Shooting Stirs Debate Over Charges in District Attorney Case
Police say the decision on charging Morris hinges on a reckless disregard for safety as defined by statute. Morris, a Guyana-born resident alien who arrived in 1963 through New York City, is employed at the Naval Aviation Depot in Havelock.
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Swiss Bear Festival Expands With New Events In New Bern
Swiss Bear organizers prepare a multi day downtown festival featuring a heart walk health fair children's entertainment and a rock concert at the Farmers Market. The event now includes sporting displays a trolley shuttle seven downtown pickup points and tours of military vessels at the waterfront alongside live entertainment and a quilt show.
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Tobacco petitions push FDA regulation after Synar defeat
Rep. Mike Synar’s re election loss sparks petitions to press FDA action against tobacco. AMA figures join efforts with hundreds of thousands of members, citing a 1993 Gallup poll showing 68 percent favor FDA oversight. Industry counters with ads arguing Kessler aims to ban tobacco while lawmakers face organized lobbying.
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Defense secretary pressed on base stress in Europe tour
At Spangdahlem Air Base General Dallager warned Defense Secretary Perry that pilots are overworked and undertrained. Spouse and alcohol abuse are rising, along with child abuse. He cited 9 percent more reported spouse abuse, 20 percent more child abuse, and 11 percent more alcohol abuse. Training declines and watches to fight a war lag due to deployments and Rwanda relief missions. Perry offered no assurances, noting no force-structure increase and considering Guard and Reserves to supplement missions.
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Barbara Bush Defends Abstaining On Abortion Rights
Barbara Bush says her refusal to acknowledge abortion rights as first lady preserved focus on illiteracy. At George Washington University she argued dodging controversy is better for a presidential spouse and noted her views were close to her husband’s, though she would not decide for others. She contrasted Eleanor Roosevelt and Hillary Clinton to argue first ladies can be active without provoking controversy.
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Ito Delivers Barbed Jab At Howard Stern In L A
Judge Lance Ito, famed for presiding over the O J Simpson case, directed a pointed barb at radio host Howard Stern outside his courtroom in Los Angeles. The exchange reflected Stern’s longstanding mockery of Ito as the newspaper notes.
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Pamlico County resident enjoys sports in spare time
UN JOURNAL reports Pamlico County resident Mattocks, an employee at Sheraton Hotel and Marina, loves softball and football. He asks what he will do if pro basketball and hockey disappear this winter due to labor disputes. He says he would probably go crazy without basketball.
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Shelby wedding date stirs hometown speculation
Shelby NC prepares for a high profile wedding as whispers swirl about guests. Watson, former athlete turned model, stays near family in Shelby while Whitney Houston and Cissy Houston are rumored to attend. The couple’s plans draw local attention as the event nears.
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Cissy Ney Houston
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Palimony suit hits NYPD Blue star Caruso amid divorce claims
Publicist says palimony claim violates privacy and echoes prior disputes. Paris Papiro files a 4 million plus suit alleging promissory sharing of earnings with Caruso, while Rosenfield calls the suits meritless and seeks dismissal. Caruso departs NYPD Blue after four episodes this season to seek higher paying film work. Jimmy Smits slated as replacement.
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Chicago pickpocket tale sparks wallet scare
A Chicago reader recalls a pickpocketing incident in which a smiling woman and a well dressed man drained his wallet. He yelled murder to deter them, causing a distraction that let his wallet land intact. Other witnesses recount similar bumps in elevators cabs and crowds. Mike Royko weighs in on crime versus fear.
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