Bosnian Serbs threaten to shoot down foreign planes in Bosnia
The Bosnian Serb leader warned that any foreign planes aiding the government held enclaves will be shot down as U N envoys warn Zepa risks imminent fall after Serb bombardment. NATO considers a rapid reaction force into Gorazde and a broader air campaign to protect Muslim areas.
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Zepa
Yasushi Akashi
U.N
Yugoslavia
United States
Srebrenica
Gorazde
Sarajevo
France
Warren Christopher
Clinton
U.S
Christophe
NATO
Bosnia
Radovan Karadzic
Karadzic
Ers
Tobacco prices hold steady as Kinston market opens
Gov. Hunt hailed tobacco as North Carolina’s top crop during the 100th anniversary opening of Kinston’s market. The first bundle sold for 1.84 per pound from a carryover crop, with new crop around 1.40 per pound, matching last year’s level as 16 weeks of sales begin across Craven, Jones, Lenoir, Duplin and Onslow counties.
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Kinston
Jim Hunt
Wilson
Hunt
Bill Cleve
Vanceboro
Farmers New Dixie Warehouse
Cleve
South Carolina
Border Belt
North Carolina
Farmers New Dixie
Craven
Jones
Lenoir
Duplin
Onslow
John Jenkins
Mickey Smith
The
Agricultural Marketing Service
Myrl Philaw
Comfort
Harper Wetherington
Jasper Grade
Dems pick nominee for Craven County seat
In a tight race Frank Evans cleared a political hurdle Tuesday night by winning the Craven County Democratic Party nomination to fill the 3rd District chair left vacant after Gerald Parker’s July resignation amid federal drug charges. Evans, 64, a Cherry Point retiree, vows to represent Craven County’s constituents and all 3rd District residents as he proceeds to a formal county interview.
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Frank Evans
Craven County
Evans
Craven County Board of Commissioners
Gary Bleau
Sun Journal to Launch School News NIE Section
The Sun Journal will begin a weekly school news section next month as part of its Newspapers In Education program. Craven Jones and Pamlico counties show strong teacher support, with advertisers and readers urged to help reach all classrooms. The paper will provide newspapers for lessons in math geography and literacy and sponsor NIE workshops and lesson plans for teachers.
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Sun Journal
Newspapers In Education
NIE
Craven
Jones
Pamlico
The
Clinton defends affirmative action amid debate over preferences
President Clinton prepares a no apologies defense of race and gender based programs. He plans a directive to federal departments and a 100 page report to reform preferences, tighten certifications, and ensure aid reaches those in need while avoiding quotas. A new set aside proposal aims to aid businesses in distressed areas.
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Clinton
Deval Patrick
National Archives
Chris Edley
Edley
White House
Barbara Mikulski
D-Md
Carol Moseley-Braun
D-Ill
Supreme Court
Patrick
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