Henderson County Sheriff reports record marijuana seizure
Henderson County sheriff Albert Jackson says marijuana and hashish valued at more than 1500 dollars were seized and 11 persons were arrested in the largest drug raid in the county's history. Arrests were made Saturday and Sunday and those charged faced 500 dollar bonds each. Four were released on bond Monday.
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Nixon woos editors as domestic reform plans face slim odds
President Nixon travels from the White House to Kansas City to address news executives from 13 states about revenue sharing welfare reform and government reorganization. Officials note optimism for welfare reform remains strongest while other proposals appear unlikely in the 92nd Congress.
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Tropical Storm Arlene Moves North After Weekend Formation
Scattered showers and thundershowers extend inland from the North Carolina coast as Tropical Storm Arlene drifts northward bringing seasonal rain mainly to the east. Weather outlook through Wednesday calls for warm humid conditions with chances of afternoon and evening storms across western North Carolina and the state overall.
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Penn Central Plans Asset Sales to Fund Railroad Revival
Trustees of the Penn Central railroad say they may sell assets not related to rail operations to regain profitability by 1976. Jervis Langdon Jr. notes the firm faces large losses, with 1970 loss around 431 million and 1971 projected near 250 million, while the company seeks positive cash flow on a bankruptcy basis. To raise cash, Penn Central plans to sell midtown Manhattan land and buildings valued at about 1 billion.
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Hearing on My Lai coverup resumes today for Henderson
The pretrial hearing for Army Col. Oran Henderson resumes as two defense motions seek dismissal of a vague reporting regulation and a challenge to the charge that he derelict in duty by not thoroughly investigating the March 16 1968 massacre. Henderson faces related inquiries into Pentagon probes and other officers including Medina and Calley, who faces murder charges and appeals.
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