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1983 Newspaper Index 1983 Newspaper Index Subject Summary Newspaper Month Day Page 911 Emergency System Water damage has knocked out some of the Cumberland County's emergency "911" Fay Times Apr 1 2B lines. A.I.D.S. See Diseases. ABC Stores - Raleigh An ABC store in Raleigh has installed a hand-held breathalyzer to test whether some Fay Observer Oct 29 2A customers are drunk. ABC System With profits from North Carolina's Alcohol Beverage Control Outlets Declining for the Fay Observer Oct 31 5A first time in 48 years, the 145 local ABC Boards may sue the state over recent price increases. ABC System - Cumberland County ABC Director change smooth, official says. Photo included. Fay Times Jan 11 1B Aberdeen Aberdeen vows to fight Southern Pines annexing. Fay Observer Apr 22 5A ABLE Adult Better Living Efficiency ABLE (Adult Better Living Efficiency) Program needs to find a new building. Presently Fay Times Nov 17 15C located Dorothy Spainhour School, 234 Ray Avenue. Abortion State budget panel won't reduce abortion funds. Fay Times May 5 18C Some stations cut segments on abortion from PTL show. Fay Observer Jul 28 5A Supreme Court ruling on abortion will have little effect on North Carolina because of this Fay Observer Jun 18 1B states liberal abortion laws. Helms vows fight on abortion. Fay Observer Mar 1 5A North Carolina groups to mark 10th anniversary of legal abortion. Fay Observer Jan 22 2B The 10th Anniversary of the court ruling that made abortion legal will be marked in Fay Observer Jan 17 14A North Carolina by demonstrations from both sides of the controversial issue. Pro-Anti-Abortion groups plan rallies to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the ruling Fay Times Jan 17 8B that made abortion legal. State and national Right to Life officials have endorsed Senator Jesse Helms for the Fay Times Jul 28 17C 1984 election. Abused Adults Elder Abuse, Neglect: Part of The Graying of America - Photo included CC Outlook Apr 7 3 Avis Smith Forrest receives prison term for abuse of her 75 year old father who lived in Fay Observer Mar 14 7A Winston Salem. Accidents Photos: Splattered Samaritan - Bob Dalton stopped to give fellow motorist Calvin Fay Observer Jun 28 7B Johnson a jump on Ramsey Street, and ended up being splattered with acid when Calvin's battery exploded. Thursday, January 14, 2010 Page 1 of 612 Subject Summary Newspaper Month Day Page Three state grain inspectors whose cars were damaged at a cave; in an underwood Fay Observer Feb 23 1B road bridge, in Cumberland County, on Jan. 15, can't find anyone to claim responsibility for their losses. Dave Convery of Pennsylvania, was struck by lightning, while hiking on Table Rock in Fay Times Mar 11 12C Burke County. He remains hospitalized. For l5 minutes, Joey Chalifour was dead, pinned under water in a ditch by his 3,000 Fay Observer May 27 6A pound tractor, but rescue personnel brought him back to life from his April 26 accident. The first of two mock disaster drills , sponsored by the Cumberland County Disaster Fay Observer Jun 6 6B Planning Committee, will be held at 6 P.M., June 7th, in Hope Mills. Accident drill involving Cape Fear Valley and Highsmith Rainey Memorial hospitals; the Fay Times Jun 7 5B V.A. and Fire Depts. In surrounding towns was out for today (June 7). One year old Charles E. Wilson of Gardenia Ave. was burned when a gas can Fay Observer Jun 16 2B exploded. After an accident that left Becky Thompson's spinal cord partially severed she made a Fay Observer Sep 22 4B choice to go on with life - Photo included. Barbara Ann Evans, of 705 Zircon Court, reported to police that a dog had caused Fay Observer Nov 13 8A damage to her car. A car ran over six gas pumps and did $24,000 worth of damage at a Hope Mills Road Fay Times Nov 16 7B gas station. Three (3) People, Thomas L. Colbille, His daughter, Marlena, and Scottie L. Mason, Fay Times Jun 22 1B were badly burned in a Harnett County farm accident. Photo: Members of the Cumberland County Rescue Squad practice their Emergency Fay Observer Jun 8 2B Health Care skills on "victims" at the scene of a mock disaster drill in Hope Mills. Accidents, Fatal State's fatality count increases. Fay Observer May 17 6B Actors and Actresses Photo of Red Skelton, while in Fayetteville, as part of The Dogwood Festival. Fay Observer Apr 24 1B John Chappell, tar heel lands a top role in "After-Mash". Photo included. Fay Observer Nov 20 1E A teacherage in Smithfield has been turned into a museum honoring movie-star Ava Fay Observer Sep 18 1E Gardner. Photos included. Guiding Light's stars shining bright - John Wesley Shipp and Susan Pratt. Shipp lived Fay Observer Aug 24 1E in Wake Forest from 1966-1970. Photos included. Actor Leslie Nielsen was in Southern Pines on behalf of the Easter Seal Society's Fay Observer Aug 2 7A Campaign, Easter - In- The- Pines. Photo included. Actor James MacArthur is interviewed at the Fort Bragg Playhouse- Photo included. Fay Observer Jul 4 9A Lash LaRue signs autographs in Siler City - Photos included. Fay Observer May 1 1E Red Skelton, switching from funny to serious in a flash - Photo of Skelton during a visit Fay Observer Apr 22 9A to The Shoe Shop in Tallywood. Photo: Vincent Price arrives at Fayetteville Airport, where he was greeted by John Fay Observer Apr 21 5A Malzone- Price will speak at Pembroke State University's Performing Arts Center. Garrett Morris of Saturday Night Live visited Chapel Hill. Photo included. Fay Times Feb 9 6A Feature article on actor, Jack Williams - Photo included. Fay Observer Jan 21 9A Rusty Hoagkinson of Fayetteville heeds the call of big-time acting in New York. Photo- Fay Times Jun 17 1C included. Adoption Thursday, January 14, 2010 Page 2 of 612 Subject Summary Newspaper Month Day Page Gladys Ammons met her natural family after 18 years. Photo included. Fay Observer Feb 26 1B Father (Donald Huff) needs adoption file to help child. Fay Observer Feb 21 1B Feature article on John and Barbara Harold who adopted a biracial child - Photo Fay Observer May 8 1F included. Modern mores take a toll on adoptions - Jean Johnson Director of Professional Fay Observer Jul 21 4B Services for the Children's Home Society of North Carolina helps prospective parents adopt children. Helen S. Lee asks for hearing on getting back her baby son, who she put up for Fay Times Dec 5 1B adoption after his birth. Cumberland County Social Services plans campaign on black adoption. Fay Observer Nov 1 1B Johnny Shiffer found his natural father Carl Bumgardner after a 16 year search. Photo Fay Observer Feb 26 1B included. Judge Hair grants custody of child to foster parents William and Cathy Canady of Fay Observer Nov 17 1A Cumberland County Judge Lacy Hair awarded custody of a 71/2 month old baby boy to his adoptive parents Fay Times Nov 18 1A William D. and Cathy Canady. The custody battle over Johnson Canady may continue as the rights of the real and Fay Observer Nov 26 1B adoptive parents are weighed. Photo included. Adult Education Adult Education classes are planned in The Grove View Terrace Public Housing Area Fay Observer Jun 17 10B off Grove Street by Fayetteville Technical Institute Advertising Paco man gets paid for lying down on the job - Photos included. (Paco Rabanne Fay Observer Oct 17 8A Cologne for Men) Advisory Boards House Speaker Liston Ramsey as appointed Rep. Luther "Nick" Jeralds to a newly Fay Observer Mar 9 1A created Advisory Budget Commission Seat - Photo included. Advisory Boards Fayetteville Recreation Advisory Board members said the architect hired to design the Fay Observer Mar 23 1B proposed Savoy Heights Recreation Building is making the project to grandiose for the boards $300,000 budget. Affirmative Action Black executives in North Carolina say the economy and federal policy cutting back on Fay Times Jun 3 12B affirmative action is a barrier to blacks. Africa Bob and Debbie Boeder were taught and worked in Malawi, Africa. Photo included. Fay Times Feb 25 1C Agent Orange No Agent Orange - related illnesses have been found among 624 Vietnam veterans Fay Times Jan 10 1B examined at the Veterans Administration Medical Center at Fayetteville. Don Kinney, a veteran, wins battle in campaign for war disability benefits because of his Fay Times Mar 31 28C exposure to Agent Orange. Photo included. Agricultural Extension Service The dream of the Cumberland County Agricultural Extension Service is to better the Fay Times Nov 25 1B lives of area residents by 1987. Thursday, January 14, 2010 Page 3 of 612 Subject Summary Newspaper Month Day Page An approach to these "Tough Economic Times" is a Cumberland County Agricultural Fay Observer Jan 12 1B Extension Service Program entitled "Make It Pay". Extension Service Publishes Record Book for Farmers. Fay Observer Feb 13 5A Farm Tour scheduled July 7 by The Cumberland County Agricultural Extension Service Fay Observer Jun 22 2B and The Fayetteville Area Chamber of Commerce. B. T. McNeil, Farm Agent ending historic career. Photo included. Fay Observer Nov 24 1A Hoke and Scotland County farmers would show agricultural extension agents under a Fay Times Jun 14 14B new proposal being considered. Agriculture State's agricultural future depends on small farms. Fay Observer Dec 28 1B Specialists say North Carolina farmers can increase beef income. Fay Observer Dec 18 8A Nematode Is Studied.
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