Rev Ben Chavis named head of NAACP in historic selection
The Rev Ben Chavis, a Wilmington 10 veteran and civil rights advocate, is chosen to lead the NAACP replacing Benjamin Hooks. Chavis, 45, heads the Commission for Racial Justice and champion of environmental racism, his appointment confirmed after daylong interviews with finalists Jewel Jackson McCabe and Earl Shinhoster.
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Maggert Leads Soggy Masters After Round One
Jeff Maggert fired a 5-under 67 to run one stroke ahead after opening rounds at Augusta National while thunderstorms paused play. Former champions Ray Floyd and Bernhard Langer were still on site as the second round was postponed to Friday morning with Nicklaus Janzen Mize Lehman and Pavin among leaders to finish.
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U.S. Jets Fired On in Iraq No Fly Zone Clash
Four U S warplanes were fired on by Iraqi artillery in the northern no fly zone and returned fire with cluster bombs. The incident, the first in more than two months, left no U S casualties and involved F 16 and F 4 aircraft over the 36th parallel.
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Pilgrims Walk Way of Sorrows Amid Jerusalem Lockdown
World pilgrims traced Jesus path in Jerusalem on Good Friday while Palestinian Christians in the West Bank and Gaza were barred by an Israeli order closing occupied territories. Pope John Paul II held confessions in Rome as another Holy Week ritual unfolded. In the Philippines, 16 participants were crucified in a controversial local ceremony.
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Classifieds and Comics Note Telegram Style
Brief OCR fragment mentions calendar classifieds comics and puzzles. It references Erma Bombeck and a horoscope section. Context suggests a newspaper page with sections for games and features rather than a full story.
News tip line and contact details
The notice invites readers to call 648 2311 with news ideas or tips. It lists Samuel C Thweatt of Mount Pleasant and Brooks Holmes of Johnston as contacts for the tip line.
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City Wins National Award for CAFR Excellence in Aiken
Aiken earns the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association for its 122 page Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. Finance Director Anita H. Lilly led the effort recognized by Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh as a milestone for the city.
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Clinton plan emphasizes patient choice in doctors and plans
Administration officials briefed reporters on a developing health care proposal that would expand Americans options to choose doctors and plans. The plan envisions a health security card and employer based premium sharing while extending coverage to 37 million uninsured and guarding against denial for pre existing conditions.
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