Marines ban CSA mementos across service bases worldwide
The U S Marine Corps orders removal of Confederate related items from bases worldwide. Commandant General David Berger calls for immediate execution of the ban in response to a congressional hearing on extremism in the military. A Military Times survey shows rising white supremacist attitudes among troops. Nat Fahy at Camp Lejeune says details are not yet available. The note points readers to MARINES on A3.
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Peter Mack Profiles District Court Judge Candidate
The Sun Journal presents Peter Mack as a Republican candidate for North Carolina District Court Judge District 3B Seat 2 in the March 3 primary. He emphasizes drug addiction as the major issue affecting communities and outlines contact via petemack coastalnet.com.
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Nearly 60 Countries Report Coronavirus Outbreak
The AP reports a growing health crisis turning into an economic one as COVID-19 spreads to Mexico, Belarus, Lithuania, New Zealand, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, Iceland, and the Netherlands among nearly 60 countries. WHO warns the pandemic risk is very high and economists forecast a global growth slowdown, with U.S. growth possibly dipping toward 1.7 percent. Prices fall, markets falter, and cities contemplate lockdowns as governments weigh health measures against economic damage.
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Volume CXXXII Gannett Co 2020 Questions Call Phone Number
The notice lists contact details for questions about the 2020 publication from Gannett Co Inc. Readers are directed to call 252 638 8101 for assistance with inquiries related to this volume.
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35th US Colored Troops Formed From NC Volunteers
On February 8 1864 the 35th Regiment of the United States Colored Infantry was organized from the 1st North Carolina Colored Volunteers formed in New Bern in 1863. Led by Brigadier General Edward A Wild the unit arose after emancipation acts and the Emancipation Proclamation spurred recruitment of African American regiments.
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