Public sewer plan stirs strong town meeting debate in Pamlico
About 20 speakers at a two hour meeting voiced support and opposition to a proposed central sewer project. Opponents warned of developer growth and pollution while supporters like Karen Brashear urged county backing contingent on state consent. Tim Baldwin outlined costs and connections, noting Bay River Met ropolitan and Oriental would not pay initial fees. Total study funding nears $150,000 over five years.
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Wayne Dunbar
Pamlico County
Karen Brashear
Oriental
Brashear
Odel Spain
Hobucken
Goose Creek Island
Spain
Bay River Metropolitan Sewer District
Bay River
Baldwin
Bill Rice
Voters weigh Township 7 incorporation amid tax concerns
Residents and campaigners filled early lines as Township 7 residents vote on incorporation. Opponents argue more taxes and government. supporters say local control and safety services justify self rule. Local officials note strong interest in county races and statewide contests.
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Nate Salisbury
Taxpayers For
Incorporation
Township 7
New Bern
Salisbury
Jimmy Cayton
Lilliput Drive
Cayton
Dorothy Graf
Republicans eye resurgence in 1990 midterms
The piece notes untested candidates including Jeb and George W. Bush and Mitt Romney challenging incumbents in Florida Texas and Michigan. GOP strategists Roger Stone and Eddie Mahe forecast potential Senate and House gains while Democrats fear losses, with 36 governorships 35 Senate seats and 435 House seats at stake.
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Washington
Jeb
George W. Bush
Bush
Florida
Texas
Mitt Romney
Kennedy
Michigan
Roger Stone
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Senate
Eddie Mahe
House
Dwight Eisenhower
Ozone Hole Shrinks as Shuttle Covers Antarctic Gloom
Six astronauts brief reporters after a Cape Horn observation mission noting the ozone hole is smaller than prior years though still severe. Clervoy and team described equipment checks, a second ozone monitor failure, and NASA’s push for a simpler radiator system using Freon cooled aluminum coils with a minimal moving part design.
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Antarctic
Cape Horn
Gunson
Airate
Foreman KO fuels bid for aging boxing icon ads
Boxer George Foreman s improbable heavyweight title victory boosts his marketability to advertisers. At 45, he knocked out Michael Moorer to regain part of his past glory, with TV credits in KFC, McDonald s, Nike and Doritos. Talent brokers see opportunities in fast food and age-targeted products for older Baby Boomers.
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George Foreman
Lloyd Fer
Foreman
Michael Moorer
Legal fight looms over fate of Baby Richard
The custody battle for Baby Richard likely heads to months more litigation despite a U S Supreme Court ruling allowing return to his biological father Otakar Kirchner. Illinois Supreme Court voided the 1991 adoption, leaving who raises the child unresolved and prompting asks for temporary custody while hearings determine the best interests.
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Baby Richard
Richard
U.S. Supreme Court
Illinois
Supreme Court
Otakar Kirchner
Kirchner
Illinois Supreme Court
Cook County
Patrick
Circuit Court
Tceen
Murphy
Kim Dell
Angela
Dell
Burns to Receive Lifetime Award at 99 in NBC Special
Betty Burns, near 99, expresses surprise at earning the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Screen Actors Guild. The ceremony airs February 25 on NBC. She had surgery to drain brain fluid after a fall.
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Screen Actons Guild
Los Angeles
Burns
Prosecutor Darden joins Simpson case as Cowlings probe ends
Deputy District Attorney Christopher Darden joins the O J Simpson prosecution after closing his probe of Al Cowlings, who drove the Bronco during the famous chase. Jury selection commences in Superior Court Los Angeles with 12 jurors and 15 alternates to avoid media, tapes and censored outlets. Sequestration may be considered as the trial set to begin in January unfolds. Retrieved quotes cite concerns over insufficient evidence against Cowlings and overall trial strategy.
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O.J. Simpson
Simpson
al Gowings
Christopher Darden
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Lancello
Darden
Cowlings
al Cowlings
Suzanne Childs
Reinhardt backs term limits for Senate and Congress
Charlottesville resident Reinhardt, who enjoys golf, boating and reading, advocates placing term limits on offices beyond the president. He proposes two terms for both the Senate and the House, arguing that two terms are enough.
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Reinhardt
Charlottesville, Va
Senate
Congress
Lights Out For Affected Boy In Medical Stoppage Case
Dr Suzanne Cook, pediatrician in DeKalb Illinois, describes a six year old boy Anthony as distant and unresponsive after weekend visits with his biological mother. Judge Grant Wegner in Kendall County Illinois Circuit Court has placed a gag order as DCFS faces termination attempts. The doctor warns the child has been traumatized and urges the system to act with mercy while noting she cannot share therapy details or advocate a particular court outcome. Bob Greene writes this syndicated column excerpt about concerns over Anthony’s welfare and the absence of a functioning protective system.
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Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
DCFS
Wegner
Baskin Robbins
Judge Wegner
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