Economy Shows Sag Amid Slowed Production
Washington AP reports sustained weakness in the U S economy with little sign of quick recovery. Industrial output plunged in January, following auto sector disruption, while loan demand remained weak at low rates. Officials warn February and March data will determine momentum as policy aims to spur growth.
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Police Chief Calls Suits Harassment
Charlotte Police Chief J C Goodman calls recent suits against the city county police and Mecklenburg sheriff s department "obvious attempts of harassment." He notes a federal suit seeking 3.2 million dollars for about 60 plaintiffs has little substantive basis and cites false quoted facts and nonappearance at trials.
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North Carolina considers single cell prison plan
Gov. Scott endorses a study on prison reform calling for single cells for prisoners, higher pay for custodial staff, and modern facilities. The report aligns with capital improvement plans and recommends speeding upgrade work while reducing the highway work program for inmates. Scott urged swift action.
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Death of Wilmington youth puzzles police
Wilmington police found no clues or motive after 17 year old Clifton Eugene Wright was shot dead at Mollie Hicks apartment. Witnesses heard a knock, the shot fired from below, and investigators had not confirmed any shooter or race. Rioting and student boycotts in local high schools followed earlier this year.
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Dan River Reduces Personnel Amid Cost Cuts
Dan River Inc announces a major cost reduction move with layoffs of more than 600 clerical admin and sales staff immediately. About 450 Danville plant workers and 150 from Greenville, S.C. will lose jobs, while manned paid production staff are spared. President Robert Small says the company seeks forward momentum despite losing capable employees. Dan River employs over 20,000 people.
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