Polizzi Fired Over Sludge Handling Questions At City Plant
Polizzi told the Division of Environmental Management she doubted sludge handling at the city plant. The DEM agrees the sludge was managed properly. She argued a city order barred talking to outsiders, while she says it applies only to news media. She testified at a public hearing about concerns raised with supervisor Thorne and city engineer Muse.
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Division of Environmental Management
David Muse
Dem
Thorne
Muse
Fourth of July meanings mingle with patriotism and apathy
The article captures mixed views on Independence Day from Gail Brinson at Capt. Ratty's Gift and Gear to Audrey Rivera and Margaret Harrison. Brinson links the date to birth and patriotism while noting a celebratory party idea. Marine MP Mark Napier reflects on freedom as jets fly overhead, urging others to remember the Declaration of Independence and the 220 years of Marine protection.
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Gail Brinson
Capt. Ratty
Gift and Gear
New
Brinson
Audrey Rivera
United States
Margaret Harrison
Seaport Antiques
New Bern
Lance Cpl
Mark Napier
Marine Corps
Harrison
Mail of hate letters boosts McVeigh mood says psych
McVeigh received fewer than 10 hate letters, some discarded, from the United States, Canada and the Netherlands, despite garbled addresses and insufficient postage. Psychiatrists note pen pals vary in motivation from care and sympathy to a craving for notoriety, while McVeigh's lawyer says the mail has lifted his client’s mood and prayers provide morale.
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McVeigh
United States
Canada
Netherlands
Ronald Hauser
Texas
Hauser
Sudan Egypt clash over assassination plot details
Sudan and Egypt trade claims amid reports of an assassination attempt. Egypt investigators cited Ethiopian security involvement, while Ethiopia rejected the claim and said all five killed were Egyptian. A former Sudanese intelligence officer linked suspect Mohammed Seraj to Sudanese intelligence chief Nafea Ali Nafea.
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Abdel-Aziz Gaafar
al-Akhbar
Seraj
Nafea Ali Nafea
Doubt Cast on Tests Used to Detect Lead Paint
A government study questions methods to locate lead based paint in public housing. Only one reliable method exists, yet it was not used where testing occurred. HUD faces a quandary as funds pour into spot checks while results await and officials seek cost effective accuracy.
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Seattle
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Orlando Sentinel
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Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Dead concert canceled after large Melee at Deer Creek
Grateful Dead show at Deer Creek Music Center was canceled after a riot with hundreds of ticketless fans tearing down fences and clashing with police. Seventeen arrests for drug offenses and resisting officers followed the disturbance, with four officers injured.
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Grateful Dead
McNally
Cameron Sears
Hamilton County
Eddie Moore
Indianapolis
Kevin Poe
Poe
Boxer offers reward for killers of two girls at Lehigh
Boxing champion Larry Holmes offered a five thousand dollar reward for information on who killed Jennifer Grider seventeen and Mary Orlan fifteen whose bodies were found at a Lehigh University meeting place. Holmes said he did not know the families but was touched by the youths of the victims.
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Lehigh University
Jennifer Grider
Mary Orlando
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Easton
Express-Times
New Bern Woman Mary Dwyer Competes at World Games
Mary Dwyer, aquatics director at Twin Rivers YMCA and resident of New Bern, volunteers for Special Olympics and Pamlico Rescue Squad. She plans to be in New Haven Connecticut for the Special Olympic World Games, noting a participant from Jones County also placed there.
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New Bern
Pamlico
New Haven
Connecticut
Jones County
Son of political figure rises in music management
John Dukakis and Qadree El-Amin manage Boyz II Men after mentor Roderick Rountree was killed. Dukakis shows a passion for the business side, saying he once saw himself as an audio executive and notes music offers a smaller, more manageable field than film.
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Qadree El-Amin
Michael Dukakis
Boyz II Men
John Dukakis
El-Amin
Roderick Rountree
Dukakis
Los Angeles Times
Ex-husbands claims paternity in Judd family split
Naomi Judd’s ex-husband Michael Ciminella says he realized Wynonna was not his daughter when she was three. He recounts a 1968 divorce, alleged motives, and a public discussion of non paternity. Rumors of celebrities buying in Fredericksburg Texas also circulate with uncertain verifications.
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Wynonna
Michael Ciminella
Daily Independent
Ashland
Naomi
Ciminella
Louisville
Look at those shoes at Wrigley Field
Bob Greene observes baseball's labor dispute impact at Wrigley Field during batting practice. He reflects on grass, ballparks, and fans, noting groundskeepers deserve high pay and that modern sports culture overvaluess footwear over players, amid talk of new shoes and lasting ballpark allure.
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DiMaggio
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Reebok
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