Edwin Gill Runs For Not Reelection State Treasurer
RALEIGH Edwin Gill announces he will not seek reelection as state treasurer clearing a wide open Democratic primary. Gill, 76, retires next January after hospitalization but says health not a factor. Rep. Lane Brown and Harlan Boyles discussed candidacy. Gill declines endorsing a successor.
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Multimedia Buys Baxter Bulletin In Mountain Home
Multimedia Inc has agreed in principle to purchase the Baxter Bulletin an 11000 circulation weekly in Mountain Home Arkansas The deal follows the companys growth plan and is subject to final documents Harold E Marti president of Multimedia newspapers and vice president of the company oversees the acquisition No price was announced
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Nine Men To Face Federal Grand Jury On Drug Counts
Nine defendants tied to North Carolina’s largest drug haul, involving over 20 tons of marijuana seized in a dawn raid, face federal charges including importation, possession with intent, and conspiracy. The nine were bound over to the grand jury after a seven hour hearing. penalties reach up to 25 years and 15,000 dollars per count. The seizure centered on the Lillian B trawler at a Pamlico Sound area plant. other seized assets include a 25 foot cruiser, two vans, a mobile home and two cars. Names include John David Steele and John David Steele Jr from Hallandale Florida, Daniel Engle of Hollywood Florida, George Pappas, Graydon Lupton of Florida, Danny Isenhart and Michael Rowe of Bayboro, Ernest Mayo and son Gary Steven Mayo of Bayboro. A customs agent linked a Florida company to the smuggling network via Mayo Seafood Co. and Bohamer National Food Co.
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TVA Boosts Power Rates By Three Percent Nationwide
Knoxville reports TVA will raise basic home power bills by about 70 cents per 1 000 kWh raising the first 1 000 kWh to roughly 21 to 25 dollars in February depending on local rates. The monthly fuel adjustment increases 0.7 cents per kWh to 5.85 dollars per 1 000 kWh, ending four months of declines as higher fuel and purchased power costs drive the rise. Lee Sheppeard notes 4.25 dollars covers TVA fuel and 1.60 dollars covers power bought from other systems.
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Nye Opposed To OSHA State-Administered Safety Act Stance
Raleigh report says Nye Jr. opposes federal control of North Carolina OSHA. He argues a state administered program better serves citizens and criticizes the consumer group's push for federal guidance and stricter enforcement. Nye favors voluntary industry cooperation over heavier fines to reduce hazards.
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