NATO strikes hit Serb missile sites in Bosnia and Croatia
NATO and allied air forces bombed Serb surface to air missile sites at Otoka Bosanska Krupa and Dvor in Bosnia and a Serb-held area of Croatia in a defensive operation. U.N. and NATO sources say at least two sites were struck, with a possible third bunker hit, in response to Harrier jet attacks near Bihac.
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Otoka
Bosanska Krupa
Bosnia
Dvor
Croatia
NATO
United States
Britain
France
Netherlands
U.N
Alliance
Bihac
Europe
Udbina
Brussels
Adm. Smith
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Rome
United Nations
Zagreb
Pamlico County Faces Tax Hike After Flat Revenues
Pamlico County auditors warn a static tax base forces expense cuts or higher taxes next year. In 1994 the county used 200000 from savings to balance the budget, and in 1995 commissioners raised the tax rate by 5.55 cents. Revenues climbed from 5.1 million in 1989 to 7.1 million in 1994 while expenditures rose from 5.1 million to 7.4 million. The board weighs trimming county government until the 1996 revaluation or seeking more revenue, with the current tax base at 470.3 million and rates around 66.9 to 72.45 cents per 100. Federal aid may also shrink under new GOP control.
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Pamlico County
Lou Cannon
McGladrey and Pullen
New Bern
Bill Rice
North Carolina
Phillip Prescott Jr
Pamlico County Considers Tax Cuts or New Revenue
County commissioners face flat ad valorem revenue as expenditures rise. Accountants urge restraint or tax base expansion to cover costs, noting the tax base cannot realistically grow quickly enough to fund current services. The warning comes amid belt tightening and potential measures to raise revenue.
Money asked to enforce fishing laws in Coastal waters
Rep. David Redwine urged the General Assembly for 1.28 million in extra funding to boost state fishing law enforcement with more staff and vessels. The Joint Legislative Commission on Seafood and Aquaculture endorsed expanding the marine patrol, while debates arose over accountability and efficiency amid aging boats and low ticketing rates.
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David Redwine
Brunswick
Joint Legislative Commission On Seafood and Aquaculture
General Assembly
Marine Patrol
Fred Swain
Marine Fisheries Commission
Swain
Robert Lucas
Selma
Raleigh
Clinton lashes back at Helms over dangerous remarks
President Clinton denounces Senator Jesse Helms as unwise and inappropriate for criticizing him and questions whether Helms should lead the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. White House officials demand Republicans inspect leadership aims while the dispute draws in Daschle, Dole, and even the Secret Service.
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Ashing
Jesse Helms
Clinton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Carolina
Helms
White House
Leon Panetta
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Thomas Daschle
D-S.d
Senate
ABCTV
New York Times
Bob Dole
the Times
Secret Service
Thanksgiving Day office hours at the morning paper
Morning paper notes Thanksgiving Day hours with most offices closed. The Circulation Department will answer phones from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. to assist with deliveries.
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