Craven County Bus Schedules Appear On Pages C6 C7
Briefs from staff reports note Craven County school bus schedules continue on Pages C6 and C7 today, outlining routes and pickup times for students.
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1995
Page
3
Man settles suit with DOT for 3000 and a promise
Rufus Carter, 36, a former summer DOT driver later hired by Craven County jail, ended a seven year dispute by accepting 3000 dollars and a promise to drop racial discrimination charges. He had alleged promotions favored whites and pursued the case through federal courts before settling.
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State Department of Transportation
Rufus Carter
Craven County
DOT
Carter
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Goose Creek Fish Kill Estimate Revisions
DEM officials revised their estimate of the Goose Creek fish kill from 10 000 to 110 000 fish after a review prompted by Neuse River keeper Rick Dove. The incident was still ongoing Wednesday night with thousands of dead fish found, including bass, as investigators ruled out algae blooms or spills. The area ends before Goose Creek reaches the Neuse River near Fairfield Harbour.
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Division of Environmental Management
DEM
Goose Creek
Don Reuter
Rick Dove
Neuse
Dove
Neal Dudley
Reuter
Neuse River
Fairfield Harbour
Increased Security Planned at Craven County Regional Airport
Airport director John Price says tighter security and more passenger reminders will appear as federal guidelines are enforced. Transportation Secretary Pena announced precautions after FAA notified airlines, raising national airports to Level 2 with expanded observations, potential passenger screening, more questions at counters, and heightened security awareness.
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Craven County
John Price
Federico Pena
Federal Aviation Administration
NRDA Faces Three Conditions to Stay in Neuse COG
NRDA must restore Neuse COG on its signature card, rescind bylaw changes, and accept a general supervision clause over NRDA staff. The Neuse COG board and NRDA directors met, amid talk of NRDA possibly withdrawing from the council. NRDA faces financial and governance tensions amid prior EDA loan administration findings and rent costs.
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Neuse River Development Authority
NRDA
Neuse River Council of Governments
COG
Tommy Stroud
Wachovia Bank
New Bern
Stroud
Neuse Cog
NADA
Linda Little
Diamonds help clear blocked arteries with Rotablator system
A new Craven Regional Medical Center procedure uses tiny diamond chips in the Rotablator system to carve away calcified arterial blockage without open surgery. Five patients since June 30 have undergone the treatment, with quick recoveries and days of rest followed by a return to normal activities.
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Craven Regional Medical Center
John Williams II
Wilmington
Greenville
Williams
Garland
EDA shuffle eyed to boost North Carolina TransPark
State and federal officials would appoint a commission to decide EDA funding under a proposed restructure. Bob Masters of the Neuse River Council of Governments seeks 3 million for an education and training center for the North Carolina Global TransPark, potentially the largest EDA project in the state if funded. The plan aims to fund rural areas by regionalizing decisions into eight commissions, with lawmakers in Washington still to approve. Masters says the shift could help local projects and the TransPark’s job potential in eastern North Carolina.
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Economic Development Administration
EDA
Washington
Bob Masters
Neuse River
North Carolina
Scott Whipple
National Association of Development Organization
NADO
Masters
Transpark School
Whipple
House
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
Kinston
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