North Carolina defends BRAC 93 Hornets plan for Cherry Point
Gov. Hunt presses commissioners to support BRAC 93. Virginia lobbyists push to redirect F A 18s to Oceana. BRAC staff briefings outline cross service and service specific concerns as Perry’s recommendation faces a possible deviation test and a July 1 submission to President Clinton. Marion Smith hopes the case sways the final decision.
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Tar Heel
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Cherry Point
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Lee King
Air Force
J.B.) Davis
Clay Johnson
Gov. Hunt
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Dixon
Washington
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Oceana
Morris Rowe
Pickett
Rowe
BRAC
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Army
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Perry
John Earnhardt
Clinton
Congress
Marion Smith
Accused Stokes Murder Trial Details Emerge
Witnesses describe Stokes intent to help a friend leading to his death as authorities allege he was kidnapped by Skeels after picking up a hitchhiker near Carteret County. Skeels faced for murder and bank robbery charges amid courtroom debates on evidence and indictment scope.
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Atlantic Beach
Skeels
Carteret County
Pitt County
Greenville
Mary Stokes
Craven County Sheriff's
First Citizens Bank
James City
W. David McFadyen Jr
Calvin King
McFadyen
King
Ragan
Pamlico County votes on Bay River wastewater plan tonight
Pamlico County Commission will decide at 7 30 p m whether to join a countywide wastewater system. The project would move discharges to a spray irrigation site near Pamlico Community College, funded by state and federal loans and grants. If approved, customers could face higher bills but gains include 60 new Bay River connections and phased cost increases.
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Pamlico
Bill Rice
Bay
Neuse
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Pamlico Community College
State Division of Environmental Management
Rice
Baldwin
Phil Prescott Jr
Prescott
NC Gun Bill Draft Narrowed By House Subcommittee
A North Carolina House subcommittee moved to gut a gun violence bill but on June 13 Rep. Debbie Clary led a revision that passed. The Senate version allowed a judge to order an abusive husband to surrender guns. the House version removed firearm language and permits broader court conditions to protect victims. Domestic homicide figures and women's groups underpin the push for protections.
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Cleveland County
Senate
House Subcommittee
North Carolina
Cardinal Bernardin Released From Hospital To Resume Schedule
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, 67, left Loyola University Medical Center after kidney and pancreas surgeries. He faces six weeks of radiation and chemotherapy with additional weekly chemotherapy for about two years and has a 20 to 25 percent five year survival chance. He said he feels well and will rest to regain strength.
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Bernardin
Loyola University Medical Center
Maywood
Ill
Fledrician Voice Opposes Affirmative Action Ruling
William Pearson Fledrician, a Wilmington resident who loves sports, weighs in against the Supreme Court affirmative action ruling. He argues that hiring favors white bidders. The piece notes an unrelated charity auction in Sydney featuring jeans donated by Andre Agassi Nicole Kidman and Giorgio Armani to aid genetic research at Westmead Hospital.
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Pearson
Wilmington
Supreme Court
Elle MacPherson
Gibson
Andre Agassi
Nicole Kidman
Giorgio Armani
Children’s Medical Research Institute
Westmead Hospital
Sydney
Australia
TV Hall of Fame adds classic stars and creators
Betty White and Dick Van Dyke join Landon and others as inductees into the Television Academy Hall of Fame this fall. Jim McKay Bill Moyers and the Levinson Link team are also honored for landmark series and impact on TV history.
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Dick van Dyke
Landon
Betty White
Television Academy Hall of Fame
Academy of Television Arts and Science
Jim McKay
Bill Moyers
Richard Levinson
William Link
Levinson
Link
Case for Columbo? NY cops avert a Falk matriarch theft
Peter Falk's mother ine Falk, 92, was defrauded of over 1 million dollars by a man who befriended her. Prosecutors said Cacace, 50, pleaded guilty to fourth degree grand larceny and has returned jewelry, bonds and more than 416000 dollars in cash. He owes her about 670000 more. Falk had placed her in a California nursing home. he arranged her discharge and return to New York three months later without her knowledge.
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Peter Falk
Ine Falk
New York
Cacace
Supreme Court to decide on on-duty status for railroad crews
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether railroad train crews should be considered on duty while awaiting relief after their shift ends. The week also saw rulings on parade speech, MCA shareholder claims, prisoner hearings, international arbitration, LSD sentencing, and a neglected child case.
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Supreme Court
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Eulin Mianl
Boston
Massachusetts
David H. Souter
MCA Inc
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co
MCA
Matsushita
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Anthony M. Kennedy
State bill would require abusive spouses to surrender guns
Readers are asked to weigh in on arming Bosnians per Sen Helms and on domestic gun surrender rules. Calls center at numbers 638-3579 and 638-6552 for yes or no responses.
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