Home roach treatment for five homes wins nationwide aid
Entomologist Dr. Cockroach Austin Frischman treated Lisa Hutchins mobile home amid a nationwide contest selecting five roach infested homes for special treatment and a year’s supply of Combat products. Three hundred entries from 30 states were received, spokeswoman Elizabeth Polenske said.
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Genovese relatives attend Moseley retrial plea at Brooklyn Court
Relatives of Kitty Genovese pause outside Brooklyn District Court as Winston Moseley 60 appears for a first time in the 1964 murder that sparked urban apathy debates. Moseley seeks a new trial after his conviction for stabbing Genovese dozens of times witnessed by many bystanders.
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North Carolina Agricultural Prices and Market Trends July 24 1995
The AP summary lists NC farm prices and conditions for July 24 1995. Hogs show a steady hot carcass trend with regional price points from Kinston Spivey’s Corner Wilson Robersonville and Siler City at 63.58 and live hogs at 43.00 down to 41.00. Cattle, calves, goats, eggs and broilers follow with ranges for slaughter cows bulls feeders steers and heifers, cotton spot prices, feeder pigs and sweet potatoes with regional price observations and notes on markets across NC and New York.
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U.S
Indictments Target Karadzic Mladic for Genocide and War Crimes
The Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal indicted Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and army commander Ratko Mladic for genocide and crimes against humanity. Milan Martir faced charges for dropping cluster bombs on Zagreb on May 23, with 21 others indicted for abuses in Bosnian prison camps. Despite the action, the tribunal faces skepticism over prosecutions as Serbia and Bosnia reject its jurisdiction.
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Lawyer Smith fears prison life in Susan Smith case
Union South Carolina AP report notes defense attorney David Bruck argued the defendant Susan Smith dreads solitary confinement more than execution as jurors prepare to decide her punishment for drowning her two young sons. Prosecutors push to focus on actions over excuses and may present a damning car sinking reenactment video.
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