Crash details at NC 306 vehicle collision report
Collision scenes show Arapahoe and a Whitfield vehicle sustaining about 3000 dollars in damage. A 1991 Oldsmobile van owned by Cynthia J. Carson of Hamilton Virginia also suffered 3000 dollars in damage. Whitfield's car was totaled. Daniels did not wear a seat belt while Anderson did, with High noting belt use may have aided safety.
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Arapahoe
Whitfield
Cynthia J. Carson
Hamilton
Anderson
High
Daniels
Morris Sultan house fire spares no one as blaze destroys contents
New Bern firefighters responded quickly to a smoke call at the Morris Sultan house known as the only remaining example of architect George Eubanks work. Fire damaged the attic and upper floor while 90 percent of contents were destroyed. owner Kent Flowers considers options. No government property was lost.
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Steve Green
Naval Aviation Depot
New Bern
Broad Street
Frank Heitliger
New Bern Public Works
Heitliger
Aster
Kent Flowers
Morris Sultan
George Eubanks
Flowers
Broad St
Campaign plan faces big test in turnout push
A coordinated Democratic effort uses state funds to identify likely voters and drive turnout while Republicans counter with more than 10 million dollars to state parties and GOP campaigns. Polls show Republicans ahead among likely voters with Clinton's numbers improving and Speaker Foley tying his race. Republicans call Democratic turnaround talk wishful.
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Clinton
Thomas Foley
Washington
Hunt Pushes Five Point Plan for North Carolina Education
Gov. Jim Hunt urged a North Carolina plan focused on five areas to reform schooling amid concerns progress has stalled. The agenda covers safety, better teaching, higher standards, stronger early education, and better value for money, plus recruiting and retaining good teachers.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Hunt
Royal romance rumor ties Huston ex wife to Prince Charles
Zoe Sallis the former wife of late director John Huston is named as the woman said to have had a deep emotional relationship with Prince Charles in the late 1970s. The Daily Mail tracked her to a London apartment while Charles, 45, traveled to Los Angeles for a five day visit. An authorized biography The Prince of Wales claims the liaison unsettled the royal household and influenced his reading of eastern guru guide The Path of the Masters. Dimbleby notes the couple’s intense bond nearly jeopardized the prince’s perspective. Sallis, born Zoreen Ismail, daughter of an Indian nobleman, also was one of six women who married Huston after meeting him on the 1966 film The Bible.
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Zoe Sallis
John Huston
Prince Charles
London
The
Daily Mail
Belsize Park
Charles
Los Angeles
Prince of Wales
Sunday Times
Dimbleby
Sallis
Zoreen Ismail
Huston
Hagar
Ava Gardner
Sarah
Kindergarten Student Aspires to Marine Career
Derek, a Graham Barden Elementary kindergartner, dreams of becoming a U.S. Marine. He shared his Halloween costume from Monday night, revealing he dressed as a Ninja Turtle.
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Derek
Graham Barden Elementary
U.S
Tonight Show revisits Tiny Tim wedding vows on TV scare night
Tiny Tim renews vows with second wife Miss Jan at Spookyworld with ghoul crowd as Kane Hodder an usher. Televised on NBC Tonight Show with Jay Leno echoing his 1969 first marriage that drew 4.5 million viewers. Tim notes heart with Miss Sue but hopes to please Jan as he sings a Medley including The Monster Mash.
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Tiny Tim
Miss Jan
NBC
Jay Leno
Miss Vicki
New York
Jan
Miss Sue
Pickett
Kane Hodder
Jason
Carpenter acquitted in Crane murder case after 16 years
Jurors in Phoenix cleared Henry Carpenter of bludgeoning Bob Crane to death, finding the evidence circumstantial despite a grainy video. Carpenter, 66, said his life is back to normal as his wife Diana sobbed from the spectators’ bench. In separate news, MC Shy D won a $1.6 million judgment against Luther Campbell for royalties shortfalls from two 1988 albums. Campbell plans to appeal, citing label accounting issues.
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Bob Crane
Hogan’s Heroes
Herry
Crane
Michael Lake
Phoenix
Carpenter
Diana
Luther Campbell
Peter Jones
Shy D
Campbell
Jones
Steven Peretz
Miami
Fla
Peter Capua
2 Live Crew
White House shooting sparks debate over Pennsylva nia Avenue access
Bob Greene recalls the weekend attack on the White House and argues it highlights a shift from open access to guarded security. He links airport security's rise in the early 1970s to the need for protecting public landmarks. The piece notes Secret Service views, symbolic concerns, and the likeliho od of lasting restrictions on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Presidential Mansion
Secret Service
Philadelphia
America
U.S
Washington
George Bush
Leaving It to Authorities to Decide the Course
A brief remark urges deferring to officials for the final decision on the matter. The speaker stresses trust in authorities and warns against premature or unilateral action. No specific events, dates, or organizations are cited.
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