Haitian exile chief flees port after coup rise
A U.S. Embassy source says Francois, Haiti’s police chief and key coup figure, fled from Port-au-Prince to the Dominican border with his brother Evans Francois. He and allies led army auxiliaries blamed for years of terror after Aristide's 1991 overthrow. Washington confirmed the border crossing.
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Francois
U.S
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Dominican Republic
Jimani
Mal Paso
Evans Francois
Raoul Cedras
Philippe Bramby
Aristide
United States
Jean-Yves Urfie
pro-Aristide Libere
U. S
Port-au-Prince
Violet Cotionanteem
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Port-au- Prince
Cap Haitien
Jones County eyes private daytime rescue option
County Manager Larry Meadows said he will seek daytime emergency coverage from an Onslow County private ambulance service after two out of county squads refused calls. A shortage of day volunteers has troubled the county for years, with a Lenoir County squad also declining a near border accident call. The plan would add Pridgen’s Richlands service with two ambulances, handle nursing home and doctor visits, and use a standby unit in Trenton while billing individuals.
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Onslow County
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Meadows
Maysville
Lenoir County
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Nolan Jones
Steve Pridgen
Richlands
Jones Nursing Home
Trenton
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North Carolina health reform panel outlines initial steps
Dr. Jim Jones of a state commission notes cautious progress toward broader health reform for North Carolina. The panel, formed in 1993, aims for health care for all, but Jones warns a fully rolled-out plan is not imminent. He stresses steady, achievable steps while seeking long-term national standards.
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Jones
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Commission
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Rose proposal stirs mixed reaction in tobacco country
In Charlotte on Monday Senator Rose D NC sought support for ending decades of government price supports for North Carolina tobacco. He faced mixed emotion among about 100 attendees including farmers leaf buyers cigarette company executives and government officials. Many left with more questions than answers signaling debate over the plan.
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Rose
D-N.c
Charlotte
Espy quits amid probe into gifts and Tyson scholarship
Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy announces resignation amid FBI probe into gifts from firms doing business with the department and a $1,200 Tyson Foods Foundation scholarship to his girlfriend Patricia Dempsey. Independent counsel Donald C. Smaltz says the investigation grows with new revelations as Espy leaves office.
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Mike Espy
Donald C. Smaltz
Espy
Clinton
Arkansas
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Les Aspin
Smaltz
FBI
White House
Tyson Foods Inc. Foundation
Patricia Dempsey
Dempsey
Meeting on aging highlights economic security and health
Senior residents urged action on economic security and health care at the Carteret County forum. Delegates from 24 eastern counties discussed poverty among the aged, rural medical access, and affordable insurance as priorities for the North Carolina aging conference and the White House forum.
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Bee County
Carteret County
Kate Sbarro
New Bern
North Carolina
White House
Our House
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