Craven County embezzler Edens faces suit and property liens
Phyllis Edens admits embezzling about 120000 from Craven County utilities. She is fired after a three year audit, facing suit to recover funds. City manager Bill Hartman says wages may be diverted to an insurance company via the city, not a party to the suit. Edens and husband Sidney own 2309 Center Ave property valued 38170 in 1986, and she owns a 1992 Ford pickup valued 11120 in 1993. other household vehicles total 24987. Previous case against Deborah Lewis involved 14775 theft and probation. Hartman notes no expected effect on city bonding premiums.
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Sprint to consolidate service centers in North Carolina
The Fayetteville and Rocky Mount service centers will absorb operations from New Bern as Sprint Carolina Telephone consolidates. About 74 workers in Fayetteville and 66 in Rocky Mount will see no drop in total staff, with New Bern chosen for expansion. Central Fayetteville will serve most east of Raleigh, and service should remain largely unchanged despite the consolidation.
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Gun makers warn higher fees may push sales to black market
Bridgewater predicts a portion of gun shows around the country every week would dodge higher licensing costs, shifting toward the black market. He urges stricter BATF enforcement and criticizes weak license checks and renewals. The Stocking Gun Dealers Alliance aims to address industry concerns, not lobby, as SHOT Show in Dallas approaches.
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Firearms licensing changes eyed to curb dealer crime
Treasury officials cited proposed cuts to dealer licenses as a way to reduce gun trafficking. They noted a 1968 policy allowing any person with a clean record to obtain a firearms license from ATF, granting cross state shipping, wholesale pricing, and legitimacy to trade guns with fewer background checks.
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Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss names clients and claims
The Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss alleges Charlie Sheen and Jon Peters were clients amid a wave of names and accusations. She admits to hiring tendencies and describes payments, while publicists and involved figures dispute or decline comment. Packwood and Gena insistence feature in a broader sexual misconduct context.
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Arnold and Roseanne Remarks Spark Talk on Prostitution
Stand-up comic Arnold allegedly lied about work while Roseanne Arnold says she once traded sex in car back seats between gigs. She told Vanity Fair she felt powerful and in control, arguing prostitution should be legal as society’s stance mirrors its treatment of powerful women. The remarks concern her status in the television series.
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Roseanne
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Vanity Fair
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Marine aviator Caltrider at Cherry Point predicts 1994 hope
Joseph Caltrider, a Marine at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station, says he collects baseball cards and listens to music in his spare time. He hopes the Somalia conflict will end in peace in 1994, expressing optimism about a positive outcome.
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Chuck a trusted publicist hoards Marla Trump shoes
New York detective Illiam Lynch says Marla Trump cried out when discovering her publicist kept dozens of her shoes in his office and other items were moved from hidden spots. Lawsuits from last year show Marla Maples suing Jones for 35 million alleging stalking, while Jones countersued for over 180000 for publicity services rendered.
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Illiam Lynch
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Opry Ducks Hunt Heads Toward 25th Year at Reelfoot Lake
Porter W. Little Jimmy Dickens and Grandpa Jones join Grand Ole Opry stars on a yearly duck and goose hunt at Reelfoot Lake Tennessee marking the 25th consecutive year. Waggoner remarks that the Opry group feels like family and is genuine.
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Jimmy Dickens
Tammy Wynette Back On Road To Recovery In Hospital
Tammy Wynette, 51, was taken off the critical list after hospital treatment for a bile duct infection. Publicist Evelyn Shriver said Wynette hopes to be home within days and feels much better, with stable condition reported as she recovers. Wynette, famous for Stand by Your Man and D I V O R C E, was country music female vocalist of the year 1968 to 1970.
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Weather myth and Miss Inez a Nostalgic Forecast
A reader recalls Miss Inez predicting weather from shoewear and toe color, contrasts old intuition with modern meteorology, notes Alaska cold, southern warmth, ozone holes and satellites, and laments best laid plans of tech and moon rocks. It ends reflecting on Grizzard’s 1989 repeat during illness.
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