Hog Killing Weather Outlook Hits North Carolina Farms
The National Weather Service urges area farmers to wait for cold snaps to butcher hogs as a storm system brings rain and chilly air. North Carolina forecasts show rain today with clearing and colder conditions Friday, while South Carolina experiences mixed precipitation and sharply cooler temperatures in the near term.
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Filling Station Men Fight Over Customer in Statesville
In Statesville North Carolina two filling station operators clashed over a customer. James Alton Painter was shot twice in the chest and once in the arm. James Parsons was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill causing serious injury and released on bond. The truck driver Eugene Long said he moved from one station to another after being told to relocate.
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Five GIs Killed in Vietnam Week Totals Reported
Saigon reports five Americans killed and 22 wounded in Indochina fighting last week. The casualty tally shows lower enemy losses and notes 17th straight week with under 10 US combat deaths, with 7 nonhostile American deaths.
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Germ-Killer Nightmare For FDA
Washington AP reports hexachlorophene the antiseptic linked to brain damage is shaping regulatory battles. A six hour briefing of 24 officials and pediatricians weighed 74 staphylococcal infections in 22 hospital nurseries since a nationwide survey began. The group calls for more studies while keeping the Dec 6 FDA warning against routine newborn bathing with three percent HCP solutions in place.
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Marijuana Sentence Reduced by Appeals Court
In Raleigh Robeson County man Jack Arnold McIntyre had his three to five year term reduced to a misdemeanor level after the General Assembly lowered marijuana penalties while his case was on appeal. He had been convicted of possessing more than one gram of marijuana in Robeson Superior Court last May. The Court of Appeals said he must receive the benefit of the new law.
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Republicans denounce Muskie peace speech as political
Five Republican senators and House GOP Leader Ford condemn Senator Muskie for criticizing President Nixon's Indochina terms. White House aides call Muskie’s remarks gutter politics while Muskie urged a set withdrawal date and release of prisoners. Senators Brock Beall Dole Dominick attack Muskie as unwise and partisan amid campaign activity.
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Raleigh Lawyer Sentenced Five Years for Insurance Fraud
Federal Judge John Larkins sentenced Raleigh lawyer George Eugene Brown to five years in prison on six counts of defrauding Nationwide Insurance Co. by claiming to represent four automobile accident victims and seeking damages on their behalf. Witnesses testified Brown wrote the insurer demanding payments.
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