Green River Brings People Cars Canoes Controversy
Moses Bradley watches traffic on a busy dirt road by Green River in Forest City as conservationists push to include the Cove segment in the state Natural and Scenic River System. Duke Power opposes due to dam plans and landowners fear limits on their property. Public hearings set for Hendersonville and Columbus as a 15 member advisory committee weighs four options including designation.
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Forest City
N.C
Moses Bradley
North Carolina
Bradley
Green River
Henderson County
Polk County
Rutherford County
Broad River
Duke Power Company
Cliffside
Green River Cove
Duke Power
Cove
Champion Timber Co
The
Agricultural Foundation of North Carolina State University
Wildlife Resources Commission
Bradleys
Sam Thomas
Thomas
Green
Lake Adger
Piedmont Paddlers
Charlotte Canoe Club
Charlotte
Asheville
Hendersonville
Greenville
Spartanburg
S.C
Georgia
Mickey Lewis
Lewis
Columbus
STEP Program Honors Top Students At Closing Banquet
Students in the Summer Technical Enrichment Program were honored at the six week program’s closing banquet. The STEP effort by the Department of Energy and Du Pont aims to boost engineering career interest and skills through coursework and engineer visits. Front row left to right Augustus Bennett outstanding math student William Clyburn Jr outstanding science student. Standing Shawna Tyler best all round student Beth Carpenter outstanding English student.
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Department of Energy and
du Pont
Augustus Bennett
William Clyburn Jr
Shawna Tyler
Carter Moves To Up Farmers Loan Rates
President Carter announces a billion-dollar boost in federal price support loan rates for farmers, saying it will barely affect food prices. He cites drought and rising costs of fuel and fertilizer squeezing farm incomes. Wheat Growers President Jack Felgenhauer lauds the move as a major benefit to the industry.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Jack Felgenhauer
National Association of Wheat Growers
Felgenhauer
Note of suicide found amid Brinley Inn fire rubble
A death by own action note was found in the Brinley Inn boarding house rubble where 23 people died. Officials said it is unlikely the author influenced the fire, which investigators do not suspect was set. The note survived, and an inspection history for the 55 year old building is under review.
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Bradley Beach
N.J
Alexander Lehrer
Lehrer
New York Daily News
State Division of Human Services
Brinley Inn