Body Of Tammy Haynes Found In Lake Hartwell
Tammy Denice Haynes, 12, missing for a month, was found in Lake Hartwell near Liberty South Carolina. Police say Virgil Vinson, a 36 year old housepainter, faces kidnapping and murder charges. The Body was identified by Jimmy Swaney of Clemson and autopsy is pending at MUSC. Liberty residents assisted in the search and residents report increased local fear and weapons carrying.
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David R. Nelsen
Associated Press
Liberty, S.C
Liberty
Lester Haynes
Haynes
Tammy Denice
Lake Hartwell
Tammy
Patricia Haynes
Navy
South Carolina- Georgia
Lester
Pickens County
David Stone
Virgil Preston Vinson
Vinson
Jimmy B. Swaney
Clemson
Swaney
Lake Shore
Medical University of South Carolina At Charleston
Liberty Police
James A. Youngblood
Youngblood
Large Corn Crop Increase Planned
Washington AP reports farmers plan the biggest corn crop in fourteen years for next spring with 77.4 million acres planted in 1974, up 10 percent from 1973, potentially pushing the national total to 78.7 million acres and a crop near 6.6 billion bushels if fuel and fertilizer are available. The Caspian Sea note appears as unrelated trivia.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Caspian Sea
Asia-Europe
Group To Discuss ECU Compromise
A selected group of legislators educators and state officials will meet at the College Inn to push a compromise on expanding East Carolina University's medical school. Attendees reportedly include UNC Board of Governors members, ECU leaders, and key legislators as supporters push a 15 million expansion with a two year program in 1976 77 and class sizes rising from 20 to 80 per year.
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Raleigh
East Carolina University Medical School
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
East Carolina University
College Inn
Greensboro Daily News
The
News and Observer
ECU
North Carolina General Assembly
Legislative
J. P. Huskins
D-Iredell
William Mills
D-Onslow
North Carolina Eyes Permanent 55 MPH Speed Limit
Raleigh AP report says House Highway Safety Committee heard Lt. Col. E W Jones outline Dec traffic death drops after a 55 mph limit statewide. Rep C K Josey pressed for a permanent 55, while Rep George Miller urged a formal data driven recommendation. Jones noted year to date deaths down about 25 with potential for further reductions.
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North Carolina
House
Highway Safety Committee
C. Kitchin Josey
Halifax
E.W. Jones
Jones
Stower
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Jim Ramsey
Josey
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Durham
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