Fireworks sales rise in December 1993 North Carolina rule shift
North Carolina lawmakers eased sales rules to allow fireworks sale that do not explode or fly. Mike Foley Judi Foley and daughter Dayna Nyberg shopped US 17 and said they prefer backyard use over professional displays. Experts warn that fireworks cause over twelve thousand injuries yearly with many admissions. Local officials report no serious injuries in Havelock or New Bern this year.
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Fireworks and Fourth Festivities Across Local Towns
Fairfield Harbour will host a 15 minute fireworks display at 9 p.m. with music, viewed best from Capt. Bordeaux's Bar and Grill and Harbor Breeze Market area. Havelock plans a 9 p.m. show at Walter B. Jones Park near the fire station, with parking on site. River Bend will host an old fashioned North Carolina barbecue and a 10 a.m. parade through town with antique cars, a bagpiper, Marine Corps band and 10 to 15 floats. entry contact Kay Dentico at 638 6624. The parade proceeds from Town Hall along Shoreline Drive and returns to Town Hall.
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Snake handler survives after venomous cobra attack
A cobra attack at Reptile World Serpentarium in St Cloud left owner VanHorn gravely allergic and rushed to hospital. Doctors used a rapid antivenin dosage with help from experts in New Mexico and Alabama. VanHorn regained consciousness by Friday night and faces possible hand surgery. a 6 year old was not harmed during the incident.
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Film charges unfair Fuji practices cost US billions
Kantor cites a $5.6 billion revenue loss over two decades to Japanese rival Fuji under Section 301. A year is allowed to review and seek a market opening. If no deal, sanctions may follow, echoing a prior auto dispute resolution. American firms seek fair access to Japan's market, similar in size to the United States.
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Unabomber shifts to written messages as FBI handles package
Grotz notes the move to written communiqués as a positive step and says the professor involved will not be named. The package has been turned over to the FBI. The Times and Post received offers to halt killings if they published the manifesto.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton Hosts Park Ridge Class of 1965 Reunion
The former Hillary Rodham Clinton, known as a Goldwater Republican in high school, hosted Maine High School alumni from the Class of 1965 for a reunion including private briefings, a Commerce Department bash, a White House tour, and a group photo with about 500 classmates. The Clintons stayed three hours past their planned 90 minutes and presented a White House west terrace sketch from 1902.
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Store Sues Franklin Over Nearly 263000 Unpaid Bills
A New York department store sues Franklin for about 263000 in allegedly unpaid charges. Saks Fifth Avenue seeks the money as legal papers show the claim. The store’s attorney did not comment and Franklin could not be reached for comment.
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Scott Durci, a 13 year old eighth grader at H J Mac Donald School, enjoys soccer and wrestling. He asks about Fourth of July plans and says he will likely go to the beach with friends and family.
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How Many Tears video uses Shakur image from prison
The article details a music video for Shakur’s song How Many Tears using his image via proxies while he serves a 4 1/2 year sentence for sexual abuse in New York. Director Lionel Martin explains he could not film in jail and that Shakur has no input though he has seen the clip and approves.
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Frohnmayer Becomes First Amendment Radical After NEA Exit
Three years after leaving the National Endowment for the Arts Frohnmayer frames his fight over censorship as a shift from First Amendment moderate to radical. He now lectures debates and teaches on free speech from his Portland home. Meanwhile thousands of Grateful Dead fans rioted outside a Noblesville Indiana concert tearing gates unsecuring entry and clashing with police. Police used tear gas and 38 arrests were made for drug offenses and resisting officers. The chaos left four officers hurt and authorities noted the crowd numbered 3000 to 4000.
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Gordon, 89, Actor Who Mocked Mrs Brooks, Dies
Gale Gordon, famed for his grumpy Our Miss Brooks role and as Lucille Ball’s TV foil, died Friday of cancer at Redwood Terrace Health Center in Escondido California at age 89. His wife Virginia, an actress, had died weeks earlier in the same facility.
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Women face discrimination on golf courses, Royko notes
Mike Royko collects excerpts from women golfers detailing persistent sexism on greens. Complaints include belittling remarks, rushed play, and male club members dismissing women’s abilities, with sharpened humor and sharp critique of patronizing behavior.
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