Shot Seen Round The World Loan Statue Of Controversy
The photograph depicting South Vietnam official Nguyen Ngoc Loan shooting a prisoner at point blank range eight years ago drew global condemnation and won a Pulitzer for the Associated Press. Now Loan, once a national police chief, runs a restaurant in Burke, Virginia, a Washington suburb, serving hamburgers, pizza, and some Vietnamese dishes with a woman named 16 Vrs Loan nearby.
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Should Community Colleges Have Boards
Community college advocates debated if colleges should have their own board separate from the state Board of Education. Republicans Privette, Alexander, Flaherty pressed for a separate board or local control, while Dems Herron and Strickland urged solid funding and statewide budgeting support. A motel meeting drew 25 senior tutors and showcased broader education funding concerns.
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State Pay Increase Provisions Settled
In Raleigh the Senate House Appropriations Committee polled next steps for the budget while confirming a $101 million pay raise plan for teachers and state workers. The package combines a flat $300 annual raise with a 4 percent across the board boost, with lower paid workers receiving larger percentage gains. Teachers rallied in Raleigh to press for a 16 percent raise to match living costs, and lawmakers weighed funding sources and classroom size changes as inflation strains budgets.
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State to remove abandoned cars from Core Banks
CORE BANKS AP The state will start removing more than 1500 abandoned vehicles from Core Banks in about three weeks. The area will join Cape Lookout National Seashore. Tag 17 will award the contract to begin work immediately. Most vehicles were used by fishermen to travel between spots. the island has no transport and cars were driven until broken down. The fleet includes autos and pickup trucks. The first removal project, costing 1000 to 13000, will run from Cape Lookout to Drum Inlet where most vehicles lie.
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