Fire at Marine base arson case drags through court
Fire investigators say Marines suspected of starting the blaze were overseas when the arson probe began. They were interviewed upon return to Camp Lejeune last summer as the case heads to a federal jury in November. NCIS will release names only after charges.
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Terri Allen
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J.C. Brown
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Thanksgiving celebrations span the nation with parades and community aid
At Kokomo volunteers help isolated seniors join meals as Sophie Estrada and Sheri Hale share their gratitude. Macy’s 68th Thanksgiving Day Parade thrills millions, with Cat in the Hat and Barney among the balloons. Philadelphia’s 75th parade draws long-time fans despite chilly air. Fraser Michigan hosts a turkey bowling fund raiser while Atlanta lights a 69 foot pine as choirs sing.
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Sheri Hale
Kokomo Rescue Mission
Garfield
Hannah DeLeon
America
Philadelphia
Brenda
Dylan
Fraser
Mich
Pamela Lyn Nash
Atlanta
Marcus Wilbur
Santa
Thanksgiving meal outreach feeds hundreds in Triangle
About 150 volunteers from Highland Presbyterian Church Fayet teville served nearly 700 people with a full Thanksgiving meal as bus service halted on the holiday. Greensboro Urban Ministry volunteers cleared tables while guests, including homeless and unemployed families, shared in the feast and gratitude in a scene highlighting community support.
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Highland Presbyterian Church
Fayetteville
Ernie Johnson
Johnson
Greensboro Urban Ministry
Chrisie Gray-Shepherd
Smith Homes
Greensboro Restaurant Association
Charles Battle
Angela
UN Mulls Bosnia Wide Cease Fire Amid Sarajevo Talks
U N commander Lt Gen Sir Michael Rose met Sarajevo leaders as about 1 200 Bangladeshi peacekeepers guard the safe area for Muslims. U N sources say a Bosnia wide cease fire may be agreed within two hours or resume Friday or Saturday. Serbs favor a country wide pause to cement their control over about 70 percent of Bosnia. They distrust local truces as aiding government regrouping.
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Bosnia
Mother guilty in Munchausen by proxy case ends 13 year prison term
In Largo Florida Christina Rubio pleaded guilty to second degree murder for poisoning her son PJ Rubio and received 13 years in prison plus 20 years of probation. Doctors found she caused illness in her children to gain attention and later a second child Lauren fell ill. Defense argued she believed she was helping them.
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Lauren
Pinellas-Pasco
Susan Schaeffer
P.J
Take That win first MTV Europe Music Award in Berlin
Five Manchester lads Take That win best group at MTV Europe Music Awards held under lights by the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Mariah Carey wins best female star as Tom Jones hosts a live two and a half hour show with Bjork and Aerosmith among performers. Bono accepted Amnesty International prize, urged global action while reflecting on conflicts from Bosnia to Rwanda.
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Tori Amos
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Memoir bid shocks baseball world and Go Go return tour
Former player Vincent plans to back off writing memoirs after a $150000 advance, with March agreement for $300000. He slams Bud Selig and Peter O’Malley in leaked proposal. The Go Go’s back with a darker image, disbanded in 1985 after Talk Show. They tour briefly and issue a double CD Return to the Valley of the Go Go’s with three new tracks.
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New York Times
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Valentine
Jane Wiechin
Jay Leno apologizes after marching band row on Tonight Show
The All-City High School Marching Band was invited to perform during The Tonight Show week in New York. A cancellation was avoided after producer calls and a front-page New York Daily News headline Jay, you Turkey. Leno apologized and the band performed with magic guests later that day.
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Leno
Ira Shankman
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Jennifer Barnett
Christmas Displays Start In October In Stores
Scott, a New Bern resident, plans in October as she begins Christmas shopping. She enjoys taking her kids to the movies and visiting her mother, reflecting holiday routines and early display timing.
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Scott
New Bern
Home office curse of easy to assemble furniture
A consumer describes the promised ease of pop it together furniture turning into a nightmare. He narrates unpacking a plastic desk with no clear instructions, wrestling four hours with moving parts, shouting in frustration, and ending with a plan to improvise a functional desk from plywood crates.
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America
Mike Royko
Thanksgiving reflections and help drive piecemeal votes
Residents share gratitude and community spirit as calls for action unfold. A phone poll asks readers if they will aid someone less fortunate this season and whether they feel more thankful than last year. Respondents cite recovery, family support, and appreciation for skills in cancer detection while a public vote window runs from 5 p.m. to noon tomorrow.
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