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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1995

Page

7

Judge allows Wallace tape hearing in murder case

A Charlotte judge refused to close a hearing on suppressing Wallace statements, clearing the way for later playback of police tape recordings. Wallace, 29, faces 10 counts of first degree murder, eight counts of first degree rape, and 18 other charges. he pleads innocent.

Charlotte Henry Louis Wallace Superior Court Robert Johnston Wallace Johnston Richard Gordon Edward Friedland Kim Thomas New York Thomas Michael Baden

Judge Allows 30 Percent More Inmates In NC Prisons

U S District Judge W Earl Britt ruled to modify the 125 percent capacity settlement enabling North Carolina prisons to hold about 800 additional inmates. The decision permits higher density in dormitories and says state compliance exceeds the federal order while noting safe operation of medium security facilities. The system now houses 24 714 inmates.

Raleigh North Carolina U.S. District W. Earl Britt Um Security Mike Easley Britt

Panel OKs bill on classroom flags and pledge

A North Carolina House panel backed a bill requiring public classrooms to display the American flag and start with the pledge while urging but not requiring private religious and home schools to do the same. The measure, likely challenged as unconstitutional, moves to the full House with a 1996 deadline and aims to gather donated flags statewide.

Raleigh House Ken Miller R-Alamance U.S Supreme Court Bob Hensley Drake Hensley North Carolina Anne Barnes D-Orange Michael Decker R-Forsyth

North Carolina Farm Market Prices March 28 1995

North Carolina market summary from the Federal State Market News Service lists hog and cattle prices. Hogs show higher hot carcass and live basis values across multiple towns. cattle, calves, goats, feeders, and slaughter categories provide varied per head or per hundredweight ranges, with figures for regions including Kinston Siler City Clinton Fayetteville and more.

Associated Press North Carolina Federal State Market News Service Clinton Fayetteville Dunn Pink Hill Pine Level Chadbourn Ayden Laurinburg Benson Spivey's Corner Wallace Rowland N.C Siler City Ir & Commercial Utility Cutter & Utility M&il M&l Individu Feeder

Western farmers market prices and statewide stocker cattle sale

Asheville wholesale apples and other produce with bid ranges listed for Red Delicious Belicia Romes and citrus. New York and North Carolina egg prices unchanged with grade values. state graded stocker cattle sale at Ayden on March 28, 1995, with 573 steers and 326 heifers sold and averages for feeder categories.

Asheville New York Sateunewers SERS N.C Ayden Enue

Lawyer's Plea May Be Rejected In Bankruptcy Case

RALEIGH AP Former bankruptcy attorney Mark Kirby faces a tough choice after Judge Earl Britt urged a prison term of up to 21 months, far beyond his plea deal. He has until 4 30 p.m. Wednesday to decide whether to accept the sentence or go to trial on a 16 count indictment.

Raleigh Mark Kirby U.S. District Court Earl Britt Kirby

Habitat for Humanity seeks applicants for three New Bern homes

Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Bern invites employed residents who have lived in New Bern at least three years, earn between 10 800 and 20 000 dollars annually, and live in substandard housing to apply for three 1995 houses. Applicants must commit at least 300 hours of work. homes sold with no profit and no interest mortgages. For more information call 633 9699.

Habitat For Humanity of Greater

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