Trials,ТСhanges in NC search for missing SC children
Large scale search in Uwharrie Forest failed to locate Susan Smith's two missing sons after her confession to killing them by driving into a lake. More than 300 people, multiple agencies, and volunteer responders hunted for 14 hours. The case drew national mourners and a major funeral response for Michael Smith and Alexander Smith. Authorities, including Davidson Rowan Montgomery and Stanly counties, Coast Guard, and rescue squads, pursued leads amid a tense scene.
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Lexington
South Carolina
North Carolina
Uwharrie National Forest
Susan Smith
Union
S.C
Michael Smith
Alexander
Davidson County
Jim Johnson
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Rowan
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Stanly
U.S. Coast Guard
Anonymous AIDS testing to remain option in NC
North Carolina will continue no name AIDS testing for at least two years after activists opposed a plan to record names. The state commission reversed its Sept 1 switch, citing improved contact and notification needs. ACT UP Triangle pressed the stall, arguing testing data security concerns persist.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
North Carolina Commission On Health Services
Ron Levine
Act-Up Triangle
Commission
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