Retired Neuse COG chief under cloud amid audit details
The Neuse COG board faces a special audit amid allegations that executive director Fogle altered minutes to align with board wishes and forged documents. He seeks retirement effective August 10, 1994, citing health and upcoming surgery, while board members debate conditions and potential consequences for funding and agency survival.
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College pay ruling highlights faculty salary differences
The judge ruled that Swain earns 4708 a month, the highest faculty wage, while Strag earns 2670, with the college using negotiated pay to compete with her high school salary. The decision addresses gender pay concerns and signals potential impacts on ongoing discrimination suits by Olive Fields and Donna Durham, while noting other claims may be unaffected.
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Health reform clash shows bipartisan push stalls in Senate
Debating Mitchell's health overhaul, Democrats and Republicans clash over coverage goals and costs. A bipartisan group led by Sen. Conrad seeks major amendments while House Democrats scorn the rival plan as weak. Lawmakers urge simplification, claim the bill burdens states and lacks teeth on cost containment.
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AARP members split on health care reform talk shows
Wilson of Morganton cites a years long AARP survey and chapter handouts on health care reform while blaming Rush Limbaugh for provoking angry calls. He notes tradeoffs affect all ages and incomes, citing earnings thresholds and married couples’ combined income.
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Grisham lands six million plus for Time to Kill film rights
Daily Variety reports author John Grisham will receive over 6 million for film rights to A Time to Kill. Grisham’s prior high was 3.75 million for The Chamber. Warner Bros. is also weighing a TV series based on The Client with Michael Filerman producing.
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Kennedy kin watch new Kennedy born in New Haven
For Kennedy watchers another to watch as the Kennedys circulate. The newborn Kennedy, Riley Elizabeth Kennedy Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's grandson, left a New Haven hospital with parents Katherine Kennedy and Edward Kennedy Jr.
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Mixed News Snippets On Earthquake People And Celebrities
A reader recalls an earthquake outside Daniels school where a woman reported her house shaking. Kennedy family mentions a first grandchild born at 8 44 p m and notes about Yale and UConn connections. Gary ind state lawmaker urges Michael Jackson charity focus while Waylon Jennings discusses years of drug use and recovery and musical hits.
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Judge Orders King to Pay School District Fees
US District Judge John Davies ruled Rodney King owes the Los Angeles Unified School District 237 958 in legal fees after frivolously naming the district in his civil suit. The district was dropped before trial. a city damages award later reached 3.8 million, while the four white officers faced no payment.
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The Non Voter Who Won’t Be Moved by Politics
Mike Royko reflects on a 30 year old non voter who says elections do not affect him while contrasting his privileged upbringing with civil rights gains and social change. He argues how indifference ignores the broader impact of governance on others and calls out self centered narcissism in politics.
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Should Congress Rescue a Crime Bill This Year After Defeat
Readers debate whether Congress should revive a crime bill after Thursday's defeat. Calls for accountability surface with claims about Clinton administration honesty and integrity. Public sentiment splits on political consequence and leadership responsibility.
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