Public Executions Favored in North Carolina Case
Shelby AP. Judge B J Falls Jr urged that public executions might curb crime while not endorsing them. He noted North Carolina leads with 44 on Death Row as juries labeled defendants guilty. A Gastonia court watching group plans to report findings. Fred die Farmer pleaded guilty to second degree murder, receiving 25 to 30 years for the March 17 killing of his 18 year old wife Sheila.
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North Carolina
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Stock Broker Suits Ended Out Of Court
Greensboro AP report says a Winston-Salem couple and Merrill Lynch ended complex lawsuits in settlement, with federal and Forsyth Superior Court actions closed and sealed. The cases centered on a $2.1 million late 1972 stock transaction and alleged Securities Act violations. The parties reportedly reached a consent judgment for dismissal.
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Winston-Salem
U.S. Middle District Court
Forsyth
Winston- Salem
Merill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Robert M. Sauls
Ruby
Edison Homes — Southeast Inc
Extendicare Inc
Shelter Mobile Homes Inc
Shelter Resources Corp
Northwestern Bank of
North Wilkesboro
Merrill Lynch
Sauls
Edison Homes — Southeast
Northwestern Bank
Duke Power rates up since 1969 and coal cost clause explained
Residential electric rates on average are about 59 percent higher today than in 1969. The coal cost adjustment clause lets a utility bill rise or fall with coal costs, no profit added, and reflects real changes in coal expense. read “Includes coal cost adjustments /kwh” on the bill to see the impact.
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Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
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Crestwood
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Carolina
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High Rock Lake
Lexington
Oakwood Acres
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