Judge Harris Apologizes and Is Fined for Threat
In Yanceyville North Carolina District Court Judge George M. Harris pleaded no contest to communicating a threat and received a 200 dollar fine. He apologized saying he was temporarily insane and his family has suffered grief. Chandler testified Harris threatened to kill him and others while intoxicated and with a gun in the car.
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Yanceyville, N.C
George M. Harris
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Chandler
Caswell County
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Explosion on Claude Conway Tanker Kills 12 Missing
Coast Guard says cause may never be known after explosion destroyed the Claude Conway off Wilmington. The tanker had improper vent repairs and temporary patches violated standards. Twenty seven crew survived. twelve bodies missing as bow sank after drifting apart.
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Carters Plan Easter Family Visit at Son’s Georgia Home
President Carter and family will travel to Calhoun Georgia to visit his son Jack for Easter. They will fly April 8 and return to the White House on Easter Sunday. He also announced plans to join Adm Hyman Rickover for a May demonstration cruise on a nuclear submarine.
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Hyman Rickover
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TVA Insulation To Save Fuel In TVA Plan
TVA estimates saving 20 million dollars yearly in fuel while 100000 low income families cut power bills through attic insulation funded by no interest loans repaid via power bills. Insulation of 500000 homes to start this summer. average cost about 300 dollars per house.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
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FBI Ends Fraud Probe in Durham S&L Scandal
The FBI concluded its fraud inquiry into a Durham savings and loan scheme. Five local businessmen were sentenced to prison for fraud tied to loans to a developer, Bobby R. Roberts, who received 10 years and a $49,000 fine.
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J.B. Harris
Robert Holleman
William R. Winders
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Bill aims to cut junior high class size in North Carolina
Sen. Vernon White argues for reducing daily load from 180 to 150 pupils per junior high teacher with a cap of 35 per class. The bill, tied to a $12 million two year appropriation for 441 new teachers, awaits Senate Education Committee action and faces finance hurdles.
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Raleigh
Vernon White
D-Pitt
Senate Education Committee
Dept. of Public Instruction
White
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