Fogle Faces Board Review Over Suspension Findings
A special COG board meeting is set for Thursday at Neuse COG offices to review an investigation cited in Fogle’s suspension. The grievance accuses the board of racial discrimination and due process violations, seeks specific charges, and outlines potential legal remedies through state personnel laws.
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Fogle
COG Board
Neuse Cog
Dorothy Pullicino
Jacksonville
Nease
North Carolina
Statues survey expands as Craven Arts Council plans repair data
Craven Arts Council executive director Statute Worthy and staff expand a statuary audit counting art pieces in Craven and nearby counties. The effort aims to document materials and repair needs for about 30 or more works, noting wooden bears with shorter lifespans and gaps in records across Tryon Palace and Bear Plaza.
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Cary Worthy
the Craven Arts Council
Worthy
Tryon Palace
LaFargue
Bear Plaza
Israelis and Jordanians edge toward peace at border crossing
The border crossing talks progress amid a ceremony with Jordan and Israel leaders. King Hussein did not attend the lunch for Rabin, while demonstrable signs of rapprochement circulated as officials hailed ongoing negotiations, flag exchanges, and direct Israeli–Jordanian communications.
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Israel
Muhamed Malkawi
Yusef Mishlev
Hussein
Rabin
Groupe
Islamic Fundament
East Jerusalem
East Bank
Hassan
Christopher
Wey
Syria
Jog Heights
Red Sea
Ezer Weizman
Jerusalem
Weizman
Jordan-Israel
Washington
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Erez
Gaza
Issam Abdulatif
PLO
Democrats Split Over Brady Law Compromise Provision
The text notes Democrats were promised a five day wait exemption for certain gun reclaims but still oppose the rule. Black lawmakers oppose death penalties and racial bias provisions, and are upset at linking with the NRA amid crime bill conference talks.
South Korea Eyes Ban on Wooden Toothpicks
South Korea weighs a waste reducing rule targeting wooden toothpicks from restaurants to curb animal injuries and limit vinyl wrap and Styrofoam use. The plan, backed by the Environment Ministry, is expected to gain parliamentary approval. existing bans cover wooden disposable cups and razors with steep fines for repeat offenses.
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Seoul
South Korea
Ministry of Environment
Congress exemption question stirs readers in editorial prompt
Readers debate whether Congress should be exempt from laws it passes, with poll lines for yes and no and a vivid note about a chair shaking in a brick building. The item hints at public engagement but provides no broader context or outcomes.
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Congress
America
Kiss of Death Opens Night for Young Bluegrass Star
Country singer Vince Gill recalls opening for a rock act in the mid 1970s when fans ignored the 17 year old with his bluegrass band. He says fans and police reacted as he faced hostility, earning a standing ovation later despite angry crowds. The Nashville Network plans to air an interview Wednesday.
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Kiss
Gill
Nashville Network
Country Music Association
Kennedy family welcomes new granddaughter Riley Kennedy
Riley Elizabeth Kennedy was born Sunday night to Katherine Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy Jr. in New Haven Connecticut. She measures 19 3/4 inches and weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces. She is Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's first grandchild. Katherine Kennedy a Yale Medical School psychiatrist and Edward Kennedy Jr. a student at the University of Connecticut Law School provide details.
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Riley Elizabeth Kennedy
Katherine Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
New Haven
Conn
Yale Medical School
Edward Kennedy Jr
University of Dennectont Law School
Cuomo Downplays Cold War Pushing Match at Goodwill Games
Governor Mario Cuomo framed the Cold War as a mere pushing match during his St. Petersburg visit for the Goodwill Games. He watched the U S women's team win gold, praised their athleticism, and commented on returning home after a brief trip.
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Mario Cuomo
New York
St. Petersburg
Russia
New York City
Cuomo
U.S
Bill Bradley
Opinion: U S role in Haiti should aid not fight
Marbeth Bryant, a key-entry operator for Systems Maintenance and Technology in Havelock, says she enjoys outdoors and auto racing. She supports humane U S involvement in Haiti, but opposes forcing democracy and suggests military action should seek limited humanitarian goals rather than battle respect.
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Bryant
U.S
Haiti
Fans brainstorm on baseball strike on WBAM show
A 24 hour WBAM call in program hosted by Billy Babble and Jake Jamoke features Stickney Joe proposing a tax free pay plan for players and a law by President Clinton to avoid income taxes so owners need not raise salaries. The discussion explores the strike impact and fan perspectives.
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WBAM
Billy Babble
Jake Jamoke
Joe
Stickney
Billy
Jake
Ack Ormanian
Clinton
Stickney Joe
Conan
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