Manhunt Update After Suspect Seen Near Grifton Area
Investigators say suspect White may be in the Grifton area after reports of a call from a phone booth in Mississippi and a possible plan to head toward Mexico. Brown notes damage to a vehicle and unclear front-end damage while Fillingame says White is still at large. Green described as involved in a possessive relationship with White, who allegedly threatened to keep her by his side.
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White
Grifton
Mississippi
Mexico
Hisirlfriend
Georgia
Patricia Green
Green
Crimestoppers Offer Reward After Fatal Bus Stop Slaying
A couple planned to leave town when Green asked to say goodbye to her mother. White slid the car into gear striking Ella Green then fled. Police say he was later seen with a 9mm pistol near the grandmother’s home. Call 633 5141 or 633 6620 with tips. Crimestoppers offers a $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
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White
Ella Green
Crimestoppers
Endangered Red cockaded Woodpeckers Backed by Forest Management Plan
North Carolina landowners, Iora Georgia-Pacific, U S Fish and Wildlife Service, and Croatan National Forest collaborate to protect red cockaded woodpeckers while sustaining timber. Active cavity trees face penalties up to 50000 dollars and six months in jail. Buffer zones of 200 feet aid foraging, with restoration efforts including artificial cavities and controlled burns. Contact J H Carter and Associates for guidance.
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Iora Georgia-Pacific
U.S. Ish and Wildlife Service
Resha Meekins
N.C. State University
Meekins
Jeff Walters
Croatan National Forest
Wood
Hunt says Cherry Point favored over Oceana for BRAC 93
Governor Hunt led North Carolina at the BRAC hearing in Baltimore arguing Cherry Point offers lower costs and better facilities than Oceana Virginia Beach. He cited 5,000 personnel and 7,000 dependents, $25 million already spent, and the region's water supply, housing, and space for growth as advantages.
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Cherry Point
Oceana
Commission
Rebecca Cox
Virginia
Perry
Hunt
Dixon
Virginia Beach
Norfolk Area
Tobacco price supports under attack in House
Rep Scotty Baesler and Rep Richard Durbin push to end government price supports for tobacco. They warn a successful move would end tobacco farming by removing supports and quotas, affecting this fall's market and next year’s production limits. Baesler believes the effort can be defeated but notes risk if the measure reaches the House floor.
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Scotty Baesler
Kentucky
Richard Durbin
Agriculture Department
Baesler
Wilder sues for 5 million over airport guard assault
Former Virginia governor L. Douglas Wilder files a 5 million lawsuit in Richmond Circuit Court against Arlington-based USAir Globe Security and a former security guard over an incident on March 7 at a US Air checkpoint. Wilder alleges false imprisonment and negligence, seeking 3 million in compensatory and 2 million in punitive damages.
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L. Douglas Wilder
Richmond
Wilder
US Air
Northern Virginia
Irving
T Nean
Irviexas
John Brantley
Usair
Globe Security
Brant
Brantley
Lawrence D. Wilder Jr
Paul Turk
Newt to appear on MTV forum next month
MTV will air a half hour forum featuring Newt Gingrich answering questions from 18 to 24 year olds. Topics include the Contract with America the minimum wage and national service.
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Beavis and Butt-Head
Raw
MTV
America
Mary Jones Tourist Reflects on Supreme Court Ruling
Mary Jones from Norway South Carolina visits and enjoys reading and ceramics. She says she sort of expected the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action, finds it consistent with the country’s direction, and feels disappointed but not surprised.
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Jones
Norway
S.C
Supreme Court
MTV to Host Forum on Youth Issues in Washington
MTV president McGrath says the channel will tape a youth issues forum July 13 in Washington D C. The special will air at 10 p m that same day according to MTV in a Thursday statement.
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MTV
Music Channel
McGrath
Washington, D.C
Nike Chief Knight Gets Swoosh Tattoo in Oregon
Nike chairman Phil Knight, 57, tattooed the swoosh on his left ankle after years of playful nagging from young company field reps in Beaverton Oregon. Spokesman Peters noted the group often goads leaders to join them in tats.
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Nike
Phil Knight
Knight
Beaverton
Ore
Phil
Peters
Rapper's lawyers fail to bar evidence in LA murder case
Defense failed to dismiss charges against Doggy citing police negligence in destroying bloody clothes a bullet and a shell casing from the August 1993 killing. Judge declined to exclude the evidence saying the destruction was negligent not intentional and the trial remains set for August 1 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Walder- Philip
Flynn
Broadus
Waldermariam
Heiress Murder Conspiracy Convicts Man In 1977 Disappearance
Bailey, 65, sentenced to 30 years for fraud and racketeering in the disappearance of Helen Vorhees Brach, heiress to a $30 million candy fortune. Judge Shadur found probable conspiracy to murder. Bailey sold horses to wealthy women, netting about $1 million, and faces no parole for 25 years.
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Helen Vorhees Brach
U.S
Mitton Shadur
Chicago
Bailey
Brad
Shadur
Brach
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Why Can't Men Golfers Act Like Women on the Course
A syndicated columnist argues men display more temper and noise on golf courses than women. He cites examples of male tantrums and slow play, contrasts with women’s calmer approach, and notes female editors defending civility in golf culture.
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Ceternsons Swenning
Jim
Jimmy
Chuck E Cheez
Henry Youngman
Henry Higgins
Metyrapone
Patricia Baldwin
Golf For Women
Mike
No environmental impact found for prior project work
The report concludes there was no environmental impact associated with the earlier project activity noted in the record. No significant ecological harm or regulatory concerns were identified during the assessment.
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