Miss Kinston pageant winner Dyer remembered for public service
Dyer, who worked in the child protective services unit since 1993 and won the Miss Kinston crown in 1992, was active in modeling and charity work. She supported MADD and CARE, volunteered at Mary's Kitchen and Lenoir Memorial Hospital, and was praised as a personable, community-focused figure by sponsors and colleagues.
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Teacher ple accused Burney in Craven County case
Burney of 1600 Washington St pleaded not guilty in Craven County Superior Court on April 11 to one count of crimes against nature. He had been at H J MacDonald Middle School since 1983 after 18 years at West Street. Supporters marched on April 7 protesting his arrest at school and media coverage including TV cameras at the school and his home.
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Clinton vows firm promise against Hamas at Cairo ceremony
Clinton, flanked by Rabin and Hussein, hailed a firm and unambiguous pledge by PLO leader Arafat to fight Hamas and other militants amid protests over Jerusalem’s holy sites. Arafat boycotted the signing, urging broader action against terrorism as Clinton began a six nation Mideast tour and visited Sadat’s grave.
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Israel Jordan treaty signed amid tensions and threats
Leaders gathered in a desert plaza marking a pact between Israel and Jordan while rockets from Iran backed militants struck northern Israel. Camp security was heavy as royals and clergy led prayers and readings from the Old Testament and Koran. The treaty was ratified 105 to 3 despite opposition, with Clinton pressing Arafat on countering Islamic militants.
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Battle Creek residents defend Kellogg image after film release
Battle Creek's Kellogg history comes under scrutiny as The Road to Wellville debuts with Anthony Hopkins. A local society seeks to correct myths about Dr Kellogg and the Sanitarium, noting his real work and the city's cereal legacy amid satire.
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Graham Crusade Opens at Georgia Dome With Braves Hat
Billy Graham toured the Georgia Dome as he prepares to begin a five day crusade ending Sunday. He spoke of visions for the event and noted he is an Atlanta Braves fan who hoped to show World Series games on large screens during the crusade. He also mentioned plans to congratulate Braves pitcher Greg on his third Cy Young award.
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North Carolina
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Atlanta
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First grader at Bangert asks about Halloween costume
Sylvia, a Bangert first grader, says she wants to be a cheerleader when she grows up. In a Halloween reply, she states she plans to wear an Indian costume.
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Bangert
Military commander's Vietnam crash site inspection in Vietnam AUS
Adm Richard C Macke led a two day visit to Vietnam to view crash sites where an Air Force B 52 and a Navy F 4 crashed in 1972 The sites yielded aircraft wreckage bone fragments and a wristwatch The watch calendar stopped on the crash date Officials said the discoveries pertain to three missing airmen The visit included talks with Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet and marked a rare high level US military presence since 1975
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Marty Herbert
Robert Mann
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Vietnam
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Modern Cubs management and the tough love approach
Mike Royko argues that modern baseball managers must push players far beyond traditional motivation. He imagines a harsh, payback driven system for financially secure stars, aided by psychology and even fear, to force maximum effort and accountability.
Hospitals' right to refuse emergency care debated
Readers vote on whether hospitals may refuse emergency treatment to those who cannot pay. Call in yes or no options limited to specified numbers. Opinion lines cite state treasurer Harlan Boyles and critique government spending. Voting window 5 p.m. today to 7 a.m. tomorrow.
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