Refugees Evicted From Zepa Reach Bosnian Government Lands
Thousands of refugees, mainly women and children, crossed from Serb held zones into Kladanj as Serb forces expelled them from Zepa. U N officials warned of a looming humanitarian surge with as many as 7 000 more expected while fears rose of renewed atrocities after Srebrenica.
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U.N
Kladanj
U.N. High Commissioner For
Fernando del Mundo
Refugee Agency
Panos Moumtezis
Ibedi
Zepa
Srebrenica
Bihac
Bosnia
Croatia
Coralici
Wreck kills Jones woman near Maysville forest road
A Maysville woman, A. Maysville resident Nolan Eubanks Thomas, 27, died Tuesday night when her 1985 Chevrolet pickup left a forest access road off Catfish Lake Road in Jones County. Her uncle Raymond Eubanks, 62, of Trenton, suffered a head injury but was treated and released. Police say excessive speed and possible belt use are under investigation. autopsy results pending to determine belt use and alcohol factor.
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Maysville
Nolan Eubanks Thomas
Croatan National Forest
Jones County
Catfish Lake Road
Thomas
State Highway Patrol
D.L. Mills
Mills
Eubanks
Craven Regional Medical Center
Heat index makes hot July days feel even hotter
July heat combines with humidity to raise the heat index to dangerous levels. Meteorologists warn 105 or higher for multiple days triggers heat advisories. United Senior Services offers cooling fans. contact 638-3800 to donate or request assistance.
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United Senior Services
National Weather Service
Cory Gates
Newport
Organism linked to growing fish kill along Neuse River
A toxic dinoflagellate attacking fish has spread the fish kill from upriver of Carolina Pines to Hancock Creek, killing an estimated 250 000 more fish, totaling over 500 000. The organism alternates between bottom dwelling plant-like and animal forms, causing sores on many dead fish. Researchers collect samples while environmental officials await water test results.
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Neuse
JoAnn Burkholder
N.C. State University
Neuse River
Rick Dove
Carolina Pines
Hancock Creek
Dove
N.C. State
State Division of Environmental Management
al Hodge
Hodge
Regulators Find Waste Lagoons Overfull After June Rains
Inspectors from state and federal agencies report nearly 400 hog waste lagoons dangerously full following June rainfall across North Carolina. Damaged dikes and seepage raise concerns of weakened walls, linked to Oceanview Farms spill near Richlands where 22 million gallons discharged into the New River. DEHNR has 1,103 farm reports with 393 lagoons over capacity. final tally due Friday. Federal review notes modifications to existing systems.
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North Carolina
Onslow County
Oceanview Farms Ltd
Richlands
New River
Oceanview
Debbie Crane
State Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources
Dehnr
Crane
Nation Smith says Im sorry in courtroom scene
In Union South Carolina ex husband David Smith breaks down while recounting the loss of his two sons and Susan Smith’s confession to drowning them in a lake as jurors weigh a possible death sentence. A6 notes the book release tied to the case and the emotional testimony marked by photos and videotaped re-enactments.
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Ulan Smith
David
David Smith
Smith
Susan Smith
Michael
Alex
David Bruck
Susan
Brock
Smiths
John D. Longlake
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Wis
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Sun Journal
James French
New Bern
Steve Jones
The
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Ann Landers
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