President Carter to stay in Bangor during visit to citizens
A Bangor city employee uses a bulldozer to clear snow in front of the house where President Carter will stay tonight. Penobscot County Democratic Chairman Robert Murray will host the president during this visit to American citizens.
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Bangor
Maine
Carter
Penobscot County
Robert Murray
Southern Bell fined 310712 for misusing funds in NC
Southern Bell Telephone Co. was fined 310712 by a North Carolina court for misapplying corporate funds to political contributions from 1971 to 1973. The company pleaded guilty and agreed to pay, while prosecutors sought 5 million. Politicians named included Gov. Jim Hunt and Sen. Jesse Helms.
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Charlotte, NC
Southern Bell Telephone Co
North Carolina
Bell
Lacy Thornburg
Southern Bell
Donald Jones
State Bureau of Investigation
Jim Hunt
Jesse Helms
Jim Martin
Jim Holshouser
Jones
Mecklenburg County
Peter Gilchrist
James F. Walker
Lakota schedules makeup days after weather closures
The Lakota School District planned makeup days in March 2023 from Monday to Thursday of the former spring vacation week and an additional Friday on June 9. The school board acted Tuesday after canceling Presidents' Day holiday and also accepted the resignation of Gary Beuhler, replacing him with Elsa Wolf as high school English teacher.
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Westchester
Lakota
Gary Beuhler
Elsa Wolf
January births at Middletown Hospital total 117
A total of 117 babies, 64 boys and 53 girls, were born at Middletown Hospital in January. Among them 74 were Middletown residents and 17 were Franklin residents. Other communities contributed births: Trenton, Monroe, and Carlisle with 5 each. South Lebanon and West Chester. Lebanon. Springboro. Somerville. West Elkton. Germantown. Chautauqua. and Goshen with 1 each.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Monroe
Carlisle
South Lebanon
West Chester
Lebanon
Springboro
Somerville
West Elkton
Germantown
Chautauqua
Goshen
Canton school officials reject 8.5 percent raises
Canton city school administrators refused an 8.5 percent pay raise in a meeting where Superintendent Henry Kurdziel warned raises could fuel district antagonism and threaten a proposed June school levy. The board also approved operation cuts to avert a 1.1 million dollar deficit as teachers remained on strike through January.
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Canton
Ohio
Canton — City
Henry Kurdziel
Kurdziel
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