Raleigh Defends Neighborhood School Plan
Raleigh school board will file a defense in the U S Eastern District Court to uphold its geographic zoning plan. The board rejected desegregation proposals, will open schools Monday, and also ended free transportation while rejecting the state's offer of free used buses.
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Tate Murder Trial Boy Tells Of Finding Body
Frank Struthers broke down as he described finding Leno LaBianca's body in a crouched position at the Sharon Tate murder scene. The 16 year old testified amid details of the August 1969 killings linked to Charles Manson and his followers.
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Farmers Alert on Gas Buildup in Silos
The Board of Health warns South Carolina farmers about a potentially lethal gas that forms in silos filled with blighted corn silage. No cases reported in South Carolina yet, but gas has been observed on Georgia farms.
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Griffith Wins Morrison Award for Performing Arts
North Carolina native Andy Griffith received the 1969 Morrison award from UNC president William C. Friday during the intermission of the Lost Colony’s 1,600th performance. Griffith portrayed Sir Walter Raleigh in 1949 to 1953 with the Playmakers at UNC. The Roanoke Island Historical Association presents the annual honor named for Dr. and Mrs. Fred W. Morrison.
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Health Official Seeks Parathion Ban Amid Disputed Death
North Carolina health officials urge banning parathion despite Agriculture Department and medical opinions diverging on the death of seven year old Daniel Boyette and illness of his brother Curtis. Dr. Hines cites unresolved pesticide risks while Cueto questions parathion involvement.
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