Marine sentenced in first degree kidnapping case
The defendant, a Cherry Point Marine, pled to the incident linking to a neighbor and calling the sheriff. The victim was relieved not to testify. A psychiatric evaluation was ordered as part of the plea. The man claimed to have blacked out with no recollection of the day. He faced a bench warrant after missing a court date, and was jailed without bond before sentencing.
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Helms Changes Role After Senate Takeover
On the eve of a Republican Senate takeover, Jesse Helms will become chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee in January and presses hard line on Clinton. He cites military bases in North Carolina as critical of the president and says critics misread his outspoken stance. Helms asserts the president is commander in chief and deserves scrutiny, while defending his own controversial comments.
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Clinton
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Settlement orders cleanup steps for Phillips Plating case
A North Carolina settlement requires Phillips Plating to fund cleanup with minimum annual spend and trust deposits, replace leaking cisterns, install groundwater monitoring, and publish regular financial reports. Officials caution no definitive contamination conclusion. groundwater flow and extent will be determined through monitoring. Neuse River concerns voiced by riverkeeper Rick Dove over coordination among agencies.
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Phillips Plating
Division of Solid Waste Management
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Steve Parascandola
George Phillips
Rick Dove
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Neuse River
State University
Mill Creek
Neuse
Dove
Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources
Department of Environment Health and Natural Resources
Parascandola
Simpson lawyers seek to bar domestic discord evidence in trial
Los Angeles AP reports OJ Simpson lawyers filed a sealed motion to exclude evidence of domestic disputes with Nicole Brown Simpson, including a 911 call and a 1989 no contest plea. Prosecutors want the evidence for motive. Judge Lance Ito's decision will shape admissibility amid potential conflicts if testimony from Capt. Peggy York is allowed.
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Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Peter Arenella
University of California, Los Angeles
Nicole Simpson
Arenella
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Ito
Peggy York
York
Virginia beauty queen on trial for attacks continues deliberations
Newport News native Lippard 23 faces three counts of attempted murder and four more felonies after allegedly driving to Lewisburg West Virginia armed with a pistol a hammer and a knife to confront her rival pregnant girlfriend. Jurors told the judge they were deliberating other counts. She could face up to 30 years if convicted on all charges.
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Newport News
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Lewisburg
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Weikle
Todd Scott
Scott
Secret Service
Lewisbur
Paulin
Kirk Douglas Son Arrested After LA Club Incident
Eric Douglas, 36, was arrested in Los Angeles on Monday night for investigation of drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident after a fight at a comedy club and crashing into a parked car. He was previously arrested Oct. 30 for cocaine possession and is to be arraigned next week.
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Los Angeles
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Douglas
Shalala Smokes at Dinner With Rabin Nobel Winner
Secretary Donna Shalala, opposed to smoking, sat beside Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin at a dinner honoring Secretary of State Warren Christopher. Rabin won the Nobel Prize for Middle East peace efforts, and Shalala joked she sacrificed her principles for peace while remaining silent about smoking.
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Shalala
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Ask Id
Warren Chr
Rabin
Middle East
Cronkite critiques Gulf War press access and democracy
Walter Cronkite calls Gulf War reporting a casualty of democracy saying the military kept journalists off front lines and Americans saw a censored view. He urges civilians to know precisely what is done in their name as the government asks for deadly decisions.
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Walter Cronkite
American Heritage Magazine
Cronkite
CBS News
Nugent Promotes Hunting Over Drugs at Fundraiser
Rock guitarist Ted Nugent, 45, spoke at the Iowa Tribe bingo hall in White Cloud Kansas to raise money for the Fish and Wildlife Program. He said he learned bowhunting before guitar, defended hunters, and noted he killed a deer that afternoon.
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Iowa
White Cloud
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Voters express impatience after Clinton era claim on reform
Eaton, a New Bern resident and recent graduate who plays guitar at Pollock Street Deli, is mentioned amid a discussion of voters reacting to health and welfare reform. The quote attributes voter impatience to accepting Clinton's narrative after 12 years of Republican leadership.
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Eaton
New Bern
Pollock Street
Clinton
Reagan Missing From Beverly Hilton Freedom Award Dinner
Ronald Reagan did not attend the Ronald Reagan Freedom Award dinner at the Beverly Hilton where Yitzhak Rabin awarded Rabin. Nancy Reagan spoke briefly in his absence while tributes and music filled the evening underscoring his illness and the nation’s longing for his return.
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Nancy Reagan
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Lodwrick M. Cook
California
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation
Presidential Library
America
Cook
Public debate on immigrant aid plans prompts radio poll
Citizens weigh in on Republican proposal to remove legal immigrants from public assistance. Poll shows 65.5 percent yes and 34.5 percent no from 200 calls. Calls accepted 5 p.m. today to 7 a.m. tomorrow.
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