Bar Owner Describes Tragic Night After Murder
Morse, who opened the bar four months ago, says patrons are usually not rowdy and expresses shock over a murder at his venue. Police, while questioning patrons, found a concealed letter opener on another man, Gustav Heppler, 18, who was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and set for Craven County District Court on March 7.
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County seeks moratorium exit with wastewater options
Bleau says the county plans to end the moratorium by expanding the Ramada Inn plant to discharge up to 150000 gallons daily into the Neuse River, buying 1000 acres in Croatan National Forest for land application boosting daily discharge by 4.5 million gallons, and possibly purchasing an unused Stately Pines treatment plant. Harris notes the board and authority to act remain. The Arthur Farms land application site is now managed by county staff after investments.
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Provisional government moves toward Grozny amid Chechnya crisis
In Grozny, a Moscow backed provisional administration plans to set up a new government independent of Dudayev forces with aims to rebuild the bombed capital. Elections could be held by year’s end as opposition leaders seek Western and Islamic aid while remaining wary of Moscow influence.
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Zainci Batishev
Russia and Chechnya announce cease-fire agreement
ITAR-Tass reports a cease-fire reached after talks between Col. Gen. Anatoly Kulikov and Chechen commander Asla in Ordzhonikidzevskaya Ingushetia. Refugees doubt Dudayev’s regime and recall Moscow’s earlier covert support. civilians face ongoing air raids and human rights concerns amid the conflict.
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PLO pledges to root out terrorists at peace conference
Washington headline reports a PLO pledge to deny safe havens for terrorists and back Palestinian elections, paired with Israel's pledge to withdraw troops from the West Bank. A Rabin and Arafat summit looms on the Gaza border as Secretary Christopher touts momentum. Negotiations leave Gaza border closures unresolved, affecting thousands of Palestinians unable to reach work.
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Bakker Returns to Heritage USA to Address Crowd
Former PTL leader Jim Bakker appeared at Heritage USA hosting a Sunday service in which he called himself a friend of sinners after serving five years in prison for defrauding followers. He recalled his fall, spoke of personal grief, and hinted at telling his story someday.
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Newport News resident enjoys craft time on business trip
Sun Journal notes that Kinne, a Newport News resident, travels with her husband for business, enjoys cross stitch and painting in spare time, and comments that any temperature is fine as long as she can be outdoors.
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Newport News, Va
Forum participants at NC State Emerging Issues Forum
USTR Robert Zoellick KANTOR, Madeleine Albright, Sam Nunn, Lawrence Eagleburger, John Gardner, John Young, David Gergen, Erich Bloch among speakers. Owen directs the 10th annual event at NC State University McKimmon Center today and Tuesday. Topic is Conflict, Competition, Cooperation in foreign policy.
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North Carolina State University
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McKimmon Center
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U.N
Madeleine Albright
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Laurence Eagleburger
Common Cause
John Gardner
Hewlett- Packard
John Young
Duke University
David Gergen
Erich Bloch
National Science Foundation
Farrakhan to Open Three Nation Restaurants on South Side
Louis Farrakhan plans three South Side eateries named Blue Seas, the Atrium, and Salaam with 100 employees. The venues, open to all races, will serve no pork or alcohol. security team Fruit of Islam will oversee outside security and valet.
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Madonna and Michael Jackson named in extremist violence demand
A Pakistani religious party urged that Madonna and Michael Jackson be brought to Pakistan for trial as extremist actors. The call followed last week's U S extradition of a World Trade Center suspect.
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Hair experts weigh in on O J Simpson trial looks
In Chicago experts discuss hair care at the Simpson trial noting California styles, extensions, coloring, and blow dries. They praise most witnesses for polished appearances while criticizing Marcia Clark and questioning O J Simpson’s own natural look and a possible dye job.
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Mary O’connell
Marcia Clark
O.J
Mark McWilliams
Clinton touts policies amid claims of prosperity
The question invites readers to weigh whether Clinton's policies have produced rising prosperity. A call-in poll offers yes or no options. The editorial note highlights concerns about roadside mess and calls for better environmental training.
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