Edmisten To Get Police Bugging Information
North Carolina Attorney General Rufus Edmisten will learn within two weeks which state police agencies bought bugging and wiretap devices. The National Wiretap Commission cited seven NC purchases since 1973, including transmitters and compact microphone units, with SBI stating it bought none. Edmisten promised a full review once agency names are disclosed.
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Rufus Edmisten
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Michael Hershman
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Charles Dunn
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N C Leaf Expected To Get High Price
Raleigh AP reports tobacco expert John Cyrus says farmers should be patient as auctions begin Wednesday. He notes a surplus of logs and primings from last year and predicts higher prices will come when leaves from higher stalk positions go to market.
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N C Drug Ring Probed Links to New Jersey Operation
Federal prosecutors probe a North Carolina link to New Jersey heroin ring known as the Country Boys. Thirty four alleged members were indicted in Newark on heroin charges. Investigators trace dealers to an importing ring based in Goldsboro. Former Army Sgt. Ike Atkinson began a 19 year sentence for smuggling four pounds of heroin from Thailand to Goldsboro. Snow Hill lies near Goldsboro.
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Country Boys
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Ike” Atkinson
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