Industrial output rebounds with August surge
The government reports August industrial production up 0.7 percent marking the 15th straight gain led by auto assemblies and machinery including computers. Output and capacity use rose, fueling expectations of higher interest rates even as Fed officials warn about inflation pressures.
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Revisiting a 200-year-old NC geographical club. Closeup Climbing Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun
East Carolina seeks first win as Temple hosts a pivotal college basketball clash. The feature mirrors travel notes and sports context tied to regional clubs and destination spots in a period voice.
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Clinton hits Haiti invasion plan met with Marine indifference
Marines at Cherry Point heard President Clinton defend plans to invade Haiti on a nationwide broadcast. In a smoke filled lounge, a Stinger gunner said he listened only half, while others focused on karaoke. Marines voiced outrage that a president who dodged the draft would risk troops in a small Caribbean country.
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Invasion of Haiti Could Begin Within Days
The Clinton administration signaled a U S invasion of Haiti could commence in days, with the mission ending within hours once launched. President Clinton, addressing the nation, warned Haiti’s rulers and indicated a large troop deployment was ready to remove them by force amid mixed public and congressional opinion on the threat to U S interests.
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Coast Guard widens search for missing Navy crew
The Coast Guard expanded the search for two Navy aviators missing after an F-14A jet crash about 40 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Lt. Karl Belczyk and Lt. Marcus Pletcher, both from Oceana NAS, were aboard the jet that collided with another at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday. A helicopter and ships from Elizabeth City and Little Creek joined the hunt, with a decision on weekend search plans to be announced.
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Fairgoers Enjoy Rides Exhibits and Food Delights
Visitors at the fair sample rides and exhibits while sampling treats such as popcorn cotton candy sno cones corn dogs Polish sausages Italian sausages candy apples and lemonade. Friends bring pets like bunnies and baby goats, drawing attention from attendees.
Ma Shearer Brings Funnel Cakes To County Fair
Vendors at the Craven Carteret Pamlico County Fair prep for a nine day run with Ma Shearer touting funnel cakes fried from Amish batter. She notes competition and offers items like fries sandwiches and drinks for fixed prices including a cakelike funnel cake with dusting and toppings.
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Commerce chief blocks Mobil Oil offshore drilling off North Carolina
Commerce Secretary Ron Brown ruled that Mobil Oil’s plan to drill 45 miles off Cape Hatteras would harm offshore waters and wildlife in a highly productive ecological area. The 100-page decision upholds state coastal management positions and cites risks to fisheries, turtles, birds, and mammals, prompting Mobil to consider reconsideration or federal court appeal.
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