North Carolina mooning ruled illegal for exposed private parts
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that mooning is illegal only when private parts are exposed in public. Chief Justice Burley Fly was guilty of indecent exposure for mooning Barbara Glover in 1995. The ruling defines private parts as external sexual and excretory organs, excluding buttocks.
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North Carolina
N.C. Supreme Court
Burley Fly
Charlotte
Barbara Glover
Morehead Street
Mitchell
Fly
Glover
Odessa Chamber faces July 14 deadline for leaner bid
The Odessa Chamber of Commerce must submit a revised leaner proposal to the Odessa Development Corporation by July 14 or forfeit its chance to be the ODC's first economic development contractor. The August 13 City Council meeting requires a timely recommendation, with critics labeling the initial proposal unfocused and off-target.
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Odessa Development Corporation
ODC
Larry Melton
Charles Sorber
Sorber
Don Wood
Southwest Convenience Stores
Wood
Odessa
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Small Business Development Center
Joe Torres
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Hispanic Chamber
Congress approves Clinton IRS overhaul and taxpayers rights bill
Congress sent President Clinton an election year bill to reshape the IRS into a kinder agency. The Senate signed off and Clinton said he would sign, praising reform that aims for service, civility and fairness while noting some provisions benefit relatively few taxpayers.
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Washington
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IRS
Senate
Atlanta
Florida
Senate Finance4 Committee
William Roth
Finance Committee
Congressional Action
Former lovers sentenced in newborn death at motel
In Wilmington, Amy Grossberg and Brian Peterson, once high school sweethearts, were spared the death penalty and sentenced to prison for the death of their newborn son. Grossberg, 20, received 20 years while Peterson, 20, got two years for their roles in the 1996 case.
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Wilmington
Del
Brian Peterson
Clinton and Gingrich unveil huge anti-drug drive
President Clinton and Speaker Gingrich unveiled a sweeping $1 billion five year anti drug campaign to flood network TV with hard hitting ads aimed at parents and youths. The effort seeks bipartisan support and a dollar for dollar media match to expand from $195 million in one year.
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House
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Sprint
Bill Clinton
Kim Willis
Erie
Climate shift warms West Coast waters says study
Twenty years of warmer Pacific waters have damaged fish, birds, seaweed and mammals along the West Coast. Researchers led by John A. McGowan of Scripps warn the trend signals climate change beyond a temporary El Nino. The study notes rising sea surface temperatures across the entire eastern North Pacific and Gulf of Alaska.
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West Coast
Pacific Coast
John A. McGowan
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Science
McGowan
California
Northern
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