North Carolina Board weighs permit for Texas Gulf phosphate mine
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co seeks a 30 year mining permit for a Beaufort area operation after a state study said groundwater would not be impaired for over a century. officials cited chloride data and Castle Hayne aquifer readings as supporting evidence. The company employs 630 with a $6 million payroll while awaiting board action.
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North Carolina Board of Water and Cuilthen 3
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Beaufort
Tuas Gulf
Area 1
H. V. W. Donohoe
Texas Gulf
North Carolina
Phoreyhate Corp
Pastia
Castle Hayne
Pamlico
Pungo
Washington
North Carolina Phosphate
Harry Peek
Castle Hyde
Wen
Lion
Peek
Donohoe
Consumer Protection Highlights in New Advisory Bill
Washington AP outlines a proposed consumer protection plan creating an executive advisory unit for the president. It would form a 15 member consumer advisory council with five year terms representing consumer producer and public interests. The five year cost is estimated at 38.8 million dollars with 33.4 million for running the agency and 200 staff in year one. It includes consumer education safety programs and trade secret protections. The measure lacks subpoena power but could aid other agencies and Senate approval is uncertain with possible veto risk. The White House backs the bill while House GOP leaders signal changes could trigger a veto.
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Michigan
MIT Scientists Find Crater and Gorge on Mars
MIT scientists at Haystack Observatory report a 2.5 mile deep gorge and a 1200 mile diameter crater discovered on Mars using radar probes over three months with a 12 foot antenna. The findings aim to aid interpretation of orbital photographs from the Mariner 9 mission due next month.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Haystack Observatory
Mars
Mariner 9
Earth
Tips to Motorists Be in the Right and Stay Alive
A safety column warns drivers that being right in traffic isn’t enough to avoid danger. It urges calm behavior, defensive driving, and awareness of other road users to prevent fatal collisions.
Three Arrested in Wilmington over Mass Death Weapons
Federal state and local officers seized 21 homemade devices for firing shotgun shells in a Wilmington area raid. Three men, Donald Langley, Williamson Smith and Kenneth Henry, were arrested on weapons charges amid a wave of recent racial tensions. no link to a group was established.
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State Bureau For Investigation
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Glenn Fleming
Jacksonville
RCMP
Leroy Gibson
Donald Glenn Langley
Williamson Jerry Harding Smith
Kenneth
Ett Henry
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