States Feuding On Line Over Savannah River Boundary
South Carolina Gov James B Edwards refused Georgia's extradition request for James Saxon Jr 29 of Ridgeland saying Saxon was in South Carolina territorial waters when Georgia officers boarded his shrimp boat Saxon faced charges of simple battery shrimping in closed waters and commercial salt water fishing without a license Both states have barred commercial shrimping in the disputed area pending further boundary questions and offshore oil prospects emerge in the broader dispute
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Columbia, S. C
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah River
James B. Edwards
James Saxon Jr
Ridgeland
Edwards
George Busbee
James Saxon
Saxon
Thunderbolt, Ga
Hilton Head Island
S. C
Criticism of Hunt Brings Dismissal at Black Mountain Center
Herbert Moore, director of the Western Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center in Black Mountain, was fired by Dr. Sarah Morrow, head of North Carolina human resources, for failing to follow administration policies after criticizing Gov. Jim Hunt. Moore, 59, earned $25 000 annually and plans a vacation before seeking hospital administration consultant work.
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Black Mountain
Jim Hunt
Western Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center
Sarah Morrow
State Department of Human Resources
Herbert Moore
Moore
Hunt
Federal Civil Service
Morrow
Ex State Doctor Pleads Innocent To Obscenity
Wilson C. Rippy Jr., 50, former director of the Cherry hospital children’s section, pled not guilty at a Raleigh arraignment to a federal obscenity charge for mailing seven 8 millimeter films showing an adult male with two young boys. He posted a $5,000 bond and will undergo psychiatric observation. Trial tentatively set for Sept 12 in Wilson North Carolina.
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Raleigh
State Children's Hospital
Wilson C. Rippy Jr
U.S. Marshall
Duke University Medical Center
Logan D. Howell
Rippy
Cherry Hospital
Gold
Borden Parker
Goldsboro
FBI
Stevens Sues Mayor and Union Over Boycott Order
J P Stevens and Co seeks 650000 in punitive damages from Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson and the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. The suit cites due process and equal protection claims after Jackson ordered a citywide boycott of the firm, later withdrawn on counsel’s advice, citing reports of unionization tension.
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Atlanta
J.P. Stevens & Co
Maynard Jackson
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Jackson
Stevens
Weekend Weather Across Carolinas Brings Warm, Sunny Skies
Forecasters report cooler area temperatures with highs in the 80s and sunny days. A 20 percent chance of rain remains Sunday with fair, cool nights and lows in the 60s. Extended outlook shows occasional clouds and chances of showers into midweek, with highs in the 80s to low 90s and overnight lows in the 60s and 70s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Feds Eye Student Loans Propose Boost in Collectors Southeast
Federal officials say 45 million dollars in student loan debt remains uncollected in the Southeast as 45 000 debts go unpaid. HEW plans eight new staff to aid nine regional collectors who say cases linger years before action.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Steve Walker
HEW
Congress
William Pouncey
Youth Vote On Liquor Marijuana Endorsed By Conference
Methodist youth from 56 eastern North Carolina counties voted to endorse decriminalization of marijuana and legalization of liquor by the drink. The resolutions were prepared by study groups during the week-long gathering and submitted to the conference. The liquor measure would earmark tax revenues from bars and restaurants for a world hunger project.
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Fayetteville
Methodist
North Carolina
Cabinet Energy Department Faces Limits On Gas Pricing
Washington AP The new Cabinet level Department of Energy may operate next month without full power to set natural gas prices as President Carter wished. A five member independent Energy Regulatory Commission would set gas prices, while the energy secretary would have limited influence. Senators like John Glenn warn the bill limits coordinated energy policy.
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Washington
Department of Energy
Carter
Energy Regulatory Commission
Independent Commission
Department
Federal Power Commission
John Glenn
Ohio
Energy Secretary
Burlington Net Earnings Down in Quarter
GREENSBORO AP Burlington Industries Inc., once the nation’s largest textile firm, reports consolidated net earnings for the quarter ended July 2, 1977 of 25,542,000 dollars or 90 cents a share. The same period a year earlier yielded 31,101,000 dollars or 1.11 per share.
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Greensboro
Burlington Industries Inc
FCC Moves to Simplify CB License Card System
FCC to issue a postcard style two part CB license form with a five year license upon mail return and a 60 day temporary license. The article notes a CB and amateur radio boom, rising monthly license applications, and new low power government use of 530 and 1610 kHz for traffic locations. It mentions safety fiberglass base antennas and cites enforcement limits on jamming and false transmissions. The column invites reader questions to Citizens on Radio in Weatherford, Texas.
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E. Z. Strange
Federal Communications Commission
Cbers
FCC
Paramount Pictures
FBI
CIA
Executive Branch
Cbs
P. O
Weatherford
Philosophy Teaching Critique by Archbishop Sheen
Retired Catholic Archbishop Fulton Sheen criticizes modern philosophy teaching in an interview with Christianity Today in Wheaton Illinois. He argues that if architecture were taught as philosophy is today, people could not construct buildings.
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High Point
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House
Burlington
Walls
Sears Electric CO
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Teaneck
N.J
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