Pamlico County hires firm for property revaluation
Pamlico County commissioners contracted Pearson's Appraisal Inc. to revalue all real property at a bid of 191,800, covering required work every eight years. The firm will handle all tasks with a finish date set for January 1, 1996.
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Pamlico County
Pearsons’ Appraisal Inc
Pearsons
Bill Rice
Neuse River
Aldermen postpone hearing on planning jurisdiction expansion
New Bern aldermen rescheduled tonight’s public hearing to April 25 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to allow additional public notice. The plan would extend planning and zoning authority about one mile north and west of the city limits. Call 636 4002 for information.
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New Bern
City Hall
Hunt to visit Havelock for three hour tour of Cherry Point
Governor's office outlines Friday visit for Jim Hunt to Havelock with a 2 15 p m Cherry Point arrival and 2 30 p m ribbon cutting at the main gate. He will speak at City Hall at 3 30 p m with Allies in Defense of Cherry Point and meet community leaders at Winstead's before departing by 5 p m after a morning in Jacksonville.
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Jim Hunt
Havelock
Cherry Point
Marine Corps Air Station
Havelock City Hall
Winstead
Governor’s Office
Hunt
City Hall
Winstead’s
Jacksonville
Recreational Flounder Season Opens This Saturday
The hook and line flounder fishery in the Atlantic Ocean will open Saturday and close on December 31. Fishermen may keep up to eight flounder within three miles of shore, minimum length 14 inches, said Division of Marine Fisheries Director Bruce Freeman. No changes in regulations for internal waters. Fishermen may keep an unspecified number of flounder at a minimum length of 13 inches.
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Atlantic Ocean
Division of Marine Fisheries
Bruce Freeman
Space age HACCP rules press seafood firms in Oriental
Seafood processors face FDA mandated HACCP systems as part of rising U S regulation. NC State University experts say the European ISO 9000 standard surpasses HACCP in scope while small firms like Tom Thumb Seafood in Oriental struggle with compliance. Finances rise as lightbulb fines and zero tolerance for listeria add costs, yet firms push to implement hazard analyses and staff training ahead of the January 1 deadline. A two day workshop in New Bern April 17-18, led by the Department of Commerce and NC Fisheries Association, aims to help dealers.
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Federal Drug Administration
David Green
North Carolina State University Seafood Laboratory
Morehead City
Green
Tom Caroon
Caroon
Tom Thumb Seafood
Oriental
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cardon
Chris Fulcher
Diamond Shoal Seafood Inc
Pamlico Township
Fulcher
U.S. Department of Commerce
North Carolina Fisheries Association
New Bern
Listeria concerns in crab processing prompt FDA scrutiny
Experts warn listeria contamination in seafood processing prompts FDA focus though illness is rare. Green of NC State notes cooked crab meat can be recontaminated during recovery. Jones of ECU stresses high-risk groups and environmental ubiquity of the bacterium.
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Listeria
Food and Drug Administration
David Green
North Carolina State University Seafood Laboratory
Morehead City
Linda Jones
East Carolina University Medical School
Jones
Green
FDA
Vacuum salesman gets 20 years for deadly throat slashing
Eric Noble, 32, pleaded guilty in Craven County Superior Court to three charges including assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. He received a 20 year sentence for the assault and a suspended term on related charges. credit for 242 days in jail. The attack on July 27 left the victim with a near full throat slash, facial bruising, and a hand cut. The victim’s son, Robert Tagano, aided in stopping the assault. Noble has a history of erratic behavior and is a disabled veteran on medications.
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Craven County
Eric Noble
Craven
Noble
Anthony Brannon
Barnett
Robert Tagano
Havelock to Inspect County Buildings in City
Havelock will inspect all county owned buildings within city limits following a Monday night vote. County inspectors had previously covered schools and other county facilities here. The move stems from a December Supreme Court decision granting city agencies inspection authority after a long dispute over inspection fees.
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Havelock
New Bern
Board of Commissioners
State Supreme Court
Community College
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