Fort Bragg explosion claims second life in paint shop
Two civilian workers burned in the July 19 Fort Bragg paint shop blast died at UNC Hospitals after 85 percent body burns. John Davis, 32, of Fayetteville, followed William R. Holden, 44, of Stacy Weaver Drive, who died six days post blast. Eighteen others injured.
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State lacking inspectors to follow up on latest hog waste spill
In Duplin County a hog farm spill sent estimated 50,000 gallons a day into Goshen Creek, but state officials say staffing shortages prevent follow up. Only seven spills at livestock farms since June 21 have been inspected, as Brunswick County’s larger two‑million gallon spill draws more urgent attention and samples are planned for Rice Creek.
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Kenansville
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Don Reuter
Craven County
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Poll finds Clinton support thin in NC
The 1995 Carolinas Poll shows voters in North and South Carolina seeking an alternative to President Clinton and his announced challengers. Powell attracts strong interest, with 59 percent of North Carolinians and 71 percent of South Carolinians choosing him over Clinton when offered a choice.
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Him
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Crime fear grows as surveys show rising worry in NC
The AP reports wide public fear of crime despite statewide drops in violent crime. A 1995 Carolinas poll of 912 NC and SC residents finds 47 percent more worried than a year ago, 40 percent unchanged, with blame assigned to parents and media. Fayetteville native Don Baer named Clinton's new communications director, to start around Labor Day.
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Fayetteville
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White House
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Mark Gearan
Baer
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