Kleppe Questions Ability to Stop New River Dam
Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe signaled he may not halt the New River dam project amid a pending Appeals Court ruling on the license. He noted legal briefs from Appalachian Power and others alter his view on preserving the river and announced a Friday decision that could affect federal protection for 26.5 miles of the river in Ashe and Alleghany counties.
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Appeals Court
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Jimmy Carter
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NCSU Reaches Student Quota On Enrollment
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina State University has filled its freshman class quota for next year. About 3,000 accepted, with 2,500 as proper size. many may decline invites leaving slim hope for waiting list candidates. Systemwide over-enrollment persists. budgeted enrollment is 86,575.
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Charlotte man to challenge murder case identity
An offense attorney said he will challenge the identity of a deceased woman as Robyn Dangerfield, estranged wife of David W. Dangerfield, in a murder case. A jury pool was selected in Superior Court as details emerged. The 21 year old wife was found beaten and choked, with her body set afire, in southern Mecklenburg last November.
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Life's Like That Principle versus Profit
A brief reflection contrasts nature and business ethics, noting that nature rarely grants a man principles when profits are at stake. The remark underscores tension between integrity and financial gain.
Charles Manson Transferred to Folsom Lockup
Convicted mass murderer Charles Manson has been moved from San Quentin to Folsom's isolation unit where inmates are housed in cells and have restricted movement. The transfer, tied to his age and a closed unit at San Quentin, follows his 1971 conviction for first degree murder in the Tate case and related slayings.
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New River decision possible in final Ford push
President Ford may announce a decision this weekend to save the New River from the Appalachian Power Co dam plan, with Gov. Holshouser saying Interior could complete its study in time. Reagan and Carter oppose the dam. NC seeks Wild and Scenic River protection to block flooding of about 40,000 acres and resettle thousands.
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