Rabin Fined for Foreign Accounts and Rabin Resigns
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin paid a 1500 fine for keeping illegal U S bank accounts and will not stand trial with his wife Leah who faces possible trial and penalties. Rabin resigns as Labor leader and caretaker PM. Shimon Peres named to lead Labor into the May 17 vote as Mapam backs him. Likud and Shalomzion discuss alliance to harden stance on occupied lands.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Rabin
Labor Party
Leah
Washington, D.C
Aharon Barak
Finance Ministry
Shimon Peres
Mapam
Labor
Peres
Lt Governors as Education Board Chairmen Proposed in NC Bill
North Carolina law would restore lieutenant governors as automatic chairmen of the Board of Education. Rep. Mary Nesbitt cites accessibility and public service, while other House actions include driving tests for motorcyclists and bills on housing insulation, water skiing course markers, and jail sentence handling. Governor Hunt’s stance shapes constitutional amendments on how the state superintendent and Board of Education are formed.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Mary Nesbitt
Dbuncombe
Luther Hodges
William Umstead
Senate
Nesbitt
Jimmy Green
Dallas Herring
Jim Hunt
House
George Miller
Durham
Aaron Plyler
D-Union
Secretary of Correction
Sen. McNeill Smith
Dguilford
Plyler
Smith
Renfrow
D-Johnston
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Renfrew
Special Study Commission On Public Schools
Board of Education
Nonsmoker Activist Sues Over Cigar Smoke in Charlotte
Bill McCracken a Charlotte activist and former postal worker who is allergic to tobacco smoke sues Postmaster O B Sloan claiming a cigar exposure endangered his health The case highlights his broader push for stronger no smoking laws as head of the local GASP chapter with more than 80 members The suit follows his nose and ear surgery stay and his complaints about hospital smoking practices The activist vows to push tougher ordinances despite mixed reactions and criticism.
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Bill McCracken
Charlotte
O. B. Sloan
Sloan
McCracken
Group Against
GASP
Charlotte Presbyterian Hospital
Robbery Suspects Brady and Marshall Face Federal Hearing
George W. Brady 43 of Sevierville and Leroy Marshall 25 of Newport are set for a federal bank robbery preliminary hearing in Knoxville on April 20 before Judge Robert L. Taylor after arraignment before U.S. Magistrate W. Thomas Dillard. They are also charged with four state counts of first degree murder in the same bank slaying case.
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Kodak, Tenn
George W. Brady
Leroy Marshall
Knoxville
U. S. District Court
Robert L. Taylor
Brady
Sevierville
Marshall
Newport
U.S
W. Thomas Dillard
Students Take Gas From Pump Go Wrongful Death Case
A Dunn North Carolina hearing set in Harnett County District Court revolves around Robert Lee Bass 56 operator of a service station charged with murder in the death of Hugh Sanders Jr. 19 of Wilmington Delaware. Sanders and friends stopped for gas at Bass station after returning from Florida and Sanders was shot after the group allegedly left without paying. Sanders died hours later after transfer to Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Two friends Art Copson 18 and Joe Proceno 19 were later released from Knox County Jail. =
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Florida
Bass’ Station
Lemuel Gregory
Sanders
Dunn County Rescue Squad
Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital
Dunn
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Fayetteville
Art Copson
Joe Proceno
Wilmington
Blue Cross and Blue Shield praised for cost containment
A Burroughs Wellcome Company executive lauds Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina for tackling rising health care costs through hospital contracting, utilization monitoring, consumer education, and aggressive claims screening. The speaker notes outpatient claims efficiency and area wide planning to reduce unnecessary beds, expressing approval and support.
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Burroughs Wellcome Company
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
North Carolina
Blue Cross and
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Meir Yaari
Likud
Shlomzion Party
Ariel Sharon
Leah Rabin
Bill
Education Board
Rep. Nesbitt
Green
Hunt
David Bruton
Pine Tops
Ford
Grand Rapids, Mich
Gerald Ford
Sen
William Smith
New Hanover
Sen. Ed
Wurliizer Piano
Sort Co
W. Elm ST
Greensboro
Hanes Mall
Winston-Salem
Area Bugs Pictures
Groom Display Initure Corp
Djeb Kiss Ferreri
High Point Enterprise
Knox County
Brady and
Hubert S. Swaggerty
Kodak
Citizens National Bank of
FBI
Hugh Kyle Beeler
Jimmy P. Davis
Earl G. Underwood
Sevier County
University of Tennessee
Cocke County
Bobby Stinson
Stinson
Effie Brady
Edward Sharp
Teague Oil Co
Rville
Sharp
Pigeon Forge
Donnie Huskey
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