Wells Boom as Raleigh Taps Wells Amid Water Ban
Raleigh’s water shortage spurs sharp rise in well drilling after a new ordinance bans using city water for car washing and irrigation. Car wash firms, clubs, and residents rush to drill, with quotes noting a surge in inquiries and several wells already in use or planned for lawns and sprinkling.
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Raleigh
James L. Estes
Carolina Country Club
Oldtimers
N.W. Poole
Rt. 4
Poole
Wake County
Robert O. Heater
Heater Well Drilling Co
Cary
Jimmy Goldston
Garland J Jones
Sheriffs Department
Union Votes To Accept Kroger Pact In Nashville
Union Local 327 members voted to accept a Kroger contract ending a four day strike marked by violence. The deal includes 16.5 dollars an hour raises over three years and weekly cost of living boosts from 14 to 31 dollars. A driver, Robert McGimsey of Knoxville, was wounded by a sniper. police hunt the shooter as federal mediator Phillip Bradley says workers will return to work today.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters Union
Kroger Co
Kroger
C.L. Thomas J. Kroger
Robert McGimsey
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas
Phillip Bradley
Police Officer Edward Spicer Dies at Range
Durham policeman Edward Carlisle Spicer aged 39 was found dead at the police pistol range. Authorities ruled death by his own actions after a joint investigation by Durham Police, the sheriff's department, and the state medical examiner. Spicer, a 15 year veteran and pistol team member, was found by his wife with a .38 caliber pistol nearby.
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Durham Sap
Durham
Edward Carlisle Spicer
John Kindice
Durham County Sheriff's Department
State Medical Examiner
Kindice
Spicer
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