Clinton settles on Bosnia policy amid calls for limits
The Clinton administration settled on a Bosnia policy after days of confusion and faced bipartisan concern over a deeper U.S. role. Senate Leader Bob Dole criticized U.S. mission scope while the fate of an F-16 pilot remained uncertain. Officials outlined limited ground involvement and expanded intelligence sharing with NATO allies, including possible use of a Predator drone.
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County commission to push Parker resignation tonight
Craven County commissioners plan to ask Commissioner Gerald Parker to resign at their 7 p.m. meeting. Chairman Gary Bleau says Parker is aware but unlikely to quit. Parker, convicted on federal drug charges May 26, has vowed to exhaust his appeals. Local officials, the State Board of Elections and Institute of Government seek clarity on legal procedure.
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UNC study finds JOBS program yields few gains at high cost
A five year UNC Chapel Hill study of the JOBS program covers about 5,500 welfare recipients in North Carolina. It finds modest employment gains but no substantial income increases, and costs exceed savings by at least 14 to 1 per participant. Finishing training yields income boosts, while many leave early.
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Republicans rethink veto plan after Hunt budget clash
Raleigh report says GOP lawmakers privately regret backing a veto referendum after a budget agreement with the Senate unraveled due to Jim Hunt's behind the scenes lobbying. A House leader who supported the veto contract says he opposed it now after a signed deal was undone with few phone calls.
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Allison Hugs Florida Coast Threatens Fresh Flooding
Hurricanes Allison buffeted Florida's Panhandle with 75 mph winds and up to 10 inches of rain, flooding streets and docks as officials warned of storm tides up to 10 feet in places. About 5,000 coastal residents evacuated in the Big Bend region, with 3,000 staying in 30 shelters from Pensacola to Lecanto. Forecasters expected Allison to weaken into a tropical storm after landfall while tornado watches extended through Georgia.
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