TransPark seeks foreign trade zone to attract manufacturers
Brooks cites a five year timeline for a port of entry designation while Shugrue argues the wait will be worth it. If granted, sub zone status would let factories in the transpark receive zone benefits such as duty relief and storage for goods destined for U.S. commerce or export. Dennis Puccinelli notes sponsorship usually comes from the nearest zone, with local resolution common. The Morehead City and Wilmington ports already sponsor sub zones and RDU could sponsor nearby firms if changes are approved by the Foreign Trade Zone Board.
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Global TransPark Commission
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Trade Zone Controls and Sponsorship Fees Described
A U S Customs spokesman states all goods entering or leaving the zone must be documented and inspected periodically to ensure compliance with applicable laws. Firms can seek sponsorship for sub zone status from Foreign Trade Zone officials, creating a zone around a company. Application fees averaging about 4000 dollars. states charge no annual sponsorship fee, while the RDU zone by Triangle Council of Governments bills 10000 dollars annually to sponsored firms.
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Foreign Trade Zone Benefits for U.S. Commerce
The U S Foreign Trade Zone Program allows foreign and domestic goods to be stored tested relabeled displayed and manufactured in zones for export or entry into U S markets. It defers customs duties and federal excise taxes while merchandise remains in zones and can reduce or eliminate duties. Zone use also offers savings on personal property sales and use taxes not imposed by federal or state governments.
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Yeates Murder Probe Ties Neighbors to Alleged Plot and Witness Talk
Youssef and Frazier discuss Yeates case linking a voodoo priest neighbor with the murder. They claim Yeates aided clients, owned luxury cars as spell payments, and suggest a federal witness protection move and a mystery car. Frazier vows to exonerate Youssef in minutes, alleging he was not at Yeates residence when the crime occurred.
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Cab Calloway, Scat Singing Icon, Dies at 86
Cab Calloway, famed scat singer and bandleader, died at 86 after a June stroke. He rose from Harlem clubs to Broadway and Hollywood, mentoring Dizzy Gillespie and boosting careers of Pearl Bailey and Lena Horne, with a long stage and family life.
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Ice Cube Hurt By Bottle Toss In Hickory Club Show
Rapper Ice Cube was struck in the face by a beer bottle during a Friday 1 a.m. performance at Club 94 in Hickory North Carolina. He left the stage with about 500 fans, went to Catawba Memorial Hospital for four stitches, and did not return.
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Bondley resident of New Bern comments on voter desire for change
Jim Bondley of New Bern notes in a casual musing that local voters last week aimed to remove entrenched politicians and give new leaders a chance. He suggests residents favor fresh faces over longtime incumbents and expresses curiosity about the outcome.
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Cronkite Reveals Ongoing Work Post Retirement
Walter Cronkite, 78, says he cannot stop being a journalist as he tapes a Discovery Channel documentary on religious resurgence in the United States. He notes rising church attendance and the influence of the religious right on politics. The Cronkite Report, Christianity Reborn: Prayer and Politics, airs December 21.
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Stephen Seagal Feuds Over Elk Guide liar claim
Actor Stephen Seagal says he was misled by elk hunting guide Jodi Clay Hill who claimed licensing. Hill, 30, was arrested on outfitting without a license and illegal sale of wildlife charges after Seagal questioned Hill about credentials. Thompson cites court papers indicating Hill repeatedly claimed proper licensing.
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Clinton on Sax Now a CD But Not a Chart Topper
Live from Prague the unauthorized recording titled The Pres Blows captures President Clinton playing the saxophone at a January Prague club. He led a local sextet through Summertime and My Funny Valentine as Czech President Vaclav Havel gifted a saxophone. The session was taped without their knowledge and later distributed by Stash, a New York jazz label.
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Miss World 1994 Crown Goes To Aishwarya Rai
Miss India, 21, architecture student from Bombay, named Miss World 1994 at a ceremony Saturday. Aishwarya Rai accepted the crown with thanks. she succeeds Jamaica’s Lisa Hanna. Miss South Africa, runner-up for the second year, is Basetsane Makgalemele. Irene Ester Ferreira Izquierdo of Venezuela finished third. Wire reports.
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Eisenhower's interstate system shaped America more than TV
Steve Pasek challenged the Powell column noting a retired general might not guarantee new leadership. The piece argues Eisenhower’s interstate program, launched after 1944 and funded from 1956, reshaped daily life, redefining freedom and security as walls rise along highways, creating paradoxical invisibility of the change. Bob Greene's column appears on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday pages.
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Question on Nicole Simpson attack report stirs reader views
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