End of Alaska Pipeline Delivers First Crude to Valdez
Alaska marks the maiden transport of North Slope crude as the 800 mile trans Alaska pipeline reaches Valdez at 11 02 p m Alaskan time. Oil flows into storage with ARCO Juneau tanker bound for the west coast amid Sabotage scare and a history of tragedy and protest.
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Alaska
Valdez, Alaska
Arctic Circle
North Slope
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
William Darch
Anchorage
Darch
Ferring
Arco Juneau
Kent State protest resumes as 61 arrested at construction site
Sixty-one protesters were arrested near Blanket Hill at Kent State University as authorities moved in to clear a reoccupied site. A bulldozer began work while about 15 onlookers watched. supporters clashed briefly with deputies as the May 4th Coalition pushed to relocate a $6 million gym annex.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
Portage County
Portage County Common Pleas
Joseph Kainrad
Alan Canfora
Allen McKitrick
Psychologist Fired After Sex Charge at O Berry Center
Gary Eugene Haskett 33 of Goldsboro, a psychologist at the O Berry Center, was fired by state officials after his arrest on two counts of crime against nature involving two teenaged boys. He is jailed on $5,000 bond as investigators, with SBI aid, seized pornography at his home.
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Goldsboro
Gary Eugene
Josh’’ Haskett
O’berry Center
Wayne County
Jim Hunt
Haskett
James Sasser
Wilson C. Rippy Jr
Cherry Hospital
California
O'Berry
Leading index signals slower economy in June
The Commerce Department reports a 0.6 percent drop in the leading indicators index for June, the largest fall since January. The decline follows a 0.2 percent decrease in May, foreshadowing reduced economic activity ahead.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Moon Phases Explained in Q A Format
The writeup explains lunar phases from new to full. It clarifies that old moon refers to the last quarter and crescent, with full moon at mid cycle after first quarter, followed by waning phases back to new moon.
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Earth
Smoking policy and lobby smoking at High Point Memorial Hospital
A reader asks why High Point Memorial Hospital allows smoking areas while patients and visitors cannot. Hospital executive director David Lopp says the facility is a smoking controlled institution with designated smoking zones and non smoking areas to protect patients with respiratory illness.
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Q. I
High Point Memorial Hospital
J.W. A
David Lopp
Forming a North Carolina Sideband chapter contact options
The article suggests starting a local North Carolina Sideband Association chapter by using your CB call letters with your handle. It notes few CB dealers or operators know of a state group to affiliate with and mentions a purported sideband association operating in the area illegitimately for not using call letters.
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High Point
North Carolina Sideband Association
Citizens Band Radio Organization
J. A
Rain Expected Across North Carolina This Weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms spreading from western North Carolina to the rest of the state this weekend. Weekend highs in the 80s with lower 50s in the mountains and mid 70s along the Outer Banks. Soil experts warn rain could flood and wash away soil on parched ground if it comes too fast, especially at construction sites.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
National Weather Service
Frank H. Jeter
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Albert Coffey
Charlotte Soil Conservationist
Coffey
Bizarre Slayings Recalled Across Nation Spark Fear
In the past week 25 people died in mass murders including six shot by killers posing as power workers in a Miami area ranch house. A Foster brother faces arson and murder charges for a Prospect Connecticut family killing. A Park Ridge elevator scene yielded four execution style deaths. A Klamath Falls bar attack left six dead as a suspect is charged. Communities from Bir min ham Michigan to New York City fear persists.
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Miami
Fred Beaudoin
Prospect
Conn
Beaudoin
Cheryl
Lorne Acquin
Park Ridge
Klamath Falls
Ore
Dewitt C. Henry
Birmingham
Mich
New York City
Announced Anniversary Marks Son of Sam Killings in Queens and Bronx
On this date the Son of Sam case marks its first attack anniversary in Queens and the Bronx. Since July 29 1976 the killer has claimed five lives and wounded six, mainly young women, though male escorts have been shot. In California detectives say the trash bag murders may widen to 43 killings over a decade with at least 12 slayings now linked. Patrick Wayne Kearney, 37, has been indicted on three counts of MASS MURDERS.
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Queens
Bronx
Son of
Sam
California
Patrick Wayne Kearney
Coins Heist Bags 3.5 Million In 10 Francs Loot
Four bandits hijacked a rail container carrying 17 tons of coins valued at 3.54 million dollars from Gare de Lyon in Paris. They released two kidnapped drivers after stealing the truck, while police conducted a wide search for a suitable hideout to unload the container.
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Paris
L’aurore
Gare de Lyon
Bank of France
France
Jean Trottin
Trottin
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Lexington
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