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Kinston
  • 45:3.
  • Buys plants for power facilities. Je.18-
  • Attack launched on power grants. Jl.5-45 3.
  • License denied to sell beer and vine in old church building. Ag.23-45:13.
  • Kinston authorizes school tax election. S.5-45:3.
  • Airport commission formed. S.9-45:3.
  • Growth of Kinston reviewed by Wooten. S. 23-45:10.
Kinston
  • 0.1- 45:5.
  • S.C.Sltterson named Kinston pos tal head.
  • Kinston group opens drive for s chool tax
  • 0.5-45:11. 6.
  • Kinston chamber picks secretary. 0.7-45:
  • Settlement apparent in Kinston problem.
  • 0.22-45:8.
  • Tobacco bo.-rd names officers at Kineton.
  • N.15-45:11.
  • Power restored. D.1- -45:2.
  • Something new. D.6-' 5:13.
Kinston
  • Kinston club honors Lenoir war prisoners D.9-45:13.
  • Kinston residents face another blackout period. D.16-45:10. D.18-45:3.
  • Chamber directors chosen. D.27-45:5.
  • New officers named by Kinston Chamber. Jan.4-46:13. 46:3.
  • Airport session held at Kinston. Jan.10-
  • New officers elected by Kinston oackers. F.7-46:7.
Kinston
  • Paving to start soon on Kinston streets.
  • F. 22-46: 9.
  • Officials study power problem. Apr. 1-k-6' 2. Kinston declares local brownout. May 8-
  • 6 2.
  • Annua dinner held by Kinston Chamber. Ag.26-46:3.
  • m SlManager hearing scheduled at instoir- Mar. l6-47: 6.
Kinston
  • Kinston council against City Manager.
  • Mar. 12-47: 5,
  • Two candidates file for mayor of
  • Kinston. Mar. 31-4-7! 3. Kinston man slain by Deputy.
  • Je. 9-7! 5.
  • Canroaign for manager launched at Kinston. Aug ll-Vf: 7.
  • Kinston voters authorize City Manager government. toet. 17-4-7: 2.
Kinston
  • Kinston retains recreation head; group refuses dismissal of Mrs. Jackie Hale as supervisor. Oct. l6-7; 6.
  • Kinston dedicates airport. Nov. 17-iJ-7: 3.
  • Power plan hits snap at Kinston. Dec. 5-IJ-7: 3.
  • Compromise reached on plans for
  • municipal vote on power plant issue. Dec. S-k-Ji g.
Kinston
  • Municipal projects costing $1,600,000 favored as 2>#6 cast ballots. Dec. IO-U7: 5.
  • W. J. Heard named by Council as City Manager of Kinston. Dec. 27 7.
  • Kinston Council halts smoke, soot nuisance. Apr# i6_l.g: 9.
  • Aldermen at Kinston balance city budget. Aug. 1-lj.g: 6.
Kinston
  • Two recreation centers at Kinston nay be closed and personnel reduced by budget cuts. Aue% 3-4-g: 3.
  • Reorganization set for- country club in Kinston. Sept. 2k-U#: 6.
  • Kinston cop shot in fray. Dec. 7.
  • Old cemetery unearthed. Jan. 16-9: 9.
  • Youth building dedicated. May 13-9: 3.
  • Kinston seeks added revenue. Jly. g-9: 17.
Kinston
  • "Kinston, World's foremost tobacco center." Aug.16-9: 13.
  • Dees well sunk 552 feet at Kinston. Aug. 25-M-9: 7.
  • Kinston seeking new auditorium. Feb. 13-50: 3.
  • No lncrepre made in Kinston's tax. Jly. 9-50: 10.
  • Kinston chest fund has received $5,000. Oct. 26-50: 21.
Kinston
  • And tall tales of Kinston about Charlie McDevett. Je.6-37:10 X.