Raleigh standoff ends with deaths after 17 hour siege
A Raleigh man held a woman and a 14 year old boy during a 17 hour standoff that ended with officers storming the home. The hostage, the woman Pamela Link, and the man Johnnie Bennett were found dead. two of Bennett’s children were released earlier in the day amid gunfire directed at a car used by Link. In a separate note, Mitnick case talks proceed in Los Angeles as prosecutors and defense seek a plea deal. Fort Bragg reports an explosion linked to painting equipment killed two Army employees, John Davis and William Holden, in a July 19 event.
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Raleigh
Johnnie Bennett
Pamela Link
Link
Bennett
Donnie Link
Los Angeles
Kevin Mitnick
Mitnick
North Carolina
U.S
Mariana Pfaelzer
California
John Yzurdiaga
Pfaelzer
Fort Bragg
Department of the Army
John Davis
William Holden
North Carolina farm markets and carcass trend report 1995
A North Carolina market summary shows hogs 220 to 260 cents lower with a hot carcass trend around 50 cents. Cullers, calves, steers and heifers have varied per hundredweight quotes. Cotton, eggs, poultry and grains move on regional bids with NC spots and wholesale levels noted for Raleigh and multiple towns.
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North Carolina
North Caroture
N.C
Wilson
Fayetteville
Cutter & Aete Keen
M&l-1
M&l
Cath Ag
Unity
Medi
Piedmont
North Co
Creswell
Dunn
Laur
Rose Hill
Roccaelnigh
Elizabeth City
Cofield
Nashville
Warsaw
Barber
S Candor
Charlotte
Monroe
Mount Ulla
Statesville
Norwood
Roaring River
Elkin
Salvage of the Monitor requires extra caution at sea
Navy divers face 230 feet of rough water off Cape Hatteras as they attempt to cut free the Monitor’s propeller and lift it to the surface. Lt Cmdr John Paul Johnston said the wreck is a national heritage, with eight-foot swells and 30 to 40 knot winds hindering operations.
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John Paul Johnston
Edenton
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic Ocean
Billy Block
Epping
N.H
Block
Johnston
Felix
Jerry
Monitor
Beaufort
Canoers rescued from Rocky River flood incident in Cabarrus County
Two men Daryl Watson and Brady Shepard reported missing after canoeing in the Rocky River were rescued by Fort Bragg helicopter crews after spending a night on an island as flood recovery aids focus on insurance rules. The story also notes flood insurance uptake, with residents like Ralph Grissom discussing coverage and relief efforts by the Red Cross.
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Associated Press
Rocky River
Cabarrus County
Fort Bragg
Daryl Watson
Brady Shepard
Rowan County
Watson
Haw
Chatham County
Ralph Grissom
Charlotte
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New Bern
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Mary Hudak
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Ralph Honour
Honour
American Red Cross
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Alamance County
NC 49
Steven E. Lacy
Kirby H. Smith
7Th Prosecutorial District
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Broad Street
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Greenville
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Clarendon Blvd
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