Yeltsin warns of new Europe rift as NATO expansion stirs fears
In a 52 nation gathering on Bosnian war efforts, President Yeltsin warned of fresh global divisions linked to NATO expansion toward Russia. He urged Europe to shed Cold War legacies and cautioned against management from a single capital while Clinton hailed START 1 strides and urged renewed talks with Bosnia’s leaders.
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United States
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NATO
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Europe
Yeltsin
Clinton
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Belarus
Soviet Union
Alija Izetbegovic
Bosnia
Izetbegovic
United Nations
Moscow
CSCE
Big job ahead in fisheries in North Carolina
The soon to be hired director of the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries faces major reform as the agency has operated without a permanent leader since July 1. Acting director Bob Jamieson has done well but remains temporary. Bob Lucas, chair of the Marine Fisheries Commission, says a new director will bring needed support and changes.
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State Division of Marine Fisheries
Bob Lucas
N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission
Bob Jamieson
Lucas
Bill Hogarth
Hogarth
West Craven band tops in show at New Bern parade
West Craven High School marching band won Best of Show and first in the Battle of the Bands at the 13th annual New Bern Christmas parade. About 7,000 spectators watched as nearly 2,500 participants rolled through the holiday event coordinated by 25 to 30 Jaycees.
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New Bern
Jaycees
Groak
West Craven High School
Gary Jones
Jaycee
Jones
Hatteras Island rescuers free entangled humpback whale
A 32 foot humpback entangled in a fishing net was freed by seven Hatteras Island rescue volunteers after about two and a half hours of careful cutting. Lou Browning 39 of Frisco dove underwater to slice away rope leaving a 10 foot tail line. The whale swam off toward other nearby whales.
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Atlantic Ocean
Lou Browning
Frisco
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Helle
Rodanthe
Gingrich calls White House drug claims reckless
Newt Gingrich on Meet the Press alleged up to a quarter of White House staff used illegal drugs in recent years. White House spokesman Dee Dee Myers dismissed the charge as unfounded and lacking evidence, noting FBI clearance and drug testing policies.
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Meet the Press
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Dee Dee Myers
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Joycelyn Elders
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