COG attorney Stallings cut loose amid executive director Fogle probe
Neuse River Council of Governments ends its 14 year attorney relationship with Joe Stallings after board officers accuse executive director Roy Fogle of racial bias terkait as the personnel dispute escalates. Dorothy Pullicino cites Stallings close ties to Fogle as the motive. The COG has hired Ward & Smith PA to represent it in ongoing matters.
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Bosnian Serbs seize tank and arms near Sarajevo
Serb forces took a T-55 tank two armored vehicles and an anti aircraft gun from a U N guarded point in Ilidza west of Sarajevo Reuters reports the strike halted at least for the day NATO air power may be called to enforce the ban but no jets were summoned by midday UN peacekeepers spokesman Maj Rob Annink said the day is not over yet then a Puma helicopter was fired on and forced to retreat with no injuries
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Our Sunday Best The role of women in commercial fishing
A feature on women's contributions in commercial fishing profiles key figures, industry roles, and evolving challenges within the sector. It highlights access to boats, processing work, and community impact, emphasizing perseverance and evolving gender dynamics. The piece reflects a Sunday artsy lifestyle angle rather than a direct protest or policy view.
River Bend Forms Committee to Clean Murky Canals
River Bend residents complain of thick algae along shorelines hindering fishing and boating. Two neighbors describe the odor and sight as the worst they've seen. A seven member waterways committee was created in March to study water quality and storm water runoff with a Mount Olive College biology student hired for a one year study, as mayor Bill Ritchie notes the cleanup will take time.
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Dick Modzelewski
Pier Pointe
Jim Banks
Bill Ritchie
Dealer plates shrink as NC enacts restriction
NC dealers say the old system let anyone with a car license buy dealer plates at ten dollars each. After a law limited plates per dealer and a new fiscal year began, the Division of Motor Vehicles reported 81 481 dealer plates last month versus 118 919 in July 1993. Maj Jerry Arrowood notes 2100 dealers did not renew, many dropping plates for the convenience that no longer offered a clear advantage.
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Coast Guard station marks 204th birthday with picnic and fun
Lt Cmdr Bob Atkin, commander of Fort Macon Coast Guard Station, and his 18 month old son Bobby join the celebration at Pirate Island amusement park in Salter Path. The unit held a picnic with games and a dunking booth as part of the Coast Guard birthday festivities.
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Health reform clash as Gore smashes Dole plan
At a Capitol rally with Health Security Express riders, Vice President Gore attacks Senator Dole's health reform outline as not aiding middle income Americans. He cites Daniel Lumley and John Cox cases to press for insurance protections, pre existing conditions, portability and subsidies.
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