Bass Indicted In Shooting Of Student
Bass, a 55 year old service station operator, was indicted by the Harnett County Grand Jury on a felony charge of voluntary manslaughter in the April 9 shooting death of Hugh C. Sanders Jr., 19, a University of Delaware student. He surrendered after the indictment and is free on $25,000 bond. The Superior Court trial is slated for August or September.
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Lillington
N.C
Robert L. Bass
Harnett County
Grand Jury
Hugh C. Sanders Jr
Dist. Atty
John Twisdale
State Bureau of Investigation
Bass
David K. Stewart
SBI
Jim Hunt
Fayetteville
Twisdale
North Carolina
Gardner-Webb student dies in head-on collision
Edith Virginia King an 18 year old Gardner-Webb College student from Hartsville South Carolina was killed in a head on collision on North Carolina Route 18 one mile south of Shelby authorities said She was traveling north when her sports car left the road and veered back into the path of a truck driven by Ben McCombs of Shelby who was not injured
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Gardner-Webb
Shelby
N.C
Gardner-Webb College
N.C. 18
Ing North
G.E. Mull
North Carolina Heat Wave To Continue With Mild Relief Likely
A cold front moving from the Ohio Valley was forecast to enter North Carolina this afternoon and tonight, stalling near the North Carolina South Carolina border Thursday. High Point area expected to see fair skies with mids 60s to upper 60s lows and a 10 percent shower chance tonight, then mostly sunny Thursday with highs in the upper 80s and a 10 percent shower risk. Friday outlook not provided.
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North Carolina
Ohio Valley
South Carolina
High Point
North Carolina Weather Forecast Mostly hot with thundershowers
Partly cloudy hot conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers across North Carolina and South Carolina. Highs reach 90s, cooler in the mountains and Outer Banks. Overnight lows mainly 60s to 70s, with humid conditions continuing Friday through Sunday. Temperature readings from regional stations show highs near 90s and lows around 60s to 70s.
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Northwest
South Carolina
Asheville
P.c
Augusta
Carter Likely To Open Personal Papers To Public Dom
President Carter’s lawyer says Carter aims for maximum openness and may donate his papers to the government with security and privacy safeguards after the Supreme Court decision on Nixon papers. Lipshutz notes talks of a presidential library and possible funding from royalties, while a commission urges permanent legislation to govern access to presidential records.
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Carter
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Robert Lipshutz
Nixon
Lipshutz
Gerald Ford
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
William H. Rehnquist
High Court
Congress
George Washington
William J. Brennan Jr
Nixon Faces Years of Tape Release Delays After Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld a 1974 law giving the government control over Nixon era tapes and documents, potentially delaying public release for years. The decision allows archivists to decide what is private or essential to national security, with Nixon able to challenge public material.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Supreme Court
Congress
Nixon
High Court
General Services Administration
James Rhodes
United States
William H. Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
John Paul Stevens
Rehnquist
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