BRAC 93 changes spark local BRAC planning in North Carolina
The BRAC 93 decision to shift F A 18 squadrons from Cecil Field and Oceana to Cherry Point and Beaufort draws local protests and lobby plans in Craven County. Officials weigh environmental impacts and costs while preparing for possible base expansion and thousands of personnel, plus 1680 off base jobs. A Washington consultant is considered to map a comprehensive regional impact.
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State to hire consultant as BRAC moves eyed for Cherry Point
Raleigh reports indicate Governor Hunt will recruit a consulting firm after Defense Secretary Perry recommends diverting 160 F A 18s and personnel from Cherry Point to Oceana. Marion Smith plans Washington interviews while Lancaster eyes other work. Leaders vow bipartisan effort to keep Cherry Point.
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Smith may pursue insanity defense in South Carolina case
Susan Smith may enter a guilty but mentally ill plea or pursue an insanity defense, her lawyers said. Prosecutors say the notice does not bind them. Circuit Judge William Howard ordered state doctors to determine her competence. her attorneys had said they would not oppose the exam but would not specify a defense.
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New Book Bolsters Jeffrey MacDonald Hope for Clear
Jeffrey MacDonald, serving three life terms for the Fort Bragg murders, says a new book Fatal Justice gives him hope of exoneration. Authors argue investigators bungled the case and hid evidence, citing hair and fiber notes and witnesses, and he urges a special prosecutor review by Janet Reno.
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Reagan Seeks Awareness with Alzheimer’s TV Spots
Four months after her husband disclosed his Alzheimer’s, Nancy Reagan taped emotional public service announcements for the Alzheimer’s Association and the National Institute on Aging. The spots aired on television and radio to raise awareness and support for those affected by the disease.
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Bypass Proposal for US 17 in New Bern Draws Interest
Pine Knoll Shores resident Harris Shields and Creech Wilkerson advocates a bypass to improve traffic flow on US 17 in New Bern. The proposal aims to route through-traffic around the town center, reducing congestion and travel times.
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Reagan outlines cancer, Alzheimer's outreach to victims
Cathy Busch, spokeswoman for the Reagans, cited Mrs. Reagan's earlier public disclosure of breast cancer and her renewed outreach to Alzheimer's victims and families to reassure them they are not alone. The note cites four million Americans living with Alzheimer's disease.
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Hasselhoff Visits Town Amid Red Cross Campaign
President Clinton joined by David Hasselhoff and his wife Pamela on a morning jog. Hasselhoff declines to answer about a Baywatch cameo while Clinton avoids questions on the balanced budget amendment during the outreach event.
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Lawrence Taylor signs with WWF for Wrestlemania XI
Former NFL star Lawrence Taylor joins World Wrestling Federation to face Bam Bam Bigelow in Wrestlemania XI on April 2 in Hartford Conn. LT reportedly earns 500000. He jokes about Black History Month by saying he is beating up white guys.
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Gingrich to take 15 percent royalty on book deal
House Speaker Newt Gingrich will earn 15 percent of hardback sales and 10 percent of paperback and audio sales under a controversial book deal, Rupert Murdoch says. The arrangement matches Gore's hardcover rate but differs on paperbacks. The deal is tentative pending House ethics review.
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Internet threats against Barney critics explained
Mike Royko recounts warnings from computer buffs about online harassment of Barney the dinosaur critics. The exchange covers flaming emails, spam campaigns, and “peeping Tom” hacking stereotypes, with Dr. I.M. Kookie weighing the internet menace and trolls’ motives.
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Public school pledge and flag question prompts local poll
Readers debate reopening daily pledge of allegiance and flag purchases in classrooms. Call 638-3579 for yes or 638-6552 for no. The excerpt cites Craven County and Cherry Point jet promises and opposition to jets due to pollution.
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