Craven County School Bus Accident Claims Student Life
Debbie Zang witnessed a fatal crash on Spring Garden Road as Patricia Clark, a substitute teacher and daughter of New Bern official Johnny Clark, died in the early morning wreck. Rescue workers administered CPR while counselors prepared at West Craven High School and a crisis team responded.
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Clark
Johnny Clark
New Bern
Joe Hofmann
New Bern-Craven County
Hofmann
Zang
Patricia Clark
Tricia Clark
West Craven High School
Craven County
Weeks
Sneeden
Knouse pleads guilty in forest arson case
Fire Knouse’s attorney says his client will testify if needed though not pleased to plead guilty under the evidence and statements by others. Miner says Knouse was along for the ride as four Marines involved face varied prison terms. Hackett’s Monday hearing was continued. Hamann pled guilty March 27 and faces sentencing June 19 in New Bern.
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Knouse
Larry Miner
Jacksonville
Miner
Lance Cpl
Darrin York Hackett
Kellan
Hackett
Perry
Hamann
New Bern
Ghostly Rolls Royces: The Silver Ghost Enthusiasts Unite
Members of the Wholly Ghost meet annually across the United States for a week long rolling reunion. They cherish the first commercially successful English car built by an engineer and aviator partnership, the 1906 Silver Ghost. The car’s aluminum bodies, steel chassis, nickel trim, and bespoke coachwork set it apart as durable and well crafted.
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U.S
White
Rolls-Royce
Millard Newman
Tampa
Fla
Newman
Clinton seeks NATO easing and war memory aid in Moscow visit
Clinton joined a Kremlin visit to honor war dead and praised Allied victory while urging Yeltsin to slow NATO eastward plans. Officials doubt progress on blocking Iran nuclear deals, citing a possible review of a 1 billion dollar contract and a similar look at gas centrifuge sales.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Clinton
Aca
Washington
Yeltsin
NATO
Europe
Iran
McCurry
Moscow
Russia
Budget battle over Medicare cuts sparks bipartisan clash
Domenici proposes trimming 250 billion from Medicare growth over seven years while Kasich envisions 280 billion in savings. Democrats say GOP aims to cut benefits for seniors. White House rejects tax cuts for the rich and insists changes be part of overall health reform. Even with savings, program spending will rise but slower than beneficiary growth and health costs.
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Domenici
Kasich
White House
Leon Panetta
Duke's butler defends innocence in vast estate dispute
In a formal response to a surrogate court probe, Duke's former butler denies fault in the death and claims accusers seek a share of the $1.2 billion estate. Affidavits from doctors say the late Duke was of sound mind before dying in October 1993.
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Dacnard
inSate
New
Lafferty
Ers
el Elizabeth Taylor
Utne
Peole
Duke University
Nan Keohane
Tod
New Jersey
Christine Todd Whitman
Richard Kuh
Eye ailment lands general in hospital in Charleston
Retired Army Gen. William C. Westmoreland, 81, was admitted to a Charleston hospital Saturday and released Monday after treatment for an eye ailment. Doctors cited a drooping eyelid caused by a problem with the third cranial nerve. His wife, Swewy Westmoreland, reported the condition and discharge details.
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William C.moreland
Charleston
S.C
Westmoreland
Swewy- Westmoreland
New Bern native Pake recalls early career and hobbies
The SUN JOURNAL notes native New Bern resident Pake who once worked at Kress and McLellan's stores downtown enjoys crochet in spare time. Mrs Westmoreland cites readiness for Hornet jets at Cherry Point and mentions her husband, a Vietnam commander and former Army chief of staff, in good health and continuing golf.
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Pake
New Bern
Kress and
McLellan’s
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Army
Peace in Sarajevo in congressional song
Judy Collins performed an a cappella rendition of A Song For Sarajevo I Dream Of Peace on Capitol Hill. She spoke of war torn Sarajevo and recalled visiting the city in November while being honored by the U S Committee for UNICEF for children's issues.
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Judy Collins
Sarajevo
Collins
Capitol Hill
U.S
Unicef
Clin
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Lloyd Webber to take Tony lead as Sunset Boulevard shines
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard won best score and best book at the 1995 Tony Awards due to a thin field of nominees. Show Boat revival received ten nominations while Smokey Joe’s Cafe joined Sunset Boulevard as the only best musical contenders. Actings noted include Fiennes and Mirren with several snubs. Courtney Love comments on media death wish and Cobain ashes in Vanity Fair.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber
Don Black
Christopher Hampton
Black
Hampton
Billy Wilder
Fiennes
Helen Mirren
Kathleen Turner
Jean Cocteau
Roger Rees
Eileen Atkins
Jude Lad
Cyt Nixon
Emily
Arcadia
Fom
Terrence McNally
Courtney Love
Love
Kit
Vanity Fair
Hole
Cobain
Seattle
The Sin Is Not That You Saw It
Bob Greene reflects on the Illinois Supreme Court's handling of the Richard case, arguing the cameras exposed a crime against a child and that witnesses including police, reporters, and bystanders bore truthful witness. He condemns the justices for ordering the boy removed without a hearing and praises those who witnessed and mourned the events.
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Illinois Supreme Court
Richard
John Madigan
Supreme Court
Illinois
James D. Heiple
Michael Bilandic
Charles Freeman
John Nickels
Moses Harrison II
Schaumburg
Ill
Bob Greene
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