Nine Ft. Bragg Generals Pay No N C Income Tax
Nine Ft. Bragg generals reportedly avoid North Carolina income tax by claiming residency in states with no personal income tax or tax exemptions for military pay. The Fayetteville Times lists eight general officers at Ft. Bragg and Pope AFB with residences in Pennsylvania Texas Florida Texas Florida Florida Tennessee Massachusetts Georgia.
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft, Bragg
Ft. Bragg-Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
Ft. Bragg Army Base
82Nd Airborne Division
Jah Airborne Corps
Pope Air Force Base
Fayetteville Times
the Times
Henry Emerson
18Th Airborne Corps
Robert Coverdale
Pope Afb
Tennessee
Robert Kinston
John F. Kennedy Center For Military Assistance
Massachusetts
John Brandenbuirg
18Th Corps
Georgia
Crackdown on Drug Smuggling Promised in NC
Bayboro AP report says Haywood Starling of the State Bureau of Investigation vows ongoing crackdown on smuggling to curb illegal drugs entering North Carolina. A 25-ton marijuana seizure aboard the fishing trawler Lillian B involved SBI, DEA, and U.S. Customs, with arrests expected for two to three more individuals beyond the nine already taken into custody.
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Bayboro
North Carolina
Haywood Starling
State Bureau of Investigation
Starling
SBI
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Customs
Juana
Wilmington
Rain expected in Triad area this afternoon
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain this afternoon in the Triad area. Tonight will be cloudy with likely rain and showers across the region.
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Triad
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions across North Carolina with increasing cloudiness eastward and rain by afternoon west, spreading statewide tonight. Rain ends west late tonight and in the east by Wednesday morning with clearing from the west. NC highs today and Wednesday 50s to 60s, lows 20s to 40s. SC rain begins northwest today, ending tonight, with highs 50s to 60s and lows 30s to 40s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Midlands
Associated Press
National Weather Service
God Answers Our Prayers Radio Appeal
A faith based message invites listeners to request prayer by phone or mail. It promises 70 airings and no contact unless requested, urging the caller to state their need and observe the Hand of God in life. Requests directed to 4 Phone a14 4511 or Box 4 Jamestown SC.
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Prasers
Jamestown SC
Textile union sues for tougher cotton dust standards
The Textile Workers Union of America sues to force the Labor Department to draft stricter cotton dust limits in mills to prevent byssinosis. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, seeks a standard of no more than one tenth of a milligram per cubic meter, far below the 1970 limit, with the North Carolina Public Interest Research Group joining. Union officials cite health risks in North Carolina where a large textile workforce is concentrated. industry officials say the change would cost about 800 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Textile Workers Union of America
Brown
U.S. District Court
Jobin T. Dunlop
Dunlop
North Carolina
Public Interest’ Research Group
Textile Workers Union
N.C
Wib Gulley
Carolinas
Pilots Deny Involvement In Sylva Sonic Boom
In Sylva North Carolina a sonic boom shattered windows. FAA said four fighter planes from Georgia ANG were in the area and pilots denied supersonic flight. Maj. Gen. Billy Jones questioned the Georgia ANG link while FAA traced likely source to Dobbins AFB in Georgia. The U S Air Force investigates.
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Sylva
North Carolina
Georgia Air National Guard
Federal Aviation Administration
Billy Jones
Georgia Ang
Jones
FAA
Dobbins Air
Raleigh Downtown Mall Groundbreaking Marks Revitalization
Officials from city county state and federal governments break ground for Raleigh Downtown Mall on Fayetteville Street. The project aims to revitalize the decaying core with a landscaped pedestrian walkway from the Capitol to the new Raleigh Civic Center, with completion planned in about 18 months.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Capitol
Raleigh Civic Center
Hickory High School Closed After Fighting
In Hickory North Carolina the high school remained closed after two days of racially charged fighting between black and white students. The school board voted to keep it closed for at least one more day while a cooling off plan and stricter disciplinary measures were prepared. About 40 pupils were involved in the disturbances, with six white pupils detained Monday and four black pupils plus one more from a nearby junior high held by police. College Park Junior High near the campus was also kept under close supervision.
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Hickory
N.C
Hickory High School
Board of Education
Joseph Wisher
College Park Junior High School
Rickory High
College Park
Ucials
Ecuador Imposes Press Censorship and Civic Unity Front
Ecuador's three man junta banned any publication attacking government order. Civilian opposition leaders formed a Civic Unity Front demanding a return of power to the people. The regime extends military rule for two more years despite protests.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
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