Evell Gibbons Naturalist Dies At 64 In Sunbury
Evell Gibbons author and naturalist famed for Stalking The Wild Asparagus and promoting wild foods, dies at 64 in Sunbury Pennsylvania. He taught survival courses, appeared on TV, and faced FTC action over cereal commercials. He is survived by his widow two sons and five grandchildren. Internal arrangements set for cremation and a private memorial.
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Sunbury
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Freda Gibbons
Gibbons
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Federal Trade Commission
Freda Fryer
Pascoe
Gibbond
Beavertown
Outward Bound
Comic Strip Uses Jogger Arrest Case
RALEIGH AP The comic strip Tank McNamara borrows a real incident in which NC State professor Hubert Ramsay was arrested for allegedly spying during a secret football practice. Ramsay later had the charges dropped as coach Lou Holtz feared spies.
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North Carolina State University
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Houston
Tex
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Bill Hinds
Hubert Ramsay
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N.C
Lou Holtz
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Maryland
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Sandcrab
Ban On Power Ads Proposed in North Carolina
The North Carolina attorney general's office calls for a ban on advertisements by electric utilities and related entities. The proposal aims to curb partisan or misleading ads during the election period and seeks to empower oversight authorities to enforce restrictions.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dog Saves Man From House Fire Near Rolesville
In Rolesville North Carolina a 24 year old man Haywood Hughes wakes to his German Shepherd Prince whimpering and pawing his face from a house fire He and the dog escape to safety Hughes later rescues Prince from the burning brick home Firefighters thought Prince was dead but Hughes used an axe to pull the dog free as the house burned Hughes wife and son are listed as in California Prince spends first night supposedly indoors before the rescue The article also notes CP and L and other power firms push ads to boost electricity sales with Associate AG Fruitt seeking ad bans and CP and L President Shearon Harris testifying in a rate case about heat pumps.
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Wake County
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Shearon Harris
Golden Fleece Award Targets USAF Airline as Taxpayer Drain
Sen William Proxmire cites the 89th Military Airlift Wing at Andrews as the world’s most exclusive airline. He notes 975 flights in ten months of 1975 costing over the million mark, with Treasury Secretary William Simon making 58 flights at 328000 dollars, plus frequent use by Defense and State officials.
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D-Wis
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Department of the Treasury
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