Kahlert plans to rent two mobile homes in Maysville
In Maysville, the Kahlerts plan to rent out two mobile homes built in 1981 and 1971 after tires were removed and skirts added. Ted Kahlert notes one unit needs minor work while the other is in good condition and he would move into it himself.
Pamlico County considers ordinance on adult establishments
A Pamlico County proposal would mirror nearby governments by restricting adult businesses. Havelock New Bern Jones and Craven counties already have ordinances limiting such establishments.
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Victims gain ground as rights rise in crime cases
The article discusses shifts in victim rights since 1982 with 20 states amending constitutions and North Carolina debating a 1996 referendum. It notes delays in Victim’s Compensation Fund payouts and contrasts civil judgments, which can compel asset payments for 10 or more years, with criminal penalties. Darrell Sharpe serves a 15 year sentence for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Guilford Superior Court
Yugoslav Serbs to surrender most weapons before leaving for Bosnia
U N spokeswoman Leah Melnick said Serbs will turn in all weapons except sidearms before evacuation from Croatia. The accord breakup leaves up to 200000 refugees likely, as up to 14000 arrived in Topusko seeking escape. Croatian raids on Glina and Kutina followed, with Tudjman visiting Knin after its capture, declaring Croatian pride and victory.
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Fragmented War-Torn Yugoslavia Shifts and Refugee Tensions
The Croatian war's end leaves a shattered eastern Croatia, with refugees angry at Serbia and Bosnia. Radovan Karadzic wins support to oust commander Ratko Mladic, though generals pledge to follow Mladic. Three UN peacekeepers die, nine wounded, over 650 surrounded, 61 unaccounted.
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Jackson lied about relations with 13-year-old boy
Vanity Fair cites sources claiming Michael Jackson denied a 1993 alleged relationship with a 13-year-old boy during a June interview with Diane Sawyer. The piece notes investigators found sexual drawings, a lewd photo book, and a $15 million out-of-court settlement. Charges could still be filed before statutes expire.
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Vanity Fair
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Lisa Presley
Diane Sawyer
Santa Barbara
Tom Sneddon
California
Sawyer
Seinfeld and Friend Receive Private Pittock Mansion Tour
Jerry Seinfeld and a companion were given a private tour of Portland Ore s Pittock Mansion on Saturday after a caretaker spotted them on the hilltop estate. The caretaker said the pair claimed to be local friends visiting the property.
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Noteworthy action by General Assembly this year
New Bern resident Scott Baggie, a land surveyor who likes surfing, basketball, and racquetball, comments on the Assembly. He urges lawmakers to address hog waste more ambitiously, noting the need for stronger measures this session.
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New Bern
General Assembly
Elvis cape donation returns item to Graceland
The rhinestone and gold studded jewel cape from Elvis Presley’s 1973 Aloha concert, bought by Andrew M. Kern for 3250 dollars, will be displayed at Graceland by Tuesday. Kern, who died in May, valued it as his top possession and donated it per his wishes.
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Grisham Coaches Little League in Vicksburg Weekend
Best selling author John Grisham coached a Little League team at the Governor's Cup in Vicksburg Mississippi over the weekend. He played with his 12 year old son TV and signed autographs between innings. Grisham splits time between Oxford Virginia homes and returned to Mississippi with his family after Virginia season ended.
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Judge’s jail for girl sparks child custody debate
Mike Royko critiques a Will County judge and father over a case where a 12 year old was jailed for拒绝 visiting her father under a divorce decree. He muses on child rearing and proposes a franchised Kids Court concept as a satirical business venture.
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Sheldon Nussbaum
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North Carolina
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Floods isolate Vermont towns and claim a life
Heavy rainfall drove floods across northern Vermont from Friday into the weekend. Mount Mansfield reported 9.5 inches while roads closed from Underhill to Lyndonville and St. Johnsbury. A car washed from a roadside into Tamarack Brook killed a woman near Walcott. over 50 people sought Red Cross shelters.
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