Woman fights for custody after husband’s alleged murders
McIntire describes brutal beatings and a possible murder linked to her Delaware husband. She fled with her children to North Carolina and filed for temporary custody. Neighbor Joel Spinner praises her bravery as police investigate and a judge weighs the case.
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Joel Spinner
McIntire
Spinner
Homestead
Fla
Dade County
Miami
North Carolina
Jay Crawford
Dade Metro Police Department
Crawford
Allen Murphy
Waddell
Antique car show salutes Van Winkle restoration legacy
In 1992 Van Winkle crowned top car in class at the Senior Grand National. His pride car, the first he restored, remains his favorite among 11 or 12. Downtown New Bern hosts 339 antique vehicles in a street show 1909 to 1969 models. Viewing peaks 11 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. with roads closed for judging and a look but don t touch rule enforced by organizers.
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van Winkle
United States
New Bern
First Capital Chapter
Automobile Club
Pollock
Middle
Middle Street
Broad Street
Hancock
Craven Streets
Banks
First Baptist Church
National Organization
Jonal
Illinois Governor moves to United States Supreme Court in Richard case
Illinois Governor Jim Edgar seeks U S Supreme Court review to overturn the state supreme court and grant a new hearing for a 3 1/2 year old adoptee named Richard before removing him from his foster family and returning him to his biological father. Justice Mary Ann McMorrow backs a new hearing, expressing concern over limited evidence and possible harm to the child.
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Ilinois Supreme Court
Richard
Illinois
Jim Edgar
United States Supreme Court
Illinois Court
Edgar
Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
James S. Montana Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Mary Ann G. McMorrow
McMorrow
Bob Greene
Antique car show plans street closures and viewing hours
Cars will be displayed along Middle Street from Broad Street to Tryon Palace Drive and Pollock Street to Hancock and Craven. Parking lots at BB T, First Citizens, Wachovia, United Carolina banks, and First Baptist Church are included. Street closures run from 5 30 p m Friday to 5 30 p m Saturday with specific times to avoid Tryon Palace Drive. Best viewing is 11 a m to 3 30 p m Saturday during judging. spectators are instructed not to touch vehicles.
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Broad Street
Tryon Palace Drive
Bb&t
Pollock Street
Hancock and
Craven Streets
First Citizens
Wachovia
United Carolina Banks
First Baptist Church
Tryon Palace
Saturjen
Coastal Plan Push Builds On CAMA Framework
Richardson Preyer, chairing the coastal policy push before the Legislature, says tighter marina and golf course oversight will be paired with expanded public beach access. The group seeks regional waste and land-use considerations, acknowledging CAMA as the guiding framework and praising its past work.
Kevorkian seeks California license protection in suit
Dr. Jack Kevorkian seeks to overturn California license suspension and gain legal protection against prosecution for assisting death. His federal suit argues California acted beyond its legal reach for acts primarily tied to Michigan where the conduct was not illegal.
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California
Kevorkian
Jack Kevorkian
Michigan
Lawrence Silver
Silver
Medical Board
State Supreme Court
Stanford guards cost of Ginsberg memorabilia
Stanford University refused to discuss the price paid for Allen Ginsberg’s extensive collection, a 300000‑item body of work spanning manuscripts and bills. New York archivist Bill Morgan noted Ginsberg’s habit of never disposing of objects. The poet, who rose to fame with Howl in 1955, had a collection once appraised at 1.2 million dollars.
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Stanford University
Allen Ginsberg
California University
Allen
New York
Bill Morgan
Ginsberg
Miss America contestant defends buckskin dance amid protest
Miss South Dakota Kristi Lynn Bauer plans to perform an interpretive buckskin dance beneath a burial scaffold at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. Native groups condemn the routine as insulting and mock spiritual beliefs, while Bauer calls it a tribute to native culture.
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South Dakota
Kristi Lynn Bauer
Commissioner of Indian Affair
Bauer
American Indian Community House Inc
New Bern retiree Owen plans fall camping visits
A retiree who moved from New York to New Bern about a year ago plans a fall season of camping. She enjoys sewing camping and gardening and anticipates visitors from New York as autumn arrives.
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Owen
New Bern
New York
Vatican stance on population policy misses chance to help
The Vatican again faces criticism for not joining the solution to global population issues. Commentators argue it could have contributed constructive guidance rather than amplifying the problem. The piece weighs the church’s influence on social policy and demographic debates.
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Vatican
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D-Mass
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Hughes
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David Caruso
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John Kelly
James Clavell
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Nashville
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