NATO Attacks Bosnian Serb Depot Near Pale
NATO warplanes bombed an ammunition depot near Pale to punish Serbs for shelling Sarajevo. Six planes attacked, all returned to bases in Italy. Civilian casualties flow as sirens wailed and children were sent home.
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William Taylor
Zagreb
Croatia
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Leighton Smith
Naples
Italy
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Jahorinski Potok
Radovan Karadzic
Bosnia
Rupert Smith
United Nations
Smith
Economic developer Tom Thompson resigns after 20 years
Tom Thompson resigns as executive director of Craven County Economic Development Commission after 20 years. He will stay on as a paid consultant for one year while the commission seeks a replacement and pursues a national Fortune 100 company project at Craven County Industrial Park. He notes a self-imposed term limit and plans to assist on the ongoing project without naming the company.
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Craven County Economic Development Commission
Tom Thompson
Thompson
Commission
Craven County
Parker Denies Drug Deals At His New Bern Home
Craven County Commissioner Gerald Parker testified in U S District Court that no drug activity occurred at his Rhein Avenue residence in New Bern where witnesses placed him in proximity to two deals in August 1993. Prosecutors allege he conspired and maintained a dwelling for drugs. one indictment error led to a dropped charge.
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Gerald Parker
U.S. District Court
Elizabeth City
Parker
Rhein Avenue
New Bern
Terrence Boyle
Earl Whitted
Goldsboro
Richard Broughton
Raleigh
Drug Enforcement Administration
Mike DeSilva
State Bureau of Investigation
Havelock High School
BRAC staffer to visit Cherry Point for capacity study
A BRAC 1995 staff member Lt. Col. Jim Brubaker will visit Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station on June 1 to assess base capacity. The review aims to determine if Cherry Point can accommodate 160 F A 18s from Cecil Field. Perry recommended moving the jets to Oceana instead.
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Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia Beach
Senate would cut spending but Clinton vows veto
The Senate voted 61-38 to cut 16.4 billion from federal spending, with 7 billion more in disaster relief. Clinton warned he would veto if education and job training funds are not restored. House backed the bill 235-189 amid demands to balance the budget by 2002.
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White House
Oklahoma City
James Exon
Nebraska
Bob Dole
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