Turkish Premier Resigns After Confidence Vote Loss
Ankara Turkey AP Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit resigns after his minority government loses a confidence vote 229 217 in the National Assembly. Ecevit remains caretaker as coalition partners seek a new government while Demirel and conservative parties push to form a majority government.
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Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
National Assembly
Ecevit
Republican People's Party
Suleyman Demirel
Justice Party
Cyprus
Presi
Dent Fahri Koraturk
Republican People’s Party
Preacher's $25 Million Center Sparks Rural Backlash in North Carolina
In Grandy North Carolina locals protest Rev Ralph David Moulton plan to build a 25 million religious complex on a 90 acre cornfield amid drainage disputes that have worsened mosquitoes and flooded puddles. A group of farmers sues after a drainage ditch was allegedly filled harming hundreds of acres. Residents criticize Moulton as money focused and pressure on parishioners to donate. The congregation has shrunk from about 60 to 20 as questions about funding persist.
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Grandy, N.C
Ralph David Moulton
Evangelist Oral Roberts
Oklahoma
Moulton
Neaby Dowdy
God
Nabokov Dies at 78 in Montreux
Vladimir Nabokov, the Russian American author of Lolita and Pale Fire, died last Friday night at 78. A Cambridge graduate who fled the Bolshevik Revolution, he lived in Berlin before emigrating to the United States and became a citizen in 1945. He and his wife Vera Slonim resided at the Palace Hotel in Montreux since 1961, while his son Dmitri assisted in translating Russian works into English.
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Switzerland
Vladimir Nabokov
Russia
Nabokov
Cambridge
England
Berlin
United States
Lake Geneva
America
U.S
Pushkin
Eugene Onegin
Dmitri
Wellesley
Cornell
Ada
Vera Slonim
High Point Enterprise Service and Subscription Details
The High Point Enterprise outlines circulation and subscription options with daily and Sunday rates, payment terms, and carrier delivery. It notes its association with The Games Press for reproduction rights and lists advertising representatives and offices.
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AP News
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Virginians Spend Summer in Tepee on North Carolina Beach
Valerie Erxleven and Bob Breid from Virginia rent a private beach patch near Nags Head for 2 dollars a day to live in a Sioux style tepee with 15 pine poles and a canvas cover. Erxleven works at Newman’s Marine Museum, Breid at Nags Head Fishing Pier. Neighbors crowd the dune to snap photos as they settle for the season before winter returns.
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Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Atlantic Ocean
Great Plains
Valerie Erxleven
Bob Bried
Virginia
Ms. Erxleven
Ex-Marine arraigned in two homicide cases after apple orchard shootings
Fayetteville Pennsylvania reports that Gary Rock 23 an ex Marine was arraigned on two counts of criminal homicide for the slayings of Wilbur Brookens and Fayetteville Fire Chief James Catchall. Police pursued him after a fire at his secluded home.
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Fayetteville, Pa
Gary Rock
Wilbur Brookens
Fayetteville
James Catchall
Rock
Donald Brookens
Brookens
Chambersburg
Camp Hill
Car shape saved lives at Ku Klux Klan rally
Americus Georgia sheriff says a Jaguar XKE with a low rounded front deflected crowds during a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains injuring 32. Cochran, held on 19 counts of aggravated assault, was legally drunk with a .11 BAC. Authorities note the driver intended to confront Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson.
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Sumter County
Randy Howard
Buddy D
Cochran
Justice of the Peace
John Southwell
Southwell
Howard
Plains
Americus- Sumter County Hospital
Dennis James Darling
Atlanta
Rusty Wiggins
Bill Wilkinson
Invisible Empire
Ku Klux Klan
Wilkinson
Black Mississippi Mayors See Gains From Unity and Grants
Bolton mayor Bennie Thompson notes black mayors in Mississippi pooled resources to attract 14 to 15 million dollars in federal funds in one year. He says growth of the Mississippi Conference of Black Mayors and rising black political influence reflect organized efforts, grantsmanship, and community turnout.
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Bolton
Miss
Bennie Thompson
Mississippi
Thomson
Mississipi Conference of Black Mayors
Mayors Conference
Thompson
National Conference of Black Mayors
Atlanta
Michigan
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
County search may target similar killings and suspects
Riverside County district attorney's office had issued warrants last month charging two men in connection with the deaths of John Otis Lamay, 17, of El Segundo, and Arturo Marquez, 24, of Oxnard. Authorities say bodies of men killed in a similar manner have been found in recent years and a countywide search would include them. It was unclear if Kearney and Hill would accompany the searchers.
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Kearney
Hill
Riverside County District Attorney's Office
John Otis Lamay
el Segundo
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
Newton Back To Face Charges After Flight
Newton is charged with assault in an alleged pistol whipping of his tailor in August 1974. He faces assault on a policeman and felony resisting arrest from a July 1974 Oakland bar altercation. He is also charged with false imprisonment of two women in an Oakland bar in 1974.
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Newton
Orloff
Oakland
Weather forecast highlights for the Fourth across Carolinas
The outlook calls for hot and dry conditions with mostly sunny skies in North and South Carolina. Temperatures near 90 with a small rain chance. extended period remains hot with isolated afternoon showers and highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
So Carolina
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