Beaded board and mantels draw buyers to New Bern homes
Depot New Bern's historic district features two story houses priced from 20000 to 32000 that need rewiring plumbing and cosmetic work. The New Bern Preservation Foundation preserves them with covenants and restoration deadlines while offering advice and historical research to buyers. Potential owners must be willing to rehabilitate within three years and respect original features such as mantels woodwork and beadboard ceilings.
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Riverside
Howlett
Chase
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Pollock St
New Bern Preservation Foundation
Invasion prompts Haiti power shift amid amnesty talks
U S forces advance toward Haiti with plans to oversee a peaceful transition as Cedras grants general amnesty to the military. Vice President Gore and Secretary of State Christopher push steps to lift the embargo, while U S commanders anticipate up to 15 000 troops and disarmament efforts. Protests flare at Port au Prince and Little Haiti as exiles demand Cedras leave. Aristide’s return hinges on the deal’s terms and Haitian law interpretations.
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CBS
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Miami
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Governors Island
Christopher
Troops Ready for Haiti Invasion From Pope AFB
A spokesman said little about the invasion force at Pope Air Force Base as troops prepared to depart with ammunition medical supplies water and night vision gear. Families at Camp Lejeune expressed relief and anxiety awaiting word on their Marines and ships off Haiti as the mission loomed late Sunday night.
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Pope Air Force Base
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Port-Au-Prince
Astro
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Diers
Haiti
Cassard
Jacksonville
Kelly Goddard
Brent Goddard
Mary McBride
Maj
Lance McBride
Nashville
CNN
US Cutter Glides Into Port Amid Haiti Accord
US Coast Guard cutter enters PORT-AU-PRINCE at first light as a late Sunday night accord aims to end fear of a U.S. invasion. Exiled President Aristide to return. military leaders to step down. Haitians go about daily chores with far fewer people on streets amid flight and tension after gunfire following talks led by Carter.
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Mick Jagger visits Colorado amid buffalo gifts and Western wear
The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger arrived in Denver for a trade reception with the United Kingdom A lesson in Western wear followed as he received a sterling bolo tie from Sen Ben Nighthorse Campbell's son Colin Campbell and buffalo goods from Will McFarlane The crowd noted his endearing nature and joked about his new bolo tie Meanwhile Heather Whitestone was crowned Miss America and outlined her platform of inspiring young people including those with disabilities as she began her reign reading lips and speaking to reporters</s>
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Will McFarlane
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Denver
Mile High Stadium
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Whitestone
Birmingham
Ala
Atlantic City
Jacksonville State University
Spelling seeks own zip code amid mansion plans
Actress Tori Spelling plans to leave the $100 million Aaron Spelling mansion and take control of her life. In TV Guide she says she feels responsible and refuses to rely on her parents. Her Beverly Hills 90210 character also left an off campus apartment and may move back home.
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Aaron Spelling
Spelling
TV Guide
Sting tours Jerusalem amid peace comments and shows for Israel
Former Police frontman Sting launches a brief tour starting in Jerusalem on Sunday saying he came because Israel has begun making peace with the Palestinians. He stresses sensitivity to political complexities and adds he is glad to perform in both Israel and South Africa. He plans further shows in the Old City, the Sea of Galilee shores, and Tel Aviv.
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South Africa
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Jerusalem
Sting
Old City
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Van Damme Reveals Soft Side With Street Dog Adopted
The Timecop star Jean-Claude Van Damme admits adopting a stray spotted mutt found on the street during filming for Sudden Death. He compares the dog to his own rise from street life and limo driver to millionaire.
Country singer George Jones back on road to recovery
George Jones, 63, released from hospital after triple bypass surgery on Sept. 12. Doctors report excellent recovery and eight weeks of rehabilitation ahead. Jones first hit came in 1955 with Why Baby Why. a double CD of his greatest hits due Nov. 1.
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Aldrin recalls Moon Landing at Farm Aid VII concert
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin opened Farm Aid VII by recalling his 1969 moon landing and noting the moon's barren surface, then linking it to the bleaker outlook for family farms. He said twenty five years ago he walked on a surface that lacked the dark, rich support of family farms.
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Aldrin
Owner Mike's Jewelers plans Craven-Pamlico-Carteret Fair visit
New Bern resident and native Mike talks about yard work and playing with his son while acknowledging plans to attend the Craven Pamlico Carteret Agricultural Fair, saying they go about every other year.
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Price
New Bern
Goofy math and voting welfare in Chicago ward map
Mike Royko critiques a federal court case and ward plan that allegedly distorts voting power with a so called Goofy math. He argues representation should reflect voter participation and questions the logic used to label voting outcomes and majorities.
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Anl
Mike Royko
Haiti military rulers face test to honor stepping down pact
Readers debate if Haiti’s military rulers will honor a weekend agreement to step down. Call lines reveal mixed sentiment with nine total votes. The column quotes concern over building code enforcement and inspector accountability in Florida houses from the 1930s.
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