State Reaches UNC Utility Sale Compromise
A Senate House budget panel approved a pact ensuring UNC Chapel Hill keeps at least $10 million of about $42 million from selling university utility systems. Remaining funds go to LINC Chapel Hill while debates on general fund diversion ended. The plan, backed by leaders, now heads to the Joint Appropriations Conference Committee as lawmakers seek budget cuts for 1976 77.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Senate
House
Linc Chapel Hill
General Assembly
Rep
C. Kitchin Josey
Halifax
Unc-Chapel Hill
N. Ferebee Taylor
UNC
Joint Appropriations Conference Committee
House Base Budget Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Conference Committee
SBI to arm agents with hollow point bullets
Raleigh AP Haywood Starling director of the State Bureau of Investigation says hollow point bullets will be standard issue for SBI agents and that .357 caliber revolvers are being issued. He notes the policy is a first time as standard issue while acknowledging opposition to hollow points and expresses willingness to reverse if proven wrong.
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Raleigh
Haywood Starling
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Starling
CP&L reports steady earnings despite past lows
Carolina Power and Light Co. posts earnings of 2.70 dollars per share for the year ended March 31, unchanged from the previous quarter but higher than the 2.38 dollars in the year earlier. First quarter 1976 earnings were 0.68 per share, down from last year. Net income for the year totaled 106.9 million versus 79.2 million, with the president cautioning against assuming full recovery of financial health or credit rating.
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Raleigh
Carolina Power & Light Co
Cp&l
Shearon Harris
Harris
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Military To Get Flu Vaccine Program Planned Abroad
Washington AP The Pentagon plans swine flu shots for about 60 000 U.S. personnel abroad plus their wives and children. Vaccination would be compulsory for 454 000 overseas troops and available to 339 000 dependents, with total reach of 21 million personnel and nearly three million dependents in the U S and abroad. Vaccinations to begin in late summer or early fall. Government will pay the cost though total expenses are undetermined.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
United States
Will Claim by Hughes Secretary Stirs Estate Drama
Palm Springs based secretary Eleanor Rohrbeck says Howard Hughes left a valid 1949 will with a 1951 supplement and asserts it could be in Los Angeles. She claims an executor named Uncle Frank and alleges some Hughes officials fear discovery to avoid losses from the estate. Noah Dietrich backs her account of the former chief executive.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Howard Hughes
Palm Springs Desert
Los Angeles
Hughes
Rohrbeck
Noah Dietrich
Trucker Gets Six Months In Tax Case
GREENSBORO AP reports William Buckner a Spindale trucker was jailed six months and fined 3000 dollars after a federal court found him guilty of falsifying invoices during a 1972 income tax audit. He was allowed 10 days to settle affairs before starting the sentence.
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Greensboro
William Buckner
Spindale
B Wing
Evangelist Eddie Le Grand Seeks Deliverance Across Nations
At nineteen he spent over nine years in juvenile halls and reform schools before finding Jesus Christ. He became a preacher whose ministry claims instant deliverance from drug addiction demon possession and diseases, with revivals in tents churches and auditoriums. The focus remains on souls saved and lives changed by a living Christ.
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le Grand
Jesus Christ
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