Two Former State Students Sentenced For Setting Fires
Two former North Carolina State students, David Landon Steele and William Fairchild, were sentenced after pleading guilty to fires and vandalism on campus December 17. Each received a three to five year sentence suspended in five years of probation, a $740 fine, and a rule against alcohol except for church communion. State agent Gary Saterfield testified they drank heavily before starting fires near Peele Hall and Williams Hall.
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North Carolina State
Superior Court
C. W. Hall
David Landon Steele
William Fairchild
Winston-Salem
Hall
Gary Saterfield
State Bureau of Investigation
Steele
Fairchild
N.C. State
State Campus
Peele Hall
Saterfield
Williams Hall
Nkrumah Takes Army Command
ACCRA Ghana President Enyame Nkrumah assumed direct command of the 10 000 man army after reports a plot existed. Defense Minister Kofi Baake retained civil defense veterans and admin duties as Nkrumah also held personal security battalion leadership amid a broader security posture. Russian advised special police were noted, with armed disarmament of other police following a January 1964 shooting attempt.
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Accra
Ghana
Enyame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Kofi Baake
Jaycees Run Afoul Of The Law In Coffee Help Plan
North Carolina Junior Chamber plans to hand out free coffee and soft drinks to motorists during Labor Day weekend to promote rest and safety. Law enforcement leaders oppose the aid effort saying it creates more problems than it solves and have discouraged the practice for years.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Col
David Lambert
Highway Patrol
Bond money to flow to North Carolina schools
Local school units with complete construction plans will receive their share of the first 25 million dollars from the 100 million school bond issue approved by voters last November. Gov. Dan Moore and the Council of State authorized the sale of 32 installment bonds to Wachovia Bank at 3 percent interest. Each county will get a portion as needs arise enabling reimbursements for building projects across the state.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Council of State
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Charles F. Carrall
Forecast North and South Carolina Weather Update
North Carolina sees partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with cool temperatures and low in the 30s, rising to the 60s along the southern coast. Friday brings mild conditions. South Carolina forecast is variable with similar cool nights, lows around 60s to lower 70s, and a milder Friday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Only Frost Can Halt Disease North Carolina
Dr. Martin Hines of the State Health Department said Wednesday officials are monitoring the mosquito problem and taking steps to avoid further spread. He noted that the first frost will kill the mosquitoes, which could reduce disease risk.
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North Carolina
Martin Hines
State Health Department
Rep Scott Says He Will Not Run for Reelection
Rep Scott, a 59 year old attorney from Danbury, announced he will not seek reelection to the 5th District seat. He said he is tired and wants to devote more time to personal matters and home, and will not support Thomerson as his successor. He has served ten years in Congress and plans to return to his law firm in Forsyth County area.
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Congress
Thomerson
Wittenlem
the Miss
Missippi
Great Salt Lake
Sant
John Uteh
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