World Plan gains key PLO support for landmark peace pact
From Tunis Yasser Arafat announced peace has started as the PLO moves toward a final vote on a Gaza Jericho self rule accord with Israel. Fatah backing and Jordan's King Hussein backed the plan amid protests in Tel Aviv and a globally welcomed stance by the Organization of Islamic Conference. The plan's fate faces opposition from six PLO figures who warned against concessions on Jerusalem refugees and settlements.
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Labor Day Office Hours Notice in The Sun Journal
The Sun Journal says offices will be closed for Labor Day and will reopen Tuesday. The morning paper will publish as usual on Monday for the holiday.
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Williams secures second straight Michelob Cup in sloop Night Fall
Rocky Mount captain Rusty Williams and his 29 foot sloop Night Fall clinched top honors for the second consecutive year at the Michelob Cup Regatta held at the Sheraton Hotel and Marina. Wind was steadier early but faded late. finish line moved to Kennel Beach to secure enough boats in each class.
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Rebuilding Begins After Emily Threat Misses Most Coast
Storm damage hits Buxton and Hatteras as Hurricane Emily skirts offshore. Flooding, ripped roofs, and water-filled cars mark the scene in Outer Banks hamlets. Power outages delay visual damage reports and residents cope with ruined homes and trees toppled by wind. Local resilience shown in face of disaster.
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Craven Schools Eye Parent Driven Fund Raisers Instead of Food Sales
With school in full swing Craven school administrators urge parent driven fund raisers like fall festivals or spaghetti dinners to involve parents at the schools. They cite aims to fund instructional materials and extras by engaging PTOs and parents rather than selling food or candy.
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Clinton health reform plan outlines broad coverage
President Clinton proposes a universal health package funded mainly by employers paying up to 8.5 percent of payroll. Benefits span eye and dental care for children, prescription drugs, long term care, and preventive services. The plan aims for Congressional enactment by next spring with 1995 state rollouts and a 1997 deadline, with cost growth caps and employer employee cost sharing.
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