Suit and this year he expects to make $84 000
Rader said Ferebee would be drained financially if he had to give Hardison the money. Judge Herbert O. Phillips is to sign a permanent restraining order barring contact with Hardison or her family. In 1990 Ferebee was convicted of stalking and attacking Hardison. the attempted rape charge was overturned and he served about a year in prison. Witnesses included Ferebee as plaintiff and Hardison who testified the assault and stalking left her feeling dirty. Ferebee pleaded no contest and filed his suit soon after.
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Ferebee
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Herbert O. Phillips
First Presbyterian Church
New Bern
Jones County and Pamlico SAT Scores Highlight Regional Trends
Jones County and Pamlico County students posted mixed SAT results with Jones averaging 428 in math and 395 in verbal across 33 students, while Pamlico’s 64 students averaged 425 and 386. Countywide scores show Havelock, New Bern, and West Craven improving, North Carolina statewide at 865, and officials credit dedicated teachers, counselors, and community support for the gains.
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Jones County
Jones
Pamlico County
Pamlico
University of North Carolina System
Havelock High School
New Bern High School
West Craven High
North Carolina
Wu Hongda activist returns to Milpitas after China border entry
Wu Hongda, known for exposing laogai abuses through documentaries, arrived home with his wife Ching-Lee Wu in Milpitas after a custody detour at a border crossing with Kazakhstan. He has long testified in U.S. congressional hearings on human rights in China as U.S.-China tensions linger over trade and dissident issues.
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San Francisco International
Milpitas
San Francisco
Wu Hongda
Soviet Union
Hungary
China
Kazakhstan
Ching-Lee Wu
David Wilson
Harry
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White House
Taiwan
Washington
World Trade Organization
Tibet
Clinton
UN Peacekeepers Stranded as Bosnian Withdrawal Stalls
UN seeks permission from local combatants to cross lines as attacks hinder departure. Fifty eight Ukrainians were pulled out, but their commanding officer and aide stayed. A UN official cited demand for rent and environmental damage payments by government troops, while Gorazde’s remaining Britons and Norwegians faced delays.
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United Nations
Student who fired pistol at prince sentenced in Australia
A Sydney district court sentenced college student David Kang to 500 hours of community service for firing a starter's pistol near Prince Charles during Australia's national day ceremony in a downtown park on January 26, 1994. The jury found him guilty of threatening violence. prosecutors had urged imprisonment but the judge opted for a noncustodial penalty. Kang apologized, saying he never intended to hurt anyone.
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Britain
Prince Charles
Sydney
Australia
Angela Karpin
David Kang
Kang
Charles
Gates ad plays billionaire short of change for a Coke
A new 30 second Microsoft advertisement features Bill Gates acting as a wealthier man unable to pay for a Coke. He searches a deserted hall for change, asks for help, and says he will repay. Forbes valued Gates at 12.9 billion dollars last month.
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Microsoft Corp
Bill Gates
Forbes Magazine
Gates
New Fairfield resident Kosarko seeks Union Point improvements
Carole Kosarko, a new Fairfield Harbor resident and Connecticut transplant, enjoys model railroading. She notes Union Point looks nice but could use enhancements as the city plans to fix it up.
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Kosarko
Fairfield Harbour
Connecticut
Union Point
Blitz to Promote Its Windows 95 Software System
A promotional blitz aims to boost visibility for a Windows 95 software system. The campaign targets tech users and businesses with a mix of ads, demos, and hands on trials across major markets.
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Blitz
Oprah visits West Virginia to feature rural families
Oprah Winfrey films a seven hour visit in Ceredo interviewing two West Virginia families. She aims to avoid mountain stereotypes and says she chose West Virginia for its abundance despite many facing hard times.
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West Virginia
America
Winfrey
Ceredo
Stevie Wonder meets the Black Hebrews in Dimona Israel
Stevie Wonder meets the 1500 member Black Hebrews in Dimona Israel amid drums and dance. Elisheva Bat-Israel, once a Motown backup singer, honored Wonder with a Braille inscribed plaque. Wonder aims to spread peace and combat racism through song during his Israel visit. Gary Crosby, Bing Crosby’s son, dies at 61 in California. John H. Rous, White House photographer for AP, dies at 82 in Virginia.
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Holy Land
Elisheva Bat- Israel
Wonder
Motown Records
Bat-Israel
Dimoma
Israel
Gary Crosby
Bing Crosby
St. Joseph’s Medical Center
Burbank
Calif
John H. Rous
White House
Associated Press
Lynchburg
Rous
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Windows 95 mania meets Chicago humor in Royko piece
Mike Royko humorously contrasts a brisk chase for a Windows 95 copy with a skeptical, wary street dialogue about the new operating system. The dialogue covers RAM needs, DOS replacement, file types, email, online surfing, and the idea of online anonymity, ending with Royko's signature column note.
Community poll on SAT scores and hurricane prep in New Bern
Residents weigh education quality and disaster readiness in New Bern area. Calls show 60 percent yes on adequacy for hurricanes, with voters urged to place their ballots by deadline. Voters express concern about evacuation routes and storm impact.
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