Campus Radical Captured at San Rafael and Wisconsin bombing case
San Rafael arrest of David Sylvan Fine linked to Weather Underground seeks Wisconsin murder and sabotage charges. Federal judge sets bail at $5 million and orders return to Madison for trial. The August 24 1970 Army Mathematics Research Center bombing killed Robert Fassnacht and injured four others, with Armstrong brothers and Burt involved. The Weather Underground traces to SDS roots at Wisconsin and Delaware campuses. Long article notes Cleaver and Panther shifts toward ballots and community programs, detailing leadership changes and voter efforts.
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Henry Ford II and Cristina separate in Michigan
Henry Ford II and his wife Cristina have separated and are living apart in Grosse Pointe Farms Michigan, according to Ford's Detroit attorney Alan Schwartz. No comment on possible divorce proceedings. The couple married in 1965 and have no children.
Safety Violations Found In Fatal Explosion
RALEIGH AP Safety regulations were violated last week in a fatal explosion and fire at a DOT maintenance yard near the state Fairgrounds. Clarence W. Lee 32 of Fayetteville an inmate at Triangle Correctional Center was welding when the blast occurred. DOT supervisors failed to prohibit welding in a flammable area and did not inspect the site or issue a written permit. Training was inadequate for welders and supervisors. DOT will upgrade standards to OSHA levels. No penalties assessed.
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T. Avery Nye Jr
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Jacob Alexander
Ment
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State Fairgrounds
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Telethon to Raise Zoo Funds in North Carolina
A 16 hour telethon from WFMY in Greensboro will feature North Carolina talent and Jim ler of Wild Kingdom to raise about 300000 dollars for Asheboro Zoo animals. The program airs 1130 PM Saturday to 6 PM Sunday on WRAL and WETV with broadcasts from Greensboro Raleigh and Charlotte.
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North Carolina
Jim Ler
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Reports not received from several candidates for state offices
Raleigh RP A day after the deadline reports from several likely candidates for state office hadn’t reached state elections officials. Deadline was Wednesday but mailed reports may have delayed. Bowles Akins Boyles Lee Jordan Cobl and others submitted some reports.
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Morgans probes probe into Greensboro land sale raises questions
Senator Robert Morgan urged HUD and GAO to investigate the Greensboro News Co. 4.3 acre land purchase for 891928 dollars amid claims the Greensboro Redevelopment Commission sold the site for far less than value. Commission officials defended the deal as businesslike and tax compliant.
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Higher Electric Bills Seen Raise for CP and L
Raleigh AP. Bruce Lourselle testifies before the Utilities Commission that Carolina Power and Light customers face 30 to 92 percent higher bills over nine years to fund new generating plants. CP and L seeks a 22 percent rate hike. total 1964 increase depends on plant needs. Demand growth projected at 7.7 percent annually, but recent years ran lower, suggesting larger rises if current trends continue through 1984 and beyond.
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Bruce M. Lourselle
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