Civil Defense Police Institute Opens in Chapel Hill
Raleigh NC plans for disaster law enforcement will be discussed at a two day Civil Defense Police Institute starting tomorrow. Sheriffs state and local police mayors and city managers and armed forces commanders in North Carolina are invited. Topics include panic prevention bomb disposal emergency provisions Civil Defense Act and traffic management planning. Principal speaker Fr Kimberling chief of police for the Federal Civil Defense Administration. Also notes beef production uses 15 to 30 tons of water per pound.
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Southern Bell asks for rate hike in second hearing
The Utilities Commission opened a second round of hearings on Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. rate increase requests. The firm seeks 3.4267 million dollars annually, arguing a fair return on its 92.8 million dollar investment is 6.75 to 7 percent, with costs rising and earnings lagging the authorized rate.
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Officers Seek Killer Of 77 Year Old Widow
Pantego North Carolina police hunt for the slayer of Zula Radcliff Jones a 77 year old widow found beaten to death in her farm home Sunday night Coroner Bonner Paul said the woman who lived alone was found slumped at a sewing machine with a fractured skull likely killed during a robbery. The bedroom had been ransacked and trunks searched though several hundred dollars in bills and silver were recovered. Jones had been a recluse. her husband died last January and she had no close relatives. Joe Radcliff, who farmed for her, found the locked house and summoned officers. They broke in and found the body.
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Federal Reserve Moderately Eases Money Market Controls
The Federal Reserve Board signals looser reserve requirements over six weeks, releasing up to nine billion dollars in credit and allowing banks to lend up to six times their reserves. The move follows forecasts of government borrowing and an uptick in industrial production, aiming to prevent tighter credit during tax collection lows.
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