SFE ALSO RESTAURANTS. DURHAM
OURHAM HEALTH DEPARTMENT LISTS SANITATION RATINGS
DURHAM LISTS 2ND QUARTER SANITATION RATINGS
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES SANITATION RATINGS
DARRYL'S RESTAURANT SANITATION RATING GOES BACK UP TO 'A'
SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
UNC EXPERTS SAY SANTA IS FINE FOR CHILDREN
PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY BELIEF IN SANTA CLAUS HEALTHY FOR CHILDPEN
SANTA SCULPTURE
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
HE FOUND THE TIME
SANTA WILL VISIT OOWNTOWN
HUMBUG TO A PREACHER
LAST-MINUTE WISH
BUSY OURHAM 'SANTA* LOVES HIS ROLc SO MUCH IT HURTS
DALLAS SANTA HAS SPIRIT
LIFTING SPIRITS
•YOUR PILOT TODAY IS. ..SANTA :LAUS'
SANTA GOES HO"E
AIRPLANE PASSENGERS GOT TO RPE WITH SANTA CLAUS
TALES FROM AN EX-SANTA
SAMTEK INC.
GREENSBORO firm FINED IN SILE* CITY FISH KILL
SAPA BARKER CENTER
HANDICAPPED AIR
GIFT FOR CENTERS
PRESENT GIFT
GOING TO THE FAIR
GHUSTLY TREATS
MICROWAVE OONATEO
SARA BARKER CIRCLE (OF KING'S DAUGHTER'S HOME I
SEE ALSO KINGS' DAUGHTERS HOME
OFFICERS INSTALLED
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CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLIIY
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SUNRISE SERVICES A TRAOITION AT DUKE
RELAXED REAOING
SURE-FIRE ATTRACTION
GARDENS KILL GET NEW TREES
DUKE GAROENS EXPANSION BEGINS
DUKE GARDENS GETTING 25-ACRE ASIAN ARBORETUM
SARAH P. DUKE GARDESN. ASIATIC ARBORETUM
OUKE GAPDENS GETTING 25-ACRE 1SIAN ARBORETUM
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MOST LARGER N.C. BANKS PAYING MORE ON SAVINGS
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. 1SEE ALSO "IAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO CREOIT UNIONS
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SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MUTUAL SAVINGS ANO LOAV ASSOCIATION
SEL'S HANT AUTHORITY TO EXPAN1
SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. N.C.
SAVINGS AND LOAN BEING ORGANUEO
CHAPEL HILL MORTGAGE FIRM FORMS
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SOME LENDERS FRET ABOUT STUDENT LOAN CHANGE
LOWER INTEREST RATES SEEN HEL'ING SAVINGS ANO LOANS
THE SAVOY (RESTAURANT)
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SCANNERS (MEDICAL EOUIPMENTI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EOUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO X-RAY
PEERING INTO BODY TO BE DISCUSSEO
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SCHOLARS
SEE ALSO INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION OF THE N.C. TRIANGLE (ISA/NCTI
SHARING IOEAS IN THE COMPANY 3 F SCHOLARS
SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
SEE ALSO ANGIER B. OUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS
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SCE ALSO FELLOWSHIPS
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SEE ALSO NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUOENTS
SFE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
SEE ALSO ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO THOMAS EDISON-MAX MCGRA H NATIONAL SCIENCE AHARDS
SEE ALSO THOMAS J. HATSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. "OARO OF GOVERNORS SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AID
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2 MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
TWO GRANTS FOR STUDY To BE MADE
PIEDMONT TECH SCHOLARSHIPS NOa AVAILABLE
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT TCA
SCHOLARSHIP AWAROFD
S'ITh GETS SCHOLARSHIP
PUSScP GETS SCHOLARSHIP
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SI, OOO PRESENTED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
FORMER U.S. TREASURER URGES STUDENTS TO UTILIZE FREEDOMS
19 TO GCT MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
FRATERNITY RAISING MONEY FOR = UNO
OUKF POWER TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED Two OUKE STUDENTS
RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENT AWAROEO SCHOLARSHIP
6 GET SCHOLARSHIPS
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
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CLUB HtLPS STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIP FUNO SET FOR CHILDREN'S CAMPS
NOT THIS YEAR
FIVE RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN 1ENTISTRY
GENEROUS GROUPS A CREOIT
MAY WINS SCHOLARSHIP
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GARDEN CLUB'S P'QFITS HELP SE10 STUDENT TO SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIP PLANNED IN MEMORY OF DOG
WAKE FOREST SEEKS TO SPUR ENROLLMENT
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TIT'JDE TESTS
OLLEGE BOARD
URHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
URHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
CHODLS. N.C.. COMPETENCY TESTS
CHOOLS. N.C.. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
CATION STILL RANKS LO^i BUT IMPROVING
TU BE OFFERED
CORES EXPECTED FOR FR? shm'n at CENTRAL
SPONSOR SESSION ON SAT SUCCESS
SOUNDS IN FAMILY
NS WORKSHOPS FOR TEEN"
RUITING MORE TOP STUDENTS
RUITS IMPROVED
ES OFFER HOPE
N ON SLIGHT RISE
KS STATE'S SCHOOLS LOJ
ENIORS SCORE LOWER ON SAT
CHOOLS' CLASS OF '8<> HAS LOWER SAT SCORES
DENTS 00 BETTER ON SAT
RES GIVEN FDR CITY SENIORS
HOOL STATS DON'T SHOW GAINS
FESSD°: MARTIN WILL FACE EDUCATION CRISIS
S BELL'S REPORT SHOWS NEED TO HIKE EDUCATION FuNOING
SCHOOL 3US DRIVERS
SEE ALS"1 CURHAM. N.C.. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. BUSING
dUS DRIVERS' PAY SAID ISSUE
BUS DRIVER HIT; WOMAN CHARGED
MOTHER must PAY COSTS IN ATTACK ON BU S DRIVER
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CHARGED WITH DWI
BUS DRIVER CHARGED wl"TH ORUNKEN DRIVING
TEEN FACES Owl CHARGE
BUS ORIVER PRAISED FOLLOWING ACCIDENTS
TOP ORIVER
SCHOOL PUS DRIVER CHARGED IN WRECK
BLANCHE MORGAN NAMED BUS DRIVER OF THE YEAR
BUS ORIVERS NEEDED
BUS DRIVERS NEEDED
4-VEAR-OLO BOY IS STRUCK BY WAKE SCHOOL BUS
SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO CURha:a CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
TAKING SAFETY FOR &RANTEO
BUS SAFETY MORE THAN BELTS
DURHAM ACADEMY BUSES GET NEW LOOK
SCHOOLS WILL OFFER BUS-SAFETY PROGRAMS
SOME COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ROUTES AND NUMBERS CHANGEO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ROUTE CHANGES LISTEO
MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS ROUTE CHANG= S LISTED
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SCHOLASTIC AP
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school phobias
see also children, emotionally disturbed
see also phobias
see also schools, u.s.
PARENTS RECEIVE TIPS ON 8ACK-T 0-SCHOOL STRESS
SCHOOL PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE AWAR1S
SEE ALSO AwAROS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS GF T AWA< 0 FOR E»CCLLENCE
SCHOOL PROGRAMS GFT AWAROS IN DURHAM COUNTY. BURLINGTON
MECCA GOALS UNIVERSAL
SCHOOL TESTS
SFE N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SCHOOLS, OURHAM CITY
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, UURHAM COUNTY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO AOOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
SEE ALSO KINDERGARTENS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
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SEE ALSO N.C. AL
SEE ALSO N.C. AS
SFE ALSO N.C. ME
SEt ALSO N.C. SC
SEE ALSO PRIVATE
SEE ALSO PUEL1C
SFE ALSO TEACHER
NCAE SAYS MOST
WALDORF SCHOOL
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BELL NAMES TOP
FOUR TAP HEEL
KLAN LITESATUR
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MORIAL HOSPITAL, HOSPITAL SCHOOL
HOOL DOAROS ASS1CIATION
SCHOOLS
EDUCATION POLICY COUNCIL
S. *!.C.
TAR HECLS ARE SATISFIED WITH SCHOOLS
IS COMING TO A^EA
PRODUCE MANY M1REHEAO SCHOLARS
HIGH SCHOOL FI1ALISTS
SCHOOLS ARE FINALISTS IN SEARCH FOR TOP PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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AIR WASTE SITE CONCERNS
SCHOOLS, N.C, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
DURHAM STUDENTS SCORE LOW ON TEST
EFFECTIVE WRITING RECUIRES EFFORT
ACHIEVEMENT SCORES STAY ABUUT SAME
GOV. HUNT IS BUYING VOTES W I T-l TAX MONEY
STUDENTS' TEST SCORES TOP NATIONAL ANO STATF AVERAGES
REPORT SAYS SOME TEST SCOPES JP
TEACHER SURVEY FIRST STEP IN IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PLAN'S GUAL IS TO HELP LOW-INCOME PUPILS ACHIFVE
DUKE PROFESSOR: MARTIN WILL FACE EOUCATION CRISIS
SCHOOLS, N.C.
SFE ALSO N
SEE ALSO S
STATE AD
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OURHAM F
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WR I TING
STUOENTS
GOV. HUN
GOVERNOR
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MOST OUR
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M1RF N.C
REPORT S
, ANNUAL TESTING PROG' AM
.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
TANDAPDIZEO TESTS
DING WRITING EXAM IN "RAOES 6,9
COTIA COLLEGE GETS YEAR TO IMPROVE PROGRAM
TESTS: OURHAM COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OUESTIONS NEED
IRM TO GRAOE TESTS
TEST MAKES SENSE
SKILLS HELD LACKING
MAY LACK BASIC WRITIMG SKILLS
T PRAISES NEW WRITING TESTS
PRAISES WRITING TESTS
CTION TYPICAL
ST WON'T IMPROVE WRITING SKILLS
TESTS ARE NEEDED
ES SEEN ON WRITING TEST
HAM 9TH-GRADERS SCORE} LOW ON WRITING TEST
TEST RESULTS NOT CAUSi FOR ALARM
S REPORT TO SHOW IMPR3VFD TEST SCORES
. STUDENTS SCORE HICH ON ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
AYS SOME TEST SCORES JP
SCHOOLS, N.C ATTENDANCE
SFE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
PARENTS WAIT FOR DIVINE GUIOAMCE IN SCHOOL FIGHT
CHANGES SEEN NEEOED IN STATE'S TRUANCY LAWS
SCHOOLS, N.C BOARDS OF EOUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL BOAROS ASS3CIATION
DISTRICT 5 SCHOOL BOAROS FAVO* HALF-CENT SALES TAX
SCHOOLS, N.C BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C LUNCH PIOGRAM
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ARE URGED TJ EXPAND BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SCHOOLS, N.C BUDGET
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C COSTS
PARKING TICKET FINES IN ESCROW
•"BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL
-1500 MILLION HELD NEEDED FOR S
-CANDIDATES SAY SCHOOLS NEED Ml
SCHOOL PANELISTS LAUD LUMP-SUM
HAMMONDS: LOOSEN SPENDING RULE
PANEL ASKS »2R MILLION FOR SC-t
POLL: HIGHER TAXES OKAY FOR SI
PAY RAISE COULD AFFECT OTHER S
115.8 MILLION TO BE URGED FOR
•PHILLIPS BLASTS GREEN
"PANEL URGES TEACHER PA* RAISE
-LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TIME T3
MOMENT OF TRUTH NEARS ON SPEND
-STATE CAN AFFORD MORE FOR SCH3
4500 MILLION SURPLUS SEEN FOR
-HUNT PROPOSES 151 PAY HIKE FOR
UNRESOLVED SCHOOL ISSUES FACE
UNRESOLVED SCHOOL ISSUES FACE
ASSEMBLY HAS MILLIONS TO SPENT
HUNT REOUESTS 15 PCT. BOOST 11
-LEGISLATORS SUPPORT HUNT'S PLA
-PANFL APPROVES STATE PAY RAIS"
PUBLIC MONEY MISSPENT
STATE'S APPROPRIATION TO SAVE
MS. FONVIELLE: SPENDING ON PUI
YEAGER: FUNDS AID PUPILS
SCHOOLS TRY MORE FLEXIBLE FUND
STATE BOA»0 APPROVES AOMlNISn
SCHOOL PLAN WOULD COST S400 MI
SCHOOL PAY SYSTEM TO BE CHANGS
GROUP EYES STATE-PAID PROGRAMS
STATE EOUCATION PLAN: WILL M0<
TEACHER CAREER PLAN SENT BACK
N.C. COUNCIL BACKS SCHOOL FUN"!
X.C. EDUCATION REFORM PLAN AOV
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TOURISM GROUP HANTS SCHOOL START DELAYED
N.C SCHOOL OPENING AFTFR LABOR DAY U°GFD AS BOOST FOR TOURISM
OELAYEU SCHOOL MAY SHORTEN CHILDREN'S VACATION PERIODS
ALTERING SCHOOL YCAR HAS FARMING PRECEDENT
STAGGEREO VACATIONS PROPOSED FOR SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS, N.C. CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
CONSIDERING THE PARENTS
GROUP SAYS MANY TEACHERS IN N.C.
FORUM RAISES CENSORSHIP ISSUE IN
■SELF-CENSOR'
CLASSROOMS
TO AVOID CONTROVERSY
SCHOOLS. N.C. CLASS SIZE
N.C. EOUCATIUN STILL RANKS LOrf, OUT IMPROVING
PHILLIPS CONFIDENT STATE HILL RAISE TEACHERS" PAY
SUPERINTENDENTS' PRIORITIES: TEACHER PAY, SMALL CLASSES
SCHOOL PLAN HOULD COST «400 MILLION
HUNT HARNS AGAINST HURTING PROGRAMS THROUGH TAX CUTS
DATE
U/10/84
11/14/84
11/15/84
11/16/84
12/29/84
2/24/84
9/08/84
9/11/84
1/06/84
4/07/B4
6/01/64
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12/06/84
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SCHOOLS, N.C
SEE -
SEE
SEE
SEE
COMPETENCY TESTS
, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
ALSO N.C. ANNUAL TESTING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUOE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. FAILURE TO PASS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, GRAOUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
SPANGLER SAYS N.C. SCHOOLS AR= NOT DOING THEIR JOBS
COMPETENCY TEST NO GUIDE TO COLLEGE ABILITY — OFFICIALS
STATE HRITING TESTS HASTE OF TAX MONEY
HRITING TEST MAKES SENSE
EDUCATION REPORT MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS F0~
EOUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS HAVE MERIT
STUDENTS SCORE HIGH
R- HUNT
E
S
schools, n.c, computers
see also computers
panel asks s2r million for sc-iool computers
classroom computer use increase continues
microcomputer courses planneu
educators told they must adapt
computers and eoucation: experts disagree on how much emphasis needed.,
train teachers for computers. tho experts say
executive urges schools to use more computers
schools, n.c. corporal punishment
see also child abuse, n.c
see also corporal punishment
see also du»ham city schools, corporal punishment
see also schools, n.c. discipline
teacher charged uith assault
educator sentenced in paddling case
EnuCATUPS BACK PADDLING
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT NO 'RELIG'OUS RIGHT'
EX-STUDENT TELLS ABOUT PAOOLIVG IN nuNN SCHOOL
SPANKING BANNED AT DAY-CARE CENTERS
SCHOOLS, N.C, COSTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. BUDGET
N.C EOUCATION FUNDING RISES TO 33RD IN NATION
N.C. RANKS 33RO IN SPENDING P? R SCHOOL STUOENT
IS STATE PADDING SPENDING FIGJRES?
MS. FONVIELLE: SPENOING ON PUILS VARIES HIOELY AMONG N.C. SCHOOLS
HUNT: DEFICIT REQUIRES LARGER BUSINESS ROLE IN EDUCATION
SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO FOLK ARTS IN N.C SCHOOLS
CHANGFS SUGGESTFD TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS
PROGRAM LINKS BUSINESS. INDUSTRY, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROBESON GETS BUSINESS AID FOR SCHOOLS
STUDENTS ENJOY SATURDAY CLASS'S
EXCESSIVE STRUCTURE SEEN
COMPUTERS ANO EDUCATION: EXPERTS DISAGREE ON HOH MUCH EMPHASIS NEEDED..
MONEY ALONE HON'T STRENGTHEN tURRICULA
HRITING TEACHERS NEED AID
HOUSE VOTES 9*-0 FOR EDUCATION REFORM PACKAGE
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDED
N.C. PLAN FOR EdUAL LEARNING o PPORTUN I I IE S OUTLINED
EDUCATORS ARE PLEASED HITH CURRICULUM PLAN
STATE BOARD APPROVES BASIC EDJCAIION PLAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY GETS CURRICULUM PLAN
EDUCATORS: ATTEMPTS AT CURRICJLUM CONTROL ON RISE
SCHOOL PLAN HOULD COST 5691 MILLION
STATE EOUCATION PLAN: HILL MO! E MONEY HELP?
N.C. EDUCATION REFURM PLAN ADVANCES
PROPOSED CHANGES AFFECT MORE THAN SCHOOL OPERATION
VOCATIONAL EOUCATION LEADERSHIP BY STATE BOARD IS CRIT
COST, FLEXIBILITY ISSUES MAY 7 OG COHN EDUCATION PLAN
GREEN SAYS HUNT OFF TARGET ON DROPOUTS
ICIZED
SCHOOLS,
N.C. DESEGREGATION
OESEGREGATIUN GETS MIXEO REVIEH
SCHOOLS, N.C, DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CORPO'AL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., DISCIPLINE
N.C. SCHOOLS DEBATE DISCIPLINC LESSON
SOME EDUCATORS DISAGREE ON AMOUNT OF DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS IN N.C. SCHOOLS
TEACHER CHARGED HITH ASSAULT
SCHOOLS, N.C, OISTRICTS
BOARD OKS INCREASED MEAL PRICES
SCHOOLS. N.C, DRIVERS EDUCATION
OPIVER EDUCATION CLASSES OFFERED
SCHOOLS, N.C. DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOnLS. D'OPOUTS
GREEN TO TOUR SCHOOLS
GREEN POAISFS PILOT PROGRAM AIMED AT CURBING DROPOUT RATE
GREEN SAYS HUNT OFF TARGET ON DROPOUTS
GREEN SAYS HUNT BUDGET OFF TARGET ON PROGRAM TO REDUCE OROPOUTS
SCHOOLS, N.C, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ORUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO HAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
PRUGRAM URGFO TO COMBAT DRUGS. ALCOHOL IN SCHOOLS
FORSYTH SCHOOLS: PARKING DEPENDS ON CAR SEARCHES
LEGISLATURE ASKED TO ALLOH INTERSTATE SCL ACQUISITION
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS SET SMOKING PANS
SCHOOLS, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SCHOOL PAY SYSTEM TO BE CHANGEO
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SCHOOL PAYMENT SYSTEM RAPPEO
SCHOOLS! N.C.. FMLUP6 TO PASS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLSf N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. GRADUATION REQU IREMFNTS
N.C. PLAN FOR EQUAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES OUTLINED
SCHOOLS. N.C. FIRFS
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF SCHOOL
FIRE DAMAGES P.UNN SCHOOL
CLARKTON SCHOOL BUILOING BURNS
SCHOOLS. N.C. FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
FOREIGN ART
SCHOOLS. N.C. GRADUATION
NEW BEGINNINGS
SCHOOLS. N.C. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. FAILURE TO PASS
NCAE SAYS MOST TAR HEELS ARE SATISFIED WITH SCHOOLS
STATE SHOULO COMPARE APPLES WITH APPLES
LONGER SCHOOL DAY IS URGED
FEOERAL OFFICIAL SEES MORE INTEREST IN EDUCATION
SCHOOLS. N.C. HISTORY
PATTON BEGAN N.C. EDUCATIONAL DYNASTY
SCHOOLS. N.C. 10 TESTS
GIFTED PROGRAM To BE CUT
SCHOOLS, N.C. IMMUNUATION
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
CHILD IMMUNIZATION FIGHT TO B£ DECIDED IN COURT
COUPLE FIGHTS N.C. IMMUNIZATION LAW
COUPLE PLANS TO APPEAL RULING TO HAVE DAUGHTER IMMUNIZED
STATE LAW REQUIRES SHOTS FOR STUDENTS
SCHOOLS. N.C. KINDERGARTENS
SEE KINOERGARTENS. N.C
SCHOOLS. N.C. LOCKER SEARCHES
YEAGER: REAGAN -RIGHT ON TAPGFT* ON SEARCH ISSUE
SCHOOLS. N.C. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. LUNCH PROGRAM
A SWEET TOOTH FOR SUBSIDY
BDARO OKS INCREASED MEAL PRICES
SCHOOLS, N.C. OPENING
SCHOOL BELLS IN AREA RING ON OIFFERENT DATES
BACK TO SCHOOL
FIRST DAY BLUES
SCHOOLS. N.C. PARKING
SEE ALSO PARKING LOTS
FORSYTH SCHOOLS: PARKING DEPENDS ON CAR SEARCHES
SCHOOLS. N.C. PFR PUPIL COSTS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. COSTS
SCHOOLS. N.C. PRAYE'S
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. RELIGION
SCHOOLS. N.C. REFORM
SFE ALSO PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY
N.C E0UCATI0N STILL RANKS LOW
SPANGLcR SAYS N.C SCHOOLS ARE
HUNT SEEKS PANEL UNITY ON EOU:
SCHOOL REFORMS SOUGHT
COMPETENCY TEST NO GU I OE TO CO
SCHOOLS CAN'T PREPARE ALL STUO
HUNT EXPECTS PROPOSAL ON HIGHF
TEACHERS' SALARY HIKE TO BE PJ
TEACHERS ARE FOCUS OF PANEL'S
GOVERNOR SAYS PEOPLE OF N.C *
STATE'S EDUCATIONAL APPROACH '
EDUCATION HIGH PRIORITY IN N.C
PLAN CALLS FOR REFORM IN N.C.
EVALUATING TEACHERS
EOUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS H»
PANEL TOLD TEACHERS NEEO "ORE
REMEDIAL-EDUCATION STUOY WAST;
CHANGES SUGGESTED TO IMPROVE S
EDUCATION REFORMS DRAFTED
CANDIDATES SAY SCHOOLS NEED MO
CANDIDATES PROMISE TO ADVOCATE
KNOX: SCHOOLS. INDUSTRY TOP CO
CURRICULUM, PAY SAID KEY SCHOO
PANEL FORMED TO STUOY IDEAS FO
CLEMENT SAYS EDUCATION REPORT
PROPOSED SCHOOL CHANGES VARY W
EDUCATION POLICIES PROPOSED
PANEL URGES 15» RAISE FOR TEAC
SCHOUL REPORT DRAWS AMENS
TAR HEELS BACK MOST LEGISLATIO
STATE EDUCATION PANEL PROPOSES
REPUBLITANS PROPOSE 11-POINT ",
EOUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, BANKIN
HUNT WANTS «300 MILLION FOR S:
PANEL URGES TFACHER PAY RAISE
ROYALL SAYS EDUCATION PACKAGE
LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TIME T">
COMMISSION REPORT SHOULD BE P>
MOMENT OF TRUTH NEARS ON SPENO
PRINCIPAL SHOULD BECOME PRINCI
SEVFN CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
LT. GOV. MAY BECOME EDUCATION'
INCUMBENI STATE SENATOR IS PR=
ROYALL: TEACHERS WILL GET 15*
STATE CAN AFFORO MORE FOR SCHO
BUSINESS-EDUCATIUN UNITY 8ENE=
MONEY ALONE WON'T STRENGTHEN :
HIGHER PAY WON'T MEAN BETTE" T
HUNT SEEKS SUPPORT FOR SCHOOL5
UNRESOLVED SCHOOL ISSUES FACE
UNRESOLVEO SCHOOL ISSUES FACE
HUNT REQUESTS IS PCT. BOOST IN
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LEGISLATORS DURING SHORT SESSION
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N D E
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
ROAD RILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
SENATE PANEL APPROVES HA2AR00J
SENATE STALLS BUOGET ADDITIONS
MOUSE VOTES 94-o FOR EDUCATION
STATE BUOGET PLANS INCLUDE TRS
SENATE GIVES INITIAL APPROVAL
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL A P"
INTERSTATE BANKING RILL AMENOS
STATE EDUCATION BOARD URGEU T3
POLL: CAROLINIANS OISSATISFIE?
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
LT. GOV. GREEN BIDS FAREWELL T
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
HIG" SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS SEE'I
NCAE CHANGES ITS TUNE ON HUNT,
FUNDING HIKES CREATE GREATER =
TEACHERS TOLD: "ORE PAY, MURE
GREATER OEMANDS FACE 'HAPPY1 S
SCHOOLS TRY MORE FLCXIBLE FUN)
EDUCATORS ARE PLEASEO WITH CU?
CAREER PLAN FOR TEACHERS RAPPE
BUSY WEEKS LIE AHEAD FOR N.C.
N.C. EOUCATION REFURM PLAN ADV
PROPOSEO CHANGES AFFECT MORE T
COST, FLEXIBILITY ISSUES MAY 1
HAS EDUCATION REALLY IMPROVED?
FEDERAL OFFICIAL SEES MORE INT
PUbLIC MUST BACK MERIT PAY FO*
STATES TAKE LEAO IN EOUCATION
HONOREO TEACHER DROPS OUT, EA»
S WASTE BILL
REFORM PACKAGE
IN MONEY
TO SCHOOL REFORM ACT
ROVED
0
IMPLEMFNT NEW PROGRAMS
WITH RESULTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
0 N.C. SENATE
RACE VS. HELMS
XPECTATIONS
SCRUTINY
CHOOL TEACHERS
ING
RICULUM PLAN
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LEGISLATURE
ANCES
HAN SCHOOL OPERATION
OG DOWN EDUCATION PLAN
EREST IN EOUCATION
TEACHERS. OFFICIALS SAY
NS MORE
SCHOOLS, N.C, RELIGION
SEE ALSO BIBLE
SEE ALSO RELIGION ISEE ALSO NAM; S JF CHtlRCHESI
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
STUDENTS AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPORT PRAYER
STUOENTS SAY -AMEN1 TO PRAYER IN SCHOOLS
PRAYER DEBATE TAKES NEW TWIST
RELIGIOUS DECISION MET WITH MIXED REACTIONS
M=MO TO ADVISE N.C. SCHOOLS ON APPLYING EQUAL ACCESS ACT
SCHOOLS TO GET MEMO ON EaUAL aCCESS ACT
MAXHAW SCHOOL BIBLE CLASSES O'OERED HALTED
SCHOOLS, N.C, RETARDED AND HANDIC«PPEO
BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGE GETS YEAR TO IMPROVE PROGRAM
SPECIAL CLASS AT OXFORD SCHOOL HELPS HANOICAPPEO YOUNGSTERS
SCHOOLS, N.C, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
HUNT: SCHOOL STATS DON'T SHOW GAINS
SCHOOLS, N.C. SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
FORSYTH SCHOOLS JAN SMOKING B< STUDENTS
SMOKING BANNEO IN FORSYTH SCHOOLS
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS SET SHOKING BANS
SCHOOLS, N.C
GIRL'S I
SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE SUPERI
SCHOOLS, N.C
STEWART:
SCHOOLS. N.C
SEE SCHOOL
SCHOOLS, N.C
SEE ALSO
PHILLIPS
SCHOOL "
SCHOOLS, N.C.
COURT ST
MIL I TARY
NEW SCHO
OON'T PE
, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
,YM DEATH PROBED FURTHER
, SUPERINTENDENTS
NTENDENTS, N.C.
TAXES
MORE TAXES NEEDED FO* SCHOOLS
, TEACHER-PUPIL RATIOS
S. N.C, CLASS SIZE
. TEACHER'S AIDES
EACHERS. N.C
WANTS TEACHERS' AIDES
OARO REVERSES TEACHERS'
IN EVERY CLASSROOM
AIDES VOTE
. TUITION
RIK.ES DOWN ONSLOW COUNTY MILITARY TUITION
TUITION, RULING A FISCAL SLOW, BUT FAIR
OL TUITION LAW IS A LEGISLATIVE MYSTERY
NALI2E GOOD INTENTIONS
SCHOOLS. N.C, VIOLENCE
KLAN THREATFNS PATROLS
GOVERNOR PRAISES WRITING TESTS
ARMFD KLAN NOT ALLOWED INSIDE DURHAM SCHOOLS
STAE MUSTN'T TOLERATE KKK SCHOOL 'GUARDS'
SCHOOLS NEED NO VIGILANTES
KLAN SAYS SCHOOLS WILL PE P»T?OLLcD MARCH 5
LEADER OF KLAN SAYS PATROLS AT SCHOOLS TO START MONDAY
MRS. KING: 'NON-VIOLENCE SHOULO BFGIN IN SCHOOLS
NO KLAN UNITS SFEN AT DURHAM SCHOOLS
KLAN SAYS PATROLS STARTED AT SCHOOLS
KKK MENACE LINGERS
SOME EDUCATORS DISAGREE ON AMOUNT OF DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS IN N.C
KLAN TO DELIVER 'ULTIMATUM' IN SANFORD
KLANS"EN DEMONSTRATE
NCaE LEAOER SAYS KEEP KLANSMEN OFF SCHOOL GROUNDS
KLAN CALLS OFF SCHOOL PATROL
ll-YEAR-OLO SAYS HE SHOT HIMS'LF TO STOP TEASING
SCHOOLS. N.C. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
GREEN TO TOUR SCHOOLS
GREEN PPAISES PILOT PROGRAM AIMED AT CURBING DROPOUT RATE
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP 3Y STATE POARO IS CRITICI2E0
GREEN SAYS HUNT BUDGET OFF TARGET ON PROGRAM TO KC0UCE DROPOUTS
SCHOOLS. U.S.
SEE ALSO EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO PROMS
SEE ALSO PUSH FDR EXC = LLE^CE I Nt .
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHORIAS
SERVICEMEN MEET CHILDREN WHO SENT CHRISTMAS CARDS
INSIDE
SCHOOLS, U.S., ATTFNOANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SCHOOL 'BRIBES' OFF MARK
SCHOOLS. U.S.. BUSING
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S., DESEGREGATION
JUSTICE ANTI-BUSING POSITION IS OVERDUE
REYNOLDS RESPONDS TO COLUMN
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SCHOOLS, U.S.. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
RT1 STUDIES TECHNOLOGIES
NAVY SETS FINE EXAMPLE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. CRIME
DISCIPLINE IN SCHOOLS IS EVERYBODY'S CON'CERN
NEW STUDY NEEDED ON SCHOOL CRIMP, STATISTICIAN SAYS
EVALUATING SCHOOL CRIME
SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
MAINSTREAMINC KEEPS SCHOOLS IV DEEP RUT
TEACHING BASICS PAYS OFF
EDUCATORS TOLD THEY MUST AOAPT
SCHOOLS. U.S.. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO BROWN VS. BOARO OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. BUSING
BROWN VS. SCHOOL ROARO: 30 YEARS LATEP IN DURHAM...
JUSTICE ANTI-BUSING POSITION IS OVERDUE
REYNOLDS RESPONOS TO COLUMN
SCHOOLS. U.S.. DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. DISCIPLINE
DISCIPLINE IN SCHOOLS IS EVERYBODY'S CONCERN
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: A POSITIVE APPROACH
SCHOOLS. U.S.. ORIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRIVERS EDUCATION
TEEN HIGHWAY DEATHS SMOULO BE EXAMINED
SCHOOLS, U.S.. DRUG A3USE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SCHOOLS DESERVE FAIR TREATMENT
SCHOOLS, U.S.. FOREIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
A VOTE FOR YUUTH
SCHOOLS, U.S.. LOCKER SEARCHES
SEE ALSO SEARCH AND SEIZURE IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS DESERVE FAIR TREATMENT
YEAGER: REAGAN 'RIGHT ON TARG=T' ON SEARCH ISSUE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SCHOULS TO GET YAMS
SCHOOLS, U.S., NUTRITION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S., LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOLS. U.S.. PPAYEP
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. RELIGION
SCHOOLS, U.S.. RFFORM
MORALITY A KEY ISSUE IN EDUCATION REFORM
HUNT CRITICIZES QUALITY OF SCHOOLS
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: A POSITIVE APPRUACH
MAINSTREAMING KEEPS SCHOOLS IN DEEP RUT
TEACHING BASICS PAYS OFF
A RENAISSANCE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CONCENTRATION UPGED FOR ACADEMIC SKILLS
ILLS NOT OUICKLY ERASED
SCHOOLS. U.S.. RELIGION
SEE ALSO EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO PRAYER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. RELIGION
5 SCHOOL-PRAYER BILLS FACE COM
HELMS SEEKS SCHOOL PRAYER AMEN
WRITER "OPE SINFUL THAN THE P'
SAY 'AMEN' TO PRAYER OEBATE
CONSERVATIVE BAPTISTS VOW F I GH
YOUR KIOS NEED TO PRAY ANO I*«
SCHOOL-PRAYER SQUABBLE AN ELEC
SCHOOLS HAVE GONE TO POT WITH}
PRAYER VOTE NEEDED
IRRESPONSIBLE BLUNOER
NO NEED TO WORRY
NO END TO 8AN0WAG0N ISSUES
SENATE MUDOLES A MESS
PUBLIC SCHOOL PRAYER CAN OSTRA
PRAYER IS A FREEDOM
SILENT, GROUP PRAYERS ARE UK
•AMEN' EDITORIAL AMISS
RELIGION SURVIVES OFFICIAL RE'
PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AN AT
WHEN PRAYER IS MEANINGLESS
SCHOOL PRAYER REJECTED
TO WHICH GOD SHOULD SCHOOL CHI
PRAYER PLAN DEFEAT PLEASES HA1
PRAYER NOT DEFEATED BY VOTE Oc
REAGAN AS AN ANGEL IN OEFEAT A
A REFRESHING APPROACH
44 COURAGEOUS SFNATORS BOOST 3
aREATHING A SIGH OF RELIEF
FORGET SCHOOL PRAYER
AGNOSTIC GLAD FATHER DIDN'T OP
OEVOTIUNS IN SCHOOLS RAISE OUF
MOST PEOPLE FAVOR SCHOOL PRAY^
CHILDREN ARE FREE TO PRAY UN T
FOUNDING FATHERS NEVER REJECTE
ANY RELIGION PREACHING LOVE AC
MAYBE EVEN GOD COULDN'T BEAT T
EQUAL-ACCESS LEGISLATION IS A
PRESIDENT KEPT PROMISE IN PRAY
SILENCE, PLEASE
MAJORITY RULE IN RELIGION 8EC0
PRAYER DEBATE TAKES NEW TWIST
DURHAM SCHOOLS HAVE EQUAL ACC =
'MINORITY RULE CAN BECOME A TV
SINCERE, SPOKEN PRAYER IS NEED
LEARNING BEGINS AT HOME
EQUAL ACCESS BILL WAS WISE
EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION WAS 'I
•EQUAL ACCESS' LAW »av INVITE
REACTIUN MIXED ON BILL ALLOWIM
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT «
REAGAN VAGUE ON FAITH
VICE PRESIDENT PLANS TO VISIT
PRAYER IS U.S. TRADITION
CRESS NOW
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T ON AGENCY
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LDREN PRAY?
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SENATORS
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ELIGIOUS FREEDOM
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STIONS
R
HEIR OWN
D PRAYER
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HE LIBERALS
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MES TYRANNY
SS POLICY
RANNY'
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MANY PROBLEMS
G RELIGIOUS MEETINGS AT SCHOOLS
MENOMENTS
N.C. MONOAY
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3/27/84
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3/28/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECT
'AGE 646
l/lk/81
CHURCH-STATE DILEMMA
AHti ILLNESS LEAVE SAM ERVIN INDAUNTEO
H"W 'HUMANISM' BECAME A BAD WORD
ACCUSATIONS IRRESPONSIBLE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. SPORTS
SHAPE UP. YOUNG FOLKS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. STUDENT GROUPS
SEE ALSO EOUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
OUP.HAM SCHOOLS HAVE EOUAL ACCESS POLICY
EOUAL ACCESS "ILL HAS WISE
EOUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION WAS MOT NEEDED
•EOUAL ACCESS' LAW MAY INVITE MANY PROBLEMS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. VANDALISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SEE ALSO VANDALISM, U.S.
NEW STUDY NEEDEO ON SCHOOL CRIME. STATISTICIAN SAYS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
NEW STUDY NEEDED ON SCHOOL CRIME. STATISTICIAN SAYS
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: A POSITIVE APPROACH
SCHWEITZER AWAROS
SEE ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SCIENCE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
SCIENCE CAN'T EXPLAIN LIFE'S 3EEP RIDOLES
SCIENCE. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PUSINESSES
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO GROWTH INITIA
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL
GTE OFFERIMG TEACHER
WHOSE 'AMERICAN WAY"
UNC PROGRAM BOOSTS 1
DEADLINE SET FOR GOV
MATH, SCIENCE CLASS
WESTERN STUDENTS SAt
ADDITIONAL SCIENCE
DON'T DILUTE SCIENCE
FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED
JORDAN TEACHER FINAL
REASONING SKILLS PUS
OURHAM TEACHER GETS
SCIENCE. SCHOOL STUD
OPERATION RALEIGH
IMPORTING MATH TEACH
NCCU'S RUFFIN TO HEA
U.S. NOPEL PRIZES SC
HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE
MATH SCHOOL PROGRAM
TIP PROGRAM GETS GRA
I.C.. MATH AND SCIENCE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
ARD FOR SCIENCE ANO MATH EDUCATION
TIVES FOR TEACHERS (GIFTI
AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHING
GRANTS
00 EVOLUTIONISTS SEEK?
ATH, SCIENCE TRAINING
ERNOR'S AWARDS
NEEDS TO IE STUOIEO
D WELL REPRESENTED AT MATH SCHOOL
MATH SCHOOLS NOT NEEOED NOW
. MATH
teachers
1st for award
;hed
fellowship
ents build rockets, get ready for liftoff
EPS
0 PANEL ON KEEPING FACULTY UP TO DATE
ARCE
STUDENTS TO ATTEND DUKE LECTURE ON BRAIN
TO DRAW N.C. STUOENTS
NT
SCIENCE, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE AMO TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
KMAPP: U.S. SCIENCE COMMITMENT STRONG
BASIC RESEARCH: JAPS NO THREAT
LIFE'S BASIC QUESTIONS ELUDE SCIENCE. NOBEL LAUREATE SAYS
RESEARCHER'S GOAL: a CHATTY COHPuTER, GOOO AT GUESSING
LET'S CHUG TO RESEARCH
INSTRUMENTS IN SOUND PROMISE LANDMARK DATA
DUKE HISTORIAN AIDS CARBON DIOXIDE STUDY
SCIENCF FAIRS
ROCK 'N' ROLL SETS MOUSE TO JJMPING ANO JITTERING
WINNING PROJECT
A SOUND EXPERIMENT
SCHOOL ANNOUNCES SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
SCIENCE NOTES IUURHAM MORNING HERALD COLUMNI
STRESS TALK MONDAY
SEA TURTLE LEATHER BELT, PYTHON WALLET DISPLAYED
KIDS CAN LEARN ABOUT WATER WHEELS
SAFETY ON THE JOB IS CONFERENCE TOPIC
GROUP SEEKS TO HELP PARENTS 0= CANCER PATIENTS
FOUR CIVIC CLUBS GIVE MONEY TO LIFELINE SERVICES
CANCER SOCIETY'S JAIL-A-THON STARTS MONDAY
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DEPRESSION ANO BLUES IS DISCUSSED TUESOAY
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MOORESVILLE SCULPTOR KEEPS PROMISE
JOYFUL NOISE AT MEREDITH
SHOWS CONTRAST SCULPTURE STYL=S
OLD STATUES ARRIVE
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BUT THERE'S A BRIGHT SIDE
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2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AWARDS
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OFFICIALS HOPE SEAT BELT CA»PAIGN IS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR
SEAT BELT EFFORT PAYS OFF. INSPIRES FRIENDLY RIVALRY
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MUNTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 649
1/14/85
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
SECRECY NOT JUSTIFIED
G«G OROERi SECRET FILES BOTH WRONG
APPOINTMENT SECRECY ILL- AOV I SE 0
EOITORIAL HAS RIGHT TO SEEK OPENNESS
COUNTY BOARD OPENS APPOINTEE 1PPLICAT0NS TO PUBLIC
UNWELCOME SECPECY GETS WELCOME LIGHT
JUDGING [HE JUDGES: PROCESS 0= SECRECY
ADMINISTRATION DEFENDS SECRET JURY SELECTION IN N.C. CASE
COMMISSIONER LOGIC SHAKY ON CLOSED-OOOR INTERVIEWS
SECRETARIES! OURHAM
NEW OFFICERS
SECRETARIES MEET
GIVEN KEYS TO DURHAM
SECRETARIES. U.S.
GIVEN KEYS TO DURHAM
SECRETARIES WEEK
SECRETARIES RUDE TO GUEST SINGER
SECTION 8 HOUSING
SEE DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
SEE HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE HOUSING. U.S.
SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
SAVINGS ANO LOAN OFFICE ROBBE" ; 2 MEN ARRESTEO
2 CHARGED IN ROBBERY OF SCL
2 CHARGED IN SCL HOLDUP HELD IN S100.000 BONOS
BONDS SET AT 1100.000 FOR RDBBE"Y SUSPECT
SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN I8ETHESDA P.RANCHI
ARMED MAN ROBS BETHFSOA BANK
BANK ROBBER IS SOUGHT
RALEIGH MAN HELD FOR BANK ROB?ERY SUSPECT IN 7 MORE
MAN HELO IN SCL HOLDUP MAY FACE MORE CHARGES
SECURITY SYSTEMS
SECURITY MEASURES URGED FOR DOWNTOWN GARAGES
CITY may USE CAMERAS FOR SECURITY IN GARAGES
DOWNTOWN SAFETY HAS ROLE IN CITY'S FUTURE
CAMERAS WATCHING JAIL. SHERIFF'S nooR
COUNCIL MAY DELAY APPROVAL ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
LEJEUNE SECURITY TOT LAX
PRIVATE GUARDS TO HELP FEDERAL CUURT MARSHALS
SEDGEWOOD APARTMENTS
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN AT LANO-US" HEARING
22<t-UNIT COMPLEX ON WEAVER DAIRY NEARING DECISION
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. DURHAM CITY ANO OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SUIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
EROSION RULES ARE READIED
BONO ISSUE PROPOSED FOR PLANT
•ALERT' REQUESTED ON AREA AROJND 1-40
EROSION LAWS TO PROTECT LAND, STREAMS ANO LAKES
PRUTECTION OF LAKES SLATEO FO* OISC'JSSION
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD DOUBLE UNOER WATER PLAN
WATER PROPOSALS WOULD AFFECT HALF OF COUNTY'S DEVELOPMENT
FALLS. JORDAN OUALITY CONTROL PLANNED
PANEL TO EYE 'MUD LAW"
FARMERS CAN GET STATE FUNDS T7 REDUCE EROSION. POLLUTION
NEW PROGRAM HELPS FARME" S PRESERVE SOIL
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. N.C.
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION OISTRICTS
SOIL. WATER CONSERVATION VITAl TO STATE
OLD MINES CAUSE EROSION, FISH KILLS
STATE SENATE APPROVES INTERSTATE BANKING "EASURE
SEEING-EYE OOGS
SEE ALSO BLIND
FRIENDS HELP BLINO LAOY GET NEW SEEING-EYE OOG
SEEING REO (EILMI
MOVIE DEPICTS U.S. REDS AS "O'amaTIC TRAGEOY"
SEISMIC DISTURBANCES
SFE EARTHQUAKES
SELENIUM
PLAN REVEALED TO REVIVE BELEWS LAKE FISHING
SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO KARATE
SEE ALSO RAPE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN i AOVERT 1 SEMENT I
SELF-EXTINGUISHING CIGARETTE
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
PANFL HEARS TESTIMONY ABOUT FIRE-SAFE CIGARETTE
CIGARFTTE SAFETY STUOY GETS NT U
BILL ADDRESSES CIGARETTES. FI1E SAFETY
SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING PEOP'. £ ( SHHH I
SHHH SPEAKS UP FOR THE HARD 0= HEARING
SHHH CHAPTER CELEBRATES
SELFISHNESS
BOUK SAYS SELFISHNESS BUM STEER
SEMICONDUCTOR
SEE ALSn MITSUBISHI SEM I CONDUCT} R AMERICA INC.
HIGH-POWERED SE"IC0NUUCTOR
RTP GROUP EYES CONTAMINANTS
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
PIPER SAYS HUNT TO ENTER RACE FEB. 4
FLAHERTY: MANSION USED FOR POLITICS
HUNT MAY ANNOUNCE ON FEB. 4
IF THE 1984 SENATE ELECTION W" RE HELO TODAY ... I CARTOON I
HELMS GETS FOE FOR GOP PRIMARY
WATT OUESTIONS INTEGRITY OF HJNT ANO SUPPORTERS
POLITICAL 'CUE: HELMS SERVES TAR HEEL FAVORITE TO LURE VOTES
HELMS FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
HELMS ENTERS POTENTIALLY COSTLIEST SENATE RACE
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HUNT SATS HELMS IS -JEGA'IVE
HUNT "01 SAPPOINTEO' AT HELMS' COMMENTS
HEL"S T(l PRESS FULL-THROTTLE CAMPAIGN
HFL"S-HUNT BATTLE WIDELY SIGNIFICANT
FCC OFFICIAL 'EJECTS HELMS' COMPLAINT
MONROE TO SEEK SEAT IN TAR HEEL SENATE
CANOIOATES LINE UP FORCES
HUNT NAMES FINANCE UNIT
STATE TEACHERS REFUSE Tn RACK HUNT CAMPAIGN
BRING WITNESSES FORWARD, JESS"
OAVIS: TEACHERS STILL MAT BAC< JIM HUNT
&ASTONIA MAN FILES TO RUN FOR U.S. SENATE
HELMS-HUNT DIFFERENCE
NOT ON COMMITTEE
MAIL APPEALS BRING MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO HELMS
GASTONIA DEMOCRAT FILES AS CA'IOIOATE For SENATE
CONTRIBUTORS TO HUNT, HELMS A' c IDENTIFIED
HUNT D6FEN0S CONTRIBUTIONS
THREE CANDIDATES f|LS FOR N.C. GOVERNOR
HUNT TO MAKF IT OFFICIAL TOOAY
HUNT ANNOUNCES BID FOR SENATE
3 FILE FOR LEGISLATURE
HUNT FORMALLY CHALLENGES HELMS FOR SEAT IN SENATE
HELMS-HUNT RACE PROMISES TO B5 STATE'S most COSTLY
helms raps soviets. american news media
campaign reports provide political ammunition
hunt backers attend rally
state election office crowoed by candidates as mling ends
clu» spent ovfr 12 million in '53
u.s. senate campaign more tha'i 'style'
hunt says he would support tobacco program in senate
helms- ADS CRITICAL OF HUNT
HFLMS SEEKS SCHOOL 'RAYER AMENDMENT
HELMS: HUNT HAS FAILED ON EDUCATION
HUNT PLEDGES TO CAMPAIGN FOR EDUCATION, FIGHT TV AOS
BRING JESSE HELMS HOME
SEND HUNT TO SENATE
EDUCATORS RAP HELMS FOR AO AT'ACKING HUNT
SEN. HELMS LIKE JELLYFISH IN VATICAN STANCE
HUNT SAYS HFLMS HAS NOT HELPE3 N.C. EOUCATInN
CANOIOATES USING OIFFERENT STYLES IN COMMERCIALS
POLL: HUNT L=AU SMALLER, 3 TIED FOR GOVERNOR
HUNT: HELMS HURTS STATE
HUNT OUTLINES DEFICIT PLAN
HUNT SUPPORTERS ARE NAMED
HELMS, HUNT CAMPS SWAP ACCUSATIONS
3 TO HEAD HUNT EFFORT IN DURHAM
NCJE FUPTHE'S CAUSE OF E0UCAT3RS
HUNT SAYS RACE HAS NATIONAL I-PACT
GOVERNOR BOOSTS CIVIC CENTER
HUNT PRAISES DURHAM, RAPS OPPONENT
POLL SHOWS HELMS HAS PULLED EVEN WITH HUNT
HUNT HALTS LIE-OETECTOR TESTS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
HUNT UNVEILS NEW COMMERCIAL IN SENATE RACE
BLACKS NOT HAPPY WITH SOME OF HUNT'S ACTIONS
HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTROL TOP PRIORITY OF HUNT PLAN
TFNOING VOTING R t SPONS IB IL IT IE S
OUKE °OLL FAVORS HUNT
HUNT SAYS HE WOULD WORK TO CUT DEFICIT BY 1100 BILLION
OEFFNSE SPENDING HIKES OF St TJ 7» SJPPnRTED
THANKS, NEW YORK, FOR HELPING JIM HUNT
TEXAN SAYS DEMOCRATS CAN RETAIN SENATE
WHO'S THE FOIENO TO THE ENVIRONMENT?
HUNT SAYS ALMOST 11. 7 MILLION RAISED IN 1984 FOR CAMPAIGN
HELMS' COMMITTEE =AISES ALMOST 12 MILLION IN 1934
N.C. OPINION SPLIT ON FUNOS FOR CAMPAIGNS
GENE AUTRY CONTRIBUTES TO HEL<S
HELMS' N.Y. COMMITTEE AS KING KONG ON THE EMPIRE STATE BLDG. (CARTOON!
HIYO, JFSSE...
REPORT SAYS HUNT HAS RAISED A. MOST 12 MILLION IN CAMPAIGN
HUNT DEFENDS USE OF PLANE. CO'TER
HART, MONOALE CAMPAIGN IN TRIANGLE
GOVERNOR DEFENDS HIS USE OF STATE H=L I COPTER S . PLANE
KISSINGER GIVES HELMS LUKFWAR- EgOORSEMFNT
HELMS' AIDE SAYS HUNT WOULD SELL LAKE WATER
HELMS SAYS NEWS SUPPLIEPS LEADING 'BATTLE' FOR MINOS
HUNT CALLS FOR DEBATES KITH HELMS
IS NO HELP WANTEO IN HUNT'S CAMPAIGN?
GOVERNOR SAYS HE WOULD LIKE NJMBEP OF OEBAT^S WITH HELMS
HUNT AND HELMS' COMMITTEE CLASH ON SENATOR'S AGRICULTURAL RECORD
JONES CHALLENGES GOV. HUNT WITH DREAMS... IF NOT HOPE
HUNT UNVEILS AGRICULTURAL PLA><
N.C. VOTERS GET THEIR SAY TOOAY
LCT'S HAVE A FULL OEBATE
HUNT, HELMS EASILY RUMP OVER CHALLENGERS
JACKSON THE WINNER IN DURHAM
ANTI-UNION STANCE PUZZLING
HUNT CHARGES HELMS 'SABOTAGING' UNITED STATES POLICY ON EL SALVADOR
LAWYERS FOR UNION THREATEN TO SUE HELMS FOR SONG USE
JIM HUNT CAMPAIGN WELCOMES VOLUNTEERS
EX-MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS TO PITCH FOR HUNT, HELMS
helms REMINOS RABBI OF JEWISH LEGFNO
MEETING PLANNED ON DEBATES
«H"S SAYS ATTACKS PARTISAN
HFLMS' S INCOME EXCEEDS HUNT'S
INCUMBENT HAS EO&E OVER THE CJALLFNGER
hcl»S. HUNT TO HOLD 10 DEBATES
STATE GOP LEADER SAYS HUNT SEEKING CAMPAIGN SUPPORT FROM THE 'FAR LEFT'
H"w TIMES 00 CHANGE: PRIMARY =ND0RSfO
HELMS LEADS HUNT IN POLL
HUNT, HELMS FOCUS ON CENTRAL AMERICA IN SENATE RACE
OR. KOOP A SMOKESCREEN IN U.S. SENATE CAMPAIGN
HUNT PAPS HELMS ON SOCIAL SFCJRITY
HUNT OUTLINES HIS PRuPOSAL ON MEDICARE
TEACHERS FOR HELMS COMMITTEE IS NAMFO
'WHY JESSE HELMS WILL BE RE-ELECTED'
•HUNT USING STATE FUNOS TO BU' SENATE SEAT"
HUNT AGAIN HITS SOCIAL SECURITY STANO BY HELMS
TO THF VOTE'S OF DURHAM. PER S"1 N. . . . ROS AL I E P. GATES Iadi
N.C. DEMOCRATS SAY 'ARTY IS NOT DIVIDEO
HUNT, HELMS CAM"S SWAP SOCIAL SECURITY CHARGES
HELMS, HUNT CSN'T AGREE ON WH= N DEBATES TO RE HELD
HUNT, HFLMS CAMPS BWTLE THROJGH MAIL
LIMIT THE CONTRIBUTIONS
HELMS. HUNT HOT RUNNING FOR KJESSET
HUNT PELEASES WEAPONS PLAN
GOV. HUNT IS BUYING VOTES WITH TAX MONEY
POLL: HUNT LEADING HELMS
HELMS BACKERS LAUNCH AQS, DRAW HUNT'S FIRE
HELMS. HUNT CAMPAIGNS FOCUS OM SOCIAL SFCURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY'S FUTURE SHOULD 3E OUESTIONEO
HELMS RECORD M]XEO ON SOCIAL SECURITY
HELMS' COMMFRCIAL CRITICIZED
HELMS. HUNT CAM"S CONTINUE OISPUTE ON TAX CLAIMS
PROGRESS CITEO ON CAMPAIGN OE'ATES
GOV. HUNT SAYS HELMS' AO FALSE
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4/13/84
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4/20/84
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4/27/84
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4/21/84
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1/01/8* -
Mi
12/31/34
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS ON D'AUBUISSON STAND
TWO RETIRED GENERALS SAY HELMS FkIENO TO MILITARY
JESSE HELMS ENJOYS A SUMMER OF POWER
SURVEY SAYS HUNT AHEAD OF HEL<S
KNJX'S WIFE ANO BROTHER BACK HELMS" RE-ELECTION
DFMOCRATS ATTACK AOS
FRANCES KNOX STUFFING "MISS C] NGEN I AL I TY" RIBBON IN GARBAGE (CARTOONI
KNOX BLAMES HUNT FOR LOSS IN > UNOFF
NASH SHERIFF RACKS HUNT'S CAMPAIGN
DURHAM SENIOR CITIZENS PLEASE"! WITH MATING
MEETING PLEASES SENIORS
NATIONAL PARTY. HUNT'S WAFFLING HURT DEMOCRATS
KNOX EFFECTIVELY BOWS OUT OF POLITICAL SCENE
HUNT, NO HELMS, YES
HUNT SCHEDULES DURHAM SPEECH
DECISION ON 3ARFIELD UNFAIR (5JRDEN TO HUNT
HUNT STAFF DEMANOS RETRACTION OF 'RUMORS' ARTICLE
HUNT, HFLMS CRITICIZE NEWSPAPER
WINDSOR REACHES NEW LOW IN ATTACK ON HUNT
EOITOR APOLOGIZES TO HUNT
•THE KNCIXES LOVE JESSE' FIREWTRKS (CARTOONI
HUNT WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR WRITTEN RETRACTION
CHATHAM EOITOR TURNS HIS BACK ON DECENCY
HUNT PROPOSES CENTRAL AMERICAN AID OF 18 BILLION
HELMS RAPS HUNT SPEECH
HELMS' REACTION FAST TO HUNT TALK
GUN OWNERS UNEASY OVE» GIFT T3 HUNT CAMPAIGN
HUNT, HELMS WILL DEBATE FIVE TIMES
HUNT, HELMS SET FIVE DERATES
HUNT LATIN PLAN CORRECT; FISCAL HEALTH KEY TO PEACE
GPOUP FORMS TO OP»OSE HELMS
HUNT MAKES IT TOUGH TO BE 'TRUE DEMOCRAT-
COMMITTEE'S ENDORSEMENT SHOWS DECLINING INFLUFNCE
NITPICKING OVER SMALL POLITICAL DONORS SILLY
INSIUE
IRRITATION AT CONGRESSIONAL CUP COULO HIT HELMS
BRING ON SENATE DEBATFS
OFFICIAL HELMS-HUNT DEBATE FO'MAT (CARTOONI
HUNT MAY BE IN SPOTLIGHT
HESTON FEATURED IN LATEST HEL" S 10
HESTON PAINTS A HEROIC HELMS IN LATEST TV AD
HELMS CAMP RAISES J8.4 M I L L I ON WHILE HUNT FUND HITS J5.1 MILLION
HELMS, HUNT CAMPS CLASH OVER LATEST COMMERCIAL
SENATnR HELMS OUTSPENOS HUNT
HELMS, HUNT SEEK FUNDS OUTSIDS N.C.
STARS COME OUT FOR HUNT
ACTORS, SOLONS HELP HUNT RAIS? FUNDS
HUNT TO SUE 'THE LANOMARK.' AIDES VOW
MARTIN, HELMS CITE DEMOCRATIC BACKERS
HUNT ANO HELMS SCHEDULE FIRST OF DEBATES FOR JULY 2°
STOP CRIME BEFORE IT HAPPENS
MORAL MAJORITY SEEKS VOTES FO! HELMS. REAGAN
MARTIN SAYS STATE EMPLOYEES HARASSEO, PLANS INVESTIGATION
HFSTON «D SHOWS HELMS IS OUT IF TOUCH
HUNT REVIEWING FOR SUNOAY NIGHT DEBATF WITH HELMS
DEMOCRATS SAY HELMS AO SKIRTS CONTRIBUTION LIMIT
ROSE SAYS POLITICAL TIMIOITY MAY BE HOLDING UP COMPLAINT
HUNT-HELMS MUDSLINGING NOT IN-LUENCING VOTERS
'PRINCIPLED ANCHURS' OF HUNT * NO HELMS
HELMS, HUNT GET RFAOY FOR DEBATE
GROUP OF HISPANIC AMERICANS ENDORSES HELMS' RE-ELECTION
HUNT, HELMS TO SOUARE OFF IN TV DEBATE TOMORROW
DEBATES WILL SEPARATE ISSUES FROM MUDSLINGING
HELMS-HUNT DEBATE EYPECTEO TO 3E 'VFRY LIVELY' CLASH
SCN. NO, GOV. MAYBE: TUNE IN THEIR OEBATE
AIRED OEBATE PLEASES HUNT: GOVERNOR ASKS TRUCE ON SOMF CONTRIBUTIONS
•PROFESSIONALS, ' TECHNOLUGY BLAMED FOR CAMPAIGN COSTS
EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION ENDORSES HUNT ANO EDMISTEN
HUNT-HELMS DEBATE NOT WIDELY \UFWED
HUNT CLAIMS OEBATE VICTORY; Hc LMS RAPS FORMAT
TIGHT CONTROL MARKED DEBATE
CAMPAIGN COSTS BURUEN HOPEFUL'
HUNT GIVES HELMS FITS IN FIRST SENATE DEBATE
HUNT ARGUING THAT HELMS SHOULD RETIRE ON A SENATOR'S PENSION (CARTOONI
N.C. POLITICAL FIGURES GIVE MIXEO REVIEWS ON DEBATE
SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS SHOW INTEREST IN SENATE CAMPAIGNS
HUNT SAYS REPORT TO SHOW IMPROVED TEST SCORFS
UNC PROF: JACKSON'S OECISION NO SURPRISE
DEBATF HELPFUL TO VOTERS
HELMS SEES TECHNICAL ERROR IN FAILING TO REPORT TRIPS
TWO SONGWRITERS SAY 'JESSE CAN'T SHAG-
SAY IT AIN'T SO. JESSE
AUGUST INSIGHT
HUNT, HELMS BATTLE ON FAMILIAL TURF: TOBACCO COUNTRY
FIRST HUNT-HELMS OEBATE A TIE
DEBATE FOLLOW-UP MISLEADING
N;C;rJ°5;cco fields become battlefield for senate race
REGISTRATION AT CHURCHES SET
HUNT, HELMS WRANGFL OVE» LEAF ISSUES
HELMS AND HUNT PULLING A TOBACCO WAGON IN SENATORIAL RACE (CARTOONI
HELMS SAYS HUNT CANNOT EXPECT SFAT ON FJRM PANEL
SEN. HELMS SHOULD PREPARE FOR NEXT DEBATE
HUNT'S OPEN-MINDED ATTITuOE NJ T A DEFECT
HEL"S' CAMPAIGN BLASTS HUNT'S 'FLIP-FLOPS' ON ISSUES
HUNT AIOES CRITICIZE HELMS' COMMERCIALS
POLITICS SHIFTING FOCUS UF CISARETTE WARNING DEBATE
AMERICANS SHOULO TRUST THE SOCIAL SECURITY PLAN
HELMS. HUNT AIDES: AUG. Z7 OEBATE UFAD
HELMS SEEKS CAMPAIGN MONEY
HUNT CRITICIZFS HELMS' ENVIRONMENTAL RECOPO
HUNT SAYS HE IS EAGER FOR DEBATES
HUNT AWAITS NEXT DEBATE
EDMISTEN OENIES OFFERING INGRAM JOB
HUNT, HFLMS TRADE BARBS ON TEXTILES
HFLMS HEARS 'HOW GREAT THOU A> T • SERMON
HELMS-HUNT MEDIA SPENDING ESCALATES TO *3.4 MILLION
VOTFRS GAIN BY DEBATES
HlE,N?rHELAMS5SCHHESuLE^WO,^Bi?^Sr^LLSEp'T1IRMBiRW' » «« "
AruN4TiSlLYAEXEru?IONLg.TE4SE ' lLL N0T M P0L'TIC"- QUESTION
!ft!NI:.HELr,s EXCHANGE CHARGES 3N TOBACCO. TEXTILES
!2';o!,'J;A.koi/fE„0F 94pTIST MAILING LIST UPSETS MANY CLERGYMEN
BOARD PROBES DONATION TO EOMISTEN'S CAMPAIGN
ELECTIONS oOARO TO INQUIRE INTO DONATIONS
GOOD POLITICS. BAD THEOLOGY
•,?,-J?;V >"°ULO CALL IT THE JESSE-JAMES RACE. (CARTOONI
HELMS' AGENCY GETS DISCOUNTS
'CAN'T SOMEBODY CALL TIME OUT"1 • (CARTOONI
HELMS HIT ON WOMEN'S ISSUES; HUNT CALLED DIVISIVE
WYUMING SENATOR APOLOGIZES TO HELMS
WlKJFVcMSli '!2t?c2N P0°M1SES: HELMS, HUNT NO-SHOWS AT HIGHWAY...
JUUGC BtLOMES JESTER
SVSI-.^l1! HfL"S UN EDUCATION, PROMISES WORLD'S BEST SCHOOLS
BAPTIST PANEL BANS USE OF LIST BY OUTSIDERS
ANTI-CLEMENCY PROTESTERS MEET HUNT IN ST. PAULS
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6/29/34 A
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6/29/84 A
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7/02/84 A
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7/02/84 C
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7/03/84 A
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7/OJ/M A
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7/04/84 A
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7/04/84 A
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7/04/84 A
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7/05/64 A
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7/06/84 A
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7/06/84 A
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7/06/64 A
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7/04/84 C
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7/07/84 A
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7/07/84 B
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7/07/R4 A
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7/08/84 8
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7/09/64 A
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7/01/84 A
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7/10/R4 A
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7/10/84 B
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7/10/84 B
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7/10/84 C
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7/11/94 A
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7/11/84 B
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7/11/84 C
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7/12/94 A
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7/1VR4 A
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7/14/84 A
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7/17/84 A
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7/17/84 A
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7/18/84 3
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7/18/34 C
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7/18/84 C
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7/19/84 A
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7/19/94 A
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7/20/84 B
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7/24/84 A
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7/25/64 A
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7/26/34 A
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7/27/64 A
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7/27/84 A
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7/27/64 A
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7/28/64 A
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7/28/84 A
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7/26/84 A
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7/28/34 A
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7/28/64 A
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7/29/84 B
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7/Z9/84 D
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7/30/84 A
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7/30/84 A
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7/30/84 A
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7/30/94 A
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7/30/34 A
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7/30/94 A
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7/31/84 A
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7/31/84 A
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7/31/94 A
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8/01/84 A
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8/01/84 A
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8/08/84 A
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6/08/64 A
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3/09/84 A
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8/10/84 B
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3/13/34 8
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8/16/94 A
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9/17/84 B
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8/17/84 A
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8/16/64 B
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6/18/94 A
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3/20/84 A
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8/20/84 B
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a/22/84 A
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8/22/94 A
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8/23/54 A
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8/24/94 A
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8/24/»4 A
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8/24/84 C
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3/25/84 A
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8/25/84 A
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8/26/84 D
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8/28/64 A
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3/28/84 C
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8/29/84 A
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SUBJECTS
C PG L P RYL
MARTIN, EDMISTEN RENEW TIFF OV ER DRUG ENFORCEMENT
MARUN disavows "ESS RFLFASE C I TIC 1 1 1>:& EDMISTEN
SPENOING CUTS, TAX LOOPHOLE CLOSINGS COULD HALVF DEFICIT IN ONE TEAR
HUNT, HFL"S SOUABBLF OVER TAXES AS BOTH bEGIN NEW COMMERCIALS
FERPARO VISIT rO STATE IS EXPECTED
WRONG USE FOR BAPTIST LIST
SEN. HELMS NO 'TRFASURE'
HUNT AIDE SAYS RELIGION PLAVS BIG ROLF IN CAMPAIGN
SOME N.C. CANDIDATES NOW SHIFT INTO HIGH GEAR
SCARE MAIL RAISES IRE - AND C» SH
HUNT SAYS MONOALE WRONG ON NEW TAX
THINK BEFORE VOTING
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE...
HUNT, HELMS BUILO RUNNING CAMPAIGN TAB
HUNT, HELMS PREPARE FOR 2ND DEBATF
CHECK HELMS" HONESTY
GROUP OF MINISTERS SUPPORTING HEL»S
MARTIN TRIES TO BOOST RECOGNITION
VICE PRESIDENT PUNS TO VISIT N.C. "ONOAY
HUNT SEES NO POLITICAL DAMAGE FROM AIRPLANE ISSUE
HUNT, HELMS IN SECOND OEBATF TONIGHT
HUNT, HELMS BOTH RAP POLITICAL MOVES
HELMS, HUNT TRADE BARBS IN SEIONU TV DEBATE
EXPERTS WARN NEGATIVE AOS MAY HURT BOTH HEL"S, HUNT
OURHAM VOTERS SAY DEBATE LAST NIGHT A WASTE OF TIME
CANDIDATES CONFIOFNT ABOUT PERFORMANCES
HELMS' AO MISLEADING
HELMS. HUNT ON CAMPAIGN ROAO AGAIN
HUNT-HELMS BITTER EXCHANGES CNTINUE
HUNT-HELMS DEBATE LIKE CHILDISH QUARREL
FORD WILL ATTENO LUNCHEON FOR HENDON IN 11TH DISTRICT
CHARGES EXCHANGED ON BENEFITS. TRAVEL
STATE'S EXECUTION ISSUE PLUNOEREO BY POLTIICS
SEN. HELMS WINS POINTS IN RES'ECT
HELMS HAS A LOT NERVE
NEEDED: DEBATE MINUS SLURS, I1SULTS. INFERENCES
DEBATE REPORTING WEAK
HUNT, HELMS CAMPS EXCHANGE TAX ACCUSATIONS
WOMEN CHEER JFMOCRATS
CAMPAIGN SPENDING CONTESTED
POLL: HFLMS' APPEAL TO MEN GI/ES him LEAD
THREE WAYS TO VIEW HUNT-HELMS DEBATE
GOV. HUNT WAS THE GOADER
HELMS RIGHT ON KING HOLIDAY
REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL FILES SUIT OVER HUNT'S USE OF AIRCRAFT
ANOY DESERVES OSCAR
QUESTIONS FOR HUNT, HELMS
HUNT "AKES MOPE SENSE
MONOALE' S DAUGHTER AND FOPO T3 CAMPAIGN IN N.C.
TELEVISION ACTRESS: HUNT 'CLEAR CHOICE' IN U.S. SENATE RACE
HELMS SHOWED RUDENESS
DEBATFRS ARE DEBASING
SFN. HELMS MISBEHAVED
HUNT GETS ENDORSEMENT OF STATE AFL-CIO
FLAHERTY SAYS HUNT HIDING AIRCRAFT-USE RECORDS
HUNT'S AIR BILL U85.938: GOVERNOR STATES PAYMENT GENEROUS; FLAHERTY...
CELFBPITIES TAKE SIDES IN HUNr -HELMS RACE
FORO VOICES HIS SUPPORT FOR H^LMS ANO REAGAN
HUNT, HELMS TO TANGLE IN THIR"> DEBATE TOOAY
HELMS, HUNT TRAOE HARD OEBATE BLOWS
MS. FRANKLIN A PLUS FOR HUNT
HUNT: A LOUSE OR A LtAOFR?
MANY DURHAM RESIDENTS OION'T WATCH 3RD DEBATE
HUNT, H^LMS DEBATE REAGAN, MONOALE IN 3"D SPARRING MATCH
HUNT-HELMS DEBATES: LACKING R" AL SUBSTANCE
HELMS AND HUNT SPOKESMEN CRITICIZE CHALLENGES
YATCHSMAN PREFERS HELMS
HELMS BFGAN MEAN AOS
HOM HELMS GOT ELECTED
BALLENGER CALLS FOR PROBE OF EDMISTEN CAMPAIGN
HUNT AND HELMS SILENT ON SPECIAL PRESECUTOKS
HUNT AIDE LABLES HELMS A 'REVERSE ROBIN HOOO'
HUNT 010 WHAT WAS PROPER
TV NEWS SKIMPY IN COVERAGE OF SENATE RACE
20-PERSON SURVEY NOT REVEALING
BARFIELD DECISION NOT LINKED TO POLITICS
POLITICAL AOS ORAM CRITICISM
GOP LEADER OUFSTIONS HUNT ABOJ T CAMPAIGN TRIPS
HUNT SAYS HELMS SCARED
DEMOCRATS RALLY AT BEACH
WHY UON'T WF GO AFTFR POLITICIANS WHO MISUSF AIR WAVES? (CARTOONI
JIM HUNT'S ECONOMIC PLAN CALLED SHALLOW
DISGUSTED WITH HELMS
CANDIDATES WAGE ADVERTISING BATTLE
HUNT HAS DONE GnOD JOB
FERPARO PLANS VALVANO COMFBAC<
HUNT TV AOS RENEW ASSAULT ON <ELMS AS CLOSET OPPONENT OF SOCIAL...
HUNT 'WRONG MAN' T0 BE N.C. SENATOR
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP BACKS HELMS; HUNT GETS SOLAR LOBBY ENDORSEMENT
PACS COVERING ALL SIDES
LIBERALS MEAN HIGH TAX DOLLAR-
STATE LAYS CLAIM TO $6,000 FOMSTEN CONTRIBUTION
GOVERNOR'S WIFE TO VISIT OUPHVM
POLL SAYS HUNT IS LEADING HELMS
GOVERNOR RACE 'FINE'' SCNATE FIGHT 'A SHAME*
POLL PLEASES HUNT: HELMS QUESTIONS ITS CREDIBILITY
FALWELL'S PHARISEES CLOUO '84 ELECTION
HUNT IS CAGEY ABOUT HIGHER TAXES
REAGAN TAKES CREDIT FOR N.C. ECONOMY; YOUNG LAUDS DEBATE AS TURNING...
KNOX CRAWS KNOCKS FROM DEMOCRATS
HELMS, HUNT SQUARE OFF IN FINAL OFBATF SATUPOAY
HUNT SAYS HELMS PLAYS TO NATION'S RADICAL RIGHT
CIGARETTE TAX WILL DROP 8 CENTS
SENIORITY COUNTS - FOR HELMS
MARTIN WOULD WELCOME KNOX ENDORSEMENT
FEC 0«AYS GUIDELINES FOR HUNT'S PLANE USE
ADMINISTRATOR FOR HOLSHOUSE" IREATES REPUBLICANS FOP HUNT
MPS. HUNT CAMPAIGNS IN DURHAM
LAST OF THE HUNT-HELMS DEBATE' MAY ADD TENSION
SENATE CAMPAIGN LEAVES "RS. hjijt FEW FRFE HOURS
STUDENTS QUESTION GOVERNOR'S JIFE
HUNT USFO 'POOR JUDGMENT' ON ".1RC9AFT, PUT DEBT MORE THAN REP A 1 0- AUO I TOR
N.C. PARTISANS ARGUE ON REAGA'I'S AGE, WHO WON IN VP DEUATF
HUNT, HFLMS PREPARE FOR LAST 3EBATE
LAST HELMS-HUNT DEBATE MORE LOW-KEY
SPELL RELIEF H-'l-N-T?
HUNT AOS 'UNSUbSTANTIATFD'
HEL"S HELPED GET SOCIAL SECURITY
SPENOING ON SFNATE RACE REACHES HO MILLION LEVEL
STIJOY: HELMS GETTING MORE HON' Y FROM OIL, GAS, CHEMICAL INTERESTS
HELMS SAYS BLACKS SHUULO SUPPJRT HIM FOR RE-ELECTION
■.20-MILLION SFNATE RACE SHO»T:hANGES N.C. VOTERS
HUNT-HELMS FUND RAISING NEAPS T.20 MILLION
HUNT, HELMS COURT BLACK VOTERS. EOMISTEN, MARTIN BOOST TOURISM
SEND HUNT OUT TO GRAZE
HELMS HAS 'HAD ENOUGH. .. WI LL RETURN FIRE'
H 2
a/39/84
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9/30/84
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1 b
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H 2
8/31/R4
A
6
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H 2
9/01/84
A
14
N
H 2
9/02/84
C
6
N
H 2
9/02/84
c
4
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H 2
9/03/94
A
4
L
H 2
9/03/94
c
1
N
S 2
9/03/94
A
1
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H 2
9/04/84
a
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H 2
9/04/e4
A
3
N
H 2
9/04/84
A
4
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9/05/84
A
9
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S 2
9/05/94
A
9
N
S 2
9/05/84
C
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H 2
9/06/84
A
4
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H 2
9/06/84
A
8
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S 2
9/06/84
C
8
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H 2
9/07/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/08/84
9
5
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H 2
9/09/84
B
1
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H 2
9/09/84
B
1
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H 2
9/10/84
A
1
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H 2
9/10/84
B
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9/10/R4
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1
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9/10/84
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9/1 1/84
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4
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9/1 1/84
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9/1 1/84
c
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9/12/»4
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4
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H 2
9/12/84
A
9
N
S 2
9/12/84
A
8
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H 2
9/13/«4
A
4
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H 2
9/13/84
A
4
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H 2
9/13/84
A
4
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S 2
9/13/84
A
4
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H 2
9/14/84
A
4
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H 2
9/18/84
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H 2
9/16/84
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9/17/84
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9
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9/17/84
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3
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9/18/84
A
4
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H 2
9/l8/»4
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4
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9/18/84
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4
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9/18/84
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9/19/84
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9/19/84
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4
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9/20/84
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9/20/B4
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21
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H 2
9/2l/°4
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9/21/84
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4
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9/21/84
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4
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H 2
9/21/84
A
4
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H 2
9/21/84
A
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H 2
9/21/04
A
15
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9/22/84
A
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9/22/04
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1
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9/22/84
A
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H 2
9/23/84
A
8
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H 2
9/24/84
A
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9/24/84
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9/24/84
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9/24/84
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9/24/84
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9/25/84
A
4
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H 2
9/25/84
A
15
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H 2
9/26/84
A
4
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9/26/84
A
4
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H 2
9/26/84
A
4
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H 2
9/26/94
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9/26/84
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H 2
9/27/84
c
10
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9/27/84
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9/27/84
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9/27/84
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4
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S 2
9/28/84
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9/28/84
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9/29/R4
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8
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S 2
9/29/84
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H 2
9/30/84
A
8
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H 2
10/01/84
A
4
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H 2
10/01/84
A
4
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H 2
10/01/84
A
4
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H 2
10/01/84
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7
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H 2
10/02/04
A
4
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S 2
10/02/84
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H 2
10/03/84
A
8
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S 2
10/01/84
A
4
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H 2
10/04/84
A
6
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H 2
10/05/04
A
4
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H 2
10/05/04
A
4
L
H 2
10/05/84
A
11
N
S 2
10/05/84
A
5
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H 2
10/06/84
A
14
N
5 2
10/06/84
A
4
L
H 2
tO/08/84
A
9
N
H 2
10/09/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/09/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/09/84
A
13
N
H 2
10/10/84
A
12
N
H 2
10/10/84
A
12
N
S 2
10/10/04
A
1
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H 2
10/11/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/1 1/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/11/84
A
20
N
H 2
10/1'/R4
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■3
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H 2
10/12/84
A
14
N
H 2
10/12/84
c
4
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S 2
10/12/84
A
2
N
S 2
10/12/84
C
1
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S 2
10/12/54
c
1
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H 2
10/13/84
A
5
N
H 2
10/13/84
A
7
N
S 2
10/13/84
A
I
N
H 2
10/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/15/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/15/84
A
4
L
h 2
10/15/94
A
4
L
H 2
10/15/54
B
1
N
H 2
10/15/84
e
1
N
S 2
10/15/84
A
1
N
H 2
10/16/04
A
4
E
H 2
10/16/84
B
4
N
H 2
10/16/84
C
3
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H 2
10/17/94
A
4
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H 2
10/17/84
A
9
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12/31/84
SUBJECTS
REPORT SHOWS WIDE RANGE OF CONTRIBUTORS TO HELMS
CANOIDATES REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE STUDENTS 'OYCOTT HELMS' SPEFCH
MEMORUL TO THE UNCOMMITTED VJTERS N.C. SENATE RACE 1984 ICARTOONI
26 OF 31 0EMOCRATIC OAS ENDORSE EOMISTEN IN GOVERNOR'S RACE
HUNT CAMPAIGNS IN TEXTILE TERRITORY, SAYS HELMS 'FAILED...
HUNT: OXFORD LOOP CONTRACT TO BE AWARDED IN DFC.
HUNT A 'BIG-SPENDING REACTIONARY'
HELMS PROVOKES SENATE TO OUNISH STATEi HUNT SAYS
STUDENTS BOYCOTT HELMS' FIRST VISIT TO A BLACK COLLE&F
HFLMS ANTI-SOCIAL SECURITY
HELMS IS BEHIND TIMES
WHY DOES HELMS NEED MORF?
HUNT, HELMS TRADE BARBS ON TACTICS. MARTIN SAYS HE'D SCRAP FOOD. ..TAX
OURHAM GROUP LOOKS AT MONEY AND POLITICS
HFLMS-REAGAN CARD INSULTS VOTERS' HONOR
NAME WAS WRONG
HUNT BRINGS CONVENTION CROWO To FEET
EDDIE KNOX SAYS 'SORE LOSER' LABEL ISN'T BOTHERING HIM
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ADS SAID ILLEGAL
INSTITUTE DISTRIBUTES FACTS ON HUNT. HELMS FINANCING
FORMER ASTRONAUT: HUNT UNDERSTANDS NEEO FOR OFFENSE
...RE-ELECT SENATOR HELM. TH" SPORTSMAN'S CHOICE FOR N. C....IADI
CONSUMERS ULTIMATELY PAY CORPORATE TAXES
WHO'S THIS MR. BARDO?
CANDIDATES LACK CHARACTER
HELMS SEEKS STUDENT SUPPORT
%!U MILLION 3UYS A BLUSH
HFLMS VOWS TU FIGHT FOR WRITTEN PROMISE TO EACH SENIOR CITIZEN...
GLENN GIVES HUNT BOOST
BAO TASTE COSTS MORE ICARTOONI
OUT-OF-STATE NONSENSE
SOCIAL SECURITY REMAINS TOPIC IN "ACE BETWEEN HUNT, HELMS
SOCIAL SECURITY REMAINS TOPIC IN SENATE RACE
SB! STUDIES THREATENING LETTER
HFLMS: HUNT OWES 180,000 FOR 4I?C'AFT
GOVERNUR: TOBACCO HAS 'TAKEN 'EATING'
HUNT PROPOSES COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION PLAN
CAROS HAVE FRINGE BENEFITS
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP SUPPOP T; DEMOCRATIC PSRTY
HELMS URGES VOTER TURNOUT, AGAIN LASHES OUT AT HUNT
HUNT OFFERS PLAN TO BOOST EDUCATION
FEC INVESTIGATION MAY NOT END BEFORE ELECTION
DEMOCRATS EXPECTING VOTING CHALLENGE
HELMS TAKES RE-ELECTION BIO T3 HILLSBOROUGH; RAPS MEDIA
HELMS URGES SUPPORTERS TO BE SURE TO VOTE
23 AMBASSAOORS ENOORSE HELMS - 0" RE-ELECTION
HUNT-HELMS FUNO RAISING HITS S 100,000 PFR OAY PACE
HELMS' LAWYERS OPPOSE OPENING RULINGS
HELMS SAYS HUNT BEGAN CAMPAIGN OIPTINESS
THURMOND TOUTS HELMS
COWARDLY ACCUSERS SINK TO NEW LOW BE LETTERS
STUDY PROBES CAMPAIGN FINANCES
TWO GROUPS ANNOUNCE ENDORSEMENTS
HELMS SAYS VOLUNTEERS WILL WATCH POLLING PLACES
HUNT CALLS HELMS' POLL PLAN AN 'EFFORT TO SCARE PEOPLE'
HFLMS* OUT-OF-STATE MONEY TOPS HUNT'S
FORMER AMBASSAOORS CRITICIZE MPLOMATS' BACKING OF HELMS
ANALYSTS: PRESIDENTIAL RACE FADING IN N.C.
HELMS CITES FARM PANEL POWER IN TOUR OF EASTERN COUNTIES
HUNT TELLS LEGION HE SUPPORTS VETS, MILITARY SPENOING
HELMS COMMERCIAL 'LIES-
JESSE'S DAY: HELMS TRAVELS IN 'RUTABAGA ONE'
JIM'S DAY: HUNT RELIES ON PERSONAL CONTACT
POLL: HUNT, HELMS DEADLOCKED !N WILSON
HUNT, HELMS APPROACH CAMPAIGN WITH DIFFERENT STYLES
HELMS 'TALL IN THE SADDLE"
COMMITTEE FOR HFLMS IS NAMED
A SUBVERSIVE TRICK
HFLMS LABELS HUNT CONSUMMATE LIAR, HANO-PICKEO MAN OF BIG UNION BOSSES
HUNT SAYS HELMS USES SCARE TACTICS ON SOCIAL SECURITY
STRAWBRIDGE HEADS HELUS' GROUP
•DECENT REPUBLICANS' SHOULD REJECT HELMS
ANOERSON: 'RIGHT' IS WRONG
THIS INSANE CAMPAIGN STILL MATCHES GOOO MFN
WHY HELMS SHOULD NOT GO BACK TJ SENATE
GOP SHOULD REMOVE BLIGHT
HUNT IS WISHY-WASHY ON ABORTION ISSUE
IT'S PRINCIPLE VS. POLITICS
HUNT HITS HUDSLINGING. HELMS 3ANISHES JOURNALIST
TRAVELING THE LOW ROAD
JIM HUNT 'CLEAR CHOICE' FOR N.C.
AM8ASSA0OR SAYS SOVIETS UNDERSTAND ONLY STRENGTH
SOCIAL SECURITY AND ELECTION »EAR LIES
HUNT CHARGES HELMS' PLAN TO INTIMIDATE BLACK VOTERS
HELMS TELLS SUPPORTERS POLL S-IOW HIM AHEAD "F HUNT
HUNT TO SPEND ELECTION EVE IN OURHAM
POLITICAL ADS SELL CONTROVERSY
LIBERTARIANS, SOCIALISTS AL'.O ON ELECTION BALLOT
HELMS' PENSION PLAN MAKES SENCE
FAITH, POLITICS 00 MIX
PRO-BANKING OIPLOMATS
TWO OTHER PARTIES HAVE CANDIDATES IN SENATE CONTEST
HELMS, HUNT TRADE BARBS ON UNIONS, VETERANS BENEFITS
JUDGE OROERS FEC TO ACT ON HE. MS CASE
HELMS 'DISREGARDS' ENVIRONMENT
■DESPERATE' HUNT IS 'NOT A LE".DER'
JUDGE ORDERS FEC ACTION WITHIN 30 DAYS
HELMS RESUMES COMPUTER-DIALED RECORDED TELEPHONE MESSAGES
FLAHERTY DEFENDS GOP PLAN FOR MONITORS AT POLLS
CAMERON SAYS CONTROVERSY C0UL3 SLTER VFW ENDORSEMENT PROCEDURE
HUNT CHARGES HIS OPPONENT 'HAS DONE NOTHING POSITIVE'
HELMS WARNS HIS SUPPORTERS NOT TO BECOME OVFRCONF IDENT
VOTERS'S ALLIANCE GOES FOR OE10S
HUNT SCHEDULES RALLY IN DURHA'1 ON MONDAY
GALLUP POLL SHOWS SENATE RACE STILL OEAOLOCKEO
NOVFMPEP INSIGHT
CAMPAIGNS DRAW TO A CLOSE AS HUNT AIRS AO
HELMS, HUNT IN DEAD HEAT
CANDIDATES BATTLE FOR UNDECI0=0 VOTE
OEMOCRATS HOPEFUL UN SENATE RACES
HELMS, HUNT MAKE FINAL "ITCHE"
SUPERSTITIOUS HUNT DRAWS PACKED HOUSE
HUNT GETS ROUSING DURHAM CROWO
IT'S REAGAN, HELMS, MARTIN: CAMPAIGN FOR SENATE COSTLIEST
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM DURHAM COUNTY PRECINCTS
DURHAM BUCKS TREND, VOTES FOR DEMOCRATS
LOYALTY TO PRINCIPLES WAS KEY, HELMS SAYS
NOW COMES HARD PART FOR REAGAN AND HELMS
DEMOCRATS POST NET GAIN OF 2
HELMS SAYS STATE SENT SIGNAL IT'S CONSERVATIVE
FOR HELMS AND HUNT, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
VOTF TOLD WORLD WHERE TAR HEELS STAND — HELMS
HELMS TAKES TIME OUT TO THINK '85 - ANO '88
GOV. HUNT, FUTURE UNCERTAIN, TAKES A WEEK'S BREAK
FALWELL: WE CONSIDER JESSE HELMS A NATIONAL TREASURE
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10/17/84
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12
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10/17/64
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10/18/8*.
A
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H 2
10/18/84
A
4 T
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R56
H 2
10/18/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/18/84
A
13
N
H 1
10/18/84
B
I
N
046
S 2
10/18/84
A
4
L
S 2
10/18/84
A
5
N
S 2
10/18/84
c
7 P
N
H 2
10/19/64
A
4
L
H 2
10/19/34
A
4
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H 2
10/1R/P4
A
4
L
H 2
10/19/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/19/54
4
13
N
S 2
10/19/84
A
4
L
S 2
10/19/84
C
1
N
H 2
10/20/84
A
8
N
H 2
10/20/84
A
13
N
H 2
10/20/84
A
13
N
S 2
10/20/84
A
15
N
H 2
10/21/84
B
10
N
H 2
10/21/84
C
6
A
H 2
10/22/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/22/84
4
4
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H 2
10/22/84
A
4
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H 2
10/22/84
B
I
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S 2
10/22/84
A
4
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10/22/84
A
6
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S 2
10/22/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/23/84
A
4 T
T
L51
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10/23/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/23/B4
B
3
N
H I
10/23/84
C
1
N
S 2
10/23/84
A
5
N
L38
H 1
10/24/84
B
I P
N
H 1
10/24/84
B
1 P
N
S 2
10/24/84
A
1
N
S 2
10/24/°4
A
4
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S 2
10/24/84
C
3
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H 2
10/28/84
c
9
N
H 2
10/25/84
c
9
N
H 2
10/28/84
C
9
N
H 1
10/28/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/25/84
A
1
N
W36
S 2
10/25/84
A
17
N
H 2
10/26/84
A
6
N
H 2
10/26/64
A
20
N
H 2
10/26/84
A
20
N
H 2
10/26/84
B
1 P
N
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10/26/84
C
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10/27/84
A
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10/27/84
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10/27/64
A
5
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H 2
10/27/84
A
3
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H 2
10/27/84
A
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10/27/84
C
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10/28/»4
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H 2
10/28/84
A
4
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10/28/84
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3
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H 2
10/28/84
B
3
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H 2
10/29/84
A
4
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10/29/84
A
10
N
H 2
10/29/64
A
10
N
H 2
10/29/84
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10/29/84
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10/29/84
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10/29/84
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10/30/84
A
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10/30/64
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6
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10/30/84
A
6
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H 2
10/30/84
A
7
N
S 2
10/30/84
a
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10/3O/B4
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13/31/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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S 2
10/31/84
A
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S 2
10/31/84
c
1
N
C60
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10/31/84
A
6
A
H 2
11/01/84
B
6
N
H 2
11/01/84
B
6
N
S 2
1 1/01/84
c
5
N
S 2
U/01/64
C
8
N
S 2
11/01/84
c
8
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H 2
11/02/84
4
4
L
H 2
U/02/84
A
4
L
H 2
11/02/64
A
4
L
H 2
U/02/84
A
6
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H 2
11/02/84
A
1 3
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H 2
U/02/84
13
5
N
S 2
U/02/84
4
4
L
S 2
U/02/84
A
4
L
S 2
1 1/02/84
c
5
N
S 2
U/02/84
c
5
N
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11/03/84
4
10
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11/03/84
A
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11/03/84
A
10
N
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1 1/03/84
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10
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H 2
11/03/84
A
15
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H 2
U/04/84
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6
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11/04/84
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12
N
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U/04/84
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U/05/»4
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1 l/0S/°4
A
1
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S 2
11/05/64
A
8
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U/06/84
A
2
N
H 2
U/04/84
B
3
N
H 2
U/06/84
C
1 P
N
046
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U/06/84
C
1 P
N
C60
H 2
11/07/84
4
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N
H 2
U/07/84
A
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N
H 2
U/07/84
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1
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U/07/84
A
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U/07/84
4
4
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11/0 7/ 34
A
7
N
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1 1/03/64
A
1
N
H 2
1 1/08/34
4
4
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H 2
U/08/84
A
17
N
H 2
1 L/09/84
4
1 P
N
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11/09/ 64
A
12
N
H 2
11/09/84
A
14 P
N
UAL I "i 0 E
1/01/34 - 12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
'AGE 654
1/14/55
SENATE RACE ATTRACTED VI
NEITHER MONDALE. HUNT CA
POLITICAL PICKING IS HIS
.(HERE ..EKE JlM HUNT'S Ur
S20 MILLION: FOUO OR VOT
hfl"S' AOVISER BREAKS SI
MFCS' COMMITTEE CHOICE
GHASTLY WITH HELMS
NO HARPS FOP MEDIA
HELMS' STRUGGLE HASN'T A
HUNT SAYS HE'S NOT INTER
CAMPAIGNING FOR LT. GOVE
STUCY SAYS HOPE N.C. SLA
RFMEMPER POSITIVE OUALIT
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SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
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SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO OUKE ST. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE U"IV. INSTITUTE FIR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO HUUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MOUSING. DURHAH COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO JFK TOWELS
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO MoREHE'D HILLS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIZENS, OURHAH CHAPTER
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO OLDER AMERICAN ACT
SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT AGE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, CRIME VICTIMS
RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO SPONSOR MARCH 20 FASHION SHOW AND DANCE
CAUSE OF CONFUSION CAN BE REMEDIED
NCCU GETS AWARD
ELOERLV POWER USERS ARE CHARGED UNFAIRLY
DOCTOR: SUICIOES MORE FOEOUENT AMONG ELOERLV THAN TEENS
SUICIDES BY ELDFRLY RISING
OLDER CITIZENS HONORED
PROGRAM FOR ELOERLY
ELDERLY DESERVE HONESTY, COURTESY
HUNT EXPLAINS SENIOR CITIZEN lONCERNS
SHOP TO ISSUE CARDS TO ELDERLY
MEETING PLEASES SENIORS
N.C. CENTRAL IS HOST TO SENIOR SWIMMERS
TWO WAYS ABOUT IT
PPOJECT TO IMPROVE SERVICES F3 R ELOERLY
DURHAM CUUPLE TO APPEAR ON PR7GRAM
TIPS FOR LOWER FUEL BILLS GIVEN
STRRRETCH
SENIORS VOTE EARLY
LOW-INCOME RESIOENTS, ELDERLY MAY PAY LOWER RECREATION FEES
SHE WAS SO GOOD THEY TAPED NARRATIVE OF HOW SHE DID IT
OVER 00 AND STILL ACTIVE
PLANNING A PARTY
A FUN-FILLED PARTY
SENIOR CITIZFNS. CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
CON ARTISTS USE GREED TO TRAP VICTIMS
ELDERLY, PRISONERS IN THEIR H1MES
ELDpRLY WOMAN ASSAULTED AT HOME
OLDER PEOPLE HAVE REAL FEAR 0*1 HALLOWEEN
ELOERLY WOMAN FREES HERSELF
SOCIAL SECURITY RECIPIENTS WARNED ABOUT FLIMFLAM
SENIOR CITIZENS, CRIMINALS
PRISON UNIT HELPS ELDERLY PRISONERS ADJUST
SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CAKE
OLD WELFARE FILES HEADED FOR DUMP
SENIOR CITIZENS, DRIVER'S LICENSES
THE ELDERLY SHOUL" NOT DRIVE
HIGHWAY SAFETY DEPENDS ON ALL DRIVERS, MOT JUST ELDERLY
SOME PEOPLE WOULO DISENFRANCHISE ELOERLY
OLD PEOPLE NEED DRIVING PRIVILEGES
WHO'LL PAY FOR BUSES?
YOU CAN" T STAY YOUNG
CRITIC OF OLD DRIVERS SHOULD TAKE SPACE FLIGHT
SENIOR CITIZENS, ORUG ABUSE
SEE URUG ABUSE, AGED
SENIOR CITIZENS. EDUCATION
JOTTING DOWN MEMORIES:
SENIOR CITIZENS, EMPLOYMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM TO AIO OLOFR CITIZENS
NCCU PROGRAM AIMS TO REOUCE UNEMPLOYMENT
TAR HFEL'S IN-MIGRANT SEEN HELPING STATE'S INDUSTRY TO DIVERSIFY
J03 CLUBS ORGANIZING IN TRIANGLE
JOB PROGRAMS HAVE INTERESTS Oc OLDER WORKERS AT HEART
SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO ORUG ABUSE, AGED
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
NUTRITION PROGRAM IS 10 YEARS OLD
IT'S A GAME, »UT IT STILL STACKS THE CARDS AGAINST THE ELDERLY
SECONO OPINION: MAYBE
RX: MIX AGE, DRUGS CAREFULLY
CARF FOR ELOEPLY INAOEOUATE
DRUG MISUSE BY OLOER PEOPLE CAUSES CONCERN
ROSY IDEAS ON HEALTH OF ELOERlY MISGUIDED, DUKE AUTHORITY SAYS
CONGRESS STUDIES HEALTH PLAN OF UNC STUDENT
COUNCIL SLATES CONFERENCE ON ; ARE OF ELOERLY PEOPLE
AIO FTR DISABLED ANNOUNCED
SENIORS CITE MEDICAL COSTS
HUNT EXPLAINS SENIOR CITIZEN ;ONCERNS
HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS TU RISE
HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT URGED
HOME HEALTH CARE AIDES IN HIGN OE"ANO
UNC PROGRAM MAY AID HEALTH PICTURE
DFPRESSION CAM TURN 'GOLDEN YEARS' BLEAK
ANDREWS: RE'GAN IGNORING PROGRAM
HUMANA HOSPITAL PLANS DISCOUNTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ON MEDICARE
GROWTH WON'T FAZE HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, AUTHORITIES AGREE
SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUD
BUSSE SAYS LIVING LONGER NOT NECESSARILY LINKED TO GOOD HEALTH
PRUGRAM TO REVIEW HEALTH INSURANCE
SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
SEE ALS" FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, SE.1I0R CITIZENS HOUSING
ADELAIDE WALTERS APARTMENTS OEOICATEO
SENIO" CITIZENS RECEIVE HELP JITH REPAIRS
NUMBER WAS WRONG
HOUSING AUTHORITY TO MEET
MORROW: HOME CARE WOULD HELP =LOERLY
WOOOLYN TOWERS PROJECT BECOMES 'THE COMMONS'
AGENCY SEEKING II MILLION GRANT FOR FRANKLIN ELDERLY HOUSING UNIT
FUNUS FOR HOSIERY MILL PROJECT PENUING
HOMEOWNER PLAN OFFERS RELIEF FOR THE ELDERLY
SENIOR CITIZFNS, POPULATION
SFE ALSO POPULATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
HOW SOUTHERN STATES FARE
SENIOR CITIZENS, POVERTY LEVEL
SEE ALSO POVERTY
ELOERLY GETTING BAD DEAL, TEACHER ARGUES
IN REMINISCENCE CLASS, STuOENTS LEARN.
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SENIOR CITIZENS. TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO EASY-RIDER SERVICE (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
HELPING HANDS ON WHEELS: VOLUNTEERS KEEP SENIORS M08ILE
SENIOR CIT'ZENS COORDINATING COUNCIL
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
DON'T SIDESTEP MORAL ISSUES
IS A.D.-b.C. TI"E LINE NEXT RE
CHRISTIANS ARE NEEDED IN POLIT
RELIGION AND POLITICS SHOULD "
WF'°E IN 'COMMUN ERA'
U.S. -VATICAN TIES WISE
BACK TO THE DARK AGES
HELMS REJECTS REAGAN APPEAL A'
PANEL APPROVES VATICAN AMBASS*
CONSERVATIVE BAPTISTS VOX FIG-i
SCHOOL-PRAYER SOUABBLE AN ELEC
SCHOOLS HAVE GONE TD POT WITHD
PRAYER VOTE NEEDED
IRRESPONSIBLE BLUNOER
STUDENTS AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DECISION REFLFCTS HERITAGE
'AMEN' FOIIORIAL AMISS
RELIGION SURVIVES OFFICIAL RE'
PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AN AT
STUDENTS SAY 'AMEN' TO PRAYER
FOUNOING FATHERS NEVER REJECTE
PRAYER DEBATE TAKES NEW TWIST
•MINORITY RULE CAN BECOME A TY
STAR IS WELCOME SIGHT
ANOTHER CHJRCH-STAT= FUSS
RELIGIOUS DECISION MET WITH MI
MINISTERS GET OUT THE VOTE
WRONG USE FOR BAPTIST LIST
THE CHRISTIAN LITMUS TEST
HUNT AIDE SAYS RELIGION PLAYS
TALLYING THE ANGELS
RELIGION, POLITICS DON'T MIX
HUMANISM IS OUR RFLIGION
CHURCH-STATE DILEMMA
■RAniCAL RIGHT' has SOME GOOO
AGE. ILLNESS LEAVE Sam ERVIN J
CHURCH-STATf DEBATE ENOLESS
NO RIGHT IS ARSDLUTE
OCTnfcER INSIGHT
RELIGIOUS OESATE IN HIGH COURT
ALL IS 'IOT WELL
GROUP BEGINS CAMPAIGN IN N.C.
PREACHING POLITICS DIFFICULT I
FAITH PRODUCED ACTION
ROLE OF RELIGION IN GOVFRNMFNT
DEBATE FOCUSES DN DIFFERING VI
DISCUSSION SCHEDULED
FAITH. POLITICS DO MIX
HOLIDAY HEADACHES?
TAR HEEL BAPTISTS BEGIN DEBATE
■FAIRNESS' LETTER FLAWED
FAITH AND POLITICS: "NO PEOPLE
E°VIN SENDS OPEN LETTER TO PRE
MO. »=a'.an: KEEP YOUR HANOS Oc
tRVIN'S POINT FLAWED
A READER PESPONOS TO SEN. SAM
ACCUSATIONS IRRESPONSIBLE
waxhaw SCHOOL BIBLE CLASSES C«
LIMITING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
SEPARATION OF POWERS IN GOVERNMENT 0OCTRINE
SEE ALSO N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE RJLES
MILLER: FORBID AGENCIES TO MA<E LAW
HOUSE APPROVES REVISIONS IN WAITING. ENFORCING PULES
MILLER'S BILL ON TARGET
IN DEMOCRACY, PEOPLE ARE FULERS
HAH
ING CODES
UP SANITATION SYSTEMS
M COUNTY HEALTH DEPT., SANITATION DIVISION
TEST
AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
TRYING TO KEEP HOMES
STS VICTIMIZE PROPERTY OWNERS?
EMS TOO LONG NEGLECTED'
ED WELLS RESULT I'l EPA ASSISTANCE
BECOMING A CATCH-22
TIC TANK RULES LEAVE HOMEOWNERS ON LIM3
MS PECK OF PROBLEMS
M PROBLEMS AIRED AT BOARD MEETING
T IGNORE PLIGHT OF HOMEOWNERS
JOINT WATER, SEwSR STUDY
DRIVE FOP VOTE 01 SEWE'S
PTIC TANK UNIT TO HURT INSPECTORS
PORTS' BETTER THAV UNSALABLE HOMES
SEPTIC TANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUILDING COOES
SEE ALSO SOIL TEST
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
■.5 FAHILIES TRYING To KEEP "O-ES
TRAILER PARK RESIDENTS SEEKINS NEW HOMES
SERIAL MURPERS
SEE ALSO MUROER. U.S.
SERIAL KILLER SAYS
H 2 1/08/84 E 1 P F H45
BIG ROLE IN CAMPAIGN
COMPANY
NOAUNTED
TO SEPARATE RELIGION FROM POLITICS
N SOME PULPITS
DEBATED AT N.C. CENTOAL UNIVERSITY
EWS OF CHURCH AND STATE RELATIONSHIP
ON SEPARATION OF CHURCH STATE
CAN FORGET GOD ANO STILL PROSPER'
SIOFNT
F RELIGION
6»VIN
OEREO HALTED
SEPTIC TANKS. OUR
SEE ALSO
9UILD
SEE ALSO
CLEAN
SEE ALSO
DURHA
SEE ALSO
SOIL
SEE ALSO
WATER
45 FAMILIES
DO 'PERK' IE
•SEPTIC SYST
4 C0NTAM1NAT
SEPTIC
TANK
COUNTY
S SEP
SEPTIC
SYSTE
JFPTIC
SySTE
COUNTY
CANNO
PANEL FAVORS
GROUP BEGINS
FLETCHER: SE
•NEGATIVE RE
IATRED OF PROSTITUTE MOM OROVE HIM
SERT^MA CLUB
SEE BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE Durham SERTOMA CLJB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY SERTUMA CLUB
SEE JAMFS E. SHFPARD SERTOMA CLJB
SEE N.C. SERTOMA CLUbS
SEE NORTH STATE SERTOMA CLUB
SEE TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB
SERVICE DISTRIBUTING CO.
SUIT NETS 1288.500 FOR 660-PLJ S WORKERS
SERVICE STATIONS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES DF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
H 2
1/02/8*
A
5
L
H 2
1/04/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/04/94
A
4
L
H 2
1/00/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/10/84
A
5
L
S 2
1/14/04
A
4
E
H 2
1/17/84
A
5
L
H 2
2/08/84
A
8
N
H 2
2/23/84
A
7
N
H 2
3/05/04
C
3
N
S 2
3/0T/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/08/94
A
4
L
H 2
3/09/84
A
4
L
h 2
3/08/94
A
4
L
S 2
3/0°/84
c
6
N
S 2
3/13/94
A
4
N
h 2
3/15/84
A
5 P
L
S 2
3/15/84
A
4
E
h 2
3/17/04
A
4
L
S 2
3/17/84
A
3 T
N C05
H 2
3/30/84
A
4
L
H 2
4/09/84
B
1
N
H 2
4/17/84
A
4
L
S 2
5/10/04
A
4
E
H 2
5/15/94
A
4
E
S 2
7/28/04
A
22
N
H 2
3/27/94
B
1
N
H 2
9/02/O4
0
4
E
H 2
0/03/94
A
C
E
H 2
9/D3/94
c
1
N
H 2
9/12/84
A
4
E
H 2
0/12/84
A
4
L
H 2
9/17/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/10/94
A
4
L
H ?
0/20/84
A
4
L
M 2
0/23/84
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1 P
F
S 2
9/24/84
A
4
L
S 2
9/29/94
A
4
E
H 2
10/07/94
0
5 0
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H 2
10/09/04
A
4
E
H 2
10/10/84
A
4
E
H 2
10/12/94
A
13
1 046
H 2
10/15/84
A
9
N
H 2
10/16/84
A
4
L
H 2
10/23/84
C
1
N H9H
H 1
10/24/84
s
1
N H90
H 1
10/30/84
c
1
N
H 2
11/02/84
A
4
L
S 2
11/06/84
A
4
E
S 2
11/13/84
c
5
N
H 2
11/17/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/19/84
0
5 P
J
H 2
11/20/94
B
8
N
H 2
11/21/84
A
4 P
L
H 2
11/30/84
A
4
L
H 2
12/03/94
A
4
L
H 2
12/13/"4
A
U
L
H 2
12/14/84
c
9
N
H 2
12/27/84
A
4
L
H 2 6/28/84 B 1 P N 046
H 2 6/30/84 B 1 N 046
S 2 7/02/84 A 4 E
H 2 10/11/84 A 4 L
H 2 1/14/84 A
2
4/16/81,
A 4
L
7
5/26/84
A 4
L
/
6/30/84
9 1
N
454
t
7/13/94
C 1
N
K90
/
10/03/84
A 4
L
?
11/01/94
A 1
N
454
7
11/02/84
B 1
N
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11/06/84
A 4
E
2
12/01/94
C 1
N
88 1
2
12/13/94
B 3
N
981
7
12/14/34
C 1
N
J56
S 2 12/19/94 a
H 2 1/14/84 A 5 N
H 2 2/06/84 B 5 N
H212/17/B4B 1 N
H 2 11/26/84 A
MONTHLY/1
M N U A L
1/01/84
index
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
PACE 657
1/14/35
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PUMPS
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
SEE ALSO WUMEN, MECHANICS
FULL-SERVILE STATIONS FOLDING
GAS STATION CHAIN TO REPAY 1218.553
SERVICE STATIONS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES, DURHA*
GAS PRICES DROP
SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES, N.C.
■IT'S ALMOST LIKE LITTLE GAS M AR •
PUMPING GAS: OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTTMERS A LITTLE CRANKIER THAN MOST
CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB SAYS ' FULL SERVICE' FALLS SHORT
SEVEN-ELEVEN CONVENIENCE CHAIN
...7-ELEVEN IS AMERICA'S NUMBER
1 RETAILER OF PORNOGRAPHY?.
SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE IAVONOALE 0»IVEI
GUNMAN ROBS OURHAM CONVENIENCE STORE
SUSPECT CHARGEO IN STORE R08B=RY
SEVEN-ELEVFN STORE (GUESS RQADI
CONVENIENCE STORE HIT
MAN ROBS 7-ELEVEN
SEVEN-ELEVFN STORE (MIAMI BLVD.)
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED WITH A*MED R03PERY OF OURHAM STORE
GREENSBORO MAN FACES ARMEO ROBBERY CHARGES
SEVEN LAKES
PRID&ENS BUY SEVEN LAKES COMMJNITY
<EVEN MILE CREEK
BOARD PUSHES ZONING.
LAND-USE PROPOSALS
SEVERE COHBINEO Immune DEFICIENCY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
SEE ALSO IMMUNE SYSTEM
THE REBIRTH OF OAVIO
ALL 'OAVIDS' MERIT MEDAL
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT SAVES 3 OY AT OUKE
TWO YOUNG PATIENTS AT OUKE TO BE PELEASEO
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER WASTEWATER T'EATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
CITY MAY SEEK SALES TAX HIKE FOP CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
SEWER PLANT EXPANSION PLANNING WILL BE DONE
2 SEWER PLANTS MAY NEED MORF ZITY FUNDS
CITY SEEKING GRANT TO STUDY REMOVAL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
COUNTY. CITY OK PACT, SEWAGE STUDY
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVE'SEE CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
t<— MILLION GRANT WILL UPGRADE SEWAGE PLANT
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO FARRIN&TON ROAD SEWER 'LANT
SFE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER RATES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
ROU TO MULL EASEMENT RULE
PHOSPHATE BA.'I. STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS BACKED
OXFORD WANTS TO UPOATE SEWAGE TREATMENT
SEWER AND WATER LIMES
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES.
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINFS.
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES.
DURHAM
DURHA M COUNTY
N.C.
IMINATION
E PAY
FOR EQUAL WO'K
IMINATI"N
SCRIMINATION
OTYPES
(FED.
S
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SEXIS
N' T S
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LUBS
MALE
FED
ISSU
OS
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WORKE
ECT F
LFGISLAMON PROHIBITING SEX DISCRIM. IN INTERCOLLEG. SPORTSI
SEWING
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
SEE ALSO TAILORING
CLOSE WORK
SO FAR, SEW GOOD: CRAFTS EXPERT REDISCOVERS LOST ART OF
SEX-BY-CUSTOOIAN
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
TWO LEAOERS OF YOUTH FARM ARE NAMED IN SEX CHARGES
SEX DISCRIMINATION
SFE ALSO AGE OISCR
SEE ALSO COMPARABL
SEE ALSO FyUAL PAY
SEE ALSO JOB DISC"
SEE ALSO RACIAL DI
SEE ALSO SEX STERE
SEE ALSO StXISM
SEE ALSO TITLE IX
BOYS MUST BE POY
FEMINISTS OVEROO
WOMEN CAN TAKE 0
FIGHT SMUT WITH
EDITORIALS WERE
GIRLS SCOUTS ARE
PLEASE DON'T RIL
EOUAL PAY: THE '
OFFICIAL SAYS EO
FAYFTTEV1LLF POL
BIAS IS DENIED I
SUPREME COURT RI
CAROBORO 80ARD E
WOMAN TESTIFIES
OFFICIAL SAYS CI
HIRING COMMENTS
HELMS' HEARINGS
N.C. WOMAN WINS
RFPUBLICANS NOT
MOMA CHANGING DI
DEMOCRATS ARE FA
JAYCEFS HAVE RIG
RULING ON MALE C
CIVITAN IS NOT A
CIVITANS ARF MIF
COMPARABLE WORTH
EARNINGS YEARNIN
QUALIFICATIONS
N.C. WHITE MALE
N.C. JAYCEES REJ
H 2 1/08/84 A 10 f=
H 2 12/02/84 U 14 N
S 2 1/06/84 A 1 P P S76
H 2 1/05/84 B 1 0 F M51
H 2 5/14/84 B 1 P G L30
H 2 11/10/84 C 3 N
H 2 8/05/84 B
S 2 12/10/84 A 8 N
H 2 12/11/84 BIN
S 2 4/24/84 C 1
H 2 4/25/B4 A 1 1
H 2 9/23/84 8 9
S 2 9/24/84 C 2
N
H 2 2/24/84 0 12 N
H 3 3/20/84 0 1 N R46
H 2 2/14/84 A 4 E
S 2 3/21/84 A 4 E
H 2 5/11/84 B 1 N 830
H 2 12/19/84 3 3 N
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2/02/84
C
N
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2/10/84
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6/12/84
A
N
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9/08/84
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N
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10/05/84
A
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10/D6/B4
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H
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10/09/84
A
N
s
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12/11/84
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N
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S 2 4/17/84 C 1 N C60
H 2 11/23/84 A 1 N 046
H 1 12/14/84 8 1 N H60
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E
HOT ISSUE
HIRING IN FAYETTEVILLE
TIME
S TWO ADMINSTPATIVE JOBS
AS RETALIATION FOR SUIT
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SCARE TACTIC
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WOMEN
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1/11/64
A
4
E
H 2
1/13/84
A
4
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H 2
1/15/84
H
8
N
H ?
1/15/84
0
4
F.
H 2
1/18/84
A
4
1
H 2
1/18/84
A
4
1
H 2
1/25/84
A
4
F
H 2
1/28/84
A
4
1-
S 2
2/22/84
(.
10
N
S 2
2/25/84
A
15
N
H 2
2/26/84
A
15
N
H 7
3/05/84
A
4
F
H 1
4/11/84
(
1
N
H90
H ?
5/16/84
A
7
N
S 7
5/31/84
(
1
N
K9II
S ?
5/31/84
(,
1
N
K9II
S 7
6/08/84
A
9
N
S ?
6/18/84
I
1
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
4
1-
H 2
6/22/84
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11
II
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H 2
7/04/84
A
4 P
1
H 2
7/DB/84
n
4
F
H 2
7/09/84
B
1
N
H 2
7/13/84
A
4
1
H 2
7/13/84
A
4
1
5 2
7/18/34
(.
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J
H 2
7/31/84
A
4
F
H 2
7/31/84
A
4
(1
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H 2
8/02/84
A
21
N
S 2
8/13/84
I
2
N
MUNTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/8* -
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
DAGc 658
1/14/85
jayCEE BAPS PLAN TO ADMIT ^N^N
N.C.'S JUNIOR BUSINESS CHAMBER TO ADMIT WOMEN
GASTONIA JAYCEES ADMIT 3 WOMEN
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ON THE '0EPRIVED ANO DISCRIMINATED
REAGAN LIMITS SOMEN'S CHOICES
JAYCEES TO VOTE ON AOMISSIONS
DURHAM JAYCEES VOTE TO INCLU0= WOMEN
8APTIST SEMINARY FACES RULE AGAINST WOMEN
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL WENT TOO FAR
FIRED ANCHORwOMAN LAUOS ERA
NEtO FOR MINORITIES OROINANCE IS STRESSFD
MEN HAVE RIGHTS, TOO
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OF=ICE IN PARK
FAIRNESS, REGARDLESS OF SEX...
DURHAM HOSPITAL'S HIRING PLAN PROGRESSING
SEX EOUCATION
SEE ALSO AOQLESCENCF, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
GROWING UP CAN BE FUN
PREPARES SEX WORKSHOP
SEX: A RESPONSIBLE PLAN
HOW CAN PARENTS TALK TO THEIR CHILOREN ABOUT SEX?
SEX STEREOTYPES
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. SEX ROLES
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEXISM
LEARN TO SPOT SEXIS" IN CHILD'EN'S BOOKS
TOMBOYS: THEIR BEHAVIOR MAY HAVE PRENATAL CAUSE
MUSIC VIDEOS SAID PERVAROED WITH VIOLENCE, SEX, STEREOTYPES
SEXISM
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, SEX ROLES
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX STEREOTYPES
SFXISM IN LANGUAGE To BE SUBJECT
SEXIS- TOPIC OF SPEECH
•IF YOU THINK YOU'VE COME A L?NG WAY, BETTER THINK AGAIN*
L^APN TO SPOT SEXISM IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS
SEXIS" BACKFIRES
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, Durham
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILD "OLESTATION
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
ALLISON'S CASE SET fqh FES. 7
NURSE SA10 ASSAULTED
TEACHER PLANS T^ APPEAL CONV I"
MENTAL CASES OFTEN ABUSED. S TJ
SUIT AGAINST JAIL IS SETTLED
SELF-PROTECTION IS MORE Than
DURHAM -AN FACES SEX CHARGES
SITTER ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING "•
SEX OFFENSE CHARGES ARE DISMIS
SECUAL-ASSAULT CHARGE DROPPED
AGENCY CALLS FOR FIRING OF TRO
HATHAWAY INDICTED IN WILKERSON
HATHAWAY FACES CHARGES
WOMEN'S RIGHTS PART OF PORNOGR
S"UT may VI3LATE WOMEN'S RIGHT
LEADS FOLLOWED IN BURLINGTON A
MAGISTRATE ARRESTED
TWO LAWYERS WITHDRAW from MAGI
BOY, Q. TESTIFIES OF BEATINGS.
DURHAM "AN SENTENCED TO LIFE =
FEMAlf CLERK USES WRENCH FOR 3
man. 23. Charged with sexual a
durham lawyer found innocent i
center: many women in town ass
no probable cause found in gui
TION
DY REVEALS
-IOW TO AVOID ATTACK
IRLS
SED
IN CARRBORO CASE
OPER
CASE
APHY ISSUE
S
SSAULTS
STRATA'S CASE
SEXUAL ABUSE
OR SEX OFFENSE
EFEMSE
SSAULT
N ASSAULT CASE
AULT VICTIMS
LFORO SEX CHARGE
SEXUAL ASSAULTS, CHAPEL HILL
SEXUAL ABUSE TRIAL OPENS
TESTIMONY STARTS IN TRIAL OF =0°MER UNC STUDENT
THREE WOMEN TESTIFY ALLISON ASSAULTED THEM
BANK OETECTIVE TESTIFIES in 0? ANGE CD. TRIAL
WITNESS: PAPER LINKS ALLISON r0 CRIME SCENE
ALLISON TESTIFIES IN ASSAULT TRIAL
DEFENDANT DENIES ASSAULTING STUDENT
WITNESS IDENTIFIES DEFENDANT'S VOICE IN ASSAULT TRIAL
JUKORS HEAR ASSAULT CASE TESTIMONY
OFLIBFRATIUNS BEGIN IN SEX ASSAULT TRIAL
JURY PONDERING ASSAULT CASE
SEX OFFFNSE CASF OECLARED MISTRIAL
ALLISON MAKES GUILTY PLEA TO ASSAULTS AND BREAK-INS
man ENTERS GUILTY PLEAS IN SE» CASES. ..GETS LIFF
POLICE SEEK MAN FOR SEXUAL ASSAULTS
JUICK PAROLE FQR CONVICT A DISTURBING POSSIBILITY
JUSTICE LACKING IN LENIENT SENTENCE
REWARD OFFERED IN ASSAULTS, MJRDER CASES
CHANGE VICTIM-NAMING POLICY
ATTACKER MAY CHANGE LOCATIONS
SEXUAL HARPASSMENT
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
FEMALE POLICE OFFICERS HARASSED. SOURCES SAY
POLICEMAN OFMOTEU
P^LICF CAPTAIN OEMOTED TO LIEJTENANT; SALARY CUT
HARASSMENT ACCUSATION CONCERNS GROUP
POLICE CAPTAIN To REPLACE 0EM3TED PATROL COMMANDER
WOMFN'S GROUP TO 'EQUEST PROB; OF HARASSMENT CHARGES
CHAPEL HILL COUNCILMEN TO AIR HARASSMENT COUNTS
WOMEN'S PANEL TO ASK FOR HARASSMENT PROBE
SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
SEE ALSO INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO LEWD ANO LASCIVIOUS ACTS
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO RAPE. N.C.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FACING AOOITluNAL MORALS CHARGES
POLICE "AKE NEW CHARGE AGAINST RILEY
SUSPENDED MAGISTRATE FACES "CHE CHARGES
MAGISTRATE ARRESTED
SEX CHARGES AGAINST 2 MEN DISflSSEO
SOFTER SEX-OFFENSE LAWS WOULD HARM, NOT HELP
P 0 DATE
S
E
C PG
3/17/34 C
8/17/84 C
R/26/34 B
3/31/84 A
9/07/84 A
9/25/84 E
9/26/84 A
10/03/84 A
10/08/84 A
10/09/84 B
11/15/84 C
11/29/84 A
12/20/84 D
12/22/B4 A
12/24/84 C
S 2 2/11/B4 A 3
S 2 2/18/84 A 6
H 2 7/17/84 A 4
S 2 10/17/B4 B 1
N
E
N 846
N "69
E
N L41
U G33
N J56
C05
C56
S 7 5/25/84 B 1 P G
H 2 7/01/84 B 3 U 330
S 2 11/08/84 C 10 N
H 2 3/25/64 B 7 N
S 2 3/27/84 C 10 N
H 2 4/02/84 A 6 N
S 2 5/25/84 a 1 P G
H 2 6/01/84 A 4 E
1/12/84 C
l/17/e4 A
2/24/84 A
3/25/84 A
3/25/84 a
3/30/84 B
4/05/P4 C
4/06/84 a
4/10/B4 A
4/1 1/84 C
4/27/84 a
5/22/84 C
5/22/84 A
6/15/84 A
6/19/84 A
8/01/84 e
8/11/84 A
9/05/84 B
9/11/84 C
9/14/84 A
10/30/84 A
11/01/84 C
11/03/84 B
11/22/94 8
12/07/84 A
2/15/84 B
2/15/84 A
2/16/84 S
2/16/B4 C
2/17/84 B
2/17/84 A
2/18/84 B
2/21/R4 8
2/21/84 A
2/22/54 B
2/22/84 A
2/21/84 B
3/20/84 A
3/21/84 B
3/21/54 C
3/23/84 A
4/03/84 A
4/10/84 A
4/13/B4 A
4/25/84 B
H90
346
W36
W36
W36
W36
W36
W36
3
10/28/84
B
N
K45
1
10/2^/84
(
N
K45
\
10/26/84
B
N
K45
3
10/30/54
C
N
K45
3
11/07/84
B
N
K45
\
11 /09/84
B
N
K45
>
12/01/»4
A
N
K45
?
12/02/84
B
N
K45
3
7/25/84
n
1
/
7/25/84
(,
14
?
8/1 1/84
A
1 7
?
3/11/84
A
14
f
8/31/84
A
1 '
2
9/04/34
A
4
^^63?
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/B4
INDEX
12/31/8'.
LEGISLATORS FIND CONTROVERSY JN SEX LAW CHANGES
IS YEARS OF WORK IN JEOPARDY
SEXUAL SOLICITATION
SFE ALSO PROSTITUTION
GARNER "AN FACES SEX,
DRUG CHARGES INVOLVING YOUTHS
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED OISEASES
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNOROME
SEE ALSO HERPES TYPE 2
THE GOOD NEWS: BIRTH CONTROL METHOOS HAVE HEALTH BENEFITS,
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE
AIRCRAFT TO BE ON DISPLAY
FAMILIES OF MIAS TO RECEIVE MEDALS
FAMILIES OF MIAS ACCEPT MEDALS. CLING TO HOPES
SHACKLEFORD BANKS. N.C.
PAKK SERVICE PROPOSES N.C. I SL ANO WILOERNESS
WILDERNESS URGED FOR BARRIER ISLAND
T S
PAGE 659
1/14/8S
F
D DATE
S
E
C
PC
I
L
L
T
Y
P
8YL
2 10/04/84
2 10/08/84
A
A
16
- 8
N
J
2 10/28/84
A
7
N
2
3/09/84
B
1
1
2
2
5/04/94
7/lT/oi,
7/24/84
B
9
B
1
6
1 2
2
2
7/03/94
7/04/84
A
C
2
3
SHAD FESTIVAL ENVIOUS OF NEARBY COLLAPO FESTIVAL
SHADOWS
THE GROUNOHOG'S NOT ALONE IN HIS FEAR OF SHAOOWS
SHAGGING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO PEACH MUSIC
■SHAG" LAW SHABBY JOB
THE SHAKE IQUARTETI
THE SHAKE
SHAKESPEARE FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
ALL ROAOS LEAD TO YANCEYVILLE' S GREAT CASWELL
SHAMPOO
WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MOUSSE IN YOUR HAIR?
SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO FOSTER CHILDREN STOCKING FUNO
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
MOTHER'S WISH: GIFTS FOR HER CHILDREN
ANONYMOUS DONOR'S 12 STARTS CHRISTMAS SHARING
SINGLE MTOHER WOULD APPRECIATE HELP
JOBLESS MOTHER. TOT NEED WARM CLOTHES
CLASS HAS SPONSORED FAMILY FO' FIVE YEARS
GIVF AND GLAOOEN YOUR HEART
CARING SON, ILL MOM NEED WARM CLOTHES
CLOTHES WOULD WARM MORE THAN THEIR SPIRITS
MOM WISHES TO REWARD GOOD GRADES
HEARTS OPENING TO THOSE IN NE~ D
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREF GOES U* TODAY
GIFT TREE IN MALL WILL BRIGHTEN YULETIOE FOR FOSTER CHILDREN
MANAGING FOR SELF CAN BE LONELY FOR 81-YEAR-OLO
AILING MOTHER. THREE CHILDREN NEED AIO ANO CHEER
HELP NEEDED IF THEIR CHRISTMAS DREAMS COME TRUE
LIGHTEN BURDEN OF THEIR DAY-T3-0AY STRUGGLE
SOME STILL NEEO CHRISTMAS HELP
LIST OF OONORS GROWS, BUT MORc NEEDED
THEY'RE SHARING CHRISTMAS WITH BLIND WOMAN
BLIND HAN AND FAMILY WOULO LKE WARM CLOTHES
NUMBERS DON'T TELL THE STORY
TIME SHORT, SPONSORS STILL NE" DEO
DURHAM JOINS FA«INE FIGHT
INCURABLE OISEASE SHADOWS HER YULE
BROTHER, 84. AND SISTER. 81. MEED SOME WARM CLOTHES
THESE PEOPLE OPENED HEARTS TO HELP
SPONSORS MAKE YULETIOE BRIGHTER
THEY DONATE TO HELP NEEDY
RIB-CUTTING CEREMONY
THEY MAKE HOLIDAY BRIGHTER F0< NEEDY
SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS HELPED OVER 700 FAMILIES
THEY GIVE TO NEEDY
HERE ARE MORE WHO SHARED THEH CHRISTMAS
GIFT OF SHARING BRIGHTENS THIS CHPISTMAS FOR MANY
DUKE STUDENTS. FACULTY, STAFF HcLPEO OTHERS HAVE BRIGHTER HOLIOAY
HUNOREDS HELPED BY SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHAVING
see also peards
improper shaving can cause a > ash or swimmer may be allergic to elastic
SHAW UMV.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
PROGRAM GIVES PSOS CHANCE TO SET DEGREE
SHEARON HAPRI5 NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. M.C. AMD S.C.
NO UNDUE N-PLANT RISK SEEN
LICENSE CONFERENCE SET
CPCL PRESIDENT DEFENDS CONSTRUCTION OF SHEARON HARRIS NUCL EAR. .. PLANT
HEARING SCHEDULFD ON NUCLEAR PLANT
HEARING ON NUCLEAR PLANT SET WEDNESDAY
HARRIS LAKE FISH PEGIN INSPECTED
HEARING TO AIR CPCL APPLICATION FOR PLANT LICENSE
SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT'S RISKS OEBATED
NUCLEAR PLANT'S DATE CHANGEO
CPCL OFFICIALS OPPOSE HIGHER CONSUMER RATES
CPCL PLANT TO COST OVER «3 OILLION
SETTLEMENT REACHED WITH NUCLEAR-PLANT WORKER
SHEEP
SHEEP UNLIKE LITTLE LAMBS AT SHEARING
LIBERALS WOULD SPARE THE BEAR, KILL THE SHEEP
IT'S NATURAL FOR PREDATORS TO KILL
WHEN IN ROME. ..BE DISCREET
SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO LOBSTERS
FISHING IN SEA NOT WITHOUT ITS REGULATIONS
STOPM MAY HAVE POLLUTED SOME M.C. SHELLFISH
SHELLFISH WATERS CLOSED BECAUSE POLLUTION FEARED
SHELTER DEVELOPMENT
MONEY SOUGHT TO GIVE SHELTER TO HOMELESS
S 2 8/28/64 C 4
H 2 2/02/84 C 1
F B30
S 2 4/20/84 A 4 E
H 2 7/06/84 0 1 P F W66
H 2 2/17/84 0 IDF W66
S 2 4/11/84 C 10 U
H 2 11/11/94
A
1
P G
M51
H 2 11/14/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/15/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/16/84
B
1
0 G
H 2 11/18/84
A
1
G
M51
H 2 11/18/84
0
4
E
H 2 11/19/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/20/84
C
I
0 G
H 2 11/21/84
B
I
G
H 2 11/22/94
B
1
G
H 2 11/23/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/25/84
A
1
G
H 2 11/26/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/27/84
C
1
G
H 2 11/28/84
B
1
G
H 2 11/29/94
B
1
G
H 2 11/30/84
B
1
G
H 2 I2/01/P4
C
I
G
H 2 12/02/94
A
1
G
M51
H 2 12/03/94
B
I
G
H 2 12/04/84
B
I
G
H 2 12/05/84
B
1
G
H 2 12/05/94
B
1
N
H 2 12/06/84
B
1
G
H 2 12/07/e4
B
1
G
H 2 12/08/94
C
1
G
H 2 12/11/84
E
1
G
H 2 12/19/84
c
1
G
S 2 12/18/94
c
4
P P
F70
H 2 12/20/94
B
I
G
H 2 12/22/84
a
I
G
H 2 12/23/94
B
1
G
H 2 12/24/84
B
1
G
H 2 12/25/84
A
I
G
M51
H 2 12/25/94
c
1
G
H 2 12/27/84
A
4
L
S 2 9/26/84
c
3
U
S 2 3/23/94
A
3
P P
K30
5 2 9/22/84
A
3
P F
A47
H 2 2/01/94
B
4
N
H 2 4/26/94
B
3
N
H 2 5/17/94
B
2
N
H 2 6/07/94
A
1 7
N
H 2 8/31/84
B
1
N
H60
H 2 9/13/94
A
14
N
H 2 10/19/94
A
7
N
H 2 10/25/94
c
11
N
H 2 10/25/°4
c
11
N
S 2 12/10/84
c
B
N
H 2 12/21/94
B
6
N
5 2 12/29/84
A
14
N
H 1 6/14/°4
B
1
P F
H 2 8/02/84
A
4
L
H 2 8/09/94
A
4
L
H 2 10/01/84
A
4
E
4/22/94 B
9/15/54 A
9/16/84 B
H 3 7/24/84
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N D E
12/31/34
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C PC L
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1/14/35
SHFLTERED WORKSHOP OP DURHAM
SEE OURMA" EXCHANGE CLUB SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SHENANDOAH (PLAY I
STAR STRONG IN
SHENANOOAH'
H 2 7/20/84 D
ShEPARO "IOOLE SCHOOL
new campaign
lifesaving practice
celebrating oance
school boundaries studied
hammonds says proposal would relieve crowding
schools eye overcrowding
SHEPARO NANCS HONOR STUDENTS
BOARD OKS CHANGES IN SCHOOL BOUNDARIES
SHEPARO NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
SHEPARO "IODLE SCHOOL SPORTSi TRAC<
TRACK CHAMPS: SHEPARO GIRLS
SHERATON CORP.
SEE SHERATON INTERNATIONAL
SHERATON HCTCL
SEE SHERATON MOTOR INN
SHERATON INTERNATIONAL
TALKS WITH HOTEL CHAINS BEGIN: CENTER MOVING ALONG
TWU NATIONAL CHAINS VIE TO RU*J DOWNTOWN HOTEL
SHERATON MOTOR INN
SEE ALSO SHERATON UNIVERSITY CENTER
WORK BEGINS ON 4QO-ROON HOTEL AT DURHAM FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SHERATON UNIVERSITY CENTER
SEE ALSO SHERATON MOTOR INN
TDWELS. RAGS CATCH FIRE IN SHERATON'S LAUNDRY
SHINGLES (DISEASE!
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
VIRUS CAUSES SHINGLES
SHIPBUILDING
SFE ALSO BOAT BUILDERS
TRANSOCEANIC CRUISE AWAITS: HOME-MADE YACHT
SHIPPING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO PORTS. N.C.
SFE ALSO SEAMEN
LEADING NORTH ATLANTIC SHIPPING LINE TO CALL AT nILMINGTON PORT
SHIPS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO CRUISES
EXPEDITION TO DOCK AT MOREHEAO CITY
SHIPS. U.S.
see also sailing ships
cargo ship bears ourhan's name
shipwrecks
see also accidents. ships
rival claims filed on shipwre:k
g^ld-laden n.c. shipwreck prompts claims
divers oppose shipwreck bills
blockade runner wreck explored
divers pk03e shipwreck
graves of shipwrecks uncovered 3y storms
SHOES
import quotas no answer
folks arouno here: incidental information
shooting attempts, ourham
officer fights with man for gjn
DURHAM man CHARGED
SHOTS FIRED AT PICKUP ON INTERSTATE 35
SHOOTINGS. CARP.bORO
MARYLANO MAN OIES OF GUNSHOT J OUNO
DRUGS FOUND AT MURDER LOCATION
DRUGS FOUND WHERE MAN WAS SLAIN
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER SHOOTING
SHOOTINGS. CHAPEL HILL
MAKYLAND MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT HOUND
CHAPEL HILL MAN IS SHOT
POLICE SAY MAN SHOT BY SISTER'S 3DVFRIEND
BULLET WHIZZES PAST MAN IN HIS HQME
WOMAN SHOT IN LFG
POLICE HOLD MAN AFTER WOMAN SHOT
MAN SHOT IN HEAO AFTER DISAGREEMENT
MAN SURVIVES SHOT; ANOTHER IS CHARGED
bURNfcLL NEVILLE. HURT BY GUNSHOT, OIES IN CHAPEL HILL
APEK man CHARGED IN SHOOTING DEATH
APEX man CHARGED WITH MURDER
SHOOTINGS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHOOTINGS
DURHAM MAN SHIT IN ROR3ERY ATTEMPT
MAN SAYS R03BER SHOT him
GRANOMOThER SHOT IN LEG
SHOOTING TRIAL DELIBERATIONS SET
VICTIM STILL IN HOSPITAL
TREMBLEY ACDUITTED
WOMAN ACCUSED OF SHOUTING MAN WHILE ON PhONF
MAN SHOT AND KILLED; WARRENT CHARGES WIFE
OFFICFRS PROBE SHOOTING DEATH
WOMAN IN JAIL AFTER TREATMENT
MAN S"OT T.1CC
SHOOTING VICTIM REPORTED STABLE
MOTEL SHOOTOUT WOUNDS 2 MEN
C"APEL HILL OFFICER SHOT AT MOTEL SITE
POLICE PR03E DRUG SHOOTOUT
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN DRJG CASE SHOOTOUT
INTERVEIwS ReGIN TOOAV ABOUT DRUG-BUST SHOOTOUT
DRUG SHOOTOUT CASE NETS ANOTHER ARREST
PRISON TERM SUSPENDED
SHOnTOUT PROBE CONTINUES
D»UG SHOOTING WILL «E AIRED AT CONFERENCE
SHOOTOUT CONFERENCE SET
s
2
1/06/3". C
1
P
p
S76
s
?
3/02/34 C
1
p
P
CS6
s
?
6/D1/84 C
1
P
p
K90
•
7
6/11/34. C
1
N
mi
M
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6/12/34 A
l^>
N
W?4
s
?
6/12/34 B
1
N
ros
<;
7
6/27/34 A
1 <
N
H
>
7/10/84 B
1
N
W/4
s
2
11/28/34 C
i
N
s
2
6/09/84 A
9
p
P
S76
S 2 6/07/84 A 1 N K90
S 2 7/02/84 A 1 N K90
H 2 12/21/84 8 5 N L41
H 2 12/01/84 B 4 N
S 2 2/15/84 A 9 U
H 2 9/30/84 D 1 P F C19
S 2 8/07/84 A 5 N
S 2 11/15/34 D 5 N
S 2 11/10/84 A 3 P N J56
H 2
1/03/84
A
13
N
S 2
1/08/34
C
2
N
H 2
1/10/84
A
6
N
H 2
1/12/34
A
18
N
S 2
3/13/54
c
2
N
H 2
11/23/84
A
1*
N
S 2
1/30/84
A
4
F
H 2
3/17/84
B
1
0 u
H 2
3/20/84
A
13
N
A54
S 2
5/07/84
A
4
N
H 2
7/06/84
A
3
N
H 3
4/18/84
3
1
N
S 2
4/18/34
A
19
N
K45
H 2
4/19/64
3
4
N
H 3
10/25/84
3
1
N
H 3
4/13/84
B
1
N
S 1
6/25/84
C
1
N
<45
H 3
6/26/84
B
1
N
H 3
11/01/34
B
1
N
H |
11/03/84
3
1
N
S 7
11/03/34
A
11
N
S 2
12/03/84
A
3
N
H 3
12/04/34
e
I
N
H 2
12/27/84
A
6
n
S 2
12/27/84
A
1
N
H 2
12/28/84
A
11
N
S 2
1/07/84
A
1
N
H ?
1/08/34
f
6
N
H 2
1/30/94
B
I
N
S 2
2/01/84
C
1
N
F30
S 2
2/02/84
C
1
N
S 2
2/02/84
c
I
N
H ?
2/03/84
3
1
N
M 2
2/07/84
5
1
N
S I
2/07/64
C
1
N
H 2
2/03/34
3
1
N
H 2
2/12/84
3
1
N
S 2
2/13/84
C
]
N
S 2
2/24/34
A
1
N
M 2
2/2 5/34
A
I
N
A54
S 2
2/25/34
A
1
P N
F30
H 2
2/26/P4
A
1
N
M51
h 2
2/27/84
A
I
N
J54
h 2
2/2S/»4
B
1
N
A54
H 2
2/23/64
B
14
N
S 2
2/23/84
B
1
N
J56
h 2
• 3/01/64
3
I
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A54
S 2
3/01/84
C
1
N
J56
OTHER CHARGES
"U«l»LIMMUU I IH B I i I
1/01/8* - 12/31/84
DRUG PAID DEATH COUNT FILED
wKiffiTBiVtiEi„g¥*0g?F^Jgl%«KSHQgT-OUT06*TH
MAN IS SHOT BUT DO NO OK I N « SP I T JL '
S KB* ?IpTS,^0£^HOTTo5t
OETECTIVE: LEE ADMITTED SHOOTING HFR HnsnAwn
-0M*NSMp HUSBAND' THSEAfENEo' TO KIL^HEH
WITNESS: LEE FRIGHTENED OF HUSBAND
r?E^RGUHlN?^B?G^SBAND 8"T H" °FTEN
$lf!fsi?08Si! fN^H0§?fNsGT0 JURY
OFFICERS FINO WOUNDED MAN IN STREET
MAN JAILED ON ASSAULT CHARGE bl"teT
REMINGTON PLEAOS NOT GUILTY T3 MURDFR.
DRIVER SATS SOMEONE SHOT AT TRUCK
HOUSEBREAKING. SHOOTING NETS ARRESTS
IAINSHOT HITS MAN IN CHEST *"*"'»
SHOOTING VICTIM CRITICAL
MURDER "YSTIFIES SHERIFF'S 0E"UTY
UNIDENTIFIED MAN FATALLY SHOT IN RTP
OETECTIVES AWAIT REPORT
MAN DSHOT IN^EG I0ENT'FIE0 »S HEARTHSIOE STREET MAN
SLAIN MAN IDENTIFIED
BOY. 14, SHOT IN FOREHEAD
WOMAN SAYS "AN FIRED SHOTS AT HER
DURHAM ROY DIES FROM MISHAP
bullet hits man in chest
man is improving
durham woman found by pond shit to ofath
man shot in leg on east geer st
JHSEN^H0TENl^TLg!3,GMrr•U', SnEEr
STSSo7fKGSV?CTTTsT2BLaEGUM6NT 3H "M""" ST.
TFN SHUTS FIRED AT HOUSE: MAN HELD
GOLO WtOOING BANDS ARE STOLEN
SHOTS FROM CAR HIT PEDESTRIAN
1200 TAKEN IN ROBBERY
w^ndVmaV.'s't-aI'lT ,N sh°<"-'« AT PARTY
MAN IS SHOT
SHOOIING VICTIM IN STABLE CONDITION
5"a?;0UT LEAVES TWO MEN INJUR=010N
SHOTS FIRED AT CAR ON N.C. T5
2yJHJS MAN SH0T AFT" ARGUMENT
S&$5 12 £«W »"M! H45 5H0T - "°L'CE
MAN'S OEATH probed
gANTSHOTR2A?ES^:Rg7&AM?UND $HOr " H°ME
JURY PONOERS MUROER CASE
C^lV?? Fn0Jt^LEM°CUONO?V,0^ "•<•""'■<» ARGUMENT
BiS ^A2SIS ?ioV !h??me?g
SoUan^SHoVSn'nF^01 TWKE " » ' H PELLET ^
DURHAM MAN FATALLY SHOT AFTER FAMIIY uniMcur
MANEISCHBEATEN "' ™ "U"°E" ' "5 h'StiNg"^;'^'
CORRECTION
ROJBORO ST. BOY IS SHOT. KILLED: UNCLE rHi»r[n
BM0?-iS0CAHfHRC!NVFTTfRA^0OQn!iC »A°"««SS "NglR0
joXI?aiRgF!G,c,EED ARE «"*«««
^LYicE4?RSa|SSH30?VN°SrD^TH
2'.JbLEj;„Js CAlJSE of'death
MAN SHOT DURING SPAT
MAN WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN BLAST
DURHAM TEEN-AGER SHOT
t1^*" IEEN SH°T >N HEAP
"«rIs?eo,?nh^SbJ3yCRIT,C4l c™°'"™
POUC?,fg»giT,Ii?6M?^g.IHgHr8*« AFTER SHOOTING
^,CSEM?Jv^?fG^rSH8oT,NSar?L SH°°TINt; °E4TH
HP?TCHH,K?^,SaT0MR4rsIFTLDKf J? RC^S Y^S IKS,
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OURHAM MAN SHOT IN CHEST
SHOOTING INJURY LISTED AS SERIOUS
SUBJECTS
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SHOOTINGS, INTERNATIONAL
THE OUTRAGE IN LONOON
SHOOTINGS. N.C.
SEI.*!;50 OCCIDENTS. SHUOTINGS
RB0?S!nGH°aS S^UT{R^H0?EVER4L S»™* BLASTS
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DEPUTY AND MAN KILLED BY GUNFIRE NEAR TROY
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1
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H 2 3/04/84 B
7
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S 2 3/05/81 C
1
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H 2 3/09/34 B
1
N
S 2 3/09/34 C
I
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H 2 3/13/84 B
I
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H 2 3/27/84 C
1
N
S 2 4/09/34 C
1
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S 2 4/21/84 A
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H 2 5/02/84 B
1
N A54
H 2 5/03/84 B
I
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H 2 5/06/84 C
16
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S 2 5/15/84 A
1
N H05
H 2 5/16/34 C
1
N S82
S 2 5/16/84 C
1
N H05
H 2 5/17/84 3
1
N S82
S 2 5/17/84 C
I
N H05
H 2 5/18/34 B
I
N S82
H 2 5/21/84 B
I
N
H 2 5/21/84 B
I
N
S 2 5/21/84 A
3
N
H 2 5/22/84 C
1
N S82
H 2 5/27/84 B
1 2
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H 2 5/2 7/84 B
13
N
H 2 6/01/84 A
6
N
S 2 6/01/84 C
I
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H 2 6/03/84 B
1
P N A54
H 2 6/18/34 B
1
N
S 2 6/18/84 A
8
N H05
H 2 6/19/84 A
10
N
H 2 6/19/84 C
1
N
S 2 6/19/84 C
1
N
H 2 6/24/e4 B
1
N
H 2 6/24/84 B
6
N
M 2 6/25/84 A
9
N
H 2 7/10/84 B
1
N
S 2 7/10/84 A
3
N
H 2 7/11/84 A
8
N
H 2 7/23/34 B
I
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S 2 7/24/34 C
2
N
H 2 7/24/84 B
1
P N S82
H 2 7/25/84 A
2
N
H 2 7/27/84 A
6
N
S 2 7/27/34 A
3
N
S 2 7/27/84 C
14
N
H 2 7/29/84 B
4
N
S 2 7/30/84 A
8
N
H 2 8/19/84 B
3
N
S 2 8/20/84 A
5
N
H 2 8/26/84 B
LO
N
S 2 8/27/84 A
3
N
H 2 8/23/84 A
2
N
S 2 8/28/84 C
1
N
H 2 9/04/84 A
3
N
S 2 9/05/84 A
6
N
S 1 9/05/84 C
1
N
H 2 9/06/84 B
1
N
H 2 9/11/84 C
1
N
S 2 9/12/84 C
1
N
H 2 9/14/34 B
1
N
H 2 9/21/84 B
1
N
S 2 9/21/84 C
1
N A47
S 2 9/22/84 A
3
N
H 2 9/23/e4 B
2
0
S 2 9/26/84 C
1
N
H 2 9/27/84 A 10
N
S 2 10/01/34 C
1
N A47
H 2 10/07/84 B
1
N
S 2 10/03/34 C
1
N A47
H 2 IO/OS/84 B
1
N A54
S 2 10/05/»4 C
1
N
H 2 10/08/84 A 1!
N
H 2 10/15/84 8
1
N
H 2 10/17/84 B
1
N
S 2 10/20/84 A
3
N
H 2 10/21/84 B
1
N M51
H 2 10/22/84 A 11
N
S 2 11/03/84 A
3
N
H 2 11/10/84 C
1
N
H 2 11/12/84 A
1
N
H 2 11/12/84 B
1
N
S 2 11/12/84 C
1
N
S 2 11/12/84 C
1
N
S 2 11/14/84 A 13
N
H 2 11/15/84 B
L
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S 2 11/15/34 C
1
N A47
S 2 11/21/84 C
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N
S 2 11/22/84 C
I
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H 2 11/23/84 8
5
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S 2 U/24/84 A
N
H 2 11/25/84 B
I
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H 2 11/26/84 A 10
N
S 2 11/26/84 A
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H 2 11/27/84 C
N
S 2 11/27/84 C
N
S 2 11/29/84 C
N J56
S 2 It/30/84 A 5
N
H 2 12/01/84 C
N
H 2 12/02/84 B 1C
N
S 2 12/11/84 A
N A47
H 2 12/12/84 A
N 454
S 2 12/12/84 A
N A47
H 2 12/13/84 B
N A54
S 2 12/13/84 A 4
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H 2 12/16/84 A !
N M51
S 2 12/29/84 A 3
N
H 2 12/30/84 B I
N
H 2 12/31/84 B I
N
H 2 4/21/84 A 4
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N
< 2 1/08/84 A 6
N
I 2 1/09/84 A 1
N
1 2 1/09/84 B 6
0
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N
" 2 1/12/34 A 18
N
2 1/17/84 B 7
N
2 1/26/84 D 5
N
1 ' 2/11/84 B 1
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ANNUAL
SUBJECTS
PAGE 662
1/14/85
RALEIGH OFFICER CLEARED IN SH10TING Oc SUSPECT
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF N.C. "AN
18-year-OLD GETS THREE LIFE TFR"S
BURGLARY VICTIM TAK=S SHOT AT POLICE OFFICER
WAKE SHERIFF CALLS SHOOMNG PI WENDELL UNNECESSARY
wENOELL POLICE CHIEF SAYS SHE'IFF'S COMMENTS UNFAIR
JURY "EGI'IS VIEWING VIDEOTAPES OF SHOOTINGS AT RALLY
HIGH SCHUOL STUDENT KILLED
PATROLMAN SHOT
FORCES SUMMONED TO SEEK ESCAPEES
FUGITIVE DIES IN N.C. SHOOTOUT, SECOND CAPTURED
CAVE-HIDING LEADS TO CAPTURE
CAPTURED TENNESSEE FUGITIVE wl LL BE HELD IN CEMTRAL POISON
CLEGG SAYS HE DIDN'T SHOOT TRiOPER
ESCAPEE PLEADS GUILTY. RECEIVES 20 ''ORE YEARS
TROOPER SAYS "GOD WAS OUT THE' E WITH ME'
RALEIGH POLICE SAY MAN SHOT HIMSELF
POLICE OFFICER FOUNO SLAIN
INFORMATION IS SOUGHT IN KILLING OF POLICEMAN
LINCOLN COUNTY MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR SHOOTING WIFE
1D-YEAR-0LU SHOT
RALEIGH OFFICIALS SAY POLICEMAN SHOT ARMED "AN
GASTONIA SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN SLAYING
GRANVILLE MAN SHOT AT FRIEND'S HOUSE
GRANVILLE MAN IS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN SHOOTING
MAN KILLED. TWO HURT IN SHOOTING AT GREENSBORO STORE
11-YEAR-OLD BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF
TROUBLE RETURNS A YEAR LATER
L0UIS1UPG MAN HELD IN POLICEMAN'S DEATH
PARAPLEGIC HELD IN "OTHER'S Of ATH
DAVIDSON "AN, WIFE KILLED
TEEN IS HELD IN SHOOTING OF HIS FATHER
POLICEMAN INOICTED IN SLAYING
"AN APUUCTS SFC'ETARY FROM TELEVISION STATION
APOLOGY ON TV BRINGS SURRENOE'
JURY ACOUITS WARO OF ASSAULT CHARGES
ALAMANCE "AN KILLED BY FATHER
STATION CHANGING NAME TO HONO? SHOOTING VICTIM
GUARDSMAN DIES DURING N.C. TRAINING
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN CHARGEO WITH SHOOTING
RALEIGH WOMAN SHOT, KILLED IN STORE
FATAL KLAN SHOOTING TRIAL OPENS IN ChATHa"
klans"en arojeo 8ff3re fatal shot fired. jury told
klan trial interrupted
klans"an says he can't recall shooting
klans"an murder case gofs to jury
chatham jury finds klansman gjilty
teen plays down slaying of 'one-man cri"e wave'
life prison term imposed in death of 'slow driver"
congressional candidate wounded
congressional candidate was s-iot during family argument, police say
mebane man is shot in foot
me3ane man is shot in foot
man chapged in death of alleged corn thief
two shot in person county
man shoots policeman
standoff in charlotte ends when man shoots himself
ex-marine dies of gunshot wouno
person "an charged with huroe' in shooting death of father-in-law
prison officers justified in mring at felon - o.a.
man charged with shooting into dwelling
man killeo. 2 wounded
granville "an hurt in shootint.
shooting victim's condition citical
two oie. two wounoed in oonesmc fight
teen in shooting case to be t5ied as juvenile
wilson policeman slightly wounded
patrolman kills charlotte man
spi investigating shooting by trooper
man. as. charged after argument enos in shooting
buklin&ton woman injured in s-iooting
sheriff's conoition said to br 'guarded'
man killed in confrontation: sheriff suffers heart attack
sheriff thinks dash caused at'ack
person sheriff is discharged = r0m hospital
charlotte policeman kills teen sought in sexual assault
charlotte police report man killed after chase
former marine sought by s9 i hi lo in shooting
no "otive seen in shooting death
custody dispute ends in slaying
student shot to death at college in smithfiflo
student shot to death at college in johnston
fayetteville man jailed in shootout
teen-a&er fatally shot
alamance youth found shot to death at home
gunshot hits vehicle of n.c. wildlife officer
BURLINGTON man KILLED; MEBANE RESIOENT HELD
shootings, orange county
orange county man found shot to death
"an. 94. founo shot to death, house 3urning
man, 84, found shot to death, house burning
evidence collected in orange "urder
masseuse is shot in stomach at club
masseuse shot in stomach at cl jo in orange county
durham woman chargeo with shotting masseuse
man is shot
hope mills man shot in cheek
boy shot in toe; 13-year-old : i teo
han shot while checking barking dogs
bullet whuzes 3y
man charged with shooting brother-in-law
orange man shot in head; brot-i er- in-l aw charged
shootings, u.s.
see also accioents, shootings
man killed in n.j. chase repo'teoly foqm durham
ourha" "an is linked to black liberation army
van useo iii killing borrowed in durham
louisburg man killed in va.
n.c. woman shot in knoxville store
for»er ourham radio man dies in shootout
mourn youth. not talent
virginia state trooper fatall' wounoed
shoplifting
bike theft investigated
shoplifting: what a 0eal
students 'steal.' cjstomers l30k away
probe bpin&s 122 arrests
durham wo"an charged
uuhham resident charged with stealing fpo" 3 stores
inmate arrested for assault
merchants aoo extra security = or christmas
shopping
DATE
2/16/84
2/16/84
2/21/P4
2/22/84
2/29/84
3/01/94
3/01/84
3/02/94
3/D6/94
3/07/84
3/08/84
3/09/84
3/09/04
3/09/04
3/10/84
3/13/84
3/17/94
3/11/04
3/20/94
3/23/94
3/23/84
3/3"/84
4/19/84
4/23/04
4/24/P4
4/27/94
4/27/B4
5/10/04
5/13/B4
5/15/84
5/23/84
5/29/94
5/31/B4
6/05/94
6/06/94
6/06/94
6/07/84
6/09/O4
6/14/84
6/26/84
7/06/84
7/10/84
7/1 1/94
7/11/84
7/12/04
7/13/84
7/13/84
7/14/84
7/29/84
8/10/94
8/11/84
8/15/94
5/15/84
8/31/84
9/02/84
9/05/04
9/06/04
9/07/84
9/07/84
9/09/04
9/12/84
9/14/84
9/23/84
9/24/84
9/26/04
9/28/84
10/05/84
10/08/94
10/09/84
10/16/94
10/16/84
10/27/94
10/27/84
10/30/84
U/07/B4
U/09/84
11/10/84
11/14/84
11/14/84
11/14/84
11/19/94
11/20/84
11/22/94
11/23/84
12/06/84
12/07/84
12/08/84
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6 N
14 N
13 N
10 N
5 N
I
13
1
1
12
15
1
IB
1
3/01/84 A
3/02/04 B
3/02/84 B
3/32/84 A
6/15/84 C
6/16/84 C
6/29/94 B
7/16/84 C
7/17/84 9
8/01/84 8
10/02/84 B
1 10/31/84 C
2 11/09/84 B
3 11/09/84 B
1
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3
11
1
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5/08/94 A
5/09/94 A
5/10/°4 A
5/31/84 A
9/26/84 A
11/12/04 B
11/27/84 A
12/19/84 A
3/14/84
3/23/84
4/15/84
6/01/84
8/30/84
8/31/84
12/13/84
12/16/84
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W36
W36
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SEE ALSO RETAIL SALFS
BARGAINS: TIMING. COMMON SENSE HELP SHOPPER FIND THEM
DURHAM SHOPPERS TURM OUT FOR SALES
SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C. SHOPPING CFNTERS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C, SHOPPING CFNTERS
SEE ALSO CROASOAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO LOEHMANN'S PLAZA
SEE ALSO REGENCY PLAZA
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SOUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO WILLOWOAILE SHOPPING CENTER
UNIVERSITY DRIVE CENTER ZONIN". UELAYEO BY PANEL
SHOPPING CENTER is ACTIVE
MEW SHOPPING CtNTER PLANNED II BURLINGTON
HEARING MAY BE SET FOR CENTER REZCNING
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS DRAW PR1TEST
OURHAM'S GROWTH CALLS FOR RESPONSIBILITY
RESIDENTS RAP PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
OURHAM TO ANNEX PROPERTY WEST OF CITY
DEVELOPERS PLAN 5-LANE ROAO
BURLINGTON OKS 7UNING FOR CENTER
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS REJECTED
ZONING COMMISSION REJECTS PLAM FOP A SHOPPING CENTER
PUBLIC HEARING ON CIVIC CENTE' SET FOR APRIL 16
SHOPPING CENTER'S OESIGN WAS ISSUE BEFORE COUNCIL
SHOPPING CENTER WORK BEGINS
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GU.ESS R3 AD REZONING
12 MILLION IS AWARDEO
COUNCIL RESCINDS ZONE CHANGE FOR SHOPPING CENTER
CIVIC CENTER BUDGET GETS INITIAL OK FRO" COUNCIL
'KEEP DUkHAH A PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE'
OEVELOPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJECT
INVESTORS SEEK EXPANSION OF E*WIN SQUARF COMPLEX
JT MILLION SHOPPING CENTER PL« NNEO IN CITY
AT ENP OF SHOPPING MALL RAINB3W IS ITS MANAGER
HALT SHOPPING CENTERS
PROPOSED SHOPPING CENTER CRITICIZED
LATTA RCAD REQUESTS DENIFD
PANEL VOTES AGAINST SHOPPING : ENTER HOUSING REQUESTS
WOODCOFT SHOPPING CENTER UNDER WAY
CITY CONSTRUCTION HITS 513 MILLION
FORMER GROCERY STORE MAY 3E S-IOPPING CENTER
STATE MONEY AVAILABLE TO AID ENTREPRENEURS
SHOPPING CENTER REQUEST REJECTED
PLANS FOR NE» CARRBORO SHOPPING CFNTER AOVANCE
TREE REQUIREMENT AODEO TO PLAMS FOR NEW CFNTER
SHOPPING CENTERS RUIN OWINDLIMG FOREST LAND
'MURE THAN ENOUGH STORES'
GREATER OURHAM SHOPPING CENTE'S
WILLOWOAILE TO GET FIRST TENAMT
SHORT PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DWARFISM
THE DWARFISH OUO:
SHOW BOAT tPLAYI
WITHOUT A COURSE.
STATE'S WEBB, WAKE'S BQGUES TO MEET SATURDAY...
'SHOW BOAT' SINKS
SHR INE BOWL
SEE NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE 80WL
SHRINERS. DUPHAM
SEE DURHAM SHRINE CLUB
SHROUD OF TUR IN
SEE ALSO ITALY
SEE ALSO PELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES I
SCHOLARS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT BURIAL CLOTH CLAIMS
RESEARCHERS: SHROUD. FACE CLOTH COVERED SAMF BODY
FINDINGS BOLSTER SHROUD THEORY
DUKE PROF REJFCTS EVIDENCE ON SHROUO
SCIENTISTS TO HOLD FORUM ON SHROUD
SYMPOSIUM SET FOR THURSDAY AT DUKE ON SHROUO OF TURIN
SHYNFSS
WILLIAMS: ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING OOESN'T INVOLVE BEING RunE. PUSHY
SICILY
UNC OFFERING SICILY TRIP
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
N.C. MOTHER JOGS FOR DISEASE :uRE
N.C. WOMAN JOGGING AGAINST OISEASF
SICKLE CELL FOUNUATION OPENS 1FFICE IN OXFORD
SICKLE CELL FUNDS
SIERRA CLUB
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS AREAS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS. U.S.
SIERRA CLUB SETS MEETING
ENVIRONMENT IS GROUP'S FOCUS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS GATHER
CLUP PLANS FORUM
SIERRA CLUB MEETS
JOBS CONCERN SPAULDING
MANY HELPED IN SIERRA CLUB Ra: E
SIGMA ALPHA FpSILON
FRATERNITY RAISING MONEY FOR 'UNO
SIGMA CHI
JUNGLE BOOK JOY
SIGMA NU
OUKE FRATERNITY BEGINS PUNATHAN FOR CANCER TOMORROW
RUN-A-THON BEGINS
THANK YOU! SIGNA NU FR AT ERN I TY , .. I AOI
SIGMA PHI FPSILON
FRAT PHOTOS STOLEN
SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO DEAF
TALKING HANDS COACH MOM IN LABOR
FESTIVAL AIDING HANOICAPPEO
DTI PLANS COURSE IN SIGN LANGJAGE
SIGNS
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS
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H 2 1/23/84 B 1 r F J06
S ? 11/23/84 A 1 P N C60
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1/03/84
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1/27/84
A
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2/02/84
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1
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s
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2/13/84
c
1
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K90
H
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3/02/84
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1
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3/05/84
A
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3/06/84
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A54
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3/06/84
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K90
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3/08/84
B
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L41
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3/08/84
B
1
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S
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4/03/84
A
1
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K90
H
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4/04/84
B
1
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H
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4/05/P4
A
1
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S51
H
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4/20/84
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4/27/84
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S
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5/08/84
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5/09/84
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5/10/84
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5/10/84
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5/21/84
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12/31/84
SUBJECT
SEE ALSO SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNS
WHICH WAV IS UP?
PLAZA RECEIVES PERMISSION FOR SIGNS
•LOGO' SIGNS WORK WELL
AIRPORT WA.'JTS BETTER SIGNS
you can't get THERE...
CEMETERY SIGNS ARE TACKY
MOW TIMES DO CHANGE: STORM DESTROYS SIGN
SIGNS. JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE ANU SOCIETY
WOMEN'S JOURNAL FINOS NEW HOME
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1/10/84
2/18/84
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SIKH TEMPLE TO BE bUILT
OEFILING TEMPLE WAS WPONG
INDIAN CLIMBING ROPE SET AFIRF BY VIOLENCE
ATTACK ON SIKH TEMPLE A TRAGEDY FOR INOIA
N.C. SIKHS DISPUTE INDIA'S COJNT
SACRED TEMPLE USED AS A FORTRESS
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS OF INDIAN GFNOCIOE
HELMS INVOLVED IN SIKH VISA DENIAL CONTROVERSY
WHY NOT BUY A TICKET?
PROFESSORS: DEATH CLOUDS INDIA'S future
INOIRA GANDHI: REFUTATION FOR RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE HURT BY ASSASSINATION
GANOHI OEATH TESTS INDIA
G"ANDI'S DEATH 'INEVITABLE'
NO CAUSE CELEBR6
SIIER CITY. N.C.
UFPOT LIOUOP LAW FACES ENO OF LINE
LEGISLATURE REPEALS SILFR CITY DEPOT LAWS
AMMONIA LEAK CAUSES INJURIES. EVACUATION
AMMONIA LEAK PROMPTS ?«ICUITI]«
SILER CITY BACK IN THE SAOOLE AGAIN
GREENSBORO FIRM FINED IN SILE* CITY FISH KILL
SILER CITY. N.C, ELECTIONS
SILER CITY WORKERS WIN SUIT
JURY ORDERS SILER CITY TO PAY 124.000 TO FORMER EMPLOYEFS
SILER CITY, N.C. WATER TRF.ATMFNT PLANT
NO TOXIC SUBSTANCES FOUND IN SILER CITY LAKE
SILER CITY ABC
SILER CITY LIOUOR STORE TO OPEN NEXT MONTH
SILER CITY POLICF OEPT.
SILER CITY WORKERS WIN SUIT
JURY OROERS SILER CITY TO PAY 124.000 TO FORMER EMPLOYEES
SILICON VALLEY ISAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA!
TRIANGLE MIRRORING 'HIGH GROWTH' AREAS
SILICON CHIPS
SEE ALSO MICROCHIPS
CHIP MAKING: IS IT AS CLEAN AS IT SEEMS?
SILICON WAFER
SILICON-WAFER PLANT DUE IN COJNTY
NFW RTP COMPANY TO HIRE FROM 3URHAM
VISION, WIDE DECISIONS CUEL PARK'S EXPANSION
MONSANTO IS NEW AFFILIATE UF CENTER
MONSANTO JOINS MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
SILK
SILK PROMOTED
S1LKW00D (FILM L PLAY)
'SILKWOOU' BASEO ON REAL-LIFE O^AMA
•SILKWOOD' IN MANY WAYS A FINE MOVIE
SILVER
N.C
SILVER: KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY
SIMPLE
SILVER. THEFTS
SEE SILVER THEFTS
SILVER DOLLARS
FOLKS AROUND HE»E: LIFE IN DU> HAM
SILVER PALATE RESTAURANT
SILVER PALATE'S MESSAGE: KEEP IT FRESH,
SILVER STAR
SEE ALSO AMTRAK
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, N.C.
SILVER STAR CRASHES DURING heavy RAIN
DERAILMENT PROBE BEGINS
AXLF, BEARING CAUSED DERAILMENT
DERAILMENT AFTERMATH
•REAL TEAM WORK': VANCE RESIDENTS PITCHEO IN TO HELP TRAIN PASSENGERS
DERAILED TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE TO BE MOVED
TRAIN WRECK OF 1994 NOTHING LIKE 1942'S
CREWS UPRIGHT 18 AMTRAK CARS
SILVER THEFTS
15,000 IN SILVER REPORTFD STO.EN
POLICE: SUSPECT HAD STOLEN SILVER
SILVER, JEWEL THEFTS CONTINUE - TWO MORE HOUSES ARE HIT
COST OF CHAPEL HILL BREAK-INS MAY BE AS HIGH AS 4150,000
STERLING SILVER IS STOLEN
IHREWD PRO BEHIND HOPE VALLEY. FOREST HILLS BREAK-INS, POLICY SAY
PROFESSIONAL THIEF HITS OURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
SILVE" SAID STOLEN
SILVERWARE STOLEN
•32.UO0 IN JEWELRY, SILVER STOLEN
SILVER FLATWARE STOLEN
SIMULATIONS
SFE ALSO PIOMFOICAL SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
DUKE USING COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF 3I0MEDICAL PROCESSES
DUKE'S COMPUTER ESTIMATES HEALTH RISKS
SINGAPORE
POPULATION PLAN IS SOUND
SINGER SEWING CU.
...GOING: SINGER PLANT LEAVING SANFORO
SINGLE PARENTS
SFE ALSO DIVORCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
l-PARENT FAMILIES TOPIC OF GATHERING
POLICE WARN SINGLE PARENTS OF IMPOSTER
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SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT IN. C.I ■
SEE ALSO CONGPESSIUNAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C O.S.I
STANFOHO TO TRY AGAIN FOR STATE SENATE SEAT
WANOA HUNT PLANS RACE FOR 16TH DISTRICT SEAT
REP. HUNT FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
WALKER FILES FOR ORANGE COUNT* SEAT
STANFORD CHALLENGER IN 16TH DIST.
CAUCUS "EMBERS ENOO°SE ENCUMBENTS
MRS. HUNT. WALKER LEAO IN DISTRICT 16
LOSER. WINNER BOTH DISAPPOINTED
ONE 16TH DISTRICT WINNER DISAPPOINTED
C03EY, ANDREWS *GREE OFTEN, AVUIO DEBATE AT POLITICAL FORUM
THREE VIE FOR 16TH DISTRICT SEATS
I6TH DISTRICT RACE CONTESTED
SENATE INCUMBENTS RETAIN SEATS
HUNT, WALKER: REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR NO THREAT
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IU.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. t U.S. I
BRITT TO SEEK SECONO TERM
BRITT ANO COBLE DRAW ATTENTION IN 6TH DISTRICT
COBEY LEADS ANOREWS IN EARLY RETURNS; COBLE TAKES EARLY LEAO IN 6TH.
6TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT IN. C.I
SEVEN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS HOLDING PRIMARIES TODAY
SEN. SPEED WINS NOMINATION
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS
BLACKS FAIL TO CAPTURE FIRST 'LACE IN TUESDAY'S VOTING
6TH STATE SENATE DISTRICT RUNOFF IS TODAY
MARTIN WINS 6TH DISTRICT SENATE RUNOFF
WINNER SAYS RACE NO FACTOR IN RUNOFF
6TH STATF HOUSE DISTRICT
SEN. SPEEO WINS NOMINATION
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS
SIXTY-EIGHTH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT
MICHAUX, DUNN FILE IN N.C. HOJSE RACE
POLLARO RUNNING FOR STATE HOUSE IN 68TH DISTRICT
POLLARD FILES FOR HOUSE
FIVE FILE FOR STATE HOUS SEATS
I STATE HOUSE SEAT UP FOR GR Ar) s
HOUSE RACE: 2 MEN WITH MUCH IN COMMON
CANDIDATES BACK EDUCATION UPGRADING
POLLARO OUTSPENDS PULLEY IN CAMPAIGN
PULLEY, POLLARO SAY VOTERS CO'IFUSEO ABOUT OISTRICT
DUNN SAYS HE WILL FILE C AMPA IS N- SPENO ING REPORT
1ST VOTE TUESDAY IN NEW HOUSE OISTRICTS
PULLEY CITES COALITION FOR VICTORY MARGIN
NO MAJOR PROBLEMS FOUND IN ELDCTION RESULTS CANVASS
DUNN, PULLEY KEEPING IT LOW-KEY IN RACE FOR DURHAM'S HOUSE SEAT
DUNN, PULLEY FOCUS ON LAWS, ASENCIES
PULLEY APPARENT WINNER IN CLOSE HOUSE RACE
PULLEY OUTDISTANCES FOE; MILLSR SOUEAKS OUT WIN
PULLEY, MILLER SURVIVE GOP R I» TIDE
SIXTY MINUTES (CBS NEWS PROGRAMI
JUST HOW FAR WILL THE 'MEDIA'
GO FOR A STORY?
SIXTY-NINTH STATE HOUSE OISTRICT
OURHAM GOP CHAIRMAN FILFS FOR N.C. HOUSE SEAT
FIVE FILE FOR STATE HOUS SEATS
CANOIDATES CLASH ON WASTE CONTROL
HARLOW, MILLER OIFFER ON STATE INVENTORY TAX
CANOIOATES FOR 69TH DISTRICT CAMPAIGNED LITTLE UNTIL NOW
PULLEY OUTDISTANCES FOE; MILLAR SOUEAKS OUT WIN
PULLEY, MILLER SURVIVE GOP RIn TIDE
SKATING
SEE ROLLER SKATING
SKI RESORTS
SCE ALSO RESORTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SKIING
SEE ALSO SUGAR MOUNTAIN CO.
STATE'S SKI INDUSTRY ROOMING
N.C. SKI OFFICIALS SPEND MONEY, EXPECT BIG SEASON
SKI RESORTS OON'T FEEL LIKE WINTER HAS ARRIVED
SKI RESORT GETS HELP WITH SNOW
GREAT SPIRIT IMPLORED TO SEND SNOW TO SKI RESORT
SKIING
SEE ALSO
CHECK!
CHAPEL
CHAPEL
SKI RESORTS
NG SKI ING CONDITIONS
HILL PER PLANS THREE S< I TRIPS
HILL TO SPONSOR 3 SKI TRIPS
SKIN BANK
SEE ALSO
DONATI
SKIN CANCER
SEE ALSO
GETTIN
SKIN OISEAS
SEE ALSO
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SKIN EXPANSI
OURHAM
SKIN GRAFT
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SEE ALSO
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AGREE TO SETTLEMENT WITH WECK
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LAVE'S DESCENDANTS HOLD 4TH REUNION
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SEEN IT ALL-
SLEEP
SEE ALSO DREAMS
SLEEP DIS0R0ERS CENTER TO GIVE REST TO WEARY
SLEEPING PILLS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
DOES POPULAR SLEtPlNG PILL PR3DUCE ADDICTION?
SLtOES
APE WF SURE. »0''?
why IS CHUCK OavIS SAD?
SCHOOL OAYS
SLINGSHOTS
SEE ALSO TOYS
SIMPLE SLIP SLINGS LAM
SLOT MACHINE JACKPOT
OWNER OF SLOT MACHINES SUES CITY OVER ARREST
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
SMALL BUSINFSS CREATING NEARLY ALL NEW JOBS
SRA ESTABLISHES DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL TO MO SMALL FIRMS
A RETREAT FROM RISKY BUSINESS
SMALL BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY DEVE.OPMENT CENTER
UNC SFT5 UP MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL
CHAMBER PROJECT HELPS SM ALL-BJ S I NE SS OWNERS
SMALL CLAIMS COURT
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
MARRYING SAM: DURHAM MAGISTRATE SAYS HE'S
ORANGE PROGRAM LOANS CHILD-SAFETY SEATS
SMALL TOWNS
SEE ALS" CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
TINY TOWN REVIVFO. BUT...
OFFICIALS MAY REVOKE CHARTERS FOR ".1 TOWNS IN NORTH CAROLINA
"SIXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. THIS WAS A BOOMING PLACE."
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR SMALL N.: . TOWN
CHOOSING WHYNOT AS NAME ENDED CONTROVERSY IN TOWN
STOKESDALE: LOTS OF FOLKLORE AND NOT TOO MUCH CHANGE
SMITH ISLANO
SEE BALD HEAD ISLANO
SMITH LEVEL ROAD (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
CARRBORO IS GETTING STUDY OF TRAFFIC ON SMITH LEVEL
CARRBORO ALDERMEN OK APARTMENT OEVELOPMFNT
MAJOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS PR0P3SE0 FOR CARRBORO
SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
AIRPORT STILL LOOKING FOR JET SFKVICE
SMITH RICHARDSON FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION BACKING WESTMORELAND'S SUIT
SMITHFIELO. N.C.
OXFORO LOSING PLANT
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
■ATTIC GETS NEW LEAOER
WILMINGTON WOMAN SAYS WRIGHTS SECOND IN FLIGHT
SMITHSONIAN'S PRESTIGE BOOSTS DURHAM FESTIVAL
WHALE WASHES IN AT N.C. BEACH
SMITHSONIAN GFTS PETTY'S RACING CAR FOR MUSEUM PIECE
SMITHSONIAN WANTS PETTY CAR
MUSEUM'S APOLLO 4 RECLAIMED
SPACE CAPSULE ON WAY home
APOLLO 4 CAPSULE LEAVING MUSEJM FOR SLOW JOURNEY TO SMITHSONIAN
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SEW GOOD: CRAFTS EXPE'T REDISCOVERS LOST ART OF SMOCKING
SMOG
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OLYMPIC SMOG IN L.A.
SMOKE OETECTORS
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
SMOKE OETECTOR DRIVE BEGUN
REALTOR DRIVE A LIFESAVER
HERE'S HOW
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
THE SMOKE RING
BOOK GIVES HELMS CREDIT FOR RFAGAN, TOBACCO WINS
BOOK: GOVERNMENTS AODICTED TO TOBACCO
SMOKELESS C IGAR6TT5S
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
TEXAS FIRM PLANS SMOKELFSS CIGARETTE
FIRM TO SELL 'SMOKELESS CIGARETTE'
SMOKERS' RIGHTS
SEE SMOKING
SMOKING
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, SuOKING
SEE ALSO AIRLINES, SMOKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SF£ ALSO OUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SLHOOLS, N.C, SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SFE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
U.S. CIGARETTE CONSUMPTION SAID DOWN
N.C. CHURCH GROUP STUOIES MORAL ISSUES OF SMOKING
INSIDE
KOOP: CIGARETTES STILL TOP HEALTH RISK
TOBACCO LOBBYIST 1APS CIGARETTE RFPORT
SMOKERS BORN - NOT MADE7
FORSYTH SCHOOLS BAN SMOKING BY STUOFNTS
INSIDE
SMOKERS' DECAL: 'MY PLEASURE. MY CHOICE*
NICOTINE GUM CAN BE HELPER IN EFFORT TO STOP SMOKING
A PROMOTIONAL PUFF
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS SET SMOKING »ANS
CIGARETTES GET BLAME FOR ILLNESS
PBS TO BRAODCAST SPECIAL AIME3 AT TEENS ON SMOKING
WHERE THERE'S SMOKE. THERE'S CONFLICT
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SMUGGLING, INTERNATIONAL
MORE DRUG ARRESTS LIKELY
SMUGGLING, N.C.
Ill *!-JS CIGARETTES, SMUGGLING
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SEE ALSO GUN-RUNNING
SES,AJ;S0 u-s- CUSTOMS SERVICE
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PILOT SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING RIFLES
SNAKEBITE
HFRE'S SO"E REAL SNAKEBITE MEOICINE
SNAKEBITES NOT A MAJOR PROBLEM
SNAKES
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SEE ALSO COPPERHEAOS
SEE ALSO PINE SNAKE
SEE ALSO PYTHONS
SEE ALSO RATTLESNAKES
SOMEONE STOLE SNAKES
THE PITS IN LUNACY
PROTECT ENOANGERED SPECIES - SNAKES. TOO
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THF SNAP
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SNOW SCENES
SALT, SAND, PLOWS USED ON ROADS
SWW COMES TO DUKE GAROENS
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SI?IEL£rtEl,S DESERVE THANKS
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SeTm-Ian?!^ schools CLQ5E
SNOW COVERS WESTERN N.C.
SNOW IN THE SPRING
wh'?teFchrTstmIs7NS GET Lir,HT 3USTING °F SN°W
GREAT SPIRIT IMPLOREO TO SEND SNOW TO SKI RESORT
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EXPERT: SNOW ALMANAC NOT RELIABLE PREDICTOR
SNOW HILL FARM
SEE ALSO TREYBUP
RUMORS ABOUND
STAGVILLE PRES
NEW TOWN PLANN
WATERSHED PLAN
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STATE OFFICIAL
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SEE »LSO CURham/ChaPEL HILL LIGHTNING SFlECT soccer tea-
see ALSO -CDONALO'S SOCCER CHAL. ENGE
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SEE ALSO UM). OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SOCCER
KICKING AROUND
OLYMPIC SPCCER AT OUKE NEXT SJNDAY
KAIN, WCLFPACK RECRUIT OLYMPIC SOCCER PICKS
GIVING INSTRUCTIONS
O'JKE TQ HOLD SOCCER TOURNAMENT
SOCCER GAMES IGNORED
D'IKE HOSTS SOCCER TOURNAMENT TODAY
SOCCER CHAMPS
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SOCIAL SECURITY
ANOTHER CHUPCH-S
HUNT RAPS HELMS
HUNT OUTLINES HI
HUNT AGA IN HITS
HUNT, HEL*S CAMP
PASSING PARADE
HELMS. HUNT CAMP
SOCIAL SECURITY*
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REP. CLAUDE PEPP
AMERICANS SHOULD
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FORC WILL ATTEND
CHARGES EXCHANGE
THE CREDIBILITY
".ARUN WORKED TO
HUNT Tv AOS RENE
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KEEP SOCIAL SECU
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SOCIAL SECURITY
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DEMOCRATS USED S
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HUNT... I ADI
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IN RACE BETWEEN HUNT, HEL-S
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TICS ON SOCIAL SECURITY
EAR LIES
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INOUIRIES
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS
JUUGE SAYS SOCIAL SECURITY CUI"S UNLAWFULLY DENIED
HELMS CRITICIZES 'CARELESS* CJTOFFS
HUNT SAYS DISABILITY PROGRAM I ;< A MESS
HUNT ASKS REAGAN TO STOP LOSS OF DISABILITY BENEFITS
HUNT SEES 'BUREAUCRACY RUN AMTK'
SOCIAL SECURITY STOPS SHOULD NOT «E ARBITRARY
SDCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION TAKING STEPS TO FOLLOW RULING
HEL-S HAS HELPED DISABILITY B= NEF IC I AR 1 E S
DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE HALTED ARBITRARILY
BROKEN FEET, RED TAPE TROUBLE DISABLED MAN
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION HONCH S N.C. LAW FIRM WORKING TO REINSTATE...
DOCTORS TOLD HIM he COULDN'T jopk: U.S. SAID HE COULO
JURY ACCUSES SEVEN OF BILKING SOCIAL SECURITY
NEW STATE PROGRAM HELPS THE 0ISA3LED
SOCIAL SECURITY FRAJO
JURY ACCUSES SEVEN OF BILKING SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SERVICES. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
AGENCY SAYS WILKES COUNTY MUST REPAY f.79,000 TO STATE
< OCIAL WORKERS
CARTOON DISSERVICE TO SOCIAL WORKERS
SOCIALISM
IS SOCIALIS" IN U.S. INEVITABLE?
FRANCE SOURS ON SOCIALISM
SOCIETY FOP INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
NEW DUKE PRESS VOLUME EXA»INES PROS°ECTS FOR WORLD DEVELOPMENT
SOCIETY FOR THE "RESERVATION f. ENCOURAGEMENT 0"= BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING
CHORUS SEEKS PRIZE
BARBERSHOP SONG CLUB FORMING IN CHAPEL hill
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SOCIUH
SEE ALSO SALT (SEASONING: SOOILM CHLORIDEI
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
SOOIUH HYOROX IOE
FIRM WORKING TO AVOID CHEMICAL LEAK
SODIUM NITRITE
SEE FOOD AOOITIVES
SOFT OR INKS
SEE ALSO VENDING -iCHIHES
NORTH CAROLINA'S SODA POP LOV= RS TOPS IN AVERAGE GALLONS GUZZLED
NEW PACKAGING OF NATURAL SODAS INCREASING SALES IN TRIANGLE TEST
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NEW PACKAGING OF NATURAL SODAS INCREASING SALES IN TRIANGLE TEST
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO N.C. SOIL ANO WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. DURHAM CITY AND DURHAM COUNTY
CONSERVATION MAY HELP SAVE DU'HAM'S FARMLAND
SOIL EROSION
SEE EROSION
SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL.
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SOIL TEST
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. N.C.
OUKE IS TESTING SOIL NEAR COLLAPSED ROAD
SOLAR BANK
SOLAR PROGRAM PROVIDING LOANS
SOLAR ECLIPSE
SEE ECLIPSES
SOLAR ENERGY
SOLAR ENERGY CHANGES PROPOSEO
WHEN SUN SHINES. THEY SHINE
REAGAN PICKS LAWS THAT HE WILL ENFOPCE
DUKE GRAD STUDENT AMONG 12 IN U.S. IN SOLAR PROGRAM
SOLAR TFA PARTY
SOLAR TEA PARTY WAS AN ENERGY- SAV ING CELEBRATION
SOLAR PROGRAM PROVIOING LOANS
SOLAR GENNY ONE
SUN TO RUN PA SYSTEM AT BULLS GAME SUNOAY
SOLAR MAX
SEE ALSO SATELLITES
SEE ALSO SPACE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO SUN
SOLAR MAX SNATCH: DURHAM-MAOE MOTORS HELPED POWER SHUTTLE'S LONG ARM
SOLAR POWER GENERATOR
SUN TO RUN PA SYSTEM AT BULLS GAME SUNDAY
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SOMERHILL GALLERY
EXHIBITS REVEAL THE bIG PICTURE
EXHIBITS REVEAL NEW DIRECTIONS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SOMERHILL. LITTLE GALLERIES TAKE CHANCES ON UNKNOWNS
ART FORMS PUSHED IN OUILT ANO PAINTING EXHIBITIONS
EDITH LONDON '...HITTING IT AT 80'
SONGWRITFRS
SONG CONTEST SPONSORED
SONG WRI TERS SING
SONG WRITTEN ABOUT 8RILEYS
SONGWRITER: POP SONGS PROMOTING HEARTACHE
TWO SONGWRITERS SAY 'JESSE CAN'T SHAG'
SONNY'S BARBECUE
<ESTAUPANT PROMISES 'REASONABLE' EFFORT TO REPLACE TREES
RESTAURANT HAS NEW PROPOSAL Tj REPLACE TREES
COUNCILMEN WILL OISCUSS TREE REMOVAL
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
FADING CONFEDERATE FEW MEET
SOUL CITY, N.C.
MCKISSICK TO SANFORO: "...I C3ULD HAVE SOLD YOU ONE!' (CARTOON)
SOUNO BARRIER
JETS IN EXERCISE MAY CAUSE SONIC BOOMS
THE SOUTH
SEE ALSO ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHE'N CULTURE
INSIDE
•NO NEWS' LABEL UNFAIR
SOUTH HELD 'BATTLEGROUND' IN 'RESIDENTIAL ELECTIUN
REAGAN AIDE SAYS SOUTH MAY OECIOE ELECTION
SOUTHERN HUMQR : IT WRITFRS PRDBE REGIONAL FUNNY BONE
COUNTRY MUSIC: THE SOUTHERN SI UL HAS THREE THEMES...
HER FUTURE IS OURHAM-STY LE SOJTHERN
HAS ANYONE SEEN THE REAL SOUTH RECENTLY?
FINALLY. THE TRUE SOUTH
OUKE PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER GETS CRANT
SOLIO DEMOCRATIC COUTH WAVERS
POLITILAL PICKING IS HIS CAME
CONCERN GROWING OVER SOUTH'S TOBACCO. TEXTILE WOES
REPORT SAYS POVERTY RATE UP IN SOUTH
SOUTHERN CULTURE IS FOCUS
STILL. THERE'S POVERTY
SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
SEE ALSO SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
KILPATRICK APOLOGY USES POOR LOGIC
SOUTH AFRICAN SPEAKER STRESSES UNITY OF BLACKS
SOUTH AFRICA CONNECTION SUBJECT OF OUKE LECTURE
SOUTH AFRICA STANCE CLOSES ACCOUNT
SULLIVAN'S PRINCIPLES OFFER WAY TO HANDLE APARTHEIO
WE SHOULDN'T DO BUSINESS WITH SOUTH AFRICA
THE CUTTING EDGE: SOUTH AFRICAN MINISTER IN KEY PRESBYTERY ROLE
SOUTH AFRICA'S MORAL VOICE
PAPER: HELMS BEST FRIEND OF S. AFRICA'S GOVERNMENT
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H 1 10/02/84 B 1 N
s ?
4/28/84
A
1
II
T30
S 7
5/03/84
A
4
E
H /
5/23/84
A
9
N
S 2
5/23/84
(.
1 3
N
H ?
7/22/84
1)
3
II
H4 5
H >
7/29/84
A
H
H ?
8/03/84
A
4
II
G33
H ?
8/11/84
A
4
U
G33
H f
8/27/84
A
4
F
S /
9/25/84
A
1 'I
N
H 7
10/22/84
A
4
F
H ?
11/11/84
R
1
P II
H49
H ?
12/09/84
B
1 /
N
H >
12/18/84
A
1 1
N
S ?
12/27/84
11
7
1
H 2
12/28/84
A
4
b
H
7
1/31/84
A
4
1
S
?
2/18/84
A
1
V N
H
?
3/18/84
A
7
N
H
r
6/30/84
A
4
1
H
?
8/14/84
A
4
F
H
?
8/20/84
A
4
1
H
/
9/01/84
A
H
N
H
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10/19/84
A
4
F
s
2
11/08/84
A
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
"RUBBISH" - RFAGA'I AIOE TELLS CRITICS OF S. AFRICAN POLICY ICARTOONI
HELMS: COLLEAGUES ERR 0"! APARTHEIO
BOTH HELMS AND REAGAN RIGHT A30UT APARTHEID
2 I7/06/R4 A
7 12/26/84 C
2 12/29/84 A
4 T T R5(,
SEE ALSO CHARLESTON. S.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF S.C. SPIRTS. FOOTBALL
S.C. KOFS NO TIME TO GLOAT
S.C. VA. EYE HIGH-TECH PLANTS
S.C. ELECTIONS
UNC PROF: JACKSON'S DECISION •JO SURPRISE
SAY IT AIN'T SO. JESSE
S.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
HIGH-TECH RIVALS A THREAT
BUSINESS OEVELOPER BACK IN N.t .
S.C. TAKES
COURT TO OECIOE IF N.C COUPLE WILL GET LEGAL FEES
SOUTH DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNION COMMUNITY (SOUTH OURHAM COUNTYI
RESIDENTS HAVF 'CHOKING FEELHG'
SOUTHERN OURHAM HASN'T BEEN RJINEO-YET
SOUTH-FAST CONSORTIUM FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
TRIANGLE AIDS THIRD WORLD
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
ALWAYS DUSY
ACCREDITING TEAM IS VISITING SCHOOL
TAKING A LOOK
OUT ON A LIMB
CONTESTANTS
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
SOUTH GRANVILLE PITCHER THROWS PERFECT GAME
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
VIKINGS STILL THIN
OAKLEY EXPRESS CLIPS VIKINGS
SOUTH GRANVILLE ATHLETE'S OEATH SILENCES SCHOOL
S. GRANVILLE 9, ZEBULON 6
SOUTH IREOELL INDUSTRIAL PARK
NEW MOOPESVILLE FIRM TO HIRE 130 EMPLOYEES FOR
ERAMIC FIXTURES
SOUTH JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
SOUTHERN DUMPS TROJANS. GAINS SHARE OF FIRST PLACE
JOROAN'S PRFSS FIGURES TO AOD TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLEM?
JORDAN'S PRESS FIGURES TO AOO TO SOUTH JOHNSTON PROBLEMS
SOUTH JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SOUTH JOHNSTON JOLTS JOROAN. '8-16
SOUTH «OREA
3ANKHEAD FANS 13, U.S. ROMPS 10-0
NATIONAL PRIOE
ON THE ROAD: HECTIC SCHEOULE HINDERS U.S. BASEBALL TEAM
ONLY A GAME. BUT...
SOUTH MIAMI 5LV0.
HEARING PLANNED ON WIDENING MIAMI
STATE TO REVEAL PLANS FOR NEW INTERCHANGE
COUPLF SPEAKS AGAINST NEW 1-43 INTERCHANGE
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
CAUCUS members ENOORSF FNCUM8SNT5
TWO CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO "EET WITH BLACK CAUCUS
SCHOOL RACIAL PROBLEMS TO BE 3 I SCUSSEO BY GROUP
SOUTH SQUARE MALL
JULY 4TH EXTRAVAGANZA (AOI
STEALING THE *CENF
MAN WITH SHOTGUN ROBS SOUTH S3UARE CAFETERIA
POLITICIANS HIT TOWN; 1 DENIED MALL HANDSHAKING
MALL CAPNIVAL ENJOYED
SCHOOL RRFAK
WRAPPING IT UP
WINTER WONDERLAND
SOUTHCHEM INC
SOURCE OF LEAK BEING SOUGHT
CHEMICAL FIRM ASKED TO PREVCNT LEAKAGE
FIRM WORKING TO AVUIO CHEMICAL LEAK
CHEMICAL LEAKS FROM TRUCK: 12 HOMES EVACUATED IN VA.
SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY
N.C BAPTIST SEMINARY GETS JEWISH LECTURER
CONFERENCE IS SCHEO'JLED
GUEST PROFESSORS TO VISIT SEMINARY THIS SUMMER
LAITY MEtTING IS SCHEOULEO
SEMINARY TO CELEBRATE ANNUAL FOUNDER'S DAY
EDUCATOR JJ LECTURE
SEMINARY RECEIVES GIFT
CONSERVATIVE PAIR NOMINATFO FTR BAPTIST SEMINARY'S BOARO
SEMINARY SETS GRADUATION CEREXUNIES
SEMIN1RY GETS BUILDING FUNO. SCHOLARSHIP
SEMINARY NAMED WOMAN CHAPLAIN
SFM1NARV ANNOUNCES LECTURES PROGRAM
OVER 1.000 EXPECTED TO ATTEND SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY
GENTLE IS ON SEMINARY FACULTY
BARNES GETS POST AT SEMINARY
SOUTHEASTERN SEMINARY HEAD SC3RES BAPTIST VOTE HN WOMEN
BAPTIST SEMINARY FACES »ULE ASAINST WOMEN
SOUTHEASTERN FACULTY BACKS SEMINARY PRESIDENT FOR STANDS
SEMINARY ENROLLMENT INC°EASFS
SOUTHEASTERN FINANCING CONFERENCE c 0R EMERGING-GROWTH COMPANIES
THE IDEAS ANO THE MONEY TO GET TOGETHER
MOKE MEETINGS PLANNED FOR INVENTORS AND INVFSTOPS
SOUTHEASTERN OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
HAMPTON NETTERS ROLL IN SOUTHEASTERN
SOUTHEASTERN ORGAN PROCUREMENT FOUNDATION
ORGAN DONATION STRESSEO
SOUTHEASTERN SAVINGS ANO LOAN CO. (CHAPLOTTE. N.C.I
TWO SAVINGS AND LOANS COMPANY s WILL MERGE
SOUTHERN 500
S 2 5/15/B4 A 4
H 2 5/24/B4 A 16
S 2 8/01/R4 A 1
H 2 8/03/94 A 4
N J56
E
S 2 5/31/84 A 4 E
H 2 12/03/84 A 11 P N
S 2 10/09/84 A
3/18/84 A
7/27/84 A
1 M N 88 1
4 L
H ? 11/19/84 A
2 2/25/»4 9 1 P P T37
1 4/17/84 B 1 N H&O
2 6/02/B4 B 1 P P S76
2 10/06/84 A 6 P P S76
2 10/27/84 B 1 P P S76
H 2 5/12/54 B
S 2 8/27/84 B 13 P N
H
H
H
2
2
2
9/08/B4
9/14/84
9/18/84
6
C
a
3
1
3
p
N
N
N
C36
H
2
7/15/84
D
11
N
H
H
H
2
2
2
2/15/B4
12/1 1/B4
12/11/84
8
9
B
3
5
5
N
N
N
C36
C36
H
2
9/22/84
8
3
p
N
H
s
s
2
2
2
6/30/84
6/30/84
6/30/84
B
A
A
2
1
8
p
P
p
N
p
N
M71
K30
B90
H 2 7/05/84 A
H 2 6/13/B4 A 3 N
S 2 11/17/84 A 1 M N H69
H 2 11/21/54 B 5 N W24
s
?
5/05/B4
A
3
N
W36
H
3
7/04/B4
r
1
N
K4S
s
2
7/04/84
C
9
N
H
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7/04/R4
A
B
P
A
H
2
7/05/B4
n
I
p
P
Mb
H
7
10/27/B4
A
S
N
H
1
tl/03/84
R
1
p
N
BHI
H
?
11/12/84
A
4
1
S
?
1 1/13/84
(
1
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M66
s
7
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A
1 4
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12/14/B4
8
1
P
P
C56
S 2 6/14/84 C 1 N K90
S 2 7/09/B4 C 1 N K90
H 2 7/1D/84 B 1 N
H 2 7/14/84 A 12 N
s
?
1/07/84
A
6
N
s
?
2/04/84
A
6
N
H
?
3/03/94
A
6
N
H
?
3/03/84
A
6
N
S
?
3/1D/84
A
1 1
N
s
?
3/17/84
A
6
N
s
7
4/21/84
A
//
N
H
?
4/2B/84
A
1 I
N
s
?
5/05/84
A
1 \
N
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6/02/84
A
6
N
H
7
3/1 1/84
A
8
N
s
?
3/11/B4
A
6
N
s
/
9/25/84
A
6
N
s
?
8/25/84
A
6
N
s
7
8/25/84
A
6
N
H
?
9/0B/94
A
H
N
H
>
10/03/84
A
1
N
H
>
10/27/84
A
7
N
H
2
U/10/R4
A
6
N
H
2
5/13/84
R
1 1
N
s
2
6/06/84
C
9
N
H 2 9/73/84 C 9
S 2 3/08/R4 C 1
H 7 1/08/B4 C 8
«p^
NTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 671
1/14/85
SEE ALSO STOCK TAR RACING
GANT CLIMBS INH POLE FOR SOUTHERN 500 DUEL
DARLINGTON: ORIVERS LOVE HER. AFTERWARDS
GANT AVOIOS TOOUQLE. WINS SOUTHERN 500 RACE
DON'T BET AGAINST GANT IN NASCAR POINTS CHASE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AV 0 SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS ACCREDITED
ACCREDITING OF SCHOOLS ANNOUNCED
SCHOOLS RE-ACCREDITED
ACCREDITING TEAM IS VISITING SCHOOL
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
SFE ALSO BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
CONSERVATIVE BAPTISTS VOW FIGHT ON AGENCY
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO START TELEVISION NETWORK
BAPTISTS TO MULL OROINATION ISSUE
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS EXCLUOE CANADIAN CHURCHES
SOUTHERN BAPTIST RESOLUTION OPPOSES ORDAINING WOMEN
SOUTHERN BAPTIST SPLIT GROWS OEEPER
BITTER AT BAPTISTS? SEND LEAOERS AN APPLE
DISAGREEMENTS CONTINUE AFTER »APTIST CONVENTION FIGHTS
N.C. BAPTISTS SUPPORT TOBACCO. OROINATION OF WOMEN
BAPTIST NETWORK OFFICIAL SAVS PRESSURE BEING PUT ON UTHER TELEVISION.
SOUTHEASTERN SEMINARY HFAO SORES BAPTIST VOTE ON WOMEN
PASTURS TRYING TO CRACK HARD SHELL OF BAPTISTS
TOBACCO MORALITY ISSUE CIVIOES SOME CHURCHES
BAPTIST SEMINARY FACES RULE ASAINST WOMEN
TOBACCO RESOLUTIUN TABLED
SOUTHERN BAPTIST RAOIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO RAOIO
SEE ALSO RELIGION. TELEVISION A^ 0 RADIO BROADCASTS
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO START TELEVISION NETWORK
SOUTHERN BELL
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO T
UTILITIE
SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN
LOPPtO T
SEVERED
SOUTHERN
UTIL ITIE
SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN
END TO T
SOUTHERN
ALAMANCE
LONC-DIS
TELEPHON
NOTICE D
PHONE AS
BELL TO
BELL COU
SOUTHERN
N.C. BEL
OIRECTOR
STATE'S
FUTURE T
DURHAM C
UTILITIE
SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN
TELEPHONE C
ELEPHONES. D
ELEPHONES
ELE"HONES
S ASK CONSUM
BELL'S STAF
BELL ASKS 5
ELEPHONE LIN
CABLE HALTS
BELL SAYS I
S OOARD DEN I
BELL WANTS
PELL TO USE
ELEPHONE CON
BELL WON'T
BOARD SELEC
TANCE COMPET
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F HEARING IA
SISTANCE »AT
RAISE RATES
LO GET 1U 0
BELL RATE I
L OFFICIAL S
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WITNESS SAYS
ELEPHONES MA
LUB TO HOLD
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BELL'S PROP
BELL SAYS
0.
URHAM
ERS FOR AO
F TRIMMEO
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SERVICE
T NEEDS RA
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REOUEST »-.
CREOIT-O
FUSION SE=
APPEAL 0E*4
TS SOUTHED
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BE OFFERI
OVERTISEMC
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20 PERCENT
F REOUEST
NCREASE OP
AYS BREAKJ
CHARGES G
NO RATE H
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DINNER FO'
S PHONE RA
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EASURED-S"
VICE
IN CHAPEL HILL
KE ON HOME PHONES
PEL HILL SERVICE
TE HIKE 6ECAUSE OF SPLIT-UP
BOOST IN BELL' S RATES
CONSIDERED
RO PHONES
N
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N BELL FO" OFFICES
E CONSIDERED
NG MEASURED SERVICE
NT I
POSED
P PROMPTED RATE HIKE REOUEST
OING UP
IKE NEEDED
ECTIONS DURING EMERGENCIES
BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
TE INCREASE
ES SLICED
RVICE HELPED CONSUMERS
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.. SALES ANO EARNINGS
SOUTHERN PELL INCOME RISES
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
SCLC PLANS CONVENTION IN OURHAM
SCLC RALLY BEGINS TOOAY
CITY WILL BE SITE OF RALLY
KLAN LEAOER CPITICIZES SUBPOEVAS
SCLC SEEKS TO RENEW LABOR-CIVIL RIGHTS ALLIANCE
LAST RLACK PRE-ELFCTION FORUM OPENS
SCLC LEAOER SAYS JOBS. INDUCEMENTS WILL INSPIRE BLACK SUPPORT FOR.
PRESIDENT OF SCLC SAYS NOT ENOUGH BLACKS VOTE
EX-KLANSMAN TELLS SCLC POVERTY SPAWNS RACISM
SOLIDARITY MARCH CONCLUDES 27TH SCLC CONVENTION
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
ASHEVILLE SC TOURNEY SITE
SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: BOBBED HAIR APPEARS
SHE RECALLS WHEN. ANO WHY, SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY MOVED
SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET
SEE FURNITURE MARKET
SOUTHERN GOLF ASSOCIATION JUNIOR AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
PAYNE LEADS JUNIOR GOLF
SOUTHERN HARVEST
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
ORUG EDUCATION
SOUTHERN LISTS HUNOR ROLL
SOUTHERN HIGH'S FOOD SERVICE TLASS POPULAR WITH MALES. TOO
SCHOOL BOARD 0K5 PARKING PROJECTS
TEO PERRY GETS SOME MATH TUTO' ING FROM TEACHER BARRY OAKLEY
BREAK A LEG
HILL TO AODRESS SOUTHERN GRADS
SERVING IT UP
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS GETTING THEIR OWN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SOUTHERN HIGH AWARDS OIPLOMAS
COLLEAGUES RATE RAY H I GH T
SOUTHERN RELEASES HONOR ROLL
LACK OF BIDS DELAYS PAVING AT 2 SCHOOLS
PLANS TO IMPROVE SOUTHERN. JO! DAN PARKING LOTS DELAYED
CURRICULUMS DIFFER AT THREE C1UNTY HIGH SCHOOLS
EGGS AWAY
TALKS TO FUCUS ON PARFNTS. TECNS
SOUTHERN NAMES HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
SOUTHERN FIELDHOUSE TO BE NAHF 0 FOR OAVIS
SOUTHERN HIGH SC"OOL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ASSAULTS
3 CHARGEO WITH BEATING AT NORTHERN
N E
P 0
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
2 9/30/84 0 1 N
2 9/02/84 B 1 N W60
2 9/03/84 D 1 N W60
2 9/04/84 A B P U W60
H I 1/12/B4 B 1 M
H 2 1/27/84 6 5 N
S 2 2/01/84 A 14 N
H 1 4/17/84 8 1 N H60
H
?
3/05/84
r.
3
N
H
7
5/22/84
H
4
N
H
?
6/12/84
a
1 1
N
H
?
6/14/84
A
?
N
H
/
6/15/B4
A
14
N
H
f
6/18/84
A
10
N
H
/
6/27/84
A
4
1
H
!
7/07/84
A
9
N
H
7
7/26/84
1
10
N
H
?
7/31/84
A
1 \
N
H
r
9/08/84
a
8
N
H
?
9/1 8/84
A
1
N
H
7
10/01/84
A
o
N
H
/
10/03/64
A
1
N
H
2
11/14/84
A
1
N
H 2 5/22/84 B
H 7
1/02/84
A
N
H ?
1/03/84
A 1
N
H46
H 7
1/17/84
A
N
H 2
1/18/84
B '
N
S 2
1/18/84
C <
N
H ?
2/15/84
A
H
H f
2/16/84
A
N
H 2
2/21/"4
A 1
N
H 2
2/27/84
A
N
S >
2/23/84
(
N
< OS
H 7
3/01/84
A 1
N
H 1
4/03/84
B
N
S 7
4/09/84
B
N
H 7
5/24/84
( 1
N
H 7
6/20/94
A
> A
S 7
6/21/84
r
N
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H 2
8/04/84
A
N
H ?
8/25/84
A
N
H 2
8/28/84
A
N
H 7
9/14/84
A
> N
H ?
9/26/84
A
N
S 7
9/28/84
(
N
S /
10/02/84
B
> N
H 7
10/21/84
n 1
1 P N
H 2
11/10/84
A
N
H 7
U/21/84
A
N
S 2
11/29/84
C 6 N
H 2 3/23/84 A 12
5
7
4/18/84
r
16
N
H
7
4/26/84
H
\
N
S
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4/26/°4
A
1
N
H
?
5/12/84
B
7
N
S
/
8/14/84
H
9
N
S
?
8/15/84
A
1 1
N
H
7
8/16/84
A
6
N
H
?
8/17/84
A
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N
H
?
8/18/84
A
I
N
H
2
8/19/84
A
6
N
H 2 2/23/84 D
2 2/03/B4 C 10 U
2 12/02/84 B 1 P U L57
S 2 6/14/84 B
s
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1/20/84
A
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2/10/34
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2/16/84
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1
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5/19/84
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5/75/84
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6/08/84
A
I /
N
s
7
6/28/84
A
1 6
N
H
7
7/04/84
r
1
N
W/4
s
7
7/04/84
A
14
N
H
7
7/07/84
R
1
N
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S
7
7/07/84
A
17
N
H
7
9/15/P4
R
1
N
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H
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10/18/84
H
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10/22/64
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1
N
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S
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11/78/84
A
9
N
H
2
12/18/84
C
2
N
H 2 5/16/84 C 1
MONTHLY/
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
I
I
PG L
PAGE 672
1/14/85
SOUTHERN HIGH
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOli GRADUATION
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 1.70U
COUNTY STUDENTS GRADUATE JUNE 8
1,700 PUPILS TO GRADUATE
GRADUATION DAY; 'CHASE YOUR SHARE QF RAINBOWS:*
SAD GOOOBYE
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHUOL, STUDENTS
GETTING PHYSICAL
CARE IS ESSENTIAL PART OF TEACHING PROGRAM
SOUTHERN CUOKING
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL BAND
TUNING UP
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
SOUTHERN HIGH PRINCIPAL SAYS SPARTANS MILL REMAIN IN 3-A
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
BROOKS CHECKS NORTHERN'S PATS WITH FOUR-HITTER
SPARTANS SET TO RIDE BROOKS, ARM IN STRFTCH
DARKNESS PUTS SOUTHERN, JOROAN ON HOLO UNTIL MAY
BROOKS, PARRISH SHUT DOWN APEX, 14-?. ON TWO-HITTER
SOUTHERN, PERSON IN PLAYOFFS
SPARTANS' STATISTICS TELL THE TALE
TRIANGLE TITLE AT STAKE FOR SOUTHERN, JOROAN
SOUTHERN EARNS TITLE WITH SPLIT
SPLIT SENDS FALCONS, SPARTANS TO PLAYOFFS
SOUTHERN ELIMINATES EAST BLADEN
SPARTANS CLAIM CLAYOFF VICTORY
BROOKS HURLS NO-HITTER WIN; BIG SIX GONE
BROOKS NO-HITS TROJANS
SOUTHERN 00MINATES ALL-TRIANGLE
SOUTHERN PLAYOFF GAME SF T
W. GUILFORD ELIMINATES SOUTHERN
SPAPTANS BOW OUT OF PLAYOFFS, 3-1
SUUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
APEX SCORES UPSET VICTORY OVER SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN WHIPS EAST WAKE
PARRISH GIVES SOUTHERN WINNIN" EOGE
SOUTHERN, JORDAN RATTLE FOR TOP SPOT
PARRISH'S BUCKET LIFTS SOUTHERN
SOUTHFRN EXTENOS HEX OVER NORTHERN KNIGHTS
SOUTHERN VS. JO»DAN: WITH TRIANGLE LEAD AT STAKE, THE OLD RIVALRY.
JOROAN FREE THROWS NIP SOUTHERN. 76-71
FALCONS PROVE A POINT WITH WIN OVER SOUTHERN
DUNN SURPRISES SGUTHERN WITH S 1-60 TRIANGLE ROUT
PREP NOTES: SPARTANS IN A SLUMP
GREEN WAVE SWAMPS SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN 63. W. HARNETT 54
SOUTHERN DUMPS TROJANS. GAINS SHARE OF FIRST PLACF
SOUTHERN EYES CHAMPIONSHIP
PAROISH. SOUTHERN RIP JOROAN, TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE
SPARTANS PEAKING FOR TGURNEY; TIGERS TUMBLE
BUCKING THE ODDS
SPARTANS SPURT PAST PATRIOTS IN SECONO HALF
SOUTHERN AOVANCES: JORDAN FALLS
SOUTHERN EAST BLADEN OLD PREP PLAYOFF RIVALS
EAST BLAOEN ELIMINATES SOUTHERN
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN FALL
FAVORED FALCONS BOAST DEPTH FOR '95
SOUTHERN SLIPS El V NORTHERN
SPARTANS, KNIGHTS KICK OFF CASE SEASON
ENGLISH SPARKS ORANGE
PANTHERS REBOUND WITH WIN AT SOUTHERN
SPARTANS EOGE DUNN FOR TRIANGLE VICTOPY
ORANGE SQUEEZES SOUTHFRN DESPITE SUBPAR PERFORMANCE
SPARTANS FACING HUGE CHALLENGE
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTB'LL
KNIGHTS. SPARTANS FACE INEXPERIENCE UP FRONT
DAVIS EXPECTS COMPETITIVE SPARTAMS
DON'T COUNT SPARTANS OUT IN TRIANGLE
SOUTHERN IS IN FOR CLOSE GAME WITH ORANGE
ORANGE HOPES MCCAULEY DIFFERENCE AGAINST SPARTANS
BRANDON BULLS SPARTANS PAST ORANGE, ?9-15
SPARTANS EAPLOOE IN SECOND HALF
SOUTHERN EXPECTS ANSWERS AFTER TEST BY DUNN
SPARTANS BLAST DUNN
SPAFTANS TRAP OPPONENTS WITH 'WRIGHT' STUFF
SOUTHERN'S SPARTANS THIN, BUT PICKEO TO WIN
TROJANS SCORE LATE, BFAT SOUTHERN 13-1?
WEBB SNARES SOUTHERN IN OT : OAKLEY'S TO LIFTS WARRIORS TO WIN
OT LOSS DEFLATES SOUTHERN'S HOPES
SOUTHERN, OXFORD BOTH WINNERS
SOUTHERN F45E5 qy HORNETS
hornets still looking for tun-1 el with a light
spartans looking to mend w0un3e0 prioe
warriors wallop southern hanoi ly
southern tups apex after early eioewopks
southern, brandon roll over trojans
davis resigns as southern coac h
spartans, falcons 1*1 final showdown
davis leaving southern post
southern throws davis 56-14 party
monty oavis goes out with a b3jm
fono farewell
southern high school sports, girls
southfrn girls stun richmono
southern high school sports, wrestling
sojthern writes enoing to joroan's win streak
southfrn wrestlers pin jordan
southern historical collection
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, southern historical collection
southern invitational wrestling tournament
see also wrestling
corbin's ot shot lifts depaul ovep crfichton
northern prepares for southern invitational
southern jr. high school ipepson co . i
see also person county schools
farm day at school
it's a gourd
southern league
see also basedall
see also Carolina league
g-braves win sl pennant
greensboro bids to land class aa franchise
southern life insurance co.
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PARTNERSHIP FORMED To COHPLETE CENTER
SUUTHERN LIVING MAGAZINE
■SOUTHERN LIVING1 SCHOOL SET
IT'S REALLY SOUTHERN COOKING
ALTRUSA MEMBERS TO WORK AT AN'JUAL COOKING SCHOOL
SOUTHERN LIVING COOKING SCHOOL
COUK1NG CAN BE LIGHT AND SOU^ERN. TOO
BUYING FOR COOKING SCHOOL
SOUTHERN HOMESTYLE FOODS ON M= NU AT COOKING SCHOOL
SOUTHERN LIVING SCHOOL EXPLORES OLO AND NEW
SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
SOUTHERN NATIONAL'S NET INCOMr FALLS
SOUTHFRN NATIONAL CORP.'S PROFITS UP 30 PERCENT
SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK ILUMBERTONI
PIEDMONT, REYNOLDS REPORT PROMTS SOARED
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
ROLLINS LEAVES SNPA POST
SOUTHERN OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SOONER ACCUSES SMU OF VIOLATIONS
GREEN TICKLED PINK OVER SOUTHERN LEAD
SUUTHERN ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
SEE UNIV. UF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL.
SOUTHERN ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
SOUTHERN ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SOUTHERN PARKWAY
COUNCIL IJUESTTONS LAND PURCHASES FO' PARKWAY
COUNCILMAN FILES COMPLAINT ON PARKWAY LANO ACQUISITION
SHARP WORDS EXCHANGED AT PUBLIC WORKS MEETING
PARKWAY PROCEDURE DRAWS FIRE
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOLIDAY
PAYMENT ON LANO DELAYED
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIDS ON RESERVOIR
PANEL REVIVES PARKWAY DEBATE
COUNCIL APPROVES JOINT AGREEMENT ON CIVIC CENTER
PARKWAY PROPOSAL GETTING 2ND LOOK
POWELL TO ASK MAYOR TO CANCEL MEETING
SOUTHERN PINES. N.C.
SOUTHERN PINES WOMAN IS SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
SUUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST KLAN
SOUTHERN RAUROAO
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CABOOSES ARE BelNG LEFT BEHIN3
CHILO. MOTHER SURVIVE TRAIN HITTING AUTO
NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE FOR RAL= I GH- TO-CHARLOTTE TRAIN
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN FILES LAWSUIT
ONCE. CITY HAO MAGNIFICENT TRAIN DEPOT
SOUTHERN REGIONAL COUNCIL
STILL. THERE'S POVERTY
SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD (SREBI
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHIEF SAYS SALARIES TOP PRIORITY
SOUTHERN SCREW CO.
INCREASE IN NEW-CAR SALES B00>! TO N.C.
SOUTHERN SPEFCH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
INSIDE
SOUTHERN SPORTS ANO OUTDOOR SHOW
SOUTHFRN OUTDOOR SHOW BEGINS i-OAY RUN
SOUTHLAND ASSOCIATES
SOUTHLANO GIVES PROMOTIONS
CITY BACKS EXTENUING BRIGGS AVENUE TO PARK
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS MPS UN RESERVOIR
SOUTHLAND REPORTS HAVING GOOD YEAR
BPIGGS PROGRAM AMENOEO
SOUTHPORT. N.C.
AT SOUTHPORT, THEY TOOK IT ON THE CHIN
PARTS MAKERS
AND SURVIVED
SOUTHSIOE SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL BOARD WANT! INCREASEO EMPHASIS ON WRITING
COURTS TO SET PRICETAG FOR SOJTHSIDE SCHOOL
SOUTHWEST CENTRAL DURHAM
7 CITY NEIGHBORHOODS ARE TARGETED FOR STUDY
INVOLVEMENT URGED IN COMMUNITY PLANS
SOUTHWEST DURHAM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL
CHAMPS HONQREO
SOUTHWOUO CORP.
CHARLOTTE FIRM'S OFFICIALS SURPRISED AT POPULARITY OF EXERCISE PROGRAM
SOVIET UNION
REAGAN SPOTTING HAMMfcR AND SI'.KLE WHEN VIEWING ECLIPSE ICARTOONI
AUTHOR SPEAKS TOMORROW ON SOVIET 'MISINFORMATION-
SERIES ON SOVIET UNION OFFERED °Y SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATH
MATH SCHOOL SERIES TO AID UNDERSTANDING OF RUSSIA
SOVIET UNION SUBJECT OF EVENT
PANEL TO OISCUSS SOVIET MUSIC, "OLICY
SOVIET CRUELTY EXTENDS TO AFG^NISTAN CHILDREN
DUKE TO SHOW AWARD-WINNING SOVIET FILM
SOVIET UNION, BLUE JEANS
SEE ALSO PLUE JEANS
JEAN GENOCIDE
SOVIET UNION, CHAIRMAN
SEE SOVIET UNION, PRESIDENT
IET UNION, OISSIDFNTS
WOEFUL SAKHAROV STARING THROUGH •
A LESSON IN COURAGE
AN INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFERENCE
T°EAT SAKHARQVS HUMANELY
READY TO FACE THE CAMERAS AGAIN,
IRON CURTAIN" ICARTOONI
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R07EN
humanity vs. diplomacy
female soviet exile to sp^ak at duke
soviet union, elections
the no-choice soviet vote
soviet union. emigration
the threatened 'refuseniks'
soviet union. fddo
see »lso soviet union. imports
soviets but to save
soviet union, cjreign relations
see also foreign relations
see also soviet unicn/u.s. summt t m = eti
domestic and foreign policies to be f
what does russia want?
soviet union. history
young. old stuoents mingle in seminar on soviet history
soviet union. imports
see also soviet union. fooo
soviets buy to save
soviet union, jets
see also soviet union, »ilitary
soviet values skewed
soviet union, k„b
the kgb's oirty tricks
soviet union, military
SEE ALSO COLD <i«
see also soviet union, jets
soviet weapons Taken from gis
book says nato can stop soviets
nuclear -build ojhn" goco idea
u.s. "as aovantage in military "ight
reader 'ays editorial on military wrong
the kpemlin doesn't listen
let world leaders face fears
nicaraguan mig scare not at all groundless
u.s. caution about migs was p'e»ature
soviet union. missiles
SOVIETS ARE 3REAKING The "ISSILE RULES
IN The SPOTLIGHT: This WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SOVIET UNION, MUSIC
RUSSIAN'S MUSIC PART OF PROGRAM
SOVIET UNION. OLYMPIC TRAINING
SEE ALSO Olympics, mdscow
REDS FEAR FREC SPEECH
SO WHO'S UPSET?
OFFICIAL SPOILSPORT OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS
EXPECT THE SOVIETS TO SNU8 OLYMPICS
SOVIET ABSENCE HURTS GA-ES, gJ T NOT FATALLY
SMOKEY THE TEAR DOUSING THE CLYMPIC TORCH (CARTOONI
APATHY SURE-FIRE CURE FOR OLYMPICS
WALKER: GAMES NOT DEAD
IE> SYMBOL OF THE CALIFORNIA OLYMPICS (CARTOON!
THE FUTUwE OF THE GAMES
SOVIET SECj'ITy needs too GREAT
REOS FED DISTORTED VIEwS
ON TO THE NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES
SOVIET UNION. PRESIDENT
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN POLICIES TO BE FROZEN
SOVIET'S DEATH an OPENING
SOVIET LEADER CALMS FEW FEARS
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SOVIET CHANGES BRING NEW "OPES for DETENTE
TWO CAWTOONS WERE BARBAROUS
GROMYKO AS TREE ICARTOONI
SOVIET UNION. RELIGION
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO RELIGIOUS 0 I SCR Im I NAT ION
SEE ALSO RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
RUSSIAN CHRISTIANS WILL VISIT TRIANGLE AREA
SOVIETS SAY They ARE WITNESSES FOR Christ
OUKE PARTICIPATES IN SOVIET E< CHANGE
GRAHAM TO RETURN TO SOVIET UN' ON
SOVIET OFFICIAL. GRAHAM TALK 'EACC
SOVIETS URGED TO SURRENDER SOJLS TO CHRIST
EVANGELIST Says SOVIETS DESIR? »EACE. PREACHES SERMON ON NUCLEAR THREAT
GRAHAM SAYS REAGAN REALLY «ANTS PFACE
Graham: RELISIOUS CONTACT IS CRUCIAL
POLICE Par GUESTS. NEWSMEN from BILLY GRAHAM'S SERMON
GRAHAM plants SEEDS THAT MAY »OOST FKEfcDOM
SECURITY TIGHT AS GRAHAM GIVES SERMON IN MOSCOW
GRAHAM SAYS DOOR NOT WIOE OPES TO RELIGION TO U.S.S.R.
EILLY GRAHAM, SOVIETS SPAR OV"J R ->0w T" ACHIEVE PCACE
GRAHAM VOWS TO RcLAY SIBERIAN PFACE HOPES
G°aham, SOVIET PEACE LEADER Tl ADE VIEWS ON armS race
THc THREATENED 'REFUSENIKS'
SUVIET UNION. SPIES
SEE ALSO SPIES
HI-TECH ATTRACTS SPIES
FBI: SOVIET SPIES MAY TARGET 3 ARK
WE PAY TO BE SPIED ON
ESPIONAGE IN THE UNITED NATIONS
SOVIET UNION. SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO SUBMARINES
RESIDENTS OF KITTY HAWK SEND TELEC-RAW TO AIRCRAFT CARRIER
SOViET UNION. TOURISM
SEE ALS" TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
ASHEVILLE GROUP WANTS SOVIET EXCHANGE
N.C. PEACE ACTIVISTS SAY SOVIET VISIT MAY [lETTER UNOE°STAND INGS
BAPTIST MINISTER IS CRITICIZE^ FOR HIS TRIPS TO SOVIET UNION
SOVIET UNION. TRFATIFS
SEE ALSO TREATIES
SOVIETS ARE BREAKING THf mjssIlE RULES
SOVIET VIOLATIONS EXAGGFRATEO
REMEMPERING NEVILLE C"A-BERLAIN
SENATORS' ARMS MESSAGE PRESENTED AT WRONG TIME
SOVICT UNION. WEAPONS
SEE SOVIET UNION, MILITARY
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2/15/84
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2/15/94
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2/15/«4
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2/21/84
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6/11/94
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5/12/94
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5/16/94
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5/17/84
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9/01/94
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1/10/84
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9/12/84
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P N
H
2
9/13/84
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9/14/94
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9/15/84
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H
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9/16/94
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9/l6/«4
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9/17/84
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9/18/84
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9/20/84
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9/21/94
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2/21/84
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3/09/94
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3/24/94
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S 2 9/10/84 A 1
h 2 3/11/84 B 16
2 1/27/84
2 2/22/84
2 3/19/84
2 12/06/84
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 67S
1/14/85
PG L P BYL
SOVIET UNION. WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
EXILED RUSSIAN FEMINIST CARRIES MESSAGE ABROAO
SOVIET UNION/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
TRY MAKING FRIENDS WITH OLD ENEMIES
MORE THAN SOFT WOROS NEEDED
THE UNCHECKED SOVIET WRATH
"CJO. DAMMIT!" (CARTOONI
STARR: U.S. NEEDS BIPARTISAN TALKS TEAM
THIN ICE DANCING: COMPULSORY PAIRS (CARTOONI
THE COLD WAR: WHY DIDN'T WE LISTEN?
ASHEVILLE GROUP WANTS SAN ON SOVIETS LIFTED
U.S. -USSR RELATIONS POOR - DIPLOMAT
SOVIET SUBMARINE ATTACKING SHIP IN BOTTLE (CARTOONI
SOVIfcT DIPLOMAT SAYS STRAIN IN RELATIONS POSES DANGER
DIPLOMAT: NUCLEAR WAR FUTILE
EXUAMBASSADOR SAYS REAGAN BLAMES SOVIETS FOR THIRD WORLD PROBLEMS
AN INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFERENCE
THE KREMLIN DOESN'T LISTEN
HUNT UNVEILS PLAN FOR ARMS COM TROL
REAGAN TELLS IT LIKE IT IS
NO POINT IN TALKING
GPOMYKO MFETS REAGAN ( CARTUONI
HOORAY! THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING
RFAGAN-GROMYKO TALKS SHOULO EASE TENSIONS
REAGAN AS A NEW WAVE "RUSSIAN CRUSHER" SINGER (CARTOONI
PANDEMONIUM REIGNS IN BACKGROJND AS LEADERS MEET
MR. CHERNENKO'S STANCE CONSIDERED CONSTRUCTIVE
MATH SCHUOL SERIES TO AID UNDERSTANDING OF RUSSIA
SOVIET UNION SUBJECT OF EVENT
FILMMAKER PUTS OLAME ON AMERI"A FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE WITH RUSSIANS
U.S. -SOVIET TALKS ONLY HOPE F3R HALTING ARMS MADNESS
THE ENU UF THE FREEZE?
EAST SYMMS WARN REAGAN ON MX .IOTE
SENATORS' ARMS MESSAGE PRESENTED AT WRONG TIME
ARMS TALKS: HOPE. DOUBT
JUDGMENT IS CLOUOED
A SOVIET BEAR SMILES
SOVIET UNION/U.S. SUMMIT MEETING
SEE ALSO SUVIET UNION. FOREIGN 'ELATIONS
LITTLE HOPE FOR A SUMMIT
SOYBEANS
SEE ALSO CROPS
CANADIAN AIR HAMPERS STATE'S "OYBEAN CROP
COOL SPELLS MAY CUT SOYBEAN YIELOS
FARMERS SAY DIANA HURT SOYBEAN CROP
FARMERS UPSET AT PROPOSFQ SOYBEAN FACILITY SALE
GRAHAM ASKS FIRM NOT TO BUY SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT
N.C. FARMERS GREW MORE. GOT LCSS
SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ASTRHNOMY
SEE ALSO SATELLITES
SEE ALSO UNIVERSE
BOWMAN GRAY HELP ASTRONAUTS
STUDENT'S EXPERIMENT TO TAKE *IDE ABOARD THE SPACE SHUTTLE
UNDERSCORING IMPORTANCE
STUOENT'S EXPERIMENT TO GO ON SHUTTLE
THE LONG LOOK
SPACE SHUTTLE
SEE ALSO SOLAR max
ASTRONAUT ALMOST WENT INTO MUSIC
BOWMAN GRAY HELP ASTRONAUTS
ASTRONAUT MCNAIR TO SHOWCASE TALENT
UNTHETHERFD. AT LAST
SPACE JAUNT A MILESTONE
MATH SCHOOL EXPERIMENT MAY FLY
ASTRONAUT GFTS A HERO'S WELCO"E
MATH STUOENT 'AIMS FQ9 STSRS'
SPACE SICKNESS NO BARRIER TO EXPLORATION — ASTRONAUT
DURHAM FIRM MAOF SHUTTLF PARTS
SOLAR MAX SNATCH: DURHAM-MADE MOTORS HELPED POWER SHUTTLE'S LONG ARM
SPACE PROGRAM MATURES
STUDENT'S EXPERIMENT TO TAKE )IDE ABOARD THE SPACE SHUTTLE
UNDERSCORING IMPORTANCE
NEW ERA IN DRUGS READY FOR BLAST-OFF
A TRIANGLE ORBITEO?
...'WHY SEND A TEACHER INTO SPACE? WE NEED TEACHERS HFRE...' (CARTOONI
SPACE MAY BECOME CLASSROOM
WAS SHUTTLE ENDANGERED?
TEACHERS ASK TO TRADE CLASSES FOR SPACE TRIP
NEW HANOVER READY FOR ORBITINS TEACHER
PASSING PARADE
HIGH FLYERS ALL
STUDENT'S EXPERIMFNT TO GO ON SHUTTLE
SCHOOL GETS GRANT FOR SPACE EXPERIMENT
A REMARKABLE SPACF FEAT
PENTAGON SHOUDL SHARE BLAME F3 R SATELLITE STORY
2 TEACHERS SOUGHT TO COMPETE FOR SHUTTLE SEAT
SPACE STATION
YOU WERE VERY WISE. MR. REAGA'I ■ TO START THIS BOMB SHELTER (CARTOONI
RONALD REAGAN REAOING SPACE SHIP! COMIC BOOK (CARTOONI
OFF INTO THE WILD. NEW YONDER
SPACE TRAVEL
SEE ALSO APOLLO 4
SEE ALSO ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO ROCKETS
A COSMIC WAY TO MAKE MONEY
SPAIN
DARK AGES OF MEDICINE BORE SIMILARITIES TO 20TH CENTURY
SPAIN'S LESSON IN LEADERSHIP
THE REAL COLUMBUS FANS
THE MOORS GOOO FOP SPAIN
U.S. TOURISTS: TOO MANY RUBES
ANOTHER TALE OF TWO CITIES
FOLLOW YOUR HEART TO THE ORANH LAND
SPANISH
ELEMENTARY CITY SCHOOLS TO OF= E° SPANISH CLASSES
SCHOOL BOARO WANTS TO CUT OPO"OUT RATE
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
HOW TIMFS DO CHANGE:
HOW TIMES 00 CHANCE:
SPANISH-AMERICANS
SEE HISPANICS
S 2
10/31/84
B
1 o
F J06
H 2
1/18/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/11/54
A
4
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H 2
1/22/84
D
4
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H 2
1/22/84
0
4 T
T R56
S 2
2/15/54
A
1
N COS
H 2
2/17/84
A
4 T
T R56
H 2
3/15/84
A
4
L
H 2
3/30/R4
C
16
N
H 2
4/05/84
B
1
N H90
H 2
4/06/84
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4 T
T R56
H 2
4/11/84
c
1
N W24
S 2
4/11/R4
A
12
N J56
S 2
4/24/84
C
4
N
H 2
5/27/84
A
4
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H 2
6/05/84
A
4
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H 2
6/15/54
A
6
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6/26/84
A
4
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H 2
7/07/84
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9/17/P4
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H 2
9/18/84
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9/26/84
A
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9/28/84
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9/29/84
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10/20/84
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10/30/54
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U/01/84
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H 2
11/09/34
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11/27/84
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11/25/R4
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12/04/e4
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H 2
12/06/84
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H 2
12/12/84
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H 2
12/12/84
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H 2
12/23/84
D
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H 2
7/12/84
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4/18/84
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1
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H 2
4/21/84
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9
N
H 2
10/09/e4
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16
N
H 2
12/13/°4
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27
N
H 2
12/15/84
c
4
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S 2
12/22/84
A
12
N
S 2
1/30/84
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H 2
6/23/54
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S 2
7/03/84
A
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S 2
11/14/84
A
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H 2
12/14/84
A
4
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H 2
1/IVB4
c
6
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S 2
1/30/84
c
2
N
S 2
2/08/84
c
20
N
H 2
2/09/84
A
4
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S 2
2/09/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/31/84
C
12
N
W24
" 2
4/01/B4
B
8
N
S 2
4/02/B4
A
3
N
C05
H 2
4/09/84
B
1
N
S 2
4/12/84
A
. 1
P N
C60
H 2
4/13/84
B
1
P N
L41
S 2
4/13/84
A
A
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H 2
6/23/84
B
1
N
W24
S 2
7/03/84
A
4
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S 2
7/18/84
c
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H 2
3/30/84
A
4
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H 2
8/30/84
A
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T T
R56
S 2
8/31/B4
A
1
N
L38
H 2
9/12/84
A
4
L
S 2
9/21/84
C
1
N
L38
H 2
10/05/84
A
6
N
S 2
10/36/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/11/84
0
4
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S 2
11/14/84
A
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N
L38
H 2
11/17/84
A
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H 2
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A
4
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H 2
12/21/B4
A
4
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S 2
12/29/84
A
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N
H 2
1/29/84
0
5
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P45
H 2
2/02/B4
A
4
T T
R56
H 2
3/25/84
0
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H 2 4/12/84 A
9/12/84 A
9/15/84 A
10/17/84 A
10/20/R4 A
10/21/84 0
10/27/84 A
12/02/84 0
ONE S0L01 ER LOSES LIFE
REOUEST WITHDRAWN
1/25/84 A
1/26/84 B
2/24/84
3/23/84
N 830
E
E
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U G33
E
F G33
N C05
N W24
D4 3
04 3
MONTHLY/
* N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/94
SUBJECTS
I
L
PG L
PAGE 676
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CENTER FOR SPEECH ANO HEARING 0IS0RDERS
SPAN* ING
SEE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SPARGER ROAD
COUNCIL HILL GET ERWIN SOUARE PLAN
SPECIAL P0UCAT10N
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
SEE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL CHILOREN. N.C.
SCHOOLS LOOKING FOR CHILOREN - HO NEED SPECIAL PROGRAMS
SCHOOLS INCREASING programs F3R EXCEPTIONAL CHILOREN
special events television network
sports broadcast company is formed
special libraries association
ne»s librarian gets award
semonche gets award
special olympics
see also mentally retaroeo
see also n.c. special olympics
CHEERS ENCOURAGE HANOICAPPED Olympians
SPECIAL OLYMPICS BEGIN
SPECIAL PROSECUTORS
PROSECUTOR REFUSAL OEFENOED
SPEE DEE OUE
a WILLING SACRIFICE
MORE "ATA SOUGHT ON CENTER SITE LANO
SPEECH PATHOLOGY
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. HANDICAPPED
SCE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER.
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPEECH C HEARING CLINIC
SFE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HEARING AND SPEECH CENTER
SEE ALSO PARENTS INVOLVED IN PR5 SCHOOL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN SPEECH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO STUTTERERS
SEE ALSO TEACCH (TREATMENT i. EOJCATION OF AUTISTIC C COMMUN.
SEE ALSO VOICE
CHILDREN CAN GET LANGUAGE HELP
PUPILS WITH SPEECH PROBLEMS R=CEIVE HELP THROUGH PROGRAM
THE BETTER TO H=»R 1N0 SPEAK
COMMUNICATION IS HARO WORK FO? THESE CAMPERS
MACHINES HELPING PEOPLE TO -TALK1 AGAIN
SPEED LI"ITS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR CIVIC CENTER REPORT
CITY REJECTS SCHOOL RESOLUTION
POLL SAYS HIGHER SPPED LIMIT <"AVOREO
TRAFFIC SOUAO: SPEEDERS. DRUN<EN ORIVERS TARGET OF POLICE TEAM
55-MPH LIMIT WORTHWHILE
ANNUAL STATE SURVEY FINDS 50* OF VEHICLES OBSERVED SPEEOING
SIGNS FAIL: VEHICLES WRECK NEAR CANTON
SPEEO SKATING
SEE ALSO ROLLER SKATING
SPEED SKATING
SPEEDING TICKETS
SEE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SPEEDY TRIAL ACT
SCE SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
SPEEDY-TRIAL LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
COURT OVERTURNS OEATH SENTENCE IN BURKE CASE
OFFICIAL SAYS TRIALS ARE GETTING SLOWER
SPELLING
TRANSLATIONS
SPELLING BEE
SPELLING CHA
KRAY8ILL WIN
■"EAUJOLAIS
S 2 6/06/94 C I
4/17/94 A I
7/29/94 B
H 2 8/26/84 D 1
H 2 6/14/94 C 1
S 2 6/14/84 C
H 2
S 2
4/19/°4 B
4/20/84 C
H 2 2/29/84 B
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4/19/94 A
5/17/84 A
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MP GOT WORD EARLY - 'WINNER'
S SPELLING CONTEST IN CHAPfcL HILL
WINS BEE
SPENCER. N.C.
SALISBURY AND SPENCER CONSIOE'ING TROLLEY LINE
SPERRY CORP.
LAWSUIT OISM
O'JRHAM FIRM
SOLAR MAI SN
SPIES
SEE ALSO CUBA.
SFE ALSO ENTKA
SEE ALSO INOJS
SEE ALSO SOVIF
HI-TECH ATTR
FBI : SOVIET
SPYING. HANK
ESPIONAGE NO
JURHA" LAWYE
KEEPING TABS
SPINA BIFIOA
SEE ALSn CHILD
CHRISTMAS TR
SPINAL CORD SOCIF
SPINAL CORD
SPINAL IMPLANTS
SEE PROSTHETIC
ISSED
made shuttle parts
atch: ourham-maoe motors helped power shuttle's long arm
political pris0n3rs
PMENT
TRIAL ESPIONAGE
7 UNION, SPIES
ACTS SPIES
SPIES MAY TARGET 'ARK
Y PANKY DON'T MIX
TOLFRATEO BY UNITED NATIONS
R'S QUEST: EXPOSE '9IG BROTHER' SPYING
ON 'BIG BROTHER-
REN. HANOICAPPED
EES. LIGHTS. MUSI: ARE HER FAVORITE THINGS
TY
SOCIETY AIDS VICTIMS
DEVICES
SP'TTI«G
THE UNCHECKEO SPLAT
SPIVEY'S CORKER.
SPIVEY'S COP
CHAPEL HILL
NFR PREPARING FOR SOME SERIOUS HOLLFRIN*
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3/10/94
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1/17/94
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4/27/84
7/31/94
12/04/94
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12/15/84
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4/05/94
12/04/84
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4/05/94
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3/31/84
3/31/94
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8/29/84
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO CROSS-OVER VOTING
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
s^uchSuc^I!Sutting'ukely BY N.C. VOTERS
SPORTECH SWING ANALYZER
SEFr)RLAC1FE2LBUCKS. REASONS YOUR SWING DOES NOT COMPUTE
SPORTS IGENERALI
SEE ALSO BLACK ATHLETEj
HI itiS cHOKR: KKIWi
Ill Jtlg gfttS^bJifU^SiijML HEADING.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPURTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO REPURTERS, U.S.
Seht\t ?SuaLN!tySP?NT1pORTS7
C5OAcll|HMNP0?II^STaFPLO?rASoUNlSEAGLES- VACANCY
SPORTS - BRITISH STYLE
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bIIkeV^L^A^POSt! vIc¥oIySOVER HEART ATTACK
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SPORTS. COLLEGE NON-REVENUE THIR„ TEtM
JeCERE'S REUNION BECAME ESCAP; FROM GRENAOA
STATE'S THACKER NO . I HEAVYWFISHT
?VGHTNS^ID3flEStNbEC,SPM5NH.LSH'S FREESTYLE
CS?^E^N?HArnK4^'sHbuL0RELEV«" TEAM IN NCAAS
STATE'S OPENING LOSS THROWS NIT SCHEDULING AWRY
N.C. STATE INFIELD LEAOING SU GOING START
LACROSSE PLAYERS RUN INTO NCAA FULE
OLYMPIC SOCCER AT DUKE NEXT SUNDAY
U.S. OLYMPIC <OCCER HOPEFULS TAKE ON DUKE
deacons play for theip supper
Siller favors counseling to caching
LOUISPURG TOP SEED IN JUCO TOURNEY
UMC. UVA. APPEAR CERTAIN FOR NCAA LACROSSE BIOS
AREA ATHLETES ON ROAD TO L.A.
&Ng*!,5oiYDRsiiv8£o! EtS^Stsf all-amer.c.s
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SEE ALSO DURHAM SPORTS CLUB
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS -.«.. ►
THE NO-OUITTER HAD NO-HITTERS TO PITCH J
•87 SPURTS FESTIVAL LANOEO
SPORTS. FANS
SEE ALSO ROOSTER CLUBS
HI Jtlg f^farVVduIham'Sornin; HERALD SPORTS COLUMN.
A LETTER TO DUKE FANS |
gSSFTSTSoEN?S'N.Sr,CS SHOW JUVENILE MINDSET njn - \
UNC'S INVASION TESTS DUKE TEA8, ANO UNRULY CROWD j
BRAWL ERUPTS AT BASKETBALL OA-E ,
0uKfEArANA?,csCREplN?ric4!5f IV Induct rule j
SKI ItiKSSl ?UISI™"&"' SINGS POLITE PRAISES TO TEAM
DUKE STUDENTS NOT ALONE IN «BJS£ ronur, I
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GETTING FOCUSEO
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SPORTS. GAMBLING
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SEG«MBL,INGPONTSPORTSN'lUEGAL BUT FLOURISHING IN N.C.
HFLLO! WHAT'S THE POINT SPREAD FOR -ORNINGSIOE?
SPORTS. INJURIES
111 it IS 55lvISOFG«!!!R-cA»P6L HILL center for catastrophic sports injuries
SEf..THE L^rVSe'thE RING STILL BECKONS
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SPORTS. RECRUITING
SEE ALSO National BASKETBALL ASS
SHACKLEFORQ S*tS STATE'S The »
QUARTERBACKS TOR PUKE'S LIST 3
MANY AREA RECRUITS UNDECIOED
SIGNING DATE COACHES" TIME F0>
ACC SCHCOLS UNVcIL FOOTOALL R=
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ANOTHER RECCUITING SEASON SETT
TAR HEELS ANNOUNCE SIGNING OF
WAKE REPRIMANDED
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•RACK LANDS QUALITY AND BUANTI
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FOR TOP RECRUITS. i'JSSTICN RE"
DUKE LANOS OUIN SNVOER
DUKE LANDS OjIN SNYDER
OUKE LANDS WASHINGTON PREP CAS
ACC recruiting
acc coaches looking for cage :
D'.IKE PICKS UP S"<ITh commitment
UNC LANDS JEFF LE30
ELLIS TURNS PAGE FORTUNE
UNC LANDS 2 RECRUITS ON 1ST 0'
VANCE'S APPLEWHITE SAYS IT'S J
UNC LANDS 6-6 BUCKNALL
UNC REGAINS STATURE -ITH RECRJ
CLASS OF .89: HERALDED FRESHME
WALKER LAM8I0TTF SET TO SIGN .
LAM9I0TTE TO STATE
THE NEW FACES. FUTURE STARS
STATE. CLEMSON LAND RECRUITS
THREE RECRUITS JOIN ACC
CHAPEL HILL'S BALDWIN COH"ITS
TEROS FIND 3EEF 3ACK ON THE TA
0» ELLIS CUTS LIST TO FIVE. 11
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P RECRUITING EFFORTS
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TO TAR HEELS
BLE. VICTORY ON FLOOR
CLUOES UNC
DUKE GAME
PROBE
SPORTS. REPORTERS
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REDURTERS. U.S.
SOME SPORTS WRITERS LACK CLASS
SPORTS. SCANDALS
SEE ALSO Cheating I IN SCHOOL £ :OLL?GEI
SEE ALSO SPORTS. GAMBLING
VIRGINIA'S POLYNICE LEAVES TESM, OUT OF
CLEMSON SUSPENDS TRACK COACHES PENDING
WASHBURN OFF STATE TEAM
WASHBURN'S HEARING SCHEDULED JNA. 3
SPORTS. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
ACC BASKETBALL RACE OFFERING BALANCING ACT
VOLUME OF STATISTICS WILL SATISFY APPETITE OF ACC 3ASKET8ALL FANS
SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
%ci ALSO ESPN
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
JUOGE PUNCHES ACC'S TICKET
•SEASON TICKET' SALES SKID AM3
ORANGE JUDGE RULES AGAINST ■ SE
TERPS. HEELS SET FOR RATTLE
DURHAM CABLE BLACKOUT LIFTED
TV-BASKETBALL DEAL JNFAIR TO A
COURTS GIVE FANS A BREAK
MEETING SET NEXT WEEK FOR C I VI
EOMISTEN. ESPN TALK ABOUT GAM5
FIRM SCRAPS 'SEASON TICKET" 3A
•SEASON TICKET- ENOS CABLE, Nr.
SEASON TICKFT FOULS OUT
3ASKETBALL NOTES
•SEASON TICKET' HEARING IS POS
'NO PAY, NO PLAY' ICARTOON)
SEASON TICKET SUIT DISMISSED
'HATS OFF TO THE ATTORNFY GEN:
ACC NEEOS COMPROMISE ON TV GAM
SEASON TICKET STAYS IN COURT
SOME PEOPLE wanted TO PAY FOR
HE HELPED CONSUMERS
3»ASH ANNOUNCERS RILE SPORTS F
OUKE oame TELEVISED
DUKE Game TELEVISED
what The mailman BROUGHT
COURT Cl'TS NCAA GRIP ON TV FOO
SOUEEZINU THE TUBE
COURT VOIDS NCAA HOLD ON FOOTB
TACKLING THE almIGHTly TOLLAR
ACC PUTS TV PACKAGE ON HOLSD
OFFICIAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL PIGS
COLLEGE HOOPS IN FLUX AS WELL
RAYCCM AS FOOTBALL 'LAYER TAC<
ACC ON TV
AREA FANS. ACC AMONG WINNERS I
OLYMPIC COVERAGE SHOODY
TAR HEELS SCHEDULED FOR FIVE T
JORDAN'S SCORE BEYOND PERFECT
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TV FOOTBALL BONANZA AHEAO FOR
TV FOOTBALL
P"AISE TO OLYMPICS
ACC TV Games COMPLETE
don't ignore kentucky
■season ticket" suit dismissed
juoge oismisses cable tv suit
oeacs. cavs on television
sports. violence
see also sports. injuries
see also violence
juoge rules against 'season ticket' tv
spcrts arena
see also charlotte, n.c. sports arena
charlotte ponoers 25.000-seat arena
sports car racing
see stock car racing
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (maGAZINEI
MS. PARSONS TAKES STANO IN LI'EL SUIT VS. TIME INC.
PARSONS LOSES SUIT
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARSES
SPORTS MEDICINE
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ASON TICKET' TV
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS AND 'HYSICAL HEALTH BUILDING
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
DOCTORS' TRAINING PUSHED
LIKC LIVING? QUIT SITTING
COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY KICK
STUDY: COMPULSIVE RUNNERS HAVE HEALTHY OBSESSION
OUKE PROGRAM TRIES TO REDUCE TIME INJURED ATHLETES SPENO OFF THE TRACK
DUKE SPORTS MEDICINE HELPS ATHLETES RETURN TO SPORTS
BLAKE PLEASED WITH PROGRESS Uc SPORTS MEDICINE
ynuNG ATHLETES GET HELP
SPORTS RECUITING
SEE SPORTS. RECRUITING
SPORTSCASTERS
SEE SPORTS. REPORTERS
SPOTLIGHTING
SEE ALSO DEER HUNTING
GRANVILLE COUNTY ACTS TO BAN SPOTLIGHTING ON POSTED LA»0...
SPRAINS
SPRAIN MOST COMMON INJURY TO ANKLE
SPRING
SEE SEASONS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS!
SPRING LAKE. N.C.
HANOICAPPED GIRL'S SHAKEN PARENTS FINO LITTLE HELP. NO HOPE
SPRING HATER
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO HELLS
MOUNTAIN WATER IN N.C. SAIO PURE
SPR INGFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
FREE-WHEELING
JUST CLOWNING
SPRINGFEST DRAWS CROWDS TO DU< E
SPRUCE PINE LODGE
RUSTIC CHARM OF LODGE MADE MO? E CHARMING
SYLVIA AND SNOWBALL
SQUARE DANCING
SEE ALSO CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO OANCE
SEE ALSO SCOTTISH DANCING
SWING YOUR PARTNER
OO-SI-00
SOUAWS INC.
SHOW'S NOV. 5
SOUIRRELS
OON'T SHOOT THE SOUIRRELS
DON'T SHOOT THE SOUIRRELS
•UNFRIEO' SOUIRRELS HAVE SOME HILLSBOROUGH FOLK IN A STEW
OON'T KILL HILLSBOROKUGH'S SOJIRRELS
NO MORE SOUIRRELS
STABBINGS. CHAPEL HILL
BROTHER-SISTER FRAY ENDS WITH BOTH CUT, IN HOSPITAL
SISTER FACING CHARGES
BURNETTE FACES CHARGES
WOMAN'S HAND CUT
SPAT OVER WINE SPURS STABBING
FEUD OVER WINE CITED AS MOTIVE BEHIND STABBING
FRUSTRATED: UNSOLVED ORANGE COUNTY CRIMES HAUNT VICTIMS. POLICE
MAN CHAPGEO IN CUTTING
LUMBERTON MAN CHARGED IN KNIFING
STABBINGS. OUKHAM
UURHAM MAN GETS 30 YEARS IN STABBING DEATH
STABBING DEATH BRINGS 30-YEAR SENTENCE
ROXBORO RESIOFNT STABBED TO 0? ATH
MURDER DEFENDANTS IN COURT
STABBING SUSPECT WAS FACING P> I SON
2 CHARGEO IN STABBING STILL IN JAIL
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR TRIAL IN STABBING
MURDER VICTIM DESCRIBED
MURDER CASE HEADING TO JURY
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER IS VcROICT IN KNIFE SLAYING
PARRISH SENTENCEO TO 6 YEARS IN DEATH
OURHAM WOMAN SENTENCEO TO 6 Y;ARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER
MAN STABBED IN STOMACH
WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH
MAN. WOMAN FATALLY STABBED
WOMAN HELD IN MAN'S DEATH
BROTHFR CHARGFO IN BACK- ST APBI NG
MAN, APPARENTLY STABBEO. HOSPITALIZED
STABBING VICTIM TO BE RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
MAN IS STABBED
4 STABBEO IN SEPARATE CASES
DURHAM RESIDENT STABBEO IN THIGH
JURORS MAY RECEIVE ST\BBING CASE TODAY
FATHER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN JAIL FOR SON'S STABBING
FATHER PLANS TO APPEAL CONVICTION IN STABBING
WOMAN CHARGEO IN DEATH
SISTER CHARGED IN FATAL STABBING OF HER BROTHER
MAN STABBEO OUTSIOE STORE
STABBING LEAVES MAN PARALYZED
HAN HURT IN FIGHT AT PIZZA RESTAURANT
MAN STABBED
TEEM STABBED
TEEN-AGER STABBFD IN FIGHT AT CENTER
ROBERTS TRIAL TO BEGIN TOOAY
TWO TRIALS SEPARATED IN STABBING
WIFE TESTIFIES ABOUT ATTACK 0*1 HUSBAND
WITNESSES: DEFENDANT STABBED = IREMAN
MURDER DEFENDANT: STABBING WAS ACCIDENT
ROBERTS SAYS KILLING WAS SELF-DEFENSE
DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE IN MURDER CASE
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN ROBERTS' MURDER TRIAL
ROBERTS IN JAIL AFTER JURY 0E*DL0CKS IN MURDER CASE
WOMAN STABBEO; CONDITION SERIOUS
VICTIM RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
HOLLOWAY ST. WOMAN IS STABBED
MAN STABBED
THIFVES HIT DAIRY TRAILER
MAN HELO IN ASSAULT
CANAL ST. MAN VICTIM OF CUTTI1G
MAN SHUT 3 TIMES AFTER STABBING KIN
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N
H05
H 2
8/09/84
B
1
N
S82
S 2
8/09/84
C
1
N
H05
H 2
8/10/84
A
1
N
S82
S 2
8/10/84
c
I
N
HO 5
H 2
8/1 1/84
B
I
N
S 2
3/11/84
A
3
N
H 2
8/12/84
8
1
N
H 2
8/14/34
B
1
N
S 2
9/14/84
B
1
N
S 2
8/18/84
A
3
N
H 2
B/19/84
A
6
N
H 2
8/20/84
B
6
N
S 2-
9/06/84
A
1
P N
A47
S 2
9/07/84
A
1
N
A47
MONIHLY/A
H H U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 680
1/14/85
BROTHER CHARGED IN KNIFE ASSAJLT
TWO BROTHERS STABBEO IN MELEE
TEEN IS STABBEO
ASSAILANTS GRAB WALLET, STAB YOUTH
DEFENOANT SAYS KNIFE USED IN SELF-DEFENSE
MAN'S LUNG PUNCTURED IN STABBING
3 BREAK-IN ATTEMPTS FAIL
MISTRIAL OECLAREO IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
SCREWDRIVER STABBING RESULTS IN JAIL TERM
DURHAM MAN STABBEO IN STOMACH DURING PARTY
STABBINGS. N.C.
COUPLE FATALLY STABBED THEN LEFT IN (3URNING HOUSE
GRANVILLE SLAYINGS SHOCK COMMJNITY
LOUISPURG RESIDENT STABBEO
INVESTIGATORS LEARN IDENTITY ;> F SLAIN MAN
MAN DIES OUTSIDE OXFORD POOL HALL
3 CHARGED IN STAB3ING DEATH AFTER ROADBLOCK ARRFSTS MAOE
COLLEGE STUDENT KILLED AT PARTY
HICKORY RESIOENT HELO IN STABBING DEATH OF STUDENT
WOMAN FOUND SLAIN AT HOME
GUILFORD JURY CONVICTED MAN Oc 1983 SLAYING
SAMPSON COUNTY WOMAN FOUND SLAIN
CHURCH MUSICIAN SLAIN
COPY EOITOR IS STABBED TO DEATH
POLICE FINO NEW LEADS IN COPY EDITOR STABBING
COLLEAGUES REMEMBER SLAIN COPY EOITOR
REWARD IS POSTEO IN SLAYING Oc EDITOR
LAWYER SAYS MAN EXONERATED WI^E JUST BEFORE DYING
BUYER FOR bELK-LEGGETT SLAIN AT CHARLOTTE MOTEL
MAN SAYS HE HAO TO USE KNIFE TO PROTECT FAMILY
JONAS SENTENCED TO a YEARS
MONCUOE MAN FOUND STABBED TO ^EATH
CAR CHASE ENOS WITH YOUTH FACING A MURDER CHARGE
CENTRAL PRISON INMATE STABBED 25 TIMES
TEEN-AGER STABBED TO DEATH AT FAIR
STABBEO INMATE DIES
WASHINGTON, O.C., MAN STABBEO; ALAMA.1CE MAN ARRESTED. CHARGED
FUGITIVE GETS PROBATION AFTER VICTIMS RECEIVE CASH
VICTIMS ACCEPT tlO.000 OFFER TO DROP TWO ASSAULT CHARGES
STABBINGS. ORANGE COUNTY
SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT STABS S'O^E MANAGER
WOMAN CHARGED IN STABBING
WIF"= IS CHARGED IN STABBING DEATH
WIFE ACCUSED IN KILLING STILL IN JAIL
OVERTON HELO WITHOUT BOND
RFTPIAL OF STABBING CASE SCHEDULED
ACCUSED MURDERER REMAINS IN JAIL
OVERTON RELEASEO
SECOND OVERTON INOICTMENT POSSIBLE
WIFE CHARGEO IN HUSBANO'S STABBING OEATH
STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO RESTORATION ANO PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO STAGVILLE PLANTATION
BRICK REPAIR TO BE TOPIC
STAGVILLE CORP.
APS WEEKEND AUCTION OFFERS BE3S. BED, BEOS
s
I
T
N E
E
L
Y
p n
0AT6
C
PG L
P
BYL
H 2
9/09/84
B
3
N
H 2
9/23/84
B
1
N
S 2
9/29/84
A
3
N
H 2
9/30/84
B
3
N
H 2
10/03/84
C
1
U
S82
H 2
10/0T/84
B
5
N
S 2
10/08/84
C
I
N
H 2
10/17/84
A
11
N
H 2
10/24/84
9
1
N
H 2
12/23/84
B
4
N
H 1
1 /03/84
9
1
N
H 1
1/10/84
B
1 o
N
L30
H 1
1/17/84
4
I
N
H 2
2/20/84
B
\
N
M51
H 2
2/21/84
B
7
0
H 2
2/23/84
6
1
N
L30
S 2
3/19/84
A
3
N
H 2
3/20/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/25/84
A
9
N
H 2
5/24/84
A
24
N
H 2
6/21/84
A
16
N
S 2
7/20/94
c
4
N
H 2
8/1 1/84
A
3
N
H 2
8/12/84
A
10
N
S 2
8/14/84
B
8
N
H 2
8/15/84
B
12
N
H 2
9/01/84
A
1
N
W36
H 2
9/20/84
A
15
N
H 2
9/27/84
A
15
N
S 2
9/29/84
A
22
N
H 3
10/11/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/15/84
A
o
N
H 2
10/15/84
B
1
N
H 2
10/21/84
B
4
N
» 2
10/23/84
A
6
N
H 2
1U/28/B4
B
7
N
S 2
12/13/84
A
2
n
H 2
12/14/84
A
16
N
H 3
5/25/84
9
1
N
H 3
7/04/84
C
1
N
H 2
8/2 7/84
B
6
N
H 2
8/28/84
A
11
N
S 2
8/29/84
9
4
N
H 3
a/31/84
B
I
N
W36
S 2
9/01/84
A
3
N
S 2
9/06/84
A
10
N
H 2
9/29/84
A
1
N
W36
S 2
9/29/84
A
22
N
H 2 4/27/84 A 11 N
H 2 11/13/84 A 6 P U
STAGVILLE PLANTATION
SEE ALSO STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO TREY9URN
RUMORS ABOUNO OF STAGVILLE SALE
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION POSSIBLE IF SALE MADE
STAGVILLE FUTURE SAFE
NEW TOWN PLANNED IN COUNTY: 3.000 HOMES. INDUSTRY EYED IN STAGVILLE AREA
WATERSHED PLANS LINKED TO NEW PROJECT IN COUNTY
DURHAM LEADERS EXCITED ABOUT PROPOSED COMMUNITY
STATE OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC AB3UT PROJECT AGREEMENT
PLANNED OEVFLOPMENT WOULD ALLEVIATE SQUEEZE
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULD BE COMPATIBLE
PAST, FUTURE CAN "LENO WELL
PROGRESS. PRESERVATION CAN W0< K TOGETHER
SANFORD HEADING N. DUPHAM PROJECT
MINI-CITY LAND PRICE TOPS 110 MILLION
3 COUNTY FARMS SOLD FOR PROJEZT
SANFORO'S INVESTMENTS ENDORSEMENT OF DURHAM
ROADS LFAD1NG TO PARKS. MINI-CITY TO BE IMPROVED
DEVELOPERS WANT PROPOSED COMMJNITY ANNEXED
LAKES TO BE PROTECTED
MAYOR BACKS MINI-CITY ANNEXATION
MINI-CITY EXCLUDED FROM PLAN
MCKISSICK TO <ANFORD: '...I C3ULD HAVE SOLD YOU ONE!" (CARTOONI
NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT HAS EXCELLENT POTENTIAL
PLANTATIONS' HISTORY SHOULO N3 T BE SPOILED
NEW TOWN BUILnERS LONG ON RESOURCES
NEW TOWN DEVELOPERS SEEK NATIONAL PLANNERS
SPARE HISTORICAL AREA
LAND PLANNER-ARCHITECT PICKED FOR DEVELOPMENT
WATER. SEWER SERVICES EXTENSION CONSIDERED
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANOLE COMMUNITY
PLANNING FIRM APPEARS GOOO CHOICE FOR PROJECT
NORTHFRN DURHAM MINI-CITY IS NAMEO
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SCOTTISH FOR THREE RIVERS
STAGVILLE HIKE
STAGVILLE TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
DATE WAS WRONG
OPEN HOUSE AT STAGVILLE WILL FEATURE THE TROUBAOOUR
FINAL TOUCHES
THEY GOT YULE SPIRIT AT STAGVILLE
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION CENTER (ORISINALLY STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRES. TECH. I
PIECES OF THE PAST
2 NEEDLEWORK WORKSHOPS PLANNED AT STAGVILLE CENTER
WORKSHOPS SET
STAGVILLE CENTER OFFERING SERIES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OLOER BUILDINGS REPAIR IS FOC J S OF WORKSHOP
STAGVILLE FUTURE SAFE
FLOWERS WILL DIRECT GA. CENTER PROGRAM
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION C ENTER. . . I AO 1
STAGVILLE CELEBRATES WITH AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
SEE ALSO GLASS
SEE ALSO WINDOWS
SAVOYARDS' PRODUCTION INCLUOES A BIT OF A JOKE
STAMP COLLFCTING
SEE ALSO COLLECTING
SEE ALSO HOBBIES
STAMP COLLECTIONS TO BE DISPLAYED AT OURHAM LIBRARY
STAMP SHOW
STAMPS
H
2
5/04/84
A
1
M
N
X40
s
2
5/04/84
c
1
N
C60
s
2
5/08/84
c
1
N
H
2
5/22/84
A
1
*
N
L41
s
2
5/22/84
A
1
N
J56
H
2
5/23/84
A
I
N
X40
S
2
5/23/84
A
1
N
J56
H
2
5/24/84
A
4
F
s
2
5/24/"4
A
4
E
s
2
6/07/84
A
4
L
H
2
6/08/84
A
4
L
H
2
7/08/84
A
1
P
N
W24
s
2
7/09/94
A
1
N
J56
H
2
7/10/84
A
1
«
N
L41
H
2
7/11/B4
A
4
E
S
2
7/11/84
A
1
N
K90
H
2
7/12/84
A
I
N
L41
s
2
7/12/84
c
1
P
N
C60
s
2
7/13/84
A
1
N
C60
s
2
7/14/94
A
1
N
J56
H
2
7/17/84
A
4
T
T
P45
H
2
7/22/84
0
4
E
H
2
3/10/84
A
4
L
H
2
8/19/84
A
I
F
L41
S
2
8/23/84
A
1
P
N
C60
H
2
8/29/94
A
4
L
S
2
9/27/84
A
1
N
H
2
9/28/84
A
1
N
88 1
H
2
9/29/84
A
1
P
N
L41
H
2
10/02/84
A
4
E
s
2
10/10/84
C
1
N
J56
H
2
10/1 1/84
9
1
N
L41
s
2
10/29/84
8
3
P
P
F70
s
2
11/23/84
c
I
P
N
B61
s
2
11/24/84
A
3
N
H
2
11/30/84
D
1
P
F
W66
s
2
12/01/94
A
2
P
P
M66
H
2
12/03/84
A
1
F
H45
H
2
1/22/84
E
1
P
F
H45
s
1
2/07/84
A
3
N
H
2
2/12/84
A
6
N
H
2
2/26/84
8
8
N
H
2
3/02/84
D
6
F
s
2
4/18/84
c
3
N
s
2
5/08/84
c
1
N
s
2
7/06/84
c
1
N
C05
H
2
9/04/84
0
3
n
A
H
2
U/29/94
c
1
D
F
H45
H 2 4/17/84 A 6 P U
H 2 10/12/94 C
S 2 -10/15/84 C
N
P P S76
MONTHLY/A
N H U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/34
SEE ALSO FOOD STAMPS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
NEW STAMP
SHIP ARTIST DESIGNS NEW N.C. STAMP
JAKE TECH OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH LARCENY
LIBRARY TO CELEBRATE STAMP COLLECTION MONTH
PRESENTS STAMP
STANADYNE COPP.
HAZAROOUS WASTE LANDFILLS UR G? 0 ONLY AS LAST RESORT
STANBACK MIODLE SCHOO
ORANGF SCHOOLS N
SCHOOL BOARO MfM
SCHOOL TO GET AI
HAITHCOCK ELECTE
ASSISTANT PRINCI
30AP0 TO DISCUSS
BOARD LIKES PLAN
LUNSFORO OUTLINE
ORANGE SCHOOLS P
WHITTEO ENDS 12
_ (ORANGE CO.. N.C.l
EEO MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOL
BERS WANT MONEY FOR REPAIRS
R CONDITIONING
0 SCHOOL BOARO HEAD
PAL NAMED A STANBACK
SCHOOL FACILITIES
TO ADO GRADE AT ORA.'IGE HIGH
S PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
LAN TO REORGANIZE GRADES
YEARS AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
STANDARDIZED TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
STUOENTS' TEST SCORES TOP NATIONAL ANO STATE AVERAGES
EOUCATION ON SLIGHT RISE
STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
LUNSFORO OUTLINES PLAN FOR CHANGES AT SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARD OKS NEW GRAOE PLAN
WHITTED ENDS 12 YEARS AS ORANGE COMMISSIONER
STANFORD L. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIBRARY RENOVATION SOUGHT
4200,000 ASKED TO RENOVATE BRANCH LIBRARY
ADDITIONAL FUNDS ASKED BY LIBRARY
SUPER REAOER
STANLEY ROAO
PAVING OF STANLEY ROAO A MIRACLE
STAR 80 I FILM I
PORTRAYAL OF PSYCHOSIS MAKES 'STAR 80' CHILLER
STAR URICK WAREHOUSE
SEE STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
STAR OF BETHLEHEM
SEE CHR ISTMAS STAR
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL M3REHEA0 PLANETARIUM
STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
UNLOADING FOR MARKET
STAR TREK III (FlLMI
TREKKIES CONCLUDE MORE TO COM?
STAR WAREHOUSE
SEE STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
STARCH BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
DESPITE HYPE, REMEDIES AREN'T EASY
STARS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
STAR IS WELCOME SIGHT
EVERY BOOV HAS A LITTLE STARDUST
STAR WATCH PLANNED
STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS IRK UNC OFFICIALS
A FINE EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL BACKS WORTHY CAUSE
BALANCED ATTENTION
SUPPORT PRIVATE SCHOOLS
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. BOARO OF EDUCATION
STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE N.C STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE N.C DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
STATE ELECTIONS BOARD
SEE N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS
STATE EMPLOYEES OF N.C INC.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C STATE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
STATE WORKERS TO ORGANIZE?
STATE AGREES TO PAY MORE FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
STATE EMPLOYEES GROUP GETS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
STATE EMPLOYEES ASK TO JOIN UNC NURSES' SUIT
BETTER IMAGE IS SOUGHT FOR STATE'S EMPLOYEES
OIRECTOR WANTS BETTER IMAGE F3 R NEW ASSOCIATION
STATE HOUSE DISTRICTS (N.C.l
SEE CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICTS IN.C . C U.S.I
SEE 6TH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT
SEE TWENTY-THIRO STATE HOUSE DISTRICT (N.C.l
STATE LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE REVENUES (U.S. NOT N.C.l
STATES WOULD SUFFER
STATES RIGHTS
SEE GOVERNMENT,
LOCAL CONTROL
STATESVILLE, N.C.
INVFSTIGATION: officer not violating policies in shooting
BLACK LEADERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM
N.C TOWN WILL HOST NATIONAL HOT AIR BALLOON RALLY
STATISTICS
C T
S
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N E
p n
DATE
S
E
C
PC
I
L
L
T
Y
P
BYL
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
5/08/84
5/16/84
7/14/34
9/20/84
9/28/84
C
c
A
D
A
5
5
R
8
7
p
p
N
N
N
N
P
S76
H 2
2/17/84
A
6
N
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
S 2
1/11/34
1/11/84
5/16/84
7/03/84
8/03/84
10/15/34
10/16/84
11/06/84
11/20/34
12/03/84
9
A
c
B
B
A
c
c
A
c
1
15
1
1
1
8
1
1
5
3
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
B46
H90
H90
W36
B46
H 3 6/15/84 B 1 N H90
H 2 9/25/84 A 4 E
H 3 11/06/84 C 1 N W36
H 3 11/20/84 C I N H90
S 2 12/03/84 C 3 N B46
S 2 1/17/84 B I N J56
H 2 5/08/84 B 1 N 381
S 2 5/08/34 CI N J56
S 2 8/10/84 8 1 P P S76
S 2 3/15/84 A 4 L
H 2 2/17/84 0 11 R S66
H 2 8/04/84 C 2 P P M66
H 2 6/22/84 D 7 P R S66
S 2 1/04/84 C 3
5/10/34
11/06/64
11/15/84
6/04/34
10/08/84
10/09/84
10/10/34
10/18/84
3
10
E
N B30
N
7/20/84 A
7/25/34 A
3/25/84 A
9/07/34 A
9/07/84 B
9/07/84 A
H 2 12/19/84 A
H 1
H 2
S 2
6/12/84 B 1
7/15/84 6 7
8/29/84 C 3
SE
MONTHLY/A
N H U A L
1/01/B4
[ N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 692
1/14/95
SEE ALSO CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER (=UR HEALTH STATISTICS
SEE ALSO POLICE INFOR"ATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO SPORTS. STATISTICS
BUDGET PREDICTIONS: MATH BY SLEIGHT
BELIEVE-IT-OR-NOT TRIVIA
TRIANGLE AREA HAS HIGH PERCENTAGE OF NATIVES
STATUE OF L IPERTV
LAOY LIBERTY'S SYMBOLISM
STATUES
SEE ALSO SCULPTURE
RESPONSE "NOT HEARTENING' FOR VIETNAM MFMORIAL DRIVE
A SHADOW OVER WILLIAM PFNN
MONUMENT'S UNVEILING REMEMBERED
STAY OF EXECUTION
SEE ALSO EXECUTI
SEE ALSO EXECUTI
HUTCHINS GETS
U.S. SUPREME C
P°OSECuTUR: LA
JUDGE RAPS ExE
EXECUTION STAY
BURGER DELAYS
DECISION ON BA
COURT DENIES S
STAY BLOCKS EX
BRILEY OECISIO
BRILEY'S CONVI
CONOEMNED MAN
STAY OF EXECUT
BARFIELD'S ATT
JUOGE DENIES B
U.S. COURT GET
BARFIELC APPEA
J.S. JUOGE NIX
SARFIELD HALTS
ONS, N.C.
ONS, U.S.
NEW STAY: ORDER BEATS DEATH TIME 40 MINUTFS
OURT IS SEEN TA<ING TOUGH STAND IN DEATH PENALTY CASES
W USED TO THWART EXECUTIONS
CUTIUN DATE SYSTEM
RULED DISSOLVE}
VELMA BARFIELD'S EXECUTION DATE
RFIELD UNFAIR BJRDEN TO HUNT
TAY FnR LINWOOD BRILEY, CONVICTEO KILLER
ECUTION OF LINWOOD BRILEY IN VA .
N UNLIKELY
CTION UPHELD
GETS 24-HOUR STAY OF EXECUTION
ION GRANTEO NOLL IE MARTIN
OPNEYS SEEK STAY OF FRIDAY'S EXECUTION
ARFIELO APPEAL
S BARFIELD APPEAL
L NOW IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT
ES APPEAL, STAY FOR VFLMA BARFIELO
EXECUTION APPEALS
STEAM GENERATORS
FACILITY PLANNEO IN BURLIN&TOV TO PRODUCE ELECTRICITY,
STEDMAN COPP.
STEDMAN CORP. HIRES PRESIDENT
STEOMAN SAYS FREEDOMS BEING E'ODEO
TEXTILE WORKERS CAN TAKE TIME FOR PRAYER
STEEL INDUSTRY
REAGAN DION'T PUSH STEEL INTO NOSEDIVE
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
STEEL SHOT
STEEL SHOT REOUIREMENTS MAY INCLUDE ENTIRE FLYWAY
STEEPLES
CHURCH'S DONATION
STEM. N.C.
STEM CITIZENS BAFFLED BY POST OFFICE CHANGE
STEM POST OFFICE INVESTIGATION MAOE
STE" POSTMASTER FACING CHARGES
"SIXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, THIS WAS A BOOMING PLACE."
STEPFAMRIES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
TRIANGLE TO START CHAPTER OF STEPFAMILY ASSOCIATION
THE STEPFAMILY IT TAKES TI»E TO 9LEN0 TOGETHER
CHILDREN CAN BE HURT IN 2N0 MARRIAGES - PROF
STEPPARENTS
SEE STEPFAMILIES
STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO MEDICAIO
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
STERILIZATION DEMAND IS GROWING
RISKS OF AVAILABLE METHODS BELIEVED SMALL
RESEARCH PUTS NEW METHOOS ON THE HORIZON
SUIT DISMISSAL STANDS IN STERILIZATION CASE
STER1I0S
SEE A
COL
ELI
LSO DRUGS
LEGE ATHLETES FACE ORUG TESTING
MINATING DRUGS TAKES TIME
STETSON UNIV. SPORTS. SASKFTBALL
NO. 19 BLUE OEVILS CACE TEST AGAINST STETSON
BLUE HEVILS TOP STETSON FOR NT. 2^
BLUE OEVILS PICK UP 20TH WIN »T STETSON
STFVIE I
•ST
•ST
STFwART
CHA
STICKERS
HOB
A S
FILM L PL AY I
FVIE' PROVIDES SPECIAL EVEVING
EVIE' SHOWCASE FOR THEATER SKILL
EATE"
MBER MUSIC SERIES SET
BY OF COLLECTIBLE STICKERS DATES BACK TO 1880S OR BEFORE
TICKER FOR SAFETY
STILLS
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
"STING" OPERATIONS
SEE ALSO FENCING (CRIM6SI
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
CONSITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS NEEOE F FOR
STOCK BROKERS
N.C. BROKERS BULLISH ON '94
STOCK RALLY PUSHING SALES HIGHER IN DURHAM
STPCK CAR °AC INC.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN 500
SEE ALSO CAROLINA 500
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE "OTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO OARLINGTON RACEWAY
SEE ALSO DAYTONA 500
SEE ALSO ORAG RACING
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS 400
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1/ 14/85
IN
SFE ALSO NASCAR " " "^ ° PG L " BYL
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR SPE.EOWAY
SEE ALSO NORTH WHKFS30R0 SPEEDWAY
SFE ALSO SOUTHERN 500
SEE ALSO TRANSOUTH SCO
SEE ALSO WINSTON 500
SEE ALSO WORLD 600
PETTY REPORTED ON DIFFERENT C3URSE from BAHMnr
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AT HIDSEASJN, POINTS 8ATTLE RFM4INS uide-OPFn 4FF.ro s 2 6/14/84 B 3 N
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S4ITER |PEEOS EXPECTEO FOR NASCAR IN 1985 H ? 12/09/84 C 13 N W60
N.C. SPEEDWAY TO ADD MORE SFATS H 2 12/25/84 0 2 rj
STOCK CERTIFICATES H ? 12/"/B" D 2 N
SEE ALSO MUNEY MABKFT CERTIFICATES
COURT OVERTURNS WOMAN-S {SfilE I.ON IN CHILD ABUSE CASE „ 2.10/03/a4 , ., .
STOCK MARKET 10/03/84 B 11 N
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SUBJECTS
PACE 664
1/14/85
SEE ALSO COMMODITIES MARKETS
SFE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
STOCK MARKET DECLINE IS BLAMET ON ECONOMY
STOCK IN THREE N.C. INDUSTRIES LOSING VALUE, ANALYSTS SAY
JOSEPH GRANVILLE: MARKET POISED FOR '1AJOR DECLINE
FORECAST EXAGGERATED ON STOCK MARKET CRASH
CAROLINAS- STOCKS READY FOR R" BOUND
STOCK RALLY PUSHING SALES HIG^R IN DURHAM
FIRE-RETAPDANT WOOO FOR HOMES IS INTRODUCED BY K0PPER5 IN N.C.
HI MILLION WORTH OF HOUSING 3EGUN IN NORTH OURHAM
STOCKS ANO BONDS CERTIFICATES
GAINS OF N.C. FIRMS' STOCK CITED
N.C. RANKEO 14TH IN STOCKHOLDERS
STOCKTON. WHITE AHO CU.
FIRST CITIZENS PROPOSES BUYIN". STOCKTON, WHITE, A FIRM IT ONCE OWNED
STONEMASONS
SCHOOL HELPERS
BUILDING WITH STONE: JOE
"OLDER TELLS HOW AT DUKE HOMESTEAD OPEN HOUSE
STONERIDGE SUBOIVISION ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
PARENTS ASK BOARD TO REDRAW DISTRICT
SCHOOL BOARD DOESN'T ACT ON STONERIDGE'S REQUEST
BOARD GK S INCREASED MEAL PRICES
SCHOOL POARO TO CONSIDER 30UN0APY LINE
STONERIDGE REOUEST IS NEARER APPROVAL
STONERIDGE SCHOOL LINES MAY OANGE
URANGE BOARD APPROVES CHANGE IN LINE DIVIOING SCHOOL OISTRICTS
STONERIDGE SCHOOL OISTRICT PRTPOSEO
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OK S BOUNDARY CHANGE
TURKEY FAPM ROAD FAMILIES PETITION FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
STONEVILLE FURNITJRE CO.
WORKERS SENT BACK TO MEXICO
STOP-PAYMENT CHARGES
SFE CHECKING ACCOUNTS
STORM DRAINS
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEWER LINES. OURHAM
STORM ORAINS STOLEN
STORYTELLING
J'NEAL'S JUNEBUG TO TELL EVERYTHING HE KNOWS
FOOLS" TALES
STORYTELLING ART REVIVEO APPIl 1
STOUFFER CORP.
TWO NATIONAL CHAINS VIE TO RUN OOWNTOWN HOTEL
HOTEL TALKS REPORTED WITH MAR5IOTT, STOUFFER
STOUFFER WINSTON PLAZA
318-ROOW WINSTON PLAZA OPENS
STOVALL, N.C.
AREA INDUSTRIES GET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOTS
SEE ALSO BALLOTS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
ELECTION EALLOT TOO LONG
STRANDED AUTOS
SFE AUTOS. ABANDONED
STRANOEO MOTORISTS
SCOUNDRELS SPREAD FEAR
STRANGULATIONS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. CHOKING
TEXAS DEATH OF DURHAMITE BEIN", PROBED
SLAYING IS INVESTIGATED
CARRBORO GIRL FOUNO DEAO IN FIRE
FOUL PLAY INVESTIGATED IN CARRBORO GIRL'S DEATH
POLICE REPORT CARRBORO GIRL, T , STRANGLED BEFORE FIRE IN HOME
PPOBE PUSHED IN DEATH
SUSPECT IS CHARGED IN SECONO <ILLING
2 WITNESSES OESCRIBF RICH-SLAY I'lG SUSPECT
POLICE HOPE DRAWINGS WILL AIO MURDER PROBE
STRAWBRIOGE STUOIOS '
PRAISE FOR A COMPANY WITH HEA'T
STRAYHORN HILLS
HILLS9UROUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN IS LIFTED
COMMISSIONERS CLASH WHEN WATE7 TROUBLES BUBBLE UP TO SURFACE
STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
SEE N.C. STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
STREAMERS (FILM)
■STREAMERS' IS STARK, DEMANDING
DIRTY HARRY MEETS CATCH 22
STREAMS
SEE RIVERS, N.C.
STREFT IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
SEE ALSO STREET REPAIRS
SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM
COUNCIL PROCEDURES DISCUSSED
STREET PEOPLE
SEE ALSO HOBOS
ADVICE TO BLEEDING HEARTS
MANAGER: JUST A FEW WAIFS LIVING ON CHAPEL HILL STREETS
HAMMER SAIO USEO IN Z BEATING OEATHS
MAN'S SLEEP ENOS IN DUMP
MAN FACES HEARING ON AMPUTATION OF TOES
JUOGE OOESN'T FORCE MAN BACK TO HOSPITAL
HE'LL RISK OYING TO AVOID SCA.PEL
FAMILY CELEBxITY
church shelter provides refug= to homeless women
hosts volunteer the hospitality
money sought to give shelter to homeless
street repairs
see also highway repair
see also street improvement assessments
ouke's devil of a pothole
flowers drive repair to start next week, architect says
duke road repair may cost si million
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1/01/8* - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 685
1/14/95
road pepairs
si million hole
your tax money at work
flowers road work continues
petitioners want street paved
durham gets road. street repair funds
drainage problems to be eyed
briggs program amended
deaoline set for moving blackball house
durham gets 11.65 million for streets
flowers drive will reopen in ? months
still there
strefts. durham
see also asphalt
see also potholes
see also street improvement assessments
never just so
street crews deserve thanks
road pacts affecting area will be reviewed friday
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: NAMING OF STREETS |-*lu"lf
YOUR TAX MONEY AT WORK
«1 MILLION APPROVED FOR EXPRESSWAY LANO
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIOS OH RE'EPVOIR
HEAPING PLANNED ON WIOENING MIAMI
STREET CLOSED
PETITIONERS WANT STREET PAVFO
GOLEY ST. MAY STAY UNPAVED
FAYETTEVILLE ST. TO BE EXTENDED
TEARS BRING OIL FOR DUSTY STREET
CITY GETS PAY EXTENSION FOR STREET WIDENING
?S,y,KP^ ""OILED STREETS GETS STICKY
COUNCIL TO GET PLAN FOR CLOSING PART OF AVENUE
OURHAM GETS ROAO. STREET REPAIR FUNOS
BOARD TO CONSIDER HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR ROAOS ANO BRIDGES
EXTENSION PAVES WAY FOR 831 HOUSING UNITS
CITY GEt!LFUNDSRFORSPARKRMANE"'T CL0SING 0F "A^I-AND AVENUE AREA
STRESS
SEE ALSO PURNOUT
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS OISOROER
|Tg|SS WILL BE FEATURED AT MEMORIAL WORKSHOP
STRESS CAN HELP TO SPUR PRODUCTIVITY
STATE PLACES 26TH IN PRESSURE OERBY
TFACHERS GIVEN TIPS ON AVOIDING BURNOUT
DUKE OFFERS HELP WITH EXAM ST' ESS
FFW MOMENTS URGED TO COLLECT THOUGHTS
y^S . DgCTOR : WORK NOT LINKED T3 HEART PROBLEMS IN WOMEN
HflSir&my'H.VHftfcfi VoGSulNTSflTSS ^".OB CREATE...
FAMILY WOES MOST FREQUENT STRESS PROBLEM
PARENTS RECEIVE TIPS ON BACK-TO-SCHOOL STRESS
TALK ON STRESS BEGINS YEAR TN HEALTH SERIES
O'JKE PSYCHOLOGIST LINKS HOSTILITY, STRESS
f~n?,!^aNJ?L^:ATtR• SCARS FR0M TORNADOES REMAIN
hur-riersTwor-rSers^ay'rI I?Ps'C F0R SPEECH ,t 0UKE
?R4^rT?0^FOU??OOKCS.YnMElN 5 Ski ^TR EsViHr! SON™"*1- 4NGER '" BU
MEDICINE. PSYCHIATRY COMBINED TO BATTLE ANXIETY IN DUKE UNIT
STRIOE CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
NEW CIGARETTE READY
LIGGETT TO BEGIN SELLING NEW 3RAND
STRIKE ASSISTANCE PENEFITS
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
STRIKES. N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
F..',f,L.0C.'*FST M"-LS REPORTED FACING STRIKE IN MARCH
RUBBER WORKFRS END STRIKE
ORDER BLOCKING STRIKE LIFTED
iSpiSyEis6SNL??RE?KE0»TL¥B8S?nrR?NSrj^oRSANGES °N B0AR0 0F »«"«™S
STRIKE CONTINUES IN OXFORD
54-DAY STRIKE IN OXFORO ENDS
54-0AY STRIKE ENDS AT BANDAG
STRIKES. U.S.
SEE ALSO LABUR, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIOMS BOARD
jEE ALSO UNIUNS. U.S.
LINES OF JUSTICE UNCLEAR
STRIP SEARCHES
II5'Pr?EA?CH SUIT FILED: DAD IAMED DURHAM CO. SCHOOL UNIT
R4J= CUUNTY HAS NO STRIP-SEAR'.HING POLICY
cII2?DEr ,5tcSufI?lP7^64RCH 5U' r 00E,; N0T CONTEND MAN PRESENT
FATHER CITES HARDSHIP IN_SJR IP -SEARCHING CASE
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10/04/R4
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10/09/84
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10/09/84
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10/11/84
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10/16/84
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10/16/84
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12/08/84
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2/09/84
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5/04/84
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6/05/84
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6/08/84
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6/12/84
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6/13/84
A
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6/26/84
A
s
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7/14/84
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7/20/84
A
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7/23/84
A
N
K90
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8/14/84
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8/14/84
B
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8/28/84
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N
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9/11/84
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10/04/84
C
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11/05/84
A
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11/13/84
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11/17/84
A
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C60
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/
11/21/84
B
N
s
7
11/21/84
C
N
M69
S
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1/17/84
R
1
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s
7
2/04/84
A
1
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J56
H
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2/26/84
A
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s
2
3/24/84
A
3
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5/02/84
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H
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5/10/84
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6/02/84
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6/20/84
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6/20/84
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8/22/84
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10/22/84
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11/13/84
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H
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6/12/84
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N
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1/12/84 B
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1/16/54 C
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4/18/84 A
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2
5/15/84 A
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8/04/84 C
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9/01/64 B
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9/23/84 A
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S ASK DAMAGES
?CS2°!-rSI?"> SEARCHES SHOULD 3E CHALLENGED
SCHOULS DENY STRIP-SEARCHING
5S5.462 . E 1<-E0 TO SEARCH SUIT: OURHAM SCHOOL OFFICIAL
BOTH SIDES SEE VICTORY IN • S n I P- SEARCH ING- CASE
STRIP TfcASE ARTISTS
SEE ALSO 8URLCS0UP
SEE ALSO DANCE
PFTFR ADONIS SHOW BRINGS MALE BURLESJUE TO TOWN
MURPHY-S LAW OOESN'T STOP MAL^ STRIPPER
WHITHER HILLSBOROUGH?
STRIPED BASS
SFE ALSO BASS FISHING
SFE ALSO F[SH
CONSERVATIONISTS MOVE TO CHAU",E STRIPFR STATUS
MARINE FISHERIES STUDIES N.C. STRIPED BASS PROBLEM
PERSISTENCE BRINGS JORDAN ALTERNATIVE p«OBLEM
nI5'r1£l.la?i3n p^eL'ts5S5^g at kerr 4ND gsston
STROH BRFWING
STROH BREWERY WORKERS SUSPENDED AFTER SKIPPING UNITED WAY MEETING
STROKES
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
OFATHS BY STROKE DECLINE
STROKES IN STEADY DECLINE
■STROKE CLUB' HELPS FAMILIES EASE WOES
STRUCTURE HOUSE
2
4/13/84
A
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2
10/03/84
A
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10/03/84
(
N
1 38
7
10/04/84
A
N
W?4
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10/05/84
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10/06/64
A
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11/17/84
A
N
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11/17/84
A
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U/19/64
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L38
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H 2 12/20/84 A
1/13/84
3/25/84
4/06/84
7/06/84
8/03/84
U W60
U W60
U W60
H 7 10/18/84 A 20
H 2 3/15/84 C 13 N
S 2 3/20/84 C 1 N J56
S 2 9/25/84 A 1 N L38
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 686
1/14/15
S6t ALSO HEIGHT CONTROL
DIET DISCIPLE: JAMES TOCO SAW THE LIGHT AT OUPHAM'S STRUCTURE HOUSE
MUSANTE in RE UN DONAHUE SHOW
DURHAM OREW 2. OOU DIETERS IN '83--SURVEY
STUART FURNITURE INDUSTRIES
250 NEW JOBS FXPfcCTEO IN TRIAO EXPANSION
STUDENT AID PROGRAM
SEE ALSH COLLEGES. N.C.. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO CULLEGFS, U.S.. FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FINANCIAL AID
SFE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO SIUJENT LUAN PROGRAM
COLLEGES RAP CUTS IN AIO
D'IKE STUOENTS ARE PROTESTING SLASHES IN AID
NCCU, OUKE FEAR STUDENT AID CJTS
REDUCED STUDENT AID HURTS NCCJ THE WORST
CUTS WILL HAMPER OUKE AID PROSRAM
STUDENT AIO HARDER TO SECURE
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL AID MUST IE TWO-WAY STREET
STUDENT AIO COMBATS COST HIKES
IDLE FUNDS PUT TO WORK
STUDENT COUNC ILS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.
•CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT GOVERNMENT
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FOREIG"' STUOENTS
FRENCH STUDENT VISITS DURHAM
STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
SEE ALSO DEFAULT
SEE ALSO STUDENT LUAN PROGRAM
PAY-UP TIME IS NEAR
STUOENT LOAN DEFAULTS LESSEN HELP FOR OTHER*
NCCU GIVEN OK TO RESUME STUDENT LOANS
GOVERNMENT BEGINS PRJGRAM TO COLLECT DEFAULTED LOANS
STUDENT LUAN PROGRAM
SFE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C, TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUOFNT LOANS
SEE ALSO N.C STATE UNIV.. STUOcNTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT AIO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN OEFAULTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS t STUOENT AIO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPFL HILL, STUOENT LOANS
PROXMIRE : PUSH LOANS
NCCU EYES 1600,000 IN STUOENT DEBTS
NCCU, Dl'KF FEAR STUDENT AIO CJTS
DRAFT LAW PENALTIES WRONG
SOME LENDERS FRET ABOUT STUDENT LOAN CHANGE
STUDENT LOANS
SFE COLLEGES, N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE COLLEGES, U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS I STUDENT AID
STUDIO D
TWO MEN ARE SHOT ON MANGUM ST'EET
2 MEN SHOT NEAR LOUNGE
STUDY CLUB OF OURHAM
GALA EYE CENTER BENEFIT
ART AICTION OUBBEO "FIRST ANNUAL"
STUTTERERS
SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
EXPERT: PARENTS SHOULON"
SUB-MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO minimum WAGE SCAL
SUB-MINIMUM WAGE FOR TEF
PROBLEMS WITH MINIMUM WA
STUDENT GROUP IS PROTEST
SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO PUILDING CONSTRUC
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPF
SFE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N
CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUB
COUNTY BOARD OKS SUBDIVI
MEETING IS MONOAY
SUBMACHINE GUN
SFE ALSO MACHINF GUNS
SUBMACHINE GUN FIRtOi
T IGNTRE STUTTERING
NS WO', TH A TRY
GE
ING TEEN WAGE IDEA
TION
RS
C, SJBOIVISION REGULATIONS
DIVISIONS SET
SIONS
MAN CHA'GFO
SUBMARINES
SFE ALSO MUCLEAP SUBMARINE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, SUB
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY
SOVIET SUBMARINE ATTACKI
SUBPOENAS
SUBPOENAS FOR REPORTERS
SCHOOL BOARD HEARING IS
0ISM1SSAL HEARING TO BE
JUOGE TO RULE ON SUBPOEN
HEARING SET TODAY AI3UUT
JUDGE SAYS REPORTERS MUS
SUBSIDIES
SEE FARM PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE PRICE SUPPORTS
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, DURHAM
SUBSTANDARD HUUSING
SEE HOUSING, SUBSTANDARD
SUBVERSIVE GROUPS I INDEXED BY
SEE TERROR ISM
SUCCESSION. GUBERNATORIAL
SEE N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
MARINE S
NG SHIP IN POTTLE ICARTOONI
ISSUES IN FREEMAN HEARING
P0STP3NE0 AGAIN
RESET
AS F0« REPORTERS
SUBPOENAS
T OBEY SUBPOENAS
SPECI FIC NAMF OF GROUPI
OENTIST SAYS PARENTS SHO
SUGAR CANE
LEGISLATION
ULD RATION CANDY
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H 2
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2/12/84
3/17/64
9/03/84
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3 N
H 2
4/29/84
D
13 N
S
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2/02/84
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2
3/21/84
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3/22/84
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3/25/84
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3/28/84
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2/16/84 C
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7/29/84 B
7/30/R4 A
H 2 10/23/B4 B 1 P F
S 2 4/30/84 C 3 ° N
H 2 5/12/84 A 4 E
H 2 5/2B/B4 A 4 E
H 2 7/26/64 A 6 N
H 2 2/10/84 B 1
5/08/64 B 1 N 946
12/29/64 A 3 N
H 2 11/28/84 A 10
H 2 4/06/84 A 4 T T R56
3/14/84 9
3/17/84 B
3/19/64 A
3/20/84 B
3/20/84 A
3/21/84 8
S 2 10/30/84 A 1
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1/14/85
IN HIS NINO, OLD MILL THROBS TO LIFE AGAIN
SUGAR CAME ALLEY (FRMI
I5MS AS E4N6 ALtfV* TELLS STORY OF uoy'S COMING OF AGE
•SUGAR CAN ALLEY' IS CAREFUL, HONORABLE AND SLOW
SUGAR HILL RECORDS (DURHAM)
•FIOE1ALL' EARNS GRAMMY
DURHAM RECORD COMPANY HINS GRAMMY AUARO
NASHVILLE ON THE ENO
SUGA° MOUNTAIN CO.
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
CHECKING SKIING CONOITIONS
SUICIOE ATTEMPTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, SUICIOE ATTE-PTS
DURHAM MAN, WIFE FOUND SHOT I'l HER RUTNER HOME
WOMRLE REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
MAN TALKED OUT OF LEAP
11-YEAR-OLD BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF
h1ngiSg"2t?empteSdHE SH0T HIMSELF to S10> te,sing
PARKWOUD WOMAN PULLEO FROM LA<E
TEEN WHO SHOT HIHSELF AT SCHOOL FILES t350.000 SUTT
§RS?S°F?.,T,?TSS*?t9IIiTlNSl U*" "»N SHOOTS HIMSELF
DRUGS, SUICIDE ATTEMPTS WORRYING SCHOOL OFFICIALS
DURHAM MAN GIVES UP AFTER STANDOFF ML.ALi
SUICIDES, DURHAM
MAN, 23, DIES FROM WOUND
TOWER FALL KILLS DURHAM WOMAN
MAN 01 ES OF GUNSHOT WOUNO
BOOY FOUND UNDER SPAN
MAN IDENTIFIED
MISSING WOMAN FOUNO DEAD IN CAR: OISTRAUGHT HUSBAND AN APPARENT SUICIOE
5UICI0ES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIOES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C, SUICIDES
STUDENT DIES IN SHOOTING
RcTC?T,!i2?5N„c°yf'n ^i0 *T SASE OF TOWER
DETECTIVE'S DFATH CALLED SUICIDE
reel CM,'r7n??IT! SUICIOE IN MPCKLFNRURG COUNTY JAIL
nlcirlolCl?l%cHZ I1 PERCENT OVER FIVE YEARS
E"M^I^5DlES°0?EGU^HSrwOU,3D6° °F 5ELE-'^'"E° GUNSHOT
inmate. °?u.cp!del;a!t mSirS^s M0RE jail suicides
FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY FOR R0X30R0 TEEN-AGER
SUICIOES, ORANGE CO.
MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
SUICIOES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SUICIOES
SEE ALSO IMMOLATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
^ll?DEV^ELS|RMr?%E,SFI^UENT *H0NG EL°ERLV TH"' T6E"S 8 I VAVAX S t N 830
BOY'S DFATH WAS TRAGEDY 5 ? 5/10/84 CI N J56
EX-CLFMSON COACH LEAPS TO UEATH H I .9<°£'fl'' A 4 L
EX-POLICE OFFICER SOUGHT IN SLAYING I S FOUNO DFAO S I }°f0,<** ° 3 N
COUNSELORS SAY TUNNEL THINKIN5 PRECEDES SUICIDE ? I !9<22<S* * ' N
DUKE UNIT WILL T RE AT DOC TOR ' S ILLNESSES SUKIDE | 2 WfQffi * »* N J5(>
SULFITES
SULFITES MAY BE CAUSING REACTIONS r ,
POPULAR PRESERVATIVE SUL FI TIE " AN "c.USF REACTIONS-DOCTOR 5 | VAV/H " ' !
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12/09/84
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9/13/84
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9/21/84
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S66
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3/01/84
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S 2
3/01/84
A
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N
H 2
8/10/84
U
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W66
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U/13/R4
B
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H 2
1/09/84
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N
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1/09/84
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H 3
2/23/R4
B
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H 2
4/27/84
R
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N
H 2
5/05/84
A
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N
S 1
6/07/84
r
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6/08/84
R
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6/20/R4
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6/25/84
H
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8/31/84
A
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H 2
9/0*/84
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H 3
9/07/84
R
1
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H90
H 2
12/16/84
A
1
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M51
S 2
2/13/84
C
1
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H 2
2/24/84
A
1 2
S 2
5/11/84
r
1
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H 2
6/02/84
r
1
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6/02/84
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H 2
12/30/84
A
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1/26/84
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2/24/84
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4/27/84
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5/24/84
A
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7/10/84
A
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N
2
9/07/84
C
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N
2
9/10/84
A
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N
2
10/24/84
r
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N
2
11/15/84
A
18
a
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5/17/84
C
1
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2 8/19/84 A 13
S 2 3/02/84 A 2
H 2 1/08/84 C 1
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9/14/84
8/20/84
A
A
4
4
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2
2
2
2
2
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2
3/22/84
7/08/84
8/14/84
8/17/84
6/27/84
8/28/84
10/10/84
A
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B
A
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C60
C60
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SULFUR OIOXIDE
10 HOSPITALIZED AFTER CHEMICAL LEAK IN PLANT
SULFURIC AC10
ACID FORCES EVACUATION
SULLIVAN PRINLIPLES
SFE ALSO APARTHEID
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
SULLIVAN'S PRINCIPLES OFFER HA Y TO HANOLE APARTHFin
WE SHOULON'T 00 BUSINESS HITH SOUTH AFRICA
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC CO.
rai5HA2 ^RKESSn5rU0Y -"»pANESE MANAGEMENT
s^t3moECp^aSt^ ars^com'plet'iV- "0(;r'h ro 4SSIsr NE" INDUSTRIES
SUMITOMO TAKES DISPUTE TO COU?T
JOB OPENINGS ATTRACT CRCHD OF APPLICANTS
JOBS OFFICE GETS FLOOD OF APPL I C A T ON S
SUMITOMO OFFICIALS VISIT DURHAM
SUMMER
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMFS OF "ONTHSI
THE SUMMER THAT LASTED FOREVFR
CATHERINE PETPOSKI WRITES ARTFUL PROSE HITH 'THE PEN OF A POET- H 2 10/21/84 0 3 P U H45
SUMMER THEATER AT DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE PLAYERS
III it IS ?HKE.T^sy'Du2HSM0HAr " °UK£ SER,E5
fuMMER^THEA-TRE T H*l H°l INTEr" M ST1GE° » \ 5/30/84 0 9 F H66
•OLD TIMES' SHOWCASE OF CRAFT S 2 6/07/84 D 3 R A15
•KEY EXCHANGE' - HHY 30TH<=R' h 2 6/08/84 0 4 U H66
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS ? I 6/29/84 U 11 R W66
•ENTERTAINING' GIVES LAUGHS IM UNI I KF i, s t Ti IA T in, c H 2 7/06/84 0 6 P N
•SL0AN6' MORE BLACK THAN COMET Y SITUATIONS , ? 7/12/84 0 5 R A15
FAMOUS ACTOR MOVEO TO TEARS H * 7/13/84 0 7 U H66
S 2 12/27/84 D I P F A15
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
CHAMBER'S YOUTH PROGRAM FINDS SUMMER JOBS FOR 45 .....
chamber URGES ATTENDANCE AT HEARING ? ? 6<S2"* * 10 N "■*!
STUDENT GETS JOR THROUGH 'ACCIDENT' 5 I 6/29/84 A 14 N
SUMMER J08S PROGRAM ENDING s * 7/04/84 C I P F C60
SUMMERFIELD CROSSING
THIEVES HIT TWO CONSTRUCTION SITES
SUMMERTIME BLUES 1FILMI
NEH COMEOY MOVIE TO RE FILMED IN N.C.
2 8/15/84 A 14
H 3 12/15/84 C 1
S 2 9/14/84 A 10
__
i N 0 E X
12/31/8".
MONTHLY/A
COMEDY TO BE FILMEO IN N .C .
SUN
SEE ALSO SOLAR "AX
WHAT 00 YOU HAKE OF THIS!!
sun Biro AIRLINES
SEE SUNBIRD AIRL INES
SUN SCREEN PRODUCTS
SUNBURN CAN SPELL TROUBLE
SUNSCREENS URGED FOR THOSE PLAYING. WORKING OUTSIOE
AOVICE ON AVOIDING SUN OAMAGE OFFERED
SUN SHARES
SEE ALSO ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
GROUP COLLECTS GLASS. CANS
TREAT YOUR WINDOWS TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY
SOLAR TEA PARTY
ENERGY INNOVATION
SUNNY NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
SUN TANS
STAIRWELL SUNNING
SUNBURN CAN SPELL TROUBLE
SUNSCREENS URGED FOR THOSE PLAYING. WORKING OUTSIOE
AOVICE ON AVOIDING SUN DAMAGE OFFERED
TANS ARE SIGNS OF RAOIATION OAMAGE. NOT GOOD HEALTH
SUNBELT SAVINGS AND LOAN INC.
SAVINGS ANO LOAN BEING ORGANIZED
SUNBELT SAVINGS SOLO
SOME LENDERS FRET ABOUT STUDENT LOAN CHANGE
SUNBIRD AIRLINES
SUN»IRD AIRLINES SOLO
AIRLINE CHIEF SAYS MORE FAA INSPECTORS NEEDED
SUNUAY LONDON Tl«ES INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
SEE ALSO TIMES OF LONOON
EDITOR TEACHING FAR FROM LONDON — BUT NOT CONTROVERSY
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
SEE CHURCHES. N.C.. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SUNKIST SOFT DRINKS
RFYNGLUS TO PURCHASE SUNKIST ORANGE
SUNSET CRAFT CORNER
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
SHOP TO ISSUE CAROS TO ELDERLY
SHOP OFFERS CRAFTS. SENIOR OISCOUNT CAROS
SUNSETS
CRISP END TO A BEAUTIFUL OAY
THE SHANK QF THE OAY
SEPTEMBER SUNSET
SUNSPOTS
SUNSPOTS TO AFFECT CA8LEVISI0N RECEPTION
SUNSTATES CORP.
SUNSTATES MIGHT MERGE WITH TRECO
SUNSTATES OUARTFRLY INCOME OPS
CALCULATING THE VALUE OF A fill's GOODWILL IS IMPORTANT, POSSIBLE
SUNSTATES. TRFCO INC. AGREE 01 "ERGER: ENOS LONG SPAT
RETAIL SALES IN DURHAM ARE I8t AHEAD OF 1983
PREVIOUS LOSSES RAISE NET INCOME
SUNTORY INTERNATIONAL
UNC SINKS SUN DEVILS FOP 7TH STRAIGHT
TAR HEELS GO 7-0 WITH SWEEP IN JAPAN
SUPER STAR PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
SUPERFUNO
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT. N.C.
SEE HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, J.S.
SUPERINTENDENTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
N.C. SCHOOL CHANGES URGED
SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C, SALARIES
STATE BOARD APPROVES ADM IN I S P ATOR S' PLAN
SUPERMARKETS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
INSIDE
SUPERSTITIONS
jEE ALSO FRIOAY THE 13TH
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
BEWARE FRIDAY HTM, IF YOU'RE SUPERSTITIOUS
SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME
SCE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY
ILLITERATES NEED AID
SUPPLY SIDE FCONOMICS
SUPPLY-SIOERS RUSH TO WRONG CONCLUSIONS
SUPPORT GROUPS
•STPOKE CLUB- HELPS FAMILIES EASE WOES
SHHH SPEAKS UP FOR THE HARO OF HEARING
SURF FISHING
SEE ALSO FISHING
FISHING IN SEA NOT WITHOUT ITS REGULATIONS
STRONG WINOS SLOW FISHING OFF COAST
HEAT, ILL WINDS HAMPERING SALT WATER FISHING NEAR SHORE
SALTWATER FISHING SETTLES INTO ROUTINE
SUPGFRY
SEE ALSO AMBULATORY SURGERY
SEE ALSO AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SLKGEONS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MFQICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMPUTATION
SUBJECT
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SEE ALSO BREAST RECONSTRUCTION <URGERY . ^^„
SEE AISO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. AMBULATORY SURGERY UNIT
SEE ALSO EAR SURGERY
SEE ALSO EYE SURGERY
SEE ALSO FETAL SURGERY
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO HIP OPERATIONS
SFE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUI TS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PLASTIC SURGERY
SURGERY FOR1S REFLECT NEW PACT
MEOICAL SELF-REGULATION BEATS GOVERNMENT ACTION
SURVEILLANCE
SFE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE FFOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE SPIES
SUP VEYS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SURVEYS
SEE ALSO "URHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SURVEYS
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SURVEYS. N.C. , ___ _
NCA<= SAYS MOST TAR HEELS ARE SATISFIED WITH SCHOOLS
SURVEY: TEACHERS SUPPORT SHIHH TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS
SURVEY: CITY HAS DONE BAD JOB ON NEW CENTER
DEATH PENALTY SURVEY RESULTS OUE TOMORROW
SURVEY: SUPPORT SOLID FOR OEATH PENALTY
READERS FAVOR DEATH PENALTY
INFORMAL SURVEY SHOWS DEATH PENALTY FAVORED
SURVEY: READERS BACK DEATH PENALTY
CHAMBER SURVEYS SUPPORT FOR HOTEL
A CHAMBER SURVEY DESERVING ATTENTION
CIVIC CENTER SURVEY MAILED
SURVEY: CIVIC CENTER WITH HOTcL BACKED
EXCELLENT JOBS PROSPECTS PREDICTEO FOR TRIANGLE
3 OR 4 TAR HEELS RATE ENVIRONMENT GOOD OR EXCELLENT
ENVIRONMENT GETS HIGH MARKS IN N.C.
TFACHER GTOUP ATTACKS 'PARTISAN' QUESTIONNAIRE
CARPOOL SURVEY PLANNED
SURVEY: TEACHFRS had LITTLE VOICE IN fnd0RSEMENTS
SCHOOL FNOORSFMENTS STIR EMOTIONS
N.C. IS RANKED IOTH IN BUSINESS CLIMATE
VOTERS SHOULO RSJFCT TEACHER ENDORSEMENTS
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN IMPROPRIETY
hfy FRESNO! HERE'S GREENSBORO
RTI STUOIES TECHNOLOGIES
STATE'S TOURISTS SAY 3EAUTY 1ST
MOST PEOPLE SURVEYED GIVE OK FOR FERRARO
J03 STATUS: CHILD CARE WORKERS SOBERED BY BABYSITTER IMAGE
DAY-CARE PRHVIOFRS HAVE REASONS FOR DISCONTENT
N.C. OFFICIALS DOUBT REPORT 0"! OFFICE PAY
CHILO CARE PROBLEMS REQUIRE STRONG POLICY
STUDY: LITTLE EFFECT ON RECRUITMENT FROM GRENADA, LEBANON
30ARD JKS PAYMENT FOR SURVEY
PLANNERS EYE STUDY OF TRIANGLE SERVICES
IBM LISTED AS COUNTY'S "IGGFST PRODUCER OF HAZARDOUS WASTFS
DURHAM OREW 2.000 DIETERS IN '33 — SURVEY
SURVEY: HIRING PROSPECTS REMAIN GOOD IN OURHAM
POLL: HELMS' APPEAL TO MEN GWES HIM LEAO
EXECUTIVE SURVEY RANKS N.C. FIRST AS SITE FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
FARMERS SAY THEY FAVOR LAW TO STOP CORPORATIONS FROM BUYING FARMLAND
20-PERSON SURVEY NOT REVEALINi
FARMERS SURVEYED IN FIVE N.C. COUNTIES WORRIED ABOUT SURVIVAL OF. ..FARMS
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS FRET A30UT SURVIVAL OF FAMILY FARM
CHRISTIAN GROUPS WANT ANSWERS IN RACE
BUSINESSES WANT BETTER SCHOOLS, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
TEACHER SURVEY FIRST STEP IN IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PLAN'S GOAL IS TO HELP low-in:ome PUPILS ACHIEVE
TRIANGLF STUDY WILL ASSIST HAVOICAPPEO
ANNUAL STATE SURVEY FINDS 50t OF VEHICLES OBSERVED SPEEDING
SURVIVORS GROUP
SEE ALSO GRIEF
SURVIVORS GROUP FOR YOUNG PEO3 LE BEGUN
GROUP TALKS ABOUT GRIEF TO HELP MEMBERS FACF IT
SUZUKI VIOLIN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VIOLINS
ECU OFFERS SUZUKI MUSIC INSTITUTE
SWAIN COUNTY. N.C.
COURT DISMISSCS CASE ABOUT SWAIN ROAO
RAPIOS MEAN MONEY FOR SWAIN C3UNTY BUSINESSES
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N.C. OFFICIALS PROPOSE SWAN HJNTING SEASON
TALK OF FUTURE SWAN SEASON IN N.C. MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE
STATE PROCEEUS CALMLY WITH PLANS FOR SWAN HUNT
SWAN IN A FRAME
SWFAR ING
SEE CURSING
SWEATERS
THE KNIT WIT: LISA NICHOLS' SWEATER OESIGNS UNRAVEL WORLD OF FASHION
SWEDEN
SWEOlSri RESEARCHERS TO SHARE AWARD
OOCTOR SEES PROMISE IN BRAIN-",RAFT TREATMENT
SWEEPSTAKES
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
GASTONIA WOMAN GETS 1100,000 "RIZE
SWEET ACIDOPHILUS MILK
SEE ALSO MILK
UNC SUES SELF, WINS! NCSU PAH LOSES APPEAL
COURT SAYS PROFESSORS CAN'T GET ROYALTIES
SWEET POTATOES
SEE ALSO N.C. YAM COMMISSION
SEE ALSO YAMS
SWEET POTATO CROP DECLINES
YAMS ARE HEALTHY
SWIM-A-CROSS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS, DURHAM COUNTY
SWIM-A-CROSS SET FOR SUNDAY AT DUKE
SWIM-A-CROSS SET SUNOAY
IN THE SWIM OF THINGS
IN THE SWIM
SWIMMING
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SWIMMING
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. A3UATIC CENTER
SEE ALSO SCUBA DIVING (ACPONYWI
■<men SO-EBOOY'S THERE TO CATCH YOU
last one in is a ...
cooling it
experts say fishermen need swimming skills
remember that breathless feeling?
n.c. central is host to senior shimmers
it's just right!
in the swim of things
eno valley, homestead heights swim to league titles
splash landing
power stroke
Skimming pools
pool law stiffened by boaro
and the living is easy
staying cool
refurbishing the pool
town sues builder of pool
ourham urgeo to 3uil0 pools
swimming coach wants mqre publ ic pools pullt in ourham
pool ioea worth a look
durham needs more pools
crisis in carrboro: baptist minister battleo coed swimming in 1023
how times do change: lakewooo park opens
parking oispute aired at meeting of person poard
SWINGS
senior swingers
old-fashioned fun
bro»en swing is no hanoicap
swinging
hillanoale swingers
sword of peace 1playi
•SWORD OF PEACE' OPENS REASON FRIDAY
•SWORO' PASSES 'MILESTONE'
THREE APEA MEASURES BECOME LAW
CHILDREN'S PLAY OPENS TONIGHT IN SNOW CAMP
CORRECTION
SNOW CAMP HISTORIC SITE HOSTS THREE OUTDOOR SHOWS
SwORD OF PEACE REPERTORY THEATER
THANKSGIVING MEAL TO BENEFIT 'LAY
SWORDS
SWOPU OF VICTORY PETURNEO IN 'EACE
SYLCO CORP.
FIRM LAYS OFF 920 WORKERS
SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SYMBOLS
SEE ALSO LOGOS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
LADY LIBERTY'S SYMBOLISM
SYNDICATION
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SYNDICATION HELPS INVESTORS OWN A PIECE OF PROFITABLE PROPERTY
SYNERGIC THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS. DURHAM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: this WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ATTENDANCE VARIES FOR TWO OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES
SYNERGIC SHOW TOUCHES FEELINGS IN NF« PLACES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BRITISH DRAMA, GtS, 'LOST' TO BE STAGED
SYNERGIC THEATER PREMIERES 'L^ST' TOMIGHT
'LOST': HISTORY, PERSONALITY ")ON'T MIX
SYNTHETIC FUELS AND ALTERNATE FUELS PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
PEAT SPONSORS GET PARTNERS
PEAT PLANT DENIED MORE ASSISTANCE
PLANS FOR PEAT PLANT SCRaPPEO
SYNTHETIC FUE
SEE SYNTHE
SYNTHETIC HOR
SEE ALSO H
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TIC FUELS ANO ALTERNATE FUELS PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
HONES
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JESSE JACKSON EAVESDROPPING CARTOONI
ONE-MAN, UNOFFICIAL DIPLOMACY A POOR IOEA
PRESIDENT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM JACKSON'S VENTURE
JFSSE JACKSON AS SYRIA'S PUPPET 1CART00NI
PROFESSOR SAYS COMMON POINTS SET FLIER FREE
JFSSE JACKSON DESERVES PLAUDITS OF ALL
HFLMS 3LASTS JACKSON'S MISSION
THE SANO SALESMAN I'l THE DESE<T (CARTOON]
JACKSON BURIED ON PAGE 6
JACKSO.i OPENS A NEW CHAPTER
RCV. JESSE JACKSON ISN'T THE APOSTLE PAUL
GIVE him CREDIT
mr. jackson strikes sour note
liberation through knowledge
the lion will lie down with the lamb...icartooni
SYRUP
1 KILLED AFTER SYRUP SKID
SYSGEN INC.
SYSGEN INC.: AND FOR HER NEXT AOVENTUPE, SHE TURNED TO BUSINESS
Systems RESEA
4 DURHAM
TCI LOUNGE
JFFICERS
LOUNGE C
T-CELL VIRUS
SEE HUMAN
T-SHIRTS
SEE ALSO F
T-SHIRT
TORNAOO
T-SHIRTS
RCH ANO DEVELOPMENT
FIRMS PRESENTED AWARDS FOR SERVICE TO MINORITY BUSINESSES
PROBING FRANKLIN BREAK-IN HIT BY EXPLOSION
ASE CHARGES FILED
T-CELL LEUKEMIA-LYMPHOMA VIRUS
ASHION
BAN MARS GAMES
T-SHIRTS RAISE QUESTIONS ON TASTEFULNESS
NOT IN BAO TASTE
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TEACCH (TREATMENT C EDUCATION OF AJTISTIC t COMMUN. HANOICAPPEO CHILDREN
MONTHLY/ANNUAL.
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SEE ALSO SPEECH PATHOLOGY
PROGRESS HADE IN AUTISM
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SEE AIRLINES
TABOR CITY TRIBUNE (NEWSPAPER)
WINNER OF PULITZER PRUE FINOS WRITING STILL OFFERS AOVENTURE...
TAGAMET (ORUGI
SEE ALSO OR'JGS
DRUG FOR ULCERS CAN CURE FORM OF FOOD POISONING
TAILORING
SEE ALSO SEWING
STUDENTS MAKE DESIGNER JEANS
TAIWAN
see also china
taiwan, s. korea, hong kong citicizeo for tobacco policies
taiwan is province of china, invoy says
ambassaoor: return of taiwan wouldn't hurt trade
taking care nf your health (durham sun column!
watch intake of caffeine
fructose is sweeter than sucrose
hands good colo virus carriers
'juestiuns on aids answered
leao poisoning has many symptoms
loss of smell has several causes
virus causes shingles
drug to oissolve gallstones has very limited usefulness
many children have arthritis
calcium channel blockers useo in angina treatment
h<=4 operation to correct nearsightedness not foolproof
people have legal duty to report chilo abuse
talcu-' powder may be health ri sk
[guanas make excellent pets
3 basic classes of orugs are j sed to treat depression
video display terminals' emission not dangerous
moles should be watched carefully
several treatments can help phobia sufferers
watch out for spotted fever
group therapy does help some people, but mot all
nicotine gum can be helper in effort to stop smoking
taking care of your health
type ii diabetics rarely require use of insulin
advice on avoiding sun damage offered
exercise-induced asthma shouldn't prohibit activity
new pain killer now available
answer not clear on coffee u s5 by pregnant women
improper shaving can cause a * ash or swimmer may be allergic to elastic
tans are signs of radiation damage, not good health
nfw oral medications help 0ia9etics lower blood sugar
human bites may leao to seriojs infections
too much vitamin n can be harmful to the body
colo weather hazards can be avoided
some symptoms can't be ignore}
cat-scratch fever affects lym^h nodes
talcum powder
talcum powoer may be health risk
talent identification program 1tipi
see also chiloren, gifted
ouke talent program gets 450, too more
talent program gets 150,000 it donations
2", 000 in oukf talent search
29,000 pupils taking part in program
organizing paperwork
tip receives grants
astronaut to give talk at dukf awaros program
ouke university's talent search gfts «40,000 from foundations
talent identification program gets grants
astronaut to speak in page auditorium
iowa youth rates tops in duke talent search
chapel hill student 2nd in talent search
ooctur's oegree awarded
tip classes beginning
ouke'S talent search
seventh-graoers begin summer school at ouke
talented teens enjoy program
ouke's talent program receives gifts
ouke program gets s55.000 for scholarships
into full view
DO-SI-DO
ICE C"EAM SOCIAL SHOWS TIP STJOENTS ARE NORMAL KIOS
DUKE TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM PLANS 7 LECTURES
OUKE EDUCATOR SAYS P ED IA TR IC IS NS CAN HELP IDENTIFY GIFTEO CHILDREN
YOUR CHILD'S GIFTEO? RELAX, LET HIM GROW
EDUCATOR: SCHOOLS OnN'T CHALLENGE BRIGHT STUOENTS
TIP PROGRAM GETS GRANT
DUKE PROGRAM GETS 130,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
TANNING SALONS
SEE SUN TANS
TAPE RECORDINGS
SEE RECORDING TAPES
TAPESTRIES
MYSTERY OF TAPESTRY PARTLY SOLVED
TAR HEEL GIRLS STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE
TAR HEEL INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
TAR HEEL GOLFERS USE PLAYOFF HOLE TO BEAT CLEMSON
TAR HEEL JUNIOR HISTORIAN ASSOCIATION
DOLLS
TAR HEEL WRITtRS RCUNDTABLE
SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
WRITERS ROUNUTABLE SET FOR ANNIVERSARY EVENT
WRITERS' R0UN0T4BLE PLANNED FDR AUGUST
WRITtRS FIND ROUNDTABLE PROGRAM HELPFUL IN POLISHING
TAR RIVER
SEE ALSO PAHLICO-TAR RIVER FOUNDATION
NEW FRANKLIN GROUP AIMS TO PROTECT TAR RIVER BASIN
H 2 8/26/84 0 3 P U H45
S 2 3/21/84 C
H 2 2/24/84 B 2 P F H45
H I
S 2
H 2
1/28/84 B 1
2/14/84 A 1
2/15/84 B 1
1/04/84
1/11/04
1/18/84
1/25/84
2/01/84
2/08/84
2/15/84
2/2?/»4
2/29/B4
3/14/84
3/21/84
4/04/84
4/11/84
4/25/84
5/02/84
5/01/84
5/16/84
5/23/84
5/30/84
6/13/84
7/11/84
7/18/84
7/25/84
8/01/84
8/15/84
8/29/84
9/12/84
9/26/84
10/03/84
10/10/84
10/24/84
11/07/84
11/21/84
12/05/84
12/19/84
N 846
P N B46
6
I 1
10
3
1 0
19
12
2
3
17
6
16
5
4
3
13
2
5
3
3
1 1
S 2 4/11/84 A
13
1/13/84
1/14/84
1/25/84
1/26/84
1/26/84 .
2/D2/84 A 5
3/02/84 B 4
3/03/84 B 16
3/07/84 A 9
5/11/84 A
5/14/84 A
5/14/84 A
5/31/84 C
6/25/84 A
6/26/84 A
6/26/84 A
6/28/84 A
7/09/84 C
7/13/84 A
7/14/94 A
7/28/94 C
8/07/84 A
9/09/84 A
9/20/84 3
10/05/34 B
11/15/84 B
12/13/84 C
12/14/84 C
N
N
N
E
N 080
f sao
N
N
P
P T3T
U
N
N 080
F H45
N 080
N L38
N
LONELY' CRAFT
H 2 6/06/84 A 4
H 2 4/16/84 B 5 N
H 2 2/17/84 B 4 P P C56
H 2 5/06/84 0 6 P U H45
S 2 6/21/84 0 5 N
H 2 8/19/84 D 3 P U H45
H 1 10/10/84 8 1
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 692
1/14/95
TOXIC BARRcLS DISCOVERED IN T« R RIVCR
SU CHEMICAL BARRELS FOUNO IN TAR RIVER
tapboro city schools
dr. mavnes to leave schools for new job
tardive otskenesia
drug use danger citeo
Tarheel cablevision
alamance board hears cable tv complaints
ras* e0r,ce. on alternatives to training schools
see ourham alternatives task fchce
T*S«cn2R,er9N,£PUfiTION F°R ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES
TASK FORCE ON MISSING CHILDREN
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING, N.C.
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
SEE ALSO MISSING PERSONS, N.C.
M^;ii?Sful;?Sii.Bl5INS "ISSIN--CHILDREN EFFORT
MISSING CHILOREN CENTER RECOMMENOED
TATTOOS
SUIT RLAMES MARINE'S DEATH ON TATTOO
TAX CHEATING
SEE INCOME TAX EVASION
Tax COLLECTION
SEE DURHAM COUNTV TAX OFFICE
TAX CREDITS
TAX WORKSHOPS PLANNED
TAX WORKSHOPS PLANNED
TAX CPEOIT SOUGHT ON INVENTORY TAX
CALCULATING TWE VALUE OF A FHM'S GOOOWILL IS IMPORTANT. pn^TRiE
GOP CANOIOATE SATS TAX CREDITS WILL HELP SCHOOLS POSSIBLE
ERVIN^t POIN? FLAwloDOR5ES T" R6LIEF F0R "0°" 0N F00° BUVS
THREE-BLOC COALITION EYES SALE S TAX FIGHT
TAX CUTS, N.C.
MOST CANDIDATES HEOGE ON TAXE<
ORANGE OFFICIAL WANTS TAX CUT"
WHERE'S THE GENERAL TAX CUT FOR THE LITTLE GUY?
N.C. LEGISLATURE FLIRTED WITH MAJOR TAX CUTS
2;5r7.CHA^Cl NEE°E° F°R BILLS TO CUT TAXES
MARTIN PUSHES FOR TAX CUTS
JORDAN SAYS HE CAN WORK WITH "ARTIN
N.C. TAX CUT MOST LOGICAL
MARTIN SAYS HE MAY ACCEPT UEL«Y IN SOME STATE TAX CUTS
MARTIN'S TAX CUTS. BUDGET REOJESTS WILL GET CHANCE
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL PLAN MULLED "
TAX OPTION COULD START COUNTY WAR
M*?J.IN 54YS N'c- VOTERS SHOWE3 TAX CUT SUPPORT
PANEL: DROP BANK DEPOSITS TAX
TAX CUTS READY-MADE
IH?|E,:6L0C COALITION EYES SALES TAX FIGHT
•C.'S FOOU TAX 'A DISGRACE'
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WARY DF TAX-RFpEAL PROPOSALS
TAX REPEAL PLANS WORRY N.C. OFFICIALS
2'.J29f.T, £t^S.SH0W "•"TIN, HUNT CONTRASTS
MARTIN OESCRIBEO AS FLEXIBLE UN TAXES
TAX CUTS. U.S.
BFwARE OF PICKPOCKETS
THE UNKINDEST CUT
STATES WOULO SUFFER
Tax DEDUCTIONS
SEE INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
TAX DELINUUENCY
SEE TAXES. DURHAM
SEE TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
TAX EVASION
SEE INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE TAX PENALITIES
TAX-FXEMPT BONOS
AGRICULTURE BONOS USE RESTRICTED BY FEDERAL LAW
TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE ALSO GIFT TAX EXEMPTION
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
NUCLEAR FUEL TAX EXEMPTION MAY ">E AXED
BAN NUCLEAR FUELS TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR UTILITIES, PANEL RECOMMENDS
r-u^compoJ^'e'r'r'or00 PASSE»ger ™*IN «5t«i«8?H REC°"NENDS
TAX INCENTIVES
FAREWELL 'to FARMS*'7" °N F4R''L»ND UNREALISTIC
TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
see also taxes, u.s.
nSSuphe'mis'ms-: p^n^ L0R0- "vE us thf,r TaxES
;oteS!4d^irc?e;^th s5sste?*i°,{?se.jaesx «"««»—■ «c».t0on,
HUNT SAYS MONOALE WRONG ON NEW TAX
LIBERALS MEAN HIGH TAX DOLLARS
J2RTESI^8ERAL^LTOVEDTOT?«xTnN• LET "EPUBL 'CANS "A,SE TAXES '"OTOON!
OON'T TAX PEOPLE TO PAY FOR OEFENSE
TAX INOEXING
BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS
TAX LAWS
TAX REVI SIONS NEEDED
8UTNER PROTECTION TAX LAW SPU< S CHALLENGE
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P 9YL
S 2 12/27/94 A 1 N
H 2 12/28/84 A 13 N
S 2 5/08/84 C 1 N COS
H 2 11/16/84 A 1 N 046
H 1 1/18/84 B 1 N
s
2
5/14/84
A
1
N
H
2
5/15/84
r
1 7
N
H
2
5/31/34
A
1 7
N
7
8/02/84
R
S
2
9/03/84
A
7
s
7
10/23/84
A
1
H
2
10/24/84
A
1
N
H
2
11/07/84
A
3
N
H 3
3/29/84
B
1
N
S 7
3/3D/94
A
7
N
H 2
6/09/94
A
9
N
H 7
6/24/94
B
B
N
H 2
10/77/84
A
1
G
881
H 2
ll/?7/»4
A
27
N
H 2
11/31/84
A
4
L
H 2
12/01/84
A
1
N
04 6
S 2
4/30/84
A
9
J
H 2
5/77/84
A
1
N
846
S 7
7/16/94
B
6
N
S 2
7/17/84
A
10
J
S 7
10/05/84
A
14
J
S 2
11/08/84
A
1
P N
S 2
11/08/94
C
10
N
S 2
11/14/84
A
4
E
H 2
11/15/54
A
6
N
S 2
11/19/94
c
3
N
H 7
11/21/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
11/22/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
U/28/84
A
7
P N
H 2
1 1/30/84
A
1
N
S 2
11/30/84
A
4
E
H 2
12/01/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
12/01/84
A
8
N
H 7
12/06/84
A
20
N
S 7
12/07/84
A
1
N
C60
H 7
12/14/84
A
7
N
S 7
12/14/84
A
4
L
H 2
12/17/84
B
1
N
S 7
12/17/84
C
2
N
H 7
12/19/84
C
1
N
046
H 7
12/31/84
A
9
N
H 7
1/04/94
A
4
E
H 2
10/30/84
A
4
E
H 7
12/19/84
A
4
L
H 2 7/24/84 A
2 5/17/e4 B 7 N
7 5/17/84 A 17 N
2 6/71/84 A 8 N
7 7/08/84 0 4 E
S 7
H 7
9/03/94 A 1
9/06/84 A 4
?
7/21/84
A
/
7/29/84
n
7
7/29/94
i)
/
8/20/84
A
2
9/04/84
A
7
10/05/84
A
7
10/28/84
D
2
11/03/84
A
2
12/27/84
A
4 T T R56
H 2 1/04/84 A
S 2 4/10/84 A 4 E
H 2 10/04/84 A 1 N 881
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 693
1/14/85
N WILMINGTON
tax liens
see also real estate foreclosur=s
advertisement dc tax liens on real property
advertisement of tax liens on real property
advertisement op tax liens on real property
advertisement of tax liens on real property
tax penalities
see also income tax evasion
rescue squad fights $1,590 tax penalty
tax protestors
see also income tax evasion
leader of tax protest arrested
tax rate. durham
see durham, n.c.. tax rate
tax rate. durham county
see durham county. n.c.. tax rate
tax rate. n.c
see n.c, tax rate
tax reform i see also names of tax
see also internal revenue servic
see also taxes, u.s.
mavretic proposes tax system *
tax revisions neeoed
imtangiples tax called caprici
tax credit sought on inventory
martin steklng repeal of taxes
it's time to eno these taxes
n.c. intangibles tax unoer att
new n.c. industry being roboed
N.C. INTANGIdlES TAX PHASEOUT
INTANGIPLES TAX PHASEOUT UP FT
INVENTORY. INTANGIBLES TAX BIL
INVENTORY. INTANGIBLES TAX CHI
SENATF VOTES TO PHASE OUT INTA
MARTIN LIKES TEACHERS' °AY RAI
INVENTORY TAX BILL BOGS OOwN
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL WOULD C AJ
HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON INTANGIBL
INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL BILL AL
INTANGIBLES TAX REFORM UNCERTA
ALTEREO BILL ON INT ANC I DLE S TA
LEGISLATURE REJECTS TAX REFORM
REPEAL INTANGIBLES TAX
TAX REPEAL EFFORTS TAKE SHAPEi
30YLES GIVES PERSPECTIVE TO PD
MARTIN PUTS QUICK REPEAL OF FT
TAX REFORM: SOME OF THE ALTERM
BUSINESSES WANT BETTER SCHOOLS
PANEL: OROP BANK 0EPOS1TS TAX
SOME N.C. BUSINESSES UNEASY A3
THRFE-8L0C COALITION EYES SAL?
REGAN PLAN A GOOD START ON FIX
INSIDE
REAGAN RELAXING ON BED OF NAIL
FARM DEREGULATION SHOULD BE G»
IS THF TREASURY TAX PLAN OOOMF
WHY IS JIM MARTIN PUSHING FOR
LOBBYISTS PREPARE THEIR APPEAL
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WARY OF TAX-
ENTREPRFNEUR COUNCIL OPENS 0F=
NEW LEGISLATURE TO FACE SOME L
E
EFORH
ACK
«Y TAXES (CARTOONI
SUPPORTED
R VOTE
LS AOVANCE IN ASSEMBLY
NGES ADVANCE
NGIBLES TAX
SE
TAX REMAINS STALLED
SE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
ES TAX
TERED
IN
X SCUTTLED
BUT LOOK FAMILIAR
LITICAL POSTURING
OD. DRUG TAXES HIGH ON HIS AGENOA
ATIVES
, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
OUT TAX PLAN
S TAX FIGHT
ING THE TAX SYSTEM
S LABELED "GREAT TACKS DEBATE" (CARTOONI
ADUAL
0 FROM THE START?
REPFAL OF FOOD TAX?
S FOR BIGGER SLICES OF STATE BUOGET
REPEAL PROPOSALS
ICE IN PARK
EFTOVER ISSUES
TAX SHELTERS
TAX COURT SAYS "ICE'S OWES ADDITIONAL TAX
2 MEN RECEIVE SENTENCES
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT TO STOP 'TAX SHELTER-
TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TAXES
TAXES. DELINQUENT
SEE DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE TAXES. DURHAM
SEE TAXFS. DURHAM COUNTY
TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. ANNEXATION
SFE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXFS
SEE ALSO SALES ANO USE TAXES. OJRHAM COUNTY
CIVIC CENTER PROJECTIONS NEED CLOSE EXAMINATION
WHY CITY RESIDENTS DON'T VOTE FOR BOARO
CITY TAX BILLS TU LIST fees
INVENTORY TAX REPEAL WOULD CAUSE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
CAR, DOG FEES TO BE COLLECTED IN CITY TAXES
COUNCIL SKIPS TAX HIKE FOR DEFICIT
WITH NATION IN OEATHLOCK, TAYPAYER'S LEAGUE FORMED A POSSF
ANNEXATION: PAYING FUR MORE PROBLEMS
TAXES, OURH
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SFE ALSO
SEE ALSO
CANDID
WHY CI
CITY S
INVENT
STATE
PROPOS
PREOIC
COUNTY
CHARGE
COUNTY
GARF IE
PET LA
GOING
AM COUNTY
DURHAM COUN
OURHAM CHUN
DURHAM COUN
PROPERTY RE
PROPERTY TA
PROPERTY TA
SALES AND U
ATES CAUTIOU
TY RESIDENTS
CHUOLS' REQU
OPY TAX REPE
HOUSE CANOIO
AL WOULD RES
TION: TAX RA
UPS TAX, FE
S OF ANIMAL
TAXES ON PE
LO ON THE CA
W IS TOO PUN
TO THE CATS
N.C. REVENUES
. N.C, TAX RATE
TY TAX OFFICE
VALUATION
XES
XES, DURHAM COUNTY
SE TAXES, OJRHAM COUNTY
S UN TAX
DON'T VOTE FOR BOARD
EST RAISES =QI/ITY QUESTIONS
AL WOULD CAJSE FINANCIAL CRUNCH
ATE ACCUSED OF NOT PAYING TAXES ON LAND
TRICT CATS TO LEASHES
TES MIGHT DROP
ES ON DOGS; CATS AODED TO LIST
CRUELTY FLY
TS WILL SOLVE NO PROBLEMS
T TAX: 'I HATE MONOAYS!' (CARTOONI
ITIVE
H 2 5/19/84 B 8
H 2 5/26/84 C 2
H 2 6/02/84 C 2
H 2 6/04/8'. B 6
H 2 1/07/84 A 12
H 2 3/22/B4 A
S 2
2/08/04
C
3
N
S 2
4/1D/84
A
4
E
H 2
6/07/84
A
4
L
h 2
6/0R/84
A
9
N
H 2
6/00/04
B
4
N
H 2
6/14/84
A
4
E
5 2
6/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/19/84
A
4 T
T
P45
S 2
6/2D/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A
I
N
H 2
6/22/84
A
10
N
H 1
6/22/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
1
N
S 2
6/23/B4
A
15
N
H 2
6/26/e4
A
3
N
H 2
6/27/84
A
8
N
S 2
6/27/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
7/03/84
B
9
N
H 2
7/04/04
A
I
N
H 2
7/06/84
A
I
N
H 2
7/07/84
A
1
N
H 2
7/09/84
B
1
N
H 2
7/13/84
A
4
E
S 2
10/04/84
A
18
J
S 2
10/24/64
A
4
E
H 2
11/08/84
A
I P
N
H 2
11/11/04
D
4
J
S 2
U/13/84
A
5
J
H ?
11/30/84
A
1
N
H 2
U/3D/B4
A
3
N
H 2
12/01/84
A
1
N
046
H '
12/01/P4
A
4
E
S 2
12/01/84
A
3
U
T30
H 2
12/03/84
A
4 T
T
R56
H 2
12/09/84
0
5
U
H 2
12/11/84
A
5
u
S 2
12/11/84
C
3
J
H 2
12/14/84
A
7
N
H 2
12/17/84
B
1
N
H 2
12/20/84
0
6 P
N
L41
H 2
12/25/84
A
8
J
H 2
l/2°/84
c
11
N
H 2
3/21/04
A
8
N
H 2
5/03/B4
A
11
N
H
?
3/01/84
A
4
E
H
?
5/16/84
A
4
F
H
?
6/27/84
H
N
s
?
6/27/84
A
M
(.60
s
?
6/27/84
(
N
SH(I
s
?
6/30/84
A
N
K90
H
?
7/22/84
R
II
1 57
H
2
12/06/84
A
4
L
5/01/84
5/16/84
5/23/84
6/27/84
7/07/84
7/20/84
9/24/04
11/13/84
U/13/84
11/15/04
11/15/84
11/19/04
11/22/84
G J56
F
E
N C60
N
N B81
N 981
N RSI
N J56
E
T R56
E
L
TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CIGARETTFS, TAXES
SEE ALSO DRUGS. TAXES
SEE ALSO FOOD TAX
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY TAXES
mm
m^mm
SUBJECTS
PAGE
1/14/85
SEE ALSO HQTcL TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE TAX
SEE ALSO INTANGIBLES TAX
SEE ALSO HOTuR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO N.C.t REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY Tax COMMISSION
aEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.i P'OPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO OkANGE COUNTYt N.C.i TAXES
SEE ALSO PRIVILEGE TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO SALES ANO USE TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO UTILITIES. TAXES
STATE SHOULD RIOE WITH TIMES
N.C. EXPECTS TAX SURPLUS IN JJNC
TIMING RIPE TO NUOGE OELINOUEIT TAXPAYERS
TRUCKING INDUSTRY GETS READY =0° HIGHER TAXES
TAX AMNESTY PRGGRAM FINDS FRIENDS. ENEMIES IN N.C.
MAVRETIC PROPOSES TAX SYSTEM JE=ORM
MOTEL OWNER: 'SAND TAX' WOULD HELP FIGHT EROSION
DARE MOTEL OWNER WANTS TOURIST TAX TO FIGHT BEACH EROSION
TAX WON'T STOP EROSION
GROUP OPPOSES SPECIAL TAX
POLL: HIGHER TAXES OKAY FOR s:hO0LS
TAX OVERHAUL OVFRDUE
FAIRCLO'H SAYS GOVERNMENT GROWTH COSTLY
STATE SEEKS WAY TO COLLFCT OUT-OF-STATE OVERDUE TAXES
LIFETIME COMMITMENT CONSIDERED ROUTINE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
TAX REVISIONS NEEDED
INTANGIBLES TAX CALLED CAPRICIOUS
TAX CREDIT SOUGHT ON INVENTORY TAX
MARTIN SEEKING REPEAL OF TAXES
TAX MULLED f.jr DETERGENTS THAT CONTAIN PHOSPHATE
HUNT TELLS JAPANESE HE OPPOSES UNITARY TAX
IT'S Ti«e TO EMO these taxes
N.C. TAX SYSTEM PLEASES JAPANESE
ROAD BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
N.C. INTANGIoLcS TAX UNDER ATTACK
GOV. HUNT IS BUYING VOTES WITH TAX MONEY
ROYALL PROMOTES SUCCESSION BILL
NEW N.C. INDUSTRY BEING ROBBED BY TAXES ICARTOONI
HELMS' COMMERCIAL CRITICIZED
PART OF CIGARETTE TAX MAY STAY: HOUSE. SENATE CONFEREES TO MEET
N.C. INTANGIBLES Tax PHASEOUT SUPPORTED
INTANGIBLES TAX PHASEOUT UP FDR VOTE
HELMS. HUNT CAMPS CONTINUE 'MSPUTF ON TAX CLAIMS
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FOP EDUCATION REFu'M PACKAGE
INVENTORY. INTANGIBLES TAX BILLS ADVANCE IN ASSEMBLY
GOV. HUNT SAYS HELMS' AD CALS:
INVENTORY, INTANGIBLES TAX CHANGES AOVANCE
SENATE VOTES TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX
STORY MISOUOTEO HUNT ON TAX RANKS
MARTIN LIKES TEACHERS' PAY RAISE
INVENTORY TAX BILL BOGS OOWN
BILL TO PHASE OUT INTANGIBLES TAX REMAINS STALLFD
SUPPURTFRS SAY AMENDMENT COULD KILL BANKING BILL
INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL BILL ALTERED
COU'T: LOT, NOT HOUSE. SOLO FDR BACK TAXES
INTANGIBLES TAX REFORM UNCERTAIN
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
REPEAL INTANGIBLES TAX
TAX COLLECTIONS RISE 21. 6S AS STATE'S ECONOMY SOARS
INTEREST IN HOTEL TAX SPREADS
REMOVE SALES TAX ON FOOD
TAX REPEAL EFFORTS TAKE SHAPE. BUT LOOK FAMILIAR
MARTIN'S TAX PLANS DESERVE CONSIDERATION
TAX REFORM: SOME OF THE ALTERNATIVES
BUSINESSES WANT BETTER SCHOOLS. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
N.C. TAX CUT "OST LOGICAL
MARTIN SAYS HE may ACCEPT DELAY IN SDMF STATE TAX CUTS
THREE-BLOC COALITION EYES SALES TAX FIGHT
CHAPEL HILL RANKS HIGH IN EFFICIENT USE OF TAXES
ALAMANCE APPROVES PLAN FOR WORKFARE
MARTIN DESCRI8E0 AS FLEXIBLE DN TAXES
TAX REFORM TO BE RIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
TAXES. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY,
N.C, TAXES
TAXES, U.S.
SEE ALSO HOTEL TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVi:E
SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO TAX OEFORM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX RILLSI
SEE ALSO UNITARY TAX
CONGRESS RELUCTANT TO FACE HA) 0 FACTS
SPENDING MANIA TO BRING CONGRESSIONAL TAX BATTLE
•HOLD ONTO WALLETS; CONGRESS IN SESSION'
NEW TAXES WON'T STO° NATION'S FLOW OF RED INK
FREEDOM, EQUALITY NOT THE SAM=
G°ACE COMMISSION FINGERS TAX HASTE
IRS PUTS SQUEEZE ON CHURCHES. PASTORS
RFAGAN ISN'T ROBBING THE POOR
SUPPLY-SIOERS RUSH Tu WRONG CONCLUSIONS
D"N'T TAX OUR BENEFITS
TAX SURPLUS OUT OF HANO
MONOALE CARRYING CROSS REPRESENTING TAXES (CARTOON!
TAX BREAK FOR TAR HEELS
THE COST OF DOING NOTHING
WHO'LL PAY NEW TAXES
RFGAN PLAN A GOOO START ON FIXING THE TAX SYST=M
INSIOE
REAGAN RELAXING ON 9E0 OF NAILS LABELED "GREAT TACKS DEBATE" (CARTOON)
TAXI CAB DRIVERS
HANDICAPPEO BOY LEFT IN COLD, RAIN
POLICE SEEK SLAYER OF TAXI DRIVER
TWO N.C. MEN ARRESTED AFTER TAXI DRIVER KILLED
ESCAPED KILLE» may HAVE ABOUCT ED DURHAM MAN
FLEEING KILLER IS SUSPECTED IN KIDNAPPING
TAXI CABS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. TAXI CABS
THIS TAXI'S COLOR HAS DOORMAN SEEING REO
TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
WITH NATION IN DEATHLOCK, TAY'AYER'S LEAGUE FORMEO A POSSE
TAY-SACHS DISEASE
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
TAY-SACHS TESTS TO BE GIVEN
TAYLORSvlLLE. N.C.
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WINOS AND RAIN PATTER TAYLORSVILLE
\
SCE ALSO COFFEE
WARM UP WITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS ACTIVITIES
A BIT 0' THE IRISH: ACKLANO AFTERNOON TFA IS 'TAN-TEA
FINE ART, FINE FJOD MAKE A G030 MATCH
TOURS, TEAS PLANNED AT N.C. A! T MUSEUM
TEACHER AIDES
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C.
, TEACHEP'S MIES
TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK
A CUPCAKE FOR THE TEACHER
TEACHER CERTIFICATION
CERTIFICATION POLICY HAY CANCL COURSFS
UNC PROGRAM BOOSTS MATH, SCIE'JCF TRAINING
TEST THE TEACHERS
TEACHER PLAN HOAX: PROPOSAL CALLS FOR RETREAT
ALLIANCE AIMS FOR IMPROVING f= ACHER TRAINING
TEACHER COMPETENCY
WHAT IS A 'COMPETENT- TEACHER?
•INSULTING' TEST BEST WAY TO JEEO OUT BAD TEACHERS
T^STS FOK TEACHERS A POOR IDEA
DURHAM EDUCATORS RAP COMPETENCY TESTS
COLOR BLIND TEACHER T>=STS
TFSTING NEEDED TO ENSURE DUALITY TEACHERS
TESTS ALONG WON'T ENSURE GOOD TFACHING
TEACHER TEST WON'T WORK
TEST THE TEACHERS
TEACHER EDUCA
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO T
BARBER-S
NCAE SAY
IDEA SOU
MORE STU
PANEL TO
TEACHERS
TRAIN TE
ASSEMBLY
TEACHER
UNC PROG
NEW G°OU
ALLIANCE
OURHAM T
TEACHER
ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
OF THE YEAR AWARD
ITED
ATION HELPS STU5ENTS LEARN
RS SUPPORT SWITCH TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS
MONTH ON SCHOOL TEACHERS' CASE
RRELL WAS A 'TEVCHER'S PET'
ESIGNED TO AIT TEACHERS IN CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS
CHOOLS TO COUPE' ATE
MIRAHLE IN OUKE- SCHOOLS' EFFORT
SCHOOLS, "AKE DIFFERENCE
BILL OK, BUT...
ECT SCHOOL PROG' AM
TO GET 21 ADDITIONAL TEACHERS
CREATE GREATER EXPECTATIONS
MORE PAY, MQRE SCRUTINY
S FACE 'HAPPY' SCHOOL TEACHERS
SYSTEMS FILL ALL TEACHERS' POSTS
VITY PROMOTED
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SHOUO NIX FREE TUITION PROPOSAL
TRAINING FUNDS RENEWE")
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NO: TEACHERS INVITE WOMEN'S STUDIES INTO THEIR CLASSROOMS
AIMS FOR IMPROVING T" ACHER TRAINING
EACHERS LAUD PROFESSOR'S PROGRAM AT OUKE
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TEACHER EVALUATION
SFE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL PLAN
SEE TEACHER TENURE LAW, N.C.
SEE TEACHERS, N.C, MERIT PLAN
TEACHER OF THE YFAR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. OU'HAM
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
TEACHER OF THE YEAR: EACH CHILD UNIOUE BEING
CLEMONS: MOTIVATION HELPS STU3ENTS LEARN
CASWELL TEACHER WINS HONOR
TEACHER OF THE YEAR: EDUCATORS CAN PROMOTE RESPFCT FOP THEIR PROFESSION
OUTSTANDING TFACHERS
SCHOOL BOARD TRAVEL POLICY VIEWED AS POSITIVE STEP
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD APPPOVES 'OLICY ON MONEY FOR MEETINGS
HUTCHINSON IS TEACHER OF YEAR
CITY'S TEACHER OF YEAR: MORRIS
MORRIS IS NAM=0 TEACHFR OF YE'R
DEDICATION BEARS FRUIT
ATHLETES' GRADES IMPROVE IN CITY
SHE'S WEARY OF RUN-AROUND
1984-S TOP TEACHtR SAYS SCHOOLS NEED FINE-TUNING, NOT OVERHAUL
TEACHER PREJUDICE
SEE ALSO PREJUOICE
LOW-INCOME STUOENTS CAN ACHIEVE
TEACHER TENURE LAW, N.C.
SCHOOL TENURE DISCUSSEO
TEACHERS. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL/CARR80R0 SCHOOLS
MERIT PAY PLAN TO BE SUGGESTED TO SCHOOL BOARD
EDUCATION BOARO CONSIDERS MORI T PAY
BDARO WILL GET REPORTS ON BATTERING EDUCATION
TEACHERS' RAISES PROPOSED
APPEALS COURT REVERSES TEACHE' RULING
CITY SCHOOLS OK 2-LEVEL RAISES
TEACHERS' PAY INC»E»SES MAY Bz OPPOSED
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES 15* FOR ALL
SCHOOLS HONOR TEACHERS, OTHERS
BOARD ENOORSES TEACHER 'LADDE"'
BOARD TO REVIEW POLICY ON LEAVE FOR TEACHERS
TEACHFRS AWAY, CHILOREN GET TO PLAY
GRANTS GIVEN TO TFACHERS IN CRP30R0, CHAPEL HILL
GOOD I0EAS REWARDED
TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO, SALARIES
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PAY H I KF S FOR EMPLOYEES
BOARD TRIMS FUND BALANCE
TEACHERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO TEACHER
MASSE'IBURG INV
CLEMONS: MOT IV
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CITY SCHOOL 30ARD ACCEPTS TWO TE4CHE0 RESIGNATIONS
ALLIANCE AIMS FOK IMPROVING TEACHER TRAINING
OEOICATION 3EARS FRUIT
CARPER PLAN IS TOP SCHOOL GOAL
DURHA" TEACHERS LAUD PROFESSOR'S PROGRAM AT OUKE
CITY SCHOOLS TO LOSE 5 TEJCKG POSITIONS
CREATIVE TcACHERS ARE AWARDED GRANTS
GRANTS AWARDED T0 ENCOURAGE CREATIVE TEACHING
BUND. SHE TEACHES ThF BLIND TQ COPE IN REGULAR SCHOOL
RFWAR01NG CREATIVITY
TEACHERS. DURHAM. SALARIES
hammonds: graduation re;uirem;nts ADEQUATE
PRIVATE SCHOOL GIVES DURHAM GCOD Example
school supplements high
teachers' raises to hurt 8u0&fts
school payday bill ok. but...
city school 30ar0 fills 3 vacancies
schocl administrators say pay plans may have snags
TEACHERS TOLO: MORE PAY. more SCRUTINY
TEACHERS" SALARIES CAUSE BUOGET HIKE
TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
JUOGE RULES CRUMP FIKING WAS J
JUOGE UPHOLDS OISMISSAL OF TEA
FEDERAL AGENCY PROBES RACIAL 9
TESTIMONY BFGINS IN SUIT AGA I"
TEACHERS' SUIT AGAINST SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TESTIFY IN CA
YEAGER SAYS LETTER MERELY TCT"
LAWYER: PUTTING LETTERS IN TEA
TEACHERS' SUIT GOES TO JUOGE
FARMING'S FUTURE TO BE DISCUSS
TEACHERS' ENOORSc"ENTS PROO'JCT
25 hqlT TEACHERS RAP ENDORSEM=
EDUCATORS HDLDING FIRM ON OOA'
TEACHER'S GROUP STANDS BY BOA!
TEACHER GROUP ATTACKS 'PARTIS'
SURVEY: TEACHERS had LITTLE V3
TFACHERS SUBJECT OF STUDY
SURVEY OF COUNTY TEACHERS AN I
•INTIMIDATION' CITED AT F"R'JM
OUKE PROGRAM DESIGNED TO AID r
O'JKE. UURHam SCHOOLS TO COCPE*
cooperation admirable in duke-
aoaro members aim to improve *
schools need federal aid
juoge rules against teachfrs:
teachers' rights not violated.
county schools cleared of disc
county schools charting right
u.s. officials clear county sc
school systems to get 21 aodit
funos will help reduce class s
master-teacher program praised
durham school systems fill al.
space may become classroom
outstanding teachers
school board travel policy vi=
county school board approves o
dedication bears fruit
durham teachers laud professor
ON OF CLASSROOM TEACHFRS
QN OF EDUCATORS
MASTER TEACHER PROGRAM
TEACHER-PUP IL RATIO
USTIFIEO
CHER
IAS COMPLAINT
ST YEAGER
CITES INTIMIDATION
SE ABOUT FILES
PLAINT'
CHERS" FILES OK
EO
OF SOUR GRAPES?
NTS
D ENDORSEMENTS
D ENDORSEMENTS
N' QUESTIONNAIRE
ICE IN ENDORSEMENTS
MPROPRIETY
EACHERS IN CITY,
ATE
SCHOOLS' EFFORT
ELATION*
COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUIT AGAINST YEAGER DISMISSED
JUDGE SAYS
RIMINATION CHARGE
COUPSF ON EQUALITY
HOOLS OF ?IAS
IONAL TEACHERS
IZE
TEACHERS' POSTS
WED AS POSITIVE STEP
OLICY ON MONEY FQR MEETINGS
S PROGRAM AT OUKE
TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO Durham county SCHOOLS, assaults
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR ASSAULTS
3ARR SENTENCED FOR 2 ASSAULTS
TEACHER:,. DURHAM COUNTY, SALARIES
SCHOOL SUPPLEMENTS HIGH
TEACHERS' RAISES TO HURT BUDGETS
RAISING TEACHERS' SUPPLEMENTS
CDUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET INCLUDES °AISF FOR TEACHERS PAIO LOCALLY
TEACHER PAY HIKE EYEO
CITY SCHOOL* ASK $11 MILLION IN LOCAL MONEY
■SALARY WAR' POSSIBLE
TEACHER PLAN PROMPTS FEAR
TEACHERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CLASSROOM TEACHERS
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION Oc 3L« CK EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. J.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. TEACHER'S AIDES
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
TEaChfrs are FQCUS OF PANEL'S CONCERNS
CASWELL TFACHFR WINS HONOR
GTE OFFERING TEACHER GRANTS
OAVIS: TEACHERS STILL MAY BAC< JIM HUNT
EVALUATING TEACHERS
HUNT PUSHES EOUCATION PLAN
JAYCEFS HONOR WAKE TEACHER
ELDERLY TEACHER DEDICATED TO CHILDREN AND EDUCATION
SCHOOLS OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR FALL
FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED TEACHERS
OURHAM EDUCATORS RAP COmPFTEn:y TESTS
ENGLISH TEACHERS SEEK LESS WO!K
MORE MONEY SEEN IN TEACHERS' 'TFPS
WRITING TEACHERS NEED AIO
HOUSE VOTES 94-0 FJR EDUCATION REFORM palkaGE
TEACHER UF THE YEAR: EDUCATORS CAN promote RESPECT FOR THEI" PROFESSION
GROUP SAYS MANY TEACHERS IN N.C. 'SELF-CENSOR' TO AVOIO CONTROVERSY
NCAE LEAOER SAYS SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS LOOMS AS CRISIS
NAACP PLANS PROBE OF SCHOOL HIRING PRACTICES
N.C. APPEALS COURT SACKS NEW <£ARING FQR TWO TEACHERS
FEDERAL OFFICIAL SEES MORE INTEREST IN EDUCATION
2 TEACHERS SOUGHT TO COMPETE ' 0« SHUTTLE SEAT
SHE'S WEARY OF RUN-AROUND
1984-S TOP TEACHER SAYS SCHOO. S NEED FINE-TUNING. NOT OVERHAUL
TEACHERS. N.C, CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C. "ER|T ~LJ'i
TEACHER PLAN HOAX: PROPOSAL C»LLS FOR RFTREAT
SCHOOL PLAN WOULD COST 1400 MILLION
CAREER PLAN FOR TEACHERS RAPPFO
SCHOOL BOARDS GROUP CALLS FOR ,C PRINCIPALS' TENURE
ORANGE. BURLINGTON SCHOOLS PICKEJ FOR TEACHER PROGRAM
NCAE OFFICIALS MAY NOT SUPPORT C AR E CR -L *DQE R PLAN
TEACHER CAREER PLAN SENT BACK TO STATE BOARD
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11/15/94
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11/19/04
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12/02/84
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12/11/04
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12/11/84
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12/12/84
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12/19/04
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12/2T/84
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1/12/84
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2/1D/84
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3/16/84
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4/0T/84
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6/15/84
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7/24/04
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8/21/84
B
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10/01/84
C
1
N
L39
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1/09/84
A 1
N
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l/10/e4
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S82
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1/2T/B4
B 1
N
W24
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2/27/84
C 1
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C05
M
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2/28/04
B 1
N
W24
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2/28/84
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C05
H
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2/29/94
3 1
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W24
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2/29/P4
c 1
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C05
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3/01/84
E 1
P N
W24
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3/01/84
B 3
N
H
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3/27/94
A 4
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3/30/54
B 5
N
W24
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3/30/04
c 1
N
C05
H
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3/31/84
c 1
N
W24
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4/12/94
B 1
N
W24
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4/13/94
B 1
N
W24
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4/19/84
C 7
N
W24
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5/01/84
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5/03/84
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5/10/84
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5/10/94
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C05
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5/29/54
A 1
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5/30/84
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7/24/84
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7/25/84
A 4
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7/25/84
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C05
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B/D8/04
B 1
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8/08/84
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8/10/94
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9/23/84
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11/01/94
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11/06/84
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11/15/84
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12/02/94
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1/2 5/84
B 1
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1/25/94
C 1
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3/16/84
C 1
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C05
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4/07/84
A
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C05
H
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5/05/84
A 4
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H
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5/15/04
B 1
N
W24
s
2
5/15/94
C 1
N
C05
H
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5/17/94
B 1
N
W24
S
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3/03/84
A 4
F
s
2
10/11/94
B 1
N
L39
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1/16/84
C
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C05
H 1
1/19/94
9
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H 2
1/25/94
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S 2
1/30/94
c
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COS
S 2
1/31/04
A
4
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2/02/84
c
7
N
H 2
2/29/84
A
11
N
S 2
3/38/84
A
10
F
S 2
5/15/84
c
3
N
H 2
5/13/04
A
3
N
* 2
5/18/84
c
1
N
C05
H 2
5/29/84
A
B
N
S 2
6/07/84
c
8
N
S 2
6/12/94
A
4
E
h 2
6/22/84
A
6
N
H 3
8/24/94
9
1
N
H90
H 2
9/08/94
A
10
N
M 2
9/26/84
A
10
N
H 2
10/11/04
A
7
N
H I
11/07/84
B
I
N
H 3
12/l3/'4
B
1
N
H90
S 2
12/29/94
A
14
N
H 2
12/30/84
D
4
E
S 2
12/31/94
A
3
N
H 2
10/07/84
0
4
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H 2
10/11/84
A
20
N
h 2
10/29/84
A
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N
h 2
11 '\ 1/84
B
I
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H 2
11/15/84
A
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11/26/04
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11/27/84
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12/31/84
N.C. COUNCIL BACKS SCHOOL PUNTING PLAN
N.C. EOUCATION REFORM PLAN ADVANCES
GOV. HUNT'S LAST BUDGET FEATURES EDUCATION THRUST
SCHOOL CAREER PLAN NEEDS MORE WORK
TEACHEkS' PLAN NEEDS CHANGES
TEACHERS. N.C
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO T
MERIT PA
PRINCIPA
CAREfcB L
FIRM 'CA
TEACHER
AN EXAMP
TEACHER
SCHOOL T
MARTIN A
PUBLIC K
PANEL FO
WAGE DEM
SHE'S HE
MERIT PLAN
EACHERS. N.C.i CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
EACHERS. N.C. SALARIES
Y PLAN TO BE SUGGESTS! TO SCHOOL BOARD
L SHOULD BECOME PRINCIPAL SCHOOL TEACHER
AOOER CONSIDERED FO"? TEACHERS
REER PLAN' VITAL
PLAN HOAX: PROPOSAL CALLS FOR RETREAT
LE OF EXCELLENCE
PLAN PROMPTS FEAR
ENURE DISCUSSED
GENOA WILL FOCUS ON MAJiR ITEMS
UST SACK MERIT PAY FO? TEACHERS. OFFICIALS SAY
RMEO TO STUDY PILOT PLAN ON TEACHER MERIT PAY
ANDS INFLATEO
ARY OF RUN-AROUNO
TEACHERS. N.C. RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT AGE
RETIREMENTS MAY HURT N.C. SECONDARY SCHOOLS
SHE HAS SO GUOO THEY TAPED NARRATIVE OF HOW SHE DIO IT
TEACHERS. N.C. SALARIES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C, MERIT 'LAN
LONGER M.C. SCHOOL YEAR. MORE TEACHEK PAY URGFO
HIGHER TEACHER SALARIES BACKED
HUNT EXPECTS PROPOSAL ON HIGH=R TEACHER PAY
TEACHERS' SALARY HIKE TO BE PJSHED
FRIDAY bACKS HIGHER SALARIES FOR UNC PERSONNEL. TEACHERS
CANDIDATE SAYS TEACHER PAY, JOBS TOP ISSUES
STEWART: MORE TAXES NEEDED FO< SCHOOLS
EDUCATION REPORT MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS FOR HUNT
NCAE REPORT CALLS FDR BOOST 11 PAY
REPORT RACKING TEACHERS' SALARIES HIKE CALLED EOUCATION BLUEPRINT
TEACHER PAY CHANGE PROPOSED
TEACHER PARTICIPATION BOOST TO REPORT
TEACHERS' PROPOSALS INCLUOE GOOD, BAD
PLAN CALLS FOR REFORM IN N.C. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NCAE GOFS FOR BROKE
EDUCATION PANEL'S PROPOSALS H« VE MERIT
N.C RANKS 33RD IN SPENDING P= R SCHOOL 5TUOENT
KNOX: TEACHER PAY TO RISE
J500 MILLION HELD NEEDED FOR SCHOOLS
TFACHER PAY RAISE FACTOR LOOKS PROMISING
WHAT IS A 'COMPETENT' TEACHER?
GROUP RECOMMENOS TEACHERS BE 'AID ON PERFORMANCE, EXPERIENCE
TFACHER PAY PLAN EMPHASIZES PERFJPMANCE ANO EXPERIENCE
CURRICULUM, PAY SAID KEY SCHOOL NFEDS
POLL: HIGHER TAXES OKAY FOR StHOOLS
PANEL URGES HIGHER PAY FOR TEACHERS
PAY RAISE COULD AFFECT OTHER SCHOOL SPENOIN",
LARGE TEACHERS' PAY HIKE MAY THWA»T IMPROVEMENTS
AT LEAST 10 PCT. 'AY INCREASE FOR TEACHFRS IS SUPPORTED
SURPLUS SHUULO ALLOW PAY HIKES, JORDAN SAYS
NCAC FURTHERS CAUSE OF EOUCATDRS
TEACHERS' PAY HIKE IMPERATIVE - PHILLIPS
PANEL URGES 15* RAISE FOR TEAIHERS
SCHOOL PEPORT DRAWS AMENS
TAR HEELS BACK MOST LEGISLATION FOR THEIR TEACHERS. POLL REVEALS
POLL: HIGHER SALARIES FOR N.C. TEACHERS BACKED
STATE EOUCATION PANEL PROPOSES MAJOR CHANGES
REPUBLICANS PROPOSE U-POINT SCHOOL PLAN
PANEL URGES TEACHER PAY RAISE
PHILLIPS CONFIDENT STATE WILL RAISE TEACHERS' PAY
LEGISLATORS AGREE IT'S TIME TO BETTER STATE'S SCHOOLS
EXCEPTION TAKEN TO TEACHER RAISE
NCAE CONVFNTION TO OPEN TONIGHT
SCHOOL REPORT OISCUSSEO
FISCAL REALITY TEMPERS TEACHERS' RAISE OEMANOS
CARRINGTON SEEKS 10* TEACHER HIKE
SEVEN CANDIDATES FUR GOVERNOR DE9ATF
ROYALL: TEACHERS will GET 15* SALARY INCREASE
LAWMAKERS MAY FUND TEACHER SALARY HIKES
1500 MILLION SURPLUS SEEN FOR STATE USE
HIGHER PAY WON'T MEAN BETTE" TEACHERS
HUNT PROPOSES 15* PAY HIKE FQ1 TEACHERS
KNOX 'NO FSIENO' OF N.C. TEACHEPS
PLAN WOULD RAISE TEACHER PAY 17*
PANEL'S GUIDELINES BEST FOR T=ACHERS' SALARIES
REWARD COMPETENT TEACHERS
MORE money SEEN IN TEACHERS' STEPS
HUNT REOUESTS 15 PCT. BOOST I 'I TEACHER PAY
LcGISLATORS SUPPORT HUNT'S PLAN
STATE AGENCY PROPOSES FIVE-ST?P SALARY PLAN FOR TFACHERS
SUPERINTENDENTS' PRIORITIES: TEACHER PAY, SMALL CLASSES
ASSEMBLY SHOUO NIX FREt TUITION PROPOSAL
GOV. HUNT IS BUYING VOTES WITH TAX MONEY
PLAN WOULD GIVE TEACHERS. PRINCIPALS 15* PAY HIKE
PANFL APPROVES STATE PAY RAISES
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL OKS «4.4 BILLION STATE BUDGET
SENATE STALLS BUDGET ADDITIONS
PUBLIC MONEY MISSPENT
MARTIN LIKES TEACHERS' PAY RAISE
STATE EMPLOYEE RESENTS PAY SCALE
TEACHERS PLEASED
SOMF TEACHERS ARE UNHAPPY OVE< 15 PERCENT PAY HIKE
STATE EOUCATION dOARO URGED TO IMPLEMENT NEW PROGRAMS
CREDIT REAGAN FOR TEACHERS' RAISES
DIVERSIONARY TACTIC?
LT. GOV. GREEN BIDS FAREWELL To N.C SENATE
RULES CHANGE, PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY QUITS
EDUCATION PACKAGE HAILED
ASSEMBLY, REAGAN GIVE GOVERNOR MAJOR VICTORY
HIGH SPENDING FOR SCHOOLS SEEN
OON'T IGNORE ECONOMIC PROBLEM'
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS SAY PAY PLANS MAY HAVF SNAGS
NCAF CHANGES ITS TUNE ON HUNT, RACE VS. HFLMS
•SALARY WAR' POSSIBLE
GREATER OEMANOS FACE 'HAPPY' SCHOOL TEACHERS
TEACHER PAY OUTRAGEOUS
PLAN WOULD PAY TOP TEACHERS 14 5, 696
CAREER LAOOER CONSIDERED FOR TEACHERS
STATE TEACHER PLAN APPROVED BY BOARD
NEW TEACHER PAY PLAN: A BLESSING OR SWINOLE?
FIRM 'CAREER PLAN' VITAL
TEACHERS AREN'T OVERPAID
TEACHER SALARIES HAVEN'T EOUAL ED INFLATION
TEACHER RAISE BACK PAY
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12/21/84
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12/30/84
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3/20/84
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11/16/84
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1/06/84
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1/09/84
C
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1/10/84
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1/10/84
A
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1/13/84
A
1
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1/17/84
B
1
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1/20/B4
B
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H 2
1/23/84
A
7
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H 7
1/24/84
A
10
N
S 2
1/24/84
B
5
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1/26/84
D
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S 2
1/26/84
C
1
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1/29/84
D
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1/30/84
A
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1/30/84
A
4
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2/01/84
A
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H 2
2/10/84
A
16
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2/10/84
C
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2/15/84
A
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S 2
2/16/84
A
12
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2/18/84
A
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2/21/84
0
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2/22/84
A
11
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2/23/84
B
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H 2
2/27/84
A
10
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H 2
2/28/84
A
3
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H 2
3/01/84
C
8
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S 2
3/01/84
c
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P N
H 2
3/10/84
A
9
P N
H 3
3/10/84
C
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H 2
3/12/84
A
4
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H 2
3/15/84
B
1
1
W24
H 2
3/16/84
A
10
N
H 2
3/16/84
B
1
N
W24
H 2
3/18/84
A
15
N
S 2
3/19/84
A
3
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H 2
3/2°/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/28/84
A
6
N
04 6
H 2
4/06/84
A
I
N
046
H 2
4/07/84
A
1
N
W24
H 2
4/09/84
A
1
N
046
H 2
4/tl/e4
A
4
L
H 2
4/12/84
A
14
N
S 2
4/12/84
A
2
N
C05
S 2
4/17/84
A
4
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H 2
4/19/84
a
4
N
H 2
4/20/84
A
10
N
H 2
4/26/84
8
1
N
W24
S 2
4/26/84
C
7
N
H 2
4/27/94
A
10
N
H 2
5/09/84
A
4
L
H 2
5/25/84
A
1
N
S 2
S/25/84
A
4
L
H 2
5/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/04/84
A
4
F
H 2
6/07/84
A
4
L
S 2
6/07/84
C
8
N
H 2
6/08/=4
A
1
N
046
H 2
6/08/84
b
1
N
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H 2
6/08/84
C
9
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H 2
6/09/84
A
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N
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H 2
6/13/84
A
4
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H 2
6/15/P4
A
4
L
S 2
6/19/84
A
1
N
H 2
6/2D/84
B
1
N
H 2
6/21/84
A
11
N
H 2
6/2V84
A
I
N
H 2
6/23/84
A
4
L
S 2
6/23/64
A
15
N
S 2
6/27/84
A
4
L
S 2
6/28/84
C
1
N
C05
S 2
7/02/84
A
T
N
H 1
7/04/84
C
1
P N
H 2
7/05/14
A
4
L
H 2
7/07/B4
A
4
L
H 2
7/07/84
A
12
N
H 2
7/08/84
A
1
N
046
S 2
7/09/e4
A
1
N
H 2
7/12/04
A
4
E
S 2
7/19/84
c
1
N
C05
H 2
7/23/84
A
4
L
H 2
7/27/84
A
1
N
W24
S 2
7/30/84
A
4
E
S 2
8/03/84
A
4
E
S 2
8/22/84
A
4
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H 2
9/05/84
A
4
L
H 2
9/05/84
A
14
N
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9/05/84
c
10
N
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9/06/84
A
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H 2
9/10/94
A
4
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9/1D/84
A
4
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H 2 .
9/16/84
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9/17/B4
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9/17/64
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TFACHERS ARE POLITICAL PAWNS
TEACHER. PLAN HOAX: PkOPOSAL CALLS FOR RFTREAT
NCAE: PUBLIC "ISSES BUALIIY, "AY LINK
NCAE OFFICIALS off base in gajgi.ng public views
TFACHER PLAN PROMPTS FEAR
16 SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO TRY PA* PLAN
ORANGE, BURLINGTON SCHOCLS PICKED FOR TfaChER PROGRAM
NCAE OFFICIALS MAY NOT SUPPORT CAREER-LADDER PLAN
TEACHER CARFER PLAN SENT BACK. TO STATE 80ARD
N.C. COUNCIL BACKS SCHOOL FUNDING PLAN
SCHOOL CAREER PLAN NEEDS MORE WORK
PANFL FORMED TO STUDY PILOT P'_ AN ON TEACHER MFRIT PAY
HONORED TEACHER OPOPS OUT, FA^NS MORE
FORMER TEACHER OF YEAR CHANGES CAREER. EARNS MORE
TAX REFORM TO BE BIG N.C. LEGISLATIVE ISSUE NEXT YEAR
TEACHERS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS,
TEACHERS
TEACHERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO OIAL A TEACHER ASSISTANCE
SEE ALSO GROWTH INITIATIVES FOR TEACHERS (GIFT)
SEE ALSO NATIONAL EDUCATION ASS1CIATI0N
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
TEACHERS GIVEN TIPS ON AVOIDING BURNOUT
LOW-INCOME STUDENTS CAN ACHIEVE
IMPORTING MATH TEACHERS
A TRIANGLE ORP-ITER?
...•WHY SEND A TEACHER INTO S'ACE? WE NEED TEACHERS HERE...1 (CARTOON!
TEST THE TEACHERS
ILLS NOT QUICKLY ERASEO
NEW HANOVER. READY FOR ORB! TINS TEACHER
TEACHERS. U.S.. SALARIES
IDEA SOUNO, NO PANACEA
TECH HI FI
TECH HIF| COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
TECH HIFI FILES FOR Rc0= GANI ZA T I ON
TCCH HIFI TO REOPFN DURHAM ST3RE
DOORS TO OPEN AGAIN
TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF ALAMANCE
TCA CAMPAIGN RAISES $16,669
3 SCHOLARSHIPS SET AT ALAMANCE SCHOOL
ALAMANCE BOARD ALLOCATES "ONEY
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT TCA
AGENCY SAYS ICA IS OFFERING RAINING FOR JOBS EMPLOYERS ARE TRYING TO
41,000 PRESENTED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENT AT TCA HONORED
ST0RY-1FLL1NG SESSION PLANNED
CLUB DONATES 1500 TO TCA
TCA CENTER SETS OPEN HOUSE
ALAMANCE TO HFLP PAY FQR NEW HATER SYSTEM
ALAMANCE WILL VOTE ON TCA BONO ISSUE
BUDGET KEFPS 76<Z TAX RATE IN iLAMANCE
ALA«ANCF TECHNICAL COLLEGE TA<ES 2-WEFK SUMMEP BREAK
ALAMANCE COLLEGE HIRES VIRGINIA MAN FOR DEAN'S POST
TCA GETS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM C: 3. AMETEK
TCA COMMENCEMENT
ALAMANCE MAY REQUEST $400,000 TCA REFUND
ALAMANCE CAN'T VOTE ON SALES TAX NOV. 6
TCA STUOENT AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
ALAMANCE MAY NOT GET 1400,000 BACK FOR TCA
10 TCA STUDENTS WIN WRITING H3N0RS
TWO TCA STUDENTS GET WACHOVIA SCHOLARSHIPS
GRADS SCORE WCLL ON NURSING EXAM
ALAMANCE VOTERS TO DECIDE 16 "ILLION TCA BOND ISSUE
TCA BOND ISSUE CAMPAIGNING HAS PICKED UP
REPUBLICANS WIN ALAMANCE POSTS TO GET MAJORITY ON COUNTY BOARO
TCA OFFERS MANAGEMENT COU»SES
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
MONEY-BACK DEAL TOO RARF
TECHNICAL PRECISION PLASTICS INC.
NEW PLANT TO OPERATE NEAR MEBANE
TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO CROUP TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR APPLIED TECHNOLOGY ANO SKILLS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE ANO TECHJOLOGV COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. TECHNOLOGICAL DEV=LOPMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
WHY 00 HIGH-TECH COMPANIES "01 E WHERE THEY 00' THEIR REASONS VARY
HART, MONDALE HUNT N.C. VOTES
RTI STUDIES TECHNOLOGIES
LOSING FACULTY TO INOUSTRY HU<TS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
DUKF COURSE EXPLAINS TECHNOLOGY
TRIANGLE MIRRORING 'HIGH GRO»TH' AREAS
ULO IDEAS CAN TOP HIGH TECH
HUNT PROCLAIMS HIGH TECH WEEK SEPT. 30 TO OCT. 6
HIGH TECH AIOS AUTO SAFETY
AUTHORITIES SAY HIGH TECHNOLOGY BR IN&S . . . SP Y I NG IN NORTH CAROLINA
TEDDY PEArtS
AOOPT-A-TOY
TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
SEE ALSO EEAUTY CONTESTS
WICKLP IN PAGEANT
TRYING HARD
HOPES OASHEO
OURHAM GIRL WINS MISS TEEN HON OP
MISS WICKER IN NATIONAL TEEN PAGEANT
WINS AWARD
TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY. AOOLESCENT
TEENS
SEE ADULESCENCE
TEER OEVELOP»ENT PARK
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK IS PLANNE3 NORTH OF R TP
TEER BUILDING INDUSTRIAL PARK
TEER ENTERPRISES, LTD.
THRIFT SHOP GETS PERMANENT SPIT
NEW INOUSTRIAL p AP K IS PLANNED NORTH OF RTP
TEER BUILDING INOUSTRIAL PARK
TEL-AMCO. INC.
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10/10/84
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11 /14/84
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H 2
11/1V84
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H 2
11/26/84
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H /
11/27/84
A 1
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S 2
1 1/27/34
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H 2
12/12/84
A
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12/20/84
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N
H >
12/27/84
B
N
H 1
12/27/84
B
N
s 2
12/31/84
A 1
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3/24/84
6/30/84
7/U/B4
9/30/84
8/30/84
9/05/84
9/11/B4
10/05/84
C05
H90
4 T T R56
4 E
4 E
S 2 1/20/34 A
S 2
4/09/84
C 1
N
H 2
4/10/P4
A 9
N
S 2
4/1 1/34
C 1
N
H 2
4/12/84
B 2
N
H 2
1/06/84
A 7
N
H 2
1/22/34
B 8
N
H I
2/21/94
8 1
H
H 1
2/23/84
B 1
N
H I
3/02/34
B 1
N
H 2
4/05/84
A 10
N
H 1
4/05/84
B 1
H
H I
4/05/84
B 1
N
H !
4/06/84
a l
N
H I
4/12/84
B I
N
H I
5/08/84
B 1
N
H 1
5/24/84
B 1
N
H60
H 1
6/12/84
C 1
N
H 1
6/15/84
B 1
N
H I
6/16/34
C 1
N
H60
H 1
6/27/84
b 1
N
H 1
8/14/84
P 1
N
H 1
9/21/84
B 1
N
H I
0/29/84
B 1
N
H60
H 1
9/15/84
B 1
N
H 1
9/18/84
B 1
N
H 1
9/22/84
B 1
N
H 1
9/28/34
B 1
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H 3
10/13/84
B 1
N
H 1
10/30/84
C 1
N
H60
H 1
11/03/84
B 1
N
H60
H 1
11/07/84
B 1
N
H 1
11/17/84
B 1
N
S 2 3/10/84 A 4
H 1 9/06/84 B 1
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4/26/84
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5/09/34
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5/12/84
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1 10
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6/16/34
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7/18/94
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1/21/84
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I N _
12/31/84
S U B J E
PHONE COMPANY TO LOWER BATES
TEL AVIV. ISRAEL
OON'I MOVE EMBASSY
TEL|lf A^OCUe^Y KFFSklC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SPE AL SO COMPUTFRS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
III alIS SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
SENORThFrJEt1lECOMNEARNINGS JUMPED Tl.S PEKCENT IN 1983
NORTHERN TELECOM OFFERS NEW FEATURES
GIFT FOR CENTER TO BUY VIDEO IOUIPMENT
TELEPHONE CABLES
SEE ALSO UNDERGROUND CABLES
PHONE CABLE SEVERED
PARK PHONE WOES CONTINUE
TELEPHONE CABLES SEVERED
PHONE SERVICE RESTORED , ___„.,.
SEVERFD TELEPHONE CABLES CUT SERVICE
J48.000 IN DAMAGE TO GT"= 8URlc0 CABLES
A 5TRAIGHT ANSWER. FINALLY
TELEPHONE COMPANIES _ „
B" IN-STATE PHONE COMPETITION BACKED
TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
NFW PHONE BOOKS ARE OUT
HUMAN WIvtiiPHKl WORTHY PROJECT
TtLEPS^E0?PVOICERSSOF DUKE HANGS UP HEADPIECE
TELEPP^ELL°wIi5ts POSTER LAW WITH • TEETH-
UTILITY POtl POSTERS SHOULD BE BANNED
POSTER- REMOVAL CHARGE WOULD LCSSEN PROBLEM
TELEPHONE RATES „ Tnr
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
SOUTHFRN BELL ASKS SO* RATE HIKE ON HOME PHONES
CENTRAL TELEPHONE PLANS MORE INFORMATION ON BILL
PHOf'E DIRECTORY SERVICE TO JU»P
NEW TELEPHONE CHARGES IN EFFECT
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR DISCOUNT 5IALING PLAN
NOTICE OF HEARING ( AOVE° T I SEM= NT I
PHONE ASSISTANCE RATE MAY RISE
SENATF PANEL OKS TELEPHONE COMPROMISE
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVED
BFLL TO RAISE RATES 20 PERCENT
PHONE COMPANY TO LOWER PATES
BFLL COULD GET 1 4* OF REQUEST
SOUTHERN BELL RATF I NCRE ASE OP POSED
DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE RATES TO. NCPEASE
PHUNE CATCH 2? : STATE SAVES. ITIZENS DON'T
SS^fet^feisniRs m;,ffiWtB*39i h,ke peouest
2fSTC.TSSoUNCSis!::R,.fE5HSS5!:i5?ISSȴPON.L LONG DISTANCE CALLS .AD,
TEXTILE SLUMP SEEN AS SIGN OF RECESSION
COME BACK DOWN, AT&T
FATrT-^YMiNT1;F0R4IL0CAL ACCESS CUT Ml MI LL ION
S^UTHERN^^ K8RsBftLS& SlVcIo"
SOUTHERN BELL SA YS ME A SURED- SE RVI CE HELPED CONSUMERS
miller: phone rates may drop
no regrets. huh?
telephone recoros
SEEauo^tSrsPU2rfCpSoCbTgSuse of science school phones
search of phone records leo to fugitives
telephone threats
see also harassment
see also obscene phone calls
see also threats
moslem temple receives threat
telephones. durham
sfe also directory assistance c5lls ,„...
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (9UI
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE ANO ELECTRONICS CORP.
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. 3 F THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO TOUCHTONE TELEPHONE SE'VICE
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
GTE TO INSTALL HIGH-TECH PROGRAM
PHONE ASSISTANCE RATE MAY H I SE
SORPY. THIS NUMBER IS OUT OF SERVICE
PHONE SERVICE RESTORED
WRONG NUMBER! _ , „
NEW PHONE EQUIPMENT IN USE T03 AY
WRONG NUMBER IN WRONG PLACE
CITyTcOUnTYBSChOOL BRASS TO LOSE PHONE SERVICE FOR HOURS
SCHOUL OFFICES WILL NOT HAVE "HONES FOR 4 HOUP S MONDAY
CUSTOMERS REPORT TELEPHONE TROUBLES
TIN CAMS, STRING WOULD WORK A> WeLL
^,|Rg5EWENTs'"MAYSCURTAIL PHONE SERVICE FOR WHILE
MONDAY'S CALLERS SET RECORO
CHANGE PHONE SERVICE
"""^il'lNSIilSa.'^EfiAOA TELEPHONES WERE SILENT
61 REACHES OUT ON CREDIT AND TOUCHES
TELEPHONES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
C T S
PAf.E 699
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S 2
3/26/34 A
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S 2
6/16/84 A
2 P
N
S 7
7/05/34 C
1
N C60
H 2
6/27/84 B
1 P
P M66
S 2
6/28/84 C
1 P
N C60
H 2
6/29/34 B
I
N
S 2
6/30/84 A 13
N
H 2
7/11/84 A 14
N
H 2
7/22/84 0 10 P
N L41
H 2
8/15/84 A
4
L
H 2
4/28/84 A
1
N
H 2
3/27/84 B
4 P
N
S 2
3/31/84 A
4
E
H 2
7/27/84 A
4
L
H 2
12/07/84 B
2 P
F J40
H 2
2/09/84 B
1
N S51
H 2
2/13/84 A
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S 2
2/17/84 A
4
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H 2
1/17/84 A
1
N
H 1
1/24/84 B
1
N
S 2
2/0VB4 C
I
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H 2
2/15/84 A
I
N
H 2
2/16/84 A
1
N
H 2
2/21/84 A
13
N
H 2
3/01/84 A
17
N
H 2
4/04/34 A
10
N
S 2
4/09/84 8
3
N
H 2
4/28/84 A
1
N
H 2
5/23/84 A
p
N
H 2
5/24/84 C
11
N
H 2
5/26/B4 C
I
N
S 2
5/26/84 A
3
N
H 2
5/27/84 B
10
N
H 2
6/12/84 A
14
N
H 2
6/20/84 A
5
A
S 2
6/21/84 C
1
N C60
H 2
6/28/84 A
19
N
H 2
6/29/34 A
6
N
H 2
8/04/84 A
I
N
S 2
3/17/84 C
6
N
H 2
8/25/P4 A
1
N
H 2
8/28/34 A
3
N
H 2
9/01/84 A
1
N
H 2
9/03/34 C
1
N
S 2
9/10/34 A
4
E
H 2
9/14/04 A
6
N
H 2
9/26/34 A
1
N
H 2
10/10/34 A
3
A
H 2
10/22/84 A
10
N
H 2
10/25/84 A
4
L
H 2
10/31/84 A
5
L
H 2
U/04/84 8
15
N
H 2
11/10/84 A
1
N
H 2
11/21/34 A
I
N
S 2
11/29/84 C
6
N
5 2
12/03/34 A
3
N
H 2
12/06/84 A
4
E
S 2 2/29/84 C 1 N
H 2 6/25/84 All N
H 2 12/28/84 A 11
H 2
1/21/34
B
1 o u
S 2
5/24/B4
A
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N
s ?
6/21/84
L
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C60
H 2
6/29/84
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6/30/°4
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S 2
7/13/84
C
1
H 2
7/14/34
A
12
H 2
7/14/84
B
1
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7/14/84
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N
C60
H 2
7/27/84
B
I
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S 2
7/27/84
C
14
H 2
9/01/84
H
1
N
H 2
9/14/84
A
4
L
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11/05/84
L
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C60
H ?
1 1/06/84
C
I
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12/01/84
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4
H 2
12/05/84
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5/15/34
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1 1
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H 2
6/01/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 700
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. TEL=PHONES
SEE ALSO DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE CALLS
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONF CO. IF THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALjO MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO RADIO-TELEPHONE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHON- CJ.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. U.S.
ATtT PREAKUP CHANGES SYMdOL AMD 'JAME OE WESTERN ELECTRIC
HE RECEIVES CHARGE =«n« MOTOR VEHICLES
ATCT BREAKUP EOCUSES ATTENTION ON SMALL N.C. PHONE COMPANY
SMALL TELEPHONE COMPANY IS GETTING LOT OF PUBLICITY
SOUTHERN BELL TO USE CREOIT-C»RO PHONES
IN-STATE PHONE COMPETITION BACKED
NEW MOBILE PHONE SERVICE DUE IN PIEDMONT
APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR DISCOUNT HALING PLAN
SENATE PANEL OKS TELEPHONE COMPROMISE
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVED
BUSINESSES HAVING TELEPHONE PROBLEMS
TELEPHONE COMPANY WANTS TO BUILD TRANSMISSION TOWER IN ORANGE COUNTY
MCI GETS PERMISSION FOR MICROWAVE TOWER
PHONE CATCH 22: STATE SAVES. CITIZENS DON'T
STATE TELEPHONE NETWORK WOULD PINCH TAXPAYERS
FUTURE TELEPHONES MAY GIVE DIRECTIONS DURING EMERGENCIES
POLLSTERS CAN'T BEACH STATE'S LI* OF HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT PHONES
CHAPEL HILL DEVICES ALLOW UEAF PEOPLE TO CALL
TOWN HAS MACHINES TO AIO OEAE PE'JPLE
TELEPHONES. SERVICE DISRUPTION
LOCAL TELEPHONE SERVICE CALLEO UNPELIABLE
LOPPED TELEPHONE LINE CUTS CHAPEL HILL SERVICE
SEVERED CABLE HALTS SERVICE
PHUNES NOT WORKING
PARK PHONE WOES CONTINUE
SCRRY, THIS NUMBER IS OUT OF SERVICE
TELEPHONE CABLES SEVERED
PHONE SERVICE RESTUREO
SFVFRFD TELEPHONE CABLES CUT SERVICE
PHONE SERVICE IS INTERRUPTED
PHONE SERVICE RESTORED
NEXT TIME YOUR PHONE IS 8R0KEM, CALL ALABAMA
CUSTOMERS REPORT TELEPHONE TROUBLES
CUT CABLE OELAYS LONG-OI ST ANC= CALLS
TELEPHONES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRFONE. INC.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPH"NC CO. 3 F THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO OBSCENE PHONE CALLS
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN bELL TELEPHON= CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
ATCT CHAIRMAN: TAKE DEREGULATION ALL THE WAY
TELETYPEWRITERS
SEE ALSO DEAF
OTHERS' AWARENESS IS GREATEST NEED OF UEAF
TOWN HAS MACHINES TO AID OEAF PEOPLE
TELEVISION
SFE ALSO CBS
"" ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, U.S.
ALSO CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
ALSO PAY TV
ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION
' SOAP OPERAS
SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
TELEVISION VIULENCE
SEE ALSn UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF RAOIOi
SEE ALSO VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO VIDEOTAPE
TELEVISING EXECUTIONS WON'T E'l 0 DEATH PFNALTY
INSIDE
MUSIC VIDEOS SAIO PFRVARDED WITH VIOLENCE. SEX.
AVOIO 'TRASH WITH FLASH'
TELEVISION. RELIGION
SEE RELIGION, TELEVISION AHO RATIO BROADCASTS
TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SFE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
STOP TELEVISION TORTURE
400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMERCIALS READY
•ONE SWIPE" CLEANER NOT 99. 9 'ERCFNT EFFECTIVE
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO CHILORPN, TELEVISION (. RAOIO
SFE ALS" EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
HELMS BACKERS LAUNCH ADS. DRAW HUNT'S FIRE
OLYMPIC AOS: THE CUTEST, THE FUNNIEST, THE MOST MOVING, THE MOST...
HUNT, HFLMS SQUABBLE OVER TAX= S AS BUTH BEGIN NFW COMMERCIALS
TELEVISION INDUSTRY
RAOIO RULING MAY AIO TV INOUSTRY
TELEVISION NFWS "ROADCASTS
SEE ALSO BROAOCASTERS. U.S.
SFE ALSO PEABODY AWARD
CAMERAS MISS THE RECOVERY
INSIDE
NFTWUPKS PROMOTE S ACCHAR IN-S WF ET IMAGE OF COLD-BLOODED N.C. KILLER
TV OVFKKILL
KOPPEL: TV NEWS SHOULO TRUST =>URLIC WITH THE TRUTH
TELEVISION STATIONS
MINISTER NEEUS W MILLION FOR TV STATION
APPLICATIONS POUR IN FOR TV CIAMNFLS
RAOIO RULING MAY AIO TV INOUSTRY
TELEVISION STATIONS. DURHAM
TELEVISION STATION MAY BE SOLD
TELEVISION VIOLENCF
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. TELEVISION C RAOIO
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
H 1
1/07/84
B
1
N
H 2
1/3D/F4
A
4
L
S 2
2/08/84
A
IS
N
H 2
2/09/84
A
B P
N
H ?
2/22/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/28/R4
A
1
N
H 2
5/17/84
A
22
N
H 2
6/12/84
A
14
N
H 2
6/28/84
A
19
N
H 2
6/29/84
A
6
N
H 2
7/30/84
A
7
N
H 2
8/02/84
8
1
N L41
H 2
8/08/84
A
9
N
H 2
9/03/64
C
1
N
S 2
9/10/84
A
4
E
S ?
10/02/84
P.
5
N
S 2
11/01/84
c
3
H
H 3
12/22/84
B
1
N
S 2
12/22/84
A
18
N
H 2
1/04/84
A
4
L
H 2
1/18/R4
B
5
N
S 2
1/18/84
C
2
N
S 2
5/31/84
c
1
N
S 2
6/28/84
c
1 P
N C60
H 2
6/29/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/29/84
B
1
N
S 2
6/30/84
A
13
N
H 2
7/11/84
A
14
N
S 2
8/09/84
C
1
N
S 2
8/10/84
C
1
N
H 2
8/15/84
A
1
N
H 2
9/01/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/22/84
A
27
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SCROOGE RECALLEO
LAID OFF, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: TRANGE FOLKS MAKE THE BEST OF A PAD...
HARDSHIPS HIT EX-MILLWORKERS
YOU CAN'T SMOOTH OVER PLANT CLOSINGS
SOME TEXTILE WORKERS FEAR FOR JOBS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY, PROFITS
SFE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C, PROFITS
TEXTILE EARNINGS FORECAST TURNS MUCH GLOOMIER
TEXTILE SLUMP SEEN AS SIGN OF RECESSION
TEXTILE JOB LOSSES CLIMB IN o: TOBER
SURVEY: 1984 GOOO FOR MANY BUSINESSES BUT NOT FOR TFXTILES
TEXTILES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOO.
ANCIENT CLOTH 'INTRIGUES'
THAILAND
THAILAND MAY BUY MORE LEAF
THALHIMERS OEPT. STORE
NORTHGATE SEEKS OK FOR BUILDING PLANS
NORTHGATE PROJECT TO COST 115 MILLION
THANKSGIVING
PRESIDENT TO GET TAR HEEL TURKEY
HAPPY ACTORS
YOUNG PILGRIMS
AN EARLY FEAST
OFFICES WILL CLOSE FOR THANKSGIVING
ORANGE OFFICES CLOSING
PATROLMEN TO RE OUT IN FORCE FOR HOL I OAY
THANKSGIVING MEAL TO BENEFIT BLAY
COURT CLOSED FRIOAY
SOUP KITCHEN TO DONATE MEALS
SOMF WORDS OF THANKS FROM THE MUSE OF PRAISE
TAKE YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY AND STUFF IT
TROOPERS OUT IN FORCE FOR HOLT OAY TRAFFIC
Y1UNGSTFRS PITCH IN TO HELP
THANKSGIVING: MOST WORKERS TA<E A DAY (OR TWOI OFF
SOUP KITCHEN EXPECTS ABOUT 253 FOR DINNER
THANKSGIVING NOT TOP HOLIDAY FOR BIG FEASTS
SFRVING A NEED
THE FEAST
THANKSGIVING STARTED IN VIRGINIA
ROLLINS MISSES 5TH THANKSGIVING WITH FAMILY TO BE AT SOUP KITCHEN
INSIUE
pumpkin pie, turkey solid favorites
please, no more turkey days
housing authority, grocers help needy
thanksgiving day
thanksgiving started in virginia
tharpington, smith and hargrove
school board to consider rehiring law firm
board to consider firm
legal firm is rehired by schools
theater in the park
dramatic events are staged
theateps, durham
sfe also academy of music idurhahi
see also duke players
see alsr durham theater guild
see also grano theater (Durham, n.c.i
see also hoof 'n' horn
see also reviews, theater
see also summfr theater at duke
see also synergic theater
see also theaters, n.c.
see also triangle dinner theate'
movies to m oney
theaters, n.c.
see also movie theaters
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l/14/»5
A >HCTO INVENTORY
sfe alsc parkway playhouse
see also raleigh inn
see also theaters, durham
n.c. theater business excellent
auditions annhunceo
new oinner theater to open
theaters. regional
SFE ALSO CAROLINA REGIONAL ThEA'RE
DRAMATIC EVENTS ARE STAGED
THEFT INSURANCE
•SHOOT' YOUR VALUABLES FOR
THEFTS. "UPHAH
SEE KObBERY, DURHAM
thermal storage
L'.m SAYS TEST BRANDS ARE OOINS WELL IN WEST
THERMOSTATS. MANOATORY CONTROLS
SEE AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE ENERGY CONSERVATION, U.S.
THERMOTRON
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HYPERTHERMIA
SUIT SAYS ENVIOUS COLLEAGUE HJRREO CANCER RESEARCH
THETA SIGMA PHI
OFFICERS ELECTED
THINKING
ARE STUHENTS TAUGHT TO THINK?
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICT (U.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 1N.C. E U.S.I
HARNETT REPUBLICAN CHALLENING WHITLEY
THIRD PORK CREEK
3RD FORK GROUP PLANS ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE
ANNIVERSARY IS SET
NEW OFFICERS
3RD FORK GETS STATE PRIZE
THIRD FORK WATCH TO RECEIVE AWARO
TH[RO FORK CLEANUP SET
THANK* FOR CLFANUP
WORK STARTS ON 3RD = URK LINE
SOURCE np LEAK 3EING SOUGHT
chemical pirm asked to prevent leakage
firm working to avoid chemical leak
creek cleanup needeo
thiro wopld nations
unc study supports u.s. unesco pullout
professor says his research m> y back unfsco oecision
uniten nations agency unworthy of tax oollars
roberts joins duke faculty
duke festival e"phasizes thir3 world's rich culture
third world series begins on "onoay at duke university
triangle aids thiro world
thirteenth senatorial distpict (n.c.i
see also congressional oistricts (n.c. c u.s.i
see also duphah county, n.c legislators
hancuck. campbell join oeuq races
monroe to seek seat in tar heel senate
ivey seeks state post
hancock wins packing
conservation league enoorses -1ancock
incumbent state senator is predicting "tight race'
state senate district approve?
senate hopefuls back protecti1n of lakes
oeath penalty views ape given
issuts proliferate in 13th district race
13th oistrict state senate candidates
mps. gates says nurses eack hp r
hunt, koyall top n.c. senate field
election returns in durham cojnty: por state senate
hancock to sack koyall ano hunt
hancock vows support for winners hunt, royall
•pork barrel' h1los 1355.000
■. orange elections uncontested
this eno up (furniture co. i
jury acouits war0 of assault charges
this is spinal tap ifilmi
•tap- admirable rock spoof
thom mcan fo0t9all trophy
see also awards
thom mcan winner
Thomas C. lane PUBLISHING CO.
INSIOE LOOK
THOMAS EDISON-M«x MCGRAW NATIONAL SCIENCE AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS I SEE ALSO Names op SCHOLARSHIPS!
2 MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS CJMPFT" FOR SCHOLARSHIP
2 MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS
STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
'HOMAS J. WATSON MEMORIAL SC"OL AP S-l 1 PS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF
StX AREA STUOFNTS WIN GRANTS
THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD (UNIV.
SEE ALSO AWAROS
COUPLE GETS JFFFERSON AWARO
THOMAS wnLFE F6ST
THOMAS WOLFE wO'JLO 3E PROUD
THORAZINE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS TIES UP RESOURCES
THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CAKRtORO,
THOUGHTS (BOHKI
A TREASURE OF THOUGHTS
SCHOLARSHIPS!
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MAN CHARGED WITH MAYING THREAT
I»S WORKER THREATENED
SBI TO INVESTIGATE THREATS AB1UT UNC FMPLOYFES
UNC SEEKS SOI PROBE OF 'GAY' THREAT "
SBI STUOIES THREATENING LETTER
COWAROLY ACCUSERS SINK TO NEW LOW BE LETTERS
DELIVERING THREATS CHARGE FILED
THREE GUYS NAKED FROM THE WAIST OOWN IPLAYI
THREE GUYS NAKED FROM THE WAIST DOWN
!JMSEC. GUYS' REVEAL TALFNT IN COMEDY PREMIERE
'THREE GUYS ANKEO' NOT ALL IT APPEARS
THREE "ILE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
SFE ALSO PENNSYLVANIA
RUAr?E1HrKE,s'0UGH:T^0NAl8e?Mr S"V'CE NEW 'N°{J%""'
Hj£i S9ULD WELCOME HELP IN SIMILAR PLIGHT
P1R...nF DUKE pOWER REQUEST WOJLD GO FOR TMI CLEANUP
AGENCY SAYS IT WILL OPPOSE CHARGES LLtANUP
THE THRIFT SHOP
CHURCHES OPENING THRIFT SHOP TUOAY
THUNOERSTORMS
SFE ALSO WINO DAMAGE
RAIN ERPM THUNDERSTORMS HALTS TRAFFIC
STORMS STRIKE STATE
THURSTON, INC.
APPEALS COURT AGREES FIRM DISCRIMINATED
TI-CARO, INC. (GASTONIA, N.C.I
J?VEST";ENT ^ROUP PLANS TO PURCHASE TI-CARO
TI-CARO EARNINGS UP 32%
TI-CARO SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE 8UY0UT
ri-CARU bUYOUT APPKOVFD
J!~£A"9„INC- PICKS FRY AS CHAIRMAN
J4Jf9,VfR FEARS "UR TEXTILE FIRM BUYOUTS
TEXTILE BUYOUT PEAK SAIO REAC1E0
TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S LEVERAGED 'UYOUTS SEEN SLOWING
TICKET-SCALPING
BROKERS SCALPING CONCERT TICK=TS
WHO GETS SCALPEO? »<*.«
TICKS
SFE ALSO INSECTS, P=STS
SEE ALSO POCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FFVER
WBAFrc4HfOU?*FRoV!poT,TFDBFEvlRS "' *N° FEVEB SE*S°N
cARLY 0ETECTI0N EASES SPOfTED FEVER TREATMENT
TIJUANA FATS (RESTAURANT!
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TIMBFR
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TREES
STORMS TOOK TOLL ON N.C. TIMH=R
?IMPE^?S.T,F^EDU,T °VER """
RESEARCH CENTER AT OUK E TO CO" US DN TfMRFR FiiTiidp
LHRISTMAS TREES — A 135.5 MILLION N.C. INOUSTRY
TIMBERLYNE SUBDIVISION ICHAPEL HIL' , N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, APARTMENTS
HIGH-RISE DRAWS COMPLAINTS
DFVFLOPERS RACK TO DRAWING BOARD ON WOOOL YN PLANS
THE TIMBERS IHILLS80RUUGHI
WATER HALT ORDERED TO TRAILER PARK
^99LU?9ERS UATER SERVICE RESTORED
RFSIOENTS' WATER IS RESTOREn
WATER SERVICE PROBED
HILLSBOROUGH OFFICIALS PROBE WATER SERVICE
STATE NAMED DEFENDANT IN WATE' SUIT L"V"-C
STATE DEF6N0ANT IN WATER LAWSJIT
rii;fe55aOOUGH WATER HOOKUP BAN IS LIFTED
TIMBERS OWNERS WANT CASE MOVE"" '-lr,cu
MAN IS SHOT
HOPE MILLS MAN SHOT IN CHEEK
HILLSBOROUGH TO RIP DOWN POLITICAL SIGNS
TIME
SEE ALSO CLOCKS
WE'RE IN 'COMMON ERA-
TIME, INC.
SFE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO TIME MAGAZINE
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARSES
TIME AFTER TIME ICLOTHIERI
THERE'S A NFW WRINKLE IN OLD CLOTHES
TIME-OUKF UNIV. FELLOWSHIP
III *.L,S2 SUI<E UNIV.; FELLOWSHIPS
III 4L§2 DUKE UNIV., JOURNALISM FELLOWS
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON POST-DUK t UM I V. F*l 1 nwS
NEWSPAPERMEN FROM NFW YORK TO VI S I T DUKF
•NEW YORK TIMES' JOINS DUKE JOURNALISM PROGRAM
TIME MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO TIME, INC.
REPORTER SAYS: PRESS IMPERILET
■NO NEWS' LABEL UNFAIR
TIME SHARING
TIME-SHARE RESORTS MUST RFGISTER IN N.C.
BEACH CLUB INVESTORS WITHOUT 1EEDS MAYNOT HAVE CLAIMS
TI»E SHARING INC.
COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
TIMES OF LONDON
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO SUNOAY LONDON TIMES CN'-wSPSPERI
EDITUR TEACHING FAR FROM LONODN--9UT MOT CONTROVERSY
TIN CITY
SEE HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
TIRES
SEE ALSO PANOAG CORP.
SEE ALSO GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBB=R CO.
SEE ALSO UNITED RUBBER WORKERS JNION
HAMLET'S COUNCIL T[Ret) OF 'PRTJECT'
STATE SAYS HIS TIRES MUST GO
TIRE EXPLODES. KILLS 3RYS0N CITY "AN
TISHMAN-SPEYER PROPERTIES INC.
NEW TOWN BUILDERS LONG ON RESOURCES
TISSUE BANK
SEE SKIM RANK
TITLE I* CFED. LEGISLATION PROHIBITING SFX DISCRIM. IN INTERCOLLEG. SPORTS1
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPURTS
SOME SENATORS "NERVOUS- A30UT HEARING HELMS SET
REA'.AN LIMITS -OMEN'S CHOICES
CIVIL RIGHTS RILL WENT TOO FA3
TITLE XX FFDERAL FUNDS
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY
FAMILY PLANNING IMPORTANT
TOADSTOOLS
SEE ALSO "USHROOMS
TOADSTOOL CONDOS7
TOASTMISTRESS CLUB
SEE TRIANGLE CITIES TOASTMISTRESS CLUB
TOBACCO
see also aoolescence. smoking
see also prown ano williamson to 3acco co.
see also pull durham tobacco co.
see also chewing tobacco
see also china, tobacco
see also cigarette industry ( se5 also names of cigarette manufacturers!
see also c igarettes
see also duke homestead state histopic site
see also ourham tobacco board 0= trade
see also flue-cured tobacco cooperative stabilization corp.
see also national tobacco education council
see also n.c. tobacco producers association
see also smoking
see also tupacco, production
see also tobacco institute (washington, o.c.i
n.c. tobacco forecast mixed
tobacco damage probed
officials: herbicides damaged tobacco
no damage reported to ourham _eaf crop
somf ourham tobacco crop may 5e hur t by herbicioe
reynolds pushes aheao on tgbaccoville plant
ingram to visit w. r. grace fertilizer plant
adjusters to assess fertilize' damage
tobacco crop in good shape
firm says it has insurance f0> damaged tobacco
growers riled over tobacco settlement plan
graham upset by plan to assess leaf oamage
agreement signed in plant laws case
heavy rains not expected to hj fl t ourham tobacco
fertilizer manufacturer files suit against john ingram for slander
farmeos threaten suit over leaf settlement offers
leaf meeting sought
concern growing over south's tobacco, textile woes
topacco, acreage
leaf crop expected to ofcline slightly
topacco, advertising
see also advertising
see also cigarettes, advertising
•smokeless tobacco' aos hit
a promotional puff
topacco, allotments
see also topacco, flue-cured
leaf program changes "ay affett farmers
tobacco ouutas proposals maoe
non-growers selling tobacco allotments
tobacco quotas likely to be rfducfo in 1985
officials: leaf program in deep trouble
hunt: oxforc loop contract to be awarded in oec.
tobacco association's board u' ge s price support changes
tnbacco uuota cuts opposed
n.c. topacco farmers argue against ouota cut
flue-cured tobacco duota cut 3y ) . 7*
fluf-cuffcd quota cut upsets leaf officials
n.c. topacco officials express dismay at cut in 1985 ouota
some lcaf growers oppose quot* cut
10 percent cut in burley tobacco ouota supported
tobaccu farmers' plight (cartooni
leaf fee, new quota endanger =apmer«
state's '85 tobacco quotas announced
state to grow half the leaf it did in 1975
TOPACCO, ANTI
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO S
SEE ALSO T
TOBACCO
ANTI-TOP
ASHFV1LL
SURGEON
HUNT WAN
HUNT SAY
ASHEVILL
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ASHEVILL
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FORSYTH
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NEW HEAR
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UIT SMOKING CL INK
MOK ING
UBACCO, HEALTH EFF
INSTITUTc CONTENOS
ACCO CA»PA IGN DAT?
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GENERAL SAYS N.C.
TS KOOP TO DUIT
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ALTH GROUPS JOIN S
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■T RESPOND TO C» I T
SCHOOLS BAN S^OK IN
BANNED IN FORSYTH
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T DISEASE STUDY SA
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EGUL ATIONS
ECTS
PERORT ON SMOKING IS BIASED
S BACK FOR CENTURIES
G SACKING IN SOME BUSINESSES
SHOJLD KICK LEAF DEPENDENCY
LO 3E FIRED
RTplu HAN ON SMOKING
mok:-free society call
smo<ing ban
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G Br STUOENTS
SCHDOLS
ON TOBACCO WARNING LABFLS
S"0< ING
YS 7UITTING SMOKING CUTS RISKS
ARS HOUSE WITHOUT OPPOSITION
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MUNTHLY/AN
J U ft L I II U E X
1/01/8* - U/31/R4
AGREEMENT SEEM ON CIGARETTE WARMINGS
SENftTE OKS NEW CIGARETTE WARNING LABELS
TOBACCO PUTS CHURCHES IN OUAN"ARY
CftRTUHN IS SHOCKING
HERE'S REASON TO THY AGAIN
THE LAST PUFF
WHERE THERc'S S"OKE. THERE'S :0NFLICT
TOBACCO. AUCTIONEERS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONEERS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
SEE ALSO MOCK TOBACCO AUCTION
FARTHING, DURHAM AUCTIONEER F j R 56 YEARS, DIES AT 94
HOW TO SPEAK AUCTIONESE: YOU : AN LE«RN IT SUNDAY, AT DUKE HOMESTEAD
TOBACCO. BAKN FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
SFE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSE FIRrS
BLAZE DESTROYS BARN, SHED, E0J1PMENT, TOBACCO
T08ACCU BARN BURNS
TOBACCO, BARNS
SEE ALSO BARNS
PREPARING BARN
ROAOSIOE MEMORABILIA
TOBACCO, BOOTLEGGING
SEE CI&AKFTTES, SMUGGLING
SEE SMUGGLING, N.C.
TOBACCO, BURLEY
BURLEY TOBACCO WAREHOUSES UPE'I "ONOAY
COURT LETS CONVICTION STAND 11 SLAYING OF RALEIGH NURSE
10 PEPCENT CUT IN BURLEY TOBACCO OUOTA SUPPORTED
C T S
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TOBACCO, BUYERS ......_ „ rr-,r
TOBACCO &RAOERS, BUYERS MAY BE CUT TO 60 SETS
TOBACCO GROWERS COULD SAVE USING WOOD CHIPS, EXPERT SAYS
TOBACCO. OISEASES
SEE ALSO PLUE MOLD
BLUE MOLD RESEARCH UNDER WAY
ROTATING CROPS REDUCES FOUR T"*BACCU DISEASES
BLUE MOLD FOUND ON LEAF AT JOZIES COUNTY FARMS
BLUF MOLO REACHES TWO FARMS IS N.C.
OISEASES CUT N.C. LEAF CROP BY 168.3 MILLION DURING 1984
DISEASES CUT VALUE OF N.C. TOBACCO CROP
TOBACCO, ECONOMY
IT'S TIME TO FACE UP TO SMOKING PROBLEM
•1.5 BILLION WORTH OF TOBACCO STORED IN WAREHOUSES
A PROMOTIONAL PUFF
HELMS SAYS FCriNCMY WINS EVEN IF LFAF PROGRAM LOSES
LEAF CROP SUPERIOR BUT FUTURE IS HAZY
TOBACCO: WILL THIS BE A 'MAKE- OR-BREAK • YEAR?
"THIS IS NOT A. ..GOOD BASKET IN WHICH TO PL«CE ALL YOUR EGGS.
TOBACCO TROUBLES WORRY FARMERS
DISEASES CUT N.C. LEAF CROP BY 168.3 MILLION DURING 1984
LOW-TECH GET HIGH MARKS*
TOBACCO, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FOREIGN MARKETS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, IMPORTS „ ,
THAILAND MAY BUY MORE LEAF H 2
TAIWAN, S. KOREft, HONG KONG CITICIZEC FOP TOBACCO POLICIES H 1
EXPANOED FARM CREDIT URGED TO PROMOTED TOBACCO EXPORTS H 2
U.S. LOSING SHARE OF TOBACCO MARKET H 2
JAPANESE TRAOE MAY NOT HELP LEAF GROWERS IN N.C. H 2
JAPANESF LEAF MARKET MAY HURT N.C. FftRMFRS 5 2
LIFT U.S. TRAOE RESTRICTIONS H f
TOBACCU. SOYBEANS TOP N.C. EXPORTS H I
COURT RULES AGAINST TOBftCCO EXPORTERS H 2
T0B4CC0. FftRMERS
SEE ALSO FARMERS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSn FARMERS' WIVES
SFE ALSO FLUE-CURFD TOBACCO COO"ERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SFE ALSO N.C. TOBACCO PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO GROWERS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
LEAF PROGRAM CHANGES MAY AFFECT FARMERS
•MAYBE WE OUGHTA PLANT RICE THIS SPRING." (CARTOONI
SURGEON GENERAL SAYS N.C. SHOJLD KICK LEAF DEPENOENCY
TOBACCO GROWERS COULD SAVE USING WOOD CHIPS. EXPERT SAYS
HEAVY TOBACCO DAMAGE FEAREO
GRAHAM MOVES TO EASE FEARS ON LEAF CLAIMS
11.5 BILLION WORTH OF TOBACCO STORED IN WAREHOUSES
FARMERS WIT" DAMAGED TOBACCO SEEK MEETING ON SETTLEMENT PLAN
CONSERVATION MAY HELP SAVE DURHAM'S FARMLAND
HELMS S4YS ECONOMY WINS EVEN IF LFAF PROGRAM LOSES
VENEZUELA CONTRIBUTIONS BY TWT CIGARETTE FIRMS M4Y DRAW GROWERS' IRE
N.C. FARMERS FACE CRITICAL TIME
LFAF PRICES ANGER GROWERS
TOBACCO FARMERS SEEK INFORMATION ON CROP DAMAGE
TOBftCCO FftRMERS MOAN: LAST YE«R TOO DRY, THIS YEAR TOO WET
TOBACCO FARMERS HOPE FOR BETTER DAY IN OURHftM
GAO REPORT SAYS NO CHANGE NEEDED IN INTEREST CHARGES TO TOBACCO CO-OPS
NON-GROWERS SELLING TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS
FARMERS THREATEN SUIT OVER LEftF SETTLEMENT OFFERS
TOBACCO TROUBLES WORRY FARMERS
CHANGES COULD HURT LEAF FARMERS
TWO CANDIDATES SAY FARMERS SHJULO OIVERSIFY
EOMISTEN, MARTIN SUPPORT MOVE AWAY FROM TOBACCO
GOVERNOR: TOBACCO HAS 'TAKEN ''EATING'
TOBACCO FARMERS EYE OTHER CRO" S
SOME N.C. TOBACCU GROWERS AOOI NG OTHER CROPS
N.C. TOBACCO FARMERS ARGUE AGAINST OUOTA CUT
FARMERS TOLD TO PREPARE FOR L1SS OF LEAF INCOME
TOBACCU GROWERS FAVOR LOWER P> I CE-SUPPOPT LEVELS
TOBACCO RESOLUTIUN TABLEO
BAPTISTS TABLE LE4F RESOLUTION S
FARMERS SAID WORRIED HELMS WILL SWITCH CHAIRS
GROUP SAYS POWERFUL FORCES WORKING TO PUT FAMILY FARMERS OUT OF BUSINESS
N.C. TOBACCO OFFICIALS EXPRESS DISMAY AT CUT IN 1985 OUOTA
SOME LEAF GROWERS OPPOSE OUOTA CUT
TOBACCO FARMERS' PLIGHT (CAPTION!
LEAF SUPPORT COULD JUMP TO 25 CENTS
LEAF FEE, NEW OUOTA ENDANGER FARMERS
PLAN TO TRIPLE TOBACCO FEE AN"ERS N.C. FARMERS
LEAF FINANCING CLOUDED
HFLMS. LEAF FARMERS TO HOLD SJMNIT S
ID TOBACCO FARMERS IN MOORE SUE OVER DAMAGE TO CROPS H
N.C. FARMERS GREW MORE, GOT LiSS S
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SUBJECTS
NEW LEAF ASSESSMENT JILL HURT N.C. FARMERS
TOBACCO. FLUE-CURED
SEE ALSO FLUE-CUREO TOBACCO ADVISORY COMMI^F
SEE ALSO FLUE-CUREO TOBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS
f.L.5 FILL ION WORTH OF TOBACCO STORED IN WAREHOUSES
T"BACr3 LOAN SURGE CAUSES SOM" CD'ICERN
REMAINOER OF LEAF SALES MAY D~TE*"INE l"65 OUOTA SIZE
OISCOUNT VARIETY TAG ASKEO Fo* REAMS 766
FLUE-CURED TOPACCO OUOTA CUT H 3.7*
FLUE-CURED OUOTA CUT UPSETS Lc AF OFFICIALS
PLAN TO TRIPLE TOBACCO FEE ANGERS N.C. FARMERS
TOPACCO! FHRflGH MARKETS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. EXPORTS
JAPANESE LEAF MARKET MAY HURT N.C. FARMERS
TOPACCO. FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
2 FEDERAL TOBACCO GRADERS A9R=STEO ON FRAUD CHARGES
FEOERAL TOBACCU GRATERS ARRESrfcO IN FAIRMONT MARKETING FRAUD CASE
2 FEUERAL TOBACCO GRADERS CONVICTEO
TOBACCO. GRAOE STANDARDS
USOA '0 BEGIN GRADING MOST IM'ORTEO TOBACCO
IMPORTED TOBACCO TO bE GRADED
TOBACCO GRADERS. BUYERS MAY B- CJT TO 60 SETS
2 FEOFRAL TC3«CC0 GRADERS ARRESTED ON FRAUD CHARGES
FEDERAL TOBACCO GRADERS ARRESTED IN FAIRMONT MARKETING FRAUO CASE
2 FEDERAL TOBACCO GRADERS CONVICTEO
TOBACCO. HARVEST
VERDICT AUAITfO ON LEAF CROP
N.C. LEAF C»OP AT CRUCUL POUT
S"SLLES TOBACCO CRO° PREDICTED
SI. 5 MILLION WORTH OF TOBACCO ST3RE0 IN WAREHOUSES
LEAF FARMERS URGtD NOT 3T RUS< HARVEST
FLOOOING THREATENS COUNTY LEAF CROP
TOBACCU FARMERS MOAN: LAST YE4R TOO DRV. THIS YEAR TOO WET
TOBACCO. HEALTH EFJ:eCTS
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SFE ALSO CIGARETTES. TAR AND NIC
SEE ALSO LUNg CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING :
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, RESEARCH
TOBACCO INSTITUTE CONTENDS RE"
U.S. CIGARETTF CONSUMPTION SaI
UNC TO SHOW FILMS ON SMOKING,
TWO GROUPS RIDICULE NEW ADS 3Y
REYNOLOS SOLO IN ADVERTISING S
•SMOKELESS TOBACCO1 ADS HIT
REYNOLOS TOBACCO AOS ASSAILED
FORMER SMOKER SUIT TO LENGTHEI
PLAN TO BAN AIRLINE SMOKING MO
OOOZE HURTS OTHcR
STUOY LOOKS AT ETHICS OF TC°AC
STUDY: SMOKERS* BABIES SHARE '
DUKE STUDY SAYS SMOKERS who 0»
COMPROMISE IS kEACHED ON CIGA'
ftc recommends several warnin"
3 cancer victims file 49.3 bil
cigarette warnings compromise
cigarette health warning bill
cigarette labeling on age'ioa a
smoking, not smoking won't hin
ko0p: cigarettes still top he!
TOBACCO LOBBYIST R«PS CIGAkET'
TOBACCO 1N0USTRY CRITICIZES ST
SURGEON GENERAL SAYS N.C. SHOJ
HUNT WANTS KOOP TO OUIT
HUNT SAYS TOBACCO FOE SHOUL" '
THREE HEALTH GROUPS JOIN SMOK=
OR. KOOP A SMOKESCREEN IN U.S.
KOOP WON'T RESPOND TO CRITICIS
IT'S TIME TO FACE UP TO SMOKI-1
HELMS MAY NOT OPPOSF HEALTH LA
S"OKELESS TOBACCO PUSH CRITIC!
REACTION PLEASES TOBACCO COMPA
NEW HEART DISEASE STUOY SAYS t
CIGARETTE-WARNING BILL CLEARS
CIGARETTE WARNINGS OK • D
PACKAGE DESIGN APPROVED BY TH=
CARTOON IS SHOCKING
CIGARETTES GET BLAME FOR ILLN=
TOBACCO RESEARCH COUNCIL STUDY
DEMISE OF TOBACCO INDUSTRY "AY
PBS TO PRAOOCAST SPECIAL AP'E~>
JNE MAN'S HIGH CALIBER HUNTING
TOBACCO. HISTORY
SEE ALS" DUKE HOMESTEAO STATE HI3T0PIC SITE
how TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIGHT STILL GOES ON
MUSEUM SEEKING OLO FARM PHOTOS
TOBACC0, I-PORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, EXPORTS
USOA TO BEGIN GRADING MOST IMPORTED TOeACCO
IMPORTED TOBACCO TO BE GRAOEO
TOBACCO IMPORTS EYPFCTE" TO HCRE'SE THIS YEAR
LEAF IMPORT LIMITS 'BACKWARD STEP'
IMPORTS HURT t0B4C[t msERi
HUNT URGES LIMITS ON IMPORTED LEAF
MARTIN, ROSE SEEK RELIEF =0R TOBACCO
1-PORTEO TJBaCCO IS BLAMED Fa- GLUT
VENEZUELA CONTRIBUTIONS 8Y TWO CICARETTE FIRMS MAY ORAW GROWERS' IRS
ROSE: CONTRIBUTION TO VENEZUE.A WON'T HURT N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS
HELMS 0ECLAPES RED CHINS IS A= TER STATE'S LEAF MARKETS
POLITICS SHIFTING FOCUS OF CIGARETTE WARNING DEBATE
LACK OF ACTION HIT ON LEAF IMPORTS
TOBACCO IMPORTS PROBE REOUESTFD
HUNT, HELMS BOTH RAP POLITICA, "JVES
REAGAN SEEKS LEAF I"PORT I NVE? T I GAT ION
TOBACCO PROBE ACTION TOO LATE, SAYS GEORGIA FARM BUREAU HFAO
TOBACCO JUGTA CUTS OPPOSED
N.C. TOBACCO FARMERS ARGUE AGAINST OUOTA CUT
TOBACCO. LEGISLATITN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, PRICE SUPPORT",
TOaACCO PROGRAM FOES ASSAILEO
BOOK GIVES HELMS CREDIT FOR R=AGAN,
TOBACCO, MARKETS
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12/31/84
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. SALES
firms askeu rn buy ""ore leaf
firms asked rn buy mope leaf: eastern bflt prices top opening day...
TOBACCO SALCS APE DUE TO START JULY 31 IN N.C.
BETTER TURACCP CROP EXPECTED IN DURHAM
HIGH-OUALITY LEAF 6XPECTE0 AT MARKET IN DURHAM
LEAF FARMERS URGED NOT OT RUSH HARVEST
TOBACCO MARKET OPENS
GA.-FLA. LEAF PPICES ST^AiY TQ LOWE'
BLOCK MAY VISIT TOBACCO MARKET OPENING IN N.C.
EARLY GA.-FLA. LEAF SALES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
TOBACCO GROWERS WORRIED QUALITY CROPS HON • T SELL
EXPERTS SAY S.C. LEAF LOOKS G30D
FARMERS SAY LEAF IS GOOD, BUT FEAR STABILIZATION
GA.-FLA. BELT TOBACCO PRICES SOAR
FARMERS HOPE TO REBOUNO AS T01 ACCO MAPKET OPENS
BELTS OPEN WITH FARMERS EXPECTING QUALITY LEAF
LEAF PRICES ANGER GROWERS
LEAF CROP SUPERIOR BUT FUTUPE IS HAZY
HELMS DECLARES RED CHINS IS AFTER STATE'S LEAF MARKETS
POLITICIANS AT LEAF SALES
DURHAM LEAF COMPANIES EXPECT 1 IG TOBACCO BUYS
HUNT, HELMS URGE MORE FLUE-CU'EO TOBACCO SALES
LEAF PRICES INCREASE ON THREE BELTS IN N.C.
UNLOADING FOR MARKET
HUNT, HFLMS BATTLE ON FAMILIA5 TURF: TOBACCO COUNTRY
LEAF SALES OPEN TOMORROW AT TIRFE DURHAM WAREHOUSES
N.C. TOBACCO FIELDS BECOME BATTLEFIELD FOR SENATE RACE
PLAN TO ELIMINATE EXCESS LEAF IS GETTING CAUTIOUS RESPONSE
THBACCO PRICES RERORTEO UP
GOOD PRICES MAKR OPENING LEAF SALES
OPENING OAY
CHECKING OUALITY
DURHAM LEAF PRICES UP: AVERAGE »1R HIGHER AT MARKET OPENING
THREE LEAF MARKETS TOP 19B3 OPENING AVERAGES
IOBACCO ROAD
NERVOUS LEAF GROWERS WATCH SALES START IN OXFORD
THREE LEAF MARKETS TOP 1983 OPENING AVERAGES
N.C. TOBACCO SALES IMPROVE: V1LUME MODERATE TO HEAVY
QUALITY LEAF SALES OOWN
LEAF GRADE PRICES INCREASF BUT QUALITY REPORTEO DOWN
LEAF PRICES HIGHER, VOLUME HE* VY
LEAF UNDER LOAN STILL AT HALF OF 1983 LEVEL
TOBACCO GRADES LOOK FAVORABLE AT N.C. MARKETS
GRADE CONOITIONS GOOO ON TOBACCO MARKETS
HUNT: TOBACCO'S THRONE IS SHAKY
OURHAM AREA TOBACCO PRICES
TRADERS HOPE LEAF SALES JUMP
N.C. TOBACCO PRICES UP
LEAF AVERAGE «158. 13
AREA LEAF PPICES
DURHAM AREA TOBACCO PRICES REPORTED
TOBACCO FARMERS HOPE FOR BETT-R DAY IN DURHAM
DURHAM'S MA1KET HAS HIGHER PRICE, VOLUME OF TOBACCO
IOBACCO PRICES OROP ON TWO BELTS IN N.C.
AREA LEAF PRICES
T06ACC0 CONTEST SET AT FESTIVAL
GRADE PRICES, UUALITY IMPROVE ON LEAF BELTS
VOLUME HEAVY, PRICES UP ON N.:. IOBACCO BELTS
STABILIZATION TAKE TO DECREAS= NEXT WEEK
TOBACCO GRADE PRICES ARE STEA1Y TO LOWER •
STRONG DEMAND MARKS N.C. TOBACCO SALES
ONE N.C. LEAF BELT HAS PRICE AVERAGE INCREASE THURSDAY
TOBACCO PRICES ADVANCE ON MARKETS ACROSS N.C.
HERE ARE AREA LEAF PRICES
FLUE-CURED IOBACCO SALES OECLINE ON TWO BELTS IN N.C.
OLO ANO MIDDLE BELT PRICES UP
LEAF PRICES, CO-OP TAKE R I S I NS
STRONG DEMAND, HIGHER PRICES SEEN ON N.C. TOBACCO BELTS
LEAF DEMAND. ":ALE5 HIGHER
AREA LEAF PRICES
TOBACCO PRICES DOWN ON TWO BE. TS IN N.C.
TOBACCO SALES DECLINE ON Z N.:. 3ELTS
AREA LEAF PRICES
TOBACCO PRICES UP ON THREE N.:. BELTS
LEAF PRICES RISE IN N.C.
AREA LEAF PRICES
IOBACCO PRICES DECLINE
CONDITIONS 'FAIRLY STEADY" ON OLO AND MIDOLE BELT
AREA LEAF PRICES
STABILIZATION BUYS MAY HURT LEAF GROWERS
REMAINOER OF LEAF SALES MAY DETERMINE 1985 QUOTA SIZE
LEAF SALES INCREASE; PRICES RISE SLIGHTLY
TOBACCO PRICES OROP UN ALL 3 3ELTS IN N.C.
TOBACCO PRICES HIGHER ON N.C. BELTS
TOBACCO PRICES HIGHER ON N.C. BELTS
OLO, MIDOLE BELT T03ACC0 PRICES UP
LEAF SALES WON'T TRIGGER DISCOUNT
DURHAM LEAF SALES SHOULD CONTINUE UNTIL ENO OF "ONTH
AREA TOBACCO PRICES UP SLIGHTLY
AREA TOBACCO PRICES UP SLIGHTLY
S.C. -BORDER N.C. LEAF BELT CLOSES
ToeACCO PRICES UP ON OLD, MI01LE "ELT
OURHAM TOBACCO MARKET CLOSES THURSOAY
MORE TOBACCO MARKETS ON EASTE'N 3ELT CLOSE
MARKET CLOSES TOMORROW
6ASTEPN BELT'S AVERAGE DROPS = ROH LAST YEAR'S
WARREN10N LEAF MARKET CLOSES
MORE TOBACCO MARKETS CLOSE
TOBACCO PLAN FEARED NOT BOLD <= NPUGH
TOBACCO PRICE CUTS COULD ENHA'ICE SALES
SOME N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS ADDING OTHER CROPS
MORE LEAF MARKET SALES END
OLO, MIOOLE BELT AVERAGES U81.35
TOBACCO: OLD, MIDDLE BELT MARKETS SET RECORn; QUALITY CITED
FARMERS TOLD TO PREPARE FOR LTSS OF LFAF INCOME
LEAF WAS 26.91 OF STATE'S CASH FARM INCOME IN '»3
N.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING
BURLYE PRICES SAID SIMILAR TO THOSE OF LAST YFAR
N.C. FARMERS HAPLPY W I HT OPENING DAY BURLEY PRICES
TOBACCO, NO-NET-COST PROGRAM
LEAF FEES DEDUCTIBLE - IN F I VE TO 10 YEARS
TAX CHANGE SOUGHT ON LEAF FEES
KENTUCKY GROUP MAY MAKE CIGARETTES TO EASE STRAIN ON TOBACCO PROGRAM
TOBACCO, PESTICIDES
GRAHAM MOVES TO EASE FEARS ON LEAF CLAIMS
FARMERS WITH OAMACED TUBACCO SEEK MEETING ON SETTLEMENT PLAN
THE DICAMBA PROBLEM AND HOW WE ' H E SOLVING [T...UDI
TOBACCO, PLANTING
EIGHT ACRES A OAY
SETTING OUT THE PLANTS
TOBACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
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7/04/R4
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7/24/B4
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7/26/94
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7/27/B4
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7/29/84
A
6
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H 1
7/28/94
c
1
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H 2
7/30/84
B
I
N
H Z
7/30/84
13
12
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S 2
7/3D/B4
A
5
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H 2
7/31/94
A
7
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H 2
7/31/94
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16
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7/31/94
C
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9/01/94
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8/01/94
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8/0Z/94
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8/02/94
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8/02/84
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3/02/94
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9/03/84
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10
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8/04/84
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8/06/94
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8/06/84
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8/07/94
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8/09/84
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8/08/84
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8/08/84
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8/09/94
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8/09/84
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8/10/84
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9/11/94
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8/12/84
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8/14/94
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8/14/84
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8/13/84
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8/16/94
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8/16/84
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8/17/84
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3/18/84
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8/22/94
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8/22/84
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8/23/P4
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8/24/84
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3/25/84
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14
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8/23/94
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9
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8/29/94
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8/30/94
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8/31/94
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9/05/84
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9/07/94
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9/11/94
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9/12/94
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9/13/94
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9/14/P4
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9/17/84
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9/19/P4
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9/18/94
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9/19/84
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9/20/84
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9/21/84
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9/Z5/94
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9/25/84
6
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9/26/84
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9/26/94
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9/27/84
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9/23/94
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10/01/84
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10/02/94
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12
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10/0Z/B4
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10/03/84
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8
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10/10/94
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12
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10/10/94
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10/IZ/94
A
14
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10/12/94
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10/17/84
A
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J56
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10/13/34
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6
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H 2
10/19/84
A
6
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H 2
10/20/34
A
13
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H 1
10/23/94
c
1
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H 2
10/24/84
A
3
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H 1
10/24/84
3
1
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10/24/94
C
1
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H 1
10/26/94
B
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H 2
10/30/84
B
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H 2
10/31/94
A
1 1
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H 2
10/31/94
B
1
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S 2
10/31/°4
C
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J56
H 1
11/06/84
c
1
N
H 1
11/06/84
c
1
N
H 1
11/09/94
B
1
N
H 1
11 /09/84
P
1
N
H 1
1 1/09/84
B
1
N
H I
11/09/84
B
1
N
H 2
11/19/84
B
1
H
H 2
11/20/94
C
3
N
S 2
11/20/84
B
5
N
H 1
2/01/94
!1
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N
H 1
2/02/94
C
1
N
H 7
9/15/94
A
3
N
H 2
7/17/94
B
14
N
H 2
7/19/94
A
6
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H 2
7/22/84
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13
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H 2
4/16/94
3
12 P
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H 2
5/08/84
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MONTHLY/4
INDEX
- 12/31/84
S U B J E
T FARMERS
0 ENDS
TO 10 YEARS
OR COLLAPSE
OR COLLAPSE
SUPPORT DI SPUTED
PROGRAM
ACCO PROGRAM IN SENATF
1933
Y ALARMED
UULO FOLO
P FARMERS
EO
BILL
U ON BY JACKSON
ACCO PLAN
MS
SAYS
ST
PAIGNS
GLUT
USED FOR 'GAIN'
STEADY
F LEAF PROGRAM LOSES
CK3 LEAF PROGRAM
ORDINATION OF WOMEN
E
ISSUES
CO WAGON IN SENATORIAL RACE (CARTOON!
2. '83 LEAF COSTS
PFRTS SAY
P TROUBLE
S
GES PRICE SUPPORT CHANGES
AMCE
NOUGH
REAMS 266
ICE-SUPPORT LEVELS
0 P»ICE SUPPORTS
ME INEFFECTIVE ANO COSTLY
OGRAM CHANGES
09ACCO. TFXTILE WOES
KING TO PUT FAMILY FARMERS OUT OF BUSINESS
Y OECISIONS
CENTS
EPS N.C. FARMERS
MM I T
N.C. FARMERS
SFE ALSO PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO TOPACCO. LEGISLATION
LEAF PROGRAM CHANGES MAY AFFE:
•FOUR LEAF" PROGRAM FOR TOBAC:
LEAF FEES DEDUCTIBLE - IN FIV =
TOBACCO PROGRAM SEEN HEAOING F
TOBACCO PROGRAM SEEN HEAOING =
ECONOMIST'S CONTENTION ON LEAF
HUNT VOWS SUPPORT FOR TOBACCO
HUNT SAYS HE WOULD SUPPORT T03
TOBACCO PROGRAM: IT STARTED IN
STABILIZATION LEADER NOT UNDUL
ONfc EXPERT Says leaf program ;
STUOY: LEAF PLAN END WOULO HE1,
TOBACCO SUPPORT STUDY CRIT1CIZ
TOBACCO PROGRAM FOES ASSAILED
HELUS AIOE: HFFLIN CLOCKS FAR1
QUIT ATTACKING TOBACCO
BIG SUBSIDY FOR TOBACCO F»OWNr
JACKSON SAYS NO TO FEDEPAL TOO
MONDALE BACKS COMMODITY PROGRA
LEAF PLANS HURT EXPORTS. HUNT
TOBACCO STILL A PRIMARY INTERS
CANDIDATES TRY LAST-MINUTE CAH
IMPORTED TOBACCO IS BLAMED Fu<
OFFICIAL DENIES CO-DP VEHICLES
LEAF PRICF SUPPORTS TO REMAIN
HCLM$ SAYS ECONOMY WINS EVEN I
FERRARG REVERSES STAND. NOW B«
N.C. BAPTISTS SUPPORT TOBACCO.
N.C. FARMERS FACE CRITICAL TI1
HUNT, HELMS WRANGEL OVER LEAF
HEL»S AMD HUNT PULLING A TOBAC
HUNT WANTS UNCLE SAM TO PAY '9
TOBACCO SUPPORT AID NEEOEO, E<
OFFICIALS: LEAF PROGRAM IN DEE
CHANGES COULD HURT LEAF FARMED
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION'S BOARD U}
LEAF PLAN SAID TO HAVE GOOD CH
TOBACCO PLAN FEARED NOT BOLD E
DISCOUNT VARIETY TAG ASKED F0<
TOBACCO GRUWE"S FAVOR LOWER PR
HELMS PLANS BILL TO CUT TOBACC
HELMS: FARM PROGRAMS HAVE BEC3
N.C. FARM BUREAU URGES LEAF P5
CONCERN GROWING JVER SOUTH'S T
GROUP SAYS POWERFUL FORCES W0>
LEAF "EETING FAILS TO REACH AN
LEAF SUPPORT COULD JUMP TO 25
PLAN TO TRIPLE tjbaCCO FEE AN",
helms. leaf farmers to h0l0 sj
new leaf assessment will hupt
tobacco. prices
see tobacco. sales
topacco. production
study: leaf plan end would help farmers
reynolds pushes ahead on tobac cov i lle plant
lfaf proouction may oruf
worlo tobacco pruduction incrfases
tobacco. quality
see tobacco. graoe standaros
tobacco, ouotas
see tobacco, allotments
topacco, research
see also agricultural research
see also tobacco, health effects
blue "olo r=search under way
smokcrs born - not maoe1
tobacco research council study says smoke didn't proouce cancer in mice
tobacco, sales
see also tobacco, markets
n.c. tubacco forecast mixed
american brands had record 198
firms asked to buy more leaf
firms asked to buy more lfaf:
tobacco sales are due to start
better tobacco crop expected 1
high-cuality leaf expected at
lfaf farmers urged not ot rus-<
tobacco market opens
ga.-fla. leaf prices steady ji
tobacco growers worried oualit
experts say s.c. leaf looks go
farmers say leaf is gooo , but
farmers hopf to rebound as t03
belts open with farmers expect
leaf prices angfr growers
politicians at leaf sales
durham leaf companies expect ■>
hunt, helms urge more flue-cu!
leaf prices increase on three
tobacco: will this be a 'make-
leaf sales open tomorrow at ta
plan to eliminate excess leaf
tobacco prices reported up
good prices makr opening leaf
tobacco growers back plan to 3
durha" leaf prices up: avfrag"
three leaf markets top 1983 c
nfrvous leaf growers watch sal
three leaf markets top 1953 0'
n.c. tobacco sales improve; v?
quality leaf sales down
leaf graoe pricfs increase put
leaf prices higher, volume he^
tobacco grades look favorable
graoe conditions good on tobac
leaf firm's sales better than
hunt: tobacco's throne is sha<
durham area tobacco prices
traocrs hope leaf sales jump
n.c. tobacco prices up
leaf average h58. 13
area leaf prices
ourham area tobacco prices re3
tobacco farmers hope for bettc
durham's mapkft has higher pr!
touacco prices drop on two be1,
area leaf prices
tobacco contest set at festivs
3 PROFITS
EASTERN BELT PRICES TOP OPENING DAY.
JULY 31 IN N.C.
N OURHAM
MARKET IN OURHAM
HARVEST
LOWER
Y CRUPS WON'T SFLL
OD
FEAR STABILIZATION
ACCO MARKET OPENS
ING QUALITY LEAF
IG TOBACCO BUYS
ED TOBACCO SALES
eFLTS IN N.C.
OR-BRFAK' YEAR?
REE DURHAM WAOEHOUSFS
IS GETTING CAUTIOUS RESPONSE
SALES
ET OLD LEAF OUT OF WAREHOUSES
*18 HIGHER AT MARKET OPENING
ENING AVEPAGE5
ES START IN OXFORD
ENING AVERAGES
LUMf MODERATE TO HEAVY
DUALITY REPORTED DOWN
VY
AT N.C. MARKETS
CO MARKETS
IN 'B3
ORTFO
H DAY IN DURHAM
CE. VOLUME OF TObACCO
TS IN N.C.
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2/03/84
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2/01/54
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2/04/54
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11/02/84
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11/11/84
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12/05/84
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12/07/54
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12/09/94
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12/12/84
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12/16/84
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2/13/84
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3/19/84
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PAGE 711
1/14/85
P D DATE
C PG L V RYL
GRADE PRICES. QUALITY IMPROVE
VOLUME HEAVY, PRICES UP ON N.l
AREA LEAF PRICES
STABILIZATION TAKE TO DECRE4S"
TOBACCO GPAOE PRICES ARE STEAD
STRONG DEMANU HARKS N.C. TOBAC
ONE N.C. LEAF BELT HAS PRICE A
TOBACCO PRICES ADVANCE ON MAR<
HERE ARE AKFA LEAF PRICES
ELUF-CUREQ TOPACCO SALES OECLt
OLO AND MIODLE DtLT PRICES UP
LEAF PRICES. CO-O" TAKE K I S I NS
STRONG DEMAND. HIGHER PRICES S
LEAF OEMANO. SALES HIGHER
ARfc* LEAF PRICES
TOBACCO PRICES DOWN ON TWO BEL
TOBACCU SALES DECLINE ON 2 N.:
AREA LEAF PRICES
TOBACCU PRICE? UP ON THREE N.C
LEAF PRICFS RISE IN N.C.
AREA LEAF PRICES
TOBACCO PRICES DECLINE
CONDITIONS "FAIRLY STEADY
AREA LEAF PRICES
STABILIZATION BUYS MAY HURT Lf
REMAINOER OF LEAF SALES HAY DE
LEAF SALES INCREASE: PRICES RI
TOBACCO PRICES DROP ON ALL 3 3
TOBACCO PRICES HIGHER ON N.C.
TOBACCO PRICES HIGHER ON N.C.
OLD. MIDDLE BELT TOBACCO PRIC^
LEAF SALES WONT TRIGGER DISC]
DURHAH LEAF SALES SHOULD CONTI
AREA TOPACCO PRICES UP SLIGHTL
AREA TOBACCO PRICES UP SLIGHTL
S.C. -"ORDER N.C. LEAF BELT CLT
TOBACCO PRICES UP ON OLD, M I OD
DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET CLOSES T
HHRF TOBACCO MARKETS ON EASTE'
HARKET CLOSES TOHORROW
EASTERN BELT'S AVERAGE DROPS r
CO-OP REDUCES PRICES FOR OLO L
WARRENTON LEAF MAPKET CLOSES
MORE TOBACCO HARKET5 CLOSE
TOBACCO PRICE CUTS COULD ENHAV
NEARLY 74 MILLION POUNOS OF L?
SOHE N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS ADOI
HORE LEAF MARKET SALES END
OLD. HIODLE BELT AVERAGES U8?
TOBACCO: OLD, HIDDLE BELT HAR<
LEAF WAS 26.9* OF STATE'S CAS^
BURLEY TGBACCO WAREHOUSES OPEN
N.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING
BURLYE PRICES SAID SIMILAR TO
N.C. FARMERS HAPLPY WIHT OPENI
ON LEAF BELTS
. TOBACCO BELTS
NEXT WEEK
Y TO LOWER
CO SALES
VFRAGE INCREASE THURSDAY
ETS ACROSS N.C.
NE ON TWO BELTS IN N.C.
EEN ON N.C. TnBACCO BELTS
TS IN N.C.
. BELTS
ON OLO AND MIDDLE BELT
AF
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TS
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ELT CLOSE
ROH LAST YEAR'S
EAF STOCKS UNDER DISCOUNT PLAN
CE SALES
AF REPORTFO SOLD AS BUYERS RESPOND.
NG OTHER CROPS
ETS SET RECORD; QUALITY CITED
FARM INCOHE IN • B3
HONOAY
THOSE OF LAST YEAR
NG OAY BURLEY PRICES
TOBACCO, STRINGING
TOBACCO STRINGING ART
'BORN OJ T OF NECESSITY'
TOBACCO, SUBSTITUTE
TOBACCO PRO&RAH FOES ASSAILEO
TOPACCO, SURPLUS
IMPORTED TOBACCO IS BLAMED FO< GLUT
PLAN WON'T BE TRIGGEREO TO CUT toraCCO SURPLUSES
SURPLUS LEAF SALE SPARKS OPTIMISM
TOBACCO, TAXES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, TAXES
HELMS TO FIGHT CIGARETTE TAX
TAX MONEY MUST BE RETURNED TO REYNOLDS TOBACCO
TOBACCO TAXES RAISE FIVE TIMES AS MUCH AS FARHERS RECEIVE
HELMS' DRUG OPPOSITION OVERLOIKS TOBACCO PERILS
CIGARETTE TAX CUT HAILED N.C. 'VICTORY'
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RENOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
RFYNOLOS TO APPEAL TAXES
JESSE HFLHS ENJOYS A SUMMFR OF PUWER
HELMS HURT TOBACCO
TAX INCREASES MAY SPARK CIGARETTE SMUGGLING REVIVAL
TOBACCO. WAREHOUSE FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, BARN FIRES
WAREHOUSE bURNS
TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO LIGGETT c HYERS TOBACC3 CO., WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO WAREHOUSES
TIRED ANO READY TO COLLAPSE
TOdACCO WAREHOUSE DESTROYEO BY BLAZE
CLOSE ENCOUNTER
TOBACCO PARN IDURHAH, N.C.I
PARTY TIHE: AT OUKE HOHESTEAD CURING BARN
TOBACCO CHEWING
SEE CHEWING TOBACCO
TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SMOKERS' DECAL: 'MY PLEASURE. MY CHOICE'
A PROMOTIONAL PUFF
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION'S BOARD UIGES PRICE SUPDORT CHANGES
GROWERS ASSOCIATION WILL MEET TODAY IN RALEIGH
TOBACCO GROWFKS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS
TOBACCO LOBBYIST RAPS CIGARETTE REPORT
LEAF MEETING FAILS TO REACH AMY DECISIONS
TOBACCO HORNWORMS
SEE HORNWORMS
TOBACCO INOUSTRY '
SEE ALSO CIGARETTE INDUSTRY (SEC ALSO NAHFS OF CIGARETTE HANUF ACTURERS I
PAC OF TOBACCO WORTH $1 MILLION
STUOY LOOKS AT ETHICS OF TOBACCO BUSINESS
M-C- fMiiuru i.oniip <: np ^Mnt INQ
HUNT WANTS KOOP TO QUIT
HUNT SAYS TOBACCO FOE SHOULD 3E FIRED
DR. KOOP A SMOKESCREEN IN U.S. SENATE CAMPAIGN
CIGARETTE WARNING BILL HELD
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9/13/84
9/14/84
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9/18/84
9/18/84
9/19/84
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9/21/84
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9/26/84
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10/02/84
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10/10/84
10/10/84
10/12/84
10/12/84
10/17/84
10/18/84
10/19/94
10/20/94
10/23/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
10/26/84
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10/30/94
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10/31/84
11/02/84
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5/18/84
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1/01/34
INDEX
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
page tiz
1/14/95
HUNT, HELMS EXCHANGE CHARGES IN rOBACCOi TEXTILES
REYNOLDS CHIEF SEES ANNUAL DECLINE IN LEAF INOUSTRY
"THIS IS NOT A. ..GOOD BASKET IN WHICH TO PLACE ALL YOUR EGGS.
TOBACCO TROUBLES WORRY FARMERS
TO3ACC0 MORALITY ISSUE OIVIOES SOME CHURCHES
TOBACCO PUTS CHUKCHES IN QUANOARY
LEAF PLAN SAID TO HAVE GOOO C-*ANCE
BOOK: GOVERNMENTS ADOICTEO TO TOBACCO
TOBACCO FAR-ERS EYE OTHER CRO' S
FUNB ECONOMIST PREDICTS GROWTH WELL INTO 1985
.C. AGRICULTURE DIVERSIFYING
OEMISE OF TOBACCO INDUSTRY *AY
1984 ECONOMY: STATE BUSINESSES
LOW-TECH GET HIGH MARKS!
BE INEVITABLE. HEALTH EDUCATOR SAYS
SOARED. CRASHED
TOBACCO INSTITUTE ( WA SH INGTO-.' . D.C.I
TOBACCO INSTITUTE CONTENDS REPORT ON SMOKING IS BIASED
CIGARETTE TAXES REPORTED 5 TI"ES FARMERS" EARNINGS
COMPROMISE IS REACHED ON CIGA'ETTE WARNINGS
TOdACCO INDUSTRY CRITICIZES STUDY
TOBACCO museum
see ouke homesteao state historic site
tobacco spitting contest
see also chewing tobacco
thousanos pig out on hog day
tobaccolano civitan club
see also civitan club
present gift
civitan clubs get awards
tobaccolano club honored
awards banquet
new civitan officers
ghostly treats
tobaccolano kiwanis club
see alsn durham kiwanis clu°
see also friendly ciiy kiwanis t lub
flapjack profits hit $10,500
kiwanians get awards
tooth decay falls; gum disease rises
HONORED
MUSEUM GETS 16,665 from CLUB. CCB
MUSEU" GETS 16.665 IN GRANTS
KIWANIANS CREATE ENDOWMENT EO! COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
HUNT PROPOSES CENTRAL AMERICA*! AID OF »5 BILLION
KIWANIS CLUB GIVES II. 0.10 TO <CCU
TOBACCOLANO LEADERS
PANCAKE SALE SET
HOSPICE SAYS THANKS WITH STOMPIN' GOOD PARTY
TODAY SHOW ITV SHOW I
OUKE UNIVERSITY DOCTOR TO BE ON TELEVISION SHOW
TOE RIVER
TOE KIVER 8»I0GE COLLAPSES
BROKEN BRIOGE OVER TOE RIVE'
TOES
MAN FACES HEAPING ON AMPUTATION OF TOES
JUOGE DOESN'T FORCE MAN BACK To HOSPITAL
HE'LL RISK DYING TO AVOID SCA.PEL
TOKYO STOING OUARTET
SEE ALSO JAPAN
TOKYO OUARTET IN ECU SERIES
TOLL-FREE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES, U.S.
TO ERR IS HIGH TECH
TOMATOES
TOMATOES IN THE MAKING
INSIDE
NCSU RESEARCHERS RELEASE TwO M EW TOMATO VARIETIES
FOLKS AROUND HERE: LIFE IN DURHAM
BEHOLD, THE LOWLY TOMATO
NEW VARIETIES ARE AIMED AT GIANT TOMATO MARKET
TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
LAYS WREATH
TOMbOYS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, SEX ROLES
TOMBOY BEHAVIOR, HORMONES LINSEO
TOMBOYS: THEIR BEHAVIOR MAY HAVE PRENATAL CAUSE
TOMBSTONES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRAVES
GRAVE SEARCHING
TOMCATS (MASSAGE PARLOPI
MASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HEL. ' S ANGELS
TOM'S CREEK I SOUTHWESTERN ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.I
FLOOD PLANS TO BE AIRED BY ALOERMEN
STATE: THOROUGHFARE PLAN NEEOS ESTES EXTENSION
STATE FINES DAIRY FARMER
TOOLS
TOOL-MAKING PLANT TO move TO I.C.
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF TOOLS
TOOTH DECAY
SEE ALSO CENTAL CARE
TOOTH DECAY FALLS: Gum OISEAS" RISES
CONFERENCE SET ON TOOTH SEALANTS
DENTIST SAYS PARENTS SHOULD RATION CANOY
TOP n. CHARTS. INC.
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF T.100 IN FIRST OUAR TER
TOPPERS CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
JAYCEES ARE HOSTS FOR GALA
TOPSAIL ISLANO. N.C.
TOPSAIL ISLANO ACCESS CHANGE OPPOSED
TORNADn AWARENESS WEEK
TORNADO DRILLS TAKE ON IMPORTANCE
PREPAREONESS PAYS OFF
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5/25/84
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4/18/94
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4/19/84
A
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N
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4/21/84
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H 2 9/12/84 A 4
H 2 6/14/84 B 1 P P M66
S 2 6/23/84 A 3 U
H ? 7/23/84 B 4 P N
H 2 7/28/84 C 1 D U
H 2 9/02/94 C 18 P U G78
H 2 9/24/84 B 14 N
S 2 2/25/84 A 2 P P
S 2 6/15/84 CI N J56
H 2 7/01/94 B 3 U 830
H 2 3/19/94 3 1 P P K30
H 2 7/19/84 A 1 N X74
H 2 1/16/84 9 5
H 3 1/19/84 B 1
H 3 2/11/84 B I
S 2 3/17/84 A 2
S 2 7/04/94 C 1
S 2 1/24/R4 6 1
S 2 7/11/84 A 8
S 2 10/30/84 A 1
N H90
N
F C60
N J56
N J56
H 2 5/27/84 D 13 P N L41
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H 2 5/01/94 A 6 P U
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TORNADOS, DURHAM
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/84
[ N 0 E X
t2/3l/84
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO WEATHER. OIIRHAM
HIGH WINDS WRECK HOMES IN DURHAM
AREA RESIDENTS PICK UP THE PIECES AFTER STORM
MINOR INJURIES REPORTED; CARS. STORES OAMAGED
THEIR SHOPPING TRIP BECAME NISHMARE WHEN WINDS CAME
STORM DAMAGE
TORNADU STRIKES DURHAM
EYE OAMAGF
BUSINESS DAMAGE MAY HIT J400.000
BLAME DAMAGE ON FUNNEL
THE TOHNADO'S HUMAN RELATIONS
THANK YOU... I ADVERTISEMENT)
STORM DAMAGE TO MUSEUM PEGGED AT «4,000 TO 15.000
TORNAOO ORILLS TAKE ON IMPORTANCE
STORM READINGS
THANKS FOR GOOD CLEAN-UP JOB
FOL'S AROUND HERE: WARNING FR3M ABOVE
STORMS POUND STATE
TORNAOO DRILL: IT WAS ONLY A TRIAL RUN. BUT THEY MADE IT LOOK REAL
TORNADOS. N.C.
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
TORNADOES KILL 25 IN N.C.: LIN
N.C. TWISTERS KILL 59. INJURE)
HUNT WILL SEEK DISASTER STATUS
TORNADO VICTIMS: "ANGELA PRAY?
PITT COUNTY VICTIMS TAKE STOC<
HERE'S PARTIAL LIST OF VICTIMS
STATE'S EMERGENCY CENTER ACTIV
GOVERNOR TOURS "HORRIBLE1 SCEN
•WIND JUST BLTIWEO ME OUT THE 5
IN CRISIS. RURAL FOLKS PITCH I
VOLUNTEFRS OFFER HELP AFTFR ST
RESIDENTS IN DURHAM ASKFO TO A
GOOD SAMS HELP IN KINSTON
OEATH, DESTRUCTION CAME IN 0A>
TORNADO VICTIMS SURVEY DAMAGE;
REPAIR EFFORTS UNDER WAY
DURHAM AIDS VICTIMS
HUNT ASKS FEDERAL AID
TORHADO-RIPPEO TAR HEELS BEG1M
6 N.C. COUNTIFS DISASTER AREA',
SAFE: "GOD JUST GOT THEM OUT-
TAR HEELS RESPONDING TO AID ST
HERE IS LIST OF FATALITIES
HEL° ON THE WAY
HUNT WANTS 18 COUNTIES LISTED
SBC SEEKS INFORMATION ON TORNA
TAR HEELS RESPOND NOBLY TO ST]
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN CLEARING DEB'.
DEVASTATION: SURVIVORS LOOK BA
OURHAM PEOPLE PITCH IN TO HEL'
• TORNAOOES TURNED ON HAM OPERAT
FIVE OISASTFR-AID CENTERS TO 1
BnY. GRANOMOTHER BURIED NEAR 4
CANOLF IN CHURCH WINDOW BFACOY
HIS OLD CHECK WAS A TRAVELER
HFLP POURS IN AS 2 MORE COUNTI
DONATIONS POUR IN 10 AID N.C.
TWO MORE COUNTIES GET OISASTE'
STORM FORCES WORK FOR BPITISH
DISASTER CENTERS OPEN TODAY
CONCERT TO AIO TURNADO VICTIMS
DOING THE NOKKS OF GOD
DONATIONS POURING IN FOR TORNA
HURRY UP AND REST
LOADING TRUCK
HUNDREDS SEEK AID AT FEOERAL 3
FOUR MORE N.C. COUNTIES DECLA)
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR URGES AID F?
BAROMETER NOT ONLY GUAGE FOR 3
FLIM-FLAM WARMINGS CONTINUE A=
TORNAOO VICTIMS LINE UP FOR AI
STORM VICTIMS STILL NEED AID
CLEANUP WORK CONTINUES AT DAMA
N.C. FARMERS GET AIO FOR TORNA
TORNADO: A GENERATION ERASEO
STORM HELPERS ALSO HEROES
TORNADO VICTIMS GET TEMPORARY
SOME STORM LOSSES WON'T BE RES
SOME N.C. TORNADO VICTIMS WON"
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS OID Th;
STORM AIO MAY ONLY COVER NECES
MONEY PROVIDED STATE TO EASE F
MOBILE HOMES WILL HOUSE STORM
STORMS TOOK TOLL ON N.C. T 1MB?
SOME WORK BEING DONE AT GARAGC
THANK YOU DURHAM AND THE TRIA>I
TORNAOOES STRIKE 2 COUNTIES
HATS OFF TO CARON AVRY. WDNC
CPCL LISTS DAMAGE FROM STORMS
PHILIP MORRIS DONATES TO TORN!
CHILDREN SENO EASTER "ASKETS T
OUKE STUDENTS AID N.C. TORNAO)
STUOENT AID
REO SPRINGS GRATEFUL FOR AID
TWISTERS HOP ACROSS DIXIE, KIL
TORNAOOES BLAMED FOR SOME DAMS
TORNAOO EXPERT: N.C. STORMS DA
ONE OF MARCH 26 TORNADOES CALL
COUNTIES LOOK FOR WAYS TO 01 S'
GIANT "YARU SALE' TO AIO TORNA
MFTEOPOLOGISTS SAY TWISTERS NT
14 COUNTIES TO GET MORE DISAST
DON'T BLAME GOD FOR STATE'S P'
TORNAOO RELIEF OEAULINE IS EXT
WILSON BUILDING HIT BY TQRNA03
TORNAOO VICTIMS STILL FEEL EFF
EMOTIONS NEFDTNG AID. TOO
TORNAOO-AID CLAIMS SIFTFO
TORNAOO T-SHIRTS RAISE OUESTIO
T-SHIRTS NOT IN BAD TASTE
TORNAOO HITS CAMPGROUND AT ROO
CITIES FORM DISASTER RELIEF PA
TORNAOO SAFFTY PLAN INAOEOUAT'
ROU WEATHER ALERTS FALL TO FE">
GRANT SOUGHT TO AID TORNAOO VI
BUOGET CUTS HURT WARNING SYST-
REO SPRINGS UNCFRTAIN DOWNTOWN
PREPAREDNESS PAYS OFF
OFFICIAL SAYS STURMS RAISED A,J
RED SPRINGS PLANNING CELEBRATI
RED SPRINGS SHOWS SPIRIT
SIX MONTHS LATER, SCARS FROM T
HEARINGS ON TORNAOO FORECASTS!
E OF TWISTERS INJURES HUNOREDS
HUNDREDS
FOR STORM PATH
0 AND PRAYED ANO PRAYEO...'
ATEO FOLLOWING STORM
E
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N
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PATROLS CONTINUE
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ES GET OISASTFR TAG
VICTIMS OF TORNAOOES
STATUS
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DO VICTIMS
ISASTER CENTERS IN N.C.
ED 0ISAST6R AREAS
R TORNAOO VICTIMS
AD WEATHER
TER TORNAOOES
D
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00 DAMAGE
HOUSING
AINED
T GET FULL REIMBURSEMENT
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SITIES
LOUD HAZARDS
VICTIMS
DO VICTIMS
0 STORM VICTIMS
VICTIMS
LING FIVE
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OSE OF OONATIONS
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T APPEARING MORE OFTEN
ER RELIEF
08LEMS
ENOED FOR N.C.
6CTS OF STRESS
NS ON TASTEFULN6SS
ANTHE
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IN N.C. NATIONAL REPORT SAYS
EPAL BUDGET CUTS
CTIMS
M aFFORE TORNADOES I
WILL BE REBUILT
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ON OF THANKS
ORNADOES REMAIN
G PLANNED THURSDAY IN EASTERN N.C.
OFFICIALS SAY
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3/21/84
A
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3/22/84
A
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A54
H 2
4/05/84
A
1
N
A54
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 P
N
M51
H 2
4/05/84
B
1 P
P
S 2
4/05/84
A
I P
N
C60
S 2
4/05/54
c
1 P
p
C56
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 P
N
L41
H 2
4/06/84
A
1
N
A54
H 2
4/07/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/11/84
A
3
A
H 2
4/11/84
c
1
N
5 2
4/11/84
c
1
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C05
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4/12/84
A
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4/12/84
A
5
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H 2
4/13/84
B
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4/15/84
A
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N
E75
H 2
5/10/84
B
I P
N
A54
H 2
3/21/84
A
1
N
S 2
3/29/64
A
1 P
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
1 P
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
1
N
L30
H 2
3/30/84
A
2
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
2
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
7
N
H 2
3/30/04
c
6
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
B
1 P
P
S 2
3/30/84
A
1 P
N
S 2
3/30/64
A
1
N
S 2
3/30/84
A
2
N
S 2
3/30/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/31/54
A
9
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
9
N
H 2
3/31/64
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1 P
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S 2
3/31/84
A
I
N
S 2
3/31/84
A
2
N
S 2
3/31/84
A
4
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S 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/01/64
A
1 P
N
H 2
4/01/84
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1
N
M51
H 2
4/01/84
B
7
■1
H 2
4/31/84
B
7
N
H 2
4/01/84
B
8 P
N
H 2
4/02/84
A
3
N
H 2
4/02/84
A
3
N
H 2
4/02/84
B
1
N
S 2
4/02/84
A
1 P
N
C60
H 2
4/33/84
A
12
N
S 2
4/03/84
c
1
N
K90
S 2
4/03/84
C
3
N
H 2
4/04/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/04/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/04/84
A
9
N
H 2
4/04/84
B
14 P
P
C56
S 2
4/04/84
A
2 P
p
M66
S 2
4/04/84
C
7
N
H 2
4/05/94
A
13
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
13
N
S 2
4/05/84
A
1
N
H05
S 2
4/05/84
C
3
N
H 2
4/06/84
A
9
N
H 2
4/06/84
A
15
N
S 2
4/06/84
A
1
N
C60
S 2
4/06/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/07/94
A
1
N
S 2
4/07/64
A
4
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H 2
4/08/84
c
13
N
H 2
4/09/84
B
12
N
S 2
4/09/84
C
2
N
H 2
4/11/34
A
4
E
S 2
4/11/84
C
11
N
S 2
4/11/84
c
11
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
8
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
15
N
H 2
4/13/64
A
9
N
H 2
4/15/64
A
1 1
A
H 2
4/16/34
A
1
N
H 2
4/16/84
A
4
L
H 2
4/17/84
A
9
N
H 2
4/20/84
A
10
N
H 2
4/22/84
C
16
'1
S 2
4/23/64
A
1
N
H 2
4/24/»4
A
11 P
P
S 2
4/25/64
A
4
L
H 2
5/04/84
A
1 P
N
H 2
5/08/94
A
12
N
S 2
5/08/64
C
5
N
H 1
5/09/94
C
I
N
S 2
5/1 1/84
C
9
N
H 2
5/12/84
B
7
N
H 2
5/12/84
A
3
N
J56
S 2
5/25/84
C
6
N
H 2
6/04/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/04/94
A
14
N
H 2
6/07/94
A
11
N
S 2
6/13/94
C
9
N
H 2
6/14/84
C
13
N
H 2
7/01/94
B
4
N
H 2
7/12/84
A
15
N
S 2
7/14/64
A
4
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H 2
7/19/84
C
10
N
S ?
8/04/94
A
17
N
H 2
8/05/84
B
3
N
S 2
8/07/84
A
1
N
S 2
9/07/94
A
9
N
H 2
8/08/84
B
5
N
S 2
9/13/94
C
2
N
S 2
8/22/84
A
4
E
H 2
8/25/84
B
1
"l
L40
H 2
9/30/64
A
15
N
S 2
9/05/94
A
4
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H 2
10/01/84
9
1
N
H 2
10/17/84
A
9
N
MONTHLY/AN
[ N 0 6 X
12/31/8*
MOKE EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED
LACK OF MANPOWER. EQUIPMENT BLAMED FOR TORNADO PROBLEMS
SURVIVING MOTHER NATURE
REO SPRINGS THANKS PEOPLE WHO HELPEO AFTER TORNADOES HIT
REu SPRINGS REMEMBERS TORNADOS S
HEATHER IN '8* HAS FRIENOt FOE
REU SPRINGS KFSTOENTS STILL HIKING TO REPAIR DAMAGE FROM TORNADOES
TORNAOOS. U.S.
IN THE EYE OF THE STORM: HAVING SURVIVED 3 TORNADOS. KANSAS NATIVE..
TORTURE
SEE ALSO RAPE-TORTURE-MURDER CRIMES
TORTURE IS COMON THROUGHUUT H E HORLD
TOTAL LIVING CONCEPTS, INC.
MANUFACTURING FIRM MOVES TO STATE
TOTAL PAPENTERAL NUTRITION
SEE ALSO EATING
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
THERE'LL BE NO SNACKING.
NO EATING AT THIS REUNION
TOTEM POLE
HENOfcRSONVILLE MAN MAKES TOTE* POLES
TOUCH THE MIME TRIO
SEE ALSO MIME
TOUCH REACHES OUT
TOUCH STAGES BENEFIT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS HEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NEH TWIST ON AN ANCIENT ART: TOUCH
TOUCHE ROSS ANO CO.
PANEL SERVES NOTICE: HIRE BLa:kS. HOMEN TO GET CITY BUSINESS
CITY AUOIT FIRM FULFILLS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN
TOUCHTONF TELEPHONE SERVICE
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
TOUCHTONE PHONE CHARGE TOUCHING OFF COMPLAINTS
TOURIS". DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TRAVEL C TOURISM COMMITTEE
SCE ALSO VISITURS CENTER
EXPLORE THE UNEXPECTED DURHAM
THE OOWNTOHN MYSTERY
•MYSTCRTUUS' DURHAM?
DURHAM VISITORS CENTER HOULO 800ST TOURISM
MYSTERY TOUR TRACKS DURHAM'S ?AST. FUTURE
TOURISTS FIND DURHAM AN ATTRACTIVE STOPOVER
DURHAM COUNTY 9TH IN TRAVEL BJSINESS
TRAVEL COMMITTEE UDRKS TO SELL DURHAM'S ASSETS
MARSICANO TO HEAO CHAMBER TRAVEL ANO TOURISM COMMITTEE
TOURISM. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, TOURISM
PLANNING A TRIP ABROAD? DON'T FORGET YOUR HEALTH
SEARCHING FOR KING ARTHUR ON THE CLIFFS OF TINTAGEL
OUR ART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS
U.S. TOURISTS: TOO r'ANY RUBES
NICE 'NO' IS HIGHLIGHT
TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SHIP FXPECTcO TO PRAH MILLIONS OF TOURISTS
EASTERN N.C. GROWTH SEEN CONTINUING
MARCH IS 'CANADIAN DAYS'
WILMINGTON HOMES TOUR SET APRIL 7
NORTH CAROLINA'S HOSPITALITY IMPRESSES A BRITISH WRITERS
TRAVEL SPENDING INCREASES IN N.C.
TOURISTS FINO OURHAM AN ATTRACTIVE STOPOVER
STATE'S TOURISTS SAY RE«UTY 1ST
STUDY: SCENERY DRAWS STATE'S VISITORS
PRESERVING N.C. BEAUTY
THIS HEEK'S CALENDAR
ROAD BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
DURHAM COUNTY 9TH IN TRAVFL R'JSTNFSS
SALISBURY ANO SPENCER CONSIDERING TROLLEY LINE
TPAVEL COMMITTEE WORKS TO SELL DURHAM'S ASSET5
SURVEY SAYS TOURISM INCREASEO IN N.C. THIS YEAR
TOURISM GROUP WANTS SCHOOL ST«RT DELAYED
N.C. SCHUOL OPENING AFTFR LA83R DAY URGFD AS BOOST FOR TOURISM
ALTERING SCHOOL YEAR HAS FARMING PRECEDENT
THREE NORTH CAROLINA EVENTS LISTED IN TOP 100 IN NORTH AMFRICA FOR
1984 ECONOMY: STATE BUSINESSES SOARED. CRASHED
TOWN AND COUNTRY GARDEN CLUB
GARDEN CLUB'S PROFITS HELP
SENO STUDENT TO SCHOOL
TOWN ANO GOWN RELATIONSHIPS
SEE OURHAM, N.C, TOWN ANO GOWN RELATIONS
TOWNHOUSES
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
HOME CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN DURHAM
TnwNHOUSES APPROVED
RESIDENTS SPEAK AGAINST PROJECT
TOWNHOUSES PLANNED FUR HOPE VALLEY AREA
TOXIC WASTE TREATMENT
SEE HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT,
-C.
C T S
PAGE 7 1*
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N E E
P 0 DATE C
PG
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S 2 10/18/9* C
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S 2 12/19/54 B
S 2 12/21/84 A
S 2 12/26/84 A
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11
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13
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N
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N
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H 2 12/05/8* A * L
S 2 3/23/8* C 7 N
H 2 1/20/8* B 1 F
H 1 2/02/8* C 1 P F
2 1/12/8* D 6 P P
2 1/13/R* D 3 N
2 1/20/8* 0 6 F
2 2/10/B* 0 1 P F
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10/18/84
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3/11/8*
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3/25/8*
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5/23/8*
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5/23/8*
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5/27/84
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5/29/84
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5/30/84
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6/10/84
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9
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6/14/84
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6/20/A4
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8/28/84
A
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9/04/84
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9/21/84
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11/16/84
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12/06/84
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12/22/84
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8/29/84
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S 2 5/01/8*
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1 N H90
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3 N
S 2 12/04/8* B
TOX ICULOGY
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY INSTI TUTE OF TOXICOLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PRTGRAM
HEALTH RECORDS ARE COMING TO DURHAM
TOYOTA MOTOR SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS I S"=E ALSO NAMES 3 F SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO «UTO MANUFACTURERS!
TOYOTA FILMING COMMERCIAL AT 3LUE CROSS OFFICE BUILDING H 2 12/06/8*
JAPANESE COMMERCIAL TO PE FILMED IN AREA S Z 12/08/8*
TOYOTAS
CAR DEALER RAPS EOMISTEN FUNDS
TOYS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GAMES
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SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRST MARATHON
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SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK
SEE ALSO OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELT TRIALj
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, TRACK (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS I
MARTIN TAKES AIM ON HIGH JUMP MARK
EAGLES LEAD CIAA TRACK
TRACTOP PULLS
TRACTOR PULL CLASSES OFFERED
TRACTORS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. FARMING
TRACTOR THEFT RING BEING INVESTIGATED
POLICE SAY MAN LINKED TO STOLEN POLICE CAR
N.C. FARMERS SAD AT PASSING OF AN OLD NAME IN TRACTORS
TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
TPADE DEFICIT, EXPOPT DIP HURT N.C. FIRMS
ANOTHER TROUBLING DEFICIT
LIFT U.S. TRADE RESTRICTIONS
DUKE ECONOMIST LINKS TRADE OEFICITS TO STRONG ECONOMY
UNCLE SAM CARRYING 8U0GET I HADE OEFICITS: 'HE AIN'T HEAVY...
TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO COPYRIGHT LAW
SEE ALSO U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
DUKE UNIVERSITY IS GAINING CONTROL OVER USE OF NAME
LCM FILES CHARGES ON SEAL DUPLICATION
LCM SUES RIVAL CIGARETTE COMPANY
LCM ADDS CHARGES AGAINST CIGA<ETTF FIRM
BRUWN C WILLIAMSON FILES CQUNTERSUIT IN WAR OF GENERICS
RAMADA INN SUES NEW HOTEL OWNF RS
TRAFFIC ALERT COLLISION AVOIOANCE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, J.S.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. MIO-AIR COLLISIONS
PtEOMONT TO TEST SYSTEM TO AVJID PLANE COLLISIONS
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
CITY WANTS TO WIDEN GUESS ROA?
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS RFJECTE3
ZONING COMMISSION REJECTS PLA>I FOR A SHOPPING CENTER
1-40 COMPLETION TO DOUBLE TPAFFIC
TRIANGLE TRAFFIC NOT CRITICAL, NOT "UTOPIA"
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FQR NO'THGATE EXPANSION
COUNCIL URGES TRAFFIC STUOY AT NORTHGATF
CENTER HOTEL COULO IE PLACED MEAK HIGHWAY
ROADS: HUGE TRAFFIC JAMS THREATEN TO STRANGLE TRIANGLE GROWTH
TRAFFIC DEATHS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, DURHAM
15-YEAR-OLQ DURHAM BOY DIES IN
SERVICE IS MONDAY FOR ACCIOENT
CRAIG ROAD MAN IS KILLED WHEN
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR WILSON
WOMAN HIT BY CAR DIES
WOMAN HIT BY CAR OIESi MANSLAJ
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER cILEO I
APPEALS COURT ORDERS 4TH TRIAL
MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
DURHAM DRIVER DIES IN COLLISID
JOHNSON RITES PENDING
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MAN KILLED AS HIS CAR HITS MR;
MAN WALKING ON I-R5 HIT, KILLE
PFOESTRIAN DIFS
BOY RIDING BIKE KILLED BY TRu:
TOUCK D»IVER CLEARED OF DEATH
MAN RILLEO, 7 HURT IN CAR C"LL
HIT-ANO-RUN, MANSLAUGHTER CASE
BABY DIES IN HEAD-ON CRASH
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVERING
WITNESS: CAR WAS SWERVING
DURHAM ACAOEMY TAKES CLOSE LOO
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WPECK KILLS MAN ON 30TH BIRTHT
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DURHAM MAN STRUCK BY CAR AND <
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18-YEAR-OLD OUKF STUDENT DIES
THREE PERSONS DIE IN DURHAM, Z
MAN, 65, STRUCK BY CAR AND DIE
DURHAM MAN HIT, KILLED BT CAR
DURHAM COUNTY MAN KILLED AFTE*
WRECK CLAIMS LIFE OF DRIVER
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HIGHWAY DEATH"; 98 FEWER IN 195 3
4 KILLEO IN N.C. HOLIDAY TRAFFIC
HOLIUAY TRAFFIC OFATHS IN N.C. BELOW FSTIMATt
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES FILEO
DWI LAW PRUVING WORTH
8 KILLED IN WEEKEND HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS
OFFICIAL WHO FACED CHARGE IN ALAMANCE OIES IN CRASH
FOUR FAMILY MFMPERS KILLEO IN WRFCK
4 MEMBERS OF FAMILY DIE IN WRECK
ACCIDENTS KILL TWO
AUTO ACCIOENTS KILL 4 IN N.C.
ONE MARINE KILLEO, 12 HURT AS PICKUP TRUCK OVERTURNS
TWO MEN KILLED IN WRECKS
2 KILLEO IN WEEKEMD WRECKS
SANF3R0 MAN OIES IN CRASH
FIFTEFN DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
CHAFGES SOUGHT IN FATALITY
MAN. 23, WALKING ON ROAD KILLCD
ACCIOFNTS KILL FIVE IN N.C.
TWO MEN ARE KILLED IN SINGLE-CAR CRASH
MEBANF MAN OIES IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH
TWO KILLED IN GUILFORD IN HEA3-ON COLLISION
YOUNG ALAMANCE DRIVER KILLEO !N ONE-CAR WRECK
CASWELL WOMAN OIES IN WRECK
FIVE PEOPLE DIE UN N.C. HIGHWAYS
FRANKLINTON MAN KILLED IN WRECK
G'AHAM MAN D|FS. 3 INJURED IN CRASH
TWO-CAP. COLLISION KILLS TWO M= N NEAR ROXBORD
GIRL DIES AFTFR APPARENTLY JUMPING FROM CAR
4 RACING TEFNS DIE IN WRECK
11 DIE IN N.C. ROAD ACCIDENTS
TEEN'S ORGANS TO 9E OONATED
MAN BELIEVED STRUCK. KILLEO BY PICKUP TRUCK
SIX OIE IN N.C. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
WAKE WOMAN PUN OVER. KILLED BY HER OWN CAR
DURHAM MAN DIES IN TRUCK ACCIDENT
CHATHAM WOMAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT
14 N.C. TRAFFIC OEATHS EXPECTEO DURING FASTER
CASWELL WOMAN KILLEO IN WRECK
13 DIE ON HIGHWAYS OVER EASTE' WEEKEND
15 DIE ON STATE ROADS DURING TASTER WEEKEND
GREENSBORO MAN KILLCD IN WKEC<
MAN LYING IN ROAD KILLED BY VEHICLE
N.C. WEEKENO TRAFFIC OE«THS RF ACH 1")
NO CHARGES FILED IN FATAL ACCIOENT
TRANSPLANTS: PARENTS OF TWO GIRLS KILLEO IN ACCIOENT SAY THEIR LOSS...
GPEFNSBORO MAN CLEARED OF TRAFFIC DEATH CHARGE
CASWELL MAN KILLED
SILER CITY COUPLE. SANFORO man KILLED IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS
WFEKENO WRECKS CLAIM 12
THREE MEN DIE IN AUTO CRASH
SEVEN DIE IN ACCIDENTS
11 DIE ON N.C. ROADS
MAN STRUCK BY CAR. KILLEO
POLICE SEEK HIT-AND-RUN DRIVE?
WRECK KILLS ORIVER
9 KILLEO IN N.C. ROAD WRECKS
12-YEAR-TERM IMPOSED IN CASE ) F HIT-ANO-RUN MANSLAUGHTER
NEWLYWED MAN KILLED IN CHATHAM
CHILD HIT BY CAR OIES FROM INJURIES
HENDERSON MAN OIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
1 KILLED. 1 HURT IN COLLISION
2 MEN KILLED IN WRECK
N.C. ROAD OEATHS UP DESPITE Drfl LAW
LAWMAN, PRISONS" KILLED IN CRASH
ROXPORO MAN DIES AFTER WRECK
5 N.C. HIGHWAY DEATHS PREDICTFD
ACCIOENT FATAL TO S.C. WOMAN
ALAMANCE BOY DIES IN VAN ACCIDENT
3 PFRSUNS. UNBORN CHILD DIE IM WRECK
DRIVER OF CAR CHARGED AFTER W'ECK SOUTH OF FRANKLINTON CAUSES FATALITY
WOMAN FACES CHARGES IN FATAL ^CIDENT
3 CHILDREN. MOM AMuNG 5 KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION
ALBERT A. SHORT CAR WRECK VICTIM
CAR ROLLS. KILLING ROXBORD WOMAN
HIT-RUN ACCIDENT KILLS EFLAND MAN -
DRIVER SOUGHT IN HIT-ANO-RUN
PINFHUkST WOMAN DIES WHEN CAR HITS COLUMN
GRANVILLE COUNTY MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
FUNFRAL DIRECTOR. 2 MOURNFRS (ILLEO IN PROCESSION; 3 HURT
CHATHAM MAN KILLED
TEEN ON BIKE KILLFO
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WASHINGTON MAN KILLEO IN WREC<
SILER CITY MAN KILLEO IN CRAV5N WRECK
DRIVE0 FALLS ASLEEP: PASSENGER IS KILLEO
11 TRAFFIC FATALITIES REPORTED
JURY AWARDS MORE THAN 1500.DOD IN DEATH OF HIGH POINT HOUSEWIFE
3 DIE ON N.C. ROADS
PINEBLUFF COUPLF KILLEO WHEN TRAIN, VAN COLLIDE
PERSON MAN KILLED IN CASWFLL rfRECK
R0X8URU MAN KILLEO IN PERSON AUTJ WRECK
DURHAM WOMAN HURT IN KITTRELL WRECK OIES
PHUPOTT DEATH BRINGS CHARGES
HAW R1VFR HAN, 64, KILLEO IN 1-85 WRECK
FAYETTEVILLE CHEERLEAOER OIES IN WRECK
HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 10 ON N.C. ROAOS
N.C. TRAFFIC ACCIOENTS CLAIM 11
1 KILLED AFTER SYRUP SKIO
8 PEOPLE DIE IN WFEKENO'S TRAFFIC ACCIOENTS
HENDERSON MAN KILLED. ONE HURT IN CAR CRASH
VANCE COUNTY MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
1«> OIE ON N.C. ROADS
i OF t INJURED IN 1-85 WRECK STILL HOSPITALIZED
ACCIDFNT VICTIMS IMPROVE
CEEDMOOR WOMAN KILLEO IN WRECK
TWO DIE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY ACCIDENTS
2 OIE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY ACCIDENTS
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN FATAL AuT0 WRECK
N.C. HIGHWAY DEATHS TOP 1.000 FOR 1984
ROXBOPO TFEN-AGFK FACES CHAR&FS IN CAR ACCIOENT
CAR CRASH KILLS TDWNSVILLC MAN
THREE PERSONS OIE IN DURHAM, CHATHAM WRECKS
NINE DIE IN WEEKEND CRASHES
RDUGEMONT TEEN DIES IN WRECK
TEEN DIES AFTER WRECK
SAFE ROADS ACT HAS WIDE IMPACT IN FIRST YEAR
JFFICIALS BELIEVE SAFE ROAOS ACT IS DOING WHAT WAS INTENDED...
7 OIE IN ACCIDENTS
9 KILLED IN ACCIOFNTS
4-CAR-SOAT ACCIDENT KILLS 1. < UR T « 2
COLLISION ON N.C. 751 KILLS 21-YEAR-OLD MAN
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9/24/84
C
2
N
S 2
9/24/84
A
s
N
H 2
9/30/94
B
1
N
H 2
10/01/84
B
1
N
S 2
10/01/84
A
6
N
S 2
10/01/84
C
2
0
H 2
10/02/94
B
8
N
S 2
10/02/94
B
i i
N
H 1
10/04/84
B
l
N
S 2
10/08/84
c
3
N
S 2
10/15/°4
A
6
N
H 2
10/16/94
c
5
N
H 2
10/1°/D4
A
1 P
N
H 1
10/19/94
B
1
N
H 2
10/21/94
B
I
N
H 2
10/22/94
B
7
N
MONTHLY/AN -J UAL
1/01/6". -
I N 0
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 717
PUBLIC'S FEAR Of SUFFER DWI . AWS FAOINCi OFFICIALS CLAIM
2 TEENS DIE. J HUKT IN WRFCK
FUNERAL SFT FUR CRASH VICTIM
FOUR WUMEN n I E IN AUIO COLLISTON AFTER GOSPEL EVENT
TRUCK HITS HAV WAGON NEAR WILSON; BOY KILLED
4 DIE IN COLLISION
CASH KILLS GRANVILLE MAN, WIFE; 5 INJURED
14 DIE ON N.C. ROAOS
HILLSBOROUGH WRFCK KILLS 19-Y=AR-0L0 WO«AN
TEEN KILLED IN CAP WRECK HEAR LOUISBURG
THIPTFEN DIE IN TPAFFIC ACCIDENTS OVER WEEKEND
TWO TEEN BOYS KILLEO IN GRANVILLE CAR WRECK
TWO CHAPEL HILL MEN OIE IN WRr CK
18 ROAD DEATHS REPORTED
SERVICES SET FOR OXFORD YOUTHS KILLED IN ACCIDENT
PATROLMEN TO BE OUT IN FORCE FOR HOLIDAY
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS ALAMAN:E MAN. 24
FOUR KILLEO ON HIGHWAYS
FOUR KILLED ON N.C. HIGHWAYS SINCF HOLIOAY BEGAN
NINE DIE ON N.C. HIGHWAYS 0VE1 HOLIDAY WEEKEND
FIVE KILLED IN ACCIDENTS
WRECK INJURIES FATAL TO MRS. =AULKNER
TRUCK DRIFTS OFF HIGHWAY; DRIVER OIES
PFOESTRIAN KILLED IN FRANKLIN ACCIOENT
SEVEN OIE ON HIGHWAYS
TWU FORT BRAGG SOLDIERS OIE IN TRUCK ACCIDENT
N.C. MAN IS KILLEO IN WRECK: SECOND 60DY IS SOUGHT
WRECK CAUSE SOUGHT
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTING 25 N.C. TRAFFIC DEATHS
25 HULIDAY TRAFFIC FATALITIES PPEOICTEO FOR N.C.
COMMUNITY GRIEVFD BY DEATHS OF BROTHERS
1 KILLED, 5 INJUREO IN COLLISION
INJURIES ARE FATAL TO KITTREL- MAM STRUCK BY AUTO
FOUR PEOPLE KILLEO AS TRAILER LEAVES TRUCK AND HITS CAR
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
2 VANCE TEENS DIE IN WRECK
8-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLEO ON HIGHWAY
TRAFFIC DEATHS. ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED IN WRE:k
NURSE OIES IN ACCIDFNT
DURHAM GENERAL NURSE DIES AFTER TPAFFIC ACCIDENT
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE IN NURSE»S DEATH
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED IN FATAL U.S. 70 WRECK
HFARING SET FOR HILLSBOROUGH MAN
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLED AS CAR COLLIDES WITH TRACTOR- TR A I LER
CHAPEL HILL MAN KILLEO IN ACCIOENT
MAN WON'T BE CHARGED
TFEN DIES AFTFR WRECK
AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS ORANGE COJNTY MAN
ORANGE COUNTY WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT
ORANGF COUNTY WOMAN OIES AFTE* CAR CRASHES
MAN CHECKING WRECK STRUCK. KILLEO BY AUTO
HILLSBOROUGH MAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR
TRUCKER DIES IN 1-85 WRECK
TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, U.S.
TRUCK DRIVER IS ON TRIAL IN 7 DEATHS
N.C. man FACES RECKLESS HOMICIDE CHARGES IN CRASH
TWO N.C. MEN KILLEO AS TRUCKS COLLIDE IN ALA.
TEEN HIGHWAY DEATHS SHOULO BE EXAMINED
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIES IN ACCIDENT
N.C. MAN KILLEU IN FLORIDA WR^CK
SECOND MAN SOUGHT IN TRUCK ACCIDENT THAT KILLEO N.C. MAN
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNALS
TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO INSTITUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION RESFARCH
ORIVE CAREFULLY
HIGHWAY SAFFTY DEPENDS ON ALL DRIVERS. NUT JUST ELDERLY
WATCH OUT FOR CHILDREN
TRAFFIC SIGNALS
OH, NO
OURHAM TO GET NEw TR AF F I C- SI UN AL SYSTEM
COMPUTER TRAFFIC LIGHTS DUE IN 2 MONTHS
CAN'T SOMEONE ADJUST THE TRAFFIC SIGNALS?
CORNER TO BE SAFER
CONTRACTOR ASKS MARTIN'S AID IN TRAFFIC-SYSTEM FIGHT
ANTIQUE TRAFFIC LIGHTS NECD REPLACEMENTS
TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
SEE ALSO SYMBOLS
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT CREATES A HAZARO
STOP THIS MAONESS
COSTLY VANDALISM
SIGNS FAIL; VEHICLES WRECK NEAR CANTON
TRAFFIC SURVEYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
CARRBORO IS GETTING STUDY OF TRAFFIC ON SMITH LFVFL
CARRBORO ALDERMEN OK APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO BICYCLISTS. TRAFFIC LAWS
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO PARKING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
CHARGES FILEO AFTER CHASE
POLICE PUT MAN IN JAIL AFTER CHASE IN OURHAM
OFFICER GETS TRAFFIC TICKET
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED IN CHASE ON INTERSTATE 85
POLITICAL RACER
TWICE TAGGED
ENOING A WITCH-HUNT
SIRENS 'WELCOME' PICKETT ROAO RESIDENTS
MOTOR CLUB BOARO OPPOSES N.C. LAW
OAY IN COURT GETS HIM NIGHT IN COOLER
HE'LL FIGHT ON AFTER NIGHT IN JAIL
OUKE STREET SPEEDING STUNS VISITOR
OFFICER FACING TRAFFIC CHARGES
MAN GIVES UP SPEEDING APPEAL
DRIVER GIVES UP ONE-MAN BATTL; AGAINST TICKET
VOIDED TICKETS HAVE POLICE CHIEF IN LEGAL WRANGLE
SLOW OOWN ON TICKETS
OFFICERS STAY BUSY ON HOLIDAY WEEKEND
N E
S
E
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L
T
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P D
DATE
C
PG L
P BYL
S 2
10/22/34
A
6
N
S 2
10/22/84
C
2
N
S 2
10/22/84
c
2
0
H 7
10/29/84
A
1
N M51
H 2
10/2''/"'.
A
?
N
S ?
10/29/84
10/30/84
C
1
N
H 2
c
1
N
S 2
11/05/84
A
7
N
H 2
U/ll/84
A
4
N
H 2
11/12/84
a
1
N
S 2
U/12/34
C
2
N
H 2
11/19/84
s
1
N
H 2
11/19/84
8
9
M
S 2
11/14/84
A
5
N
S 2
11/19/84
c
2
0
S 2
11/20/84
B
7
N
H 2
U/Z3/B4
C
10
N
S 2
U/23/84
C
9
N
H 2
11/24/84
B
6
N
S 2
11/26/84
A
20
N
S 2
12/03/84
A
6
N
" 2
12/06/84
A
24
0
H 2
12/08/84
C
1 P
N
H 1
12/08/84
c
1
N
S ?
12/11/84
c
8
N
H 2
12/1 1/84
A
10
N
H 2
12/14/84
A
15
N
S 2
12/15/84
A
3
N A47
H 2
12/18/84
A
9
N
S 2
12/18/84
A
1 1
N
H 2
12/23/84
B
10
N
H 2
12/24/84
B
1
N
H 2
12/27/84
A
6
0
H 2
12/28/84
A
I?
N
H I
12/28/84
3
1
M
H 1
12/23/84
B
1
N
H 2
12/30/84
B
1 P
N
H 2
12/30/84
3
1
N
5 2
1/28/84
A
1
N C05
H 2
1/29/84
C
8
N
S 2
3/10/84
A
I
N K45
H 2
3/20/84
a
12
N
S 2
3/20/84
A
1
N K45
H 2
3/21/84
A
11
N
H 2
3/24/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/lD/"4
A
2
N
S 2
4/10/84
C
4
N
S 2
5/01/84
A
B
N
H 2
7/08/84
B
I
N
H 2
9/1 1/84
8
5
0
S 2
9/14/84
A
1
N
H 2
9/15/84
B
3
0
H 2
lD/04/«4
A
20
N
S 2
10/04/84
C
10
N
H 2
11/14/84
B
1
N
H 2
2/09/34
A
8
N
H 2
7/25/84
A
10
N
H 2
9/12/84
A
13
N
H 2
10/13/34
A
4
E
H 2
10/31/84
A
11
N
S 2
12/03/84
A
2
N
S 2
12/13/84
C
11
N
. H 2_ 5/17/34. A
H 2 7/18/84 A
H 2 9/03/84 A
s
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1/11/34
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M66
s
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1/12/34
A
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K90
s
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7/J2/34
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1
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K90
H
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7/11/84
A
4
1
s
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9/14/34
A
1 4
N
H
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12/19/34
c
1
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H81
H 2 12/28/84 A
2 4/18/84 A 4
2 5/09/84 A 4
1 11/07/84 B 1
2 12/15/84 C 5
L
P M66
3/09/84 All N
3/14/84 B 1 N H90
H 2
1/03/34
r
1
N
S 1
1/09/84
A
*
N
H 2
1/18/84
8
1
N
H 2
2/02/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/15/84
A
4
E
H 3
3/21/84
B
1
N
S 2
3/24/84
A
4
E
H 2
3/29/84
A
4
L
H 2
5/09/84
A
1 !
N
H 2
5/11/84
A
1
N S82
H ?
5/12/84
A
1
N S82
S 2
5/25/84
A
4
L
H 2
6/20/84
H
1
M
S 2
8/07/34
A
9
N
H 2
8/09/84
H
/
N
H 2
8/13/e4
A
9
N
H 2
•8/22/84
A
4
L
S 2
9/04/84
L
6
N
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
S I
E L
C PC, L
PAGC MB
1/14/85
TRAILER PA»KS (SEE NAMES OF SPECIFIC TRAILER PARKS!
SEE MOBILE HOMES
TRAILS
SEE HIKING
TRAILWAYS BUS
BUS STATION FOR SALE; TRAILWAYS PLANS MOVF
TRAILWAYS SEEKS NEW LOCATION
KEEP CUS OEPOT DOWNTOWN
OFFICIALS FOR BUS STATION L00< AT RELOCATION SITES
TRAILWAYS SHOULD STAY DOWNTOWN
TRAILWAYS EXTENOS LEASE WITH ">URHAM BUS STATION
TRAILWAYS NOT MOVING. YET
SINGLE BUS STATION BACKED AT FARING ON GREYHOUND
SEPARATE BUS STATIONS RAPPED
CENTRAL BUS STATION IS VITAL FOR OURHAM
PANEL SETS TIMETABLE TO C0NSI3ER REPORT ON RECYCLING REQUEST
TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
TRAIN WRECKS
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRAINS. DURHAM
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRAINS. N.C.
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRAINS. U.S.
TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTE"
TASK FORCE ELECTS LAWYER CHAHMAN
TRAINS
SEE
SEE
SCE
SEE
SEE
SEE
N
ALSO CABOOSES
ALSO THE CAROLINIAN
ALSO CHARLOTTF/RALEIGH TRAIM SERVICE
ALSO DURHAM. M.C. PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
ALSO DURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
ALSO RAILROADS. MODEL
EEO YOUR OWN RAILKOAO CAR?
HO LIKES TRAINS? LOTS OF FOL<S!
TRAIN SERVICE WILL CONNECT CHARLOTTE. PORT
TRAINS HOLO MYSTIOUE. ROMANTICISM
TRAMPUL INES
GOING UP
TRANQUIL IZERS
SEE ALSO ORUGS
MILLIONS WITH MENTAL OISOROERS DEPEND ON MEDICINE
DRUG USE DANGER CI TED
TRANSACTORS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
TRANSACTORS ENTERTAIN OESPITE AUDIENCE'S APATHY
TRANSCENOENTAL MEDITATION
TRANSCENUENTAL MEDITATION TO 3 E OISUCSSED
TRANSCO COMPANIES. INC.
HOTEL EUROPA'S OWNERS DECIDE 3 N EXPANSION
TRANSOUTH =00
RACIN' LIONS
WALTRIP'S VICTORY ENDS TWO STREAKS
TRANSPORT CORP.
COMPUTER JUNKIES: The LATEST ADDICTS?
TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY CLUNCIL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
SEE ALSO NATIONAL IR ANSPOR TA T I O'l WECK
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. DF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PARATRANSIT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. TRANSPORTATION
PLANNERS EYE STUDY OF TRIANGLE SERVICES
TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE I DURHAM JNO ORANGE COUNTIES
PARK-AND-R IDE SITES ALONG 1-40 SUGGESTED BY ADVISORY GROUP
WIDENING U.S. 15-501 TOP TRANSPORTATION PROJECT
TRANSSOUTH FINANCIAL CORP.
TRANSOUTH OPENS NFW DURHAM 0Fr ICE
NCN9 STUDYING SALE OF TRANSOUTH
TRANSVESTITES
SCORN IS HIS INHERITANCE
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY. N.C.
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY OEVELOPER FINED MORE THAN 512.000
KINOERGARTNERS LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
TRAPPING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO N.C. TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION
FUR TRAPPERS PLANNING SUIT
PROTECTION GROUPS TAKE AIM ON TRAPS
TRAPPING SERVES VALUABLE WILD. IFE MANAGEMENT ROLE
TRAVEL. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
TRAVEL SPENDING INCREASES IN M.C.
TOURISTS FIND DURHAM AN ATTRACTIVE STOPOVER
STUDY: SCENERY DRAWS STATE'S VISITORS
VACATIONS: PERILS ANO MISERY "AN BE AVOIDEU
DURHAM COUNTY 9TH IN TRAVEL 3JSINESS
MORE VACATIONS SIGN OF THRIVING ECONOMY
TRAVEL. WORLDWIDE
SEE TOURISM. INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL AGENTS
TRAVtL AGENCIES INCREASE
AIRLINE DEREGULATION HELPS N.
TRAVEL AGENCY BUSINFSS
H
?
2/25/34 A 1
N
S
?
2/25/84 A 14
N
H
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3/02/84 A A
L
s
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3/20/84 C I
N
K90
S
?
4/13/84 A 4
L
s
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8/15/R4 C 1
N
K90
H
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9/16/84 B 1
N
H
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9/2R/P4 B 1
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S
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9/28/84 C 1
N
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10/01/84 A 4
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H 2 10/25/B4 B
H 2 11/15/84 C 10
H 2 6/01/«4 A A c
H 1 6/27/84 B 1 » F
H 2 11/01/R4 B 3 N
S 2 12/18/84 A 8 N
S 2 8/10/84 C 1 P P T37
S ? U/D7/B4 C 3 U
H 2 11/16/84 A I N 046
H 2 5/25/84 0 6 P F
H 2 12/28/84 0 16 R W66
S 2 2/04/54 A 15 N
H 2 1/17/84 A 13 N
H ? 4/15/84 3 1 P F W60
H 2 4/16/64 B 2 N W60
H 2 6/10/84 D 10 P N L41
S 2 8/22/84 CI N J56
S 2 2/16/84 A 1 N K90
S 2 6/21/84 A 1 N S80
S 2 7/21/84 A 2 P N
H 2 12/06/84 D 7 N
H 2 12/13/84 A 4 E
H 2 6/02/84 0 4 N
S 2 7/25/84 A I N
1 1/18/84 3
2 4/13/84 C
2 5/11/84 C
U W60
U W60
H
2
5/23/84
A
3
s
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5/23/84
A
4
s
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5/20/84
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6/10/84
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6/20/84
A
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A
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TRAVESTIES IPLAYI
PLAYMAKERS SUCCEED IN 'TRAVESTIES'
•TRAVESTIES' IS AN EARNEST BO' E
2/16/84
2/16/84
3/29/84
3/30/84
B71
W66
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
l/Ol/d4 -
INDEX
12/31/84
S'JBJECTS
PAGc 7 19
1/14/85
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
SFE ALSO GENOCIDE TREATIES
SEE ALSO PANAMA CANAL
SEE ALSO SUVIET UNIOI.. TREATIES
SOVIET VIOLATIONS EXAGGERATED
PANAMANIAN-U.S. TREATIES DO N3 T EXIST
TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES TO STREET C?. IME
3 N.C. PROJECTS HILL AFFECT DJRHA"
TRFCO INC.
SUNSTATFS.
TKECO INC. AGREE 0>4 MERGER; ENDS LONG SPAT
TREE EXPERT CORP.
PLANT CONSTRUCTION REPORTED OM SCHEDULE
TREE PLANTING
ARBOR WEEK BEGINS MONDAY
ARBOR DAY IN DURHAM
HOW TO PLANT A TREE
NEW T°EE
A TREE GROwS IN DURHAM
TREES
SF
SE
SE
SF
SE
SE
E also Christmas trees
e also forestry
e also forests. n.c.
e also forests. u.s.
e also lumber inoustry
e also timber
tree-cutting accident kills giaham preacher
arbor day in ourmam
how to plant a tree
oying trees bode disaster
buds blossoming
tree cities named
out on a limb?
city earns title
the pear trees in their glory
take time to plant a tree
smoky park threatened as it tjkns 50
man charged in removing state's trees
family looks ahead after trag'c accident
family thinks state responsible for accident
greensboro says firm illegally cut trees
old and in the way
IN REMEPbRANCE
RESTAURANT PROMISES •REASONABLE' EFFORT TO REPLACE TREES
RESTAURANT HAS NEW PROPOSAL T3 REPLACE TREES
COUNCILMEN WILL DISCUSS TREE 'EMUVAL
TREFS STAND TALL IN THESE TOW*l S
FALLING TREE KILLS SANFORD MAN
GARDENS WILL GET NEW TREES
1-40 WORK IS DESTROYING VERY 3LD TREES IN COUNTY
A DAY FOR THE TREES
TRESPASS ING
TEEN'S VISITS TO MALL LEAD TO CHARGE
TEEN SAYS MALL OFFERED DEAL
TEEN APPEALS CONVICTION
MALL 'HARASSMENT' UNCALLED F0?
TSEN-AGFRS GROW UP TO BECOME CUSTOMERS
BEN LLOYD FILFS SUIT OVER TIM8ER
TAKE A TENT TO MALL
TREY^'JRN
SEE ALSO FAIRNTOSH PLANTATION OURHAM, N.C.I
SEE ALSO SNOW HILL TAPM
SEE ALSO STAGVILLE PLANTATION
NORTHERN OURHAM MINI-CITY IS YAMED
NAME OF NEW DEVELOPMENT IS SCOTTISH FOR THREE RIVERS
TREYDURN OEVELOPcRS AWARE OF AREA'S HISTORY
INDIAN 'INTERSTATE' WORTH SAVING
IS IT TIME FOR DURHAM GOVERNMENTS TO INVEST IN FUTURE?
LET THE DEBATE BEGIN ON FINANCING GROWTH
TRI-A-RIDE
SEE TRIANGLE AREA RIOESHARING PROGRAM
TRI -COUNTY HOMES INC.
MOBILE HUME FIRM SOLD FOR 11 MILLION
TRIAD
SEE PIEOMONT TRIAD
TRIAL BY JURY (PLAYI
SAVOYARDS DOING BIT FOR FESTIVAL
TRIANGLE ALLIANCF FOP IMPROVEMENT IN THE PREPARATION OF TEACHERS ANO.
SEE ALSO TEACHER EOUCATION
ALLIANCE AIMS FOR IMPROVING TEACHER TRAINING
TRIANGLE AOEA RIDESHARINS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CARPOOLING
CARPOOLING STILL POPULAR; OUk: TRIES TO EASE TRAFFIC
CARPOOL SURVEY PLANNED
TRl-A-RIOE PROMOTEO
FOUR HIGHWAY CUNTRACT5 AWARDED
STATE BOARD APPROVES PROPOSAL FOR BUS GRANT
CHAPEL HILL RECEIVES TRANSPORTATION GRANT
TRIANGLE ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS
HONORED
OFFICERS INSTALLED
RECEIVE AWARD
TRIANGLE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
AREA ENTREPRENEURS OFFER PRODJCTS.
IDEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKERS
TRIANGLE CARDINALS
CITY PANEL ACCEPTS BIDS ON RESERVOIR
FOOTBALL TEAM'S REQUEST REJECTEO; PAY RAISES OK • D
COUNCIL BANS FUOTBALL AT ATHLETIC PARK
TRIANGLE CHEF'S ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHEFS
TRIANGLE CHEFS SHARE VIEWS ON THEIR JOBS. CUISINE
CULINARY WORKSHOP SCHEDULED AT OUKE UNIVERSITY DN FEB.
TRIANGLE CITIES OETTER BUSINFSS BU'EAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
TRIANGLE CITIES TOA STMI STRE SS CLUB
WINNERS NAMED
NEW OFFICERS
TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUD
S
E
C PG
H 2 2/22/84 A 4
H 2 9/19/84 A 4
S 2 7/06/84 A 1
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H 2 8/05/84 B 10 N
H 1 2/04/84 B 1 N
S I
2/07/84 C
1 N
H 2
2/12/84 0
1 P F
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H 2
2/12/84 0
1 F
S 2
2/15/84 A
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H 2
2/19/84 C
12 P P
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1/27/84
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1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 720
1/14/95
see also c ivitan club
CIVITAN CHIEFS
TRIANGLE COIN CATERERS
SEE ALSO VENOING MACHINES
TWO HEN NOLO UP DRIVER AT GUNPOINT
PROPANE IN TRUCK IGNITES
CATERER REPORTS ROBBERY. KIDNAPPING DURING DELIVERY
SAFE CRACKED
POLICE PROBE KIDNAPPING
TRUCK DRIVER KIONAPPED. ROBBED
TRIANGLE CORRECTIONAL CENTER
ESCAPE REPORTED
ESCAPEE CAPTURED
ESCAPFE CAUGHT
TIP HELPS CAPTURE
2 PERSON PRISON UNIT ESCAPEES ARE RECAPTURED
PRISONER ESCAPES
TRIANGLE OANCE GUILD
THERE'S PLENTY OF WINTER DANCE
PLENTY OF OANCING AFOOT THIS YEAR
TRIANGLE OINNER THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
•FIDULER' STAR WORTH TICKET P3 I C E
■GREASE': MESSAGE DIRTY. MuS It FUN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
RIVER CITY TROUBLE NOT THE PC L KINO
•I DO' LACKS IMAGINATION. FUN
TRIANGLE HEALTH CLUB
HASSAGE PARLORS LINKED TO HELL'S ANGELS
MASSAGE PARLOR MAY BE PA0LOCK=D
TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
SURVIVORS GROUP FOR YOUNG PEOP L = «EGUN
HOSPICE HOUSE GETS HELP FROM DAYLILY CLUB
THANKS FROM HOSPICE
PHYSICIAN, CHEMIST GET UNC AWARDS
READY TC HAVE A BALL
MONDAY'S THE LAST DAY
HCSPICE NURSES WORK JUST FOR THE LOVE OF IT
HOSPICE HOLDS GALA
HCSPICE SAYS THANKS WITH STOMPIN' GOOD PARTY
HOSPICE HOLIDAY GALA ATTRACTS LIVELY CROWD
TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
SEE ALSO REGION K COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
GROUP STUDYING RTP ZONING TO ADO MEMBERS
CARPOOLING STILL POPULAR; OUKE TRIES TO EASE TRAFFIC
ZONE GETTING 2ND TENANT
DEVELOPMENT PLAN GETS MIXED REACTION
GOV. HUNT TO SDORESS CONFERENCE IN ECONOMY IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE
HUNT KAPNS ABOUT TRIANGLE GROJTH
RTP GROWTH MAY CAUSE PAINS, OFFICIALS WAKNEO
ECONOMIC R0UNPTA8LE PROPOSED = OR TRIANGF
SUPERGOVEPNMENT WON'T SOLVE HIANGLE PROBLEMS
TRADE ZONE DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED TO ACCELERATE
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHATE DETERGENT SAN
CITY EYFS STRICT PULES FOR FA^LS. JORDAN LAKES
TRIANGLE J EXPECTEO TO ADOPT ^UFFER ZONE TO PROTECT LAKES
DEVELOPERS GOBBLING UP FARMLAMO IN AREA
PORT SEPVICES EXPAND AT RDU
R'lLES OK'O FOR RTP LAND
PANEL SUGGESTS JOINT CITY-COUMTY PLANNERS
SFNIOF CITIZENS RECEIVE HFLP Attn REPAIRS
TRIANGLE mI(!ROr|NG 'HIGH GROWTH' AREAS
DURHAM COUNTY CAUTIOUS ON WATERSHED ORDINANCES
PLAN PROMOTES INCENTIVES TO KEEP FARMERS TILLING SOIL
AGENCY DRAFTS PROPOSAL To PRESERVE FAPMLANO IN SIX COUNTIFS
BOARD OKS PAYMENT FOR SURVEY
PLANNERS EYE STUDY OF TRIANGLE SERVICES
WASTE DISPOSAL CAN START AT HI ME
HODGES: TAX INCENTIVES ON FAR1LAN0 UNREALISTIC
FAREWELL TO FIRMS
TRIANGLE J WORKSHOP TO AID PLANNERS
TOIANGLE PARK GROWTH MERITS CAREFUL PLANNING
SUMMERS TO TALK AT TRIANGLE J DINNER
OFFICIAL: GROWTH, ENVIRONMENT COMPATIBLE
RECEIVES AWARD
PLAN TO ENCOURAGE Farming OESERVES TEST
TRIANGLE J =>0AR0 9ACKS ECONOMIC COUNCIL PLAN
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUNC IL AGENOA
JOB CLUES ORGANIZING IN TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE J BACKS PHOSPHATF BAN
GROWTH: IS DUPHAM COUNTY PREPARED FOR A POPULATION OF 200.000?
TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITA'I CLUB
SEE ALSO C IVITAN CL'IB
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING CHRISTMAS PROJECT
OFFICERS INSTALLED
TRIANULE NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER
CHECKS. CREDIT CARDS ARE STOLEN
TRIANGLE PARTICIPATION PRESCHOOL
PPE-SCHOOL IS ONE OF a KINO
TRIANGLE ROUND TABLE CONSORTIUM
OUKF prof ro LEAD MCET
educators: remedial help aips students
concentration urged for acaoe"!c skills
durham teachers laud professor's program at ouke
triangle sertqma cluo
sfe also durham sfrtoma club
triangle septoma cl'jb calls circus a success
triangle square shopping center
see also shopping centers
• i million approveo for expressway land
triangle three-a conference
see also prep tfams. sports [general heaoingi
BIG six to Expand by 3
TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
SOUTH JOHNSTON GETS NOD IN TISHT RACE TO CROWN
DON'T COUNT SPARTANS OUT IN TRIANGLE
WEBB CAPTURES TRIANGLE
WEBB TOPS ALL-TRIANGLE SELECTIONS
TRIANGLE COACHES PICK TEAM
TRIANGLE TWISTERS IGYMNASTICS FEDERATION!
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12/31/9'.
SUbJECTS
SEE ALSO GYMNASTICS
TWISTERS -TAKE STATE HONORS
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES NUCLEAR LABORATORY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR REACTORS
FIRM GIVES CONTROL SYSTEM TO LA3
NUCLEAR MEET TUMURROW
SCIENTISTS HOLDING THREE-DAY MEETING
TRIANGLE VFNTURES
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9- 1 I HOLIOAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SFE ALSP SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TQ RENOVATE DLD COURTHOUSE
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD OUIIBL E UNDER WATER PLAN
SEWER RATES PROTECT THE FUTURE
C"Uf(TY UPS TAX, FEES ON DOGS i CATS ADDED TO LIST
LIMITS OF SEWAGF TREATMENT COJLD CURTAIL COUNTY GROWTH
MARTIN LUTHFR M NG HOLIDAY APPROVED BY COUNTY BDARO
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS WOMEN
RFPCRTER to SPEAK
ANNIVERSARY GALA IS FIRST OF DANCE FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
TRIASSIC BASIN
GRANVILLE LAND SAID LEASED FOR OIL SEARCH
TRINITY COLLEGE CJOW OUKE UNIV. I
RANDOLPH COUNTY TOWN KEEPS DU< E MEMORY ALIVE
PUPIL FOUND 19TH-CENTURY HOL IT AY DULL
96-YEAR-OLO LETTER SAYS CAMPUS YULE DULL
TRINITY HOUSE
HOUSE FOR TROUBLEO YOUTHS NOT A MOTEL FOR TEEN-AGERS
COMMUNITY SUPPORT HELPS TRINITY HOUSE
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
SEE TRINITY UNITED METHOOIST CHJRCH
TRINITY PARK (DURHAM. N.C.I
SEE TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
TRINITY PARK ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
NORTHGATE .1ALL PLANS 3-YEAR EXPANSION
COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL FOR NO' THGATE EXPANSION
TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOURS
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
TOUR TO BLEND HISTORY.
NEIGHBORLINESS
NEIGHBORLINESS
TRINITY PARK NFIGHPORHOOD
TOUR TO bLdND HISTORY.
TRINITY UNITFO MFTHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN PLAN Y5R0 SALE JUNE 16
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE HALO SET
NFW BELL
CHRISTMAS BELLS
STEEPLE STARTING
TRION, INC.
SURVEY SHOWS JOB PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN AREA
TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO
N.C. C
INTO F
TALENT
WOMAN
BIRTH
ONE TR
TEST-T
TR IPLE
TRIPLE
TWO TR
TRIPLE
THIRD
TEST-T
TR IPLE
TR IPLE
STAFF
N.C. G
TEST-T
N.C. H
TRIPLE
CHILDREN
OUPLE AWAIT TEST-TUBE TRIPLETS
ULL VIEW
ABOUNOS IN FAMILY
EXPECTING TEST-TUBE TRIPLETS H0SPITALI2ED AFTER PREMATURE LABOR
DELAY SOUGHT FOR TRIPLETS
IPLET TAKEN OFF OXYGEN
UBE TRIPLETS. FIRST BOR~i IN STATE. IN STABLC CONDITION
TS SHOW STEAOY GAINS
IS' CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING
IPLETS OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE
TS' CONDITIONS SAIO GOOD
TRIPLET LEAVES INTENSIVE C»RE UNIT
UBE TRIPLETS GOING TO STATESVILLE
TS TRANSPORTED TO STATESVILLE
TS FINE AFTER TRIP
AT HOSPITAL IN STATESVILLE WELCOMES LYERLYS. TRIPLETTS
ETS TRIPLE BLESSING
UPE TRIPLETS HOME WITH BARENTS
AS NEW TEST-TUBE TRIPLETS
TS REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION
TRIVIA
TRIVIA GAINS IN IMPORTANCE
INSIDE
PLAYEPS" PURSUIT IS NOT SO TRIVIAL: DURHAM TEAM COMPETES FOR EASTER.
TROJAN CLASSIC I3ASKETBALLI
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
DUKE EASES TO VICTORY OVER 'JAB
WHEN OUKE COUNTED BLESSINGS. THE LIST WAS LONG
OUKE GETS TIMFLY TOURNAMENT TI TLE
DUKE'S 9TH VICTORY NOT ENOUGH FOR LA
TROLLEY
SA
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SEE
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LISBURY AND SPENCER CONSIDERING TROLLEY LINE
NA PRODUCTS INC.
AN&E JUICE FIRM FILES ANTITRUST SUIT OVER N.C. MARKET
ND RIGGS CONSTRUCTION CO.
RM NAME WRONG
ALSO FISHING
EELHEAO TROUT PROVIDING WINTER FISHING IN MOUNTAINS
ELECTRONICS
HUME BANKING FOR THE TRIANGLE?
RT, MDNDALE HUNT N.C. VOTES
RT WINS HEARTS AT RTP
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SEE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
MONTHLY/AN
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
SEE ALSO DU»HAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
Changes SEES NEEDED IN STATE'S TRUANCV LAWS
TRUANCY PENALTIES INCREASED
■PLAYING HOOKIE' WORLDWIDE PROBLEM
TRUCK ORTVERS
SEE ALSr TRUCKING INDUSTRY
3.9 MILLION MILES WITHOUT AN ACCIOENT
MOST TRUCKEPS LIKE THE SMELL. SOME BALK AT PRICE
TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRUCKS
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALS" TRUCK "RIVERS
TRUCKING INDUSTRY GETS REAOY = OR HIGHER TAXES
TRUCKING INDUSTRY EXPECTS KEEY COMPETITION IN • 9<>
TRUCKS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TwlN TRAILERS
DOU°LE TROUBLc ON ROADS
400TH ANNIVERSARY
Z "EN CHAPGED IN THEFT OF TRUCK
Twin TRAILERS UNNERVE SOME, make "ONEY for OTHERS
WA0FS90P0 DRIVER RIDES TALL
HURRY. PLEASE
UGLY PICKUP TRUCKS CONTEST PLANNED
UGLY TRUCK BRINGS $100 PRIZE
TRUCKS. THEFTS
SEE ALSO AUTOS. THEFTS
MAN CHARGED IN TRUCK Th^fT
OFFICFRS SEEK STOLEN TRUCK
STOLEN TRUCK SMASHES INTO MALLS
PICKUP SAID STOLE*'
NEW PIC«UP STOLEN
TEEN-AGER CHARGFO WITH STEALING TRUCK
TRUE WEST CPLAYI
•TRUE WFST' COMEDY WITH PRO TOUCH
TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALS? names of SChOLARShi PS I
DUKE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GET TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
TRUST 9UIL01NG (DURHAM. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK t TRUST CO.
F5CELIPT
building behind bars
lunch break
tryco trucking co.. inc.
trucking firm sues 3elk stores
tryon palace
tryon palace symposium to bf held in new bern
talks planncd cn colonial life, arts
garden symposium planneo
symposium to feature gardening experts
Tuesday talk
COUPLc = t'"G IN NEW YEAR WITH
CHAPEL HILL ARTIST'S SHOWING -■
NEW YEAR BRINGS IN OFFICERS, r
durha" artist's show is a sue:
UNIVERSITY WOMAN'S CLUB TOURS
CLARkS. BRADYS ENTERTAIN CONG?
VIENNESE BALL PLANS EASY AS ON
DUKE uomesteao IS meeting SITE
ANNIVERSARY GALA IS FIRST OF 1
CHANGE COUNSELORS GET TOGETHER
CONNIE MOSES IS PROPER "ATCH -
ACAPE-Y AUCTION IS a BIG SUCCF
javcees' upco-ing gala to 'lig
frifnos uf symphony plan durha
young musicians perform with 0
savoyards' production includes
festive tea to fete royal engl
jaycees are hosts for gala
north caroliniana society hono
there'll put flowers all over
■sunday at the fridays' attra:
outdoor party marks year-end >
festive crowd gathers for ounc
mr., »rs. roy atkins cele9rate
■Chapel hill night' should ">e
ywca planning party nets enthj
oance festival pulls in plenty
strawberry tea gets a welcome
english dignitaries lunch wit-c
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N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DECLINE
N.C. JOBLESS PATE DECREASES T3 7.6X
TAR HEEL JOBLESS RATE OIPS TO 7.6X
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE DROPS
DECLINE EXPECTED IN JOBlIsS RJ TE
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NC. JOBLESS PATE HITS ".-YEAR LOW
S.°I^SSARlT?ITslcON06to/E?? INSTATE
JOBLESS RATES IN MAY 00WN IN 76 COUNTIES
if IrlSirl^liF"- -
k^S' M ?!RO?lN2.^COUNTI^BREPaRT4UNEMPLOYMENT RATES BELOW 10*
N.C. JOBLESS RATE OROPS TO 6.1*
Xug: unIhIlMySen? o58nSin THREE TRIANGLE COUNTIES
eTCDC TP TAKE WHEN UNEMPLOYMENT STRIKES
iKc. JOBLESS RATE 6. 8t IN 0CT3BER
DURHAM, ORANGE UNEHPLOV g ENT O HE ST ORANGE. WAKE COUNTIES
V^F0hgYM0!iTHs'T!8C5HTEGXT?LEITW3RKERS Si FR ANKL INTON PLANT WILL BE OUT.
SIC"! U8IhpL0Y»ENT SItI5ReSchIs 7* IN NOVEMBER
^-SHil^a^n!, IN DECEMBER
.".fKVr-'f Sut°notNeTorgSd1t?en:T3range folks make the best of a bad...
hardships hit ex-millworkers
COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT OR OP S SL I . HTL Y
ORANGE UNEMPLOYMENT RATF UP SLIGHTLY
ORANGE COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT DRIPS TO 3.8*
HEAPTWARMING SERVICE FOR CONE MILLS JUBLC^l
OURHAM, ORANGE UNEMPLOYMENT LOWEST
SOUTH
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1/19/84 A
1/30/84 A
1/31/84 B
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3/03/84 B
3/30/84 A
3/31/84 C
5/04/84 A
5/05/84 B
5/30/84 A
5/31/84 B
6/2°/84 A
6/30/84 B
8/03/84 A
8/04/84 A
8/04/84 C
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9/01/84 B
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1/14/84
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2/25/84 A
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3/22/84 A
3/23/84 A
3/30/84 A
4/27/B4 A
5/01/84 A
5/04/54 A
5/05/84 B
5/25/84 A
5/26/84 A
5/31/84 B
5/31/84 6
6/26/84 A
6/27/84 A
6/30/84 B
6/30/84 B
7/03/«4 B
8/01/84 B I'
8/09/84 A 22
8/24/84 A
8/25/84 A
9/01/°4 B
9/21/84 A
9/22/84 A
9/28/84 A
9/30/84 E
10/04/84 A
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11/27/84 B
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1/31/84 B
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2/21/84 8
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UNEMPiiSGElNUP l^X.N SOUTHEAST
UNEMPLOYMENT. U.S. DURHAM. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
111 ALSO EMPLOYMENT,
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
EMPLOYMENT IN TEXTILES DOWN IN JAN.
2 1/05/84 A 10
2 3/18/B4 B 6
UNEMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
H L Y / A N
UAL I N 0 E -
1/01/94 - 12/31/34
SUBJECTS
PACE 724
1/14/85
MORE JOBS. NOT ENOUGH
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
CONE WORKERS GET MORE HELP
COURT SAYS 62 N.C. MUSICIANS ELIGIBLE FOR JOBLESS BENEFITS
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
CLAIMS DECLINE
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SEMINAJ SET
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS OPPOSE • DOUBLE-OI PP INC"
SEMINAR SET ON JOBLESS PAY
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DECLINE
UNFAITHFULLY YOURS (FILM)
NO WRITING HUME ABOUT •YOURS'
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
9 UFOS REPORTED IN N.C. DURING '33
1983 HELD THE CLAM 9EEQOE UFO STORM
UFOM!NFSHflCSGAV^?LrrlLEUf° :AUS?D C'RCLE °F DE4° "GET.T.ON
UFO REPORTED
UNIFICATION CHURCH
MOON ARTICLE WAS • ANTI-RELIGIOUS'
RELIGION STORY 'DISSEPVES READERS'
MOON STORY WRONGS JONES. HELMS
UNIFORM CRIME REPORT
SEE ALS" CRIME RATE, N.C.
CITY CRIME DIPS 51
UNIFORM SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
UNIFORMS
STA'lTS WEAR A UNIFORM YOU CAN LOOK AT
7HrBESSTYgrTHEAV^cr!uNNCUHH8-E%?,OMONUM,BFlR0 f'T0^ P^»S D. ST , NGUI SHED.
union carbide agricultural prooucts co.
receives award
bomb threat empties rtp plant
union carbide plant evacuated after threat
union carbioe corp.
union carbioe to consolidate 3epartment in cary building
man says he lost state jos due to spefch
plant safety fr03e neeocd
some toxic chemicals not °e<",u_ ated--offic ials
BILL CUULD CHANGE k'JLES ON HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCC
WHEN CANAL WATER BEGAN BUBBLING
l"»LGi«ll;0 CLOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABO' AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STAT=. COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION U ' Ll"t"
BAKERY, CONFECTIONARY AND TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
CwEy IC AL S
FAR" WORKERS
INTERNATIONAL LADIES GARMENT WORKERS UNION
NATIONAL LA»OR RELATIONS ROARO
STRIKES, N.C.
UNITED RUBUER WORKERS UNION
U.S. OEPT. OF LABOR
UNION CARBIOE GOT ITS START IN N.C
BOMB THREAT MAOE »T UNION CAR3I0E
INOIAN DEATHS MAY ENTER PRODUCT LIABILITY DEBATE
UNION COMMUNITY I SOUTH DURHAM COUNTY)
SEE ALSO SOUTH DURHAM
UNION COMMUNITY OUT TO STOP C*I ME
UNION GROVE MfTHOOIST CHURCH
PREPARING FOR BAZAAR
UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS
SEE ALSO ENGINEERS, U.S.
UNIONS PROMOTE DEMOCRACY
UNION tHEOLOGICAL SE-INARY IRICMMONQ. va.)
HENDERSONVILLE FAMILY CONTRIBJTES TO SEMINARY
UNIONS
SEE
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UNIONS, DURHAM
VOTE ON UNION BEGINS
RFTIREMFNT HJM£ VOTES AGAINST UNION
UNION PLANNING VOTE CHALLENGE
UNION SAYS 'THANK YOU' FOR HEu P WITH LUNCHEON
CITY pay SCALE REVIEW IS URGE")
CITY UNION SEEKS REPURT ON PAY CONDITIONS
HOME IS FACING UNION CHARGES
UNIONS PROMOTE DEMOCRACY
UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
ill *rJ9 BAKERY, CONFECTIOharv ,Nn TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL LADIES GARMENT WORKERS UNION
UNION. FIEtDCREST DISCUSS CONTRACT
STMATrwORKlRS,NTn'NORG:,.NIzF! T° S"E "EL"S F0B S°NG USE
NL'RB0SE,TSLH!2pR,^LfN,^K5E',?Ow?RCckII C0"'"-*"'T "*l™ °^ >°»" ">
UNION SEEKS VOTE IN ASHEBORO PLANT
LABOR UNIONS SHOWING MODEST GAINS IN CAROLINAS
USE OF UNION FACILITIES EASES EM£PGENCY EFFORTS
FIREMAN UNION'S LEAOER FIGHTING LOW EVALUATION
UNIONS, U.S.
STOP CODDLING UNION THUGS
UNIONS PROMOTE DEMOCRACY
ANTI-UNION STANCE PUZZLING
AFRICA'S LABOR FORCE REMAINS ITS BACKEONE
UNION'S TRAOE SOLUTIONS WRONG
UNITARY TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
HUNT TELLS JAPANESE HE OPPOSES UNITARY TAX
N.C. TAX SYSTEM PLEASES JAPANESE
KOYALL PROMOTES SUCCESSION BILL
MITSUBISHI PRESIDENT VISITS CITY
UNITED BLACK POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM
DATE
1/21/94
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5/05/94 A 2
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5/10/9". A 22
5/23/84 A 11
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2/25/94
9/01/94
9/01/84
11/29/94
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S 2 1/29/94
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3 P F M71
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3/20/94
ll/29/«4
12/07/84
12/10/84
12/10/94
12/12/94
12/26/94
12/27/84
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MONTHLY/AN
'I U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
s u B j e c
BEST
BANKS SHOW JUMPS IN SECOND-OUARTER...
BLACK PSOS SEEK CHANGES
UNITED CAROLINA 3ANCSHARES
BANKS REPORT HEALTHY EARNINGS
UNITED CAROLINA BANK
NCNR QUARTERLY GAIN AMONG BAN<S*
INITIAL REPORTS FROM THE BIG '4.C.
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
UNITEO CHURCH OF CHRIST IADI H
UriITFO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
INSTALL OFFICERS S
UNITEO COMMUNITY SERVICES
THEY BELIEVE IN 'HELPING' H
UNITED DURHAM, INC.
SEE UOI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CRP.
UNITED FARM ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
NEW FARM GROUP SEEKS VOICE IN PRICING H
UNITED GLOBE CORP.
PLANT TO CLOSE H
UNITED HEALTH StPVICFS OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CAKE
NEW LAW MAY INCREASE INSURANCE COSTS H
UNITED HOLY CHUKCH OF AMERICA
CHURCH GROUP SUPPORTS GALLUWAY H
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE METHODISTS
UNITED NATIONS
SEE ALSO WURLO HEALTH ORGANIZATION
U.N. REVIEW MUCH NEEOEO H
U.S. SHOULD SUPPORT UNITEO NATIONS H
WE PAY TO BE SPItD ON H
ESPIONAGE IN THE UNITED NATIONS H
RESIGNING AS EXPECTED S
ESPIuNAGE NOT TOLERATED BY UNITEO NATIONS H
UN VOTES REFLECT ISRAEL'S FRIENDSHIP H
UNITED NATIONS AGENCY UNWORTHY OF TAX DOLLARS H
WHAT IS UNITEO NATIONS WORTH? H
POPULATION AID. WITH STRINGS H
UNITED NATIONS PENSIONS OUT Oc LINE WITH OTHERS H
UNITEO NATIONS PENSIONS NOT OUT OF LINE *
DFBATE ILLUSTRATES ADMINISTRATION'S EMPHASIS H
AN UNREAL APPROPRIATION *
AMEPICANS GENEROUS TO ETHIOPIANS WITHOUT FORGETTING NEEDY AT HOME H
UNITED NATIONS. »UOGET
■CONTEMPTIBLE' U.N. SUPPORT ►
UNITEO NATIONS PENSIONS OUT OF LINE WITH OTHERS ^
UNITFD NATIONS. U.S. AMBASSAOORS
SEE ALSO U.S. EMBASSIES
MRS. KIRKPATICK: OELEGATE WITH NO-NONSENSE STYLE ^
JFANE KIRKPATRIC REPLACEO BY TURNIP (CARTOONI V
UNITEO NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
UNITEO NATIONS AGENCY UNWORTHY OF TAX DOLLARS H
UNITFD NATIONS EDUCATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION
SEE UNESCO (UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC C CULTURAL ORGANIZATION!
UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
SEE AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUNO
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
HERE'S THE WRAPUP ON PACKING PRESENTS
UNITED PENTECUSTAL CHURCH
CHURCH MUST GET PERMIT
UNITEO RUBBER WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO T IRES
SFE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
RUBBER WORKERS ENO STRIKE
STRIKE CONTINUES IN OXFORD
54-DAY STRIKE IN OXFORO ENDS
54-OAY STRIKE ENOS AT BANOAG
U.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO MILITARY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OEDT
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
SFE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
SPENDING MANIA to BRING CONGRESSIONAL TAX BATTLE
•HOLD ONTO WALLETS; CONGRESS IN SESSION'
BUDGET INCLUDES DAM FIINOS
MONEY FOR JETTIES IS NOT IN 8JDG6T
SPENDING FREEZE WOULD MAKE BIS DENT IN DEFICIT
HOW N.C. VOTES WERE CAST ON BJDGET
AGENCY FUNOING VS. USEFULNESS
REAGAN SHOULD WELCOME DATA ON FEEDING PROGRAM
CONGRESS M1RE0 IN BUREAUCRACY
SAVINGS SUGGESTIONS IGNORED
BALANCE BUDGET? NO WAY
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENDMENTS
DURHAM AREA FEDERAL WORKERS HEAD HOME
BUREAUCRAT NOT THE ONLY SOP
FEDERAL HOLIDAY OUTRAGEOUS
A5SFMBLY LEADERS FEAR FEOERAL CUTS TO STATE PROGRAMS
U.S. ECONOMY ON HOT COALS
BUOGET GROWTH SHOWS THERE'S R30M TO CUT
U.S.. BUOGET. CUTS
UNION REPORTS N.C. HAS SUFFERED LESS FROM BUOGET CUTS THAN MOST STATES
COLLEGES RAP CUTS IN AID
NEW TAXES WON'T STOP NATION'S FLOW OF RED INK
HEL-S CRITICIZES 'CARELESS' CJTOFFS
PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD CUT PAR< FUNDS
HUNT GIVES PROPOSALS TO CUT DEFICIT
DUKE STUDENTS ARE PROTESTING SLASHES IN AID
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1/01/34 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 7>B
1/14/85
NCCU, DUKE fs^r STUDENT AID CJTS
FEDERAL MONEY FOR N.C. FALLS WOO MILLION BELOW ESTIMATES
REDUCED STUDENT AID HURTS NCCJ THE WORST
TAXPAYERS, PREPARE TO SURRENDER MORC
SENATE REJECTS HELMS' IOX BUOS ET-SLASHING EFFORT
POUR EXAMPLE AT THE TOP
STUDENT AID HAROER TO SFCURF
LINF-ITFM VETO NOULO HELP
GUTLESS SENATE LEADS WAY TO HIGHE" DEFICIT
REAGAN PICKS LAWS THAT HE WILL ENFORCE
DOCTORS TOLD HIM HE COULDN'T WORK: U.S. SAIO HE COULO
RDU WEATHER ALERTS E4LL TO FEDERAL BUOGET CUTS
BUDGET CUTS HURT WARNING SYSTEM 3EF0RE 'ORNADOES HIT, OFFICIALS SAY
CUT OUT OEFENSE WASTE, NOT "EDICARE
WILL REAGAN REALLY MAKE BUDGET CUTS''
LINE-ITEM VETO NEEOEO
COBEY OPPOSES SOCIAL SECURITY OR "EOICARE CUTS
CUTS MAY NUT HURT CITY EFFORT
8U0GET GROWTH SHOWS THERE'S R?OM TO CUT
J.S.. BUDGET DEFICIT
SEE ALS" NATIONAL OFBT
CONGkESS RELUCTANT TO FACE ha»0 FACTS
BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS
PASSING PARAOE
WASTE PANEL ON TARGET, BUT HO=> E LIES WITH VOTERS
ECONOMIC COLLAPSE SEEN IF DEFICITS NOT CONTROLLFD
DEFICIT DEFIES UPSWING
HUNT = APS REAGAN ON FEDERAL OFFICIT
RED INK: NONE WILL STANCH IT
REAGAN BUSH '94 [CARTOONI
NEW TAXES w^N'T STOP NATION'S FLOW OF RED INK
DEFICIT TALK 'POLITICAL'
WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO MAKE CONSRESS REDUCE DEFICIT'
HOLLINGS' PLAN BEST YET
PROXMIRE: U.S. OEFICITS 'MONSTROUS, APPALLING'
SPENDING FREEZE WOULO MAKE BIG TENT IN DEFICIT
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ONLY WAY TQ FISCAL SENSE
SUIT RELYING ON THE SEERS
3URNS: OEFICITS SPARK CONCERN
HUNT OUTLINFS DEFICIT PLAN
HUNT GIVES PROPOSALS TO CUT DEFICIT
REGAN PREDICTS CONGRESS WILL : JT U.S. BUDGET DEFICIT
BUDGET PREDICTIONS: MATH BY SLEIGHT
ARMS RACc MAS CAUSED «200-BIL. ION OFFICIT
BUSH EXPECTS 'GIVING' IN EFFORT TO CUT DEFICIT
HUNT SAYS HF WOULD WORK TO CUT DEFICIT OY 1100 BILLION
FFOERAL OEFICIT CALLED A GIANT CHAIN LETTFR
CIGARETTE TAX CUT HA ILEO N.C. 'VICTORY'
TAXPAYERS. PREPARE TO SURRENDER MORE
GPACE COMMISSION FINGERS TAX WASTE
HELMS SAYS BUDGET CAN BE BALANCED
SENATE REJECTS HELMS' 10* BUD" ET- SLASHING EcFORT
FOLKS AROUND HERE: 5 MODEST PROPOSAL
CANDIDATES OPPOSE TAX HIKES
THE CAUSES AND CJNSEOUENCES 0= THOSE BIG BAD DEFICITS
The DEFICIT: SOMETHING must BE DONE OUICKLY
EARMAOK A 'DEFICIT DOLLAR'
ANOTHER ROUNO OF 'MALAISE?'
DON'T REDUCE GOVERNMENT PENSHNS
THE HIGH PRICE OF WASTER MON£y
LIMIT GOVERNMENT GRO„TH
ONE EXPLANATION OF FEDERAL "E'ERVE 'FARCE'
FLEXIBILITY KEY FOR INVESTORS
DEBT PARDON W3ULD BOOST DEFICIT
NOT EVEN THE UNITED STATES CAN AFFORO TO BORROW 1141,600 A MINUTE (ADI
3o!iRf,.^XSTfr!?Esl 0ATES WI-L ,ISE ,s L0NG *5 FEDERAL DEFICIT STAYS...
GOP CANDIDATE HITS TAX PACKAGC
OEFICIT REDUCTION NOT ENOUGH
THE OFMOCRATS' PRAYER: LURO, SIVE US THEIR TAXES
PASSING PARAOE
DON'T IGNORE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
NOTHING ROSY ABOUT DEFICIT
KFaGAH OVERDID IT
public opinion cuuld affect fedek'l spenoing
spenoing cuts, tax loophole closings could halve deficit in one year
3attle against deficit requires toughness
dole doesn't expect deficit a!tion until new congress convenes
ferreting jut cheats would re1uce deficit
who ARE THE BIG SPENDERS?
PEPPE" SAYS SOCIAL SECUPITY U PERIL
MHY8E IT'S TIMg to CUT OFF A eEh hands
LINK BETWEEN DEFICIT, INFLATION IS NOT DIRECT
THE UNKINOEST CUT
WILL THE BUBBLE 3URST?
OFFICIT IS TRCUBLE
DEFICIT BELIES RHETORIC
DONALD REGAN SPEAKS ON BUDGET DEFICIT ICARTOONI
IT'S TIME TO SCREAM AT BALKY tONGRESSMEN
'MORNING STOCKMAN! WHAT'S UP?" (C1RTD3NI
THE "KING KONG" DEFICIT ABOUT TO ATTACK REAGAN ICARTOONI
IS THIS THE MORNING AFTER?
REAGAN ON THE DEFICIT: 'I STILL SAY HE'LL (U.S.) OUTGROW IT.' (CARTOON)
REAGAN UNWITTINGLY ABOUT TO 0' OP INTO DEFICIT MANHOLE (CARTOONI
(J^C.L£, S*"„CACIHT|^G BUDGET I T1 ADE DEFICITS: 'HE AIN'T HEAVY...' (CARTOON
?9TH CONGRESS WILL FACE LEFTOVER NATIONAL OEFICIT
.S.. BUOGET FREEZE
REAGAN OFFERING BUOGET FREEZESICLES IN BLIZZARD ICARTOONI
.S., DEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVHE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
OEST PAROON WOULD BOOST DEFICIT
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U.S., EXPORTS
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SEE ALSD FOREIGN TRAUE
SFE ALSO IMPURTS
sfe also N.c, exports
SEE ALSO Thaof OFFICIT
TRADE DEFICIT, EXPORT OIP HURT N.C. FIRMS
U.S.. FOREIGN POLICY
SEE FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE PANAMA CANAL
SEE TREATIES
U.S., HISTORY
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S 400TH ANNIVE'SAKY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II, HISTORY
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GLOOM t DOOM: VOICE FROM THE PAST LIKE TODAY'S CLARIONS
AMERICANS' POLITICAL INVENTIONS
UELItF MOLDED MEDICINE
U.S.. IMPORTS
SEE IMPORTS
U.S.. TRFATIES
SEE TREATIES
U.S.. VICE-PRESIDENTS
SEE U.S. VICE-PRESIDENTS
SEE VICE-PRESIOENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
U.S. AIR FORCE
SEE ALSO MILITARY
GE TO GET GRANT FROM AIR FORCE
A SALUTE TO AIRMAN RYOER
AIR FORCE PROVIOES 'PLATE OF PLENTY'
N.C. NATIVE IS 2-STAR GENERAL
AIR BASE TOUR: FROM GOOSE BAY TO INCIRLIK
C-130 HAS ITS FANS
SAMPSON COUNTY FARMERS UPSET ABOUT AIR FORCE'S FLIGHT PLANS
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SEE ALSO GOLF
OLD IS NEW AS HOPE VALLEY HOSTS U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFIER
LONG OAY AT HOPELFSS VALLEY
LUTZ, THAXTON LEAD QUALIFIER
LUTZ QUALIFIES FOR AMATEUR
U.S. AMBASSAOORS
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES
U.S. ARMED FORCES
SEE ALSO MILITARY
DUKE PROF 00U8TS VIETNAMESE WAR WILL INVOLVE UNITEO STATES
U.S. ARMY
SFE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL GUARD. U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
VACATION IN GRENADA: JOIN THE ARMY
ARMY TO ADO THIRD RANGER BATTALION TO OUICK-STRIKE FORCES
BAN UNPOPULAR. BUT WISE
ARMY ORDERS VEHICLES DESPITE FLAWS
BOY'S DEATH WAS TRAGEDY
ARMY OFFICIALS PROBE 'WRONGDOING' BY AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN GRENAOA
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
SEE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAININ", CORPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS. 1
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ROTC
LPCKEY HEAOS ROTC TACTICS PAN= L
ROTC CAMP EMPHASIZES SEL F-CON= IOENC E
HELICOPTER TRIP LEAVES REPORT=R SOMEWHAT SHAKY
1984 REPORT ON ACHIEVEMENT
U.S. ARMY RESERVFS
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
ARMY MAJOR SAYS HE PLANNED A <IDNAPPING
KIDNAPPING PLAN SAIO ACT OF PATRIOTISM
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
"...LAW 'N' ORDER TYPES HAVE REACHED FOR . . .CHFM I C AL MEESE.
LAW BECAME A PORE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL
INTEGRITY A NECESSITY IN AN ATTORNEY GENERAL
ED MEESE ON MONEY-HUNGRY PEOPLE (CARTOON I
U.S. ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
HELMS NOMINEE'S APPOINTMENT UNLIKELY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT
U.S. ATTORNEYS, N.C. ASSISTANTS
FORMER PROSECUTORS CLAIM POLITICS CAUSED FIRINGS
U.S. ATTORNEYS, N.C, EASTERN DISTRICT
FORMER OFFICIAL TESTIFIED CUR? IN STATEMENT FALSE
." ICARTOONI
.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
WHY 00 FIRMS FAIL? 'POOR ACCOJNTING,
EXPENSIVE TASTES'
U.S. BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AN} FIREARMS
SEE U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL,
U.S. CENSUS
SFE POPULATION, OURHAM
SEE POPULATION, N.C.
SEE POPULATION, U.S.
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
TAR HEEL NATIVES RETURN
ARE THEY 'SMARTER' IN CHAPEL HILL?
DURHAM 171ST AMONG LARGER U.S. CITIES
BRAINY, ALSO BEAUTIFUL
3ELIEVE-IT-0R-N0T TRIVIA
HOW SOUTHEKN STATES FARE
TOBACCO ANO FIREARMS
NG LOSSES
U.S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
SFE FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
U.S. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD
SEE CIVIL AEROiHAUTICS BOAPO
U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL R ICHTS
PANEL'S OPPOSITION TO JOB QUOTAS WELCOME CHANGE
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U.S. COAST GUARD
COAST GUARD PLANS TO USE PATROL rlLI«PS
USE OF PLIMPS IN DRUG MAR MAT AID N.C. 6USINESS
MAN SATS COAST GUARO SEARCHED WRONG AREA
U.S. COMME»CE DEPT.
SEE U.S. 06PT. OF COMMERCE
U.S. CONGRESS
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U.S. CONGRESS. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN.:. C U.S.I
U.S. CONGRESS. COSTS
THE HIGH PRICE OF WASTER MONET
U.S. CONGRESS, FILIBUSTERS
SEE FILIBUSTER
U.S. CONGRESS. FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
VALENTINE'S POSTAGE-FREE GAFFS
DOES INCUMBENCT STILL HELP ASSURE A VICTORV
TAXPATERS BUT JUNK MAIL
VALENTINE'S CONSERVATISM EXCLJOES HIS OWN INTERESTS
A VALENTINE MESSAGE
U.S. CONGRESS. LEGISLATION
OREGON INLET BILL ADVANCES
U.S. CONGRESS. PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
COMFORI IN CONGRESS
RETIRING TO A DREAM WORLD
U.S. CONGRESS. RESOLUTIONS
NATIONAL TAP DANCE MONTH?
U.S. CONGRESS. RETIREMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
RETIRING TO A DREAM WORLD
HUNT ARGUING THAT HELMS SHOULD RETIRE ON A SENATOR'S PENSION ICARTOONI
GOVERNMENT WORKERS DON'T GET 'IG PENSIONS
PENSION COSTS SKT-HIGH
U.S. CONGRFSS. SALARIES
COMFORT IN CONGRESS
MATBE WE WON'T NOTICE
OON'T INCREASE SALARIES TO FI'IANCE CAMPAIGNS
U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO BILL OF RIGHTS
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVFNrION ONLT WAT To FISCAL SENSE
•AMEN' E0IT0RIAL AMISS
SCHOOL PRATER REJECTED
JUOGE DECLARES PART OF ORUNKFS -DR IVING LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
AMERICANS' POLITICAL INVENTIONS
SECOND JUDGE SATS PART OF LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
CANDIDATES FOP GOVERNOR SPEAK OUT JN FUTURE LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
E^'JAL ACCESS LEGISLATION WAS NOT NEEOED
THE L^ST TI-E MF TACKED AN AMENDMENT TO IT...
NEw POST SAID FITTED FOR GREEN
HAIL TO CONSTITUTION
TAXATION WITHOUT R EPRE SENTA T I3N
RFAGAN PICKS LAWS THAT ME . I LL ENFORCE
FIGHT 'BIG 'ROTHER' WITH THE CONSTITION
N.C. JATCEES 'EJECT female MEMBERS
THE CONSTITUTION PROTECTS THE POOR. TOO
JUOGE RULES PART OF SAFE ROAOS ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
OUKE RECEIVES GRANT FOR CONSTITUTION PROJECT
DUKE GETS GRANT FOR PROJECT ON CONSTITUTION
POLITICAL 3UST WORK
PLANS FOR COMMEMORATION DROPPED: PRICE TAG Too HIGH
U.S.
CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENDMENTS
U.S. COURT OF appeal!
SEE ALSO COURTS, U.S.
ARGUMENTS ARE SLATED ON B'JILOING
U.s. CUSTOMS SERVICE
SFE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSf PORT UF Du"HAH U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
HI-TECH ATTRACTS SPIES
ZONE WANTS 24-HOUR SHIPPING
CUSTOMS: A COMPLEX "USINESS
U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO FARM POLICT
SFE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGRICJLTJRE
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SEPVtCE
USDA PUBLICATIONS LOADED WITH IMPORTANT FOOD CACTS
NCCU PROFS TO USE S30.000 GRA1T TO STUOT PLANT'S RUBBER POTENTIAL
U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
BUSINESS CHAIN GETS 1172.196
U.S. OEPT. OF DEFENSE
SEE ALSO "ILITART
STUOT: LITTLE EFFECT ON RECRUITMENT FRO" GRENADA, LEBANON
WHO'LL TEST THE TESTS?
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SFE ALSO FUUCAI ION
NCCU PARES DEBT TO U.S. GOVERNMENT; 450,000 TO «75.O0O OWED AFTER TALKS
SCHOLARSHIP MONEY GIVEN TO CENTRAL
SECRETARY BELL SUCCEEDED
HUNT: SCHOOL STATS DON'T SHOW GAINS
S. DEPT. OF ENERGY
URANIUM GLUT IS BENEFITING DU< E POWER
U.S. ENERGY SECRETARY PRAISES HELMS
REPORT MAY ADD 10 POTENTIAL N. C . SITES FOR NUCLEAR WASTE
HUNT OPPOSES PLAN TO PUT NUCLEAR WASTE SITE IN STATE
FOURTH-GRAOERS AIR WASTE SITE CONCERNS
>. OFPT. OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
DURHAM, ORANGE PROJECTS WIN H'ALTH AWARDS
2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AW«ROS
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DUKE MEDICAL CENTER GETS GRANTS TOTALING H.5 MILLION
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U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, RATES
POSTAL RATE INCREASE A BUMMER
U.S. POSTAL RATES: EVER UPWAR3 ICARTOONI
U.S. PRESIDENTS
A PRESIDENTIAL OUIZ
RFIN IN BENEFIT COSTS
TOUCH JOB MADE TOUGHER
POOR EXAMPLE AT THE TOP
PROGRAMS SET AT LIBRARY ON AM=RICAN PRESIDENCY
KNOWLEDGE HELPS OFFSET PRE-ELECTION OVERKILL
PRESIDENCY SERIES BEGINS
GAFFES CUMMON TO ALL "RESIDENTS
BARBER TO S°EAK ON "8". ELECTION
OF PRFSIOENTS PAST, PRESIDENTS REPEATED
U.S. PRESIDENTS, PENSIONS
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REIN [N BENEFIT COSTS
U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
NEW OFFICERS
U.S. S°NATE
SEE ALSO U.S. LONGRESS
CIVIL RIGHTS 9ILL WENT TOO FAR
EAST. HELMS WON'T name CHOICE FOR SENATE LEAOER
GOP SENATORS ARE BEING LOBBIED 3V CANDIDATES FOR MAJORITY LEAOER
U.S.
SENATE, MAJORITY LEAOER
OOLE INSTRUCTING SENATE TO JUMP THROUGH HOOP (CARTOONI
SEN. ROBERT DOLE A FINE BUFFE*
U.S. SFNATE. SALARIES
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
SENATORS FINANCIAL STATUS GIVEN
U.S. SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
HELMS SHOULDN'T LEAVE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
FARMERS SAID WORRIED HELMS U IL L SWITCH CHAIRS
HELMS RESTATES INTENT TO KEEP AGRICULTURE POST
TWO KEY U.S. SENATE POSTS ARE UP FOR GRABS
SENATOR SAYS HELMS MAY CHANGE COMMITTEES TO BLOCK MATHJAS
SEN. DODO BELIEVES HELMS TO Takf FOREIGN POLICY POST
HELMS URGES NFw AGRICULTURE POLICY
HF|_MS PASSING UP FOREIGN RELATIONS JOB
HELMS ROLE TOUCHES FLA. RACE
HELMS KEEPS HIS WORD
=. SENATE FOREI
SFE ALSO FOREI
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R WOULD FIGHT HEL'S' cOREIGN RELATIONS BID
ttee choice will ie juite revealing
gonna keep him down on the farm? (cartooni
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ASPIRATIONS MAY CAUSE HELMS TO SWITCH
WORRIED HELMS WILL SWITCH CHAIRS
ES INTENT TO KEEP AGRICULTURE POST
SENATE POSTS ARE UP FDR GRABS
HELMS MAY CHANGE COMMITTEES TO BLOCK MATHIAS
LIEVES HELMS TO T1KF FOREIGN POLICY POST
G UP FOREIGN RELATIONS J0«
OUCHES FLA. RACE
OF STATE
U.S. SUPREME COURT
LAWYERS FOR HUTCHINS SEEK OELA
NEW HUTCHINS APPEAL MULLED
N.C. APPEAL ON FXECUTION GOES
U.S. SUPREME COURT IS SEEN TA<
SUPRE-E COURT UPHOLDS RULING I
COURT: JURY SELFCTION SHOULD t
RIGHTS OF CREATIVITY COMPLEX
AeORTION OPPONENTS RALLY AT C
KEEP TRIALS OPEN
PARENTS WAIT FOR DIVINE GUIDA>(
REOISTRICTING DELAY ASKED: S Ti
REMAP RULING STAY ASKED: STATE
HIGH COURT ACCEPTS UNC PLAN: J
UNC DESEGREGATION PLAN TO STAH
COURT RULING LETS UNC FOCUS ON
BURGER REFUSES TO VOID RULING
SUPREME COURT RIGHT This T[me
high court won't change redist
douple troublf on roaos
supreme court refuses reprieve
christmas star returns to mors
decision reflects heritage
joy to the world
children are free to pray on t
pressure Changes death stance
draft law penalties wrong
court blocks -allot bidi lets
political posters rule delight
CITY MANAGER IS 'DELIGHTED' wl
POSTER RULING GOOD NEWS
THIS RULIN„ IS AFFIRMATIVE
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES DISCUSS
N.C. WOMAN WINS REVIEW OF SFX
EXCLUSIONARY RULE NICKS COULD
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERSHIP NEEDET
COURT CUTS NCAA GRIP ON TV FOD
COURT RULES N.C. man DUE NEW ■*
DON'T PUNISH SOCIETY'S CRIME V
SQUEEZING THE TUBE
COURT VOIDS NCAA HOLD ON FOOT?
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTI
EX-UNION CHIEF'S CONVICTION U"
BURGER DELAYS VELMA BARFIELD'S
HOBBY APPEALS TO NON-ISSUE
EFFECT OF EXCLUSIONARY RULING
JAYCEES HAVE RIGHT TO BE miff=
RULING COMPOUNDS ERROR
RULING ON MALE ClUBS USELESS I
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL AID MUST BE
PROPUSAL TO TURN BILL OF RIGHT
CRIME RULINGS ANGER SAM ERVIN.
N.C. ASKS HIGH COURT TO DROP 3
STATE ARGUES AGAINST STAY OF i
HIGH COURT REFUSES 8ARFIELD Rc
NEW EXECUTION DATE TO BE SET =
JAYCEF RAPS PLAN TO ADMIT WOME
JAYCEE RULING M1SGUIDE0
TAR HEEL PAPERS LOSE APPEAL 0*
SUPREME COURT SEEKS ADVICE ON
COURT DOESN'T REVIEW SECRET JJ
SUIT DISMISSAL STANDS IN STFRI
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8RILEY APPEAL REJECTED
COURT TO DECIDE IF N.C. COUPL=
BRILEY LOSES APPEALS. EXECUTI3
CURT AGAIN REFUSES TO HALT BR
HOLIDAY HEADACHES''
GREENSBORO ANNEXATION STAY DE'l
COURT LETS CONVICTION STANO II
COURT TO WEIGH INDIVIDUAL VERS
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2/04/34 A
2/15/14 A
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2/22/°4 A
2/23/14 A
2/25/84 A
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3/05/14 A
3/05/°4 A
3/06/14 A
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3/29/84 A
4/01/84 C
4/24/34 A
4/24/84 8
5/11/14 C
5/16/14 8
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6/11/°4 A
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6/1R/B4 A
6/27/84 A
6/27/84 A
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6/21/94 A
6/21/84 D
6/28/14 D
7/02/94 A
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SUBJECT
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JUOGES: RECORDS IN PARALLEL
U.S. SURGEON GENERAL
TOBACCO INSTITUTE CONTENDS REPORT ON POKING Is BIASED
KOOP: CIGARETTES STILL TO° HE«LTH RISK
TOBACCO LOBBYIST RAPS CIGARETTE REPORT
SURGEON GENERAL SAYS N.C. SHOULD KICK LEAF DEPENDENCY
HUNT SAYS TOBACCO FOE SHOULD 3E FIRED
DR. KOOP A SMOKESCREEN IN U.S. SENATE CAMPAIGN
U.S. TFNNIS ASSOCIATION, BOY'S INTE RSCHOL ASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
OHIO PREPS WIN TENNIS
TOP SEEDS WIN IN BOYS TENNIS
TOP SEEDS ADVANCE IN PREP TENNIS AT DUK E
SECOND SEEO ELIMINATED IN IN T- R SCHOLA ST IC TFNNIS
WALLACE. CARROLL PULL OFF UPSETS IN PREP TENNIS
RHONEY, PARKER ADVANCE INTO US TA FINAL
PARKER. RHONEY IN FINALS
RHONEY CAPTURES PREP TENNIS
RHONEY TAKES TITLE
RHONEY CAPS STORMY CAREER W I TM USTA TITLE
U.S. TESTING AUTHORITY
CLAIMS DUE FROM FIRM
U.S. TOBACCO CO.
SMOKELESS TOBACCO PUSH CRITICIZED BY SOME DOCTORS
U.S. TREASURY DEPT.
SEE ALSO CURRENCY
OON'T TAX OUR BENEFITS
U.S. TREASURY OEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL. TOBACCO ANO FIREARMS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SFE ALSO CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO GUNS. ILLICIT SALES
MAN DISMISSED FROM CIVIL LAWSJIT
U.S. VICE-PRESIDENTS
SEE ALSO VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
A NEW KIND OF RUNNING MATE?
MPS. KREPS TOUTFD FOR VICE PRESIDENT
TALENT ASIDE...
WOMAN PREDICTEO AS VICE PRESIDENT
BUSH HULOING NEWSPAPER HEADLINEO. "BUSH BREAKS «« 1
NATION'S VICE PRESIDENCY SHOULO NOT BE BELITTLED
UNITED TELESPECnuM, INC.
MOBILE NET AWAITS OK
UNITED WAY. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM UNITEO WAY
UNITED WAY. M.C.
STROH BREWERY WORKERS SUSPENOFD AFTER SKIPPING UNITED WAY MEETING
UNITED WAY OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
ALAMANCE BEGINS UNITEO WAY DRIVE
UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURCH INC.
1160.000 AWARD IS APPROVED IN CHURCH SUIT
UNIVERSALISTS
HUMANISTS. LIBERALS BELIEVE I>l FREEDOM
UNIVERSE
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
UUASAPS PROVIDE NEW CLUES ABOJ T UNIVERSC
ASTRONOMER: MATTER KEY TO UNIVERSE'S FATE
UNIVERSITY ANALYTICS INC.
BUILOFRS REPORT HIGHE" RISKS J I TH BIG HOMES
7 SMALL OURHAM FIRMS ON FASTEST-GROWING LIST
FIVE FIRMS IN TRIANGLE AREA M\KE MAGAZINE'S FASTEST GROWING LIST
UNIVERSITY CITY I UNC-CHAR LOTTE 1
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE RESEARCH PARK
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s u b j e
THE KITCHEN STOKE CLOSEO
STORES LEAVE UNIVERSITY MULL
HALL ME9LHANT: RENT INCREASE 10T TQ olaml FOR DEPARTURES
COURT CLEARS nuSCH AND HARRIS IN ACCIOENT AT UNIVERSITY MALL
COURT ABSOLVES HARRIS I" SUIT
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/ANNUAL
1/01/34 -
HAKE NIPS TERRAPLINS IN 2N0 QT
BRANCH GETS GREEN LIGHT TO SUIT UP AGAINST DUKE
AWAKE0. DEVILS MULO UFF TERPS
O'JKE 'BETTERS* SLUMPING TERPS
NATIONAL RANKING NOT KRZYZEWS<I'S HANKERING
ONCE "ORE. LEFTY'S ZEAL RESULTS IN TERPS' TURNOVER
JORDAN FANS FIRE; TAR HEELS BlAZE BY TERPS TO TITLE
JOROAN GETS HEELS OUT OF TROUBLE
COLEMAN DUNKS; MARYLAND RIPS WAKE
BRANCH PUSHES MARYLAND PAST "ACK
HOT SECOND HALF KEYS TERPS* WIN
MARYLANO WHIPS CAVS FOR 20TH JIN
TERPS STRUGGLE P.V WOLFPACK
TO WIN, TERPS MUST IMPROVE
TERRAPLINS DOWN DEACS, GIVE L?FTY SIXTH SHOT AT TITLE
LEFTY'S ULTIMATE VICTORY
TERPS' ATTACK IN SECOND HALF WILTS SLUE DEVILS
IN SHORT 11 MINUTES. DUKE'S OJEST SIOETRACKEO
BIAS TRIES TO SHARE THE WEALTH
LEFTY'S CHAMPIONSHIP LONG OVE30UE
TITLE SLIPS AWAY. ..MARYLAND'S MOMENT
TERRAPINS RUN MOUNTAINEERS OUT OF MIOEAST
TERPS AWESJ"E IN ROUT OF WVU
TERPS ON A ROLL: AT TOUPNAMENT TIME. PUT THE MORTGAGE ON A HOT TEAM
LFFTY LIKES GATLIN IN SIXTH-MSN ROLE
ILLINI PLAN T0 PUT CRIMP IN MARYLAND'S ATTACK
LEFTY'S LnOKIMG LONG FOP A HO* SE
TAKF A LEFT IN ALASKA...
IF YOU ASK ME...
MORE THAN 'WHO' GOES INTO 'WHY' OF GAMES ACC PLAYS
TERPS' RALLY MAKES FQR DAY IN SUN
M«KYLANO SPORTS. FOOTBALL
YLAND 5TUDFNTS ARE OPPOSED TO MOVING GAME TO BALTIMORE
PS ROLL. PACK REELS IN 44-2 1 SHELLACKING
CK COLLAPSE: MANY REASONS. MANY MISTAKES
PS RUN OVER WOLFPACK FOR ACC LFAO
S PLAYS TO WIN
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PS TOOK AWAY RUN. HEELS' HOPES
TON ALONE NOT ENOUGH TO DERAIL ROLLING MARYLANO
PS SPOIL COUM'S BALL-CONTROL TACTICS
PS SPOIL CRUM'S BALL-CONTROL TACTICS
PS' REICH-HANOED BLITZKRIEG BLOWS 'CANES AWAY
THE LNIE IN THE ACC...WHIL3 MARYLAND. VIRGINIA VICTOR IS. ..CHAMP
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YLAND SIGNS ROSS TO 10-YEAR CONTRACT
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UNIV. OF MISSOURI SPORTS. BASKETBALL
PACK, CHARLES WHIP MISSOURI
STATE GLIDES TO VICTORY
MIZZOU HANOS UNC FIRST LOSS, 11-76
TIGERS HAND UNC 1ST LOST
UNIV. OF N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ADMISSION";
SCIENCE SCHOOL PASSES 1ST STE> WITH UNC GOVERNORS
UNC Tn GIVE STATE GIFT OF V I SJ AC HISTORY
UNC PLANS REGIONAL MEETINGS
UNIV. OF N.C, ADMISSIONS
UNC TO RE-EVALUATE RULES FOR OUT-OF-STATE STUOENTS
UNC SETS UP MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
ORUP IN BLACKS SLOWS UNC INTEGRATION
UNIV. OF N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. BUOGET
LARSUN HEADS UNC GOVERNORS BOARD
UNC SYSTEM BUOGET GETS APPROVAL
UNC PANEL ENDORSES BILLION-DOLLAR BUOGET
UNC TO SEEK 12 BILLION FROM STATE LEGISLATURE
UNC ASKS «2 BILLION
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK S2 BILLION-PLUS BUD&FT
UNC BOARD OKS B I LL ION-OOLL AR 3UDGET PROPOSAL
UNIV. OF N.C. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. CURRICJLUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
STUDY SET ON WHY REMEDIAL TEST NEEDEO
MATH, SCIENCE CLASS NEEDS TO BE STUDIED
UNIV. OF N.C. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSU COLLEGES. N.C. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. DESEGREGATION
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. DESEGREGATION
PROBLEMS REMAIN FOR UNC OESEG' EGAT ION
UNC RACIAL GOALS UNMET, BOARO TOLD
UNC'S BLACK ENROLLMENT FALLS SHORT OF SET GOALS
HIGH COURT ACCEPTS UNC PLAN: JUSTICES WON'T HEAR DESEGREGATION CASE
UNC OESFGREGATION PLAN TO STAND
NCCU PRO&RESSFS IN DESEGREGATION
COURT RULING LETS UNC FOCUS ON DUTIES, FUTURE
JUDGE UPHOLDS WHITE UNC SUIT
NCCU ENROLLMENT OROPS
NCCU ENROLLMENT DOWN 1 3* , BOA* 0 TOLD
DROP IN BLACKS SLOWS UNC INTEGRATION
UNIV. OF N.C, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. ENROLLMENT
UNC RACIAL GOALS UNMET, BOARO TOLD
UNIV. OF N.C. FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. op N.C-CHAPFL HILL. FACULTY
MORE INFORMATION NEEDEO ON CONSULTING CONTRACTS
FACULTY GROUP HONORS UNC'S KING
BPOWN CHOSEN
UNC GIVES GARDNER AWARDS
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UNIV. OF N.C.. FACULTY. SALARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. (IF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. FACULTY SALARIES
FRIDAY BACKS HI-JHER SALARIES c OR UNC PERSONNEL. TEACHERS
UNC RACIAL GOALS UNMfcT, BOARD THLT
SOMEN'S COLLEGE pay: CUT BELOW "EN'S
UNC PAY RAISE SOUGHT
UNC GOVERNORS CALL FOR HIGHER PAY FOR FACULTY AT 16 CAMPUSES
SURPLUS SHOULD ALLOW PAY HIKES. JORDAN SAYS
FACULTY IN UNC SYSTEM TO GET T PERCENT RAISES
UNIV. OF N.C LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
AOPFALS COURT CANCELS DAMAGES IN UNC CASE
APPEALS COURT BALKS UNC IN SUIT
JUDGE UPHOLDS WHITE UNC SUIT
UNC SUES SELF. WINS; NCSU PAIS LOSES APPEAL
UNIV. OF N.C. PRESIDENT
FRIDAY'S RETIREMENT A LOSS TO UNC. STATE
UNC PRESIDENT MUST DECIDE: RETIRE OP CONTINUE IN OFFICE
LET'S HOPE FRIDAY REMAINS
FRIDAY AGREES TO DELAY R£TIPE"ENT FROM UNC
FRIDAY TO SERVE EXTRA YEAR AT UNC
REPLACING BILL FRIDAY TO FE FORMIDABLE TASK
UNC PRESIDENT FRIDAY TO STAY ONE YEAR LONGER
FRIDAY OEFESS HIS EXIT
UNC GOVERNORS TO *EET; SEARCH LIKELY ON AGENDA
SEARCH FOR NEW UNC PRESIDENT 4 ON • T 3E DOMINATEO BY FRIOAY
SEARCH FOR SUCCESSOR NOT AFFEITINC FRIDAY'S WORK
SEARCH TO START FOR SUCCESSOR TO UNC • S frioay
UNC SEARCH GROUP IS FORMING
UNIV. OF N.C. SCHOLARSHIPS ANO STJDENT AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. STUOEN' LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AID
17 TQ RECEIVE UNC'S MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C,
SEE SPORTS.
SYMBOLS
MASCOTS
UNIV. OF N.C. TUITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TUITION
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION HIKE POSSIBLE FRIOAY
UNIV. OF N.C, UNIV. AWARD
SCE ALSO A»AROS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, AWARDS
UNIVERSITY AWARD GIVEN TO COUPLE FROM GREENSBORO
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TPUSTEES
FRIDAY BACKS HIGHER SALARIES = OP UNC PERSONNEL. TEACHERS
UNC RACIAL r.OALS UNMET, 30ARD TOLD
POLICY CHANGE POSSIBLE
UNC'S SLACK ENROLLMENT FALLS SHORT OF SET GOALS
NCCU IS PLANNING TOUR
NEW GOVERNORS PAY VISIT
UNC SETS UP MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
UNC SFTS ADMISSIONS RULES
UENTAL SCHOOL ENTRANTS OIP
UNC REQUIREMENTS SHOULON'T BE PROBLEM FOR DURHAM STUDENTS
PANEL U'GES STRONGER LAW FOR :OLLEGES
UNC BOAPD URGES BIG SALARY RAISFS
UNC GOVERNORS CALL FOR HIGHER PAY FOR FACULTY AT 16 CAMPUSES
UNC BOAPD MEMBER IS HONORED
LONGER SCHOOL UAY IS URGED
UNC OFFICIALS SET GUIDELINES
U"C GIVES GARDNER AWAPOS
RULES SET FOR UNC GOVERNORS
BOARD APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR OTGREE IN COMPUTERS
UNC BOARD OKS NCCU COMPUTER S:iENCE PROGRAM
UNC GOVERNORS EYE SECRET VOTE
UNC TO CONTROL MATH SCHOOL
HOUSE OKS LICENSING OUT-OF-STATE COLLEGES
N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE £ MATH MAY SOON BE RUN BY UNC BOARD OF GOVERNORS
PROTECT SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, math
TRANSFER OF CONTROL bE ST FOR "ATH SCHOOL
SCIENCE SCHOOL TOPIC FOR UNC 10AR0
OUT-OF-STATE TUITION HIKE POSSIBLE FRIOAY
SCIENCE SCHOOL PASSES 1ST STE3 WITH UNC GOVERNORS
CARSON HEADS UNC GOVERNORS board
UNC SYSTEM BUDGET GETS AP°ROVAL
LET'S HOPE FRIOAY REMAINS
UNC GOVERNORS WILL TOUR MATH, SCIENCE SCHOOL
BOARD OF GOVERNORS VISIT
FRIOAY AGREES TO DELAY RETIREMENT FROM UNC
FRIOAY TO SERVE EXTRA YEAR AT UNC
ACT PROF'S TENURE CASE GIVEN TO PANEL FOR STUDY
FRIOAY DEFERS HIS EXIT
LAWYER OHOE'ED TO BE OISBARREO
ASmEBORO LAWYFR QROEREO DISBA'RFO
UNC PLANS REGIONAL MEETINGS
UNC PANEL ENDORSES BILLION-DOLLAR 6U0GET
UNC SEEKS S°I PROBE OF 'GAY' THREAT
NCCU ENROLLMENT DOWN 1 3* , BOA' 0 TOLD
UNC GOVERNORS TO MEET; 'EARCH LIKELY ON AGENDA
SEARCH FOR NEW UNC PRESIOFNT WON'T BE 0OMINATE0 BY FRIDAY
UNC SEARCH GROUP IS FORMING
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS, 3U0GET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, 8U0GET
UNC TO SEEK I? PILLION FROM STATE LEGISLATURE
UNC ASKS t2 BILLION
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK 12 BILLION- PLUS BUD&FT
U«C BOARD OKS BILLION-DOLLAR 'UOGET PROPOSAL
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARO OF GOVERNORS, MEMBERS
UNC OFFICIALS SET GUIDELINES
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARO OF GOVERNORS SIHOLARSMIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIBS 1SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
17 TO RECEIVE UNC'S medical SCHOLARSHIPS
17 GET MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C BOARD "F TRUSTEES
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TE-EVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
PUBLIC TELEVISION OPENS ITS O'lVE FOR OONATIONS TOOAY
PUBLIC BROADCAST CENTER GETS Ml. 2 MILLION IN OR I VE
■GLOBE WATCH-
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT OFFICER HIRED BY UNC
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CHINA, HAWAII FEATUREO
UNIV. OF N.C. PRESS
SEE ALSO BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
COMPUTER BOOK STUPS SPRING B03K LIST
FINALLY, THE TRUE SOUTH
UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILLE
RETIRING U.JC-A CHANCELLOR HONORED
UNC-ASHEVILLE GETS »4EW CHANCELLOR
PROFESSOR TAKES INFANT SON TO CLASS
UHIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILLE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BRAWL ERUPTS AT BASKETBALL GA« E
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL
AND, ONE, TWO, THPEE...
BOMB THREAT EMPTIES GRANVILLE TOWERS DORM
UNIv. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ACCREDITATION
UNC MEDICAL PPOGRAM IS REACCREOITED
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ADMINISTRATION
JACKSON GETS UNC POST
CANNON GETS POST
HARRIS GETS POST AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AOMISSHNS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.
UNC TO RE-EVALUATE RULES FOR 1 UT-OF- STA TE STUDENTS
UNC SETS ADMISSIONS RULES
UHC RETIREMENTS SHOULDN'T BE PROBLEM FOR DURHAM STUDENTS
COLLEGE APPLICATIONS UP AT N.:. SCHOOLS
N.C. COLLEGES REPORT BOOST IN APPLICATIONS
G.E. FRENCH. UNC ADMISSIONS OFFICIAL
NCCU'S WHITES INCREASE; UNC'S BLACKS DECLINE
UNC TRUSTEES PICK CHAIR»AN
FEWER UNC APPLICANTS NOT NECESSARILY PAD NEWS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
CANNON GETS POST
CANNON GETS POST
UNC MAY REACH "8t> GOAL FOR WOMEN, NOT BLACKS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, ALUMNI
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
12 MILLION GIFT MADE TO UNC
DR. THORNTON TO SPEAK AT UNC
DURHAM ATTORNEY TO GET UNC AW4RD
OURHAM LAWYER TO GET UNC ALUMMI AWARD
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL SPORTS
CARR ON CINCINNATI'S LIST OF AO CANDIDATES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. AWARDS
SEE ALSO C. KNOX MASSEY 01 ST INGJ I SHED SERVICE AWARO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, UNIV. AWARD
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHAROSON DAVIE AWARD
UNC HONORS 7
WALSH, OOHERTY HONORED
COUPLE GETS JEFFERSON AWARO
COATES RECEIVES SPECIAL UNC H3N0R
COATES RECEIVE5 WILLIAM DAVIE AWARO
UNIVERSITY AWARD GIVEN TO COUPLE FROM GREENSBORO
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, BUDGET
UNC BOARD URGES BIG SALARY RAISES
PRIVATE SUPPORT SOUGHT BY SCH10LS
PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS IRK UNC OFFICIALS
UNC TO SEEK 12 BILLION FROM STATE LEGISLATURE
UNC ASKS 12 BILLION
UNC GOVERNORS SEEK «2 BILLION-PLUS BUDGET
UNC BOARD OKS BILLION-DOLLAR 3UDGET PROPOSAL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, BUILOINS CONSTRUCTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CONSTRUCTION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL,
FINDING A NEW HOME
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, COMMENCEMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, HONORARY DEGREES
NCCU, UNC TO GIVE DIPLOMAS TOMORROW
NCCU, UNC GRADUATIONS TOOAY
CAROLINA BLUE 'STORM' SWEEPS JP DECREES
PRUFESSOR SAYS ATMOSPHERE, SPIRIT MAKE UNC OIFFFRENT
SUNSHINF, TEARS ANO PRIOE
UNC LISTS DURHAM GRADUATES
CHAPEL HILL GRADS ANNOUNCED
CARRBORO RESIDENTS GET OEGREES
DURHAM AREA GRADS ARE LISTED
ROLLINS ENDS SNPA TERM
UNC ANNOUNCES SUMMER GRAOUATES FROM TRIANGLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTE'S
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
PSYCHOLOGY USING COMPUTFRS
CENTER TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
UNC COMPUTER PRICES HIT
COMPUTER STOLEN
COMPUTER SYSTEM THEFTS MOUNT AROUND CHAPEL HILL
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. CONCERT'.
BACH ORCHESTRA RATES AN ENCORE
HOLLY NEAR BLENDS MESSAGE, MUSIC
FREE JA22 CONCERT IS PLANNED
•FOLKY-POOH" VOCALIST STRUTS HER 'HEALING STUFF': ODETTA
PIANIST GIVES CONCERT
ITALIAN! PREVAILS OVER MEMORIAL HEAT
EXHIBITS, CONCERTS, LECTURES ON TAP
BOSTON CHAMBER ENSEMBLE BRINGS MOZART SPARKLER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SEMINARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, WORKSHOPS
CANCER FORUM SET AT UNC
ALCOHOLISM PROBABLY INHERITED
PROGRESS MADE IN AUTISM
AUTIS" MEETING OPENS TODAY
DOCTORS FACING NEW DILEMMAS
GROUP THINKS FEDERAL POVERTY p ROGRAMS SHOULD FOCUS ON JOBS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CONSTRXTION
CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
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arena PLANS TO BE REVIEWED
unc asks engineers to rfview arena plans
re-check center, unc asks
unc trustees approve plan for faculty salary increases
unc boaro seeks faculty pay 330st exceeding 11 pc t.
trustees discuss building projects
unc student center delayed
university projects approved
unc trustees hear. housing complaints
slow progress on unc dorm causes worry
groundbreaking ceremonies set for unc computer centfr
unc trustees eye building plavs
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. crimes
see also univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, robberies
students attackeo
allison makes guilty plea to 1ssaults and break-ins
man enters guilty pleas in se* cases. ..gets life
intruder enters unc dorm
two youths charged with break- in
univ. of n.c.-cmapfl hill. curriculum
see also colleges. u.s.. curricjlum
jes also univ. of n.c curriculum
principals' training is sought
teacher training funds renewe"<
unc program gets grant to train school teachers
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. desegregation
see also univ. of n.c. desegregation
nccu's whites increase; unc • s 3lacks decline
unc steps up pecruiting of 0l» ck students
hIGh COURT LETS UNC OEAN'S SUIT ON EDITORIAL OIF.
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. DORMIT07IES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT HOJS ING
UMC DORM DAMAGEO
UNC TO INCREASE ROOM RATES 1 8t
THIRD ARREST IS MADE IN HINTO* JAMES FIRE
INTRUDER ENTERS UNC DORM
UNC OORM ROOF HIT
DAMAGE 'a DORM ROOF ESTIMATED AT 138. BOO
UNC TRUSTEES HEAR HOUSING COMPLAINTS
SLOW PROGRESS ON UNC DORM CAUSES WORRY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. EMPLOYE1 S
FOUR WIN MASSEY AWARDS
STATISTICIAN GETS HEALTH DIRE:TCRS AWARP
Pay INCREASES GOING TO SOME STATE EMPLOYED
SPI TO INVESTIGATE THREATS ABOUT UNC EMPLOYEES
SBI TO PROBE THREATENING LETTER TO UNC
UNC SEEKS SBI PROBE OF 'GAY- tmreat
sbi studies threatening letter
cowaroly accusers sink to new low be letters
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, endowments
see also umv. of n.c-chapfl hill. grants
unc endowment fund jumps by 12 2 million
endowment jumps 56t at unc-ch
unc faculty 8olstere0 by 3elk gift
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, enrollment
see also univ. tf 'i.c, enrollment
universities expect nearly 5. 7co freshman
unc steps up recruiting of sl^k students
nccu enrollment down 13*. boa? d told
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. faculty
see also univ. of n.c.
unc researchers awarded naval
study proves heart attack r i s<
4 at unc named to prgfessohshi
unc prof geti grant for study
white males oominate faculty a
or. irvin. unc prof, ties
dr. j. logan irvin, unc profes
professor receives national hi
JONES ELECTED TO acauEmy
UNC GIVES FISCHERS 19B4 JEFFE?
UNC FACULTY MFMBERS GET TEaCh:
DR. GFOPGY "OWRV, RETIRED PRO'.
J. STacy ajams. PSYCHOLOGIST,
SIX PROMOTIONS MADE AT OUKE ME
STUDENTS AT ST. MARY'S. UNC RE
C.A. KIRKPATRICK. UNC-CH PROF-
TAR HEEL HELPED REVIVE OLYMPIC
STATISTICIAN GETS HEALTH DIRE:
HIGH POINT HIGH SCHOOL APPOINT
GENTRY FAMILY OF OURHAM GETS Z
WAGNER GETS AWARO
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OR. JAMES H. CRAWFORD JR.: MNI
OURHAM PSYCHIATRIST CITED FOR
OURHAM WOMAN GETS ArfARO
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report: black faculty needed t
two frof hillsborough honored
talbot gets awarc
long elected to post
unc prof gets post
five ctt teaching awaros
wheeler heads gruup
eliel nameo to society's p0ar3
investment banking professor >t unc
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, faculty consulting
policy change ptssible
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, faculty salaries
see also salaries. n.c.
see alsc univ. of n.c. faculty. salaries
unc tpustees approve plan for faculty salary increases
unc board seeks faculty pay b30st exceeding 10 pct.
faculty pay hikc suught
white males dominate faculty u unc
unc board urges big salary raises
univ. OF n.c. -Chapel hill, fellowships
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univ. "f n.c.-chapfl hill, films
see also film ffstivals
film at unc tells stopy of pomers
ijniv. of n.c. -chapel hill, fires
see also fipes. n.c.
UNC DORM OamaGED
SMALL FIRE SET IN MANLY OORM
THO APE CHARGED WITH SETTING =IPE
STUDENTS CHARGED IN FIRF
MAN CHARGED IN UNC FIRE
THIRD ARREST IS MADE IN HINTOM JAMES FIRE
FRAT HOUSE FIRE
IJNIV. HF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, FOOD SE'VICF
UNC STUDtNTS WILL FINO FOOD S'KVICE CHANGES
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. FRATERNITIES '. SORORITIES
FRATEPNITY FACES CONDEMNATION THREAT
DELTA HOUSE IN VIOLATION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. GIFTS C FUNO RAISING
UNC OFNTAL BEQUEST MADE
FAMILY GIVES UNC t2 MILLION
*2 MILLION GIFT MADE TO UNC
PRIVATE SUPPORT SOUGHT BY SCHTOLS
UNC GETS CJKER ESTATE
UNC SHOULD SAVE COKER HOME
UNC FACULTY tlOLSTEREO BY 8ELK GIFT
CPA GROUP MAKES SI. 000 DONATION
JHC-G FUNO-RAISING DRIVE REACIES 113.5 MILLION
ALUMNI OFFICIAL NAMED ACTING JNC DEVELOPMENT HEAD
UNC KICKS OFF ARTS AND SCIENCFS OR I VE
UNC kECEIVES 4250.000 ENDOWMENT FOR SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CHEST IS TAKING APPLICATIONS
CAVIN GIVES TIFFANY CLOCK TO JNIVERSITY
UNC RECEIVES RECORO GIFTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. GPADUAT" PLACEMENT
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PLACEMENT OFFICE
JOB MARKET BETTER FOR • 8 <| GRADUATES
THIS YEAR'S GRADS CAN EXPECT IOBS
CEOS GIVE ADVICE TO COLLEGE STUDENTS BEGINNING JOB HUNT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATES
SEE UNIV. UF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
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SEE ALSO
UNC GE
WOMEN"
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UNC HE
UNC PP
UNC CH
UNC RE
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UNC SC
UNC SC
UNC KE
UNC GE
UNC GE
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C. -CHAPEL HILL. GRANTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ENDOWMENTS
TS ENDOWMENT
S STUOIES GIVEN BOOST
16 GkANTED
TS FUNOS FOR CHLORINE STUDY
HOSPITAL GETS GRANTS
ALTH SERVICES CENTER GETS GRANT
UGRAM GFTS GRANT TQ TRAIN SCHOOL TEACHERS
ILD CENTER GETS 1101,001
CEIVES CANCER GRANT
SCIENTISTS TO FIGHT SUCKING
IENTIST TO STUOY BRAIN WASTE
IENTIST RECEIVES GRANT
CEIVES GRANT
TS MONEY FOR URBAN CO'.IRSES
TS MONEY FOR URBAN COURSES
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, histop.y iof the univ.1
unc inventory turns up unusual items
unc ano the '40s
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill, honorary degrees
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hilt, commencement
unc will present 3 honorary ocgr£fs
durham residents to get unc awaros
nccu, unc to give diplomas tomorrow
civic leaders earn honors
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill, librarics
see also univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill davis library
see also univ. of n.c .-chapel hill wilson library
unc to move library
new library: unc students coming out of dark
the move starts: 1.8 million 300ks are checking out
the book move: it's coming al3ng - but some library workers are sad
north carolina collection to get renovated home
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, opening
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, :alendar ano schedule
univ. pf n.c. -Chapel hill, parking
see also chapel hill. n.c, parking areas
unc board raises fees for par<ing
parking fees raised at unc
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, rotc
see also u.s. army reserve officers training corps
8 ip [angle 5tu0ents celebrate on boat
commemorates veterans
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, ranking
see also colleges. n.c rankings
n.c. university economists ramked high in publishing
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, robberies
see also robbery, chapel hill
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. crimes
man held in theft from unc do? a
video games robbed
burglary charges filed
microscope taken
microscope stolen from unc building
unc reports equipment theft
computer theft reported
equipment stolen
computer stolfn
equipment stulen from unc building
computer system thefts mount around chapel hill
unc gfnerator stolen
2 unc students arrested in co"puter, ccics thefts
two unc students charged in comic book caper
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, scholarships c student aid
see also colleges. u.s.. feoepal aid
see also n.c. state univ.. students
see also pogue scholarship
see also student loan program
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SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.. SCHOLARSHIPS 4<P STUDENT AID
FIVE RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN DENTISTRY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SEMINARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CONFERENCES
SPRING SEMINARS ARE PLANNED
Hi THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
EDUCATION MEETING STARTS
RALEIGH'S ENGLAND IS TOPIC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. SOUTHER"! HISTORICAL COLLECTION
SOUTHFRN HISTORICAL COLLECTION ENRICHED BV NEW ACQUISITIONS
SOUTHER* ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL,
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
ENGLISH TROUPE VISITS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO WEIL LECTURE ON AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
□OCTUR: BABY'S COOING MAY BE : OMMUN IC A T ION
GILBERT TO SPEAK
BABIES QUITE ADEPT AT SOLICITING PARENTS' L"VE
HEALTH CONFERENCE TOLD WEAK OSHA GETS WFAKER
JOYCE BROTHERS TO SPEAK AT UNO
DR. THORNTON TO SPEAK AT UNC
MFOAwAR TO SPFAK AT UNC
NUCLEAR WAR IS NO-WIN PROPOSITION. ECOLOGIST TELLS CHAPFL HILL...
TAL" ON REMBRANDT SCT
POLLSTER SAYS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COULO SWAY ELECTION
ENVIRONMENT. ELECTION LINKEO
L?AOE»S MAKING WURL3 HUNGER WORSE. AUTHOR SAYS
AUTHOR PLAMFS HUNGER ON FREE MARKET SYSTEM
LIFE'S BASIC QUESTIONS ELUDE SCIENCE, NOBEL LAUREATE SAYS
SCIENCE CAN'T EXPLAIN LIFE'S "IEEP RIDOLFS
ECONOMIST: POLICIES SHOULO INILUOE MORAL CONSIDERATIONS
SPEAKER SAYS ECONOMIC VALUES 1EED TO CHANGE
LA»YE" SAYS ACT HAMPERS BATTLE AGAINST ACID RAIN
U.S. -USSR RFLATIU'IS POOR - DIPLOMAT
ANDREW YUUNG PRAISES JACKSON'S VOTER APPEAL
ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK AT UNC
JUASARS PROVIDE NEW CLUES ABOUT UNIVERSE
LECTURE ON TOXIC CHEMICALS PLANNED
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES TOUR AREA
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD GIVES HART A BOOST
SPEECH OFFERS FFW ANSWERS
JACKSON TO SPEAK AT UNC
JACKSON PLANS APPEARANCE ON UVC-CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS
USE OUR MINDS NOT MISSILES. JACKSON SAYS
WRONG FIGURE LISTED IN JACKSO-I STORY
LEE. SPAULOING FFFOSTS GET SUPPORT OF JACKSON
MANY DISEASES ALCOHOL-RELATED
LAWS CAM CUT LIOUOR ABUSE
RFSEAPCHEP: A DRINK OR TWO OKAY FOR PREGNANT WOMEN
TALK PLANNED ON MINORITIES IN MEDICINE
EX-PRFSIDENT CARTER TO LECTURE AT UNC
CARTER TO SPEAK AT UNC OCT. 23
COBEY ATTACKS ANDREWS' HOUSE ATTENDANCE
CO&EY SAYS ANDRES IS 'BIG SPENDER'
JACKSON STRESSES VOTING AT NCCU. UNC
PROFESSOR BLAMES REAGAN FOR POVERTY RISE
ARCHAFLOGICAL SITE SUBJECT OF LECTURE
NOVELIST: ABURTION A PERSON CHOICE
IRVING USES NOVEL APPROACH
FIREO ANCHOPWOMAN LAUDS EPA
COBFY. ANOREWS AGREE OFTEN, AVOID DFBATE AT POLITICAL FORUM
JESUIT PRIEST TO SPEAK ON ARMS RACE
PRIEST WILL DISCUSS ARMS "ACE. ELECTION
CASTER TU GIVE LECTURE TUESDAY
EX-PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK AT UNI TONIGHT
EX-PKESIOENT WILL SPEAK AT UN: TONIGHT
CARTER ASKS tXPANPED WOPLO VI:W
CARTER RIPS REAGAN POLICIES
ANDERSON TALK SCHEDULED TOOAY AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL
ANDERSON ATTACKS HELMS AND 'NSW RIGHT'
ANDERSON: 'RIGHT' IS WRONG
ARTIST PELIEVES BAD ART HAS NEVER BEEN WORSE
CARTER'S SPEECH TO BE SHOWN
PANELIST: RIGHTS VIOLATIONS DON'T JUSTIFY COERCIVE ACTION AGAINST.
HUMAN RIGHTS FORUM TUP K
COMPUTER WHIZ DEMONSTRATES ART
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SPORTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SDORTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SPORTS ARENA
SEE SPO°TS ARENA
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUOENT ACTIVITIES CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT FEES
SEE ALSO UNIV. CF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TUITION
UNC TRUSTEES APPROVF PLAN FOR FACULTY SALARY INCREASES
UNC BOAPO SEEKS FACULTY PAY BOOST EXCEEDING 10 PCT.
UNC TO INCREASE ROOM RATES I 8<
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill,
stuoent leaoer
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill. student housing
student conoos sought: apartments in casrroro
duke. unc expfct housing crun'h for students this yfar
college students get temporary quarters; condominiums unfinished
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, student loans
see also stuuent loan program
student aio harder to secure
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. stuoent union
video games robbed
foreign flavor in two exhibits
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. students
chapel hill's early biros
where is that course?
it's a maohouse
soaking in sunshine
unc gpads are listed
4 at unc named to professorships
van campens make dean's list at u"c
unc requirements shouldn't be prublem for durham students
unc student rob"ed
noon on franklin street
taking it easy
students demonstrate
unc stuoent is arrested in orjg sales
4 unc-chapel hill students r es e i v e mellon fellowships
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12/31 /a^
CATCHING A BREEZE
UNC FACULTY MEMPfcPS GET TEACHING AWARDS
UNC LISTS DURHAM GRADUATES
CHAPEL HILL GKAOS ANNOUNCED
CARRBORO RESIDENTS GET DEGREE'
OURHAM AREA uRAOS ARE LISTED
NEW SYSTEM HELPS BLINO STUDENTS
UNC LISTS SPRING OEAN'S LIST
BLACK EARNS EAGLE SCOUT RANK; I^LEY RECEIVES TWO ART AWARDS
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES ANNOUNCE DEANS" LISTS AND HONOR ROLLS
READING MACHINE MAY HFLP 9.LIN3 STUDENTS
A LITTLE HELP FRUM A FRIENO
USED TEXTS: SUPPLY IS SMALL. 9UT STUDENTS SAVE BIG
SMILES FOR MONDAY
FINDING A NEW HOME
MOMMY. WHY ARE ALL THESE FRESHMEN HFRE?
RETURNING TO UNC
TREAT. ..OR TRICK?
WELCOME BACK, STUDENTS
CITY READING
UNC STUDENTS CHARGED IN RHONOC EROS CAPER
RHINO STATUE STIRS SUSPICION; THREE ARRESTED
UNC ANNOUNCES SUMMER GRAOUATES FROM TRIANGLE
•REDNECK' 8ENFFIT EVOLVES FRO* UNC-STATE RIVALRY
•JUST ANOTHER SENIOR' SCOUTS »LUE HEAVEN
BUS STOP REPOSE
BLACK STUDENTS' GRADES AT UNC CAUSE CONCERN
THE LAUMURY CONNECTION
UNC STUDENT HURT IN ACCIDENT
CAR HITS UNC STUDENT CROSSING SOUTH ROAD
FEWER UNC APPLICANTS NOT NECESSARILY BAD NEWS
2 NAMED RHODES SCHOLARS
UNC STUDENT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
HATS OFF TO RHODES WINNERS
FOR SOME STUDENTS. HOLIDAY WITH FAMILY CAN MEAN FRICTION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
BARS FEAR LOSS OF YOUNG PATRONS
UNC STUOENTS ARE ARRESTED ON » LCOHOL-R EL A TED COUNTS
BFEP BLASTS ARRESTS HIGHER THAN USUAL
BEER ARRESTS CONTINUE
UNDERAGE DRINKING ARRESTS SUBSIDE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE OFFICERS ARREST 1 ON BFER CHARGES
UMC ISSUES NEW CODE ON Oil INKING
UNC ADOPTS CAMPUS POLICY FOR 7RINKING
BALL IN STUDENTS' COURT
UNC ORINKING COOE SENSIBLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SPEAKERS
GERTRUOE WEIL'S EXAMPLE TO BE STUDIED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NUCLEAR WAR ESCAPE: MAYRE THE NORTH POLE
POLLSTER SAYS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COULO SWAY ELECTION
ENVIRONMENT. ELECTION LINKED
LFADERS MAKING WORLD HUNGER W3RSE, AUTHOR SAYS
AUTHOR BLAMES HUNGER ON FREE MARKET SYSTEM
ECONOMIST: POLICIES SHOULD IN:lUOE MORAL CONSIDERATIONS
LAWYER SAYS ACT HAMPERS BATTLE AGAINST ACID RAIN
EXPERTS SAY ABSENT FATHERS' FINANCES IMPROVE
OUOTAS DON'T HELP PUBLIC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO STV (UNC-CH CABLE TV STATIONI
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FIR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF RADIO. TELEVISION,
UNC STUDENTS TO BEGIN TV BROADCASTING
PUBLIC TELEVISION OPENS ITS DRIVE FOR DONATIONS TODAY
UNC STATION KNOCKED OFF AIR
DEFEATED DEMOCRAT MIFFED AT TV STATION'S COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TUITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, TUITION
STUDENT AID COMBATS COST HIKES
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. UNIVERSITY DAY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL UNIV. DAY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, UTILITIES
UNC WORKER HURT IN EXPLOSION
BURNEO WORKER IN GOOD CONDITION
BURN VICTIM IS IMPROVED
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
ENGLISH THEATER TROUPE TO G I V= WORKSHOP AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL ACKLAND 1RT CENTER
WARM UP WITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS ACTIVITIES
PORTRAITS HIGHLIGHT IRISH SHON
A BIT U' THE IRISH: ACKLAND A=T^RNOON TEA IS 'TAN-TEA LIZING'
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR APPOINTED AT ACKLANO
UNC'S ACKLANO ART MUSEUM NAMES ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
ALL THAT GLITTERS: ARTIST'S CKUOHOOD MEMORIES ARE SINISTER, INNOCENT
ALL-AMERICAN PRINT SHOW OPENS
SHOW MOVES PRINTS TOWARO RECOGNITION
GRANT WOOO'S 'TREE PLANTING" 3N EXHIBIT AT THE ACKLAND
AT ACKLAND, QUESTIONS OF TAST<=
JUST WHAT DOES ART MUSEUM CUR1 TOR 00?
ACKLAND OPENING NEW GALLERY MAY 5
NFW GALLERY OPENS
ACKLAND'S ART: POP, OP, AD AN3 FOLK
SPRING BRINGS PARIS ART TO AULAND
MUSEUM OFFERS ART CLASSES FOR CHILOREN
•CLASSICAL' SHOW OPENS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NOT A SHOW OF ANCIENT ART, BUT ITS GENESIS I S . . .C LA SS IC AL
ACKLANO SHOWS UFF ITS VARIETY
GORY TALES MAKE THE BEST PICT'JRFS?
PORTRAITS OF ARTISTS MAY BE S=EN AT ACKLAND
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PORTRAITS A SUBTLE SHOW
HOW JOHN WHITF RtALLY SAW MANT EO
ACKLAND GETS A GANESA
ACKLANO SOUNDS OFF
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ACKLAND OPENS OOUBLE BILL SATUROAY
AOAMS AND HINE: GRANOEUR. NOBILITY
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SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
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SUBJECTS
page 744
1/14/85
unc s"ar£ sports wealth
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill board of tr'jstfes
see also univ. of n.c. 90aro of governors
unc trustees approve plan for faculty salary increases
unc board seeks faculty pay boost exceeding 10 pc t.
faculty pay hike sought
unc board raises fees for par<ing
parking fees raised at unc
travis porter takes his civic outies seriously
trustees discuss 9uilding projects
a»en» to open next april
unc program gets grant to train school teachers
unc stuoent center oelayeo
durha'l "an finishes year as head of unc trustees
unc trustees pick chair-an
unc trustees to learn how buuset prepared
unc trustees hear housing complaints
slow progress on unc dorm causes horry
unc trustees eye building pla1s
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill bush institute
experts say absent fathers' finances improve
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill campus govfrning council
sfe univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. stuofnt government
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill cancer research center
see also cancer
see also cancer research
see also duke univ. comprfhens i v e cancer center
family gives unc 12 million
research building to be deoicateo
unc oeoicates cancer center
private do.jors praised our ing center ceremony
unc center reappoints dr. paga no
pagano reappointed director 0= line9erger center
cervical cancer study includes unc research
peel fund started
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill carefr planning ano placement office
sc6 univ. of n.c. -chapel hill placement officf
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill carolina challenge grants
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. "rants
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill center for catastrophic sports injuries
see also sports, injuries
amateur football kills a players in • »3
13 amatfur football players died in '83
univ.. of n.c. -chapel hill center for early aoolescence
see also aoolescence
unc to stuoy needs of stuoents after school
unc gets enoowment
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill coker arboretum
the stories unfold
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill computer science center
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
center to observe anniversary
grounobrfcaklng ceremonies set for unc computer center
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill daily ta> "eel
state basketball canceled - hell. not really
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill davis library
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. libraries
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill hilson library
UNC LIBRARY move IS SET
UNC TO move LIBRARY
REAOY
neh unc library
nf» library: unc stuoents coming out of 0ark
library move starts
the movf starts: 1.8 million ) ook s are checking out
the book move: it's coming along - but some library workers are sao
old library's doors closed—but not for long
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill dental research center
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of dentistry
chief of oental researc" center resigns
hirsch to return to teaching
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill oept. of biology
scientists at unc turn back 'clocks' to control insects
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill dept. of city c regional planning
stuoy suggests mixed use of la no attracts criminals
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill oept. of drama
history casts shadow on comedy
unc 'loose ends' a convincing comment on '70s
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill oept. of economics
n.c. university economists ranikeo high in publishing
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill oept. of psychiatry
psychology using computers
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill oept. of raoio. television,
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. television
cpa group makes 11.000 donation
cinema talk is set
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill dept. of religion
unc taps uriters for religion program
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill oept. of romance language
unc uffeking sicily trip
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill oept. of sociology
are cities a bane to poor? stjdy aims to fino ansher
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill dept. of ^oolugy
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill 0=pt. of biology
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill distinguished alumni aharos
see also univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill. alumni
durham attorney to get unc award
ourham lawyer to get unc alumni aharo
hunt speaks at unc's rirthoay
kathrine everett horthy recipient of unc honor
unc celebrates 191st birthday
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UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DIVISION FOR OISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT I LEARNING
BAKER HOSPITAL GETS GRANTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL EVENING COLLEGE
UNC OFFERING SICILY TRIP
CLASSES. CLASSES...
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL EVENING :OLLEGE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL Ht LL DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
UNC LISTS EVENING COLLEGE DEAN'S LIST
EVENING COLLEGE PLANS ORIENTATION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL HEALTH RC SEARCH CENTER
UNC HEALTH SERVICES CENTER GETS GRANT
UNC PROGRAM MAY AID HEALTH Pi:TURE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
DURHAM, ORANGE PROJECTS WIN H'ALTH AWAROS
2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AWARDS
SEAT BELT PROGRAM GETS WIDE ATTENTION
OFFICIALS HOPE SEAT BELT CAMPAIGN IS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR
UNC STUCY: CHILD SAFETY SEATS CUT DEATHS
RESEARCHERS: SAFETY SEAT USE »ISING
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL INSTITUTE FOR THE STUOY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
UNC VICE CHANCELLOR PLANS TO CHANGE JOBS
UNC VICE CHANCELLOR NAMED TO NEW POST
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
SEPARATE PSO STUOY URGED ON WDMEN AND BLACKS
SEPARATE STUOY SUGGESTED ON PSO HIRING, PROMOTION
PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE AIRED
UNC AUTHORITY SAYS "CITIZEN'S ARREST' COULD PUT CITIZEN 8EHIN0 BARS
STUDY WILL FOCUS ON PRE-TRIAL RELEASE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
UNC RESEARCHERS AWAROED NAVAL CONTRACT
UNC TO STUDY OCEAN BOTTOM
SCIENTIST TO STUDY UNOERSEA 03MES
DEEP-SEA LIFE SURPRISES RESEARCHERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
MEMBER OF TASK FORCE OEFENOS HUNGER REPORT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR DRAMA
SEE ALSO OUTOOUR DRAMAS
OUTDOOR DRAMA: THE SUMMER PILGRIMAGE THAT CAUGHT ON ALL OVER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL LINEBERGJR CANCER PEStARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ONCER RESEARCH CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM
SFE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SFE ALSO CHRISTMAS STAR
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD HOUSE
IS A.D.-B.C. TIME LINE NEXT RELIGIOUS TARGET?
FUN IN JANUARY
VENUS, JUPITER BEGIN 10-OAY RACE
CHRISTMAS STAR RETURNS TO MOREHEAO
PLANETARIUM CELEBRATES 35TH
MOREHEAD PLANFTARIUM OBSERVING ANNIVERSARY
STAR IS WELCOME SIGHT
PLANETARIUM PREPS FOR ECLIPSE ON ITS 35TH ANNIVERSARY
PLANETARIUM IS 35 YEARS OLD
PLAN FOR THE MAY 30 ECLIPSE
OBSERVATORY HOLDING FALL 'GUEST NIGHTS'
THIS COURSE LOOKS AT THF STARS
PLANETARIUM PLANS ASTRONOMY COURSE ON • SK YWA TCHING"
•STAR OF BETHLEHEM' OPENS T00« Y
PLANETARIUM SHOW DRAWING LARGC CROWDS
LET THESE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES
PLANETARIUM'S STAR DESCRIBED AS A SYMBOL OF ASTRONOMY
STAR BRIGHTENS HOLIOAY
PLANETARIUM AODS MATINEE OF 'STAR' SHOW
•STAR' SHINES ON EXTRA SHOWS
MOREHEAD OBSERVATORY TQ HOLD 'GUEST NIGHTS'
PLANETARIUM SHOW OATE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL NEWS 8URC AU
NEWS BUREAU'S COVERAGE CITEO
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OLO WELL
MAKE APPOINTED ROUNOS
WAR ANO DEFENSE PROGRAM
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill peace,
practicing with weapons
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill placement office
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, graduate placement
job market better for '84 graduates
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill playmaker's theater
see also playmakers repertory c3 .
pcaymakers' new season is listed
new one-man show opens playma<ers season
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill school of rjsiness
see also business education
unc students help durham businessman
unc faculty bolstered by belk gift
lcm says test brands are doing well in west
apmstrong tapped
unc receives 1250,000 endowment for school of business administration
dey to speak at unc symposium
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of dentistry
see also denial care
see also dentists, n.c.
see also univ. of n.c. board of governors
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill dental
UNC DENTAL REOUEST made
DENTAL SCHOOL PLANS TO LOWER ENROLLMENT
DENTAL SCHOOL ENTRANTS DIP
DENTAL CLINIC CUTS HEMOPHILIACS' RISK
AHEC CHANGES MAOE
PORTRAIT GIVEN
FIVE RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN TENTISTRY
COMPUTER STOLEN
DUKE BUSINESS OIVISION GIVES AWARD TO DIXON
DENTIST'S JOB IS A REAL PAIN IN THE NECK ANO THE BACK
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL 0? EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
RESEARCH CENTER
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STUDENTS GET HELP FOR COLLEGE WORK
UNC PROF GETS GRANT FOR STUDY IN ARGENTINA
LFARMNG CONTINUES AFTER SCHO:l IN CHAPEL H ILL-CA RRPORO PROGRAM
unc program boosts «»'«. science training
city schools, unc join for le» rning-0 is a6led program
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill school of journalism
SEE ALSO journalism
SEE ALSO n.c. JOURNALISM hall of fame
UNC bTur>r SUPPORTS U.S. UNESCO PULLOUT
PROFESSOR SAY« HIS RESEARCH Ml Y 3ACK UNESCO OECISION
JOURNALISTS TO SPEAK AT UNC P*ESS FORUM
TAR HEELS BACK MOST LEGISLATION FOR THEIR TEACHERS. POLL REVEALS
POLL: HIGHER SALARIES FOR N.C. TEACHERS BACKED
FIVE JOURNALISTS are HONORED
poll: eoual coverage law wanted
laws regulating press pose threat to everyone
unc sceks to fill professorship
rock videos: hidden messages? analysis suggests thev subtly reinforce.
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill school of law
see also legal education
see also n.c. bar examination
resenthal is cn team
3ecton is named to post
=<am REPORT CHANGES WON'T HURT LAW SCHOOLS
BAR EXAMINERS CHANGE TEST DAT! REPORTING
REAGAN'S JUDICIAL APPOINTEES CAPPED ilV UNC PROFESSORS
2 UNC PROFESSORS CRITICIZE SE.ECTION OF FEDERAL JUDGES
HANFT. UNC LAW SCHOOL LEAOE", DIES
F.U. HANFT, 34, ONE OF 'GREAT SEVEN' AT UNC
ORTH GETS LAW SCHOOL POSITION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
FORMER UNC DEAN DIES
OR. AK6PS, FIRST WOMAN DEAN Ar UNC-CHAPEL HlLL
ASHE IM GETS AWARD
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL CF
UNC MEDICAL PROGRAM IS REACCRE
UNC SCIFNTISTS 'REED "ICE FOR
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MEDAWAR TO SPEAK AT UNC
BLACK MEOICAL STUDENTS URGED T
LACK OF BLACK MEOICAL TEACHERS
CHILD ABUSE: UNC RESEARCHERS S
DEBATE 'RAGINf.' OVER HANDLING
UNC HONCRS T
METABOLISM IS KEY IN ALCDHOLIS
THESE MICE MIGHTY HELPFUL TO S
UNC MEOICAL PROGRAM RECEIVES A
DURHAM MAN ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL.
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING CADAV
THE BODY BUSINESS
UNC FINDS DOCUMENTS FOR 6 3001
STATE LAW REOUIRES SHOTS FOR S
UNC 'DEATH ROW- INMATES COULD
11 UNC BODIES' COAL UNKNOWN
FLORIOA MORTICIAN: SOME CAOAV^
NO TRACE OF 11 CAOAVERS
HECOROS SEIZED IN CAOAVERS CAS
LAWYER Says CADAVER PROBE FISH
TURNER NA"ED DEAN IN UNC MED s
BODIES NEEOEO FOR STUCY
UNC OFFICIAL: OONATEO BCOIES E
EQUIPMENT STOLEN FROM UNC BUI.
CADAVER EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL RE'.
MORTICIAN'S TRIAL OELArEO THIR
COURSF FOR MEO STUDENTS LAU0E1
DURHAM "AN ACCUSED BY JURY WIT
MAN INDICTED FOR CADAVER THEFT
ACCUSED IN CADAVER CASE IN KIM
SANOLIN REPORTED IN GOOD CONOI
MAN INDICTED IN CAOAVER CASE S
DURHA" MORTICIAN OEFENOS OEALI
SANOLIN' S SURRENDER EXPECTED
SANOLIN TO SURRENDER
man charged IN Cadaver case SJ
UNC SCIENTISTS EXCITED ABOUT Z
SANOLIN SURRENDERS OH CHARGES
SANOLIN RELEASED ON BONO
LASER TECHNIQUE HELPS FIGHT CA
CORNEA WORK STUDIED
"E-ICINE
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KIDNEY DISEASE SEARCH
EOUIPMENT
0 3E TEACHERS
HIT
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NGS WITH MEOICAL SCHOOL
RENDERS
ANCER-KILLING PROCESS
NCcR CELLS
univ. OF n.c. -Chapel hill school
UNC school honors seven
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of medicine, faculty
unc anatomy prof dies
anatomy professor may8erry dic
unc professor given fellowship
OF MEDICINE. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS
S AT 47
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univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school 0=
unc receives grant
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill school of
scholarship given
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school cf
see also nurses. n.c.
cngress studies health plan 0
nursing workshop set
nursing oean reappointed
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of
see also phawac ists . durham
see also pharmacists, n.c.
official: teach pupils proper c
univ. OF n.c. -Chapel hill school 0=
HELP ON WAY FOR HIGH CHOLESTE'
UNC STUDIES ORI'IKING WATER
MIGRANTS' INFECTIONS ARE STUOI
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SCIENTIST: ESTROGEN SHOULD BE
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ECONOMY CLIMBS BUT SO DOES POV
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL 0=
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UNC DIRECTOR of CHILO CARE SE»
CHERNEY GETS AWARD
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
MEDICINE, family MEDICINE PROGRAM
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NURSING
F JNC STUDENT
PUBLIC HEALTH
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3/1B/84 C
3/IB/84 C
3/19/84 B
3/19/94 D
3/22/84 D
3/26/84 B
3/29/84 D
4/02/94 B
4/05/84 D
4/05/94 u
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4/09/94 B
4/19/94 0
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4/20/P4 0
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4/22/94 B
4/22/84 B
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5/10/84 8
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5/22/94 D
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5/25/94 C
5/26/84 D
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1/01/94 B
1/03/84 B
1/05/84 D
1/05/84 B
1/06/94 C
1/06/94 D
1/07/84 B
1/08/84 A
1/09/84 B
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N B66
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N C52
N H71
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1/12/84 D
1/13/84 C
l/13/»4 3
1/13/84 D
1/13/84 0
1/14/84 B
1/15/84 C
1/15/84 C
1/16/84 B
1/14/84 D
1/18/94 B
1/19/94 B
1/19/84 0
1/19/84 B
1/1P/94 B
1/21/84 B
1/22/84 A
1/22/84 C
1/22/84 C
1/23/34 0
1/23/84 0
1/24/84 8
1/24/94 B
1/25/84 0
1/26/94 0
1/26/94 0
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1/29/34 B
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1/30/94 A
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2/02/84 B
2/02/84 B
2/03/34 C
2/04/84 e
2/04/84 A
2/05/34 C
2/06/84 D
2/09/34
2/09/84
2/10/84
2/10/84
2/10/84
2/11/34
2/12/94
2/13/94
2/13/94
2/13/94
2/13/84
2/13/34
2/17/84
2/13/34
2/19/34
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P N M71
P N
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N M7 1
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
DESPITE LOS1; TO U-1C. 'PACK NOT DOWN
TAR HEELS PUT WRAP ON CLEMSON. 62-71
TIGERS PROUD OF CLOSE LOSS TO HEELS
TAR HEELS' SMITH REJOINS TEAM
FOR GA. TECH, FOUL PLAN WAV TI> KICK HEELS
TAR HFELS FACF STIFO TEST IN ATLANTA'S OMNI
TOP-RANKED TAR HEELS WRECK TETH'S PLANS. 69-56
JORDAN, AS USUAL
TAR HEELS END TECH'S DREAM
REMEMBER PERKINS AS ONE OF UN; • S »EST
OOHERTY'S SHUT FORCES OVERTIME, HELPS BOOST UNC TO 14-0 ACC MARK
OOOS AND GODS TOO TOUGH FOR DJKE
DFFEAT TO IGNITE BLUE 0EVILS7
OOHERTV JOINS RANKS OF UNC HEROES
•34 HEELS BUILD CASE AS ACC'S GREATEST TEAM
CLEMSUN'S LAST STANO
TAR HEELS HALE AND HEARTY FOR OPENER
UNC'S DAUGHFRTY INJURES HANO
THIRO TIME A CHARM FOR OUKE VS. UNC7
HEELS' NUMBERS Game SUBTRACTS TIGERS, 7B-66
duke oefense sets up rematch i i th unc
ooherty provides heels' spark
bluf devils top no. 1 tar heels, fyf acc crown
fear? blue devils too young tl know better
duke: "it bothers us to have lost two close games to carolina..."
carolina: "i think it's easie' when you're the underdog..."
dukf, unc shrug off tourney defeats
tar heels no. 1 in final poll
smith's play crucial to tar heel chemistry
mo and sam in spotlight
smith goes through ncaa ritual
no. i tar heels open title bi3 against owls
unc gets healthy daugherty; davis giving spiders boost
in charlotte: haves vs. have-'iots
tar hfels spurt past pesky 0w_ s
ooherty's defense silences stansbury
temple coach blasts officials
getting focuseu
heels' poise pays off in ncaa uebut
indiana's 8"ea0 buttered with '0'
kenny smith's wrist only flaw in unc picture
smith. knight match programs. not style
unc-inoiana: defense may tell the tale
housifrs stun unc
doherty: iu's strength teamw07k
hoosiers kick heels out of ncaa tournfy
indiana controls tempo, carolina in win
in final weeks, unc's 'best' team not good enough
•invincible' heels stub toe
bobby knight savors big win
jordan: awaros don't ease pan
devils, tar heels conclude hoi p recruiting efforts
perkins, joroan mvp
will he or won't he go? nobody knows for sure
jordan to announce decision tdmorrow
jordan goes pro
jordan passes up final year
worthy, smith steer joroan to nba
jordan's departure sad, but memories linger on
arena to open next april
hunter's thorns and rosfs
UNC SETS center upener VS. UCLA
HEELS RELEASt 29-GAME SLATE
UNC ANNOUNCES CAGE SLATE
6-11 HEMSLEY MAKES COMMITMENT TO UNC
AT RANDOM
EX-TAR HEELS LITTER NBA ROSTERS
DUKE LANDS WASHINGTON PREP CASE STAR
U'lC LANDS JEFF LE90
UNC LANDS 6-6 BUCKNALL
CLASS OF '83: HERALDED FRESHMFN BRING TALENTS TO COLLEGE GAME
TAR HEELS COUNTING ON "D" TO <EEP THEM IN ACC HUNT
DUKE, UNC WOMEN ROLL To VICTORIES
TAR HEELS RIP MARATHON
BUZZ FOLLOWS AN UNEXPECTED TKML
UNC'S PETERSON HAS RENEWED INTEREST FOR SENIOR YEAR
ACC BASKETBALL RACE OFFERING BALANCING ACT
UNC TOWERS OVER RAMS, 81-65
TAR HEELS LEARN (A LITTLE) IN 0"ENER
HEELS RETURN TO ALASKA SHOOTOUT
FOR SMITH, GAROEN'S HOME AWAY FROM HOME
TAR HEELS WHIP BU: BC MAGIC OJMPS WAKE: DAUGHERTY, HALE CATALYSTS...
TAR HEELS USE SIZE TO OVERPOWER BOSTON
HOLD THE PARQUET, PLEASF
UNC OUTRUNS BISON WITH BIG 2N1-HALF SURGE
HOWARD GIVES INEPT HEELS FITS
UNC'S BIG, BAD BRAO
TAR HEELS TOPPLE THE TITANS
UP ANO OVER
DAUGHERTY, HEELS GET TOUGH WITH TITANS
TAR HEELS TOO BIG FOR DE AC S T~> HANDLE
UNC IN JAPAN
TAR HEELS BEGIN FAR EAST SWING
TAR HEELS DEFEAT SHOCKERS IN JAPAN
TAR HEELS HOLD OFF SHOCKERS
UNC SINKS SUN DEVILS FOR 7TH STRAIGHT
FULL-TIME PART-TIMERS: NCAA RJLES LEAVE COACHES IN AWKWARD POSITION
CHAMINADE BEATS A BIG BOY AGAIN: UNC HOT IN JAPAN
TAR HEELS GO 7-0 WITH SWEEP IN JAPAN
HEELS BOMP, HAWAII PACIFIC
MIZZOU HANDS UNC FIRST LOSS, 11-76
TIGERS HANO UNC 1ST LOST
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. BASKETBALL. RLUE-WHITE GAME
RAN71N0 SMITH SPARKS UNC BLUE OVER WHITE
RANZINO SMITH SHINES AT UNC
TURNOVEPS MAR UNC BLUF-WHITE
MISTAKES PLAGUE BLUE-WHITE GAME
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPFL HILL SPORTS, F[FLD HOCKEY
RANZINO SMITH SPARKS UNC BLUE OVER WHITE
UNC WINS FIELD HOCKEY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, cOOTPALL
EVEN KEEL VS. KILLER INSTINCT ROOT OF TAR HEELS, TROUBLE
TERPS. HEELS SET FOR BATTLE
NOTHING LFSS THAN dEST
NO. 1 TAR HEELS HIT PEAK VS. WAKE FOREST
SULLIVAN PICKS UNC
SULLIVAN'S SELECTION
RANOLEMAN'S GOSS SIGNS TO CARRY CAROLINA'S "ALL
TAR HEELS ANNOUNCE SIGNING OF 25 FOOTFALL RECRUITS
UNC. LSU SET FUOTBALL OATES
FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGES TOMORROW
UNC'S TALKING NEW ATTITUOE
UNC LOSES GRID AIDE
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3/20/84
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3/21/34
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3/21/84
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3/22/84
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3/23/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS PAGE T51)
1/01/8* - 12/31/1'. 1/14/85
TAR HEELS SCHEDULED FOR FIVE TV GAMES
REHFARSING, REFRESHING
HFELS IN GEAR
OUTSIDE MOVE: UNC VETERAN LIN'DACKER MICAH "OON ADJUSTING TO KEY...
MAYE, ANTHONY SEEK CHANCE TO CALL UNC • S SHOTS
CALM BEFORE THE STORM...
TAR HEELS" OFFENSE STILL UNCHANGED. JUST RESHAPEO
PEETE SHOOTS 66. LEADS BOSTON GOLF
EXPERIENCED ANTHONY EARNS UNC START
CRUM FINALLY SETTLES UNC ■ S GR'AT OB MYSTERY
FUTURE DENTIST SINKS TEETH INTO UNC'S 09 POSITION
ANTHONY FIGHTS IMAGF
GOOD LUCK TARHEELS !... (ADI
NAPOLEON'S NAVY SAILS AGAINST UNC
TOUCHOOWN FIRSTS
NAVY SINKS HEELS WITH LATE BO* B
AFTER OPENER. FEW ANSWERS
UNKNOWN OUARTERRACK ORILLS HO"E HARSH POINT
UNC. N.C. STATE LOOK FOR ANSWER TO INITIAL LOSSES
THE PLAY: NAVY REOPENS 'FRIENDL" SKIES'
UNC GETS HENSLEY
YOUNG HEELS PREPARE FOR FLIRT WITH FLUTIE
CRUM: OPENING LOSS NOT FATAL TO TAR HEELS
JOHNSTON HOPES TO KFEP PC'S FLUTIE IN HIS POCKET
JOHNSTON, HEELS AIM TO KEEP FLUTI<= FLIGHTLESS
QBS FOCAL POINT «HEN ARFA TEA»S BATTLE TODAY
FLUTIE'S PASSES HAND TAR HEELS 52-20 SHELLACKING
FLUTIE WINS HEISMAN: FROM UNC
UB FLUTIE FAVORITE TO TAKE HEISMAN
FLUTIE EARNS CAROLINA'S HEISMAN VOTE
TAR HFELS DOWN, BUT NOT REAOY TO OUTT
CRUM: BOSTON PASSING PARTY NOT SURPRISING
WEAK DEFENSE EMBARRASSES HEELS
A PRICE FOR YOUTH: WITH LITTLE EXPERIENCE ON OFFENSE. TAR HEELS...
UNEASY CROWN IN CAMELOT
UNC'S MILLER NOT KICKIN' OVER NEW JOB
TAR HEELS HOPF TO CAN KANSAS FOR FIRST WIN
UNC TAKES 1ST WIN; OEVILS QRO3 SOUEAKER: HEELS' TRIUMPH PACED. .. EFFORT
THE JAMES GANG
TAR HEELS CHARGE TO VALLEY OF DEATH AFTER FIRST VICTORY
UNC SACKS KANSAS. POSTS FIRST VICTORY
OF HOUNOS ANO TIGERS
DUKE PUNTER TOLISH HURT. MAY BE OUT OF VIRGINIA GAME
TOO EARLY FOR ORAMA
STKFATER: IT'S A FAMILY TRAOIMON
TIGFRS VS. HEELS STILL CRUCIAL
UNC, DUKt STU"BLE; PACK PULLS STUNNER: TAR HEELS FALL PREY TO CLEMSON..
DIFFERENCES ASIDE, IT'S NO DIFFERENT
OON'T WRITE OFF 1-3 TAR HEELS YFT
1-3 HFELS READY FOR THE 'REAL' SEASON
HEELS OPTIMITSTIC DESPITE 1-3 RECORD
HFELS LOOK TO START ACC WARS J I TH CONQUEST OF DEACONS
FOURTH-OUARTER WOES SEND TAR HEELS TUMBLING TO 1-4
EX-SOUTHERN STAR "CG1LL COOL JNDER FIRE IN FIRST COLLEGE START
TRAILING IN THE WAKE
OEACS' WIN PROOF GROH HAS A S?LID FOUNDATION
UNC OFFENSE SELF-DESTRUCTS VS. OEACS
TAR HFELS EYE STATE, SOLUTION
TAR HEEL THUNDER
CURTIS HUNTER'S TIME FINALLY COMES AT CAROLINA
WILL MOON'S MOVE HELP HEELS?
OFSPITE LACK OF GLAMOUR, UNC HUNGRY FOR WIN
•REONFCK' BENEFIT EVOLVES FRO* UNC-STATE RIVALRY
HEELS HAUNT PACK; TIGERS DEVUUR DEVILS
STORY 8EHIN0 THE SUCCESS: CHAMGES
TAR HFELS CELF8RATE GAME-WINNING SCORE
WHEN GOING TOUGH, BARTON BACK AT CENTER
STATE'S MISTAKES HELP HEELS SJRVIVE
WOLFPACK SUFFERS A HUMILIATING DEFEAT
UNC'S HUMES HAS BATTLEO HIS W\ Y OUT OF SHADOWS
HEMPHIS ST. GIVES UNC 'OIFFERJNT' LOOK
UNC'S ROLE CHANGES
UNC'S JOHNSTON SWITCHES POSITIONS, FOR ONE MORE TIMF
TALE OF TWO BACKS: WITH SIGHTS SET ON PROMISING CAREERS. MCGILL...
HUMES STEPS INTO POSITION FOR GLORY
HORTON, MILLER LIFT TAR HEELS
AFTER MEMPHIS STATE. FOPTUNES HAVE COME FULL CIRCLE FOR HEELS
MORTON'S BIG NIGHT LIFTS HEELS PAST TIGERS
SCHEDULE HELPS TAR HEELS STAY IN TITLE HUNT
HEELS REPEAT FAILED TEST
UVA., MOUNTIES GET BOWL LOOKS
HEELS' PARTON STILL 'SEES' GRID SUCCESS DESPITE HIS SWITCH
TAR HEELS-TERPS KEY ACC CLASH
UNC FULLBACK BRAD LOPP REINS IN PASS...
FOR UNC, PACK, OUKE, IT WAS SAME OLO TUNE: BAOANJEK, TERPS BOWL HEELS..
TERPS TOOK AWAY RUN, HEELS' HJPES
HORTON ALONE NOT ENOUGH TO DERAIL ROLLING MARYLANO
TERPS S°OIL CPUM'S BALL-CONTRJL TACTICS
TERPS SPOIL CRUM'S 3ALL-C0NTR3L TACTICS
HFELS GOING AIRBORNE FOR TECH
SPEAKING OF 13S
UNC PASSES TECH' 5 TESTS
UNC'S MESSAGE CAME AIR MAIL
THfc GOOO, BAD ANO UGLY
UNC UPENS UP, SHUTS TECH OUWN
CRUM: OON'T ANTICIPATE OLD VIRGINIA
TAR HEELS NEED WIN VS. CAVS
PRE-GAMF ENTERTAINERS
VANCE'S APPLEWHITE SAYS IT'S INC
UNC PUTTING UP HURDLE TO VIRGINIA'S ACC TITLE RUN
UNC SFTTLES FOR TIE: CONTROVERSIAL STRATEGY MARS TAR HEELS' RALLY
CRUM HANGS HIMSELF WITH TIE RATIONALE
TAR HEELS TIE CAVALIERS, LOSE RESPECT
THE BRIGHTER SIDE OF A CRUM-Hf TIF
JUICED-UP OUKE SETTING ITS SISHTS ON THE RIG GAME
CRUM: FIELO GOAL 'PREDETERMINED'
ANTHONY'S IMPROVEMENT SALVAGES UNC'S SEASON
ANTHONY OUIETLY TAKING CRACK AT UNC MARKS
•PACK, HEELS READY TO GO
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
THE DUKE-CAPOLINA GAME
ON THE LINE IN THE ACC. ..ONLY BPAGGING RIGHTS AT STAKE IN DUKE, UNC...
UNC'S WIN A SNAP WITH OUKF'S HELP: BLUE DEVILS' MISTAKES FUEL .. .HEEL S .. . H
FROM MILLION, 1 SIMPLE P EA SON
FOR CARR, RUN ALMOST TOO FAR; FOR WOODS, NOWHERE TO GO
UNC WOMEN ROLL
HOT POTATO IN END ZONE
THOSE FIRST IMPRESSIONS OFTEN FLEETING GLANCES
BLUE OEVILS SELF-DESTRUCT AGAINST HEELS
CHAPEL HILL'S BALDWIN COMMITS TO TAR HEFL S
TAR HEEL LUCK
GIANT TI TANS TO TEST UNC
DEACONS FACING TALL ORDER AGAINST HEELS
HEELS TAME OEACONS: UNC'S HEISHT, WAKE FOREST'S POOR FOUL SHOUTING..
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, GOLF
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9/26/84
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9/02/84
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9/05/94
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2
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9/07/64
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H
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9/12/84
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2
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9/12/84
0
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9/13/84
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9/13/94
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9/14/84
C
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H
2
9/15/94
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H
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9/16/84
A
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9/16/84
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9/16/84
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9/16/84
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9/17/84
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9/17/84
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9/18/84
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9/19/84
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9/19/84
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9/19/84
0
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H
2
9/20/84
0
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N C52
H
2
9/22/84
e
2
N C52
H
2
9/23/84
c
1
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H
2
9/23/84
c
6
H C52
H
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9/24/84
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2
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9/24/84
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9/24/84
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9/26/84
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9/26/84
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9/27/84
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H
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9/28/84
C
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P
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H
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9/28/84
c
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H
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9/29/84
B
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9/30/84
C
1
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N C52
H
2
9/30/84
C
12
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H
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10/01/84
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10/01/14
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3
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10/03/94
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10/03/84
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10/03/84
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s
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10/05/94
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I
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10/04/84
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H
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10/07/84
C
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H
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10/07/84
C
3
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S
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10/08/84
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10/10/84
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10/10/84
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10/13/84
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10/14/84
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10/14/84
c
6
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10/14/84
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10/15/84
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10/15/94
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H
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10/17/84
B
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10/17/84
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s
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10/17/84
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10/17/e4
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10/20/84
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H
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10/20/84
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10/21/84
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H
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10/21/84
C
1
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H
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10/21/84
C
14
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10/22/84
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S
2
10/22/94
D
3
D
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5
2
10/22/84
D
6
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H
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10/24/84
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H
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10/24/84
B
2
P
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s
2
10/24/84
0
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H
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10/25/84
0
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H
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10/26/84
C
1
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s
2
10/26/84
D
2
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H
2
10/28/84
c
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H
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10/29/84
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10/29/84
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10/31/84
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10/31/84
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11/07/84
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H
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H
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11/04/84
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11/04/84
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H
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11/04/84
c
3
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11/05/84
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s
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11/05/84
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s
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11/05/84
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11/07/84
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11/07/84
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H
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11/1 1/84
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11/12/84
0
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H
2
11/14/84
B
2
N C52
S
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U/14/84
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1
P
N 018
s
2
11/14/84
C
10
P
P F70
H
2
11/16/94
0
1
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H
2
11/17/84
B
2
N C52
H
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11/18/84
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1
N C52
H
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11/19/84
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P
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S
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s
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1 1/19/84
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H
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1 1/20/84
B
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7
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S
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11/27/84
D
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S
2
11/23/84
D
1
N
s
2
11/23/84
0
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N
H
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11/24/84
A
4
L
H
2
1 1/24/84
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2
N C52
H
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11/25/84
C
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N C52
H
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1 1/25/84
C
3
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H
2
11/25/94
C
3
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H
2
11/25/84
C
5
N
H
2
11/25/84
c
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P
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H
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11/26/64
B
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S
2
11/26/84
B
3
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H
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11/30/84
C
1
P
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12/05/84
A
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12/06/84
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H
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12/l5/»4
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12/16/64
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX a
12/31/84
s u b j e
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL INVITATIONAL 'OLE TOURNAMENT
TAR HEEL GJLFFRS IJSC PLAYOFF -IOLE IT BFAT CLEMSON
LOVE. TAR HEELS WARH TO TASK, GRAB CUMFORTABLF GULF LEAD
LnvF, TAR HFELS BREE2E TO VICTORY IN ALC TOURNEY
LOVE LEADS HEELS TO GOLF CROW'I
TAR HEELS' RIDING LOVE-LY HOT STREAK INTO NATIONALS
INKAN STRETCHFS LEAD TO 4 SHOTS AS HEELS RALLY
INHAN'S 71 HOLDS LEAO AT NCAA3
UNC'S INMAN WINS NCAA GOLF CROWN
INMAN EARNS TITLE WITH RECORD SCORE
PARKER LEADS UNC TO KTTTY HAW< TITLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. HOCKEY
STICKING WITH IT
EL HILL SPORTS. LACROSSE
SE
UNC b'JRIES MIDDI ES
S OUT TO CONTINUE LACROSSE TRADITION
T WINS; HOPKINS 'IPS VIRGINIA
T OUKE. 18-*.
TI-ORE
S LEAO UNC TO LAZROSSE WIN
MEET FOR ACC LAZROSSE TITLE
LACROSSE CROHN
0 LACROSSE
ls fok lacrossf r itle
N LACROSSE FIELO
. UVA IN REMATCH
ZONE TO KOUT CAVALIERS. 11-2
UNC. 14-9
S OFF TAR HEELS
S VOTE
IVOLO, HAUS LACROSSE ALL-AMERICAS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
HEELS RIP GAMECOCKS
TRIP BACK TO BASICS PAYS OFF
VIRGINIA ERASES TAR HEEL ADVANTAGE FOR 3-2 WIN
MCGEE DENIES 180.000 BECRUITUG OFFER
CARDINALS' SUTTER FILFS FOR F^EE AGENCY
UNC'S 1-0 WIN DIMS DUKE'S PLAYOFF HOPES
TAR HEELS EDGE OUKE IN 0VERTH6
TAR HEELS. UCONN WIN IN OTS. <EET FOR NCAA WOMEN'S TITLE
TAR HEEL WOMEN GET FOURTH STRAIGHT NATIONAL SOCCER TITLE
UNC WOMEN WIN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SWIMMING
STATE'S THACKER NO. I HEAVYWEISHT
STATE SWIMMERS EDGE UNC. 63-53
TAR HEELS SEEK FOURTH STRAIGHT SWIMMING TITLE
UNC'S MS. WALSH WINS 5TH BACKSTROKE TITLE
N.C. STATE INFIELD LEADING SLJGGING START
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TELEVISION
SEE SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TENNIS
DENIS WATSON SCORFS BIG IN VESAS
OUKE. UNC TIE FOR FIRST IN OON SKAKLE TENNIS
UNIV. OF N.C.-
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REVAMPED
HEM
UNC. DUKE
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TAR HEELS
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UNC WAXES
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4/22/84
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4/23/84
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4/23/R4
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N
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5/22/84
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H 2
5/25/84
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5/26/84
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N
H 2
5/27/84
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p
N
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5/28/B4
D
N
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11/04/84
c
N
H 2
13/25/84
0
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H 2
3/25/84
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6
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3/31/54
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4/01/84
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5
P
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4/12/84
0
3
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H 2
4/15/84
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11
N
H 2
4/22/B4
B
6
N
H 2
4/28/84
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2
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H 2
4/29/84
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1
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4/29/84
C
3
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4/30/84
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5/15/»4
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5/16/84
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5/17/84
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5/21/B4
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5/21/84
B
4
N
S 2
5/30/84
D
4
N
H 2
6/03/84
c
10
N
C52
S 2
9/10/84
D
10
N
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9/30/84
c
3
P
N
C49
H 2
10/01/84
B
2
N
C52
H 2
10/21/84
C
10
N
H 2
10/24/84
B
4
N
H 2
11/10/84
D
3
N
S 2
11/10/84
A
9
N
H 2
11/18/84
c
9
N
H 2
11/19/84
B
2
p
N
S 2
11/19/84
0
10
N
H 2
1/15/84
C
13
IJ
C5?
H 2
2/15/84
B
4
N
H 2
2/16/84
D
4
N
C52
H 2
3/17/84
B
3
N
» 2
3/25/84
C
11
N
C52
2 9/24/84 3
2 10/22/84 B
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL SPORTS. WOMEN
UNC UPSETS NO. 9 TFRP5
MS. LEAKE'S BASKET LIFTS UNC
BALANCED OFFENSE GIVES UNC S I< TH STRAIGHT WIN
UNC FRUSTPATEO OVER TOP 20 SNJ B
STATE BUMPS OFF TERPSI TAR HECLS WHIP GA. TECH
MS. BROWN LEAOS TAR HEELS TO 69-61 WIN OVER CLEMSON
LINOA PAGE PACES STATE TO WIL3 WIN
MS. PAGE LEAOS N.C. STATE OVE» UNC
UNC WOMEN TOPPLE UNCC IN OT
DUKE WOMEN UPFNO TAR HEELS
rseSA aouwN tops acc coaches- vote
TAR HEELS EOGE CLEMSON, 74-73
UNC WOMEN DOOGE UPSET
UNC WINS WOMEN'S TOURNEY
UNC WOMEN STUN STATE
TAR HEEL WOMEN AWAIT NCAA BID
UNC WOMEN HOLD OFF ST. JOHN'S IN OVFRT[M£
UNC. N.C. STATE WOMEN BEGIN R=GI3NAL SEMIFINALS
UNC WOMEN LOSE IN NCAA EAST REGIONAL
UNC WOMEN AFTER ANOTHER SOCCE? TITLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. WRESTLING
SEE ALS1 WRESTLING
WOLFPACK PINS UNC
UNC WRESTLES FIERCE RIVAL - W3LFPACK
TAR HEELS WHIP STATE, ENU STREAK
MS. BROWN'S 23 SPARKS UNC WOMF N OVER TECH
UNC. CLEMSON LEAD ACC WRESTLING TOURNEY
UNC SNAPS STATE'S STRING OF ACC WRESTLING CROWNS
HFELS PIN LIBERTY BAPT.
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER
ARENA PLANS TO BE REVIEWED
UNC ASKS ENGINEERS TO REVIEW ARENA PLANS
RE-CHECK CENTFR, UNC ASKS
TAKING SHAPE
'OEAN DOME' WOULD BE FINE WAY TO HONOR SMITH
OEAN SMITH STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER ICARTOONI
UNC BOARD URGFS BIG SALARY RAISES
UNC'S ACC TOURNEY BIO PIE IN A BLUE SKY
MOTORS STOLEN
MOTORS STOLEN
ARENA TO OPEN NEXT APPIL
UNC STUOENT CENTER DELAYED
UNC SETS CENTER OPENER VS. UCLA
UNC OFFICIALS HOPE TO USE NEW CENTER FOR NEXT COMMENCEMENT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL STUOENT STORES
USED TEXTS: SUPPLY IS SMALL. BUT STUDENTS SAVE BIG
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL UNIV. DAY
UNC TO CELEBRATE 191ST BIRTHOAY ON OCTOBER 12
OURHAM ATTORNEY TO GET UNC AWARD
OURHAM LAWYER TO GET UNC ALUM'I I AWARO
I^IST BIRTHOAY CELEBRATION SET FOR UNIVERSITY
HUNT SPEAKS AT UNC'S BIRTHDAY
UNC CELEBRATES 191ST BIRTHDAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL UNIV. WOMAN'S CLUB
H ? 1/08/84 P
2
1/18/84
B
4
N
2
1 Z22/84
C
4
N
2
1/27/84
C
1 1
P U
C52
2
1/29/84
B
5
N
2
1/31/84
B
3
N
B66
2
2/05/84
C
2
N
2
2/12/84
C
4
N
2
2/15/84
B
3
N
2
2/17/84
C
4
N
2
3/01/84
0
3
N
C52
2
3/03/84
B
2
N
2
3/03/84
A
9
N
2
3/05/84
0
1
P N
2
3/05/»4
D
T
N
2
3/1 1/84
C
7
N
2
3/17/84
B
7
P N
2
3/22/84
D
2
N
C52
2
3/23/84
C
1
N
2
11/17/84
B
3
N
2
1/28/84
B
2
P
2
2/09/84
0
3
P N
B66
2
2/10/P4
C
1
N
B66
2
2/21/84
8
s
N
2
2/26/84
C
4
N
C52
2
2/27/84
B
2
N
C52
2
12/05/84
a
4
N
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1/14/84
B
1
N
2
1 /14/84
A
15
N
?
1/15/84
A
I
N
3
1/18/B4
B
1
P P
C56
2
2/24/84
A
4
E
2
2/24/84
A
4
T T
P56
2
3/09/84
A
1
N
W36
2
5/22/84
0
1
U
D7 1
3
6/13/84
3
1
N
2
6/13/84
0
5
N
2
6/23/84
B
1
N
2
6/23/84
A
14
N
2
7/03/84
B
2
N
C52
2
8/08/84
A
1
P N
C05
3
8/18/84
C
1
N
H90
3
10/04/84
B
1
N
2
10/04/84
A
1
P N
2
10/05/84
A
1
P N
3
10/12/84
B
1
N
2
10/12/84
A
1
N
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2
10/13/84
B
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/84 -
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UNIVERSITY WOMAN'S CLUB TOUR S MOREHEAO HUUSE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL W II SON LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. LlBRARIFS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OAVIS LIBRARY
UNC LIBPARY MOVE IS SET
UNC TO MOVE LIBRARY
THE MOVE STARTS: 1.6 MILLION 'OOKS ARE CHECKING OUT
THE BOOK MOVE: IT'S COMING ALTNG - BUT SOME LIBRARY WORKERS ARE SAO
OLO LIBRARY'S OOORS CLOSED — BUT NOT FOR LONG
NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION TO GET RENOVATED HOME
LIBRARY IS CLOSEO
APPEALS COURT CANCELS DAMAGES IN UNC CASE
COURT HEARS AREA APPtALS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL WOMEN'S STUOIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HIGHER EDUCATION
OUKE AND UNC OFFERING WOMEN'S STUDIES COURSE
WOMEN'S STUOIES GIVEN BOOST
GERTRUDE WEIL'S EXAMPLE TO RE STUOIED
WHAT THEY GOT WAS NEW CONSC I OJ SNE S S
WOMEN'S JOURNAL FINDS NEW HOME
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE AREA E1UCATI1NAL CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY CITY { UNC-CH ARLOTTE I
DURHAM AREA RESIDENTS RECEIVE UNC-C OEGREES
UNCC BUILOS ITS OWN TOWN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE, FACULTY
BIAS CHARGED IN PROFESSOR'S TENURE CASE
MARTIN DISAVOWS PRESS RELEASE CRITICIZING EOMISTEN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE CAROLINA RVPTOR REHABILITATION C RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO B1P0S
RAPTOR CENTER MAY GET NFW ROOST
INJUREO BIROS MAY FLOCK TO NEW CHARLOTTE FACILITY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE RESEARCH PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY CITY I UNC-CH AR LOTTE I
UNCC BUILOS ITS OWN TOWN
ATtT WILL CONSTRUCT CENTER NEAR CHARLOTTE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SPORTS, BASEBALL
TAR HEELS SET BASEBALL SERIES AT ARI20NA STATE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
JACKSONVILLE 71, UNCC 69 OT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE URBAN INSTITUTF
COLLEGE AIDS CHARLOTTE'S INDUSTRIAL RECRUITMENT
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREcNSBORO
UNC-G TO SPONSOR SYMPOSIUM
UNC-G GIVEN ART
AGING COURSE INSTITUTED
UNC-G PLAY SERIES OPENS
UNC-G RESEAPCHEOS F I NO TV SOUNO EFFECTS MAKE DIFFERENCE
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. CQMMENC E'l ENT
49 GET DEGREES FROM UNC-G
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. CONCERTS
UNC-G CONCERT SERIES TO OPEN TN THURSDAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. CURRICULUM
UNC-G OFFERS NEW DEGREE PRUGRAM:
MS IN ACCOUNTING
univ. of n.c. -greensboro. faculty
inventors may lose patent. prtfits rights
univ. of n.c. -greensboro, gifts
unc-g given art works
univ. of n.c. -greensboro, scholars-ups
scholarship program announcfo
univ. of n.c. -greensboro. speakers
king's oaughterr says movement needs energy
goooall to visit n.c. zoo
jane goodall to speak
chimpanzee researcher to give talk
noted pr1matol0gist to visit '.reensboro
3usiness classes set in greensboro
univ. of n.c.-greensbopo. students
student conoufrs language barrier, has triple major at unc-g
6 from durham get all a's at jnc-g
eleven receive degrees
49 get decrees from unc-g
unc-g students make dean's list
dorm just like hume for unc-g roommates
univ. of n.c.-greensburo dept. 0«= child development c family relations
see also child development
SEE ALSO family STRUCTURE
KIDS PEFRIENO COMPUTERS EARLY
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREENSBOPO SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS
NFW DEGREE IS OFFERED AT UNC-S
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON, STUDENTS
UNC P°OF GETS GRANT FOR STUDY IN ARGENTINA
DFAN'S LIST ANNOUNCED
STUDENTS GET DEGkEES
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON SPORTS, BASKETBALL
■PACK RIPS SEAHAWKS, ENDS SKI"!
GREEN, RUOO PACE WAKE OVER UNC -W I LM INGTON , 64-50
UNIV. OF PITTSBURGH SPORTS. FOOTBALL
MISTAKE-PRONE ECU FALLS TO PITT,
17-10
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
GAMECOC'S: 'GUARDED OPTIMISM-
DUKE DEFENSE TO MEET ITS NEMESIS
MITCHELL, GAMECOCKS BATTER DUX E
GAMECOCK BLITZ CRIPPLES OUKE 3FFENSE
JOE MOR°ISUN: GAMECOCK COACH r[NDS SUCCFSS BY BEING HIMSELF
FOR UNC, PACK, OUKE, IT WAS SAME OLO TUNE: GAMECUCK S AOO TO STATE'S
NO SIMPLE SLICE TO GAMECOCKS' PIE
A BIG UPENING FOR LITTLE BACK
8-0 GAMECOCKS HAVE BLACK MAGI:
DATE
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S 2 8/30/84 A 16
H 2 4/08/84 C 12 N
S 2 4/11/84 A 16 N
H 2 7/05/84 D 6
H 2 11/09/84 A 18
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H 2 5/10/84 0 4 N
H 2 1/22/84 C 1 N
H 2 11/18/84 B 5 N
H 2 3/19/84 E SON
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H 2 4/22/84 E 14 N
H 2 6/01/84 D 10 N
H 2 12/23/84 E 4 P F
S 2 6/05/84 A 3
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6/01/84
6/12/84
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1/19/84
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9/20/84
9/23/84
9/24/84
10/31/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/05/84
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1/01/B4 -
INDEX
12/31/34
SUBJECTS
PAGE 752
1/14/3 5
US' OEFENSE MOUNDS CAVALI.= RS: TIGHT MAN-TO-MAN "EV AS DUKE WINS...
HE FACE: THAT'S •(HEBE OUK='S DEFENSE HAS BEEN OURING...WIN STREAK
8-0 GAMECOCKS HAVE BLACK "AGIC
GAMECOCKS: LATE RALLY CLIPS CLE«SON. 22-21
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS. WOMEN
PARSONS HIT WITH PERJURY CHARGES
UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORTS
SOUTHERN CAL PICKS MCGEF FOR SO POST
TROJANS HIRF MIKE MCGEE
UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORT'S, BASKETBALL
DUKE GETS TIMELY TOURNAMENT TITLE
DUKE'S 9TH VICTORY NOT ENOUGH FOR LA
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BA'EBALL
RAI>,S STYMIE 8ANKHEA0 BIO FOR RECORO: VIRGINIA, WAKE FOREST OUSTED.
RAIN HALTS ACC PLAY
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BASKETBALL
OEVILS TEST -POST-RALPH1 CAVAlIERS
VIRGINIA TESTS NEW-LIFE CLU* AGAINST OUKE
KRZV2EwSKl'S DEVILS FINALLY WHIP CAVS
DUKE'S WIN PUTS STREAKS TO REST
BLUE OEVILS HANG TOUGH TO BEAT CAVS
STATE. VIRGINIA EACH NEED TURNAROUND WIN
STATE VISITS CAVS
CAVS PURE AT FT LINE. TRIM PACK
WILSON. CAVALIERS GET LAST (LSTSSTI LAUGH
OEJA vu: 'PACK SLIPS TO 0-4 Iv »CC
TAR HEELS TAKE ON VIRGINIA AS UNANIMOUS NUMPER ONE
UNC HOLDS OFF CAVALIERS' CHARSE, TAKES 69-66
NO. 1 TAK HEELS COURT DISASTER. 9UT SURVIVE
CAV COMEBACK STOPPED SHORT BY UNC 'LJCK'
WILSON STEALS CAVS TO WIN OVER TIGERS
OALPYMPLE. 9VR0 KEY TECH WIN
WILSON'S FJUL IGNITES DE AC S TO 94-76 WIN OVER VIRGINIA
JEACONS GET NFEOEC WIN VS. CAVS
DEVILS' "
IN THE
WHO MF???
VIRGINIA DOES EXCELLENT ACTING JOB IN FOULING OUKE DOWN THE STRETCH
3LUE OEVILS FOCUS IN ON NCAA 3E»TH
PERKINS. JORDAN TRIGGER UNC ROMP
VIRGINIA LEARNS AGAIN - TAR HEELS NO. 1
CAVALIERS CONTROL LOUISVILLE
VIRGINIA KEEPS STATE ON ELEVATOR GOING DOWN. 74-61
FOR NOW. ANYWAY. CAVS SUELL ROSES
virginia edge* wake forest
hot second half keys terps' win
maryland whips cavs for 20th win
wake fqoesi storms past virginia
virginia bjws out on low note
injuries thinning oeacon, cavalier ranks for ncaa
cavaliers escapf gaels' upset 910 in east rfgion's 1st rouno
carlisle gives virginia upset of arkansas
sampson-less cavs proving the«selvts
cavs' carlisle finally sinks gam£-wlnner
post-ralph, cavalie°s find more rewards in winning
cavs 'psyched' for syracuse battle
virginia topples syracuse
cavs relieve in themselves
orangemen folo against virginia
a cav with nine lives
virginia vs. indiana: matchup of similarities
cavs, 'cats advance to final = our
moufst hopes. lofty gains hav= cavs beaming
cavaliers fino new life in ncaas
cavs 'joker' in final four's pack
lack of respect past tensf f0> civs
cavaliers lfarn from houston i oss
cavs, cougars open final four: virginia finos ncaa role of longshot...
cougars. hoyas advance to f i na l
holland rejects oavidson ad p^st
cavalieps may suffer growing 'ain5
basketball notes
virginia school falls prey to sports sickness
virginia's polynice leaves team. out of duke game
duke expels cavs. 79-65
ofe-fense! oee-fense!
oevils flex muscles in win over cavs
smith not reaoy to hand hoyas crown
univ. of virginia sports. football
virginia's optimism
no leaoek in virginia ob search
cavs' wflsh chooses ferguson
welsh turns cavs arouno
duke ailing for virginia game
unc. ouke stumble: pack pulls stunner: plue devil miscues leap...
inexperience makes for dismal ouke
a tale cf 2 juarter3acks
cavs rush injured devils over the edge
dfacs. cavs jn television
cavaliers put the word on wak" forest. 28-9
cavs run over wake
cavs take a break
cavalieps" defense pottles up mountaineers. 27-7
virginia's magic makes state 1isappear, 1,5-0
lyles-led virginia dismantles state
impact player
crum: don't anticipate old virginia
90n0e0 defense: david bond le«os t- 1 - 1 cavalieps and rejuvenated defense
unc settles for tie: contrgve) :> i al strategy mars tar heels' rally
CRUM HANGS HIMSELr wiTH TIE rfjTIDNALE
TAH HEELS TIE CAVALIERS, LOSE RESPECT
THE BRIGHTER SIDE OF A CRUM-MY TIF
CRUM: FIELO GOAL ' PR EOETERMI tf D'
92„IHE RNIE lH ™6 ACC...WHIL" MARYLANO, VIRGINIA VICTOR IS. ..CHAMP
TFRPS RIP CAVS, WIN ACC TITLE
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. LACROSSE
UNC. VIRGINIA MEET FOR ACC LA'ROSSE TITLE
CAVS FARN ACC LACROSSE CROWN
HFAOFIRST INTO LACROSSE
CAVS TRIP HEELS FOR LACROSSF TITLE
KFLUCTANT UNC. UVA IN REMATCH
TAR HEELS USE 20NF TO ROUT CAVALIERS. 11-2
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. SOCCER
VIRGINIA ERASES TAR HEEL ADVANTAGE FOR 3-2 WIN
VIRGINIA ENDS DUKE'S ACC SOCCER HOPES. 4-2
UNIV. OF WASHING'UN SPORTS. "ASKFT9ALL
DEVILS AmAIT WASHINGTON, RENO
HARSHMAN'S HUSKIES CARRYING PAC-10 BANNER
WASHINGTON KNOCKS OFF BLUE OEVILS
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1/19/84 9
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1/19/04 0
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1/19/14 B
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10/04/94 C
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10/23/94 D
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10/01/34 9
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H 2
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3/12/84 D
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3/16/84 0
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/34
J E C T S
RftG£ 7*3
1/14/85
BLUE DEVILS COME UP INCHES SHTRT
UNIVFRSITY PRESBYTFRIAN CHURCH (CHJPEL HILL. N.C.I
SIPE ORGAN THRILLING
UNIVERSITY SOUARF
HILLS80ROUGH HAN FACING ADDITIONAL MORALS CHARGES
UNIV. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I CHA» EL HILL. N.C.I
WINDOW WORK
UNTO THIS HOUR I ROOK I
DESPITE FLAWS. CIVIL WAR NOVEL IS GRIPPING
UNWANTEO CHILDREN
SEE ABORTIUN
SEE FOSTER CHILDREN
UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM
STUDENTS GET HELP FOR COLLEGE WORK
URANIUM
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR FUEL
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
URANIUM GLUT IS BENEFITING OU< E POWER
THE POLITICS OF A SUNKiN SHIP
UR9AN ASSOCIATES
COMPLETES FIRST PHASE
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
STUDY SUGGESTS MIXED USE OF LA NO ATTRACTS CRIMINALS
URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. FEDE
SEC ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 3
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 9
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. OOWNTOWN
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY OEVEL
CITY TU SEEK TEDtRAL FUNDS FO'
HOTEL. EOGEMONT GRANTS EYED
MEETING SET ON GRANT
CITY SEEKS 2 GRANTS
COUNCIL FUMFS. THEN AGREES TO
NEXT MONTH MAY IE CRUCIAL TO F
CIVIC CENTER: TIME OF RFCKONIX
CITY, COUNTY OISCUSS CHANGES I
APPRUVAL OF FEDERAL GRANT COR^I
COMPETITION IS KEEN FOR CITY i
COUNCIL OKS CENTER CONTRACT; 0
CITY AWAITS STUATUS REPORTON 3
HUD REJECTS GRANT FOR NEW CIVI
CENTER HOTEL GRANT >1I«ED: HUO
CITY OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC STIL
GRANT DENIAL IS A SETBACK BUT
MURPHREE: CENTER STILL ON C0U9
OFFICIALS FEAR CENTER CONTRACT
COUNTY STILL eACKS CIVIC CENTE
REDUCE NATIONAL DEBT
COUNTY. CITY OK PACT, SFwAGE S
CITY NEEDS ALTERNATE PLAN FOR
CUTS MAY NOT HURT CITY EFFORT
PAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
LOCK GRANT PROGRAM, 0"RHAM
LOCK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
DEVELOPMENT
JPMFNT FUNDS
NEW HOTEL CONSTRUCTION
SEEK HUO MONEY FOR HOTEL
UTURE OF NEW CIVIC CENTER
G
N CENTER PACT
FRSTONE OF AGREEMENT
OTEL GRANT
OCUMENT SENT TO WASHINGTON
RANTS FOR CIVIC CENTER
C CENTER
SETS ASIDE CITY'S APPLICATION
L ABOUT CENTER GRANT
NOT A KNOCKOUT BLOW
SE
VOIOED
R EFFORT
TUOY
CIVIC CENTER
urban institutf
unc gets money for urban courses
urban lano program
see national urban lano program
urban mass transportation system
see mass transit
urban ministries center
see also churchfs. ourham
see also ministers, durham
durham man gets derby for funt-raising efforts
groundbreaking is scheduled for urban ministries center
duke seniors leaving gift
funds still needed for building
bids for urban ministries center rejecteo: funo drive resumed
groundbreaking planneo
groundbreaking set
ministries center oeoication tunday
weekend events spotlight vigorous ourham religion
oeoication set sunday
ministries center breaks ground
the beginning
Durham shows it cares
1625.000 raised for urban ministries
church bears marks of five-year ministry
urban ministries center construction will begin next week
thanks to their persistence
ministries center construction, begins
nearing the goal
soup kitchen to donate meals
urban ministries center receives *10.000 hillsdale grant
urban ministries drive completed
success without experts
urban partners
county gets courthouse proposals
courthouse plans are studied
urban planning
see growth management planning
urban renewal
see also cities, u.s.
see also federal community oeve.opment funds
see also hayti urban renewal project
see also small towns
see also u.s. dept. of housing »n0 urban development
see also u.s. economic oevelopmfnt administration
durham to host meeting
tv conference on downtown renewal to include 400 cities
mayor urges big push to revitalize oowntown
durham officials view ideas om main street as city's heart
downtown renewal: 60 participate in conference through tv hookup
learning ouwntowns
UR9ANI5M
SEE ALSO CITIES, U.S.
ARE CITIES A BANE TO POOR? STUDY AIMS TO FIND ANSWER
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WHAT HE SOUGHT HAS ALUMINUM: JHAT HE FOUND WAS EERIE
USED CAR CCAIE»S
SEE ALSO AUTOS. DEALERS
1? USED-CAR OEALERS INDICTEO IN OOOMETER ROLLBACK P=OBE
DEALER CONVICTED IN SCHEME T0 LAUNDER AUTO TITLES IN N.C.
10 CONVICTED IN CASE INVOLVING AUTO ODOMETERS
JURY INDICTS 5 CAR DEALERS IN ODOMETER ROLLBACK CASE
USER FEES
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
METHOD SOUGHT TO RAISE
N.C. USER FEES
USURY LAWS
SEE INTEREST RATES
UTILITIES
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
UTILITIES ASK CONSUMERS FOR ATVICE
EOMISTEN VOWS TIGHTER REIN ON UTILITIES
TIGHTFK REIN PLFOGEO ON UTILITIES IN N.C.
DO OUR UTILITY RATES SUBSIOIZE SPINOFFS-'
CAMPAIGN TALK SHOULO INFORM. 'IOT INSULT, VOTERS
EOMISTEN: UTILITIES GAVE NO MONEY
EOMISTEN UTILITY POLICIES HAVE COST
UTILITIES. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
BILL TO CHANGE AUTO SALES TAXES ADVANCES IN HOUSE
UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIESI
SEE ALSO COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT'
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. A>l 0 S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLCAR PLANTS. U.S.
UTILITIES RATED PRODUCTIVE. FINANCIALLY WEAK
FACILITY PLANNED IN BURL INGT01 To PRODUCE ELECTRICITY, STEAM
UTILITY RATES
SEE ALSO FLECTRICITY, RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE PATES
PLEDGE TU HALT RATE HIKES JUST CAMPAIGN GIBBERISH
DO OUR UTILITY RATES SUBSIDIZE SPINOFFS'
INGRAM CALLS KNOX UTILITY'S '^ATER BOY*
KNOX: OUTLINES his PROPOSAL 0"J UTILITY RATE ISSUE
EOMISTEN, KNOX COURT BLACK VOTE
CANDIDATES' SLUGFEST OVERSHAOEJWS SAMENESS
KNOX, EOMISTEN SPAR OVER UTILITIES
EOMISTEN SOFT ON UTILITY RATE HIKES
WIDOW: EOMISTEN FIGHTS RATE HIKES
ROAO OFFICIALS TRY TO ALLAY FEARS OVER 0RAW3RI0GE BILL
UTILITIES NEEO CLAMPS
UTILITY TAXES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. TAXES
SENATE PANEL APPROVES HAZAROOJS WASTE BILL
GROUP URGES 1500,000 FOP PASSENGER TRAIN EXPERIMENT
TELEPHONE COMPETITION BILL APPROVED
VOTE EXPECTED TODAY ON OETERGcNT BILL
EDUCATION MEASURE ADVANCES
UWHARRIE NATIONAL FOREST
UWHARRIE FOREST WON'T BE SOLD, OFFICIAL SAYS
SCOUT TROOP WANTS TO PROTECT RARE BIRO
U2ZLE CADILLAC ANO OLOSMOBILE INC.
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL OPENS OFFICE IN PARK
VEPCO
SEE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC t POWER C? .
VISTA (VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMERICA!
JURY INOtCTS MAN IN VISTA SLAYING
VACATIONS
SEE TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE TOUR ISM, N.C .
SEE TRAVEL, N.C.
VACCINATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
SFE VACCINE
VACCINE
SEE ALSO OPT VACCINE
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESE1RCH
VACCINES HELP CUT DISEASES IN CAROLINAS
VACCINE AVAILABLE IN DURHAM
BRAIN CANCER VACCINE IS EXTENDING LIFESPAN
VALENTINES
STUDENTS SEND VALENTINES TO LEADERS. CELEBRITIES
FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WHAT THE MAILMAN BROUGHT
VALENTINE'S DAY
SENO CUPIO'S ARRUW EARLY
MAKE YOUR VALENTINE SOME CANDY
CUPIO SENOS LOVE, WOUNDS WALLET
LOOKING AT IT IN PERSPECTIVE OF SCIENTISTS
STUDENTS SENO VALENTINES TO LEADERS. CELEBRITIES
HEARTTHROBS
MAKING PLANS
A VALENTINE SMOOCH
FOLKS AROUND HERE: THE WAY THINGS ARE
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE IN 0U< HAM
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VANCE COUNTY. N.C
3 TOWNSHIPS IN 2 DISTRICTS
ALAMANCE. VANCE GET AWARDS
VANCE COUNTY PROBE SPARKS ORUj CHARGES
VANCC COUNTY. N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
VANCE BUOGET IS MORE THAN HO MILLION
VANCE COUNTY. N.C, ELcCTIONS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
3 CHALLFNGEO IN VANCE BnARD RACE
CANOIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD SUES VANCE ELECTIONS BOARD
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VANCE COUNTY AWAITS OK FOR ELECTIONS
HENDERSON'S VOTERS OK MIXED O^IMKS
TWO VANCE CONTESTS NOT ON BAL.OT
VANCE COUNTY ELECTIONS NOT OVF R YET
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKEO TO SET VANCE ELECTIONS
VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIES REPORTED LOOKING AT HENDERSON
VANCE BUSINESS EXPANSIONS WILL ADD 300 JOBS
VANCF COUNTYt N.C.. LANDFILL
SEE VANCE COUNTY LANOFILL
VANCE COUNTY. N.C., LIBRARY
PLANS FOR HENOERSON LIBRARY n BE REVISED
VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. PROPERTY TAXES
VANCE COUNTY OKS PROPERTY TAX RATE CUT
VANCE COUNTY BOARO OF EOUCATION
CANDIOATE FOR SCHOOL BOARO SUES VANCE ELECTIONS BOARO
VANCE COUNTY AWAITS OK FOR ELECTIONS
HENOERSON'S VOTERS OK MIXED 0*INKS
SOME VANCE RESIOENTS STILL FACING ELECTIONS
VANCE COUNTY ELECTIONS NOT OVER YFT
VANCE SCHOOL 80AR0 ELECTS MURPHY
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED TO SET VANCE ELECTIONS
VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
CANDIOATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD SUES VANCE ELECTIONS BOARO
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
VANCE WILL JOIN IN SUIT ON PIPELINE
VANCE'S FINANCE OFFICER TO RET IRE
SECONDARY ROATI PLANS PRESENTED TO VANCE BOARO
VANCE SEEKS INTERSECTION CHANGES
COMMISSIONERS IN VANCE SUPPORT INO'JSTIRAL RFVENUE BONOS FOR FIRM
VANCE'S TAX COLLECTOR RETIRING AFTER 28 YEAPS
BOARD INTERVIEWING VANCF MANAGER APPLICANT ?N0 TIME
VANCE MANAGER SEES CHALLENGE IN HIS NEW POST
LANDFILL NEED CALLED CRITICAL
VANCE COUNTY ELECTIONS NOT 0V= R YET
PEGRAM ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF VAMCF COMMISSIONERS
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED TO SET VANCE ELECTIONS
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. RUOGET
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. »U">GET
VANCE bUOGET IS MORE THAN «10 MILLION
GRANVILLE TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR COLLEGE
VANCE COUNTY OKS PROPERTY TAX RATF CUT
SOME COUNTIES FACE HIGHER POLICE RETIREMENT SILL
VANCF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTHNS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C.. ELECTIONS
3 CHALLENGED IN VANCE BOARO RACE
VANCE COUNTY AWAITS OK FOR ELECTIONS
HENDERSON'S VOTERS OK MIXED DMNKS
THREE VANCE CANDIDATES UNOPPOSED
TWO VANCE CONTESTS NOT ON BALLOT
SOME VANCE RESIOENTS STILL FAZING ELECTIONS
PEGPAM ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF VA1CE COMMISSIONERS
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASKED TO SET VANCE ELECTIONS
VANCF CUUNTY JAIL
SI MILLION SUIT FILED IN OEA^ OF GRANVILLE MAN
VANCE COUNTY LANOFILL
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS. N.C.
LANOFILL NEED CALLED CRITICAL
VANCE COUNTY MAGISTRATE
VANCE'S FIRST WOMAN MAGISTRAT= SWORN INTO OFFICE
VANCE COUNTY MANAGERS
TWO INTERVIEWED FOR VANCE POST
BOARO INTERVIEWING VANCE MANASEP APPLICANT 2N0 TIME
VANCE MANA&FR SEES CHALLENGE IN HIS NEW POST
VANCE MANAGER ASSUMES DUTIES
VANCE COUNTY OUTSTANDING CITIZEN Oc THE YEAR
SEE ALSO AWAROS
CHAMbFR HONORS VANCE MINISTER
VANCF COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE HENOERSON/VANCE COUNTY PLANMING COMMISSION
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCAT ION
VANCE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CLERK
VANCE CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT PLANS RETIREMENT
VANCE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
VANCE'S TAX COLLECTOR RETIRING AFTER 28 YEARS
VANCE COUNTY UNITED WAY
NEW UNITED WAY DIRECTOR NAMFO
VANCE RAISES GOAL FOR UNITED HAY DRIVE
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
JOURNALISTS AT WORK
LOCKER LOOKS
SINGING IN SPANISH
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
VANCE GAINS STATE PLAYOFFS
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
VANCE OUT TO EARN BIG SIX RES'ECT
OURHAM HIGH TOPS VANCE
YOUNG'S SHOT HELPS HILLSIDE OVER VANCE
VANCE MUSCLES PAST NORTHERN
PERSON GETS WIN. THEN LOSES DRAW
CHAPPELL. LESTER SPARK PERSON OVER VANCE
WEBB NIPS VANCE TO STAY UNBEATEN
VANCE H[GH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
HARGROVE RUNS VANCE PAST CAPS
ROCKETS BLAST VANCE
VANCE 81. DHS 0: NO 'RUN-UP' SCORE, JUST A MISMATCH
NORTHFRN VS. VANCE 'BIG GAME' FOR EACH SCHOOL
KNIGHTS ADJUST, THROTTLE VIKIVGS
THE PARTY'S NOT OVER
KNIGHTS SHINE IN KNOCKING OFF VANCE
VANCE SLAPS HORNETS. 59-0
HENOERSON ROUTS HILLSIDE
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VANCE. PERSON GIRLS GET WINS
PERSON, VANCE ROLL. MAKE BIG S GIRLS FINAL
VANCE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VANCE-GRANVILLE REGISTRATION SET
SCHGC.L CONSIDERS ADOPIG SKILL'D-TRAINING CENTER
IIWIS PRESENTED Tu SCHOOL
NURSING PROGRAM GETS ACCREDITATION
GRANVILLE TO INCREASE FUNOING FOR COLLEGF
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANS TO OFFER NOTARY PUBLIC AT BUTNER CAMPUS
VANOALIS". CHAPEL HILL
CONFESSION "ATE IN VANDALISM DF CRAPE MYRTLES
AWNING TORN DOWN
VANOALIS". OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
TV SAIO STOLEN
VANOALS OARAGE NEW CAR AT NORTHGATE
ARGUMENT LEADS TO SLASHED CAR TOP
VANOALS DAMAGE EOUIPMFNT
SEVERAL OFFICES ARE VANDALIZED
OFFICES RANSACKEO IN JELFARF 'UILOING
SCHOOL VANDALISM LINGERS. BUT MAY BE STARTING TO FALL
BUSINESSES RANSACKEO
VANDALISM, N.C.
TABLE-CARVING IS CHARGED
LIGHTS ARE BROKEN
50 LIGHTS BROKEN
VANDALS DAMAGE FRANKLIN SCHOOL
HOTEL PANE BROKEN
PLANTS CUT DOWN
TROUbLE RETURNS A YEAR LATER
COSTLY VANDALISM
VANDALISM, U.S.
SF6 ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, VANDALISM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. VANDALISM
N.C. MAN AMONG GROUP CONVICTED IN DEFENSE PLANT BREAK-IN, VANOALISM
VA'.'POOLS
SFE ALSO CABPOOLING
VAN TO HELP EMPLOYEES
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR NEEDY, HANDICAPPED
RURAL VAN SYSTEM WORKS IN 5 K!RR AREA COUNTIES
VANS
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IT USFD TO BE A TOOL TRUCK - VOW IT'S A COMMAND POST
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SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL. N.C.
MONEY TAKE,'4 FROM Th<=ATEP
MAN SOUGHT IN ROBeERY AT THEATER
VASECTOMIES
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
RISKS OF AVAILABLE METHODS BE. IEVED SMALL
VATICAN
THE VATICAN POLITICALLY IMPORTANT
U.S. -VATICAN TIES WISE
BACK TJ THE OARK AGrS
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SEN. HELMS LIKE JELLYFISH IN VATICAN 5TANCE
PAJ.EL APPROVES VATICAN AMeASS>OOR WITH HELMS CASTING SINGLE NO VOTE
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST VATICAN OJTLANOISH ma™ >i".ulc nu c
WARNING TO NOT °£LIEVE ANYTHING YOU READ (CARTOONI
LOONEYBIRDS OON'T LIKE TO S I G^ NAMES
VATICAN ENVOY TALKS ABOUT JOH'I PAUL
TOBACCU RESOLUTION TABLED
VEGETABLES
VEGETABLE MARKET NEWS OFFICE DPFNS
SUMMER BOUNTY
VENDING MACHINES
SEE ALSO SOFT DRINKS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE COIN CATERERS
VENOING MACHINE PROFITS COULD BE STAT": "ONANZA
VENDING-MACHINE PROFITS NEED tLOSE STATE SCRUTINY
STATE SHOULD GET PROFITS
ACCOUNTING LAW POSED FOR VENOING MACHINES
VFNDING RECORDS LAw PROPOSED
S350 IN CHANGE REPORTED STOLEN from MACHINES
VENEZUELA
= SNliUfk?-r£9^T;!bUrI0NS BT T,° CIGARETTE FIRMS MAY DRAW GROWERS' IRE
ROSE: CONTRIBUTION TO VENFZUE. A WONT HURT N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS
VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
SEE ALSn OURHAM CHAMBFR OF COMMERCE.
SEE ALSO INVESTORS, N.C.
THE IDEAS ANO THE MONEY TO GET TOGETHER
AREA ENTREPRENEURS OFFER PROOJCTS, IDEAS TO INVESTORS. BANKF
A SOLID BUSINESS PLAN SEEN CRJCIAL IN RAISING MONEY
CITY MJt PECOME ENTREPRCNFURIAL CENTE0
DUKE VENTURE CAPITAL MEETING LED Ta DURHAM fi°m'S FINANCING
MANY COMPANIES GIVE WORKERS 9-11 HOLIDAYS A YEAR - SURVEY
VENUS
VENUS. JUPITER BEGIN 10-OAY RACE
VERMONT
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT: SEARCH FDR pair ENDS IN VERMONT
FESTIVAL TRACEO TO ITS VERMONT ROOTS
VERTIGO IFILMI
'VERTIGO' PROVIDES DIZZY F«PE'IENCE
OF GUOO MOVIES. NOW ANO THEN
VETERANS
SFE ALSO EMERGENCY VETERANS JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PURPLE HEARTS
SEE ALSO VIETNAM VETERANS
TAR HEELS HONOR WAR DEAO
2 STUOE'.TS WIN WASHINGTON HP FOP =EST ESSAYS
561 VETERANS HIRED BY N.C. EMPLOYERS
VENTURE CAPITAL COMMITTEE
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1/01/84 -
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12/31/84
subjects
PACE 7W
1/14/85
VETERANS. nuRHAM
veterans getting aid [n louk in g for jobs
county considers closing durham veterans office
veterans office closing may be sought
ourha" viet vets tu holo obse' vance
general: honoring vietnam veterans is long overoue
veterans administration, u.s.
veterans, taxpayers shoulo be outraged
man charged in cadaver case surrenders
veterans administration hospital
veterans hospital plans for demano
salute to vetcrans
volhntffr receives award
va health care demano to soar
drown not identified correctly in photo
they volunteer time
health fair
va hospital seeks veteran businesses
va hospital looking for vet-ohneu businesses
veteran sees run-arouno at va
va lab accredited
press freedom a basic right of americans
the vetfrans" star
veterans administration hospital, aging prngram
see also aging
see also gep iatr ic s
veterans hospital plans for ofmanp
it's a game, but it still stacks the cards against the elderly
veteran's benefits
family says vet stoppeo taking insulin
refreshing initiative
hunt tells legion he supports vets, military spending
eomisten promises veterans post
veterans oay
commemorates veterans
schools to take holioay monday
veteran's oay brings closings
some are taking holiday monoay
honor our veterans
veteran's day 3rings memories - good an" bad
■the answered call' — many remember
veterans of foreign wars
contest winners
sanforo man will pe commander of vfw
vietnam vet from sanford to become head of vfw
reagan's charm completely ua2zles u.s. veterans
vfw chief welcomed ho"e
vfw chief: 'positive things' in store fhr vietnam vetfrans
vfw commander hopes attitudes toward vietnam vets will change
vfw fair to open
in memopy of a soloie0
hunt hits muoslinging. helms janishes journalist
hunt charges helms' plan to intimidate black voters
cameron says controversy c0ul3 alter vfw endorsement proceoure
veterans to sell poppies for needy
poppies for sale
the veterans' star
veterans of fopeign wars, ladies ajxiliary
poppies for sale
veterinarians
sfe also vine's veterinarian service
vet showed exceptional care ft r pets
dr. vine honest and concerneo
OR. VINE OEcENDEU
'SILENT MAJORITY' PLEASED WITH DR. VINE'S SERVICE
FINE DOCTOR WALKS IN SHAOOW 0= LIES
VETO POWER
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
LINE-ITEM VETO WC1UL0 HELP
LINE-ITEM VETO NEEDED
LINE-ITEM OANGEROUS STEP
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO U.S. VICE-PRESIOENTS
THE ODD COUPLES
VEEP NO MORE FOR HUNT
N.C. DEMOCRATIC OELEGATES DIVIOEO
WOMAN FOR VP NOT A NEW IOEA
8ENTSEN: BUSH'S NEMESIS
...'IT'S TIME WE (WOMENI GOT IGNORED WHERE IT COUNTS!' (CARTOON)
MRS. FLKINS: WOMAN VP FINE — 1= REAGAN DFFEATEn
"...ALL I GOT WAS THIS LOUSY T-SHIRT' (CARTOONI
GOOD POINT, POOR RHETORIC
TRIANGLE POLITICAL WATCHERS FAVOR FERRARO ON TICKET
TAR HFELS PRAISE MONDALE'S CHOICE
HIS-HER TICKET TRUE TO FORM FIR MONOALE
...BUT SHE'S NO FIRST
MOST PEOPLE SURVEYED GIVE OK FOP FERRARO
MONDALE'S CHOICE BOLD. 3UT WON'T ASSURE VICTORY
...LAST THING. ..FOR WOMEN WAS THE SUSAN B. ANTHONY DOLLAR (CARTOONI
BEAUTY ANO THE BEAST
GENDER GAFFE AND IDEA THEFT
ELKINS SAYS CONVENTION EXCITE")
GENDE0 NOT "AIN ISSUE
NATION'S VICE PRESIDENCY SHOULD NOT BE BELITTLED
THE HIS/HERS DILEMMA
FERRARO C ZACCARO - THEY BARE ALL !... CENSORED" (CARTOONI
UNBIASED INVESTIGATION IS DUE
MS. FERRARO'S PROBLEMS NOT 0V= R
RAOICAL VIEWS AMKE MS. FERRARI POOR CHOICE
NOOSE BEING TOSSED OVER ZACCARU'S BUSINESS SIGN (CARTOONI
FERRARO FINANCES: SHE'S NOT OFF THE HOOK
FERRAPO E°RS ON NAMF
MP. BUSH'S SNIDE REMARK
AN INSULT TO INTELLIGENCE
FERRARO FREE TO CHOOSE NAME
GERALDINE FERRARO BRIGHT, EXPERIENCED
MS. FERRARO NO EXTREMIST
BUSH TO VISIT NORTH CAROLINA
VICE PRESIDENT PLANS TO VISIT N.C. MONOAY
BUSH COURTS TAR HEEL DEMOCRATS
FERRARO UUESTI0N5 REMAIN
YOUNG ZACCARU STUMPS FOR MOTHER
FERRARO TO VISIT N.C.
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7/21/34
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3/13/34
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8/30/84
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9/03/84
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9/03/84
A
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9/06/84
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9/07/84
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9/1 1/84
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8* -
INDEX
12/31/84
PAGE ?S8
1/14/85
FERRARO TO VISIT N.C. ON OCT. 1
MORGAN PREDICTS FERRARO VISIT HILL BOOST DEMOCRATIC TICKET
ABORTION ISSUE OVERBLOWN
FUNNY. PUT CAN SHE RULE?
FEKRARO PROBt UNFAIR
FERRAPD AND JUSH PRESSED IN B»RRELS "COMPLIMENTS OF THE IRS" ICARTOONI
VICE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SHOULD BE MUCH LIVELIER
SCOPE ONE FOR MS. FERPAPO
IN DEMOCRACY. PEOPLE arc FULEPS
3USH-FECRAR0 "EBATE PROVOKES TESTY EXCHANGES
NO SEAT FOR 2ACCARC
TOIANGLF OBSERVERS THINK FERR\RO EMERGED WINNER
MORE CAMPAIGN GARBAGE
FAMILY ISSUE A NON-STORY
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
FAIPLv CONDUCTED DEBATES ARE IMPORTANT
FFRRARU AND BUSH PRESSEO IN BARRELS "COMPLIMENTS OF THE IRS" (CARTOON)
VICE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SHOUL 0 8E MUCH LIVELIER
UNC PROFESSOR TO ANALYZE DEBATE FOR CBS
SPAULOING AT REFUTE
BUSH-FERRARO DEBATE PROVOKES TESTY FXCHANGES
TRIANGLE OBSERVERS THINK FERRARO EMERGED WINNER
N.C. PARTISANS ARGUE ON REAGA-I'S AGE. WHO HON IN VP OEBATE
EVEN WITH GAFFES. OEeATE WAS HELPFUL
DEBATES. R.I. P.. GAVE US MOSTLY THEATRICS
VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
HE GUIDES CRIME VICTIMS THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM
RAMSEY ONE OF MANY UNSUNG DURHAM HERGES
HELP ON A SHOESTRING
EXPERTS SAY CRIME VICTIMS ARE NOT AOEOUATELY COMPENSATED
VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SFE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RESTITUTION
DOCTUR MUST PAY IN CASH ANO BLOOD
EDMISTEN: CRIMINALS SHOULO PAY VICTIMS TO OBTAIN PAROLE
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DIFFER ON SOME CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES
COURT SAYS DRUNKEN DRIVERS CAM BE SUED FOR PUNITIVE OAMAGES
RULING STRENGTHENS LAW
GROUPS PUSH FOR VICTIMS' COMP=NSATION
EXPERTS SAY CRIME VICTIMS ARE NOT AOEOUATELY COMPENSATED
FUGITIVE GETS PROBATION AFTER VICTIMS RECEIVE CASH
VICTIMS ACCEPT HO, 000 OFFER TO OPOP TWO ASSAULT CHARGES
VICTIMS. NAME PUBLICATION
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
SEE ALSO PAPE. DURHAM
EDITORIAL. JOURNALISM VALUES tLASH
CHANGE VICTIM-NAMING POLICY
THE CASE FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY
PROTECT MENTAL HEALTH
VICTORIANS
VISIONS OF
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A VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS
VIDEO BAR. INC.
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WERE A ? RANO.
BRAME NAMED PRESIDENT UF COMPANY
VIOEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
VIOEO DISPLAY TERMINALS"
EMISSION NOT DANGEROUS
VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
VIOEO GAME GAMBLING PROBED
THE GAME'S THE THING
TV CREW ZAPS VIDEO GAME RECORD HOLOFR
TELEVISION CREW PULLS THE PLUS ON HER VIOEO GAME STREAK
PAC MAN ON THE RUN? OVERKILL HURTING ARCADES
VIOEO VENTURES. INC.
VIDEO TAPES: WANT TO WOW YOUR KIN WITH UNUSUAL LAST WILL ANO TESTAMENT?
VIOEO YEARBOOKS
VIDEO TAPES: WANT TO WOW YOUR KIN WITH UNUSUAL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT?
VIDEOTAPE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ANO HEAR THIS EXHIBIT
VIDEO HOW-TO IS OFFERED FOR Tc ENS
OPERATORS UF VIDEO STORES OPPOSE BILL RAISING RENTALS
Owl APRFSTS VIDEOTAPED
VIDEOTAPES ADO PROOF
RECORD BAR OPFNS VIDEO TAPES STORE
VIDEOTAPE RECOPOER
SEE ALSr TELEVISION
RIGHTS OF CREATIVITY COMPLEX
WHAT'S TO TAPE?
MINORITY BUSINESSES GROUP PLAVS CONFERENCE IN RALEIGH
VIDEOTEX
MOVE "AY AFFECT VlOEOTEX FUTU< E
MINORITY VENOORS ARE INVITED TO HEAR DUKE SUPPLY NEEDS
VIENNA. AUSTRIA
52 OUKE STUOENT-MUSICIANS TO PERFORM,
STUOY IN AUSTRIA
VIF TNAM
SFE ALSO ANTI-..AR PROTESTTRS
SEE ALSO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
MISSING IN ACTION REMEMBEREO
FAMILIES OF MIAS TO RECEIVE MEDALS
POw BRACELET: 12 YEARS OF WEAR AND WONOERING
HENOON SAYS AMERICANS STILL BEING HELD AS POWS
RESEARCHERS: U.S. FOREIGN POLICY STILL MIRED IN VIETNAM EXPERIENCE
ADMINISTRATION OVERREACTING TO RED SCARF
HFNOON SAYS 'WE KNOW' POWS STILL BEING HELD
DUKE PROF DOUBTS VIETNAMESE WAR WILL INVOLVE UNITED STATES
VIFTNAM SYNDROME
SEE POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS 0IS0R3ER
VIETNAM VETERANS
SEE ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
SEE ALSO VETERANS
VETERANS. TAXPAYERS SHOULC BE OUTRAGE"
BETTER IMAGE SOUGHT FOR VIETNAM VETERANS
HAR VETERANS' APT WORKS WILL »E DISPLAYED
VIETNAM VETERANS TO HOLD VOTE* REGISTRATION DRIVE
THEY WOULD BE TIEO FOR SIXTH IN U.S. H
OATE
9/19/84
9/19/84
9/22/34
10/04/8*
10/04/84
10/10/84
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10/12/84
10/12/84
10/12/84
10/23/84
10/24/84
10/02/84
10/10/84
10/1 1/84
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10/12/84
10/12/84
10/13/84
10/14/84
10/17/64
9/24/84
9/28/84
9/26/84
12/03/84
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VIETNAM VETERANS BOOING TOGET H|R
N N U A L INDEX B
i/oi/a4 - 12/31/84
gysys;L?,§SNSH5GTs.g?Si2Ha?i^siai6.s long overdue
SHAPING A LAUGH
MEMORIAL DEDICATED „„,,„„
WOMEN EXCLUDED FRDM STUDY
VIETNAM VETERAN WEEK SHONE
Stp'fUm&tj8study agent orang- effects on veterans
INSTITUTE BEGINS STUDY OF HERBICIDES
""HF.HFn.E SieWvETFRANS MEMORIAL
A FITTING TRIBUTE
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
SpISu.tIoN iIVSI°SPECIAl FOR TWO DURHAM STUDENTS
disabled refugee sues fdr college funds
Vietnamese! refugees open new restaurant
BY ANY NAME, WELCOME. CHILDREN
SAMARITANS AT SEA
°IETNAMESE FAtlLY WILL BE REUNITED
N.C.. PARKING AREAS
INC.
DR. VINE'S SERVICE
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
TEARFUL REUNION ENDS 12-YEAR WAIT
Vie-nHnMECsSoPPINGriANKING TESTED ON -GOLD COAST-
»LL»pfct?88c$3UA?SE?jN8S?'Eom:.NS
"''^RANilu^^ut^'^S^SIASUN TICKET- TV
SETTLEMENT PROPOSED FOR SALE IF CABLE STOCK
T3WN EYCS STOCK PLAN
SEASON TICKFT STAYS IN COURT
S.b.SP§OT*.S^SIFE!lBLiSilRS*IS LIVING UP TO AGREEMENT
BOO«OFOOT WANTS CABLE, STUDY
^FL4ia.UUSHS?A?ioSRVSPc2ANGE CABLE TV PROGRAMMING
VILLAGE CENTER
SEE CHAPEL HILL.
VILLApTCOMPAfNIESp.oINC.o ^ ^ ]f clR^ ST0CK
aguADF50TS AsTsK.FLCABLE F.RM IS LIV.NG UP TO AGREEMENT
VILLAGE OF COKNWALLIS .....
ANNFXATION ASKED FOR A AREAS
CITY'S ANNEXATION OF SUBDIVISIONS SET
VINE'S VETFRINARIAN SERVICE
SFF ALSO VETERINARIANS ._„
VET SHOHiD EXCEPTIONAL CARE FIR PETS
DR. VINE HONEST AND CONCERNED
0". VINE DEFENOEO ___
•SILENT MAJORITY' PLEASED WITH
VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
STOP CODOLING UNION THUGS
T VMS SSlET XhW^h^t StEENS PROMPTS CURFEW
TERROR: UNBIDDEN GUEST IN SEASON OF GOOD WILL
VIOLINISTS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
YOUNG VIULINIST TO PERFORM
violins
SEE ALSO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEE ALSO SUZUKI VIOLIN PROGRAM
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
"'"!ItL»?pSS5eSLHOLIOA5l?0*HONOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
S.C.. VA. EYE HIGH-TECH PLANTS
SE5?RlECIS?UE?LCAUslNGEF^,CTnN BETWEEN N.C.. VA.
COOPERATION RARE BETWEEN N.C., VIRGINIA
^C.M?OMMuS,TY EKaHuiHSl ATTRACTING RESIDENTS OF VIRGIN.A
""'^d^^LiE^^ilL^^U^lASTONPIPEL.NE
HEARING MAY NOT DELAY PIPELIN=
GASTON PIPELINE PERMIT APPROV=0
N.C. WILL. SUE ID BLOCK WATER PIPELINE
AR-m'y-'coVoF f'nGIN-EERS AND TH= LAKE GASTON PIPELINE ICARTOON!
?0CKPS^D,SSTR^VNeNG.NE^ SKATER REALLOCATION
L™F GASTON PROJECT BATTLE U-IES DRAW 1
HELMS ACCUSES HUNT OF 'DEAL' ^N PIPE LINE
BRING WITNESSES FORWARD. JESSE
S:c:.0v:IcgSvIrSS.I »Tpoho?SJTV?JELiVE hearing wirER
VIRGINIA BEACH AGREES TO PAY = OR RIGHT TO KERR LAKE WATER
plRTl'f WANTSTOE"oiSRn!c. SUIT AGAINST PIPELINE
ROANOKE GROUP WANTS TO JOIN PIPELINE LAWSUIT
Hv\'RGI^ARIi.^S°SU.rELi.MSDHUNT AGREED TO BACK PIPELINE PROJECT
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SUBJECTS
JIM HUNT ROLLING A PIPE FRO" THE LAKE GASTON PIPELINE ICARTOONI
GO.VFRNOR DEFENDS HIS USE OF STATE HFLICOPTERS. PLANF
HELMS' AIOE SAYS HUNT WOULO S'LL LAKE WATFR
HELMS' AIOE SAYS DOCUMENT PROVES HUNT FAVORED PIPFLINF
N.C. ASKS JUDGE TO OISMISS SUIT IN PIPELINE CASC
HAMPTON ROADS EYES GASTON WATCR
VIRGINIA GROUP HUPES FISHING AN AID IN COURT
SEVERAL ISSUES CAUSING tBICTHN BETWEEN N.C, VS.
COURTS CONSIDERS ADDING CORPS TO LAKE GASTON SUIT
COURT TELLS TOWN TO F1N0 OUT IF CORPS WILL JUIN PtPF|_INF SUIT
ID SPEAK AT HEARING ON PIPELINE
PIPELINE FOF5 STILL ACTIVE DESPITE POOR ATTFNOANCE
NORFULK DISTRICT ENGINEER RETIRING
JUDGE SUSPENDS VIRGINIA i)cACH SUIT ON GASTON PIPELINE
STUDY OPOERFO ON LAKE GASTUN
RFPORT COULD STALL GASTON PIP'LINF FUNDS
VIRGINIA BEACH GAINS ALLY IN PIPELINE FIGHT
CONFEREES NEUTRAL ON GASTON WJ TER
BOTH SIOES LAUD OECISION ON LUE GASTON PIPELINE
HUNT VOWS TO PRFSS LAKE GASTON PIPELINE SUIT
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AS SA1 TA (CARTOONI
LAWYER SAYS VIRGINIA BEACH PLANS NEW TACTIC IN LAKE FIGHT
JUDGE ALLOWS SUIT OVER GASTON PIPELINE
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC C POWER CO.
VEPCO RATES REDUCED
VFPCO RATES LOWFREO BY STATE 50AR"
VEPCU CUTS RATE REQUEST IN VIRGINIA
UTILITIES RATED PRODUCTIVE, FINANCIALLY WEAK
VEPCO ORDERED TO REDUCE CHARGES
VIRGINIA HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FORME" DUKE AIDE NEW HEAD KEYDET
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SPO'TS, FOOTBALL
BL'JF DEVILS GET POOR START; T! CH MUSCLE FINISHES JOB
DOWN IN THE ^ITS WITH THE DEVILS
SLOAN SUFFERS WITH PUNCHLESS DEVILS
VIRGINIA POWER A.NO LIGHT CO.
SEE VIRGINIA ELFCTRIC 4 POWER CD.
VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
VIRGINIA STATF TROOPER FATALLY WOUNDFD
POLICF CAPTURE MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING OFFICER
VIRGINIA UNION SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ALMA MATER'S LURE TOOK BAILEY FROM UNION
VIRGINU/N.C. WATER RESUURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
VIRUS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SFE ALSO HERPES VIRUS
SEE ALSO HUMAN T-CELL LEUK EM I A-L YMPHOMA VIRUS
CANCER VIRUSES TOPIC OF TALK
SCIENTISTS PROBE VIRUS-CAUSED CANCE»S
VIRUS WEAKENING IS SPEEOEO UP FOR VACCINE USE
VISION
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO CATARACTS
SEE ALSO CITY OF MEDICINE DIAGNOSTIC EYE CLINIC
SEE ALSO EYES
LARGE PRINT BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS AVAILABLE
STUDY SAID TQ ENCOURAGE CONTROVERSIAL EYE SURGERY
VISION JUEST
WAIT F0R WAGONS
A BETTER WAY, WITH 'VISION OU=ST'
IT IS FREE FQ? ASKING
VISION TESTING
VISION TESTING
VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, VISITING ARTISTS
6 ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN SERIES
VISITING ARTISTS TO ENTERTAIN
VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTED ON CABLE SHOW
VISI TORS CENTER
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO TOURISM. OURHAM
CHAMBER: TIME RIPE FOR VISITORS CENTER
VITAMIN A
CERVICAL CANCER STUDY INCLUDES UNC RESEARCH
VI TAMIN 0
TOO MUCH VITAMIN
0 CAN BE HARMFUL TO THF BODY
VITAMINS
NO EVIDENCE THAT NATURAL VITAMINS ARE WORTH THE PRICE
STUDY: VITAMINS, PLACEBOS ARE PSYCHOLOGICALLY SAME
VITAMINS ARF COMMON CAUSE OF CHILOHOOO POISONING
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C CENTEP FOR APPLIED TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
GREEN PRAISES PILOT PROGRAM AI MFO AT CURBING OROPOUT RATE
LEAflMNG WITH LUNCH
VOCATIONAL COURSES SHOULO BE ENCOURAGED
GREEN PUSHES VOCATIONAL EOUCAT ION
FA1RCL0TH PROPOSES CHANGES IN STATE'S VOCATIONAL TRAINING
CITY'S SCHOOLS HAVE 118 FEWER STUDENTS FOR YEAR
PERSON VOCATIONAL WORKSHOP WILL CLOSE DEC I FOR REORGANIZATION
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP 3Y STATE BOARD IS CRITICIZED
GREEN SAYS HUNT OFF TARGET ON DROPOUTS
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AGENCIES TURNING ATTENTION TO CANCER PATIENTS
PERSON VOCATIONAL WORKSHOP WILL CLOSE OEC 1 FOR REORGANIZATION
REHAB EFFORTS BRIGHTEN FUTURE FOR HANDICAPPED
VOICE
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BAKER HOSPITAL GETS GRANTS
N.C. STATE RESEARCHERS GIVING COMPUTERS VOICE COMMANDS
VOICE OP AMERICA
CONTEST WINNERS
VOLCANOES
BIOLOGIST TO EXPLORE VOLCANOES
OCEAN VOLCANOES TO BE EXPLORED BY N.C. PIOLOGIST
VOLKSWAGEN
SEE ALSO AJTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES IF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
CAR STEREOS POPULAR WITH THIEVES
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SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT. , VOLLEYBALL
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ROTC UNITS SET FOR VOLLEYBALL MARATHON TODAY H
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VOLUNTEER ATTURNEY SERVICE TEAM IV«STI
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, N.C.
GROUP OF VOLUNTEER LAWYERS HE'.PS PRISONERS WITH PROBLEMS
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
SEE EIRE DEPTS., DURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE FIRE OEPTS.. N.C. VOLUNTEE'
VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE PRJGRAM
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVI'. E
TAX HELP OFFEREO
RSVP APPRECIATES COMMUNITY'S PROGRAM AIO
VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO SHAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS
SFE ALSO VOLUNTEERS, OURHAM
CLARKS, BRAPYS ENTERTAIN CONGFNIAL CROWD SUNDAY
CARNATION SALE TO AIO VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERING MAKES A DIFFERENCE
FLOWERS FOR YOUR VALENTINE
BUREAU HONORS PAPER
OFFICERS ELECTED
OUTDOOR PARTY MARKS YEAR-ENO ACCOUNTING
HOW TO SWEETEN CHRISTMAS
VOLUNTEERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL H
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO OURHAM UNITED WAY
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KEY VOLUNTFER
SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEE
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BURE
VOLUNTEERS HELP KEEP COLO OUT
FIVE LAWYERS VOLUNTEER AID IN
GUARDIAN UNIT NEEDS RESEARCHE'
CAROLINA THEATRE'S VOLUNTEERS
DURHAM PEOPLE PITCH IN TO HEC
VOLUNTEER NOMINATIONS DUE APRI
HURRY UP AND REST
LOADING TRUCK
VOLUNTEFR NOMINATIONS DUE APRI
LAST CALL FDR KEY NOMINEES
VOLUNTEER RECEIVES AWARD
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OFFICIAL: GROWTH, ENVIRONMENT
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NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR AWARD
THANKS TO THEIR PERSISTENCE
SHE'S 'GRANDMA' TO A WHOLE CLA
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
HISTORIC GROUP DRAWS OVER 30 A
RSVP GETTING THINGS OONE
HOW TO SWEETEN CHRISTMAS
VOLUNTEFR" M LIKE TO STAY BUSY'
VOLUNTEERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO KINSHIP IN NURTURING
SEE ALSO SECOND WIND HALL OF FA<E
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER ATTORNEY SERVICE TEAM 1VASTI
VOLUNTEERS OFFER HELP AFTER STORMS
TAR HEELS RESPOND NOBLY TO SHRM VICTIMS' NEEDS
DEVASTATION: SURVIVORS LOOK BACK
CANDLE IN CHURCH WINDOW BEACOM TO STORM VICTIMS
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DONATIONS POURING IN FOR TORNADO VICTIMS
JIM HUNT CAMPAIGN WELCOMES VOLUNTEERS
SECOND WINO BEGINS AT END
SAFETY SEAT PROGRAM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS, U.S.
4-H COUNCIL GIVEN S2.7 MILLION GRANT
VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMEPICA
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MAN SAYS HE HELPED BUY VOTES
4 MFN ACOUITTFO OF BUYING VOT= S
VOIE-BUYING VERDICTS UPHELD
VOTE-EUYiNG PLEA MAriE
FORMER SHERIFF WELCOMED BACK ■■ROM POISON
SHERIFF BARNARD RESIGNS
ATTORNEY TO PRESS VOTF-RUYING PROBE
CLAY COUNTY'S SHERIFF RFSIGNS AFTER CONVICTION
WOMAN PLEAUS GUILTY TO VOTE BJYING
VOTER SELLERS MAY BE PROSECUTED
VOTE SELLERS IN STATE MAY FACE PROSECUTION
VOTfcR APATHY
SEE ALSO "NO PRFFERENCE" VOTES
MAN CHOOSING RADIO OVER SYMPHONY,
SYMBOLIZING VOTER APATHY (CARTOONI
VOTER EDUCATION
MINORITY VOTER BACKERS TO TAL< AT N.C. CENTRAL
POLITICIANS HAVE LOW OPINION 0 F ELECTORATE
26 COUNTIES REQUEST BALLOT MODIFICATIONS
TAKING A LOOK AT VOTER I NDEPEM OENCE?
VOTER EDUCATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO POLITICS. N.C.
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
STUOY SAYS MORE N.C. BLACKS VD T^O THIS YEAR THAN IN 1=80
VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO BLACKS. VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO FLECTIONS. DURHA"
SEE ALSO VOTER EDUCATION PROJECT
SEE ALSO VOTER REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO VOTE" TURNOUT
SEE ALSO VOTING MACHINES
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
WHO APE DURHAM'S VOTER S ">
COMPUTERIZED REC3PCS A PROBLEM
VOTFR UPIVE TOMORROW
BELL: YOUTH SHOULD VOTF
VOTFR REGISTRATION PLANNED IN ALAMANCE
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MONOAY
VOTER REGISTRATION RISES FOR JRIMARY IN DURHAM
PRLIMAKY QEAOLINE TODAY
DURHAM COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
DURHAM COUNTY VOTFR REGISTRATION INCREASES
N.C. VUTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
70 PEOPLE HELP ILLEGALLY REGIS TFRED AS VOTERS DURING GREENSBORO DRIVE
N.C. MINORITY REGISTRATION SU=GES
VIETNAM VETFRANS TO HOLD VOTE' REGISTRATION DRIVE
VOTER LAWSUITS WILL BE FILEO
MINORITY VOTER BACKEKS TO TAL< AT N.C. CENTRAL
MORAL MAJORITY VOTER REGISTRATION CITED
LOCAL CHURCHES HOSTING VOTER DRIVES
REGISTRATION AT CHURCHES SET
REGISTRATION AT CHURCHES IS FD CUS
VOTING TOTALS TO PROVE VALUE 3F SIGN-UP DRIVES
MINISTERS GET OUT THE VOTE
HUNT AIDE SAYS RELIGION PLAYS BIG ROLF IN CAMPAIGN
A KEY YEAR FUR WO"EN
RFGISTER TO VOTE ON FRIDAY ( AD I
RACISM HAS NO PLACE IN TAR HEEL POLITICS
JACKSON WHIPS NCCU CROWD INTO FRENZY; URGES THEM TO VOTE
JACKSON STRESSES VOTING AT NCCU, UNC
VOTER REGISTRATION "ACE SAID 3EL0W THAT OF PRIMARIES
VOTER REGISTRATION DOWN FROM SPRING
SPEAKER CLAIMS MONOALF 'SCRAMBLING TO THE RIGHT"
GOP RFGISTRATION RISES IN N.C.
ALAMANCE SETS VOTFR RFGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION TO END ON OCT. 6
OUKE POWER URGES VOTER REGIST'ATION
RFGISTEP NOW, VOTE LATER
VOTER TURNOUT MAY tE BIGGEST IN HISTORY
REGISTRATION OEADLINE IS MONDAY
MONDAY OEADLINE FOR VOTER REGISTRATION
75* UF ELIGIBLE VOTERS IN N.C. REGISTFRFD
N.C. VOTER SIGN-UP WILL HIT 75 PERCENT
END OF THE LINE
HANOICAPPED VOTER PFGISTERS FDR ELECTION OAY
INCREASE IN BLACrt VOTFR REGISTRATION PUSHES N.C. AHEAD OF GEORGIA...
HEAVY VOTE MORE LIKELY
VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASES
VOTER REGISTRATION JUMPS SHAR°LY
ON TO NOVEMBER
VOTER REGISTRATION INCREASE 'ENORMOUS'
THE VOTE: REGISTRATION MAY REVEAL TRENOS
OURHAM COUNTY LEADS STATE IN 50DING VOTERS
ELECTIONS DIRECTOR KNOWS POLITICAL TRICKS - FIRSTHANO
OURHA" BUCKS TRFNO, VOTES FOR DEMOCRATS
FALWELL: WE CONSIDER JESSE HELMS A NATIONAL TREASURE
VOTER REGISTRATION CASE WON'T BE PROSECUTED
VOTER REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO ABSENTEE BALLOTS
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
MFUIA BANNED FROM VOTING AREA
VUTER TURNOUT
SEE ALSO ELFCTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
VOTER TURNOUT HEAVY IN OURHAM
PRIMARY WILL TRIM FIELD OF HOPEFULS
VOTER TURNOUT GOOD IN CHAPEL HILL, CARRBORO
VOTING EARLY
VOTFR TURNOUT PLACED AT 40*
WFATHER MAY HAVE CUT VOTER TURNOUT IN N.C.
BLACK VOTER TURNOUT HIGH
VOTERS PICK HOUSE. BOARD CANDIDATES
SLOW START
PULLEY CITES COALITION FOR VICTORY MARGIN
JAMOR PARTIES CONSIDER FEMALE VOTES AS CRUCIAL
P»ESIOENT OF SCLC SAYS NOT ENDUGH BLACKS VOTE
VOTFR TURNOUT MAY BE UIGGEST IN HISTORY
HEAVY VOTE MORE LIKELY
DEMOCRATS MAP OUT PLANS TO GET mqi>e PEOPLE TO VOTE
VOTFR REGISTRATION INCREASE ""NORMOUS*
BFNEFIT CONCERT
UNKNUWN FACTORS CREATE EXCITING ELECTION SCENARIO
MARCHES. MEETINGS ENCOURAGE B. ACK S To GET VOTE OUT
FEDERAL PROSECUTORS. eBI PLAN WAR ON VOTER FRAUD
RECORD VUTER TOUKMOUT EXPECTED IN OURHAM
BROCK: EXTRA ATTENTION TO VOT-R FRAUD ISSUE NORMAL
BIG OAY LOJMS AT DURHAM polls
ELECTION DRAWS MANY DURHAM VUTERS: POLLING PLACES TO BE OPEN.. .8:30 P.
VOTING ACTIVITY BRISK IN ORANSE COUNTY
70* TURNOUT SEEN FOR N.C.
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MONTHLY/ ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PACE 763
1/14/K5
FOB STATE SENATE
FOP COUNTY COMMISSIONED
FLOCK TO POLLS
HEAVY TURNOUT SLOWS DURHAM BALLOT COUNTING
THE POLL WATCH: THIS WASN'T THE KINO OF ELECTION TO SIT OUT
ELECTION OAY: IT'S NO TIME TO CHANGE BULBS
THE EARLY LINE
OFMOCPATS WIN IN DURHAM COUNTY
TURNOUT. BURNOUT
LINES MAY HAVE OISCOURAGED VOTING
SPEEDING UP BALLOTING EASIER SAID THAN OONE
VOTING IRREGULARITIES
SEE ALSO VOTER REGULATIONS
MEBANE FLECTION ISSUE NOW UP TO STATE BOARD
NEW MEBANE ELECTION ORDERED
MFBANE MAYORAL =LECTION SET APRIL IT
WlSFMAN SUPPORTS BARNES
BALLOT ERROP BRINGS CALL FUR FLECTION
JUDGE Is EXPECTED TO ORDER CHANGES IN VOTING MACHINES
BOWEN WON'T APPFAL DENIAL FOR NEW VOTE „,_._ .
COURT OF APPEALS UPHULOS VOTE1 FT.AUD CONVICTIONS
BILL WOULD SET PERSON COUNTY >R[MARIES ON SEPT. 6
INTERSTATE BANKING BILL AMENDED
VOTE-BUYING PLEA MADE
STATE GOP PLAK'S PRECINCT WATCH
CAMPAIGN WORKERS MEMO SAID IN\CCURATE
FEOERAL PROSECUTORS. FBI PLAN WAR ON VOTER FRAUD
FFDERAL PROSECUTORS. FBI PLAN WAR ON VOTER FRAUD
BROCK: EXTR.A ATTENTION Tu VOTER FRAUD ISSUE NORMAL
MASSIVE TURNOUT PRODUCES FEW COMPLAINTS OF FRAUD
VOTING MACHINES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECTRONIC VOTING
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. OURHAM
SFE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
JUDGE IS EXPECTED TO OROER CHANGES IN VOTING MACHINES
CARRINGTON VOTERS RESENT LONG WAIT
NO MAJOR VOTING ERRORS FOUNO
ELECTION WORK STUOIED
PAPER oALLUTS IRK. BUT WORK
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. VOTING PRECINCTS
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJNTY: FOR PRESTOENT
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COUNTY: FOR GOVERNOR
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJNTY: "
ELECTION RETURNS IN OURHAM COINTY:
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM COJNTY: FOP CONGRESS
ELECTION RETURNS IN DURHAM C0JN7Y: FOR COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
VOTE ERROR MAY AFFECT COMMISSIONER RUNOFF
DJRHAM ELECTION RESULTS: FOR --OVERNOR
DURHAM ELECTION RESULTS: FOR COMMISSIONER
UURHAM ELECTION RESULTS: FOP STATE HOUSE
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM OURHAM COUNTY PRECINCTS
VOTING RIGHTS ACT
SEE ALSO R IGHT TO VOTE
REMAP FTES' RESPONSE DUE TUFS3AY
COURT ACTION may HELP RE D I STRI C T I NG
STAGGERED. FOUR-YEAR TERMS AR5 QUESTIONED
BILL WOULD SET PERSON COUNTY PRIMARIES ON SFPT. 6
JUDGE RULES HALIFAX'S AT-LARG- VOTING SYSTEM HURTS MINORITIES
BLACK LEADERS SUE STATESVILLE OVER VOTING SYSTEM .
W C G INSTRUMENTS
SEE ALSO WANDEL AND GOLTERMANN
INSTRUMENTS FIRM HOLDS CEREMONY
w C T ENTERPRISES
OUESTIONS RAISED ON FIRM'S CONTRACT
WBAG-FM (BURLINGTON, N.C.)
TWO RAOIO STATIONS SET TO SIGN ON
WCPE-FM IRALEIGH, N.C.I
RAOIO STATION HOLDS FUND RAISCR
WOES (DURHAM, N.C.l
NEW RADIO STATION CATERS TO MTSTLY BLACK AUOIENCE
WDCG-FM (DURHAM, N.C.I
ALEXANUER NAMED HEAO OF STATIONS
PRIZE WINNER
DURHAM RAOIO STATION WINS POPILARITY HONOR
HFRALO CO. STATIONS TCP TRIANGLE AREA ARBITRON RATINGS
GiOS THE MUSIC FM IS III (AOI
TWO RADIO STATIONS SET TO SIGN ON
WONC (DURHAM, N.C.I
ALEXANOER NAMFD HEAD OF STATIONS
RESIDENTS IN OURHAM ASKED TO AID VICTIMS
HELP ON THE WAY
DURHAM PEOPLE PITCH IN TO HELP TQPNADO VICTIMS
OONATIONS POUR IN TO AID N.C. VICTIMS OF TORNADOES
HURRY UP AND REST
THANK YOU OURHAM ANO THF TRIAVGLE (AD!
HATS OFF TO CARON AVRY, WONC
LOCAL STATIONS WIN BROADCAST HONORS
...IT'S THE "MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE". ..WONC (AOI
HFRALO CO. STATIONS TOP TRIANSLE AREA ARBITRON RATINGS
THE BIG BAND SOUND
RAOIO OAY
WFMY (GREENSBORO* N.C. TV STATION)
HELICOPTEF PILOT, RESCUE WUR Kc R KILLED IN CRASH
TWO UIE IN COPTER CRASH
RFSCUF WORKERS TRIED TO WARN MLOT HE WAS GETTING TOO LOW
INVESTIGATORS MAY TAKE 6-8 MONTHS TO LEARN WHY HELICOPTER CRASHEO
COPTER PILOT KNEW WORKER OEAD BEFORE CRASH
WIC
SEE WnMEN INFANT AND CHILDREN P30GRAM
WJTM-TV (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
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APOLOGY ON TV BRINGS SURRENDER
STATION CHANGING NAME TO HONO< SHOOTING VIC'IM
WLFL (DURHAM. N.C.I
STATION OFF AIR
MALFUNCTION PUTS TELEVISION STATION OFF AIR
CHANNEL 22 BACK ON AIR
TV STATION RETURNS
TELEVISION STATION MAY BE SOL3
WLFL-TV TO BE SOLO TO BALTIMORE COMPANY
APPLETON NAMEO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF TV STATION
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TV FEATURING HERALD WRITER
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WRAL. NEWS NETWORK WIN PEABODY AWARD
WRDG IBURLINCTON, N.C.I
RELIGIOUS STATION TO REPLACE JTTG ON DURHAM CABLEVISION
CABLEVISION SHUFFLE LEADS PANf L TO OEMAND NOTICE
RELIGIUUS STATION T3 CHANGE CABLE TV PROGRAMMING
CABLE OFFICIALS REMISS
CABLE SYSTEM ERRED
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CABLEVISION NOT PRO-CHOICE
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VIEWERS WANT WASHINGTON STATIDN
WRTU (RALEIGH, N.C.I
SEE ALSO UPTF-TV IRALEIGH. N.C.I
TWO RADIO STATIONS SET TO S I GV, ON
WTIK RAOIO (DURHAM. N.C.I
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RELIGIOUS STATION TO REPLACE WTTG ON DURHAM CABLEVISION
CABLEVISION SHUFFLE LEADS Pan; L TO OEMANO NOTICE
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CABLE'/ISION'S NEW LINEUP IRKS SOMF VIEWERS
CABLEVISION NOT PPO-CHOICE
PLAYBOY CHANNEL HIGHLIGHTS MEET
WTVD (DURHAM. N.C.I
PROSECUTORS CITE HATRED IN DEATHS AT ANM-KLAN RALLY
HISTORIC COMMISSION NO THREAT, PANEL TOLD
DON SHEA'S THANK YOU
BROADCASTER WAS NEWSMAN OF 'OLD SCHOOL*
LOCAL STATIONS WIN BROAOCAST HONORS
STUDENT SALUTE
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN OEFAMATI ON SUIT
ARRANGEMENTS MAOE TO FILM TRULS FOR TV
CHANNEL 11 TOURS COAST IN 'VOYAGE'
TV NEWS SKI»PY IN COVERAGE OF SENATE RACE
SHERIFF DENIES PROVIDING INSIOE INFORMATION
WUNC (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
STAY TUNED FOR IMAGINATION
EAST OF THE SUN. WEST OF THE MOON
SUBJECT
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(ILL. TELEVISION
WXII-TV (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. I
APOLUGY ON TV BRINGS SURRENDER
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TWO RADIO STATIONS SET TO SIGN ON
W. C. ENGLISH INC.
BOARD TO CO'ISIOER HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
EAST-WEST EXPPESSWAY CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED
w. 0. hill RECREATION CENTER
HOOP CHAMPIONS
REHEARSING REVUE
BALLET MOVES
W. 0. HILL YOUTH COMMUNITY THEATRE TROUPE
CHILDREN'S THEATER
W. F. 3RINKLEY L SON CONSTRUCTION '.0.
FIRM IS INDICTED IN ELIZABETH CITY 1I0-RIGGING CASE
COURT CONVICTS MAN, COMPANY 0= MO-RIGGING
W. G. PEARSON SCHOOL
SEE PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
w. H. BRADY CO.
MILWAUKEE COMPANY WITH PLANTS IN ORANGE SEEKING TO GU PUBLIC
W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION
UNC HEALTH SERVICES CENTER GET S GRANT
4-H COUNCIL GIVEN »2.7 MILLION GRANT
W. M. PIATT AND CO.
COUNCIL UK SOUGHT ON COST-CUTTING PLAN
COUNTY SELECTS DURHAM FIRM TO RFHOVATE OLD COURTHOUSE
WATER. SEWER NEEDS STUDY UNOE' WAY
W. R. GRACE ANO CO.
TOBACCO OAMAGE PROBED
OFFICIALS: HERBICIDES OAMA&fd TOBACCO
HEAVY TOBACCO DAMAGE FEAREO
SOME OURHAM TOBACCO CROP MAY 3E HURT BY HERBICIOE
INGRAM TO VISIT W. R. GRACE F=RTILI?ER PLANT
ADJUSTERS TO ASSESS FERTILIZE' OAMAGE
TOBACCO CRUP IN GOOO SHAPE
FIRM SAYS IT HAS INSURANCE FO^ DAMAGEO TOBACCO
GROWERS RILED OVER TOBACCO SETTLEMENT PLAN
GRAHAM UPSET ">Y PLAN TO ASSESS LEAF DA-AGE
GRAHAM MOVES TO EASE FEARS ON LEAF CLAI"S
FARMERS WITH DAMAGEO TOBACCO SEEK MEEUIvG ON SETTLEMENT PLAN
THE DICAMBA PROBLFM ANO HOW WF'RE SOLVING |T...(AOI
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FERTILIZER MANUFACTURER FILES SUIT AGAINST JOHN INGRAM FOR SLANDER
FAR-EPS THREATEN SUIT OVER LEAF SETTLEMENT OFFERS
GARDENING MYTH: RICH GARDEN T3PS0IL. BEST GROWING MEDIUM
SUIT "AY BE FILED OVER LEAF OAMAGE
INGRAM FILES 121.3 MILLION SUIT AGAINST FFRTILIZER COMPANY
10 TOBACCO FARMERS IN MOORE SJ E OVER DAMAGE TO CROPS
WACHOVIA BANK ANO TRUST CO.
WACHOVIA OONATES TO ELON
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WACHOVIA HIKES ITS RATE
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BANK ROBBERY PROBE PUSHED
ROBBER AT 2 BANKS MAY BE SAME MAN
POLICE PROB= POSSIBLE LINK IN BANK HOLDUPS
WACHOVIA BANK ANO TRUST CU. (NINTH ST. I
CEREMONY PLANNED FOR BANK
WACHOVIA BANK ANO TRUST CO. I RF ST A! CH JUNGLE PARK BRANCH!
1 ! ? .MAN CHARGcO IN DURHAM BA-JK ROBBERY
6 CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. I SOUTH SOUARE MALL I
BANK TO BE CLOSED
BRANCH CLOSING
WACHOVIA BUILDING (OURHAM, N.C.I
GRANU THEATFR
WACHOVIA BUSINESS IN^EX
SEE BUSINESS INOEX, N.C.
WACli?HoSirLEf:DlHs{%!rMILLt0N5THPLA?lX5.M^2AN5NAT,0NS
^H0\£^2£$£^^^ show'jumps in second-cuarter.
banks report healthy earnings
WACHOchJpelPhill takes over lead in race for cup
rambunctious captures cup .-..«
state's young on jamaican olympic squad
OXFORD WEBB WINS AWARD FOR T U ANG LE
148.000 IN OAMAGE TO GTE BURl-0 CABLES
"*CS??IjLilC?ciSukRiS??k*R?gifSALS1 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
TWO TCA STUOENTS GET WACHOVIA SCHOLARSHIPS
"*06SM8lil8?§"i!SI!i£i^!iT?*^S^ term for slaying
WAGES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INOEX. _?U«H»«
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ECONOMY. DURHAM
SFE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
DuSe°?En!NUR°e'ca^T^ MEETirc'LE^TO^RHAM F.P.M-S FINANCING
CAR WASH IS FINED
MAGSEE ALSO COST OF LIVING
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SELIFETIMEAc3mMi?MENTCC0NSI0EPE1 ROUTINE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
MINIMUMsTASE^FoVMUtY'MApTFTiATES BY MOST MAJOR BANKS
WAGESWAG!USTuV 5.1% IN SOUTHEAST
WAGONS , .„
SEE ALSO BUGGIES
PEACEFUL RETIREMENT
WAGON RIDE
WAIT FUR WAGONS ___,
A BETTER WAY, WITH -VISION QUEST-
IT SURE WAS LABOR DAY!
"*" EOUCATorSENTE'NCEO IN PADDLING CASE.,,
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT NO -RELIGIOUS RIGHT-
W"E KIm'.Ko'w.KE SHARE A GREAT DEAL
HAKESEE°H^piTALl:^cr!sEE5ALSO N«M6S OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS.
SEE WAKE COUNTY MFOICAL CENTER
WAKE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVE.OPMENT
FIRM TO BUILD FACILITY IN WAKE COUNTY
H*KE WAKE^FFKIALs'hJvE5 wUALMS ON ROU- TAX
MAKE ST^GFKEg^laA}ToNBSSpROPOSEO FOR SCHOOLS
'-AKE i?E?WrJIi53p&IlWs°g8!rY.G TO 'AKE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
WOMAN TO DROP SUIT AGAINST WA< E OISTRICT ATTORNEY
-AKE In^TeV'sUICIDE PACT DISCOVERED
""IeE^O HO?PI?Ll"NNECR. .SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS,
WRECK INJURIES DID NOT STOP THIS WEDDING
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WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
HANDICAPPED BOY LEFT IN COLO,
SAMARITANS SET EXAMPLE
FEDERAL FUNDS SAID MISUSED
REPORT QUESTIONS GRANT MONEY J SE IN WAKE SCHOOLS
WAKE COUNT? SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT QUITS
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WHY ALL THE PITY FOR DUITTFRS''
WAKE MISSPENT TEACHER FUNDS, SRnu» CHARGES
PRIORITY: PLANNING FOR GKOKTH
4-YEAR-OLO BOY IS STRUCK BY WAKE SCHOOL BUS
I N D E X
12/31/94
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WAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
WAKE 5HERIFF CALLS SHOOTING II WENDELL UNNECESSARY
WAKE DEPUTIES SAY THEY LIKE THEIR NEW QUIET PAGERS
DEPUTIES GET SHAKES WHEN PAGE] TO WORK
WAKE FOREST, N.C.
WAKE FOPEST VOLUNTEER FIREMAN GETS CALL TO FAMILIAR ADDRESS
WAKE F?REST UNIV.
WAKF FOREST MARKS 150TH »'A»
WAKE FOREST LISTED AS •BARGAIN- COLLEGE
WFU ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIGGING FO< 30DIES OF BRITISH SOLOTERS
WAKE FOREST SEEKS TO SPUR ENROLLMENT
WAKE FOREST UNIV., SRfcAKERS
CRITICAL PERIOD SEEN ON ECONOMY
WAKE FOREST UNIV., SPORTS ARENA
..AKE PROPOSES ARENA EXPANSION
WAKE FORFST UNIV., STUDENTS
EIGHT MAKE WAK FOREST OEAN-S LIST
WAKE FOREST ANNPUNC=S GRADUATES FRO" DURHAM
8 DURHAM STUDENTS ON SPRING DE AN • S LIST
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
BAR EXAMINERS CHANGE TEST OATi REPORTING
' WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS
DEACON ATHLETES TFSTED FOR PRJGS
WAKE FORFST UNIV. SPORTS, BASEBALL
DEVILS DEFEAT OEACONS
DUKE RALLIES PAST OcACQNS
RAINS STYMIE BANKHEAO BIO FOR RECORD: VIRGINIA,
RAIN HALTS ACC PLAY
WAKE FOREST OUSTEO.
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WAKE FOREST 83, RICHMOND 57
PETWAY-S SHOT TOPS DEACONS
wake FOPEST 80, wCM 53
SHACKLEFORO SAYS STATE'S THE "LACE
HEELS, 70-62: PERKINS AND JORDAN LIGHT UNC'S FUSE...
WAKF FOPEST SERVES NOTICE OF INTENTIONS TO "EST OF ACC
NO. L UNC OFF ROLLING
UNC'S KENNY S"ITH A gUICK STU">Y
GREEN BRIGHTEST COLOR ON DEACDNS' PALETTE
DEVILS TO TEST NO. 12 DEACS
WAKE EASILY DUMPS DUKE
OUKE'S DISASTER LEAVES KRZYZEWSKI SNARLING
DEACS EMBARRASS BLUE DEVILS
STATE STOPS ON GREEN, COLLECTS FIRST ACC WIN
•PACK DEFENSE HELPS LASSO DEACONS
DEACS LIKE "BLUE HEAVEN-
SIX OOWN, EIGHT TO GO FDR UNC
TAR HEELS BOLT EARLY, BURY DEACS: UNC ROMPS TO LOPSIDED WIN, 100-63
NO. 1 TAR HEELS HIT PEAK VS. JAKE FOREST
OEACONS ENDURE NIGHTMARISH GA" E
WILSON'S FOUL IGNITES DEACS TO 84-76 WIN OVER VIRGINIA
OEACONS GET NEEDED WIN vs. CAVS
DEACONS TRIP TECH. SURVIVE OT
OEACONS WORK OVERTIME FOR .' .
OVERTIME: RUDD LIFTS OEACS OVE S TIGERS, 76-72
TACY NOT THINKING ABOUT NCAA BIO
TEACHEY GIVES TERRAPINS NE- S10RING WORRY
WAKE NIPS TERRAPLINS IN 2N0 OT
OEACS USE DOUBLE-OT TO TOP TERPS
GREEN, PUDD PACE WAKE OVER UNC -WILMINGTON, 64-50
OEACONS KEEPING TENTS PITCHED
YOUNG, GREEN LEAD CEAC S OVER tigers
WAKE FOREST VS. DUKE: CL0SE-K1IT BLUE OEVILS SEE<ING END TO STREAK
ALARIE'S LAYUP IN OVERTIME KEYS DEVILS OVER DFACONS
BLUE REGAIN NERVES AFTER BLOWING 20-POINT LEAD
DEVILS FQLD, THEN REVIVE VS. OEACS
RUDC'S lw SPARK WAKE TO VICTO<Y
«AKE FOREST STROLLS TO 19TH VICTORY
COLEMAN OUNKS: MARYLAND RIPS WAKE
VIRGINIA EDGES WAKE FOREST
WAKE REPRIMANDED
DEACS TOP N.C. STATE FOR NO. 20
STUCK ON 19 WINS, WOLFPACK E Y= S NIT
WAKE FO»EST STORMS PAST VIRGINIA
TERRAPLINS OOWN OEACS, GIVE LEFTY SIXTH SHOT AT TITLE
INJURIES THINNING OEACON, CAVALIER RANKS FOR NCAA
Tacy: THREE VICTORIES TO final 4
wAKE SURGES BY KANSAS IN SECO^O HALF
OEACONS RETURN To BASICS
TACY TERMS DEPAUL 'SENTIMENTAL F4v0»ITE"
TACY SAYS HE'LL RETIRE IF DEAEONS WIN NCAA TITLE
OEACONS SHUCK DEPAUL
DEACS" CT WIN ENDS RAY MEYER'S CAPEFR
THE FINAL GAME: KAY MEYER'S 4?-YEAR CARFER ENDS...
•ACC AFFILIATION ALL COUGARS NEED FOR WAKE FOREST
DEACS TURN THOUGHTS TO HOUSTON
OLAJUWUN GIVES HJUSTON BOOST ?Y WAKE FOPEST
WAKE OFFERS NO EXCUSES, EARNS PRAISE FROM HOUSTON'S LEWIS
WAKE EXTENOS TACY'S CONTRACT
FIRST SEASON DIFFICULT FOR WA<E'S MARK CLINE
HILLMAN LEAVES WAKE FOREST
WAKE FOREST GETS 3UICK START IN BASKETBALL
DUKE LANDS WASHINGTON P»EP C A" E STAR
TACY WILL LOOK FOR GREEN TO START OEACONS ROLLING
INJURY COULD END WHAT OIDN'T 1EGIN
CLE»SON BEATEN IN OVERTIME
OEACS WIN, TIGERS LOSE
WAKE FOREST ROLLS P»ST ROLLINS, 110-64
WAKE FOREST ROUTS ROLLINS
TAR HEELS USE SIZF TO 0VERP0W=R JOSTON
RUDD HELPS WAKE RALLY BY DAVIDSON
DFACONS STRUGGLE PAST APPALACHIAN
WAKE FOREST COACH GROH PLEASE3 WITH ACC, DEACONS' IMPROVEMENT
DEACONS FACING TALL ORDER AGAINST HEELS
HEELS TAME DEACONS: UNC'S HEISHT, rfAKF FOREST'S POOR FOUL SHOUTING.
TAR HEELS TOO BIG FOR OEACS T3 HANOLE
WAKE FOPEST WALLOPS ECU
OEACS DRUBBED BY UTEP IN SUN 30WL OPENER
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
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1/15/84
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1/15/84
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1/16/84
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1/22/84
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1/23/84
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1/25/84
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1/26/84
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1/26/84
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1/26/84
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1/29/84
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1/30/94
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2/03/84
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2/05/94
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2/09/84
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2/12/84
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2/19/84
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2/19/84
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2/19/84
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2/20/84
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2/23/R4
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2/23/84
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2/27/84
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3/01/94
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3/02/84
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3/04/84
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3/05/84
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3/10/84
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3/1 1/94
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3/14/94
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3/19/84
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3/21/84
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3/23/84
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3/24/P4
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3/25/84
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3/25/84
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3/25/84
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3/26/84
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3/26/84
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4/05/94
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6/20/84
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3/29/84
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10/16/84
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11/30/84
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12/09/84
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12/20/84
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OEACONS NFXT TO TRY KNOCKING HEFLS OFF HILL
GROH, DEMON DFACONS LANO SPARTAN PUNNING BACK MCGILL
TAK HEELS RANKED FOURTH IN BASEBALL POLLS
BEACONS PLAY FOR THEIR SUPPER
EX-PEAC SCHNELLENBERG SUED BY EX-EMPLOYER
GROH SAYS HE WON'T ROTATE QBS
HARRIS GETS 2ND CHANCE
QUARTERBACK QUESTIONS. .. DEACON S' GKOH MAKES DECISION
GROH NAMES HARRIS STARTER IN ">PENER AGAINST VA. TECH
HOKIES' LATE TO SINKS HAKE FOREST
GROH: OEACS HILL BE READY
RAMSEUR RUNS HAKE PAST A SU
HAKE CONTROLS BALL. WOLFPACK
DEMON DEACONS DOMINATE HOLFPa:k
OEACS OUTLAST SPIOERS
HAKE'S BIG GAME
BRIM GIVES HAKE FOREST BIG-PLVV POTENTIAL
HHETHER PIVOTAL OF II G , UNC GAME 'GROHS' IN IMPORTANT
FOURTH-QUARTER HOES SEND TAR HEELS TU"BLING TO 1-4
EX-SOUTHERN STAR MCGILL COOL JNOER FIRE IN FIRST COLLEGE START
DEACS" HIN PROOF GROH HAS A SOLID FOUNOAT ION
UNC OFFFNSE SELF-OtSTRUCTS VS. DEACS
BUT NOT PUBLICLY
FOREST, 28-9
SET ON PROMISING CAREERS. MCGILL...
ON A WINNING RECORO
OEACS. CAVS ON TELEVISION
CAVALIERS PUT THE HORD ON HAK5
CAVS RUN OVER HAKE
TALE OF THO BACKS: HITH SIGHTS
KAMSEUR'S FOUR TOS LEAD HAKE
DEACONS READY FOR DEATH VALLEY
TIGERS FEAST ON OEACONS. 37-14
GROH HANTS OEACS CONCENTRATING
HAKE READY FOR DUKE
WAKF SEEKS RIG FOUR SWEEP
LATE OEAC TD SEALS DUKE'S FAT5
HAKE'S FOY WHITE: I KNEW WE HOULO HIN
OUKE'S LUCK TURNS. ..IT GETS HORSE
OEACS EYE 7 HINS
GAMBLING TECH DUMPS OEACONS
TECH DUMPS DEACS
TAR HEELS WHIP BUI BC MAGIC DJMPS HAKE: FLUTIE'S PRESENCE. BOGUE'S...
HAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF
ANORADE GUIDES OEACONS TO IRON OUKE CLASSIC TITLE
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS.
HAKE SURPRISES OUKE.
SOCCER
BATTLES OEVILS TO 1-1 TIE
HAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
TWO RECEIVE NURSING DEGREES
HAKF TECH OFFICIAL CHARGED HIT:
LARCENY
HAKEMAN AHARD FOR RESEARCH IN THE N E'lROSC I ENCE S
RESEARCHERS IN BRAIN-CELL TRANSPLANTS SHARE AWARD
SWEDISH RESEARCHERS TO SHARE AWARD
DOCTOR SEES PROMISE IN BRAIN-GRAFT TREATMENT
BRAIN GRAFTING MAY HELP DISORDERS
WALDORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
HALOORF SCHOOL IS COMING TO AREA
HALOORF SCHOOL PLANNEO
LECTURE. HOP.KSHOP SLATED
HALOORF SCHOOL TO OPEN AUG. 30
EMERSON HALOORF SCHOOL ANNOUNGES OPENING
HALK-A-THON
10-HILE WALK SET
WALKING TO HELP
WALKING
SEE ALSO JOGGING
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCS RUNNING
SEE ALSr RACE HALKING
SEE ALSO HALK-A-THON
RPXSORO MAN RELAXES AFTER HAH TO TEXAS
QUITE A WALKER
FAMILY STROLL
SOLITARY STROLLFR
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE ATHLETIC SET
WALL STREET JOURNAL (NEWSPAPERI
ROYSTER PICKS UP ANOTHER PULITZER
DUKE POWER SUCCESS HELPS CUSTOMERS. OFFICIALS SAY
JOUPNAL LAUDS OUKE "OWER CO.
CHAMBFR AO LETS FACTS TALK
WALLACE WADE STADIUM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS ANO PHYSICAL HEALTH RUILOING
UP THEY GO
BLUE DEVILS SHINE IN FIRST NIGHT GAME
HALNUT TREES
HOPF IS PLANTING A WALNUT TREE
HANCHESE, N.C.
NORTH CAROLINA FISHING VILLAGE LURES PAINTERS ANO PHOTOGRAPHERS
MISSING TRAHLER SOUGHT
5TH OAY OF SFARCH FAILS TO FINO BOAT
SEARCH FOR TRAHLER. NINE CREWMEN REPORTED UNSUCCESSFUL ON 6TH DAY
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TRAHLER. CREW
WANOEL ANO GOLTERMANN
SEE ALSO U C G INSTRUMENTS
INSTRUMENTS FIRM HOLDS CEREMONY
WANG LABORATORIES, INC.
FIRM BUYS BUNCOMBE LANO FOR PLANT
WANG TQ BUILO 131 MILLION PLANT IN N.C.
BUNCOMBE TO GET INDUSTRY
WAR
■CHILDREN OF WAR' FORUM HITS HOME WITH REALITY
WAR POWERS ACT
SEE ALSO MILITARY
U.S. WAR POWERS ACT IN NEED Oc CLARIFICATION
HARD LUMBER CO.
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS CITATION AGAINST FIRM
WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO LIGuETT C MYFRS T03ACCD CO.,
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, WAREHOUSES
COMING DOWN
WARNER aROTHERS
WAREHOUSES
C T
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1/14/P4
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2/07/84
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3/01/84
0
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4/22/84
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7/27/84
C
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8/21/04
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8/27/84
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9/04/P4
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9/05/84
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9/Q9/P4
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9/11/84
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9/16/84
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9/23/P4
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9/24/84
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10/07/84
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10/09/84
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10/11/P4
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10/12/P4
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10/14/P4
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I0/14/P4
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10/15/84
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10/15/84
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10/16/84
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10/21/84
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10/22/84
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10/26/84
c
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10/28/84
c
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10/30/84
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U/04/P4
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11 /06/84
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11/06/84
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U/10/84
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11/11/84
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11/1 1/84
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11/12/84
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11/13/84
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12/03/84
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5/28/P4
7/14/84
11 '17/84
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12/01/84
12/01/84
8
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N 080
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H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
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3/01/84 A
3/02/P4 A
3/16/84 C
7/27/84 A
7/27/84 B
4/2R/P4 A 3
4/30/84 A 1
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S 2 1/13/84 A 2 P P T37
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H 2 10/18/P4 C 10 N
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7/24/84 C
9/09/84 A
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5/02/84
5/22/84
5/23/84
1 I
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
OUKE FILMING nELAYED
FILMING AT DUKE PUT OFF UNTIL FALL
WARNING LABELS
SEE ALSO C1GARETTFS. LABELS
CIGARETTE WARNINGS COMPROMISE REPORTED REACHED
CIGARETTE HEALTH WARNING SILL CLEARS HOUSE PANEL
CIGARETTE LABELING ON AGENDA IS CONGRESS N6ARS RECESS
SMOKING, NOT SMOKING WON'T HINGE ON LABELS
TOBACCU INDUSTRY THANKED FOP SUPPORTING LEGISLATION
HELMS MAY NOT OPPOSE HEALTH LABELS
HELMS PLEOGES 'GOOD FAITH- ON TOBACCO WARNING LABELS
CIGARETTE WARMING BILL HELO
CIGARETTE-WARNING BILL CLEARS HOUSE WITHOUT OPPOSITION
FIVE SENATORS SAY THEY WON'T "LOCK BILL ON CIGARETTE LABELS
AGREEMENT SEEN ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
SENATE OKS NEW CIGARETTE WARNING LABELS
CIGARETTE WARNINGS OK ' U
PACKAGE OESIGN APPROVED BY TH= SURGEON GENERAL
WARRANTS
SEE ALSO FUGITIVE WARRANTS
SEE ALSO SEARCH WARRANTS
MAGISTRATE TO FACE WARRANT OUESTIONS
JUDGE: MAGISTRATE VIOLATED PRtCEOURES
NO CHARGES EXPECTED AGAINST MAGISTRATE
WARRANT SNAFU SUGGESTS MAGISTRATE INEFFICIENCY
MAGISTRATE REPRIMANDED IN WARRANTS CASE
WARRANT REFUSAL CREATES CONTR3VERSY
WARREN COUNTY, N.C ELECTIONS
WARREN COMMISSIONER IS OPPOSE^
TWO SEEKING WARREN SEAT
SKINNER WINS IN WARREN
WARREN COUNTY, N.C.. INUUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
BOX PLANT TO BE BUILT IN WARREN COUNTY
BOX PLANT TO BE BUILT IN WARR=N COUNTY
A»EA INDUSTRIES GET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
G»OUNO IS BROKEN FOR NEW INDUSTRY IN WARREN COUNTY
WAPRCN COUNTY, N.C., LANDFILL
SEE ALSD LANDFILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PCB (POLYCHLORINATEO OIPHENYLSI
STATE ENGINEER SAYS TESTS SHOW PCB LANOFILL SAFE
HELMS'S STAND ON SUPERFUND'S HELP TO STATE HIT
SUBJECTS
PAGE 768
1/14/85
ELECTIONS
WARREN COUNTY BOARP OF EDUCATION,
SKINNER WINS IN WARREN
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WARREN POARD HIRES WORTH AS MANAGER
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL BE CLOSE} BY END OF YEAR
WARPEN HOSPITAL MAY CLOSE
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL STAY OPEN UNTIL FEB. 1
WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
WARPEN COMMISSIONER IS OPPOSED
TWO SEEKING WARREN SEAT
SKINNER WINS IN WARREN
3 WARREN COUNTY CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED
WARREN COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
AREA HOSPITALS AWAIT EFFECTS IF FEE RULF
WARREN HOSPITAL GETS GRANT
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL BE CLOSED BY END OF YEAR
RURAL HOSPITALS NEED HELP FROM FACILITIES IN TRIANGLE
WARREN HOSPITAL WILL STAY OPEN UNTIL FEB. I
WARREN COUNTY MANAGER
MAN OFFERED WARREN POST
WARREN BOARD HIRES WORTH AS MANAGFR
WARREN COUNTY PRISON
ESCAPE REPORTEO
WARREN COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS ACCREDITED
WARREN GFNER.AL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C.
(SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECICIC HOSPITALS)
WARREN HOSPITAL MAY CLOSE
WARRENTON, N.C.
ORDINANCE PROPOSED ON ADULT MAGAZINES
SPRING CRAFTS FAIR SET APRIL U
TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT
WITH KNIFE TO THROAT, MAN FOUGHT FOR LIFE
DOORS LOCKED IN WARRENTON
MANHUNT IN WARREN
FUGITIVES REMAIN AT LARGE
FLEEING KILLER IS SUSPECTEO IN KIDNAPPING
AMMUNITION SALES INCREASE
POLICE REPORTED CLOSING IN ON 2 PRISON ESCAPEES
MANHUNT SWARMS AROUND TINY PASCHALL
AUTHORITIES FINO MARIJUANA IN WARREN
WARSAW PACT COUNTRIES
SECURITY CONFFRENCE CRITICAL TO PEACE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
TAXATION WITHOUT R EPRE SENT AT IT N
WASHINGION, N.C.
N.C. MAN ELECTED TO ONE OF SC3UTS'
TOP ORGANIZATIONS
WASHINGTON COUNTY, N.C.
FIRM SHOWS CIVIC PRIOE
WASHINGTON COUNTY PRISON
THIS PRISONER ALMOST FORGED HIS WAY OUT
WASHINGTON (N.C.I DAILY NEWS
EDITOR LEAVES HIS MARK ON OUR-IAM
WASHINGTON-DUKE HOTEL
SEE DURHAM HOTEL
WASHINGTON GROUP, INC.
WASHINGTON GROUP SETTLEMENT URGEO TO ENP LAWSUITS
WASHINGTON POST (NEWSPAPER!
HAIL TO THE REDSKINS
PENTAGUN SHOUOL SHARE BLAME FT R SATELLITE STORY
WASHINGTON POST-DUKE UNIV. FELLOWS
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5/17/84
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5/18/34
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5/21/84
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5/22/84
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10/05/84
10/06/84
10/06/94
10/03/8*
10/12/84
12/29/94
1 2/10/94 B 1
1 5/05/84 E 1
1 5/10/94 8 1
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12/22/84
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MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/84
I N D E X
12/31/84
SEE ALSO PUKE UNIV.. FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. JOURNALISM FELLOWS
SEE ALSO TIME-O'IKE UNIV. FELLOWSHIP
•NEW YORK TIMES' JOINS OUKE JOURNALISM PKOGRAM
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
HAIL TO THE REOSKINS
OONNALLEY; "SKINS' NEWEST HOG
POOR SPORTSMANSHIP
WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, OURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMtNT, U.S.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTFS DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. JURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
EXCESS WASTES FOUNO IN CAPE R AR RIVER
WASTE RECYCLING
SEE ALSO ENFRGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
FORMER GARBAGE NOW PRODUCING JO* OF INCOME
INCINERATOR BRINGS CUMPLAINTS
METHANE TOO SCARCE FOR PROFIT
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DU' HAM
SEE TRIANGLE WASTFwATEK TREATMENT PLANT
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. OUR^M
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
WATAUGA CLUB
•YOUNG TURKS' FORMED N .C . ' S WATAUGA CLUB
WATAUGA COUNTY. N.C.
180-PROOF ALCOHOL FUELS AGENCY'S VAN
REVENOOERS WON'T BOTHER THIS STILL
WATAUGA COUNTY JAIL
N.H. TROOPER HURT BY FLEEING INMATE
WATAUGA HIGH SCHOOL
COMPUTER CUPID HAS WATAUGA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TALKING
WATAUGA MEDALS
SFE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.
N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENTS WATAUGA AWAROS
WATCH REPAIR
WATCH REPAIRMEN MAY BE WINDING DOWN
WATCHES
ASHEVILLE COMPANY SELLS 'GOV. JIM' WRISTWATCH
NO-NONSENSE TIME ISN'T CHEAP
SUBJECTS
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water, water everywhere...
water. bottled
see also perrier water
see also water duality
mountain water in n.c. said pjre
doctop taps water lore
water and sewer customer service division
see water and sewer rates. 0urh4 m
WATER ANO
SEE AL
SEE AL
BOND
ROAD
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DURH
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WATF
TOWN
WATE
WATE
HOUS
RFSI
HIGH
BOAR
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SO CHAPEL HILL/C
SO ORANGE WATFR
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A TO SHIFT LINES
AM, OWASA 01SCUS
A DFbATcS DROUGH
R AUTHORITY WANT
COUNCIL TO REVI
R BOARD SETS MAY
R AUTHORITY SEEK
ING, OFFICE COMP
DFNTS TO PAY UP
RISE FOtS CITE
0 TO CONSIDER At
R LINE COSTS FOR
A BUYING WATER
R BILLS TO BE HI
APEL HILL AND CARRPORO
ARP.BORD, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
JNS ARE O'DEREO
INE MOVE
S WATER-SPRING PROGRAM
~ MEASURES
S SHARE OF SALES TAX INCREASE
EW WATER 3LANS
I AS OEAOLINE FOR PHOSPHATE PLAN
S LEGAL ANSWERS BEFORE BONOS ISSUED
LEX OK'O
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WATER SHO* TAGE
D TO TOWN CENTER
BOLIN CREEK MIRED IN 'MUCK'
GHER
WATER ANO SEWER LINES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CUUNCIL. PJ
SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO STORM DRAINS
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEWER LINES,
OURHAM, OWASA DISCUSS WATER-SH
CITY TO WATCH SERVICE EXTENSIO
CITY WATER SERVICE ASSURED BY
WORK STARTS ON 3RD FORK LINE
CITY SEEKING SOLUTION TO SEWAG
SEPTIC TANK BECOMING A CATCH-?
ABANDONED GAS TANKS MAY HARM A
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TO PAY FOR
EPA ASKS EXTERMINATOR TO PAY
WATER LINE EXTENSION WILL COST
7 FAMILIES MAY HAVE TO WAIT U^
WATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
RFADER SAYS OURHAM HAS MISPLAC
CITY PANEL HACKS WATER LINE E<
EPA WILL PAY FOR WATER LINE E«
WATER-LINE PACT OK'O
COUNCIL OKS RIVEROALE WATER LI
COUNCIL GETS PSO PROPOSAL
COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY INVESTIGAT
TREATMENT BY CITY NOT FAIR
PHOSPHORUS GRANTS SOUGHT
CITY, COUNTY EYE PROGRAM TO E<
CITY, FOX AGREE TO LAND SWAP I
LAND SWAP COULD DOUBLE CROASOA
OURHAM GROWTH BOUNDARIES MAY 3
SCHOOL SERVICE CENTER ON COUN:
WATFR, SEWER NEEDS STUDY UNOE'
DRAINAGE WOES TO AIR
•NEGATIVE REPORTS' BETTER THA^I
BLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
DIVISION
, OURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY
ARING PROGRAM
N
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ATER SUPPLY
WATER LINES
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N CROASOAlLE AREA
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S U 8 J E
COUNCIL EYEING FLOOD CONTROL -AW
WATER AND SEWER LINES. OURHAM COUNT
SFE ALSO CLEAN UP SANITATION SYS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TR=
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES.
DURHAM AND WAKE SHARE A GREAT
SEWER PLANT EXPANSION PLANNING
WATER. SEWER LINES PID APPRC1V"
COUNTY INVESTMENT IS WISE
TEN CANDIDATES FAVOR SEWER LIN
OURHAM LEADERS EXCITED ABOUT »
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALL?
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULD
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR UTILITY LIN
PFTITIONERS WANT STREET PAVED
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST
LANO-USE PLANS TALK.EO 9Y COUNT
PLANNERS EYE STUDY OF TRIANGLE
COUNCIL ARGUES ANGRILY OVER M>
COUNCIL FEELS PRESSURE OVER WA
CITY COUNCIL OKS WATERSHED EDI
COUNTY must DECIDE ON WATERSHF
ORDINANCE BALANCES GROWTH, DEV
MAMNER HOPES TO HAVE 1ST TENAN
CITIZENS TREATED FAIRLY BY C IT
WATER, SEWER SERVICES ExTENSID
CITY, COUNTY FYE PROGRAM TO E'
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO OVE*
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS TO 3E EYED
REST home BUILOER PLEAOS FOR S
CANDIDATES TACKLE COUNTY GROWT
SEPTIC SYSTEM PROBLEMS AIRED 1
WATER TURNUFF HARDLY FAIR
SEPTIC VICTIMS MgRIT TAX-VALLF
CITY FLOOD DAMAGE SAID "OSTLY
WATERSHED LAW WILL 9E DEBATED
COUNTY PANELS HEAR PLEASE FOR
PANEL FAVORS JOINT WATER, SEw=
CANE CRFEK PIPELINE
GROUP BEGINS DRIVE FOR VOTE ON
OWASA BOARD'S BONO ISSUE IS MA
TEMS
WATER AND SEWER LINES
ATMENT PLANT
DURHAM
DEAL
WILL 9E DONE
EU
E EXTENSION
ROPOSEO COMMUNITY
VIATE SOUFEZE
BE COMPATIBLE
ES TO SERVE AN 'ITALIAN ENTERPRISE'
, RESEARCHER Says
Y
SERVICES
TFRSHED ISSUE
TERSHED LIMITS
CT
D PLAN
OPMENT
WITHIN YEAR
CONSIDERED
ND WATER SERVICE
E CIVIC CENTER ANGERS COMMISSIONERS
PEEDY SEWER EXTENSION
H-VS.-3UALI TY ISSUE
T BOARO MFETING
EXEMPTION
A NUISANCE
TONIGHT
TOUGHER WATERSHEO OROINANCE
R STUDY
SEWERS
OE OFFICIAL
WATER ANO SEWER LINES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, N.C.
WASTEWATER: AS TQWNS SEEK IMPROVED TREATMENT, FEDERAL MONEY DRIES UP
CARY PREDICTEO TO REACH DURHAM COUNTY BY 1994
MUNICIPALITIES GROUP REVERSES STAND ON TAXES
WATER AND SEWER LINES, ORANGE COUN'Y
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEwER LINES. N.C.
WATER ANO SEWER RATES, CHAPEL H[LL ANO CARRBORO
PHOSPHOPUS 'EMQVAL ESTIMATE RI SES
COUNTY EOARO AGREES ON FIRE HYDRANT FEES
OWASA PLANS BILLING CHANGE
WATER BOARD SCRAPS HYDRANT Fg=s
■.ITER AUTHORITY CUSTOMERS wIL- SHARE COST JF HYDRANTS
RATE STUOY BY OWASA IS PLANNED
OWASA MAY HIRE CONSULTANT
WATER AND SEWcR RATES, DURHAM
HOMEOWNER: 1SSESSMENT 'UNFAIR'
PROPOSEO CITY BUDGET HOLDS LINE ON TAX RATE
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE PROPOSED
CUNCILMEN PRESS FOR RACIAL FIGURES DN CITY EMPLOYMENT
HIS CUP (UH, PILL) RUNNETH OVcK AND OVER...
CITY OELAYS PLANS TO SACK BUSINESS PROGRAM
SFwER FEES ARE LOWERED
MINISTER STILL ADRIFT IN HIGH WATER 9ILLS
HOUSING GRANT EYED
WATER »NP SEWER RATES. DURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD DOUBLE UNDER WATER PLAN
SEwFR RATES PROTECT THE FUTUR=
WATER BONO ISSUE
SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. »OND ISSUES
SEE ALSO N.C CLEAN WATER BONOS ACT
WATER T=EATMgNT GRANTS ok'D
plans made for water 30nd issje
owasa ponders higher rates
water conservation
see also orange county, n.c. wv ter conservation
drought action could change
owasa debates druught measure*
new water management ideas stjdieo
wrightsville requests residents to save water
-r i'htsville beach is facing water shortage
BEACH PROBLEMS TAKE a HOLIDAY
TIGHTER WATER CONSERVATION STANOARDS EYEO
WATER HEATERS
RULE CHANGE IN ORDER
VOTE DEFERRED ON WATER HEATER PLAN
STATE ASKEO TO REOUUE EFFICIENT WATER HEATERS
WATER HFATER EXPLODES
OUKE POWER OFFERING NEW REDUCED-PRICE PLAN
DUKE POWER ANNOUNCES ELECTRICI TY SALE PROGRAM
WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO CHEMI
SEE ALSO ENVIR
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO OIL S
SEE ALSO WATER
SEE ALSO WATER
SEE ALSO WATER
JUDGE ORDERS
HUNT TO RESJU
T"UGH LAWS
WATER BELIEV
DEVELOPMENT
IMTIAL TEST
CLEANUP SLOG
WATER PLANT
TESTS FINO G
E°OSION RULE
BONO ISSUE P
STATE FINES
PHOSPHATE BA
ENVIRONMENTA
CAL SPILLS
UNMF^TAL PROTECTION AGENCY
KILLS
PILLS
OUALITY
TREATMENT PLANTS. OURHAM
TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C
WATER SERVICE RESTORFO
EST MONEY TO CUT 'QLLUTION IN LAKFS
MONEY NEEDED TO CLEAN WATER. PANEL TOLD
ED TO HE POLLUTED
PLAN GETS MIXED REACTION
S IN N.C. SHOW NO EOB CONTAMINATION
S ON
IS ThREATENFO
ROUND WATER FREE 3F CHEMICAL
S ARE READIED
ROPOSFD FOR PLANT
DAIRY FARMER
N HELD BEST WAY TD CONTROL ALGAE IN N.C. WATERS
LISTS SUPPORT WATER CLEANUP PROPOSALS
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1/01/84 -
INDEX
12/31/84
AGENCY URGES HATER CLEANUP
PHOSPHATE OFTERGENTS BAN PUSHF
PHOSPHATES RAN RACKED
STRICTtR REGULATIONS MULLED ON
CITY STUOIES PHOSPHATE RESTRi:
TOY SELF-RESTRAINT
REGIONAL AGENCY BACKS PHOSPHAT
HUNT TO SFEK STATF MONEY FOR "-
PHOSPHATt DETERGENT BAN UP TO
SCIFNTISTSt FISHERMEN WORRY AT
UNC STUDIES JPINKING WATER
PPOPOSED RULES CALLED BURDEN c
N.C. PANEL BACKS B«N OF PHUSPH
COMPANY FINED SY STATE HOPKINS
STATE GETS RESPONSIBILITY OVE!
MILKY WAV
17 MILLION IN BONDS OK'D
POLLUTION SUIT GOING TO TRIAL
TREATMENT CLOSES UMSTFAO PARK
OFFICIALS WILL STUDY 0EVELOPM=
HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS WELLS CON
PHOSPHATE dAN: SOLUTION OR BAN
MARINES TO CLOSE LANDFILL
EPA PLANNING CLEANUP OF ORY-C.
WELLS CLEANUP BEGINS THIS wEE<
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULD CUT TREATM
NEWER DETERGENTS "AVE FEWER P!
ROAD BILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
PRUPOSfcD PHOSPHORUS LIMITS EXP
EARLY OETECTIPN IS VITAL IN P.
NFUSE ALGAE PROMPTS DESIGNATH
PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS BAN VOTE?
PHOSPHATE BAN RAILROADED THROJ
LIMITS ON PHOSPHATES IN DETERS
TOXIC WASTE BEING REMOVED FRO*
EPA PAYING FOR WATE* HOOKUPS
4 CONTAMINATED WELLS RESULT IN
PHOSPHATE BAN BUB'LING AGAIN
PPO-PHOSPHATE FOkCES IMPRESS S
PHOSPHATE BILL IS STUCK IN SEN
PHOSPHATES 9AN LEGISLATION DYI
RULFS CHANGE. PHOSPHATE BAN DI
FIGHT FOR PHOSPHATE BAN TO RES
NO TOXIC SUBSTANCES FOUND IN 5
DURHAM NEARING APPROVAL OF L A<
STATE PROBES FISH KILL
EPA STUDYING DURHAM WELLS
PHOSPHATE BAN COSTS TOO HIGH T
GOOD ADVICE ON LAKE OUALITY
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TO PAY FOR
EPA ASKS EXTERMINATOR TO PAY
WATER LINE EXTENSION WILL COST
7 FAMILIES MAY HAVE TO WAIT UN
PANEL TO EYE "MUD LAW"
WATER LINE PACT IS SOUGHT
EPA WILL PAY FOR WATER LINE E»
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS" ENVIRON
WATER-LINE PACT OK • 0
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP BACKS HUNT
COUNCIL UKS RIVERDALE WATER LI
COUNCIL GETS PSO PROPOSAL
CITY SEEKING GRANT TO STUDY R'
PHOSPHORUS GRANTS SOUGHT
PANEL DISCUSSES BOAT-MOTOR BAN
GAS-POWERED BOAT RAN URGEO FO'
WATER PURITY FSSENIIAL
DON'T STOP MOTOREOATS
STORM MAY HAVE POLLUTED SOME N
DON'T POLLUTE LAKE MICHIE
CREEK CLEANUP NEEDED
GASOLINE-MOTOR BAN NOT CONSID"
DUKE RIOLOGIST: DRILLING FLUI3
MEW FRANKLIN GROUP AIMS TO PR:
GREENSBORO FIRM FINED IN SILE'
NASSIF: HAW RIVER POLLUTANTS W
EPA OFFICIAL: GROUND WATER POL
TFNNESSEE SUES ON PIGFOH RIVE'
MAN SAYS HE LOST STATE JOB OUc
OLD GASOLINE TANKS CALLED NA TI
TOXIC BARRELS DISCOVERED IN T»
SIX CHEMICAL OARRELS FOUND IN
STATE SEEKS OISMISSAL OF TENN.
UNDERGROUND GAS TANKS
TIONS
E DETERGENT BAN
LEAN WATER PROGRAM
ASSEMBLY
OUT ESTUARIES
OR TEXTILFS
ORU5 IN SOAP
TO MEET RULES
WELLS
LAKE
NT RULES
TAMINATEO BY CHEMICAL
D-AID ON WATER WOES?
EANING CHEMICAL
ENT COSTS
OBL6MS
ECTED TO RE HEATED TOPIC
UGGING TANK LFAKS
N STUDY
BY HOUSE
GH COMMITTEF TO WIN
ENTS PASSEO
SITE NEAR PLYMOUTH
EPA ASSISTANCE
ENATORS
ATE COMMITTEE
NG
E AS ASSEMBLY OUITS
U"E. LOBBYISTS SAY
ILER CITY LAKE
E PLAN, PANEL IS TOLD
0 JUSTIFY. UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
WATER LINES
5300.000
TIL OECEMPER FOR CITY WATER
TENSION
MENTAL RECORD
FOR SENATE
NE
MOVAL OF WASTF PHOSPHATE
LAKE MICHIE
C. SHELLFISH
RED
S NO THREAT TO SEA
TFCT TAP RIVER BASIN
CITY FISH KILL
OPSE THAN PHOSPHORUS
LUTTON UNKNOWN
POLLUTION PACT
TO SPEFCH
ONWIDE PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT
R RIVER
TAR. RIVER
SUIT
ROTECTIDN AGENCY
LINES. DURHAM
L INES. DURHAM COUNTY
LINES. N.C.
PLA
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/84 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/34
PROTECTION OF LAKES SLATED FO? DISCUSSION
PUBLIC HOOKS PANEL APPROVES WA TER PLAN
SENATE HOPEFULS SACK PROTFCTITN QF LAKES
BUOGET HEARING SET FOR MONDAY
COUNTY SEWER RATES WOULD OUUBL E UNDER WATFR PLAN
WATFR PPOPOSALS wnuLU AFFECT HALF OF COUNTY'S DEVELOPMENT
CORRECTION
JORDAN LAKE HEARING SET TUESO'Y
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
WATERSHED PLANS LINKED TO NEW P°JJECT IN COUNTY
OURHAM LEAOERS EXCITED AOOUT PROPOSED COMMUNITY
COUNCIL WON'T DELAY WATERSHED HEARING
ZONING PROPOSAL FOX JORDAN LAKE BEING OPPOSED
STATE OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC AB3UT PROJECT AGREEMENT
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS SET
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WOULD ALLEVIATE SQUEEZE
WATER SAFETY, PROGRESS SHOULD BE COMPATIBLE
CANDIDATES DISCUSS COUNTY WAT'R QUALITY
PHOSPHATE BAN: SOLUTION OR RAND-AID ON WATER WOES'
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD REJECT THE PHOSPHATE BAN
BOAPD BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
CHAMBER ASKS DELAY ON COURTHOJSE OECISIOU
CAkR SAYS DEVELOPMENT PLANS A> E BEING PURSUED
MORF STUDY NEEOED FOR PHOSPHATE PLAN
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FnR BAN
t-HQSPMATE BAN: SOLVES ENVIRONMENTAL P°0°LEMS nUT LEAVES OIRT (CARTOON)
TAX MULLEO FOR DETERGENTS THAT CONTAIN PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULD CUT TREATMENT COSTS
iHEwER OETERGENTS HAVE FEWER PROBLEMS
ROAD PILL STALLS IN COMMITTEE
PROPOSED PHOSPHORUS LIMITS EXPECTED Tn BE HEATED TOPIC
PHOSPHATES: LOBBYISTS, BAN BACKERS TILT OVER OETERGFNTS BILL
WATER TASTE PROBLEM SOLVED, W1RKER SAYS
OURHAM WATER SAFE, OUT TASTES TERRI8LF
PHOSPHATE BILL HEADS FOR H0US5 FLOOR - AND BITTER OFBATE
Phosphate OETERGENTS eAN VUTE3 8Y HOUSE
PHOSPHATE BAN RAILROADED THROJGH COMMITTEE TO WIN
LIMITS ON PHOSPHATES IN DETERMENTS PASSED
STATE SENATE SHOULD TAKE TIME IN MAKING DECISION
PHOSPHATES »ILL MAY NOT WASH
PHOSPHATE BAN 3UB8LING AGAIN
PRO-PHOSPHATE FORCES IMPRESS SENATORS
alG ITEMS REMAIN ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
PHOSPHATE BILL IS STUCK IN SENATE COMMITTEE
PHOSPHATE BILL FAILS IN COMMITTEE
PHOSPHATE BAN STILL STALLED
PHOSPHATES 9AN LEGISLATION DYING
RULES CHANGE, PHOSPHATE BAN DIE AS ASSEMBLY UUITS
LAKES TO BE PROTECTED
FALLS, JORDAN QUALITY CONTROL PLANNEO
FIGHI FOR PHOSPHATE BAN TO RESUME, LOBBYISTS SAY
PROTECTING WATER QUALITY IS F3CUS OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY ASKS STUDY OF WATERSHED EOICT COMMENTS
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT CITY ACTION ON WATERSHED LAWS
DURHAM NEARING APPROVAL OF LA<E PLAN, PANEL IS TOLD
EPA STUDYING DURHAM WELLS
OURHAM COUNTY CAUTIOUS ON WAT=RSHED ORDINANCES
ABANOONEU GAS TANKS MAY HARM WATER SUPPLY
PHOSPHATE BAN COSTS TOO HIGH TO JUSTIFY. UNC RESEARCHER SAYS
PHOSPHATE RULES NOT WORTH COST, RESEARCHER SAYS
WATER QUALITY UP AT JORDAN
GOOD AOVICE ON LAKE QUALITY
PANEL TO EYE ■ MUD LAW*
FARMERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CLEAN LAKE FUNDS
COUNCIL OKS RIVEROALE WATER LINE
COUNCIL TO OE»ATE WATER QUALITY-DEVELOPMENT LINK
DEVELOPER, CITY WORKING ON WATER-PROTECTION RULES
COUNCIL ARGUES ANGRILY OVER WATFRSHED ISSUE
COUNCIL FEELS PRESSURE OVER WSTERSHED LIMITS
CITY COUNCIL OKS WATERSHED EDICT
COUNTY "UST DECIOE ON WATERSHED PLAN
QOOINANCE BALANCES GROWTH, OEVELJPMENT
CITY SEEKING GRANT TO STUDY REMOVAL OF WASTE PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHORUS GRANTS SOUGHT
COMMISSIONERS CK CIVIC CENTER CONTRACT
WATER PURITY ESSENTIAL
N.C. LIKES DURHAM PLAN FOR WATERSHEDS
FLORIDA PLANNING FIRM TO HANDLE COMMUNITY
NEW FRANKLIN GROUP Al'*S TO PR3TECT TAP RIVER "ASIN
WATERSHED FORl/M SCHFDULEO
WATERSHEO FORUM IN DURHAM FEATURES OFFICIALS FROM ORANGE
LAND FOR RESERVOIRS DWINDLING, SAYS EXPERT
WATER PRESERVATION IS PUSHED
CANDIDATES TACKLE COUNTY GROWf H- VS.- QUAL I TY ISSUE
NASSIF: HAW RIVER POLLUTANTS WORSE THAN PHOSPHORUS
LAKF-20NING ACTION EXPECTED THIS MONTH
REPORT ON LAKES SUBMITTED
BUSY WEEKS LIE AHEAD FO' N.C. LEGISLATURE
GROUP WILL HEAR ZONING REQUEST
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD MEETING
WATERSHEO LAW WILL 9E DEBATED TONIGHT
COUNTY PANELS HEAR PLEASE FOR TOUGHER WATERSHED ORDINANCE
PHOSPHATE BAN, STRICTER POLLUTION CONTROLS BACKED
SPEAKERS HAVE FEW COMPLAINTS 3N NEW COUNTY WATERSHED LAW
BFTTE" CHANCE SEEN FOR PHOSPHATE BAN
ANOTHER PANEL BACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
HEARINGS TO 3E SET ON WATERSHED ORDINANCE
TRIANGLE J RACKS PHOSPHATE BAN
STUDY PANELS ADVISE LEGISLATIVE CHANGES
OWASA BOARD'S BOND ISSUE IS MADE OFFICIAL
PHOSPHATE BAN BACKED
WATER RESOURCES, DURHAM
SEE OURHAM HATER RESOURCES OIVISION
WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
SFE ALSO ESTUARIES
SEE ALSO GROUNDWATER
SEE ALSO N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SPRING WATER
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WELLS
PLUGGING THE PIPELINE
MOUNTAIN WATER IN N.C. SAID PJHF
CORPS' DISTRICT ENGINEER OKS HATER REALLOCATION
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTROL OF WATERSHEDS REVIFHED
NEW WATER MANA&EMFNT IDEAS STJOIEO
WATFR SOURCES
CHANGE URGED IN CLASSIFYING OF N.C. WATER
ID SPEAK AT HEARING ON PIPELINE
REGULATIONS SHOW WATER SUPPLY GROWTH
LAND FOR RESERVOIRS DWINDLING. SAYS EXPERT
RANDLEMAN PROJECT STILL OJSTU'BS COBLE
IP-EDELL COUNTY RESERVOIR PLANS CALLED TFNTATIVE
WATER RESOURCES, ORANGE COUNTY
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WATE" SHORTAGE
SEE OROUGHT. DURHAM
SEE OROUGHT. N.C.
WATER TGWeP
PLAZA RECEIVES PERMISSION FOR SIGNS
TANK COLLAPSE AT N.C. PLANT INJURES i"
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CISTERNS
SEE ALSO DURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATE0, B1TTLE0
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SFE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATeR QUALITY
ROLAN: CITY CONCERNED AtlOUT WATE*
IGNORANCE POOR REASON FTR BAN
FALLS. JORDAN QUALITY CONTROL PLANNED
CITY GETS 44.146 MILLION GRANT FQR NORTHSIDF PLANT
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: WATEP PL\NT PROVIOFO
WATeR. SEWER NEEDS STUOY UNOE! WAY
TREATMENT PLANT NEAR CAPACITY
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SFE ALSO WATER QUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER TRFATMFNT PLANTS. DURHAM
WATER TREATMENT GRANTS OK • D
WASTEWATER PROJECT TO BEGIN IN SPRING
WATER PLANT IS THREATENED
WASTEWATER: AS TOWNS SEEK IMPIUVEO TREATMENT, FEDERAL MONEY DRIES UP
OWASA BOARO'S BOND I SSUF IS M« OE OFFICIAL
WATER WORLO
MAN HELD AT BREAK-IN
1 CAPTUREO AFTER ALARM GOES OFF
AVID SCUBA DIVERS TAKING PLUNSE IN THE TRIANGLE AREA
WATERGATE
NIXON'S SHAME SURFACES AGAIN
GHOST BLUSTFR ICARTOON1
NIXON 10 YEARS LATER: WATERGATE STILL AFFECTS VIEWS ON GOVERNMENT
NIXON 10 yfars LATER: AMERICANS WERc TENSE AND frustrated
TWO CANDIDATES REFLECT ON WATERGATE AFTFR 10 YEARS
NIXON PROFITS FROM REVIFWS
WATERMELONS
COOLING OFF
YUM!
FARMING SUPERPOWERS OUEL WITH WATERMELONS
WATERSHtD
SEE SFPTK TANKS, DURHAM
SEE WATER AND SFWER LIMES,
SEE WATER QUALITY
DURHAM COUNTY
WATSON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.
BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED FOR BID RIGGING
BIO-RIGGING PLEA BRINGS SENTENCE
WATTS HOSPITAL
GRAIN, FORMER HOSPITAL "OARD 'RESIDENT, UIES
WATTS HOSPI IAL SCHOOL OF NURSING
OFFICFRS INSTALLED
AWARD-wINNING GRADUATES
COOLING UFF 6EF0RE THE WORK BrGINS
76 PERCFNT OF NCCU NURSING GRAOUATES PASS STATE 30ARDS
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE NE I GHdOR-l OOD ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
LAND PUPCHASE EYED TO BLOCK DEVELOPMENT
NEIGHBOR OPPOSES BRIOGE RFPLACEMENT
DON'T REPLACE BRIDGE
WATTS KEZONING SOUGHT AGAIN
REZONING REQUEST IS DENIED
GRUUP WILL HEAR ZONING REQUEST
CITIZENS START NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE AREA CITIZENS OPPOSE ZONING CHANGES
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MINORITY :oNTRACT PLAN
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WATTS REZDNING APPROVAL
SUN REZONING STORY CLARIFIED
OWNER BACKED ZONE CHANGE
WATTS ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
WORK IN PROGRESS
WATTS ST. SCHOOL
SEE GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
WAVES. N.C.
■OLD CHRISTMAS' IS TODAY AT 2 OUTER 3ANKS TOwNS
WAXHAw, 'I.C.
WAXHAW SCHOOL BIBLE CLASSES OROERED HALTED
WAYNF COUNTY. N.C.
EX-CLCRK SENTENCEO. FINFO FOR '- I S APPL Y INO' HONEY
JUDGE'S '"ERCY- an INSULT
JUDGE PICKETED AFTER SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR CLERK
WAYNESVILLE, N.C.
RAMP RITE WILL ATTRACT POLITICIANS
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MR. O'JSH'S SNIDE REMARK
KENANS ARE INCLUDED ON FORBES'
WEAPONS
SEE ARMS SALE
SEE NUCLEAR .EAPONS
WEATHER. OURHAM
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHFR, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SCE ALSO hail
SEE ALSO ICE STORMS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVIC
S=E ALSO RAINFALL. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SNOW. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TORNADnS» OURHAM
SEE ALSO WIND DAMAGE
hEaThcr EXTREMES HIT DURHAM IS
RAIN SOAKS DURHAM
FREEZING DRIZZLE MAY FALL IN T
FREEZING RAIN TANGLES TRAFFIC
CAUGHT 3UTH WAYS
ICY STREETS CAUSE 45 ACCIDENT-
WIND CHILL MAKES COLO PINCH DE
weather FORECAST: COLO
FREEZING IN SHAOOWS
FREEZING RAIN MAY CAUSE ICY ST
TRIANGLE GETS LUCKY ON WEA7HF)
PASSING PARADE
LIGHT SNOW "AY FALL ON "URHAM
SNOW BLANKETS DURHAM; FREEZE 5
MEETINGS RESUME. SCHOOLS OPEN
SUN MELTING SNOW ANO ICE
STUOYING 'N' SUNSHINE
3al»y wFATHER sets record IN 9
RAIN DRENCHES TRIANGLE
FORECASTS TO FRET OVER
FREEZ= COULD "A"AGE PEACH TR E=
TRAFFIC HAMPERED
MILD WEATHER TO BRING RELIEF 3
DURHAM may GET I INCHES OF RAI
GUSTY WINDS. FAIN. SNOW HIT ST
HIGH WINOS DAMAGE WAREHOUSE
COLD HITS DURHAM AGAIN
FICKLE WEATHER MUSE INSPIRES W
HEAVY RAINS SOAK DURHAM
HIGH WINDS WRECK HOMES IN O'JR-i
ACEA RESIDENTS PICK UP THE PIE
MARCH WINDS RIP PARTS OF AREA
DURHAM ESCAPES TQRNAOOES WRAH
LIGHTNING TOO CLOSE
MINOR INJURIES REPORTED; TARS.
THEIR SHOPPING TRIP BECAME NIG
TORNADO STRIKES OURHAM
BLAME DAMAGE ON FUNNEL
WASHED AWAY
JACK FRDST PAYS VISIT TO TRIA^I
STORMS POUNO STATE
STOPM DUMPS OVER HALF-INCH OF
12.000 LOSE POWER IN DURHAM
CLEANING UP
POWER RESTORED AFTER LAST NIG-i
RECORO LOW TEMPERATURES HIT n
HEAVY RAINS SOAK DURHAM
OURHAM WATER SUPPLIES OK
CITY'S WATER SUPPLY AMPLE
hEaT PUSHES DURHAM POWER USE t
h'»t wave SCORCHING RECORDS
durham residents av010 heat-s?
sweltering
lightning sparks outages throj
summertime leisure ano labor
dark skies in ourham
rain from thunoerstorms halts
fluoding causes erosion in fie
elements foil 'environmental'
lowest high temperature set
be a cool winner! penguin -eat
flooding threatens cuunty leaf
july played it cool. ..ano -et
"my! it has been wet arouno he
strange month .as july?
be a cool winner !
rain drenches durham: two inc-*
heavy rains not expected to hj
n.c. coastal residents batten
storm hampers c°["inal activit
storm hampers criminal activit
dukham still frostlfss
first-grader wins first frost
s'jooen showers
colo and rainy
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TUESDAY'S HIGH, 77, MELTS REC3
hfaTING BILL OROP SAID to BE J
WFAThcrman SHATTERS WHITE CHRI
DECEMBER'S warmth is BREAKING
DURHAM wEAIHER BREAKS RECORD A
WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
LISTING OF LARGE FAMILY FORTUNES
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MONTHLY/A
SEE ALSO FREEZE DAMAGE
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WFATHCR SERVK
SEE ALSO N.C. CLIMATE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. N.C.
SEE ALSO SNOW, N.C.
SEE ALSO TORNADOS. N.C.
■83 N.C. WEATHER SET "ANY MAR<
CAROLINAS COVERED WITH ICE
FRIGIO AIR PAINS MUCH OF NAT V}
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE
FORECASTERS: THF WEATHER IS NI
N.C. WEEKEND OUTLOOK: EARLY SP
N.C. "EACH GROWERS KEEP FINGE'
SNOW COVERS WESTEPN N.C.
WARM WARNING
TORNAOOFS KILL 25 IN N.C: LIV
N.C. TWISTERS KILL 59. INJURE")
HUNT WILL SEEK DISASTER STATUS
TORNADO VICTIMS: -ANGELA PRAY?
PITT CuUNTY VICTIMS TAKE STOCK
STATE'S EMERGENCY CENTER ACTIV
GOVERNOR TOURS 'HORRIBLE1 SCEN
■WIND JUST BLOWFO MF OUT THE ^
IN CRISIS. »URAL FOLKS PITCH I
VOLUNTEERS OFFER HELP AFTER ST
RESIOFNTS IN DUPHAM ASKED TO A
GOOD SAMS HELP IN KINSTON
DEATH, DESTRUCTION CAME IN OA3
TORNADO VICTIMS SURVEY OAMAGE;
REPAIR EFFORTS UNDER WAY
O'JRHAM AIDS VICTIMS
TAR HEELS RESPONDING TO AID ST
HFLP ON THE WAY
HUNT WANTS 13 COUNTIES LISTED
TAR HEELS RESPONO NOBLY TO ST")
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN CLEARING DEB'
OFVASTATION: SURVIVORS LOOK B»
TORNAOOES TURNED ON HAM OPERAT
FIVE OISASTER-AID CENTERS TO 9
CANOLE IN CHURCH WINDOW BEACON
HELP PUURS IN AS 2 MORE COUNTI
BAROMFTER NOT ONLY GUAGE FOR 9
TORNADO: A GENERATION ERASEO
STORMS POUNO STATE
TORNADOES STRIKF 2 COUNTIES
CANADIAN AIR HAMPFRS STATE'S S
STORMS HEAD TnwARO N.C.
TWISTERS HOP ACROSS DIKIE. KIL
TOxNAOOES BLAMED FOR SOME DANA
STORM OAMAGE
12.000 LOSE POWER IN DURHAM
ONE OF MARCH 28 TORNADUES CALL
SOME N.C FARMERS FEAR REPEAT 3
TORNADO FLOODING REPORTED IN I
CROPS OFSPERATE FOR wain
HUNT: ALL N.C. COUNTIES ELIGI°
WINDS AND RAIN BATTER TAYLORS/
READY OR NOT, HERE COMES HEAT
TAR HFELS WARNED ABOUT HEAT WA
STATE A VAWIETY-WEATHER LAND:
STORMS SIR IKE STATE
WINDS TOPPLE TREES IN HARNETT
THUNDERSTORM HITS COAST
WINTRY FRIOAY BRUKE N.C. RECO3
OIANA LASHES FLORIDA COAST; N.
HURRICANE OIANA TO HIT N.C. T1
A TALE OF TWO HURRICANES: TAR
THE 'HUNTED' FINO SECURITY ON
COAST RESIDFNT GLAD HE'S BACK
WINDS HIT 135 MPH ON COAST
FHRGET HAZEL. DIANA'S T"UGHFR
DIANA STILL THREATENS N.C. C 01
PEOPLE FLEEING STORM FILL OURI
FICKLE OIANA KEPT THEM PLAYING
AT SURF CITY, THE MAYOR GAVE 3
DIANA REMAINS THREAT, 1 DEATH
PEOPLE IN SHELTERS WAIT, HOPE
OIANA SMASHES N.C. COAST: MYRT
DUPHAM SHOULD ESCAPE HURRICANE
STORM OAMAGE AT SOUTHPOPT
HUNT PLEASED STORM'S TOLL NOT
OAMA&F ESTIMATE AT 125 MILLION
AT SDUTHPORT, THEY TOOK IT ON
FOR HUNT, 'PATHFINDER' FOR SA=
OIANA REbUILOS STRENGTH; OAMAG
LEARNING FROM DIANA
ISIDORE BRINGS HEAVY SHOWERS,
OCTOBER 'HEAT WAVE' IS ONE FO?
TAR HEEL MOUNTAINS GET LIGHT 3
FOG, DRIZZLE CANCEL, DIVERT FL
FLIGHTS RESUME AT KOU AFTER FT
WARM WEATHER SETS RECORDS IN 3
WEATHER IN '84 WAS FRIEND, F0'r
GPEAT SPIRIT IMPLORFO TO SEND
FRIDAY'S TEMPERATURE TIES REC3
THERMOMETER SETS °ECURD ACROSS
WEATHFR RECORDS SNAP AGAIN
N N U A L
1/01/84
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 775
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N AS OECOROS FALL
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hundreds
for storm path
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ated following storm
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N
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ID VICTIMS
KNESS
PATROLS CONTINUE
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DISASTER AREAS
VICTIMS' NEEDS
FROM REO SPRINGS
STABLISHFO TUESOAY
STORM VICTIMS
GET DISASTER TAG
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FLOOR
DURHAM
ST
AM MOTELS
A WAITING GA"E
ROERS - AND HOW!
TIED TO STORM
AS DIANA HOVERS OFF SHORE
LE BEACH DECLARES EMERGENCY
'S FULL FORCE
WORSE
THE CHIN - ANO SURVIVED
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WINO GUSTS, BUT LITTLE OAMAGE
THE BOOKS
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CI TIES
SNOW TO SKI RESORT
RO AT ROU
STATE
WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SFE ALSO TOLD WEATHFR, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEAT WAVE
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SFE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASH6VILLF, N.C.I
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO SNOW, U.S.
SEE ALSO TORNADOS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WIND-CHILL FACTOR
DUKF SCIENTIST: PACIFIC OCEAN WARMING DIFFUSED
WEATHER DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DEATHS, N.C.
HUNT WILL SEEK DISASTER STATUS FOR STORM PATH
HERE'S PARTIAL LIST OF VICTIMS
HERE I; LIST OF FATAL ITIES
DEVASTATION: SURVIVORS LOOK BACK
DURHAM PEOPLE PITCH IN TO HELP TURNADO VICTIMS
BOY, GRANDMOTHER BURIED NEAR JHERE THEY DIED
A PARDONABLE FRROR IN PROTOCOL
WEATHER FORECASTFRS
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHFR SERVTE
E»PERT: SNOW ALMANAC NOT RELIABLE PREDICTOR
WHITE CHRISTMAS?
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1/14/84
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2/29/84
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3/30/84
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3/30/84
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WEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT. WEATHER FORECASTS
COOPERATION LINKEO TO WEATHER FORECASTS
BAROMETER NOT ONLY GUAGE FOR 9 AO WEATHER
WEATHFR-WARNING SYSTEM BESET 3Y NUMEROUS WOF S
WEATHER FORECASTERS GAIMING GROUND ON MOTHER NATURE
HEARINGS ON TORNADO FORECASTING PLANNED THURSDAY IN EASTERN N.C.
MORE FMERGtNCY HELP NEEOED
LACK OF MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT BLAMED FOR TORNADO PROBLEMS
SURVIVING MOTHtR NATURE
LOWER THAN LOW - OK HIGHER?
WEATHER SATELLITES
SEE ALSO SATELLITES
WEATHER-WARNING SYSTEM BESET P. Y NUMEROUS WOES
WEATHERSPOON GALLERY
UNC-G GIVEN ART WORKS
WEAVER OAIRY ROAO (CHAPEL HILLI
BOAPO DENIES 7 REQUESTS FOR RE ZONING
CORNER TO BF SAFER
STATE IMPROVING 86 INTERSECTION AT WEAVER DAIRY
WEAVERS
SPINNING
WEAVERS WILL EXHIBIT WORK IN :haPEl HILL
LUCY MORGAN REVIVED WEAVING
WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFOKO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
WEDDINGS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
BROTHER GETRS WFDOING PRESENT 32 YEARS AFTER HIS CEREMONY
WRECK INJURIES DID NOT STOP HIS WEDDING
MOCK WEDDING PLANNED
A OAY TO REMEMBER
VETERAN WEDDING MUSICIAN RARELY HAS FREE WEEKFND
TFNN. COUPLE WED ABOARO BATTLESHIP
FOLKS AROUNO HERE: LIFE IN DU'HAM
WEEDS
SEE ALSO ALLELOPATHY
MR. THOR6AU VS. THE COURTS
NEW THRFAT TO CROPS FOUND ON THPEC FARMS IN KOBFSON
PLANT CHEMICAL WARFARE MAY 8E AID TO FARMERS
CHEMICAL WARFARE AMONG PLANTS COULD HELP FARMERS
WEIGHT CONTROL
SFE ALSO DIET PILLS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DIETARY REHABILITATION CLINIC
SEE ALSO EATI'JG
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO OBESITY
SEE ALSO RICE DIET
SEE ALSO STARCH BLOCKERS
SEE ALSO STRUCTURE HOUSE
LINCOLN CFNTER RECEIVES AW AR 0
DURHAM, ORANGE PROJECTS WIN HEALTH AWARDS
2 PROJECTS TO RECEIVE U.S. AWARDS
DIET PILLS: NOTHING NEW IN INGREDIENTS PUT CONTROVERSY ABOUT SAFETY.
DIET DISCIPLE: JAMES COCO SAW THE LIGHT AT DURHAM'S STRUCTURE HOUSE
NFW DEVELOPMENT PLANNED NEAR 1ITY
LINCOLN WINNERS ALSO LOSE
PHYSICALLY FIT: FORMER BALLERINA WANTS TO HELP MATURE WOMEN
DIETS LINKED TO UPESITY
DIETS, OBESITY LINKEO
FAT PATIENTS NEED DOCTOR'S WATCHFUL EYE
DURHAM DREW 2,000 OIETE°S IN '83 — SURVEY
OIABETES CONTROL, WEIGHT LINKED
WEIGHT LOSS PSYCHOLOGY HEALTH TOPIC
OUKF PROF: BEING FAT MAY NOT n£ UNHEALTHY
CALORIE INTAKE KEY TO WEIGHT LOSS, NOT DIET FADS
GO RIGHT AHEAD, EAT HEARTY
WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION
SEE OBES ITY
WEIGHTLIFTING
DURHAM PSOS TO HOST POWERLIFTING TOURNEY
WEIL LECTURE ON AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
CARTER ASKS EXPANOED WORLD VICW
CARTER RIPS REAGAN POLICIES
WEINFRS
SEE HOT DOGS
WEISS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO.
BLASTING FOR INTERSTATE 277 SENDS ROCKS FLYING IN CHARLOTTE
WELDING
WARTIME 'ROSIE' TRIES WELDING AGAIN
IT'S OLD HAT TO HIM
WELFARE
WORK PROGRAM SAVING TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS
WELFARE PROGRAMS COSTING MORE THOUGH FEWER GETTING BENEFITS
WELFARE BENFFITS TO BE INCREA^EO
STATE WELFARE BENEFITS TO INC!EASE 10 PERCENT
WELFARE CUTS LEAOING TO MEDICAL PROBLEMS
REVIEW WELFARE ELIGIBILITY
WELFARE FRAUO
SEE ALSO FRAUD
INVESTIGATOR SEEKS WELFARE CHCATERS
SLEUTH HUNTS WELFARE CROOKS
WELFARE FRAUD POLICIES EYFQ
30 INDICTED ON FOOD STAMP, WE.FARF FRAUO CHARGES
WOMAN GETS F0UR YEARS IN PRIS3N FOR WELFARE FRAUO
TOUGH FRAUO SENTENCE IS A WELCOME CHANGE
FRAUDS DESERVE STIFF SENTENCES
SOCIAL SERVICES DESERVES CREDIT FOR LOW ERROR RATC
WOMAN SENTENCED TO TwO YEARS = OR 'LARGEST' WELFAR F-FR AUO CASE
STEALING FROM TAXPAYERS
WELFARF REFORM
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
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SUBJECT
SFE ALSO WORKFARE
WOPKFARE: IS IT WORKING?
"WELLNESS PROGRAM"
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
HO MILLION WELLNESS COMMUNITY PLANNED
MEDICAL COMPLEX IS PLANNEO F0< SITE NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
WELLS
SEE ALSO SPRING WATER
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
STATE GETS RESPONSIBILITY OVE5 WELLS
HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS WELLS CONTAMINATED BY CHEMICAL
EPA PLANNING CLEANUP OF ORY-C-EANING CHEMICAL
WELLS CLEANUP BEGINS THIS WEE<
EPA PAYING FOR WATER HOOKUPS
4 CONTAMINATED WELLS RESULT IN EPA ASSISTANCE
DRAWER OF WATER
EPA STUDYING DURHAM WELLS
EPA TO ASK COMPANY TO PAY FOR WATER LINFS
WATER LINE EXTENSION WILL COST $300,000
7 FAMILIES MAY HAVE TO WAIT UM T I L DECEMBER FOR CITY WATER
HUNT CRITICIZES HELMS' ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
WATER-LINE PACT OK • 0
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP BACKS HUNT FOR SENATE
COUNCIL OKS RIVERCALE WATER LINE
CHILD RESCUEO
WENOY'S RESTAURANT
ATTEMPT TO BURN HOLE IN SAFE FAILS
FROM $70,000 LOAN TO A MARKET VALUE OF 11 BILLION PLUS
WEST AFRICA
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
AFRICAN MISSION: DURHAM MINISTER DESCRIBES CHRISTIANITY'S GROWTH
WEST DURHAM CHURCH OF GOO
ABC STORE GETS CHURCH SITE
WEST OURHAM LUMBER CO.
FIRM SUES TO DELAY EXPRESSWAY
LUMBER CUMPANY SEEKING TO STOP EXPRESSWAY WORK
CITY SEEKS DISMISSAL OF EXPRESSWAY SUIT
BAKRINGER DROPS SUIT TO BLOCK EXPRESSWAY
WEST OURHAM RECREATION CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
IT'S MAGIC
WEST GERMANY
SEE ALSO COLOGNE.
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DATE
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SAFIRE'S CRITICISM OF w. GERMANY WAS WRONG
WEST GERMAN OFFICIAL TO SCOUT TRIANGLE
RTP MAY ASSIST GERMAN CENTERS
WEST GERMANY, STATE AGREE ON ! TP OEAL
FRENCH SNUI3 TOO PETTY
KOHL SHOULD HAVE BEEN INVITFD
NUCLEAR WORRIES TAKC BACK SEAT
SOVIETS ORDER THE OOOR SLAMMED ON WEST GERMAN TIES
ARE CITIES A BANE TO POOR? STUDY AIMS TO FIND ANSWER
WEST POINT (U.S. ARMY ACA0EMY1
TOOMER NAMED TO WEST POINT
WEST POINT ACAOEMY SPORTS. FOOTBALL
ARMY REBUILDING IN YOUNG HANOI
MISTAKES GOT IN WAY OF DUKE EFFORT
WEST POINT MILL
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF WEST POINT
SEE ALSO MILLER'S HOUSE
SEE ALSO MILLS
THE ICE MAN
ENO GROUP A REAL ASSET
CITY SEFKS U.S. GRANT FOR WEST POINT WORK
TASTY SNACK
BECENTENNIAL DRAMA
PLAYING IT COCL
CHIMNEY REJFALS PIECES OF THE PAST
IT'S 40 ACRES OF THE 19TH CENTURY
ENO PARK PLAN INCLUOES THEATE'
•NIGHTTIME WONDERS'
•REVEN30ERS' ALMOST TURN OUT BATCHES OF MOONSHINE
MILLING. 'STILLING AT WEST POINT SUNDAY
BOB-BOBBING ALONG
MIDAFTERNOON MOONSHINING
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
WEST POINT ON THE FNO
SEE WEST POINT MILL
WESTFRN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
WESTERN ALAMANCE BANO TO BE IN GIMBELS PARADE
WESTERN CARULINA CFNTER
CENTER HELPS "ENTALLY HANOKAPPFO ARTIST DEVELOP TALENT
PANEL WILL PROBE DEATH
OFFICIALS CLEAR CENTER'S STAFF IN BOY'S DEATH
WESTFRN CAROLINA UNIV.
WCU PPOGRAM ACCREDITED
WESTERN CAROLINA GETS NEW CHANCELLOR
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV., STUDENTS
12 MAKE DEAN'S LIST
WESTERN CAROLINA ANNOUNCES GRAOS
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. BAS<ET3ALL
FURMAN SLIPS BY WESTERN
MCQUEEN ORCHESTRATES WULFPACK STOMP
N.C. STATE BLITZES WESTERN CAROLINA
WESTFRN CAROLINA UNIV. S°0RT5, FOOTBALL
TALENTED CATAMOUNTS FAVORED TT END FURMAN'S TITLE REIGN
WESTFRN ELECTRIC
ATLT BREAKUP CHANGES SYMBOL AND NAME OF WESTERN ELECTRIC
BURLINGTON FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR $9.6 MILLION
WESTERN FILM FAIP
SEE ALSO COWdOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
RALEIGH CLUB PLANS FOR WESTERN MOVIE FESTIVAL
B-WESTERN MUSEUM TO OPEN AT M1VIE FESTIVAL
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H
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9/07/84
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5
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H
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12/13/94
A
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s
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2/13/84
C
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9/28/94
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H
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9/30/84
L
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H
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1/20/84
n
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H
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1/23/84
A
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2/24/84
A
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3/26/84
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5/23/84
C
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6/17/84
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8/19/84
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10/19/94
r.
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P
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M
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7
11/09/94
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1
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P
N
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H
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11/12/94
B
1
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V
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11/12/84
(
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H
2
12/14/84
D
6
p
F
H 1 11/15/84 B 1
s
H
H
2
2
2
3/23/84 C
4/19/84 A
7/07/84 A
9
15
3
P F
N
N
H
H
2
2
5/04/84 A
6/09/84 C
21
2
N
P N
S
s
1
2
2/07/84 A
5/22/84 C
3
3
N
N
H 2 1/22/84 C 3 N
H 2 12/09/84 C 1 N C49
S 2 12/10/84 Oil N
H 2 8/26/84 G 7 P N
H 1 1/07/84 B 1 N
H 1 3/31/84 C 1 N
2 ■ 3/30/94 0 1 I
2 6/29/84 0 12
U H60
N H60
.
' '
—
MONTHLY/AN
N U 4 L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
WESTERN FILM FAIR SHOWING FIRST-EVER PROFITS
WESTERN HARNETT HIGH SCHOOL SPORTSt BaSkETPall
JORDAN WHIPS W. HARNETT. ENTE'S CRUCIAL ROAD SWING
WESTERN MIDDLE SCHOOL
ALAMANCE SCHOOL HONORED
WESTERN PACIFIC INDUSTRIES. INC.
CONE MILLS DISCLOSES PLAN TO = IGHT TAKEOVER
CONE MILLS DEAL PROPOSED
WESTERN TEMPORARY SERVICES
GOBLINS ANO WITCHES
GHOULISH GARB
WESTGATE IC0MM1INITVI
DURHAM MAY AD" «74 MILLION WHEN TWO NEW AREAS ANNEXFD
CEREMONY TJ MARK OPENING ]F UNIVERSITY DRIVE EXTENSION
EXTENSION PAVES WAY FOR 831 H3USING UNITS
WESTGATE ASSOCIATES
PARKWAY PROCEDURE 05AWS FIRE
COUNCIL VOTES FOR KING HOLIDAY
PAYMENT ON LAND OELAYED
PANEL REVWES PARKWAY OEBATE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
FAYETTEVILLE TO GET PLANT
WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
SEE ALSO SCIENCE
2 SCIENCE. "ATH STUOENTS WIN CONORS
STUOENTS GET HONORS
WESTMINSTER CO.
TOWNHOUSES PLANNED for HOPE VALLEY area
WESTWOOO CFMETERY
SEE CARRBORO, N.C.
CEMETERIES
WESTWOOO GOLF COURSE
DURHAM TO LOSF PAR-3 FOR EXPRESSWAY
WETLANOS
WETLANUS PROTECTION TAKES A TJRN FOR THE 9ETTFR
WEYERHAEUSER CO.
MOORE kOOD PLANT CANCELEO
FIRM SHOWS CIVIC PRIDE
WEYMOUTH ESTATE
SEE JAMES BOYO ESTATE
WHALER INN BEACH CLUB
BEACH CLUB INVESTORS WITHOUT DEEDS MAY NOT HAVE CLAIMS
CHECK FIRST. BUY LATER
CONDO BUYERS »»» SAVE INVESTMENTS
BFACH CLUB CLOSES ITS DOORS
COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
WHALES
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
JUST 40 TONS OF BLUBBER
SCHOOL CHILDREN SEE WHALE CARCASS
5 RIGHT WHALES SEEN OFF N.C.
WHALE WASHES IN AT N.C. BEACH
WHALE OF A CONCERT
THE GREENPEACE WHALERS
whfaT
SEE ALSO GRAIN
STATE WHEAT RECORD SET AT PERSON FARM
WHEAT RECORD SET IN PERSON
WHEELCHAIRS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. WHEELCHAIR PAGEANT
ORANGE HIGH GETS tlDO.000
SCHOOL TO BE MAOE ACCESSIBLE
WHEELS. INC.
SEE ALSO POLLER SKATING
RINK ROBBED OF SOUND. CASH
DURHAM OFFICERS ORGANIZING PA1 TY FOR NEEDY CHILDREN
ROLLER DERBY?
WHEELS SKATING RINK
SEE WHEELS. INC.
WHEN I TALK TO GOO (BOOK I
PUBLISHING F0» CHILDREN IS "GIATIFYING EXPERIENCE-
WHEN THE UAT^R SMOKES I BOOK I
NANDEPLUST INVITES NATURE u^^ COLOR. SOUNO. TASTE. SMELL
WHIPPOORWILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
CITY »EC CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
rtHIPPOuPWILL CHAMPS
PLAY WALL!
YAWN!
..HlPPrtOPWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL Champions
DURHAM'S "UNSUNG HEROES"
wHIPPO'JR WILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
COSMOS CITY CHAMPIONS
COUGAR Champs
WHIPPOORWILL PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS. OURHAM
OURHAM'S "UNSUNG HEROES"
WHI SKEY
SEE ALCOHOL
WHISTLERS CONVENTION
WHISTLERS CONVENTION WILL BE HELD TODAY
CALIFORNIA WHISTLER IS GRAND CHAMPION
WHI STLES
NCNB ANALYSTS SAY CONSUMER SPENDING MIGHT REBOUND SOON
WHITAKFR GLEN
PAGE 778
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N E
P 0
DATE
H 2 8/24/84 D 7
S T T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
N HfeO
H 2 2/08/84 B 4 P N C36
H 1 1/27/84 B 1 N
H 2 l/U/94 C •> N
H 2 3/02/84 A 6 N
S 2 10/27/84 A 1 P P "66
S 2 10/27/84 A 3 P P M66
S 2 8/17/84 A 1 M N K90
H 2 11/08/84 B 2 N L41
S 2 11/17/84 A 3 N C60
4
S 2 4/10/84 C 1
H 2 4/18/84 B 1
S 2 4/18/84 C I
H 2 8/28/84 6 1
H 2 1/05/84 A
N K90
N S51
N K90
N S51
H 2 1/18/84 B 5 N
S 2 1/18/64 C 1 N CO*
H 2 11/06/84 A
H 2 9/02/84 B 6
H 2 2/26/84 C 12
N C49
U W60
H 3 5/25/94 8 1 N
S 2 U/13/84 A 4 E
S 2 7/25/84 A 20
S 2 8/06/84 A 4
S 2 8/14/84 3 8
S 2 8/27/84 A 2
H 2 10/21/84 D 14
2 1/19/84
2 1/18/94
2 3/29/84
2 7/19/84
2 10/25/84
2 11/10/84
2 3/30/84 C 11 N
2 9/02/84 C 19 N
H 3 7/04/84 C ION 846
S 2 7/04/84 C 9 N
H 2 2/01/94 B I
H 2 12/14/84 8 5
S 2 12/18/84 A 2
H 2 11/25/84 D 3 P U H45
H 2 1/29/84 0 3 p R R76
2/21/94
3/31/94
4/07/84
6/12/84
6/26/84
9/14/94
9/27/84
11/15/84
I 1/20/64
11/30/84
11/30/84
2 P P
9 P P
K30
T37
737
K90
K30
S 2 12/01/84 A 10 P P
H 2 11/15/84 A
H 1 4/21/84 B 1
H 2 4/23/84 A 8
H 2' 10/07/84 D
M66
M66
M66
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
l/0l/8<t - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
RETIREMENT CO-PLEX IS BEING BJILT
WHITE COLLAR CRP'ES
SEE ALSO PUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SFE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUO
WHITE-COLLAR CRIME SEEN RISING IN N.C.
12 ARE SENTENCED IN CAR-WRECK INSURANCE SCHEME
WHITE-COLLAR CRIME BEAT KEEPS OETECTIVE BUSY
DETECTIVE SAYS CARELESSNESS. LACK OF CONCERN LEAO TO WHITE COLLAR CRIME
THE WHITE DOE (OANCEI
MODERN DANCE TO HAVE
WHITE HOUSF
TWO N.C.
PLACE AT FESTIVAL
TURKEYS TO VISIT WHITE HOUSE
WHITE HOUSE EASTER EGG HUNT
A NEW LOW FOR POLITICS
WHITF LIGHTNING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
WHITE OAK PROPERTIES
CARRROUO BOARD OKS PLANNED SUBDIVISION
OEVFLOPER MAY BUILD 14 NEW HOMES IN CARRdORO
COURT RULES DEVELOPER'S APPEAL TARDY
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
AOD CHOIR TO MRS. SPAULDING'S CONTRIBUTIONS
WHITESTOCK CORP.
IF GENERIC CIGARETTES WERE A BRAND,
WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
WHITNEY SHOWS MODERN ART IN RALEIGH
WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX
SEE ALSO INFLATION, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO INFLATION, U.S.
N.C. WHOLESALERS REPORT SALES UP
WHOOPING COUGH
INFANTS FACE WHOOPING COUGH VACCINE SHORTAGE
WHYNOT. N.C.
CHOOSING WHYNOT AS NAME ENOEO CONTROVERSY IN TOWN
WICKER CAUGHT HER IMAGINATION
THEY WOULO BE TIED FOP SIXTH IN U.S.
PAGE 779
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N E EL
P D DATE C PG L
H 2 1/29/84 C 12
2/23/84 C
8/16/84 A
9/11/34 B
9/11/8". B
5/30/34 0
11/15/34 A
11/26/84 A
N S82
N
N
N W66
N
E
3
2
3
9/12/84
9/12/34
11/29/84
S
A
s
1
7
L
N
N
N
H90
H90
2
1/12/B4
A
4
L
2
11/25/8*
a
8
N
L41
2
10/11/84
0
3 P R
»15
12/25/84
10/03/84
15
16
9/01/84 B 16
H 2 6/15/84 B 2 P F J40
H 2 1/17/B4 B 1 0 U
H 2 4/16/84 A 10 N
H 2 12/10/B4
S 2 12/10/84
4/05/94 A 16
8/04/84 C 1
8/04/84 C I
H 2 4/06/84 C
the way things are
hospital gives wigs to cancer patients
wilco service station
thieves strike sunoay at two vilco service stations
gunman robs durham convenience store
wild animals
see also wildlife rescue and rehabilitation network (wreni
large cat seen in w i nston- sale m
netwo°k uf volunteers acts to rescue hurt wild creatures
wildlife quiz
wild turkeys
see also turkeys
turkey season opens satur0ay
wildfrness areas. n.c.
see also camping (see also names of camps'
see also coastal development, n.c.
see also forests, n.c.
see also wildlife conservation
hflms should back n.c. wildfrness act
helms is threatening n.c. wlderness act
helms shouldn't change <a il der^i ess bill
senate panel oks bill to increase wilderness
wilderness bill compromise criticized by some groups
price. impact too steep for planned access »0a0
hunt praises action on wildermess bills
hunt: wiloernfss bill is maj01 breakthrough for n.c.
reagan signs bill aoding to wiloernesses in n.c.
park service proposes n.c. islano wilderness
wilderness urged for barrier island
u.s. house to study horsepasture project
federal government to provide $786,000 for state's pruchase of mas3nb0r0 h 2 10/05/b4 a 13
wiloerness areas, u.s.
see also alaska
see also sierra club
less wiloerness land expected to be proposed in great smokeys
hunt praises action on wilofr^iess bills
H
7
1/31/34
A
4
1
H
7
2/29/B4
A
4
1
H
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3/06/B4
A
&
1
H
7
3/29/84
A
1 1
u H
H
I
4/06/B4
A
8
N
S
/
4/06/84
4
4
h
H
7
5/04/B4
A
?n
N
s
/
5/04/B4
A
in
N
H
/
6/21/84
A
H
N
s
2
7/03/84
A
7
N
H
?
7/04/84
(.
i
N
s
2
10/04/84
L
1
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3/27/84 A o
5/04/84 A 20
WILDFRNESS CONSERVATIUN
SEE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
WILOELOwERS
SEE ALSn FLOWERS
ENO WILOFLOWER HIKES TO BEGIN ON MARCH 11
WILOFLOWER SALE SET
WILDFLOWER HIKE PLANNED
MR. THOREAU VS. THE COURTS
WILOLIFE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY WILDLIFE CLUB
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILOLIFE FEDERATnN
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE SANCTUARY
STUDY EXAMINES WILOLIFE KNOWLEDGE
OOVF SEASON UNDER ANALYSIS BY COMMISSION
LAST CHANCE TO REMEMBER WILDLIFE ON '84 TAX RETURN
WILDLIFE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
GUNSHOT HITS VEHICLE OF N.C.
s 7
2/15/84 C
9
N
<i 7
4/26/84 0
5
N
H 7
5/31/84 C
1 1
N
H 2
9/25/84 A
4
E
w ILOLIFE OFFICER
WILDLIFE RESCUE ANO REHABILITATION NETWORK (WRENI
SEE ALSO WILO ANIMALS
SHE CARES FOR WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
2 2/17/84 C 5 U W60
2 3/09/84 C 2 N W60
2 4/16/84 B 12 N
H 2 12/07/84 B
S 2 ' 9/13/84 D 3 P E B71
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/B4
SU3JECTS
SEE ALSO ALLIGATOR RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
SEE ALSO ENOANGERED SPECIES
SEE ALSO matTamuSKEET NATIONAL WILOLIFE REFUGE
PROTECT ENOANGERED SPECIES - SNAKES. TOO
120. OOG ACRES GIVEN for WILDLIFE REFuGE
NEW REFl'GE MANAGEMENT UP IN AIR
I-PACT OF LAND GIFT BUESTT0NE3
GENEROUS GIFT ENSURES PRESERVATION OF REFUGC
DONATION GIVES LIFE TO N.C. WILDLIFE REFUGE
FOR NEARLY EXTINCT RED WOLF. } ARE REFUGE »AV IE LAST HOPE
UILOMOOD
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD DELAYS ACTI ON ON ZONING REOUFST
WILKERSON'S GROCERY
GPJCERY ROBBED
THIEVES HIT THREE BUSINESSES
WILKES COUNTY, N.C.
AGENCY SAYS WILKES COUNTY MUST REPAY 170,000 TO STATE
WILKES COUNTY WEN CONVICTED IV DRUG TRIAL
TWO HEN CONVICTED OF DRUG SMUGGLING
MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY SEIZED. TO 'E SOLD
WILKES COUNTY JAIL
FIVE PRISONERS ESCAPE FRO" WILKES COUNTY JAIL
WILLIAM AND "ARY COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
D'JKE VS. WCM: a GOOD NEWS. BA"- NEWS DEAL
DFVILS SCALP INDIANS
DUKE SCORES EARLY KNOCKOUT
WILLIAM B. UNSTEAO STATE PARK
SEE U"STEAO STATE PARK
WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HIlL. AWARDS
COATES RECEIVES SPECIAL UNC HONOR
CPATES RECEIVES wILLIAM DAVIE AWARD
DUKE BUSINESS DIVISION GIVES 1WAR0 TO DIXON
COATS TRULY A UNC 'GIANT-
WILLIAM T. WATKINS SAFETY CENTER
SEE 3UTNER PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT.
WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (BURLINGTON. N.C.I
HIGH SCHOOL IN COMPETITION
WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. fjotbalL
williams cranks it up. knocks off panthers
williams senior high school sports. golf
williams blisters field for golc championship
willia-sau'g. virginia
old williamsburg welcomes disa6le0
colonial williamsburg...
willie m. programs
see also children, emotionally oisturbep
rocky roao to group home can 3e avoioeo
e^misten legal opinion dubious
weekeno foster families give troubled youths special support
willow creek apartments
bono sale to aid housing in djrham
willow terrace
restaurant promises
'REASONAB.E' EFFORT TO REPLACE TREES
WILLOwDAILE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
17 MILLION SHOPPING CENTER PUNNED IN CITY
CITY CONSTRUCTION HITS 513 "ILLION
MILLOWOAILE TO GET FIRST TENANT
WILLS
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
2 ENTER GUILTY PLEA IN CASTLE'ERRY CASE
NURSE GETS SERVICE fine
MAN'S ESTATE LEAVES 1160.000 TO HOSPITAL
SCORN IS HIS INHERITANCE
WILMINGTON, N.C.
SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
WILMINGTON PORT RAIL LINK UPS5TS CARTERET OFFICIALS
FILM PREMIERE
CRUISE SHIP WILL BE SAILING FROM WILMINGTON
■HOLLYwCOO EAST'? YOU BET
FILM made IN WILMINGTON IMPRESSES AREA RESIDENTS
SHIP AO SENT TO WRONG WILMINGTON
N.C. FILM CORP. EIPANDS TO 32 ACRCS
WANTED: A PASSEL OF CHINESE F^LK AT NEW WILMINGTON wOVIE STUDIO
LEAPING NORTH ATLANTIC SHIPPING LINE TO CALL AT WILMINGTON PORT
WOMAN WHO DIE" AT SEA BURIED IN WHISKEY CASK
N.C. DOCTOR MAY HAVE BEEN THE LAST DUELING VICTIM
THE 'HUNTED' find SECURITY ON GYM FLOOR
WINOS HIT 135 mPh ON COAST
DIANA STILL THREATENS N.C. COAST
FICKLF TUNA KEPT THEM PLAYING A WAITING GAME
TAFT VISIT TO WILMINGTON REWE"BEREO
WILMINGTON CITY COUNCIL
WILMINGTON REPEALS BLUE LAW
WILMINGTON JOURNAL (NEWSPAPER I
PAROLE BEING CONSIOEREO FOR N-wSPAPER BOMPER
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAM?* OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
CJMP LEJEUNE COMMANDER SAYS B« SE SECURITY SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN TESTED
SECURITY SAIO TIGHTER NOW AT Camp LEJEuEN
wilson. n.c.
3 firemfn hurt in wilson 9laz =
downtown wilson damaged by fire
wilson counting losses from fire
wIlson building hit by tornadt
wilson construction co. (salisbury. n.c.i
contract awarded for a. 2 miles of interstate 40
wilson county, n.c.
pornography material reported seized
wilson fike high school sports. 8asket»all
PAGE 790
1/14/95
3/08/94 A
3/16/94 A
3/27/94 A
3/27/P4 A
3/29/9". A
12/06/94 A
12/23/84 B
H 2 3/14/84 A
5/07/84
3/21/8*
5/04/R4
7/26/64
7/27/84
12/16/84
3
14
H 1 7/31/84 9
11/29/94
11/29/34
11/29/B4
N 371
N Mt4
N F25
S ? 10/2O/B4 a i
H 2 10/21/84 A 14
H 2 10/25/84 A 1°
S 2 11/09/94 A 4
H 1 2/17/84 BIN
H ? 9/29/84 B 2 N C36
H 2 5/23/84 B 2 P N C36
S 2 6/02/94 A 5 U
S 2 12/20/84 D 5 P P M6k
H 2 6/16/94 A
H 2 U/Dl/94 A
S 2 11/23/84 6
1
E
L
F J06
S 2 11/14/94 A I N M69
H 3 11/14/84 S 1 N W36
H 2 6/09/94 C 1 N L41
S 2 8/06/84 A 1 N C60
S 2 12/14/94 A 1 N C60
S 2 1/19/B4 C 1 N
S 2 1/20/84 A 3 N
H 2 3/18/B4 C I N
h 2 12/13/84 A 4 E
1 '13/84
3/03/84
3/16/84
3/22/B4
5/07/84
5/16/R4
7/14/94
7/26/34
8/07/84
8/30/84
9/J6/94
9/12/94
9/12/B4
9/12/94
9/13/94
11/06/84
3
23
5
J50
J50
981
L41
H 2 11/22/84 a 11
H 2 3/05/B4 C
•*
2/29/94
3/02/84
6/06/84
6/06/94
6/J7/84
6/07/84
3
13
11
11
H 2 4/21/B4 8 I N 046
H 2' 9/01/94 A 10 N
MONTHLY/!
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 7HI
1/14/85
CES AFTER STORM
POP STORM PATH
0 ANO PRAYED AND PRAYED.
E
OOR'
N
fuf's reid eyes seventh stat' title
fike last obstacle to person's bid
wilson pike tops person for 4- a crown
durham high rally falls short against wilson fike
kilson police dept.
wilson policeman slightly wounoeo
wimbledon, englano
see also great britain
some sporting notes
ruoenfss earns ouster
wind-chill facto"
see also weather, u.s.
wino chill makes cold pinch o?eper
wind oamage
see also hurricanes
see also thunoerstopms
see also tornados, durham
see also weather, durham
gusty winds, rain, snow hit state
wind topples radio towep
high winds oamage warehouse
high winds wreck homes in durh
area "esioents pick up the p if
march winds rip parts of area
tornaoo damage?
hunt will seek disaster status
tornado victims: -angela pray;
governor tours •horrible- scem
'wino just ploweo me out the 1
in crisis, rural folks pitch i
oeath, destruction came in da}
tornado victims survey oamage:
hunt asks feoeral aid
tornado-ripped tap heels begp'
6 n.c. counties disaster areas
safe: -goo just got them out •
tar heels respond nobly to s to
volunteers begin clearing 0f8>
help pours in as 2 more coumti
two more counties get oisaste^
oisaster centers open today
minor injuries reported; cars,
their shopping trip became n is
four mope n.c. counties oecla=
virginia governor urges aio f-
storm oamage
tornaoo strikes ourham
eye oamage
flim-flam warnings continue a=
business damage may hit 1400,0
bla»e oamage on funnel
tornado victims linf up for ai
cleanup work continues at dama
tornaoo: a generation erased
storm helpers also heroes
some storm losses won't 3e »es
thank you... i advert i sementi
public safety ufficfrs did the
stopm oamage to museum pegged
storms took toll on n.c. timp,-
thanks for good clean-up job
storms pound state
cpcl lists oamage from storms
tornadoes blamed for some dama
storm oamage
12,000 lose power in ourham
unc dorm roof hit
damage to dorm roof estimated
winds and rain tatter taylorsv
winds topple trees in harnett
five mobile h^mes damaged by w
oamage estimate at 125 million
damage assessment begins
diana: damage less than pilkey expec
winomills
see also energy sources, alternatives
windmill blaoes find home
KNESS
PATROLS CONTINUE
REMOVING DEBRIS
RM VICTIMS' NEEDS
IS from RFO SPRINGS
ES GET OISASTER TAG
STATUS
STORES 0AMAGE0
HMARE WHEN WINDS CAME
EO DISASTER AREAS
R TOKNAUO VICTIMS
TER TORNADOES
00
GED AUTO CENTER
IR JOBS WELL
AT «4,000 TO «5.000
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ILLE
AND BUILDING IN WAKE
INOS
THE WINDOW MAN
THE WINOOW MAN:
HE CAME TO DURHAM TO DIES ANO STAYED...
WINOOWS
SEE ALSO STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
TREAT YOUR WINDOWS TO ENERGY
ABOVE IT ALL
WINOSOR KNOTS
WINOSORPHILIA GFTS
EM BY THE THROAT
WINE
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO DUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO GRAPES
WINE mav BE SLIPPING UP ON LI2U0R, BEFR ORINKING
JABOULET CONTINUES A FAMILY TRADITION
TAR HEELS ARE DRINKING MORE WINE NOWADAYS
WINE TASTING
TAR HEELS ARE DRINKING MORE WINE NOWAOAYS
WINERIES, N.C.
SFE ALSO CAROLINA WINERIES CORP.
SEE ALSO OUPLIN WINE CELLARS
N.C. WINERY PLANS TO HOLD CONTEST
COMPANY HIRED TO BUILD WINERY NFAR ROSE HILL
WORKMEN HUKRY TO GET WINERY RF AOY
16. » MILLION WINERY IS BEING COMPLETED AT 3ILTM0RE ESTATE
WINGATE COLLEGE
WINGATE LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
WINGATE GRADUATES
WINh-OIXIE (LOEHMANN'S PLAZAI
GUNMAN ROBS WlNN-OIXIE STORE
WINN-DIXIE (SHANNON PLA2AI
WINN-DIXIE ROBBED
WINN-DIXIE (UNIV. MALLI
TWO ARMED MEN ROB WINN-OIXIE STORE
P 0
DATE
S T
E L
C PG L
P BYL
H 2 3/23/84 C 3 N C36
H 2 3/24/84 D 1 N C36
H 2 3/25/84 C 1 N C36
H 2 12/15/84 0 1 P N B71
H 2 10/05/84 A
6/26/84 B
6/27/84 A
U 07 1
E
S 2 1/14/P4
H 2
2/28/84
A
1
N
H 1
2/28/84
11
1
P
p
S 2
2/28/84
A
1
o
N
C60
« 2
3/21/84
A
1
p
N
K9D
H 2
3/22/84
A
1
N
A54
H 2
3/22/84
B
1
p
o
M66
S 2
3/22/84
C
1
o
P
T37
H 2
3/30/84
A
1
p
N
H 2
3/30/84
A
1
N
L30
H 2
3/30/84
C
S
N
H 2
3/30/84
C
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
c
9
N
H 2
3/30/84
B
1
p
P
S 2
3/30/84
A
1
p
N
S 2
3/30/84
A
6
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
I
N.
H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
S 2
3/31/84
A
4
E
5 2
3/31/84
A
1
N
H 2
4/02/84
B
I
N
H 2
4/03/84
A
12
N
S 2
4/03/84
C
3
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
1
•1
A54
H 2
4/05/84
A
1
p
N
M51
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 3
N
H 2
4/05/84
A
1 3
N
H 2
4/05/84
B
1
p
P
S 2
4/05/84
A
1
p
N
C60
S 2
4/05/84
c
1
p
P
C56
S 2
4/05/84
c
3
N
H 2
4/06/84
A
1
p
N
L41
H 2
4/06/84
A
I
N
A54
H 2
4/06/84
A
9
N
S 2
4/06/84
A
1
N
C60
H 2
4/07/84
A
1
N
S 2
4/07/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/09/84
B
12
'l
H 2
4/11/84
A
3
A
H 2
4/1 1/84
A
4
E
H 2
4/1 1/84
C
1
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
15
N
H 2
4/12/84
A
5
L
H 2
4/1S/84
A
I
N
E75
H 2
4/17/84
A
9
N
H 2
5/08/84
A
12
N
H 2
5/00/84
A
7
p
p
H 2
5/09/84
c
I
N
S 2
5/10/84
c
1
N
H 3
5/11/R4
B
1
N
H 2
7/06/84
B
4
N
H 1
7/28/84
C
1
N
H 2
8/10/84
C
5
N
H 2
9/14/84
A
1
p
N
H 2
9/15/84
A
1
p
N
H 2
9/17/84
B
1
o
N
H 2 1/11/84 C 5 P P
H 2 7/29/84 D 12 P B L41
H 2 4'27/84 B 2 P F M95
H 2 10/28/84 B 1 P P T37
H 2 7/15/84 B 1
H 2 3/25/84 A 7 N
H 2 6/07/84 C 1 P F J40
H 2 6/14/84 C I P F H45
H 2 6/14/84 C 1 P F H45
H 2 5/03/84 A 22
H 2 5/18/84 A 7
S 2 8/02/84 C 4
H 2 8/03/84 A 6
S 2 l/28/°4 A 16
S 2 5/23/84 C 1
H 2 9/15/84 B t
H 2 7/03/84 B 1
H 3 3/06/84 C 1
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
'.2/31/3".
SUBJECTS
"AGE 782
1/14/85
GROCERY STOKE ROBBED
TWO CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
WINNING
THE WINNING SPIRIT
WINSTON 500
SEE A1S0 STOCK CAR RACING
BUSTING HIS HYDE: VETERAN GRAHO NATIONAL CREW CHIEF RETURNS...
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
SEE ALSO SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT
NEW HOTEL OPENS IN WINSTON-SALEM
AIRPORT STILL LOOKING FOR JET SFRVICE
WINSTON-SALEM JOB SEEKERS L I NF UP FOR TEMPORARY WORK
WOMAN DIES IN FIRE, 11 PERSONS ESCAPE
WINSmN-SALEM STAGES MAJOR DRJ G BUST
12 APARTMENTS DESTROYED BY FIRE
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, MAYOR'S OFFIC=
ALOERMAN: JACKSON WIN COULD SPUR mayOPAL BIO
winston-salem journal-sentinel [nejspaperi
copy editor is stabbed to death
copy editor stabbfo to reath
police find nfw leads in copy editor stabbing
police get leads in reporter's death
colleagues reme-ber slain copy eoitcr
rewaro is posted in slaying 0= editor
man charged in copy editor's beath
friends say murder suspect innocent
police sent to wrong place after attack un copy editor
winston-salem police dept.
ey-policeman gets susp6nde0 sentence
fok-e" vice souao leader sentenced
police to try ultralight
w[nston-salcm police to test ultralight airplane
police chief resigns
police plane grounded
city official says dispatchfr erred in assault case
winston-salem gets new chief ">f police
winston-salem red soy
see also carolina league
spirits hano bulls another opening night loss, 3-2
bulls bow in opener
aviles, mortillaro give bulls twin shutouts
winston-salem schools
see winston-salem/forsyth county schools
winston-salem spirits
see also carolina leaguf
bulls' "ats uuiet again in 7-1 ljss
bulls explode by spirit*. 9-2
bulls come alive at lat, whip w-s 9-2
2ie«'s perfect ninth nails down bulls' win
rosariu provides bulls spark in win over spirits. 10-4
tumpane's power lifts bulls
all contributing in bulls' streak
improved infield defense secr! t to bulls' success
impooved infield defense secrft to bulls' success
spirits' parkins no-hits bulls
aviles stops spirits, 5-0
aulls whip spirits, 5-3, inch closer to first-half crown
bulls oeflate spirits, move within ? games of title
bulls can win division title tonight
spirits use hdmers to slip by bi'lls. 10-6
nfufnoorff, knox pace bulls' win
bulls defeat spirits
leggatt stops rally, saves bulls
spirits-red sox marriage grows sour
spirit errors help bulls win
bulls struggle to escape slump
barger roosts bulls with pitching effort
familiar crew sparks bulls' win over spirits
griffin, childress hrs power bulls py spirits
assenmacher. bulls drop 2-1 oecision
greenwell powers spirits past bulls
cappaoonna pitches spirits to 5-4 victory
barger exits early in loss
play at plate gives uurham 5-4 victory
bulls slide past spirits
lamb gets 10th victory in bulls' win
lamb, bulls cruise past winston-salem
bulls fall, despite 3-hi tte"
winston-salem tops bulls, 3-2. with homf runs
winston-salem downs durham on home runs
bull staff weak as long week begins
winston-salem state univ.
see also black colleges
see also piedmont trijo
mooresville sculptor keeps promise
auoitors: winston-salem university lost 110.000 in interest
winston-salem state chancello' to leave
winston-salem state univ. sports. basketball
bighouse: gaines' passion to 'eahc ano win s t i ll ... fortune
luck of irish goes to gamecoc< s
winston-salem state univ. sports, "ootball
ciaa showduwn: roots of w-s state-central rivalry extend to coaches
eagles ready for ciaa showdown
central gorfd by rams
eagles silenceo on ano off f 1= ld
w-s state hands central night-are loss
calvin davis air show rescues eagles
WINSTUN-SALEM SYMPHONY
WINSTON-SALEM SYMPHONY MANAGE! RESIGNS
WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOO. S
FORSYTH SCHOOLS: PARKING OEPENDS ON CAR SEARCHES
FORSYTH SCHOOLS BAN SMOKING BY STUDENTS
SMOKING BANNED IN FORSYTH SCHOULS
WINT=K
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF HONTHSI
WINTERFEST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
DUKE PLANS 'WINTERFEST'
WINTERFEST
WINTERI2ATI0N PRTG'AM
DATE
S
E
C
T T
L Y
PC. L P
3/07/84
3/15/84
A
B
13 N
1 N
8/17/84
A
4 E
H 2 5/03/84 D
6/21/R4
7/19/P4
8/09/84
10/07/84
10/24/84
12/06/84
22
3
2
S 2 5/11/R4 C
H
?
3/11/84
A
T
S
?
8/1 1/84
A
14
H
?
8/12/84
A
in
s
?
8/13/84
I
/
s
2
8/14/84
H
8
H
7
3/15/84
B
1 '
H
?
9/I5/B4
A
1?
H
2
9/17/84
A
9
H
2
9/21/84
A
11
S
7
5/22/84
A
8
H
?
5/23/84
A
8
H
2
7/07/84
A
1 >
H
■>
7/19/84
A
14
H
1
9/21/84
R
1
H
1
9/08/84
B
1
H
?
10/13/84
A
1 1
H
2
11/22/84
A
2 7
2 4/12/84 0 I N -71
2 4/12/84 B 1 N P55
2 4/13/84 C 1 N M71
H 2
5/04/84
C
1
N
C52
H 2
5/05/84
B
2
N
"71
S 2
5/08/94
A
8
N
P55
H 2
5/06/»4
B
1
N
-71
H 2
5/22/94
D
1
N
M71
H 2
5/23/94
B
2
P N
M7 1
S 2
5/23/84
0
1
P N
P55
H 2
5/24/84
0
I
N
M71
H 2
5/24/84
0
I
N
M71
H 2
6/08/94
c
I
N
H 2
6/09/84
D
1
N
H 2
6/10/°4
C
2
N
H 2
6/11/B4
a
2
N
S 2
6/11/84
D
2
N
H 2
6/22/34
C
1
N
H 2
6/23/84
a
2
N
S 2
6/23/84
A
8
N
H 2
6/24/84
c
1
N
H 2
6/24/84
c
9
N
M71
H 2
6/25/84
a
2
N
S 2
7/20/84
D
1
P U
B90
H ?
7/21/84
0
t
P N
-71
H 2
7/22/84
C
1
N
-71
H 2
8/05/84
C
I
N
-71
H 2
3/06/34
B
2
N
-71
S 2
8/06/84
0
4
N
890
H 2
8/07/84
B
2
N
C52
S 2
3/07/84
0
I
P N
890
H 2
8/03/84
9
2
N
C52
S 2
8/03/84
0
2
N
B90
H 2
B/24/P4
C
4
N
S 2
8/24/e4
0
2
N
S 2
9/25/84
A
10
N
H 2
8/25/e4
8
4
N
H 2 8/26/84 C 2
S 2 8/27/84 8 25
2 1/06/R4 D 7
2 2/09/04 C 6
2 7/07/34 A 12
1/26/84 0 I
2/05/84 C 2
9/14/84
9/14/84
9/16/34
9/15/84
9/17/84
10/01/84
N M7t
N 890
N -71
U -71
N 890
N
S 2 2/24/84 A
H 2 4/31/84
H 2 6/06/"4
S 2 6/11/84
S 2 12/20/34 D P
H 2 12/21/84 D 1
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 783
1/14/85
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY CHALLENGE HEATING FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO INSULATION
INSULATING
VOLUNTEERS HELP KEEP COLD OUT OF HOME
AGENCY TO WEATHERPROOF HOMES
SCHOOL PROJECT
WITNESS FOP PEACE
RELIGIOUS GROUP SEEKS PEACE F"> R NICARAGUA
GROUP SEEKS PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA
WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM
POLICE INFORMER IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY
WOLVES
GRAY WULF GETTING HOME AT MUSCUM
NEW WOLF
N.C. MAY BRING BACK RED WOLF
MUSEUM'S WOLF, 'VIRGINIA JOOLc . ' HEAD AT AGE 7
GRAY WOLF DIES
FOR NEARLY EXTINCT REO WOLF. 3ARE REFUGE MAY BE LAST HOPE
WO"ACK-KNIGHT ELECTRONICS
CITIZEN'S ALERT RESULTS IN ARRESTS
3R0 MAN ARRESTED, CHARGED IN ELECTRONICS FIRM BREAK-IN
THE WOMAN IN RED IFILMI
LONER WILOER TAKES
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
WOMEN, ABUSE
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, APTISTS
SEE ALSO CENTER/G»LLERY
MOMA CHANGING DIRECTION?
WOMEN, ATHLETES
SEE WOMEN. SPORTS
WOMEN, BANKS
SEE ALSO RANKERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. 1SEE ALSO 1AMES OF BANKSI
WOMEN MOVING UP IN NATION'S BANKS
WOMEN, BATTEREO
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO PUSIMESS AND PR
SEE ALSO PUSINESS EXECUT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS
SEE 4LS0 MINORITY WOMEN
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EXECUTIV
OFFICIAL SEES GAINS BY
SYSGEN INC.: AND FOR
A WOMAN'S TOUCH IS GOO
SURVEY: MEDIAN ATTORNE
SPAULOING PRAISES OURH
TAR HEEL'S IN-MIGRANT
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LAW
PROPOSED CITY ORDINANC
LAW WOULD MANDATE CONT
P»OPUSED CONTRACTS LAW
PROPOSAL STILL OMITS 0
CITY JOB QUOTAS A 'REP
CITY RACE, SEX QUOTAS
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MI
COUNCIL OKS LAW TO CUT
MINORITIES, WOMEN TO G
COUNCIL USES DEPLORAbL
QUOTA LAW OEBATE SCUTT
EXECUTIVES: SHREWD FIR
RDU FINDS JOB QUOTAS P
ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL 0
WOMEN, CAREERS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE 4LS0 CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING FOUCATION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. WOMEN
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR LAWS AFFECTING WOMEN. INC.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
NETWORK IDEA NEW
WARTIME 'ROSIE' TRIES WELDING AGAIN
A WOMAN'S PLACE. ..EVERYWHERE! SIX AREA WOMEN TALK APOUT WORK
FASHION DESIGNERS GO AFTER BUSINESS FROM CAREER WOMEN
MORE WOMEN ENTERING BANKING
WOMEN'S WORK IS DIFFERENT
HANDICAPPEO WOMEN LEARN HOW TO LIVE
WOMEN, CRIMINALS
SEE ALSO LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR MOTHERS IN PRISON (LAMP)
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PRISONERS
WOMEN RECEIVE LIGHTER PRISON TERMS
STUDY: WOMEN GET LIGHTER PRISON TERMS FOR FELONIES
ASSAILANTS AID ESCAPE FROM WOMEN'S PRISON
SEX OF CONVICTED KILLER SHOULO NOT BE AN ISSUE
EXECUTIONER CLAD IN "EQUAL RITES" T-SHIRT ICARTOONI
DURHAM ATTORNEY AIOS MOTHERS IN PRISON
TRADITIONAL OUTLOOK MAY MEAN MORE STRESS IN PRISON
WOMEN, DEATH SENTENCFS
SEE ALSO OEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
TALES OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
3ARFIEL0 WOULO BE THIRD N.C. dOMAN TO BE EXECUTED
WOMEN, OENTISTS
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DENTISTS. U.S.
IT BREAKS THIS DENTIST'S HEART TO PULL A TOOTH
WOMEN, EDUCATION
WHAT THEY GOT WAS NEW CONSCIOUSNESS
TIP PROGRAM GETS GRANT
WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
OFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS
IVES
"»N0 PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
ES
WUMEN
ER NEXT ADVFNTURE, SHE TURNED TO BUSINESS
0 FOR BJSINESS
YS' SAL*RY REACHED S53.000 IN '83
AM DELEGATION
SEEN HELPING STATE'S INDUSTRY TO OIVERSIFY
HEARING SET FOR MONDAY
E RESERVES WORK FOR FIRMS OWNED BY BLACKS, WOMEN
RACT QUOTAS
DRAWS 'RAISE, FIRE
ISABLEO
UGNANT' IDEA
WOULO C'EATE PROBLEMS
NORITY :0NT=ACT PLAN
WOMEN, BLACKS IN ON WORK
ET 25* OF BIG CITY CONTRACTS
E MEANS TO PASS ORDINANCE
LED
MS WILL EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, MINORITIES
OSE COSTLY PROBLEMS
PENS 0F= ICE IN PARK
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYl
1/17/R4
1/23/84
5/21/84
12/29/84
1/14/84
10/15/84
P S76
N JS6
N
P S76
N
N M69
H 2 10/28/84 B
7
3/14/84
A
q
?
3/29/84
H
/
?
5/15/34
H
h
?
7/13/84
A
1 7
r
7/14/84
A
1 4
2
12/23/84
B
A,
H 2 3/05/R4 C 3 N
H 2 3/11/B4 B 8 N
H 2 8/24/84 D
H 2 6/22/84 D 11
H 2 8/30/84 A 23
H
?
3/24/B4
r
1
N
1 10
H
?
7/0»/84
i)
o
P B
1 41
H
?
7/22/84
F
P F
.1*11
H
?
9/27/84
A
>\
P N
1 41
H
?
10/02/84
A
1 I
N
t 41
H
?
11/11/84
1)
1 /
N
1 4!
s
f
1 1/24/84
A
N
M69
H
r
11/27/B4
r
N
SSI
s
>
11/27/84
(
N
M69
s
?
11/29/84
r.
N
M69
H
?
ll/30/»4
A
1 1
N
SSI
s
?
1 1/30/84
A
L
H
?
12/02/84
r>
F
S
?
12/03/84
A
N
M69
H
?
12/04/84
H
N
S5I
s
?
12/04/84
A
N
M69
s
7
12/05/84
A
F
H
7
12/05/84
A
E
H
7
12/06/84
A
1 1
N
S
?
12/I4/e4
A
4
F
H
2
12/20/84
0
&
P N
L41
?
2/17/84 A
5 N
7
3/04/84 D
1 P F
( 19
/
5/13/84 E
I P F
P40
?
0/17/84 B
2 P F
H45
1
8/28/84 B
1 N
?
11/20/84 A
5 N
2
12/23/84 E
I » F
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
1/17/84
1/18/84
1/24/84
6/17/84
6/17/84
7/25/84
10/28/84 B 15
9/16/84 B
10/29/84 A
N
N
N
E
T H56
F S80
U 830
U L57
N
H 2 1/16/84 B 1 P G L30
8/03/84 B 2 P F HOI
12/13/84 C 1 N L38
MONTHLY/AN
I N 3 6 X
12/31/94
SUBJECTS
PAGE 784
1/14/95
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
BLUE CROSS HAS NET GAIN OF 7,100 IN FIRST OUARTFR
S350 MILLION AT STAKE IN THE GENERIC WAR
WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
CONFERENCE TOOAY ON WOMEN AND FITNESS
WOMEN, HIGHER EOUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
WOMEN'S COLLEGES SEEN THRIVING
WOMEN, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
...BUT SHE'S NO FIRST
WOMEN, JUDGES
SOUThfsn PINES wuMAN IS SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
WOMAN CHOSEN SUPERIOR COURT J'.iOGE FOR N.C.
WOMEN, LAWYERS
OURHAM ATTORNEY AIDS -"OTHERS IN PRISON
S I T
IE ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
H ? 5/27/94 D 13 P N L41
H 2 8/05/84 B 9 P N L41
H 2 12/06/84 A 7
H 2 7/3I/R4 A 13
H 2 7/13/84 A 4
H 2 3/24/94 A 9
S 2 3/24/84 A 1
S 2 7/25/84 A 1 P F S80
WOMEN, MFC"ANICS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPA IR
SEE ALSO MECHANICS
UNOFR WRAPS
WOMEN, MILITARY
NAVY MATRIAPCH IS COMPUTER WHIZ
WO.MFN EXCLUOED FROM STUDY
FEMALE VETERAN, 102, DIES IN J INSTON- SALEM
WOMEN, MINISTERS
SEE ALSO CHURCH WOMEN UNITED
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, D'JRHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
ASSISTANT MINISTER NA"ED AT OJKE
SOUTHERN BAPTIST RESOLUTION OPPOSES ORDAINING WOMEN
BITTER AT BAPTISTS? SEND LEADERS AN APPLE
DISAGREEMENTS CONTINUE AFTER 3APTIST CONVENTION FIGHTS
N.C. BAPTISTS SUPPORT TOBACCO, OROI'MTION OF WJ-EN
WOMAN CHAPLAIN AT SEMINARY UPSETS SOME N.C. BAPTISTS
SOUTHEASTERN SEMINARY HEAD SC3RES BAPTIST VOTE ON WOMFN
dAPTIST SEMINARY FACES RULE AGAINST WOMEN
WuMEN, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
LIBBA GOTTEN TO PERFORM HERE
THE OAY WAS HERS
WOMEN, PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
RESOLVE MAJOR ISSUES WITHOUT AMENDMENTS
WOMEN, PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
MADAHF SECRETARY: SARAH MORROW IS THE OOCTOR WHO BECAME SECRETARY...
WOMEN, POLICE
WOMAN FINOS NICHE I 'I LAW ENFORCEMENT
DEPARTMENT NEEDS FEMALE APPLICANTS
DURHAM HAS OWN 'ANNIE OAKLEY-
SEPARATE PSO STUDY URGED ON W3MEN AND BLACKS
WOMAN FIRST BLACK FEMALE STATE TROOPER
WOMEN, POLITICIANS
SEE ALS" "LACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NESRO WOMEN
SFE ALSO NATI'JNAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO POLITICIANS
A NEW KINO OF RUNNING MATE?
MRS. KKEPS TOUTED FOR VICE PRESIDENT
...'IT'S TIME WE (WOMENI GOT IGNORED WHERE IT COUNTS!' (CART00N1
GOOD POINT, POOR RHETORIC
TAR HEELS PRAISE monDAlE'S CH3ICE
HIS-HFR TICKET TRUE TO FORM FOR MONOALE
...BUT SHE'S NO FIRST
MOST PEOPLE SURVEYED CIVE OK FOR FERRARO
MONDALE'S CHOICE 90L0. °UT WOM • T ASSU°E VICTORY
...LAST THING. ..FOR WOMEN WAS THE SUSAN B. ANTHONY OOLLAR ICARTOONI
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
GENDER GAFFE AND IDEA THEFT
GENOER NOT MAIN ISSUE
QUALIFICATIONS MORE IMPORTANT THAN SEX
TWO-PARTY WOMEN
WUMEN, PRIESTS
SEE WOMEN. MINISTERS
WOMEN, PRISONERS
SEE ALS" N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO women, CRIMINALS
WOMEN RFCEIVE LIGHTER PRISON rEPMS
STUDY: women get lighter prisjn terms for felonies
PROGRAMS WILL FOCUS ON INMATES OF TWO N.C. PRISONS FOR WOMEN
PROGRAMS HELP FEMALE PRISONERS AOAPT
WOMEN IN PRISON TOPIC
WOMEN, SALARIES
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO SALARIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SALARIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
WOMEN'S COLLEGE PAY: CUT BELOJ MEN'S
OFFICIAL SAYS EDUAL PAY HOT ISSUE
KREPS SAYS WOMEN IN WORK F0RC7 HAVEN'T CLOSED SALARY GAP
EARNINGS YEARNINGS
FREE MARKET MAKING WOMEN'S PA< FAIRER
LEGISLATIVE GROUP STUDIES PAY EOUITY
WOMEN, SPORTS
SEE ALSO' ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO CREWING
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL IGEN'RAL HFAOINGI
SEE ALSO NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GULF TOURNAMFNT (WOMEN'S I
SEE ALSO N.C. WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO TITLE IX |FED. LFGISLAMON PR0HI1ITING SEX OISCRIM. IN INTERCOLLEG
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL I S t- ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
THEY ROW AS ONE: ROWERS EUPHORIA HAS HIGH PRICE IN BLISTERS
WOMEN, WAROENS
H 2 7/04/84 D 1 P P
S 2 2/17/P4 A 1 P F F3D
H 2 11/15/84 A 4 E
H 2 12/02/84 B 2 0
S 2
H 3
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
5/1 3/84
6/15/94
6/27/84
7/07/84
7/26/94
9/05/94
9/08/84
10/03/84
10
14
3/08/84 0 11 P N
3/10/94 C 1 P P S76
H 2 9/25/64 A
H 2 6/03/B4 E 1
3/02/94 B
3/02/84 B
3/05/84 A
3/15/94 A
10/10/84 C
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S 2 1/18/84 A 7
H 2 U/27/R4 B 4
S 2 U/27/B4 C 6
S 2 12/13/84 A 3
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H
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N N U A L
1/01/8*
INDEX
12/31/8*
SUBJECTS
PAGE 715
l/l*/85
N E
P 0
LIFE BEHINO BARS: "HOPE IS TMF DI FFFRFNCE "- WOME NS ' PRISON SUPERINTENDENT H 2
WOMtN, WRITERS
SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL WRITERS ROUNOTA9LE
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
N.C. WOMEN WRITERS FEATURED AT FESTIVAL
WOMEN-IN-ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
MOREHEAO HOUSE SETTING FOR BLACK-TIE PREMIERE
WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION
SEE TRIANGLE WUMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
20TH ANNIVERSARY
NEW OFFICERS
PUTTER CONCENTRATION
WOMEN INFANT AND CHILOREN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. NUTRITION
SFE ALSO NUTRITION
RFAGAN SHOULO WELCOME OATA ON FEEDING PROGRAM
HUNT AND HELMS' COMMITTEE CLASH UN SENATOR'S AGRICULTURAL RFCORD
HUNT UNVEILS AGRICULTURAL PLA1
NOW CRITICIZES HELMS ABOUT W IC PROGRAM
STATE HAS MALNUTRITION - EXPERT
WIC TEACHES FOOD SKILLS THAT JILL LAST A LIFETIME
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YWCA. DURHAM
JUDGES SELECT WINNING LOGO FOi YWCA
MEREDITH DURHAM WINS WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT MEDALLION DESIGN AWARD
NOMINATIONS SOON CLOSED
51 WOMEN NOMINATED FOR AWARDS
AWARD NOMINEES NAMED
WOMEN OF ACHIFVEMFNT LUNCHEnN IS POPULAR FyFNT
YWCA WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT LUNCHEON IS SOLO OUT
THE WINNER'S CIRCLE: SIX EARN OUTSTANDING WOMAN AWARDS
NOMINEES NOT L ISTEO
YWCA BOOSTS WOMEN
CAPACITY AUOIFNCE TURNS OUT TO HONOR WOMEN ACHIFVERS
WOMFN OF ACHIEVEMENT: YWCA, EMPLOYERS SALUTE WORKING WOMEN
DURHAM'S REMARKABLE WOMEN
ACADEMY AUCTION IS A PIG SUCCESS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT .
THEY GOT DRESSED UP FOR FESTIVAL WEEKEND
YMCA BEGINS PLANNING FOR 2ND AWARDS LUNCHEON
YWCA LAUNCHES 1985 EVENT
YWCA PLANNING PARTY NETS ENTHUSIASTIC C»OWO
SHAKESPEARE DRAWS CROWD FOR CANCER CENTER BENEFIT
YWCA STARTS ITS SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING WOMEN
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT NOMINATIONS SOUGHT
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MOOSE LODGE 20*5
NEW OFFICERS
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (SEE ALSO HEADI1
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERE'I
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL I GEN=
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SPORTS
A FIRST: ms. YOW HITS TOP 20 ?
corbin's ot shot lifts oepaul
unc upsfts no. 9 terps
ms. leake's basket lifts unc
unc frustrated over top 20 snj
state bumps off tfrps; tar hef
ms. brown leads tar heels to 6
linoa page paces state to wilt
virginia tups heels, takes ovf
ms. page leaos n.c. state ove)
duke women upeno tar heels
ms. richardson sparks tfrps pa
ms. brown's 21 sparks unc womf
ouke wumen stun wol^pack in ov
central women turn on lights f
central women win ciaa title
cavs lanu coach. player of yea
tresa brown tops acc coaches'
acc women's event opens in fay
tar heels edge clemson, 7*-73
unc women dodge upset
unc, state women gain final
uff the bottom: central's wom<=
unc wins women's tourney
union smashfs central women
tar hfel women await ncaa bid
unc, n.c. state women receive
unc womfn hold off st. john's
state women uown virginia
unc, state women draw tough nc
unc, n.c. state women bfgin rf
unc women losc in ncaa east r?
unc's brown heads team
world's best: state's yow lauo
unc, blue devils win tournamem
unc women roll
UNC'S ROYSTER, "EVILS' MORcLA'l
BLUE DEVIL WOMEN TRIP MARYLAND
THE GIT CRASHES HOOPS SCENE
GS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
CE, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
RAL HFAOINGI
OLL WITH THIRD TEAM
OVER CREIGHTON
LS WHIP GA. IFCH
9-61 WIN OVER CLEMSON
WIN
R ACC LEAD
UNC
ST 'PACK, 8*- 7 7
N OVER TECH
ERTIME
OR LATE SEASON
R
VOTE
ETTEVILLE WITH FIELD WIDE OPEN
N BOLT FROM CELLAR TO NCAA PLAYOFFS
NCAA BIDS
IN OVERTIME
AA FQES
GIONAL SEMIFINALS
GIONAL
S MILLER, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM
T GAMES
D START OFF SEASON WITH A BANG
, 68-58
WOMEN'S CENTFR
WORKSHOP SCHEDULEO
HEART PATIENTS SPOUSES FORUMS BEGINS TUESDAY
LEADERSHIP STYLES WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
KPEPS SAYS WOMEN IN WORK FORCE HAVEN'T CLOSED SALARY GAP
ELLA FOUNTAIN PRATT STAR OF OWN SHOW
SUPPORT GROUP FOR SINGLF WOMEN OFFERED
SUPPORT GROOP OFFEREO FOR WOMF N
WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S "- LU5S
WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR V- ACE AND FREEDOM
VIGIL MOVEO
WOMEN'S LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
•IF YOU THINK YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BETTER THINK AGAIN'
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
SEE ALSO MISSIONARIES
DATE
*/01/8*
BYL
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1/18/84
1/22/84
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2/17/84
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3/01/9*
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3/23/9*
3/27/8*
8/l*/8*
ll/2*/84
11/25/84
11/29/84
12/09/84
12/14/B*
N C52
N
N
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N
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N
N
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N C52
N C52
N C52
3/09/9*
3/31/R*
3/31/8*
6/02/9*
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11/10/9*
11/13/8*
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15
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/U4
INDEX
12/31/84
SUBJECTS
PAGE 756
1/14/95
NEW W.M.U. OFFICERS
WOMEN'S MOVE"ENT
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, WO"EN'S *OVE"ENT
'IF YOU THINK YOU'VE COME A LING WAY, BETTER THINK AGAIN'
AFRICANS ATTACK LEGAL. CULTIC GENDER TABOOS
A KEY YEAR FOR WOMEN
EXILED RUSSIAN FEMINIST CARRHS MFSSAGE ABROAO
WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB OF N.C.
SEE N.C. PRESS WOMEN
WOMEN'S PRISON
SEE N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FCP WOMEN
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO EOUAL "IGHTS AHENOMENT
DEMOCRATS ARE FAIRER TO WOMFN
THE MAN BEHIND THE WOMEN
WOOD
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO F 1RE-RETAR0ANI WOOO
SEE ALSO FIPEWOOO
SEE ALSO LUMBER INOUSTRY
TO8ACC0 GROWERS COULO SAVE USING WOOO CHIPS.
EXPERT SAYS
WOOO STOVES
SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
1? YEARS WITHOUT A FUEL BILL
MANUFACTURERS SAY NEW STOVES LESS POLLUTING
WOQOBRIOGE APARTMENTS
CARRBORO BOARD ANNEXES APARTMENTS
APARTMtNTS TO BE ANNEXEO
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON APARTMENTS
WOODCROFT
SHOPPING CENTFR WORK BEGINS
...DISCOVER A TRULY UNIQUE PCCE TO LIVE CALLED WOODCROFT IAD1
WOODCOOFT SHOPPING CENTER UNO= R WAY
LCM SAYS TEST GRANDS ARE DOING WELL IN WEST
OUT OF THE WOODS
WUODLAKE (HOL'SING AND COMMERCIAL P'OJECTI
WOOOLAKE PROPOSAL APPROVED
COUNCIL WAS HELPFUL
WOOOLYN TOWERS
SFE ALSO THE COMMONS AT WOOOLYN
CHAPEL HILL SETS HEARINGS TONIGHT
HOUSING HEARING SET
HIGH-RISE FOES CITE WATER SHORTAGE
HIGH-RISE DRAWS COMPLAINTS
WOODLYN TOwERS PROJECT BECOMES THE COMMONS'
DEVELOPERS BACK TO DRAWING POA RD ON WOOOLYN PLANS
FIRM WITHDRAWS PLAN FOR HIGH-^ISE
WOODPECKERS
SEE ALSO ei»DS
SCOUT TROOP WANTS TO PROTECT ) ARE BIRO
WOODWORKERS
WOOOEN 'VARMINTS' IN YARO GET MOTORISTS' ATTENTION
WOOLCO DISCOUNT STORES
12 MILLION IS AWAROED
WOOLLY WOKM RACES
WOOLLY WORM FESTIVAL PLANNED ">CT. 21
WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JOB CLUB
SEE ALSO J03 TRAINING
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
A BETTER JOBS APPROACH
WORK PROGRAM SAVING TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS
WORK RELEASE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY JAIL. WORK RELEASE
SEE PRISONS. N.C WORK RELEASE
WORKERS' COMP
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO U
SEE ALSO U
WORKER w
COMPENSA
GOVERNOR
WORKERS'
WORKERS'
NEW TRIA
APPEALS
SMALL BU
TELEPHON
SUPPORTS
ENSATIGN
_C. INSURANCE RATING 1UPEAU
NEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
NEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
INS CLAIM FOR MERCURY POISONING
TIO'I CONSIDERED
SAYS DISABILITY BENEFIT PROGRAM in MESS
COMPENSATION URGED F3R FARM LABOPERS
COMPENSATION OH FARMS DISCUSSEO
L ORDERED IN BOMB CASE
COURT RULES IN LUNG DISEASE CASE
SINESS OWNERS OPPOSE 'DOUBLE-DIPPING'
E COMPETITION BILL APPROVED
R5 SAY AMENOMENT COUL3 KILL BANKING BILL
WORK FARE
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
WORK PROGRAM SAVING TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS
WORKFARE: IS IT WORKING?
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD ELECTS 1LCON CHAIRMAN
ALAMANCE APPROVES PLAN FQR WO°KFARE
PERSON'S BOARD LKS AGREEMENT 4 I TH ARROWOOO
WORKING ISERI
SEE ALSO E
FLYING T
CAR SALE
IT PKEak
HE LIKES
HFR HAND
DRIVE0 'S
THIS °US
NONE CRO
HIS LIFE
FOCUS OF
MAN FROM
RADIO IS
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JUST WHA
HER JOB'
ARMY REC
BALLtT,
WINTER,
BALLOON
ESI
MPLOYMENT, N.C.
EACHER PETERSON'S wOR< IS 'NEVER BORING'
S MANAGER SAYS PEOPLE WANT TO DICKER
S THIS DENTIST'S HEART TQ PULL A TOOTH
THIS BLOOMING J03
S FLY WHEN YOU SAY, 'SET 'EM UP'
ED ACCIDENTS ARE RARF - BUT THEY HAPPEN
INESS'S MAIN INOREOIE1T IS MOM'S SECRET BARBECUE SAUCE
SS THE STREET UNTIL HE SAYS IT'S TIME
S WORK IS TO COMFORT
•BIG PICTURE' KEEPS CHANCELLOR BUSY
PIZZA LEANS ON ACCELcRATOR
PERSONALITY, DJ SAYS
HE TRIEO SALES. ..«.2 MILLION WORTH
T DOES ART MUSEUM CURATOR DO?
S MORE THAN BA8YSITTI1G
RUITER SAYS HE'S FOUN") HIS NICHE
JITTERBUG. WALTZ - IT'S ALL 'MOVING* FUN TO HER
SPRING, SUMMER, FALL— SHE FINDS COLORS THAT MATCH
SERVICE KEEPS HER HOPPING — AND SINGING
DATE
4/21/84
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S U B J E C
PUMPING GAS: OUT-OF-TOWM CUST3MCRS A LITTLE CRANKIER THAN MOST
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AT END OF SHOPPING "ALL RAINB3W IS ITS MANAGER
FROM ANTIOUcS TO WATER PURIFIER
BONDSMAN MUST LEARN TO SUE UP BAIL SKIPPERS
WORLD frOO
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BAKER FAVORITE FOR WORLD 600 'OLE QUALIFYING
RAIN HALTS QUALIFYING FDR WORLO 600: YARBOROUGH RECORDS FASTEST SPEEDS.
RAIN HALTS OUALIFYING FOR WORLD 600
TOURING THE EATING TRACK
GANT TOP QUALIFIER FOR WORLD SOD
LENGTH HIGHEST HUROLE IN CAPTURING WORLD 600
BONNETT LOOKS FOR WIN
WORLD 600: NO. 25 FOR WORLO 6D 0 . NO. 200 FOR PETTY?
BONNETT STILL IRATE AT RULING
ALLISON NUOGES WALT'IP, SPEED IN SPORTSMAN
WORLO 600 ATTRACTS POLITICAL CANDIDATES
ALLISON WINS WORLO 600 AS CALE'S ENGINE BLOWS
BEST OF FORTUNES SMILE ON ALLISON
CHARLOTTE'S SLICK SURFACE TOPS ON DRIVERS' HATE LIST
ALLISON CLAIMS 3RD WORLD 600 TITLE
WORLO CARS IPOOKI
•WORLD CARS' TEMPTING TO DREAMER
WORLD DEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
A HOUSE OF CARDS AS A BANK F07 FOREIGN LOANS (CARTOONI
BANKERS CREATED THEIR OWN PR03LEMS
ARGENTINA AS GROUCHO MARX ASKING FOR ANOTHER LOAN (CARTOONI
WHO PAYS OFF BAD DEBTS?
WOPLD FEDERALIST ASSOCIATION
WORLO FEDERALISTS PLAN "EETINC TO ORGANIZE TRIANGLE CHAPTER
WURLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS
DUKE'S CANCER UNIT GETS WHO DESIGNATION
OUKF PROGRAM TO ASSIST WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
WORLD SENIORS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
BARBER. THOMSON LEAD SENIORS
BARBER. THOMSON SHARE CHARLOTTE ScNIORS LEAD
THOMSON EDGES PALMER IN WORLD SENIORS VICTORY
ARNIE'S CHARGE FALLS SHORT
WOPLD SERIES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SCOPE ONE FOR TRADITION
VICTORY TURNS SOUR
WORLD WAR I
HOW TIMFS 00 CHANGE: FAREWELL PAID SOLDIERS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FALSE ARMISTICE REPORTED
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■THE ANSWEkFO CALL' — MANY REMCMSER
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: MY BLUEST CHRISTMAS
WUPLO WAR I I
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FOLKS AROUND
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AR II HEROES DUE AN APOLOGY
KNOW HOW FATHER ")IEO AS POW DURING WORLD WAR II
R. WAR STILL BRINGS PAIN
MAN STILL FRENCH HERO
RECALL TORPEOO ATTACK
RETURNS IN PEACE
EPS RE-CREATE WOR. 0 WAR II JUMP
TORY RETURNED IN PEACE
UME AND ABROAD TH= LEOENO ENDURES
AMY: PEARL HARBOR REMINDS OF NEED FOR VIGILANCE
WURLD WAR I I. HISTORY
SEE ALSO PEARL HARBOR
INSIOE
WOPLO'S CHILOREN, INC.
COUPLE FORMS GROUP TO HELP HUNGRY CHILOREN
WORLD'S FAIR
L'.M AT WORLO'S FAIR
LCM TO OFFER WORLO'S FAIR AMPHITHEATRE
LCM HIRES PARKS AS HOST
OFFICIAL SOUVFNIR MAP, NEW ORLEANS WORLO'S FAIR (CARTOON)
•WHITF CITY' LIT UP 1893 WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD'S FAIRS BECOME FISCAL. 1IPL0MATIC FLOPS
WORTHLESS CHFCKS
SEE BAD CHECKS
WRANGLER JEANS
SEE ALSO BLUE JEANS
OOEAR RESIGNS WRANGLER POST
WRECKING
TUMBLING DOWN
COMING DOWN IN CLOUD OF OUST
TOWER TOPPLED
CENTER SITE BUILDING MAY BE DcMOLISHED
CITY EYES STREET-CLOSING POLUY
WALLS TUMPLING OOWN
BANK BUSTERS
COMING DOWN
WRESTLING
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. WRESTLING
SEE ALSO BULL DURHAM CLASSIC IPJEP TEAM WRESTLINGI
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. WRESTLING (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 788
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WRIGHT BROTHERS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. HISTOPY
SEE ALSO KILL DEVIL HILLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO KITTY HAWK, M.C.
WILMINGTON WOMAN SAYS WRIGHTS SECOND IN FLIGHT
ACTIFACTS SHOULD 86 SAFE
WORLD ACCEPTED FEAT OF FLIGHT IN N.C.
WRIGHT'S BARPER SHOP
CUSTOMERS GET CLOSE SHAVE
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. N.C.
WRIGHTSVILLS REQUESTS RESIDENTS TO SAVE wATFR
WRIGHTSVILLE PEACH IS FACING WATER SHORTAGE
BEACH PROBLEMS TAKE A HOLIDAY
WRITERS, CHAPEL HILL
LEAPV BOUK IS PERSONALITY STUDY OF COLORFUL PARDON
THE LITERARY LANTERN
WRITERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO PUOKS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WRITERS WOR< SHOP
WARM UP WITH HOT ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS ACTIVITIES
OURHAM CUUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SLATES WRITER READINGS SERIES
LIVELY DURHAM WRITING GROUP DISCOVERS JOY OF PUBLICATION
VARIETY PROVIDES MOMENTUM IN WOPLO OF OURHAM NOVELIST
OOCTOP WRITES BOOK ON OLYMPIC ATHLETES
ROAOMAP WRITERS TO READ
PROBLEMS IN RAISING LARGE FAMILY LEAD TO WRITING HUMOROUS BOOK
ROAOMAP COURSE LEADS TO NF W AVENUFS FOR TRIANGLC WRITERS
HOGAN CHARTS MORE COURSES FOR WRITERS
W°ITEPS STRIVE TO NURTURE CREATIVITY
CATHERINE PcTROSKI WRITES AR T= UL PRISE WITH 'THE PEN OF A POET'
NOVELIST EXPLORES FAMILY'S INTRICACIES
PUdLISHING FOR CHILDREN IS 'GRATIFYING EXPERIENCE1
VOLUME OF STATISTICS WILL SATISFY APPETITE OF ACC BASKETBALL FANS
WRITERS TO READ IN FREE SERIES
POETS. NOVELISTS. SHORT STORY WRITERS SLATED TO READ AT LIBRARY MEETING
WRITERS. INTERNATIONAL
THE IRISH VOICES THAT SANG SO SWEFT...
WRITERS ALSO LIKE TO TALK
WRITERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO 8O0K5, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL WRITERS ROUNOTABLF
SEE ALSO WOMEN. WRITERS
AUTHOR LEARNS FRO" SOUTHERN BLACK WOMEN
•HAIKU HGLIOAV is JOY TO POETS DISCOVERING THINGS THEY KNEW
TAR HEEL BUILT CAREER WHILE BEDPIOOEN
N.C. WOMEN WRITERS FEATUREO AT FESTIVAL
STQRY OF APPALACHIA SET IN 'P=RFECT PITCH- WITH SOUNDS OF LANO
THE LITERARY LANTERN
•PRAYER POEMS' PEFLCCT MOTHER'S CONCERN
COMPUTER BOOK STOPS SPRING 90} K LIST
WEYMOUTH OFFERS ENVIRONMENT FIR PRODUCTIVE TAR HEEL WRITERS
••RITtR IS COMING TO DUKE
ARTIST GLEN ROUNDS HAS LARGELY LIVEO THE LIVES OF HIS FICTIONAL...
SHIVERS TELLS A NORTH CAROLINA. STORY
FIRST FORAY INTO ORAL HISTORY PROVES VALUABLE
YOU"G w'ITEPS: OUT-OF-TOWNEPS WFLCOME AT THIS YEAR'S CAMp
WRITERS ROUNOTABLE SET FOR ANNIVERSARY EVENT
•MQRE POfcwS THAN ALL MY FINGERS AND TOES'
WRITERS' RUUN0TA8LE PLANNED FD R AUGUST
TRIANGLE WRITERS TU PRESENT NE w wORK
NATIONAL RECOGNITION CONTINUES To FOLLOW PATH UF AREA WRITERS
NATIONAL PUBLISHERS SLATE EXCITING FALL VOLUMFS 3Y REGIONAL WRITERS
WRITERS FIND ROUNOTABLE PROGRAM HELPFUL IN POLISHING 'LONELY' CRAFT
WINNER OF PULITZER PRIZE cINOS WRITING STILL OFFE°S AOVENTURE...
DORIS BFTTS LETS LIGHT SHINE WHEN SHE MENTIONS CHURCH
THE LITERARY LANTERN
WRITERS STRIVE TO NURTURE CREATIVITY
FRED CHAPPELL FESTIVAL WILL REFLECT ON WRITING PROGRAM AT UNC-G
SCI-FI WRITER RELISHES 8I2ARR5 PLOTS
SUCCESS IS SLOW TO COME FOR TAR HEEL FICTION WRITER
MEMOIRS OFFER COMPENSATION TO LEGION OF DAVIS AOMIRFRS
■»Y PARTICULAR MINORITY GROUP' GIVES AUTHOR HIS CHARACTERS
MS. SCHUMANN, DR. STERLING AT TEA
THE LITERARY LANTERN
AUTHOR TRIES TO bREAK TRADITION IN PORTRAYAL OF BLACK CHARACTERS
WRITERS IN THE 'ENDLESS PROCESS OF GROWTH-
POET LAUREATE: 'I THINK FUTURE LOOKS GOOO ' FOR TAR HEFL POETS
POETS. NOVELISTS, SHORT STORY WRITERS SLATEO TO READ AT LIBRARY MEETING
WRITERS. SOUTHERN
THE LITERARY LANTERN
SOUTHERN HUMOR: 17 WRITERS PROBE REGIONAL FUNNY 30NE
PUBLISHING FUR CHILDREN IS 'G1ATIFYING EXPERIENCE*
WRITERS. U.S.
STYPON VERY CAREFULLY LOOKS F"> R THEME THAT SUITS NEED
SUCCESS A BIG SURPRISE: 'DUNE' AUTHOR SAYS 'TELL AS GOOP A STORY...'
DUKE ALUMNUS HOLDS GARDENING <EEPS YOU IN TOUCH WITH WORLD
MANY 'CALLED' TO WRITE LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN 3UT FEW HAVE TALENT
PROFESSIONAL AOVICE: DEDICATE! WRITER PUTS PUBLISHING SECOND
IRVING USES NOVEL APPROACH
OF BEARS AND WRITERS
WRITERS IN THE PARK
ENO FFSTIVAL GEARING UP FOR 'JRITERS IN THE PARK-
WRITERS IN THE PARK HAS RECORT CROWD IN FESTIVAL FOR ENO
WHITING
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see also letter .riting
see also penmanship
see also poetry
see also reading
free writing wopkshop. lecture series offereo
effective writing requires effort
monfy needed for lectures
parfnts can hflp children impiove their writing skill
writers strive tq nurture creativity
ourham city school hoard wants increased emphasis on writing
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WRONGFUL DEATHS
SEE ALSO DEATHS. N.C.
SEE ALSn TRAFFIC OEATHS.
N.C.
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JURY AWARDS MORE THAN 1500.00"' IN DEATH OF HIGH POINT HOUSEWIFE
SUIT BLAMES MARINF'S DEATH ON TATTOO
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WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
SEE ALSO BIRTH OEFECTS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO "EDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
COURT PERMITS 'WRONGFUL BIRTH' SUIT
HOW CAN THE COURTS SETTLE 'WRONGFUL LIFE'?
STATE ALLOWS WRONGFUL BIRTH SJIT ICARTOONI
DOWN'S SYNDROME PARENTS SAY C-IILDREN ARE JOYFUL INFLUENCES
WYNNEWOOO PLANTATION
PASSION TO RESTORE PLANTATION REALIZED
X-RAY
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO SCANNERS (MEDICAL EOUIPMFNTI
DUKE. UNC WILL SHARE RESEARCH EQUIPMENT
PEERING INTO BODY TO BE DISCUSSED
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS HAVE HIDDEN SIDE EFFECTS
X-RAYS MAKE BOOKBINDING HIST01Y
MANUSCRIPTS TOGETHER AT DUKE INIVERSITY
RADIOLOGISTS QUESTION REPORTS OF X-RAY RISKS
X-RAYS HELP TO UNCOVER FACTS ABOUT 2 MUMMIES
RADIOLOGIST LFARNS FROM MUMMIES
-TEENS (MUSIC GROUPI
X-TEEN ALBUM UP AND DOWN;
SNA' QUIT TOO SOON
ymca, chapel hill/carrbo'o
ymca broken into again
teen charged in ymca break-ins
teen charged in break-ins
ymca. durham
garris gets new ymca job in charleston, s .c .
a volunteer
water. water. everywhere
folks around hepe: all lathered up
0"iginal y.m.c.a. building
indian princesses powwow with their fathers
ymca begins planning for 2nd awards luncheon
PLAYING TOGETHtR
FREE CLASSES. TOURS OFFERFD AT YMCA FOR SPECIAL WEEK
TRY THE Y FOR THE TIMF OF YOU' LIFE! IADI
WATER EXERCISE GIVES ARTHRITIS PATIENTS A SOOTHING ALTERNATIVE
YMCA,
DURHAM, CHILD-CARE FACILITY
Y' GETS OK ON CHILD CENTER
YMCA, DURHAM. LAKEWOOO
CHILDREN AT PLAY
CASH STOLEN FROM YMCA
YMCA. HENDERSON
BASKETBALL GAME WILL LAUNCH YMCA 0RIV6
YMCA. ROXhORO
STUDENTS TO VISIT
PERSON UNITED WAY WILL GIVE Y"CA PROGRAM 13,000 A YEAR
PARKING DISPUTE AIREO AT MEETING OF PERSON BOARD
YWCA (GENERAL HEAOINGI
YOUTH CHARGED WITH MOLESTING BOYS AT CAMP
YWCA. DUPHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT P'OGRAM
JUOGES SELECT WINNING LOGO F04 YWCA
MEREDITH OURHAM WINS WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT MEDALLION OESIGN AWARO
NOMINATIONS SOON CLOSED
51 WOMEN NOMINATED FOR AWARDS
AWARO NOMINEES NAMED
YWCA WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT LUN: HEON IS SOLD OUT
YWCA BOOSTS WOMEN
CAPACITY AUOIFNCE TURNS OUT T1 HONOR WOMEN ACHIEVERS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT: YWCA, EMPLOYERS SALUTE WORKING WOMEN
RAPE VICTIMS HAVE CENTER FOR SUPPORT
YWCA LAUNCHES 1935 EVENT
COUNTRY OUTING, E- I , E- 1-0
SPACIOUS TRFNO
YWCA PLANS HOLIDAY EVENT
YWCA STARTS ITS SEARCH F UP OUTSTANDING WOMEN
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT NOMINATIONS SOUGHT
YWCA, DURHAM, BUILDING
SEE YWCA, DURHAM
YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOP BATTERED WOMEN
Y. E. SMITH SCHOOL
RFADY TO OANCF
HAVING A BALL
TEACHERS LEARN
PSOS TOUT FIRE PREVENTION
HAZARDOUS WASTE HEARING MOVED
APPRECIATING FOOD
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YACHTS
SEE ALSO B0A1S
2 OVERDUE YACHTS LOCATED
YADKIN RIVER
RIVER TRAIL
YA»S
SEE ALSO N.C. YAM COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SWEET POTATOES
A SHEET TOOTH FOR SUBSIOY
SCHOOLS TO GET YAMS
YAMS ARE HEALTHY
YAMCFYVILLE. N.C.
ALL ROAOS LEAO T(j VANC EY V I LLE' S GREAT CASWELL
BRIGHT LEAF HOEDOWN ON TAP IN YANCEYVILLE
YAPO SALES
GIANT 'YARD SALE1 TO AID TORN«DO VICTIMS
FOLKS AROUND HERE: WITH THE WEE SET
YARO SALE TOOAY TO HELP NICARAGUANS
YATES BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
YATES BAPTIST ASSOCIATION NAM'S NEW OIRFCTOR OF MISSIONS
REV. SETTLE NAMED HEAD OF MISSIONS
DONATIONS POUR IN TO AID N.C. VICTI-S OF TORNAOOES
NEW W.M.U. OFFICERS
YATES ASSOCIATION GIVES GUIOE.INES FOR PASTOR'S PAY
SEMINARY HEAO WILL ADDRESS YATES BAPTISTS
YATES BAPTIST CHURCH
STEREO. FOJO STOLEN FROM CHURCH
YATES ASSOCIATION HAS GROWTH IN MEMBERSHIP ANO GIVING
•YELLOW DOG' DEMOCRATS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S.
THOSE 'YELLOW OOG' DEMOCRATS
YEOMAN Oc THE GUARO (PLAY)
SAVOYARDS TO PERFORM 'YEOMAN'
SAVOYARDS' 'YEOMEN' OPENS
'YEOMEN' COULD USE JUMP START
OURHAM SAVOYAROS PERFORMEO DRAMA WELL
INSIDE AN OPERETTA
YOM K IPPUR
SEE ALSO JEWS
■HERITAGE' BEARS DURHAM MARKS
YOM KIPPUR: THE HOLIEST OF JEyISH OBSERVANCES
YORKETOWNE THEATER
CAR PASSING IN THE DARK HAD STRANGE CARGO: A SAFE
YOUNG "EN'S SHOP
PANTS TO PARKING
YOUNG PEOPLE'S PERFORMING CO.
YOUNG PEOPLE TO PERFORM
YOUNG PEOPLE TO PERFORM
THEATER TROUPE REVIVES "USICAL
A YOUNG PEOPLE'S "CHRISTMAS CAROL*
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
NEW EOUIPMENT
YOUNGSVILLc. N.C.
FIRM PLANS YOUNGSVILLE PLANT
YOUNGSVILLE FIRE DEPT. AND RESCUE :0UAD
YOUNGSVILLE HONORING 'DESSERT LADY' TOOAY
YOUTH FEST
YOUTHFEST
YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING
STUDENT GETS SCHOLARSHIP
YOUTH SPORTS
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION OEPT. , BASKETBALL
SFE ALSO SPORTS. DURHAM (HISTORY)
youth sports program opfns
whippoopwIll Champs
z. smith reynolds foundation inc.
environmental groups to meet for conference
boapo to discuss eoucational 'lans
GRANT IS OK'O FOR haw RIVER WATER SURVEY
festival receives 425.000 grant
proposal that leo to intrastate passengfr train began in grfenville
tip program gets grant
d'jke program gets 130.000 for scholarships
urban ministries drive completeo
jack's food mart iwake forest highway)
robber takes s30 from store
zapata inoustries, inc.
firm buys butner plant
zeiss istar projectori
see also astronomy
planetarium show 0rawing larg=
CROwOS
ZIMBABWE
OUKE'S LACY CONTINUES 2IMBABWC CONNECTION
DUKE PROFESSOR VISITS SCHOOL IN ZIMBABWE
ZIMPABwE LEADER RAPS U.S. STAVOS ON NAMIBIA
ZION TABERNACLE CHURCH (EAST PEABOOY ST.)
CHURCH TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
'IP CODE*
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
ARCHOALF PINES FOR ZIP CODE Oc ITS OWN
ZONING LAWS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C LAND-USF PLAN
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RED I STR IC TI >IG
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING ANO ZO'J ING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO 1-40 APPEARANCE AND LAND USE AOVISORV COMMITTER
SEE ALSO LAND USE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, 'ONING
UNIVERSITY ORIVF CENTER ZONING OELAYED BY PANEL
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MONTHLY/A
NMUAL INDEX
1/01/84 - 12/31/84
COMMISSIONERS TO EYE final «£»0" on BUDGET
GROUP STUDYING RTP ZONING TO ADO MEMBERS
HEARING SET ON PLANNING PROPOSAL
M»0DRY SEEKS SEAT AS COMMISSIONER
2J .*,*;! DEVELOPERS PLAN INOUSTRIAL PARK IN DURHAM COUNTY
NEW PLANS TO »E MADE FOR 1-40 DEVELOPMENT
BUFFER ZONES SUGGESTED AROUND HAZARDOUS WASTES
ANNEXATION HEARING SCHEDULEO = OR JAN. 30
UNANNEXED AREAS NEEO MORE POkTR
RESIDENTS OPPOSE SPLIT IN PLANNING JURISDICTION
"U^TYBOARO. RELAYS DECISION ON ZONING
CLARK LAKE RtSIRENTS RAP APARTMENT PROJECT
•ALERT' REQUESTED ON AREA AROJNO 1-40
5§!?IXGL?iES0S£2vFO" REPRESENTATIVE
UNIVERSITY DR. JOINT PAYMENT PLAN GETS OK
RESIDFNTS: UNO LAWS AREN'T JIST
PLANNERS TO PUBLISH AGENOAS
LANDOWNERS, OEVELOPERS CRITICIZE [-40 RESTRICTIONS
in?ecays9M mav oelay °eal *iih f'°m Sf* i3*o
STATE OFFICIALS TO STUDY TRAFFIC PLANS IN COUNTY
COUNCIL APPROVES STREET EXTENSION LUUNIT
JOHNS OENIED JURISDICTION 0VE1 LAND
RC?SP^SS|gl'LEITSY1,?^TI^0V,:HAU£DAPTE4NN,NG "J™™-" 'N DURHAM
COST OF LAND -TOO HIGH'
BROWNSTONE PLANNING ESSENTIAL
^.SSLT? 3ULE FRIDAY ON MAODR^'S BUSINESS
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS ORAM PROTEST
2'<:J?VSc«',5cGS9STS CALLS F0R RES'ONSIBILITY
RESIDENTS RAP PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
NEW DEVELOPMENT PLANNEO NEAR Z I TY
DURHAM TO ANNEX PROPERTY WEST OF CITY
BOARD BACKS NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM PLAN
MADORY MUST CLOSE SHOP
BURLINGTON OKS ZONING FOR CFNTER
HODGIN'S AIM: ALERT PROPERTY TUNERS
B'OWNSTONE'S PROJECT OK'D OFSPITE PROTESTS
RFSIOFNTS HAVE 'CHOKING FEELING'
CLARIFICATION OF ROLE OF 1-40 GROUP SOUGHT
AG,£,NC.V ?9L£ 1N LA"0 USE LAW OJESTIONED
COOPERATION WOULO AID 1-40 PANEL, LANDOWNERS
CITY FYES STRICT RULES FOR FALLS. JORDAN LAKES
CONTROVERSIAL APARTMENTS TO 8= sfuDIEO
92H^IT ?0ARD S£TS NEW MEETING DAYS
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ZONING COMMISSION RFJECTS PLAN FOR A SHOPPINC TCNTFR
?L'.B^NGHE5o^GTrSE,VF{fLEDN'E' ^ W ""'^^ "
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RESIDENTS SPEAK AGAINST PROJE" T
HOUSING-AIRSTRIP G[vEN APPROVAL
Cn,T,^9?UNCJ!=,?,^R9VES GI,E5S R3A0 REZONINC,
C?HNCI^?I5£IN0S 20NE CHANGE FUR SHOPPING CFNTER
C^iCnC,F2.Te.R BLIOGET GETS INITIAL OK FROM COUNCIL
;N,E..^2U5HAM SHOULO PUSH PLANNING
fuN II ^p s'A5HcroNDS^^REs''JN?ogR?UlD PL4N
•Ke!RP DU?H2S4.Sp|:EUASDANrpCACTE^0FL,VE^UNTV'S ^^"^
LAKE DEVELOPMENT RULES RAPPED
R2H^Cik„SP^'T DELAY WATERSHED HEARING
DEVELOPMENT HEARINGS SET
P^IciAls.-'LL STUDY DEVELOPMENT RU'ES
CHA?BE.R A5KS OELAY ON C3URTH0JSF DECISION
n?SF,^Arl,^,VEi;C">reNr PLANS A,E 3EING PURSUED
OEVELOPERS PLAN NINTH ST. PROJET
co^re^iL^'GET^.N^u^r^i'N5^"6 cumple*
?54o°p^?lpe?5i[:o?^Iw iw\ oc conflict of 'nte,,est
^uhTY^E3E^0pTMFNT^AN^MlNG'UHARtES ™ «"' &
HA\NTLsSo^fNrc°EN?E«TSNG H°MES 'N [N0U5TRI«L ZONES
NEW COUNTY BUOGET WILL NEARLY DOUPLE PATROL FORCE
^^STy0KT?0FF0'SNRTPH^0P°R "ET4P0ED 'N 0L° F4"3"
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P;?P?SI2 SHOPPING CENTER CRITICIZED
LSTTA ROAD REQUESTS OENIEO
?o-fjLtiV,?IfS AGAIN5T SHOPPING CENTER HOUSING REQUESTS
LTET-NH?yLIHNGfR;?5l3gN6R FE4R' ™EY HILL ME4N *"" ' °F H,S LIVELIHO
C2UN£!L AGREES TO HELP REMEDY HAYTI DPAINAGE
COUNCILMAN SEFS REU OVER A 'QJIET' REMARK
CITY SCHOOLS SEEKING NEW LOT
PLANNING PROCEDURE COULD BE Rc CONS I OF RFO
gassy ur&M ii*a l£SR §°=°
1$W&%1 ttMrSi&B? li III??! ^ FPP ^ GARA«
l?nkk}J'i"X MA" BE "ESTRICTEO NEAR HOMES
f,L99KING. SHOWS NEEO FOR PROTECTION
PATIO HOMES TO RE STUDIED
TIME IS LIMITSO FOR ZONING CASES
"i^CE ttSffg UTEUSN°Sr3LY0°V=R "NING 'SSUE
TRIANGLE PARK GROWTH MERITS C4REFUL PLANNING
I;*0 PANEL STUOIES QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUE
DISABLED MAN'S REQUEST TO BUI D C ARPOPT DEN I EO
BOARD MUST FOLLOW LAW, NOT FE- LINGS. IN ACTIONS
BOARD WRONG TO DENY THIS ZONING VARIANCE
MARYLAND AVE. RESIOFNTS SEEK 'EZONING
LAND PURCHASE EYEO TO BLOCK DEVELOPMENT
ADJUSTMENT BOARD DID WHAT IT HAT) TO
HAMMONDS OEFENOS MAINTENANCE : ENTER
SCHOOL BOARD TO EYE MAINTENANIE CENTER
OFFICE ZONING STUDY APPROVED
CONSTRUCTION OF HOMF ALLOWEO
CENTER AGREEMENT EXTENOFD
M^n^ationT^^^ nuIL°^
OK SEEN FOR TRAIN PASSENGER SHELTER
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SOUTHERN DURHAM MAY GET NEW PARK
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S 2 5/15/P4 A 1
N J56
S 2 5/15/84 A 4
E
H 2 5/16/84 C 1
N 381
H 2 5/21/34 A 4
L
S 2 5/21/B4 A 1
N K90
H 2 5/23/84 8 1
N S51
S 2 5/23/84 C 1
N K90
S 2 5/24/84 B 1
N K90
H 2 5/31/34 B 1
N L41
S 2 5/31/34 C 1
N C60
S 2 6/05/34 A 1
N K90
H 2 6/06/84 B 1
N
S 2 6/06/84 C 1
N K90
H 3 6/08/84 B 1
N 346
S 2 6/08/84 C 1
N K90
H 2 6/15/84 B 6
N
H 2 6/17/84 B 1
N B81
S 2 6/20/»4 A l
N J56
H 2 6/22/84 A 4
L
S 2 6/26/84 A 1
N J56
H 2 6/27/84 8 1
N 381
S 2 6/23/84 C I
N C60
H 2 6/29/34 8 1
N
H 2 7/02/34 A 9
N 331
S 2 7/02/'"4 A 8
s sao
S 2 7/10/84 A 1
N K90
S 2 7/11/34 C I
N K90
H 2 7/12/34 C 8
N
H 2 7/19/84 B I P N H90
H 2 7/20/04 A 4
E
H 2 7/28/34 3 I
N S51
H 2 7/25/34 B 1
N S51
S 2 7/31/84 C I
N C60
S 2 8/02/34 C 1
N K90
S 2 3/03/34 A 4
E
S 2 3/07/84 A 1
N K90
H 2 8/03/84 A 9
N
S 2 a/08/«4 C 1
N K90
S 2 8/15/34 C 1
N K90
H 2 3/20/84 A 4
L
S 2 9/03/84 C 1
N K90
S 2 9/04/84 C 1
N K90
H 2 9/13/34 3 1
N S51
S 2 9/18/84 A 3
N K90
H 2 9/24/04 A 4
E
S 2 9/25/34 A 1
N C60
S 2 9/25/=4 B 1
N J56
S 2 9/27/84 A 4
E
H 2 9/29/34 A 4
E
S 2 10/02/34 C 1
N M69
S 2 10/03/84 C 1
N M69
H 2 10/04/34 A 4
L
H 2 10/06/84 A 1
N W24
S 2 10/08/84 C 1
N L38
H 2 10/09/84 B 1
N 381
S 2 10/U9/34 A 5
N M69
S 2 10/09/34 C 1
N J56
H 2 10/10/34 A 1
N W24
H 2 10/10/34 A 1
N
S 2 10/13/84 A 3
N M6°
S 2 10/16/84 A 1
N J56
S 2 10/16/34 B 1
N M6 9
S 2 10/13/84 A 15
N L38
S 2 10/22/84 A 1
N M69
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/R*
S U B J E C
H1USE, B
OURHAM G
MUNICIPA
REZONING
MUNICIPA
ALTERNAT
CITY PL«
SECOND P
BOTH SID
POLICY B
CITY PAN
RALPH HU
WATTS RE
RFZONING
GROUP *I
GROUP: R
SCHOOL S
OLD NORT
BUS CENT
PERMIT p
AN ANGRY
WATTS HO
COUNCIL
COUNCIL
DOWNTOWN
WATTS RE
SUN RFZC
PERMIT 0
OWNER 3A
OK EXPfcC
UILDING APPROVED
ROhTH BOUNDARIES
LITI6S GKDUP REV
VOTE TESTS ELEC
LITIES LEAGUE BA
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NNERS" "» ALTERNA
UBLIC HEARING ON
ES SCrRE POINTS
ESULTS IN INCREA
EL TO SEEK HUNT
NT TO RESIGN FRO
ZONING SOUGHT AG
REQUEST IS DENI
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ESTRICT UFVFLOPM
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ER EFFORTS CONTI
EOUESTS JUMP
OEMQCRAT
SPITAL-HILLANOAL
TO CONSIDER MINO
OKS LAW TO CUT W
APARTMFNTS ARE
ZONING APPROVAL
NING STORY CLARI
EOUEST OENIED
CKED ZONE CHANGE
TED FOR LAKE ZON
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erses stano on taxes
tion vows
cks r=placement of tax funos
sch07l service center
tive sites don't suit school board
service center possible
in service-center dispute
sed hiring of minorities. women
rfpla;ement
m council dec. 17
AIN
EC
E1UEST
ENT OM STRIP OF N.C. 55
COUNCIL AGENDA
NIED
NUING
_ ARE' CITIZENS OPPOSE ZONING CHANGES
RITY CONTRACT PLAN
OMEN, BLACKS IN ON WORK
ON DRAWING BOARD
FIED
ING
TOO, N.C.
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLDS FOREST AVIARY
ZOO GETS J5.000
BABY CHIMP CLINGS TO KEEPER
OR. GOODALL WILL VISIT N.C. ZOO
GOODALL TO VISIT N.C. ZOO
GROUP PROTESTS PLANS TO BUY GORILLAS
RAMAR JP RETURN
COME TO THE TROPICS... IN NORTH CAROLINA
EVENTS PLOOM AT N.C. ZOO
U.S. "EJECTS ZOO'S REQUEST FOR GORILLA
ZOOS DENIED PERMIT TO IMPORT T GORILLAS
ZOO WINS HIGH PRAISE
RAMAR WILL RETURN WITH POTENTIAL MATE
RAMAR THE RELUCTANT GORILLA GiTS HOPE
PROUD CUBS
ZOO'S AFRICAN SECTION TO BE 0» ENED IN FALL
ANIMAL WORLO: NATURAL HABITAT EMPHASIZED AT N.C. Z
ARM CHAIR VISI T TO ZOO
N.C. ZOO GETS ACCREDITATION
CHIMP BENCHED FOR ROCK THROWING
ZOO TO OPEN AFRICAN PAVILION, PLAINS IN OCT.
A^HEBORO ZOO CONTINUES GROWTH IN SIZE, FXCELLFNCE
GRAZING HIGH AND LOW
NICE PLACE FOR A REST
ZII VUSUTS
AFRICAN PAVILION OPENS TOMORRTW AT THE N.C. ZOO
RARE ANTELOPE HITS GLASS WALL, DIES AT N.C. ZOO
CAPTUREO COBRA TAKEN TO N.C. 'OADSIDE ZOO
COME TO AFRICA
N.C. ZOO DIK-OIKS GET 150,000
ZOO'S COUNCIL BEGINS PLANNING FOR NEW EXHIBIT
CORRECTION MADE
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S DIRECTOR TO RESIGN
N.C. ZOO CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS
SEASONAL EVENTS. TEMPERATURES BECKON AT N.C. ZOO
ZOVIRAX
SEE ACYCLOVIR
C 1
5
PAGt
792
l/l*/85
s
I T
N E
E
L Y
P D
DATE
C
PG
L P
3YL
S 2
10/23/9*
A
5
N
M£9
s 2
10/23/8*
c
N
M69
H 2
11/01/9*
c
13
N
S 2
11/01/°*
A
L
S 2
11/01/8*
A
N
S 2
11/01/e*
C
N
"69
H 2
11/02/94
B
N
W2*
S 2
11/02/94
C
N
M69
S 2
1 1/03/94
A
E
S 2
11/05/94
C
N
M69
H 2
11/06/94
c
N
556
S 2
11/06/94
A
N
M69
S 2
11/06/9*
c
N
M69
S 2
11/07/8*
c
N
M69
S 2
11/12/9*
C
N
M69
H 2
U/16/n*
B
N
B8 1
S 2
11/19/8*
c
N
•<69
H 2
I 1/20/84
A
N
S51
S 2
11/20/9*
B
N
M*,9
S 2
1 1/27/B*
C
N
M69
H 2
11/29/94
A
L
H 2
12/02/8*
B
N
S 2
12/03/8*
A
N
M^R
H 2
12/04/9*
b
N
551
S 2
12/0*/°*
C
N
M*9
S 2
12/04/P*
c
N
M69
S 2
12/11/9*
A
L
S 2
12/11/8*
c
N
Me>9
H 2
12/12/9*
A
L
H 2
12/19/9*
c
N
H60
H 2
1/12/9*
A
„
N
H 1
1/20/9*
B
1
P P
H 2
1/21/8*
A
13
N
H 2
1/23/9*
A
7
N
H 2
1/30/9*
A
10
N
H 2
3/20/B*
A
8
N
S 2
3/29/9*
0
1
P F
971
S 2
3/29/9*
0
3
I
S 2
*/l 1/9*
C
13
H
H 2
4/11/9*
B
*
U
S 2
5/01/8*
A
*
E
H 2
5/05/°*
A
16
N
S 2
5/1 1/84
C
8
N
H 1
6/12/84
a
1
P P
H 2
7/02/B4
A
Q
N
H 2
8/20/94
A
10
N
H 2
9/09/04
F
31
P P
M66
H 2
9/19/94
A
12
N
H 2
9/21/°4
A
11
N
H 2
9/21/84
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/24/84
A
*
F
H 1
9/25/94
B
1
P P
M66
H 1
10/04/94
B
1
P P
M6A
S 2
10/20/94
A
1
P P
C56
S 2
10/25/94
D
12
P N
H 2
10/31/94
A
13
N
H 2
11/36/94
C
5
N
S 2
11/08/94
D
i
P F
B71
H 2
11/09/94
0
9
N
H I
11/17/84
B
1
N
S 2
1 1/22/94
D
7
N
H 2
12/01/84
C
*
N
S 2
12/11/8*
D
3
P F
H 2
12/14/94
D
*
N
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