Tragic murder of Greek ends in fatal shooting
Rescue workers fought to save Greek after a bullet struck her chest and exited through her arm. Autopsy ruled death from gunshot. Greek and Dickens had dated about a year, living together. her former husband is in prison. Her two young daughters were in the home during the incident.
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Day U S A host broadcasts from Cow Café in New Bern
Nationally syndicated host Stephan, famed for Good Day U.S.A., broadcasts live from the Cow Café at Maola in New Bern. He praised the cafe decor and cow companions on air while detailing his routine of early hour broadcasts and farming life in Massachusetts.
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County faces discharge at Township 7 plant for first time this year
Hayes notes rain and chlorine reduce fecal coliform in treated water during discharge. In 1994 the county was fined 11 000 for three discharges. A separate digester lid break at New Bern plant spilled about 3 000 gallons into a ditch, with cleanup and testing underway. Neuse River Keeper advocates land application over pipeline discharge and urges rapid land purchase for spray disposal.
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Reuter
New Bern
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Justices to review Colorado gay rights ban case
The Supreme Court agreed to use a Colorado case to decide if states can ban laws protecting homosexuals from bias. Colorado voters approved a 1992 amendment aimed at nullifying or blocking protections in cities like Denver Boulder and Aspen, but state courts blocked its enforcement amid lawsuits claiming violations of equal protection and free speech.
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World's oldest person Jeanne Calment turns 120 in Arles
Jeanne Calment, aged 120, celebrated at a southern France nursing home with chocolate cake and 5000 birthday cards from around the world including messages from France's leaders. She defied age as researchers note her exceptional longevity while noting a lifestyle not marked by intense fitness.
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Shigechiyo Izumi
Fairchild discusses President's Day holiday preference
Sun Journal quotes Fairchild of New Bern who says he spends much time at work yet enjoys motorcycles and fishing. He prefers keeping one President's Day and warns against creating separate holidays for Washington, Lincoln, or others.
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Americans triumph at Berlin Film Festival in diverse awards
At the Berlin festival, Bertrand Tavernier won the Golden Bear for Live Bait, a film about young killers shaped by Hollywood imagery. Paul Newman and Richard Linklater received top honors, with Harvey Keitel and Wayne Wang’s Smoke earning Special Mention and a second place in best film.
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Richard Burton Hamlet film to screen in London festival
A rare 1964 filming of Richard Burton's Broadway Hamlet, saved as two prints, one donated to the British Film Institute and the other kept by Burton, will premiere April 28 at the National Film Theatre finale of a Shakespeare festival in London. Sally Burton released the film rights last year. Ronald Reagan fans note a Lincoln look alike at the library event as Reagan remains at home amid news of his Alzheimer’s diagnosis and a surge of support letters.
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Death of Calder Willingham noted author and screenwriter
Calder Willingham, 72, a New Hampton resident and Academy member, died Sunday in a Laconia hospital from lung cancer. The author of End as a Man earned Oscar nominations for The Graduate and Little Big Man, silhouetting a career that shaped midcentury screenwriting.
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Spring training lifts as strike looms in Sarasota
Bob Greene notes the beauty of Florida camps while major leaguers strike, warning ugliness behind the scenes. He contrasts lush fields, painted strike zone, and Nellie Fox Lane with players’ absence and life of luxury. The piece laments the profit-driven tension under union and ownership in baseball.
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What does it matter He’s going to take the crown from Petty
The text questions relationships and features a playful irrelevant quiz about animals and a note urging readers to vote by calling between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. The fragment hints at a political or entertainment context with a countdown to a voting window.
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