Pamlico County youths face prison terms in court plea
Stanback told the court a 40 year sentence applies to one defendant, with Price free on a $10,000 bond and facing the same potential term in January. Riverfront statements capture fear among Banks family members as witnesses describe threats and a plea bargain aimed at avoiding a full trial.
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Clinton outlines Middle East trip aims for peace progress
President Clinton frames his travel as more than a celebration of a peace milestone, urging Syria toward settlement while highlighting broader steps toward peace. He plans talks with Mubarak and Arafat in Cairo, signs a Egypt-Israel advance, meets Rabin in Jerusalem, and visits Jordan, Syria, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia before returning to Washington.
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Clinton to visit Jerusalem for peace signing amid security blitz
President Clinton plans a landmark visit to Jerusalem for a peace treaty signing with 5,000 guests at a desert border crossing. Israeli police marshal 6,000 officers for the Old City rounds as traffic narrows and tensions rise amid Hamas pressures and ongoing attacks.
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Islamic militants claim bloody attacks during Clinton visit
In Gaza City militants linked to Hamas claim responsibility for three deadly attacks that killed 24 civilians and two soldiers. A 33 year old member, Yasser Shanti, says Islam opposes terrorism while warning of more violence during President Clinton's trip. Security tightens as Hamas vows retaliation against Rabin and Israeli intelligence moves.
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Rabin Speech Signals Peace Drive Amid Regional Tensions
As officials finish a plaza at the Jordan Israel border for a signing ceremony with 5000 guests, Israelis worry over anti Israeli attacks. Rabin departs with biblical references and vivid imagery, while normalization prompts cautious optimism and mixed acceptance in the region.
NAACP Fights Chavis After Dismissal Strife Breaks Out
The NAACP seeks to bar former executive director Benjamin Chavis from addressing chapters after firing him amid a bitter dispute. Chavis, a life member, vows continued activism while settling a lawsuit with a $12,300 benefits package and a $58,692 loan repayment. The row includes cease and desist letters to local chapters as Chicago’s South Side NAACP election looms with Chavis supporters and allies visible in Detroit Baltimore and Washington.
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Where Have I Seen That Fellow's Face Before
Warren Beatty discusses being mistaken for other celebrities in New York remarks about Annette Bening, a overheated car, and a nearby gas station encounter. He recalls a man answering a phone who mistook him for Dustin Hoffman, highlighting fame’s lookalike moments.
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New Bern Resident Opposes Ocean Saltwater License
Travis, a New Bern resident who enjoys needlework and cross-stitch, comments on saltwater fishing licensing plans. She favors free access and argues that licenses should not be required for ocean fishing, expressing a preference for a free system.
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Scorsese to Direct Film on Gossip Columnist Winchell
Martin Scorsese will direct a studio project based on Neal Gabler's Winchell biography with Steve Zaillian writing the screenplay. The film centers on Walter Winchell a powerful gossip columnist who shaped celebrity culture and previously appeared as a film persona in Sweet Smell of Success in 1957.
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Rolling Stones to cameo on Beverly Hills 90210 episode
The Rolling Stones will film a Voodoo Lounge era segment for NBC Fox’s Beverly Hills 90210 to air November 23. The episode will show the clan preparing for the Stones concert at a Pasadena Rose Bowl stop with Mick Jagger leading the band and performances of Start Me Up Not Fade Away and more. Raul Julia, famed actor of The Addams Family and theater, died at 54 from stroke complications in Manhasset New York. His colleagues praised his range from Shakespeare to musical comedy and drama.
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Language and Violence Mirror a Downward Cultural Slide
Bob Greene reflects on a slow service at a Platte City diner by I-29 where a loud family uses harsh language in front of a child. He contrasts casual abuse with televised violence, noting how spectatorship, culture, and media shape behavior as Americans seek refuge from constant gun imagery.
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State treasurer reform ideas spark public opinion call lines
Readers weigh in on Harlan Boyles' proposed state government reforms with phone polls inviting yes or no responses. Messages express mixed views and a curious note about potential interest in joining Cherry Point programs.
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