Algae Blooms and Fish Kills Stir Neuse Trent Rivers
Neuse River experts warn of low bottom oxygen and potential more fish kills if current weather persists. Officials debate algae blooms cause, noting nitrogen and phosphorus levels, with supporters arguing algae aid marine life while harming shellfish and shrimp. Public officials plan DEHNR review as anglers report dead crabs and widespread bloom impacts on boat traffic.
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Neuse River fish kill tied to natural factors and runoff influence
Officials discuss a large fish kill along the Neuse River shoreline with estimates of about 60 dead fish per yard and uncertainty over whether the event is new or residual. The state cites high temperatures and a salt wedge as natural factors, while experts note nitrogen and phosphorus runoff from agriculture may worsen conditions. Water samples collected Saturday will yield results in about a week.
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Korean War Memorial Rise and Controversy in DC
The Korean War Veterans Memorial near the Lincoln Memorial faced extended battles over design and approvals before groundbreaking in 1992. The 2.2 acre site features 19 stainless steel soldiers marching toward a mural wall and distant flag, honoring 54,248 Americans who died in Korea, with 8,168 missing and 389 still unaccounted for.
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North Carolina bill on water easements faces final vote
Rep. Hackney criticizes low compensation for public water land. An amendment by Rep. Gamble to require landowners to pay fair market value for land under docks or structures was rejected. Rep. Preston notes difficulty in valuing submerged public land. Developers fear high easement fees. final vote on the bill is scheduled today.
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Lovell Receives Congressional Space Medal After Apollo 13 Film
Apollo 13 commander Jim Lovell is awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor by President Clinton. He credits his crew and NASA for the successful return, while the film star Tom Hanks accepts public recognition of Lovell's heroism.
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Selena’s English Album Debuts Atop Billboard 200
Selena’s Dreaming of You debuts at No 1 on the Billboard 200 four months after her March death in Corpus Christi Texas. Publicist Lori Lousararian says 331000 copies sold in the first week, topping Mariah Carey Music Box and Whitney Houston Bodyguard soundtrack. the album features four English songs and Spanish bilingual duets.
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Ray Whitby Employee Michael Rogers CPA Whitby
Havelock resident Michael Rogers, a CPA with Ray Whitby Employee, enjoys fishing and golf in spare time. He answers a question about ice cream flavor, naming pralines and cream and correcting the spelling with a quip about pra lines.
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Bush slips in bog while fishing during Newfoundland trip
Former president George Bush waded into a bog on a Newfoundland visit while waiting for a fog lift. He became stuck up to his armpits in decayed vegetation as secret service and locals freed him in about ten minutes. He resumed fishing after extraction.
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Songwriter sues Brooks over similar fire song claim
A songwriter files a federal suit in Los Angeles alleging that Garth Brooks Outside from the Redwoods song mirrors elements of Conviction of the Heart co written with Kenny Loggins. The suit seeks an injunction and at least 5 million dollars in damages. Brooks declined comment.
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White House restaurant in Valparaiso closes after warm farewell
The White House in Valparaiso Indiana closed last weekend after owners John and Harry Pappas sold off the fixtures. One final story remains of a private party hosted there years earlier, when two couples found unexpected hospitality and charm amid a misdated reservation.
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