Bullis named primary suspect in second mail bomb case
RALEIGH officials say Stephan Bullis remains the main suspect in both mail bombs. The 30 year old is charged with sending the first package to his wife Tracy at Business Telecommunications Inc. in North Raleigh and is suspected in a second bomb found in a parcel bin at his wife’s office building. His wife suffered severe injuries. a co worker had temporary hearing loss. In Sanford two teens were killed at a private party. In Winston-Salem small business owners in 19 counties may join a health care purchasing alliance.
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Raleigh
Stephan Bullis
Tracy
Business Telecommunications Inc
Bullis
Shopping Mall
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Wilkes Chamber of Commerce
Alamance and
Caswell
Watauga
Caldwell
General Assembly
Wilkes Chamber
Sandie Gambill
Chamber
Last-minute bill registers sex offenders in North Carolina
A last minute measure requires convicted sex criminals to register with local sheriffs starting January 1. Offenders are classified by risk level and may petition to end or extend registration after set periods. The law, named for Amy Jackson, passed 100-4 in the House and 37-1 in the Senate. It also supports abstinence based sex education and allows court orders restricting weapons in domestic violence cases. Marina easements bill grants 50 year state land easements to dock builders for up to 1000 dollars with environmental clearances.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
House
Senate
North Carolina
Bill Culpepper
Michael Decker
R-Forsyth
Larry Linney
R-Buncombe
Linney
Amy Jackson
Caldwell County
Fountain Odom
Decklenburg Marina
Highlights of 1995 General Assembly session summary
AP summary lists tax shifts including higher personal exemptions to 2500 for under 100k income and 60 credit per child, elimination of stock tax, unemployment tax cut, and new sales tax shifts. Prison expansion planned, education funding changes, and schooling reforms feature amid social and environmental measures.
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Wilmington
Morehead City
North Carolina Budget Faces Hard Times Despite Surplus
Raleigh AP reports NC’s economy grows and tax cuts leave $300 million in excess funds, yet lawmakers keep a flat budget. Despite a $10 billion annual appropriation, the state foregoes growth due to Republican insistence on no expansion this year, even as federal cuts threaten up to $500 million.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Republican Congress
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Tavaris Antonio Cameron
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Woo
C.D. Whitt
Whitt
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Marina
Associated Press
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State Board of Education
Department of Public Instruction
State Historical Commission
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
Young At Heart
Old Salem
Biltmore Estate
Christus Gardens
Dollywood’s
N. C
Furniture Mart
Doll and Miniature Museum
United Senior Services, Inc
George Street
New Bern, N. C
Cerro Grande Mexicare
Neuse Blvd
O.J. Simpson
Johnnie Cochran
Laura Hart McKinney
N.C. School of the Arts
Free
Ephraim E.nssen, M. D
FACP
Association of
Subhash C. Gumber, M. D
Kurt Gerard Vernon, M. D
New Bern
Moye
Greenville
Curt A. Frogley
DR. Frogley
Frogley Chiropractic Center
S. Glenburnie Rd
Unit E
the Market Place
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