World Croats Muslims push Serbs in southern Bosnia battles
Croat and Muslim forces launch new offensives against Serbs in southern and western Bosnia. Several thousand Serbs flee as aid officials claim ethnic cleansing to clear paths for retreating Serbs. Campaigns aim to relieve Dubrovnik threat and approach Banja Luka, with UN noting restricted access complicating progress assessment.
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Llied
Bosnia
Serbia
Croatia
Dubrovnik
Trebinje
Shawn Pogatchnik
U.N
Chris Vernon
Sarajevo
Donji Vakuf
Jajce
Banja Luka
Carlos Alonso
United Nations
Russia
United States
Germany
Defense Ministry
U.S
Balkan
Burn victim from New Bern to leave Colorado hospital today
Alison Kafer, a 24 year old New Bern native severely burned in a December Asheville fire, is due to leave University Hospital in Denver for home or Boulder. She has undergone about 29 operations since the blaze killed David Cotton and left Kafer with leg amputations and partial arm function.
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New Bern
Colorado
Alison Kafer
Asheville
Kafer
David Lawrence
Phillip” Cotton
Cotton
Becky Kafer
Craven School Board
Bowman Gray Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
University Hospital
Denver
Boulder
Colo
Wake Forest University
New York
Bill Kafer
Africa
Mom sets sights on training to get off welfare
Robin Warren of Broad Creek Carteret County shows resolve to leave welfare after 2 1/2 months of CETC training. She polishes chair parts with an electric sander, hopes for a $7 to $8 an hour job at Hatteras Yachts, and cites family support as motivation. The piece links welfare reform to workfare and debates state versus federal control of job training programs.
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Robin Warren
Warren
Broad Creek
Carteret County
Craven Evaluation and Training Center
CETC
Hatteras Yachts
Don Carrington
John Locke Foundation
Raleigh
Carrington
The
Employment Security Commission
Sun Journal to Move to Morning Delivery And Add Saturday Edition
The Sun Journal announces a shift from afternoon to morning delivery, launching a seven day paper with a Saturday edition. The change includes a faster sports section, a daily business section, and Friday football scores in Saturday papers to better serve Craven, Jones and Pamlico counties.
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Sun Journal
The
Craven, Jones and
Pamlico
Tri-County
Clinton plan tightens tobacco rules prompts industry objections
The FDA aims to curb ads and teen access with 150 million dollars annually for anti smoking campaigns. Tobacco companies call the fund a tax and sue to block the rules. Experts say combined measures may reduce teen access and advertising impact, while critics warn limited effect.
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Stanton Glantz
University of California
San Francisco
Clinton
Food and Drug Administration
David Kessler
FDA
Glantz
Education Fund
Kessler
Steven Parrish
Philip Morris
Michael Eriksen
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Angela Harris
Sun Journ
Robin Warren Sands
Ann Landers
Editorial
A&9
Els
Associated Press
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