Pakistan’s Zia Seeks Army Oversight of Future Elections
Gen Mohammad Zia ul-Haq, Pakistan’s new military ruler, says the army should supervise forthcoming elections to ensure orderly power changes. He states deposed PM Zulfikar Ali Bhutto may run in October elections and vows no personal political ambition. Bhutto is under protective custody at a Murree rest house as protests follow the March 7 vote.
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Pakistan
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Zia
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Pakistan National Alliance
Murree
Islamabad
Pakistan Army
Safety Board Probes Cause of Ohio Rail Crash
NTSB investigates how two RTA commuter trains collided on the same track at East 92nd Street overpass in Cleveland injuring fifty. Two brothers, ages 13 and 11, were trapped for 45 minutes and later hospitalized in fair condition. Officials note ongoing track repairs and missing flagman as key questions.
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Ohio
Cleveland
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Shaker Line
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
92Nd Street
James L. Schaefer
Shaker Square
Michael
Carl Ivy
St. Luke's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Thompson A. Nooner
East 79Th Street
Weather outlook adds storms and cooler temperatures
North and South Carolina forecast shows a drop from high heat to mid 90s and 80s with clouds. Rain chances rise this afternoon tonight and Sunday as thunderstorms move through the region. Extended period calls for partly cloudy warmth with daily thunderstorm chances through Wednesday.
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South Carolina
Ecology Fight Shapes Up in Cherry Grove Beach Dispute
A coalition of North and South Carolina residents calling itself Cherry Grove HOPE says it will seek legal action to halt apparent beach access loss at Hog Inlet Cherry Grove Beach. Columbia attorney Jean Toal represents HOPE which accuses a private developer of dumping hundreds of tons of dirt and building a stone wall to trap sediment and shield land from the sea.
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Columbia, S.C
Cherry Grove
Myrtle Beach
Protection of the Environment
HOPE
Columbia
Jean Toal
Hog Inlet
Cherry Grove Beach
Injunction Denied for Nine DOT Employees in North Carolina
Wake Superior Court refused a bid to block termination of nine Department of Transportation workers who say they were fired for testifying against two Charlotte officials, C C McBryde and W E Woodruff. Gov Hunt trimmed payroll after funding was cut by the General Assembly. The nine were notified May 16 and terminated June 3 as part of the payroll reduction. Woodruff faced allegations of falsifying pay records and mail interception. McBryde was accused of misappropriating state property and falsifying records.
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Wake Superior
State Department of Transportation
Jim Hunt
General Assembly
Charlotte
C.C. McBryde
W.E. Woodruff
Woodruff
McBryde
Scottsboro writer testifies in libel case against NBC
John McGreevy told jurors he tried a balanced script but admitted fabricating dialogue describing Victoria Price Street as a whore and noting other invented lines in the TV movie Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys. NBC contends affidavits and records show variation from reality.
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Scottsboro
Victoria Price
McGreevy
Fraley
Leibowitz
NBC
Robert Campbell
North
Hollywood
Calif
American South
Dan T. Carter
Emory University
Atlanta
Carter
Ruby Bates
Mrs. Street
Man Falls In Manhole Injuring Fire Officials Promise Safeguards
Raleigh officials investigate a manhole incident on Wilmington Street near the Archives and History Building after William Gupton 37 of Zebulon fell 12 feet into an open hole. He suffered third degree burns to his hands and was treated and released from Wake Medical Center.
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Gupton
Wilmington Street
Archives and History Building
Strong
Wake Medical Center
Zebulon
Peter Donates Work To WSU
Laurence J. Peter, author of The Peter Principle, donated manuscripts of his two best selling books to Washington State University. The gift was announced by a university spokesman after Peter rose to fame in 1969 with his landmark work.
Bar Censures Franklinton Attorney Over No-Show Trial
The North Carolina Bar publicly censured Hubert H. Senter of Franklinton after he failed to appear for a civil trial in Wake County despite having signed a dismissal request. The three member trial committee found violations of disciplinary rules citing that heavy drinking for days prior impaired his conduct. Senter claimed personal pressures and medical treatment for high blood pressure contributed to the lapse.
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State Bar Association
Franklinton
Hubert H. Senter
Senter
Lela Seagroves
Franklin County
Wake County Superior Court
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