Bosnian Forces Attack Gorazde Peacekeepers in Firefight
Bosnian army soldiers attacked British peacekeepers in Gorazde early today, killing two and wounding a third. No UN casualties were reported as the town, a focal point of the war, faced rising friction over plans to pull out. U N officials called the raid an act of banditry aimed at seizing supplies.
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U.N
United Nations
Myriam Sochacki
Sochacki
Alexander Ivanko
Sarajevo
U.S
Bosnia
Serbia
Gora
Barry's guide to computers for techno-morons
Closeup column presents Barry's practical handbook on basic computing ideas aimed at beginners. Practical tips, common pitfalls, and approachable explanations help lay readers understand hardware, software, and online basics without jargon.
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Barry
ECU
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Stalker suit nets $500000 jury sends message in claiming half of Ferebee net worth
Craven County jurors awarded Tammy Hardison 125000 in compensatory and 375000 in punitive damages after she sued Samuel Ferebee. The 55 year old landlord, owning 19 properties in downtown New Bern, faced a default in his counter suit and plans an appeal. Testimony spanned back to 1986 with references to 1989 incidents beyond statutes. Net worth cited at 1,024,100.
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Robyn L. Davis
Sun Journal
New Bern
Craven County
Samuel Ferebee
Metcalf St
Tammy Hardison
Hardison
Norman Kellum
Kellum
Steven Rader
Washington, D.C
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First Presbyterian Church
SAT Scores Rise in Craven and Jones Counties
Craven County and Jones County public schools posted notable SAT gains in 1995 with average scores rising 28 and 19 points to 463 and 360 in math and verbal totals of 885 and 823 respectively. Pamlico County dropped 18 points to 811 prompting officials to seek improvements next testing cycle. Hazel Alcock expressed disappointment but stressed ongoing efforts to boost college readiness.
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Jones Counties
Pamlico County
Jones County
State Department of Public Instruction
Pamlico
Hazel Alcock
Craven County
Raleigh
Parker sentencing hearing reset after improper New Bern ruling
Former Craven County commissioner Gerald Parker faces a second sentencing in U S District Court in Elizabeth City after an allegedly improper sentencing in New Bern. The case references a two year prison term and three years probation, with new guidelines expected, and notes a 113 pound marijuana transport issue and Parker’s resignation as commissioner.
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Elizabeth City
Craven County
Gerald Parker
New Bern
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U.S
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Felix
Terrence W. Boyle
Earl Whitted Jr
Goldsboro
Elizabeth Sty
Whitted
Boyle
Nation Wu Returns Home After Exile
Harry Wu, a former Chinese labor camp detainee who exposed abuses, returns to San Francisco to a hero’s welcome. He was expelled after a 15 year sentence for spying, with supporters urging global focus on China’s human rights record and signaling potential U.N. conference implications.
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Harry Wu
Harry
Ignatius Ding
United States
Jeff Fiedler
Laogai Research Foundation
America
Ernest Hemingway
U.s.-China
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Beijing
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