Roanoke Rapids psychologist faces 41 charged counts
Dr. William Lee Fuchs 45 was indicted on 41 counts involving crimes against nature and indecent liberties with minors and a sex with a mentally defective child. Investigators found films photographs and videotapes showing children having sex with each other and with adults after searches of his home and office in April. He was arrested Tuesday at his office.
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Developer reports to federal prison in North Carolina
Developer Marlon Bostic, 74, began a 21 month sentence at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro after refusing to reveal assets to satisfy a multimillion dollar judgment. His partner, Roger Page, settled with buyers in the Ocean Ridge subdivision after disputes over promised amenities. Bostic is expected to serve about 19 months.
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Sickle cell anemia cured by transplant in North Carolina
Shannon Saunders, 13, became the first in North Carolina to receive a bone marrow transplant in a nationwide trial aimed at treating sickle cell anemia. Doctors call the result promising but caution that the study continues two more years with 30 patients to assess safety and long term efficacy.
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