Still One Of Best Alexander Says Official Admits
Transportation Secretary Jacob Alexander acknowledged morale problems in the North Carolina State Highway Patrol while defending its overall strength. He cited political interference reduced under Republicans, disputed reports of misuse, and noted specific exceptions such as mansion errands and a hired deputy with a prior record. He refused to recommend changing patrol command without more evidence.
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Muel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh
APIJ
Jacob Alexander
Alexander
Charlotte
Asheville
Jim Holshouser
Mrs. Holshouser
Rocky Mount
Secret Service
White House
Guy
Derson
Anderson
Phil Kirk
Ike Andrews
D-N.c
Col
E.W. Jones
Milan Workers seize Leyland Innocenti plant after closure decision
About 4,500 workers at the Leyland Innocenti Milan auto plant occupied the facility as British Leyland announced liquidation of the Italian subsidiary. Unions called it a permanent shop assembly to block asset removal and urged government to arrange a takeover for non minicars production. Negotiations with third parties to continue production were said to be in progress.
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Piero Vallecchi
Associated Press
Milan
Italy
British Leyland
Leyland-Innocenti
Leyland
London
Innocenti
T 0
Leyland Innocenti
Japan
Honda Motor Co
Citroen
Maserati
Modena
Alejandro del Tomaso
Good Samaritans Help Lucy Find Her Roots in San Antonio
In a tale from SAN ANTONIO AP, Lucy aged 17, with no birth certificate or known parents, battles a rare cancer and a history of abandonment. Private investigator R A Buys asks U S Marshal James Marshall for help tracing Lucy’s origins, aided by Jan Worley who fostered her amid legal barriers in North Carolina.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lucy
Boro
N.C
R.A. Buys
U.S
James Marshall
Ty Marshal
Bugs
Marshall
Greensboro
Jan Worley
Twenty Killed In Sinai Plane Crash
Tel Aviv reports an Israeli transport plane on a training mission crashed into Jebel Hallal in the northern Sinai, killing all 20 aboard. The C130 Hercules, used as cargo troop transport, disappeared into a cloud bank during night exercise. An inquiry was ordered by the air force commander.
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Tel Aviv
Sinai Desert
Israel
Jebel Hallal
Sinai
Egypt
Vietnam
Jebél Hallal
Mediterranean Sea
Air Force
New Food Stamp Plan Wins Approval
The plan to raise monthly food stamp allotments by two to twenty four dollars won court approval to take effect January 1. The Agriculture Department must notify state and local administrators by Friday of its decision to implement the Thrifty Food Plan. The action follows a Court of Appeals ruling that improper procedures voided the previous method and a new system is required.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Justice Department
U.S
John H. Pratt
Food Research and Action Center
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Gene Anderson
Holfhouser
Edwin Guy
Leyland Innocents
Harold Wilson
Jamestown
South Boston Road
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Valleydale
Empire and Hiawatha
Aeaer
Pepperidge Farm
Bey SF
Crisco
Hormel
Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits
Moe
Ney
M&m Furn
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Navy
Sara Stephens
U.S. Naval Academy
Liberty
Stephens
Ronald H. Pollock
Center
Pratt
USDA
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Tompkins Furniture
North Main
Swain Acres
Cabin Creek
Bonanza
Riverside
Danville Plaza
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