U S forces aid Haiti in replacing terror with interim police
In Cap Haitien a U S led effort seeks to install a 50 man interim police force to bridge old regimes with a new professional system as arrests begin and training expands. Marines killed 10 officers in Port au Prince last month highlighting tensions between old and interim forces in rebuilding justice.
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U.S
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
Aristide
Cep-Haitien
Haiti
U.S. Army
Cap-taitien
Sol
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Port-au-Prince
U.S. Justice Department
Cap-Haitien
General Envious Of Soldiers Who Went To Haiti A7
A front page briefing notes U S troops amid praise and envy from a general over soldiers deployed to Haiti The report highlights leadership views and the broader impact of the mission within the armed forces.
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Haiti
Craven County social worker dies in fog crash
Marnie Lynn Dyer a 25 year old Craven County social worker and former Miss Kinston was killed Tuesday when a car pulled in front of hers in heavy fog on NC 55 near Kinston Debo rah Metts Jewell 41 was turning from a private drive Dyer was not belted and died on arrival at Lenoir Memorial Hospital Jewell sustained rib and pelvic fractures both drivers were hospitalized Dyers unit remembers her as well liked and vibrant
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Craven County
Kinston
Marnie Lynn Dyer
Oakland Drive
NC 55
Deborah Metts Jewell
State Highway Patrol
Jewell
Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Dyer
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
Teacher banned after guilty plea in molestations
Alvin Wellington Burney a Craven County long time teacher pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of assaulting a child and was barred from teaching in North Carolina public schools. He received a two year suspended sentence one year probation and 130 dollars in court costs.
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Alvin Wellington Burney
Craven County
North Carolina
Cone Templar
Cooper
Burney
H.J. MacDonald Middle School
Grover C. Fields Middle School
Steven Lacy
West Street
Herbert Gray
Craven Schools
Lacy
Karen Hobbs
Albert Leon Stanback Jr
Clinton hails peace treaty signing at border site
President Clinton praised the desert signing of Yasser Arafat s pledge to fight terrorism at a ceremony near the Red Sea with Yitzhak Rabin. He urged Israelis and Jordanians to open borders and hearts as momentum toward peace grows after Cairo talks with Arafat.
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Clinton
Yasser Arafat
Jordan
Israel
Sesdata Waainiin
Teneall
Yitzhak Rabin
Red Sea
Cairo
Egypt
Arafat
Israel and Jordan sign peace accord ending 46 years of war
A formal ceremony marks a border loans accord and a 21 gun salute as Israel and Jordan begin a peace treaty to end decades of conflict. President Clinton, King Hussein, and Prime Minister Rabin stand together amid anthems and cannons. The leaders voice hope that future generations will avoid war and misery.
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Israel
Jordan
Middle East
Clinton
King Hussein
Yitzhak Rabin
Hussein Rabin
Teen birth rate dips but low birthweight remains steady
CDC reports 1992 teen births fell 2 percent from 1991, driven by declines among 15 to 17 year olds, while births for 18 to 19 year olds held steady. Despite the drop, overall low birthweight stayed at 7.1 percent, with regional and prenatal care improvements noted but not enough to meet the 2000 goal.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Stephanie Ventura
CDC
National Center For Health Statistics
Ventura
March of Dimes
Jennifer Howse
Washington, D.C
Mississippi
Alaska
Maine
North Carolina
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Trenton
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