Haiti turmoil deepens as mob kills two in Port au Prince
Amid rising chaos after Aristide’s return, a vengeful mob killed two in a coastal town near the new military chief’s mother’s home. U.S. and Haitian forces detained 109 suspects as Aristide urged a lawful state while warning residents against vigilante acts.
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Jean- Bertrand Aristide
National Reconciliation
U.S
Aristide
Stan Schrager
Port-au-Prince
Jean-Claude Duperval
Duperval
Raoul Cedras
Durand Charles
Jean Charles
David Bailey
National Palace
Herve Denists
Ohne
Schrager
Craven County adapts to Cherry Point growth pressures
Craven County officials hear estimates that Cherry Point relocation of 200 FA 18s and 15 000 associated residents will strain services while the county already hosts most workers locally. Tom Thompson cites a 1986 1991 federal job decline of about 5000 as proof Craven can absorb incoming personnel within its economy and wage advantages.
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Craven County
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
Florida
Tom Thompson
Tri County Wages Lag in Manufacturing Across Region
Jones County reports $10,275 average annual manufacturing wage, the lowest in the Neuse River Council of Governments area, while Pamlico shows $12,759. Across North Carolina the state average is $24,468. The data is used to analyze regional labor conditions and employer pay scales in industry sectors.
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Lenoir
Jones County
Pamllico
Jones
Neuse River
North Carolina
Naval Avi
Right Pumpkin Hunt Near Havelock Captures Local Hype
Melissa Hickman of Havelock searches for the perfect pumpkin along NC 104 east of Havelock on Monday while neighbor Lucy Wetzu and her husband Melvin survey their yard. They sell pumpkins from their yard each year and have moved about 500 this season.
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Melissa Hickman
Havelock
NC 104
Lucy Wetzu
Melvin
US Russia clash as Iraq stalls on Kuwait recognition
The United States and Russia clashed over sanctions on Iraq as Baghdad stalled on recognizing Kuwait's independence. Iraq's Revolutionary Command Council reportedly approved recognition, with Parliament expected to rubber-stamp, while the National Assembly offered only cautious support. Iraq later withdrew most troops from the Kuwaiti border, but stalled on the pledge as Moscow and Washington sparred on lifting oil sanctions and the broader Gulf crisis. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait faced U.S. defense revenue claims amid regional tensions and oil supply concerns.
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Iraq
Russia
United States
Baghdad
Kuwait
Revolutionary Command Council
National Assembly
Saddam
Security Council
Ee Ece
Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Arabia
Fahd
Mecca
Medina
Atlantic Ocean
Ces Caitais
Saul Arabia
Minnesota slips to second healthiest state in NWNL ranking
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. revised its annual health ranking with New Hampshire atop the list, replacing Minnesota which fell to second due to rising smoking rates and higher heart disease risk factors. Utah and Connecticut tie for third. Louisiana ranks last amid low high school graduation and high mortality. North Carolina shows the greatest improvement, aided by declines in smoking and motor vehicle deaths.
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Minnesota
Utah
Connecticut
Hawaii
Vermont
Massachusetts
Iowa
Virginia
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Louisiana
Mississippi
West Virginia
North Carolina
Company
Wheaton
NWNL
Northwestern National Life
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Jacksonville
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Craven Economic Development Commission
Virginia Beach
Oceana Naval Air Station
State Employment Security Commission
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NADEP
Lenoir County
Pamlico County
Jesse Avery
Sun Journal
Ann Landers
The
Associated Press
N& Hampshire
West Craven
Moore
D.H. Conley
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