Demonstrations Halt Work At Two Reactors Beachside
Nuke protesters said their aim was to halt construction on two large reactors along the beach. Demonstrations also occurred at several other nuclear plants, signaling broad opposition to the projects.
Nuclear protests mark Hiroshima anniversary in six states
A loose coalition staged balloon demonstrations at nuclear plants in six southern states on the Hiroshima anniversary. Balloons warned of radioactive fallout and urged action against nuclear power. Counterprotests by Duke Power employees appeared in North and South Carolina as a lone Alabama protester launched balloons at Farley in Dothan. Groups Catfish Alliance and Palmetto Alliance led actions in Alabama Tennessee Mississippi and South Carolina, emulating the Seabrook sit-in. Oak Ridge Y 12 also hosted protests.
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Prices Rise Sharply On Tobacco Markets
Valdosta Georgia reports rise in quality offerings in Georgia Florida flue cured tobacco markets. Weekly gross sales last week totaled 19 804 806 pounds at 115 36 dollars per hundredweight. Grade prices strengthened in over 70 percent of grades with gains of 1 to 4 dollars per hundred. Highest average paid 137 dollars, lowest 66 dollars. Stabilization receipts 9 8 percent for season. Next week sales opportunities projected at 14 103 000 pounds.
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North Carolina Nursing Home Bill Aims to Help Elderly
Raleigh officials say a new nursing home patients bill of rights will take effect January after which 17 NC homes not providing adequate care may face remedies. The law creates patient guarantees and an advisory committee in each county.
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UNCG Student Sentenced 15 Days for Cafeteria Scuffle
Glenn Corley a 21 year old UNC Greensboro student pled no contest to disorderly conduct for a university cafeteria incident. He was fined given a suspended sentence on resisting arrest and will appeal the Guilford District Court ruling to Guilford Superior Court.
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Missing Link in Bible Studies Revealed at Duke University
International scholars at Duke University study pseudepigrapha, 35 specialists in 13 cities translate 47 found books dating from 2,000 years ago to 8th century manuscripts. The $200,000 yearly project aims for English translations with a 1980 completion target.
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Duke University
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James Charlesworth
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