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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1995

Page

8

Headstones unearthed in Durham yard spark mystery

In Durham a gardener discovered about two dozen old headstones, dating to the 1800s, buried in a yard walkway. Neighbor Melody Ivins and a site manager say such grave marker hideings are increasingly common as she tries to trace origins and possible descendants.

Durham Melody Ivins Ivins Phillip A. Hobby George Holt Bowling Robert Ballard Bowling Hobby Durham County Harold Mozingo Bennett Place Mozingo News & Observer Raleigh Claudia Fulshaw Fulshaw

Faircloth loses Round 1 in welfare fight

In Raleigh AP report Sen. Lauch Faircloth faces a setback as the Senate Finance Committee backs Packwood’s lenient welfare bill. Packwood’s plan would shift to block grants, cut 25 billion over five years, and set 1994 funding levels for 1995-96, with states given broad control and recipients required to train or face limits. Faircloth vows to push his stricter measures on the Senate floor alongside Gramm, Lott, and Santorum.

Raleigh Lauch Faircloth Faircloth Senate Phil Gramm Texas Trent Lott Mississippi Senate Finance Committee Robert Dole Bob Packwood Oregon Packwood Gramm Lott Rick Santorum Pennsylvania

Darwin hypodermic safety system aims to stop needle pricks

Wilmington inventor Evan Knotek introduces the Darwin hypodermic safety system, a low cost device designed to protect medical workers from needle sticks. He argues it could save billions by reducing contamination risks and costly blood tests after injuries, with wide hospital and kit adoption envisioned.

Wilmington Evan Knotek Knotek North Carolina State University United States Zaire

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