Parker faces quo warranto action amid calls for resignation
Craven County officials weigh legal steps as Parker seeks to avoid dismissal. Bleau urges resignation amid public opinion and a pending potential leave. Parker, previously accused of drug conspiracy and related counts, was found guilty on one matter and has lost his job in Craven schools pending contract nonrenewal.
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North Carolina overhauls JOBS program to push work first
Orthner cites mixed national results and urges Work First to prioritize welfare mothers entering jobs over classroom placement. Highlights 12 week windows for 35 000 mothers to work 30 hours weekly, with 56 000 exempt, and notes $5 per hour service jobs as common but part of a path to self sufficiency under new rules.
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Budget Battle Ends With Late Night Deal Collapse
At 2 a m the budget deal unraveled as Hunt pressed Senate leaders and lined up supporters to lobby lawmakers and reporters. Republicans express shock at the brinksmanship amid a governor’s program, foreseeing next year’s fallout as elections loom and campaign issues hinge on children and taxpayer protections.
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Clinton pledges support for Bosnia without deploying troops
The Pentagon offers aid to European forces for a rapid reaction contingent of up to 10,000 French British and Dutch peacekeepers. The plan aims to shield U N personnel amid attacks and hostage takings by Bosnian Serbs while US ground troops remain out. NATO air support possible and a downed USAF F 16 pilot was ejected with a search and rescue underway.
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Rebel general refuses to talk about hostages
In Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina AP report Gen. Ratko Mladic refuses to release U N hostages or allow Red Cross visits without a pledge of no NATO airstrikes. Over 250 peacekeepers have been detained since NATO bombs hit Serb depots May 25 26. Britain says Serb tactics block concessions. UN commander plans high risk peacekeeper operation to reopen a route into besieged Sarajevo. Test runs went well.
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Sunset Boulevard Dominates 1995 Tony Awards Fueled by Close
Sunset Boulevard swept seven Tony awards led by best Broadway musical and star Glenn Close. Love! Valour! Compassion! won best play. Terrence McNally’s How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying earned best actor in a musical, while Ralph Fiennes claimed best actor in a play for Hamlet. The Heiress captured four, Cherry Jones won best actress in a play, Frances Sternhagen best supporting actress, and Gerald Gutierrez best director for The Heiress. Show Boat took five Tonys including best revival and design honors.
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Dole denies seeking entertainment censorship
Senate Leader Bob Dole rejected claims he aims to censor entertainment. He argued the issue is moral responsibility, not censorship, urging Hollywood to avoid profiting from sex and violence. His Hollywood trip sparked a national debate as networks aired discussions on the topic.
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Hog farm proximity sparks debate among New Bern residents
Mayo, a New Bern resident who enjoys hunting and fishing, says a hog farm within about a mile is already too close. He recalls a high school home next to a hog farm where the smell was noticeable, illustrating concerns about residency near such operations.
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Surgeon Predicts Fusion May Reduce Reeve Risk
Christopher Reeve's pneumonia is subsiding and doctors plan spinal fusion on two upper vertebrae to help him sit upright and improve breathing. The 42 year old actor, injured after a horse accident, could need a second operation if the spine cannot be stabilized. University of Virginia Medical Center officials say he remains serious but stable.
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Perot plans return to radio talks with listeners
Ross Perot seeks to resume direct dialogue with average citizens on air. He paused his national call-in program to focus on United We Stand America, the political group backing his 1992 presidential bid. The hour long Listening to America show began last October.
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King of the ice rink embraces Sherwood golf life
Wayne Gretzky and his wife Jane Jones are building a 7,000 square foot home at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Ventura County, drawn by security and family living. The hockey legend says during this season's lockout he played golf at Sherwood every day, becoming a full time golf enthusiast.
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Redgrave urges grads to risk career for family
Lynn Redgrave told about 200 Centre College graduates that life blends family and work and described how her career declined after suing studio officials over child care in her dressing room. She said some urged dropping the suit, but she stood up to fight what she called an injustice.
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O Malley Advocates Prosecution Of Statutory Rape Figures
Mike Royko critiques Cook County State’s Attorney O’Malley hot pursuit of cases like statutory rape involving adults and underage girls. The column mocks prosecutions, notes past high-profile cases, and questions motives while highlighting persistent alleged abuses and political ambition.
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