Clinton cites shrinking deficit amid economy lift in 1995 outlook
President Clinton announced the federal budget deficit fell to 203 billion dollars for the year ending September 30, down from over 290 billion two years earlier. He spoke on WWWE and in Seattle and Cleveland, highlighting job growth and trade gains while cautioning expectations for Middle East talks.
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WWWE
Cleveland
Clinton
Middle East
Syria
Hafez Assad
Seattle
Hinton
Soler to Move Freight Firm to Craven County
Steve Jones reports Fernando Soler plans to relocate the $6 million a year freight forwarding business to leased space on North Glenburnie Road in Craven County. The move, announced at a Sheraton luncheon, aims to create about 25 jobs initially with plans for growth as Craven officials, the EDC, and the Committee of 100 attend.
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Fernando Soler
Craven County
Glenburnie Road
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S.O.S. Global Express Ltd
New York State
Hearing Set on Bonds for Industry in Craven County
Craven County bond authority schedules a public hearing at 10 a.m. Tuesday on issuing 600 million dollars in taxable revenue bonds to attract a corn processing facility that would employ about 550 people if the project locates in the county. The hearing explained by Craven industry hunter Tom Thompson is part of the bond issuance process.
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Craven
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Oil Spill Hits Oriental Harbor Cleanup Underway
A ruptured hydraulic line aboard the fishing boat Captain Garland caused hydraulic fluid to leak into Oriental Harbor. Sherill Styron, owner of Garland Fulcher Seafood Co., led cleanup with Coast Guard crews. Estimates range from three to four gallons leaked to about ten gallons by officials as investigators assess the spill. Two other spills were reported in the harbor.
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Senate lineup would tilt right under GOP control
The passage outlines a potential Republican shift if the GOP gains Senate control in the upcoming elections. It highlights Jesse Helms chairing Foreign Relations, Strom Thurmond heading Armed Services at 92, and Bob Dole running the chamber, with talks of Gramm, Lott, Simpson, and Chafee as possible leaders. The piece notes conservatives expect a party agenda shift and potential challenges to Dole and Cheney-like figures.
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Foreign Relations
Strom Thurmond
Armed Services Panel
Bob Dole
Senate
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Rena Ts
Chamber
Dele
Kansan
George Mitchell
Maine
Dole
Phil Gramm
Texas
Gramm
Lott
Alan Simpson
R-Wyo
John Chafee
R-R.l
Environment and Public Works Committee
Chafee
Helms
R-N.c
Children carve pumpkins at Glenburnie Park event
Participating in the Big Brothers Big Sisters pumpkin carving outing at Glenburnie Park on Saturday, Tiffany Tutt 10 Susan Collins Stan Rinehart James Boucher 11 Peter Hanson and Brandon Campbell 9 carved 10 pumpkins in total. The group’s handiwork is shown in a grotesque mask prepared for Halloween.
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Glenburnie Park
Tiffany Tutt
Susan Collins
Stan Rinehart
James Boucher
Peter Hanson
Brandon Campbell
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