Jury condemns stepmother Sylvia White in 1973 child death
The case centers on Sylvia White tied to the 1973 death of Billy C. White II in Lenoir County. Witnesses described a plastic wad removed from the boy’s throat and disputed memories after 20 years. A Duplin County jury last week sentenced Ernest Basden to die for killing Billy C. White Sr. in 1992.
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Blue Angels pilot says farewell to royal blue uniforms
Grandmont, after 41 shows across the country and overseas, will end her three year Navy stint with the Blue Angels at Cherry Point open house. The event features jet demonstrations, a jet powered truck, parachute jumps and tours of the Naval Aviation Depot. Gates open 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9:30 a.m. to noon tours. Sunday tours canceled. The Angels will perform rain or shine unless heavy downpour halts the show. The team will next perform at 67 shows in 34 locations in 1993 and train at El Centro January through March 1994.
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Wealth gaps show quiet income extremes across counties
The data highlight stark contrasts in family income with Morris County New Jersey at 62 749 and Los Alamos New Mexico at 60 798 reflecting major urban lab employment. Nearby suburban and rural areas diverge greatly with Owsley County Kentucky East Carroll Parish Louisiana and Shannon County South Dakota all below 12 000.
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Tyrrell County faces rising poverty and food stamp enrollment
Tyrrell County social services chief Harry Foard reports growing poverty, with monthly food stamp recipients rising from 763 in 1989–90 to nearly 1,000. Isolated, aging and young populations expand while middle-age earners shrink. few benefits attract industry, leaving hard times for years. Nearby Hyde Hertford Northampton Perquimans Bertie counties are among the state's poorest.
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Deteriorating Srebrenica Fight Prompt Council Action
Falling spokesman Cmdr Barry Frewer warns Srebrenica's military situation deteriorates as Banja Czerny falls to Serb forces. UN Security Council president Marker hints at an emergency session if Srebrenica collapses while considering possible sanctions on Serbia. Bosnian Serbs are urged to sign a peace plan by April 26. they reject it citing loss of land links.
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Bootleg Dylan tapes released after bankruptcy ruling
A New Jersey bankruptcy judge cleared the release of about 2800 tapes including unreleased Dylan and other artists. Producer Enslin said the tapes came from a Nashville auction purchase for 50 dollars, with scattered royalties to artists possible. Sony said it may pursue further action. In related news, Hilda Wynn and Paul Williams planned to wed at the Kahala Hilton, marking Williams second marriage.
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N.J
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Bob Dylan
Clark Eastlin
Nashville
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Johnny Cash
Charlie Rich
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Bobby Vinton
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Secreta Bangert Shares Coping with Pollen Season
Secreta Bangert Elementary School Aderholt, a New Bern resident, enjoys baking travel and reading. With pollen season here she says she relies on allergy medicine and washing the car to stay clean and manage symptoms.
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New Bern
Roseanne Arnold pressures ABC over The Jackie Thomas Show
Roseanne Arnold demands renewal for Tom Arnold’s The Jackie Thomas Show and hints at moving both shows elsewhere. She criticized ABC during The Tonight Show appearance and in a Los Angeles interview for collaborating with people who produce poor work.
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Roseanne
Tom Arnold
Los Angeles
Dershowitz denies extorting Woody Allen in Farrow custody case
Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz denied trying to extort millions to make Mia Farrow drop child abuse claims amid Woody Allen custody dispute. Allen's lawyer said Dershowitz proposed a down and dirty settlement offering $5 million to $8 million for Farrow to withdraw allegations. The remarks followed testimony in New York court.
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Woody Allen
Mia Farrow
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Val Claus von Bulow
New York
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Spelling Secrets From a Self-Taught Master
A self-taught spelling expert outlines humorous rules and quips about spelling common words and names. The piece notes March heart surgery for Lewis Grizzard and mentions Vice President Quayle mispronouncing potato, blending satire with editor tensions and playful mnemonics for difficult spellings.
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Lewis Grizzard
FDA scrutiny of drug firms sparks control debate
A reader question asks whether the Food and Drug Administration has excessive authority over drug companies. The inquiry references a discussion on page A12 about regulatory reach, market impact, and industry response.
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