State Bar alleges disbarred attorney Frazier acted as lawyer
The North Carolina State Bar accuses Reginald L. Frazier of representing himself as a licensed attorney in criminal and civil matters since 1989 and of drafting documents for state court and filing motions in federal court. Frazier, disbarred in 1989 for pressuring a client, says a temporary restraining order lets him practice and accuses the bar of forging a signature.
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Plot of murder conspiracy claims in North Carolina bars case
Frazier accuses North Carolina State Bar investigators and officials of plotting to murder him with support from a so called white power structure. Harvell was arrested on multiple charges and jailed in New Bern after threats and a machete were found in his car. Frazier seeks FBI and SBI involvement to resolve the matter.
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David Caruso
New York Post
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Havelock High marching band grows to 113. seeks instruments and uniforms
The Havelock High School band now totals 113 members with 20 new this year. They need drums tubas marching baritones and mellophones and 40 to 50 new uniforms at about 300 each. Fundraisers and Booster Club donations cover much of the cost as they prepare for four competitions including West Craven Classic on Sept 24.
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Benitez
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Snow Hill
Mary Camden
Greene Central
Camden
East Carolina University
Clinton fights crime as issue to boost presidency
Panetta and Begala weigh crime bill's impact on Clinton's standing as the White House briefing sees Republicans and the NRA amid phrases of persistent effort. Shalala says the question is not missteps but the will to recover and press on.
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Prince Philip
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Victoria
Prince Edward
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Monarchist League of Canada
Quebec
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Nova Scotia
Ford not looking for standin in home or movie set
Harrison Ford rejects stunt doubles, preferring to perform own dangerous feats. He recalls high school as unathletic and says he would not have predicted his action star path. The article notes his real snakes and falling boulders while filming Indiana Jones.
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Harrison Ford
Zine
Indiana Jones
Coolio credits firefighting discipline with life change
Rapper Artis Ivey known as Coolio credits firefighting discipline with pulling him from cocaine in the 1980s. He left for San Jose to clean up, worked at an airport and joined the fire department while writing rap with WC and the Maad Circle. He promotes a benefit concert at Irvine Meadows. Separately Radio Hall of Fame inductees include Garrison Keillor Red Skelton and The Burns and Allen Show with CBS Radio commentator Charles Osgood cited.
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Irvine
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Los Angeles
Coolio
Artis Ivey
San Jose
Maad Circle
Radio Hall of Fame
Chicago
Burns and Allen
CBS
Charles Osgood
Brazie highlights crafts amid earthquake inquiry
Phillip Brazie, a hardwood floor installer from Harkers Island, enjoys making wooden boats in spare time. He recalls being at Craven Regional Medical Center for bronchitis during the quake but did not feel it, learning of the event afterward via news reports.
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Harker’s Island
Brazie
Craven Regional Medical Center
Ferraro quits Libyan bombing case firm ties
Former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro resigned as a partner in Keck Mahin Cate a Chicago law firm representing Libya in the Pan Am 103 bombing inquiry. The firm said the Libya link conflicted with her public service interests while Ferraro heads the U N Human Rights Commission delegation.
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Libya
Keck
This Is Not Hard A Memo On Baseball Reform
Bob Greene argues that the baseball strike exposes the ease with which owners and players overlook real world hunger and poverty while living privileged lives. He contends resolving the dispute should be simple and urges using stadiums for public good this summer.
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Thomas
White House
Bob Greene
Woodstock Question as Culture Rebound Debate
A reader asks if Woodstock marks a pivotal moment in national culture worth recapturing, noting the story on A1. The letter questions the impact of policing versus a failed judicial system that releases felons, asserting skepticism about social order and public safety.
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