Episcopal Women Vote to Oppose Gay Priests in North Carolina
The Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of North Carolina adopted a resolution opposing ordination of homosexuals, citing biblical prohibitions and a case of a self declared lesbian ordained in New York. The group stressed the church must clearly oppose such ordination despite no national church position.
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M.L. Finch
National Episcopal Church General Convention
New York
Greenhouse Rooftop Project At Regal Plant Hickory
Regal Manufacturing in Hickory plans three rooftop greenhouses to utilize waste heat for growing vine ripened tomatoes and lettuce. President Barry Setzer cites cost cuts, with heat comprising about 25 percent of greenhouse expenses, and aims to plant by July 1 with harvest around Sept 1.
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Hickory
N.C
Carter
Regal Manufacturing Co
Barry Setzer
Setzer
Regal
Raleigh Man Acquitted in Beating Death Case
A Wake County jury acquitted Robert Lee Griffin in the death of 4 year old Bikini Dushawn Newby. The boy died from a ruptured small intestine believed to be caused by a stomach blow. Newby testified Griffin struck the child. defense witnesses claimed drug use by Newby in the child’s presence.
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Raleigh
Wake County Superior Court
Robert Lee Griffin
Bikini Dushawn Newby
Janet Newby
Griffin
Robert
Ms. Newby
Rainy weekend forecast for the Carolinas with thunderstorms
A multi day forecast shows considerable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers. Temperatures reach upper 70s to low 80s with cooler mountain highs and scattered activity through Tuesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
HL Pt
Asheville
Augusta
Charleston
P.c
Charlotte
Columbia
Greensboro
G'vile
S.C
Raleigh
Savannah
Wilmington
Utilities Bill Approved By Senate in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate unanimously approved a plan to restructure the Utilities Commission with 92 staff under a governor appointed executive director. The seven member commission would keep authority while the public staff advocates before it. House opposition and Attorney General Edmisten fear loss of public representation.
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D-Iiedell
George Miller
Durham
Hunt
House
Carl Stewart
Horton Rountree
Rufus Edmisten
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
Carl Totherow
Forsyth
North Carolina
Allsbrook
Totherow
Huskins
Subcommittee
Senate
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