Peace envoy dies in Yugoslav peace mission crash
United States envoy Robert Frasure and two other American diplomats were killed when their armored vehicle plunged 300 feet down a ravine near Sarajevo after veering off a slick road. A French UN peacekeeper also died. two Americans and two French guards were injured. The crash occurred amid surging efforts to broker a Bosnian settlement as Holbrooke led the delegation toward Izetbegovic.
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Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
United Nations
Clinton
Jackson
Wyo
Robert Frasure
Frasure
Richard Holbrooke
Delo
U.S
Alija Izetbegovic
Belgrade
Zagreb
Mount Igman
Joseph Kruzel
Nelson Drew
National Security Council
Washington
Holbrooke
Vic
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Two women led the way Consider Ella Bengel
Ella Bengel rose from homemaker and mother to become New Bern’s first woman mayor after a 12 year political run starting as an alderman in 1973. She prioritized youth recreation, a historic district, and city improvements including utilities, police offices and waste treatment while balancing family life and a stubborn, honest approach.
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Ella Bengel
Bengel Sheetmetal and Roofing Company
America
Bengel
New Bern
Hogarth Returns to North Carolina on Weakfish Harvest
Biologist Bill Hogarth of the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries seeks to persuade the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to keep federal waters open for weakfish harvest. ASMFC committee meets in Norfolk to review each state data after recent EEZ closure votes drew fishermen's ire. David Taylor, district manager of fisheries management, voices concerns over the lack of 1994 data consideration.
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North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
ASMFC
Norfolk
Bill Hogarth
National Marine Fisheries Service
Ments
Exclusive Economic Zone
Hogarth
USMFC
National Marine Fisheries
David Taylor
Toxic algae under review as possible cause of fish kill illness
State health investigators question fishermen and others exposed to recent Pamlico River and Neuse River fish kills to determine if the toxic algae linked to the kills may be making people sick. Epidemiologists say it is too early to confirm a direct link but pursue study to inform safety measures.
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Pamlico River
Neuse River
Peter Morris
State Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources
John Freeman
DEHNR
Drowning Victim Had High Alcohol Level
Leanne Gray, 31, of Winston-Salem drowned in the Neuse River after diving from a boat owned by John Weyerhaeuser near Fairfield Harbour on July 15. Her blood alcohol content was 0.38 percent, far above impairment levels, with death listed as drowning per the Chief Medical Examiner's Office.
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Neuse
Chapel Hill
Leanne Gray
Winston- Salem
John Weyerhaeuser
New Bern
Gray
Jim Kantor
North Carolina
Fairfield Harbour
Northwest Creek
Weyerhaeuser
Faulkner quits Citadel amid campus upheaval
Nation Faulkner's decision to leave the Citadel ends her bid to join the cadets, as supporters and lawyers weigh next steps. Her departure leaves the college and defense of the case facing uncertainty while Faulkner considers enrolling elsewhere and resuming studies.
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