Fight Over Hunt Utilities Bill Faces House Clash
In Raleigh the Hunt administration wins Senate approval for a bill reorganizing the Utilities Commission by moving 92 staff to a governor appointed director and keeping the attorney general to represent the public. House leaders oppose the measure amid concerns over rate impact and broader citizen input.
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Hunt
House
Carl Stewart
Horton Rountree
Utilities Commission
Attorney General
Jim Garrison
D-Stanly
William G. Smith
Drew Hanover
Judicial Standards Council
Two Women Shot Leaving Their Church in Durham
Two Durham women, Mrs. Glenna Miller Johnson 46 and her sister Mrs. Eunice Miller Moore 60, remained in critical condition after a shooting in the Gray Stone Baptist Church parking lot following a prayer meeting. James E. Johnson 66, the women’s estranged husband, was arrested in the parking lot and charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.
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Durham
Glenna Miller Johnson
Eunice Miller Moore
Gray Stone Baptist Church
Relax Stop Worrying It Pays To Remember
A reflective note urging readers to recall past times as present value and calm worries with perspective. The piece frames yesterday and today as interchangeable, encouraging a steady mindset.
Indicted banker faced embezzlement charges in North Carolina
Sam F. Hudson Jr., former vice president at First Citizens Bank, was indicted by a federal grand jury in New Bern on misapplying or embezzling about $463,323 over five years. The mega share went to Raleigh attorney Ray P. Brady, who received $171,842, though Brady was not charged. Hudson, 48, could face up to five years and a $5,000 fine per count if convicted.
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New Bern
N.C
Raleigh
U.S
Sam F. Hudson Jr
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Hudson
Ray P. Brady
Brady
State Board of Alcoholic
Discrimination Suit Against Westinghouse Moves Forward
EEOC sues Westinghouse Electric Co alleging race and religion based discrimination at its Charlotte nuclear plant and Winston-Salem turbine component plant since July 2 196. Three suits consolidated in U S District Court for witnesses convenience. Plaintiffs seek back pay and an injunction plus affirmative action programs.
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Greensboro
Westinghouse Electric Co
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Westiig
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
U.S. Middle District Court
Westinghouse
James B. McMillan
Winston- Salem
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