Parker denies drug dealer claims amid taped questioning
Parker, administrative assistant at Havelock High School, questioned about a DEA tape, defends his innocence while recounting calls with former associate Gaskins. The two discuss a federal suit by LeCraft and a man named Bryant, amid Parker’s political bid and alleged pressure to drop out.
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Appeals court finds errors in Kelly trial and ruling
The opinion says defense testimony from the former lawyer and parental input on sex abuse should have come from experts. Attorney Chris Bean notes the decision does not negate guilt, and he dropped the case after learning his son accused Kelly. Prosecution missteps in Wilson case cited for improper questions on drug use and closing arguments. Public reaction remains sparse as Betsy Kelly’s father expresses relief that the truth emerges.
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Suspects tied to McVeigh bombing face midwest bond rulings
Reports detail bonds denied for James Nichols in Michigan and ongoing detentions tied to the Oklahoma City blast. FBI testimony cites Nichols claiming bombs and technology for a super bomb. Authorities pursued leads on Land and Jacks in Arizona and Oklahoma, acknowledging uncertainty over John Doe 2.
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Eddie Hatcher granted parole in Robeson County case
Eddie Hatcher, one of two Tuscarora Indians who seized a Robeson County newspaper in 1988, was granted parole after an extensive parole commission investigation. Commission chairwoman Juanita Baker said the decision followed detailed case review and he was to be released from Central Prison soon.
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DreamWorks DreamWorks clash over name rights
DreamWorks Production Group sues Dream Works SKG for 25 million claiming trademark confusion with its 1982 Dreamworks mark. The Florida company says Hollywood’s DreamWorks used the name first and should concede rights. Dream Works says it researched names before adopting its title.
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Eunice Shriver Honored With Special Olympics Coin
Eunice Kennedy Shriver, 74, the founder of Special Olympics International, becomes the first living woman to receive a commemorative U.S. Mint coin. The Philadelphia release honors her 1968 establishment of the program and its spirit over mere gold value.
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Fairfield Harbour resident reacts to Oklahoma events
Fairfield Harbour resident People Brasacchio says he enjoys golf, fishing, and boating in spare time and condemns the Oklahoma incident as a terrible thing for the children. He urges action against militias and supports steps to prevent such violence.
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Veteran writer hints at Willis in Spillane inspired comeback
The 77-year-old author notes Bruce Willis is eyed for the 1950s detective who wakes in the 2050s. He mentions striking a Miramax deal during a New York visit for a mystery writers award as Danger’s new comics release this week.
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USC to remove Schoenberg archives from campus hall
The USC proposal to remove Arnold Schoenberg archives cites space needs as the hall opens to general use. Lawrence Schoenberg criticizes the move while USC Provost Lloyd Armstrong Jr. says reconciliation is unlikely. The collection was valued at about $3 million two decades ago and includes 6,000 pages plus 2,000 volumes.
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Would you carry a gun if it were legal
Chicago residents share mixed views on concealed handguns as Virginia and Illinois consider laws. Interviews reveal fear, support, and skepticism among women, a Hyde Park man, business owners, and a tavern operator. Gov. Edgar's stance looms over potential changes.
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Jefferson Park
Referendum on state lottery and race in Craven health board
Readers weigh in on a potential state lottery vote with calls for and against. The discussion shifts to whether a all white Craven hospital board can fairly represent black residents, with strong quotes arguing no, and noting the lack of white Republicans willing to represent black interests.
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