Gilmore Weak In 4th Day Without Food
Gary Gilmore weakens on the fourth day of a hunger strike as he asks Utah's Board of Pardons to speed his execution for the Provo motel clerk slaying. The panel moved the hearing to Nov. 30 to meet 60 day timing rules, with officials unsure if release could be forced if not executed by Dec. 7.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Utah Board of Pardons
Thomas Harrison
Gilmore
Provo
Nicole Barrett
Barrett
Leon Hatch
Utah
Attorney General's Office
Salt Lake County
Atty
Bill Hyde
Calvin Rampton
Pardons Board
Union Target at Baptist Hospital Sparks Organizing Drive
Winston-Salem teamsters press a campaign to organize registered nurses and all eligible hospital workers at Baptist Hospital. J W Lauck says the effort aims to explain the union’s position and notes working hours salaries and fringe benefits as issues. Meanwhile a separate case reports a Yadkin County deputy indicted for rape and a local union vote against representation at Duke University Medical Center.
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Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Baptist Hospital
Teamsters Union
J.W. Lauck
Teamsters
Lauck
Lynch
Yadkinville
Yadkin County
L.C. Jester Jr
Jester
Charlene Ward
East Bend
Dist
Michael Ashburn
Wilkesboro
Yadkin Superior Court
James J. Booker
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Duke University Medical Center
American Federation of State
NBC Film Follows Up Prison Case
NBC producer Sy Pearlman says he is more convinced of the Sawyers’ innocence as a Dec 4 program will follow up on the Mecklenburg County kidnapping case. Sandy Sawyer and Lonnie Sawyer remain jailed on 32 to 40 years and 28 to 32 years sentences respectively.
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Monroe
Sandy
Lonnie Sawyer
Robert Hinson
NBC
Sy Pearlman
Mecklenburg County
Sandy Sawyer
Lonnie
Hinson
Mint Hill
Pearlman
Sawyers
Caan Eet Lupton
North Carolina Court of Defense
Carroll Matthews
Jim Holshouser
The
Carroll Lowder
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Union
Kay Bunting
Phyllis Walls
Debbie Wilson
Ann Horney
Maxine Campbell
Steve Tuttle
Brenda Craven
Reggie Robertson
High Point Enterprise
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