Shooting family medicine residency shakeup at Craven clinic
Candace Ogle, 1992 West Virginia College of Law graduate, is connected to a shooting incident affecting a Craven County family medicine residency. Neighbors reported two separate gunfire events. one nearby on Wild Turkey Road, another earlier at Brices Creek Road. Rappaport, 49, recalled about 17 rapid shots and alerted authorities. hospital officials say Craven Regional Medical Center will begin recruiting a replacement physician for the Vanceboro clinic.
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Candace Ogle
WVA College of Law
Sandy Rappaport
Wild Turkey Road
Ogle
Brices Creek Road
Sheriff's Office
Rappaport
Megan McGarvey
Craven Regional Medical Center
Vanceboro Clinic
Wayne county fair highlights unusual exhibits and huge produce
The Wayne county fair features a bug collection and other odd displays. More than 400 craft entries include baskets quilts and toy figures while the livestock hall houses 300+ birds, three cows three goats and a pony. The event runs off US 70 east of New Bern through Saturday.
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Wayne
US 70
New Bern
Poll shows Americans strained yet hopeful on money and jobs
A July poll finds six in ten Americans lack enough money for desired living standards, with one quarter seeing job conditions as a top priority. In hypothetical matchups, Perot garners 20 percent against Clinton and Dole, while Powell leads Clinton in a two way race. The poll of 4809 adults has a 2 to 3 percent margin of error.
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Clinton
Ross Perot
Senate
Bob Dole
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Powell
Haiti
Haiti crisis deepens as U S troops fortify aid mission
Ambassadors weigh sanctions leverage while Aristide calls for peace as U S and UN forces push to stabilize Haiti. Officials debate suspension of embargoes, with soldiers adapting rules of engagement amid protests and political pressure. Congress questions mission length and exit plan.
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Security Council
Albright
Haiti
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Capois la
Evans Paul
Port-au-Prince
Felix Fecius
10Th Mountain Division
Ft. Drum
N.Y
Spec. Douglas Walton
Cincinnati
Barry Willey
Washington
Cedras
State Department
Congress
Senate
Clinton
House
Treasury probes embargo violations amid political pressure
Washington awaiting action as two inquiries unfold. The AP report alleges OFAC director Richard Newcomb ignored staff pleas to end oil and money deliveries to Haiti's military junta after Texaco was found to illegally do business with the regime.
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Associated Press
OFAC
Richard Newcomb
Haiti
Texaco
Jackson to face no charges in abuse probe LA
Michael Jackson will not be charged with child molestation in California probes. Probers expect to announce that the 14 year old accuser, now a teen, was a credible witness who declined to testify. Officials from Santa Barbara and Los Angeles counties had reviewed the civil suit and the ongoing investigation since 1993.
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Michael Jackson
Los Angeles Times
Jackson
Los Angeles
Neverland
Santa Barbara County
Times
Larry Feldman
the Times
Santa Barbara
Aresternon
Howard
Stones to play Syracuse campus show before finals
Syracuse University officials fret over Rolling Stones concert at the Carrier Dome just before final exams. Registrar Peter DeBlois worries it could distract students from studying as campus hosts the event.
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Syracuse University
Rolling Stones
Stones
Carrier Dome
Peter DeBlois
Doellman Questioned on Haiti Policy While Visiting Coastal Cities
Mike Doellman, library administrator in South Bend Indiana, was in Corolla on vacation and spent a day in New Bern. He expressed strong opposition to ongoing U.S. military presence in Haiti, stating they should withdraw as soon as possible.
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Corolla
New Bern
U.S
Haiti
Sophia 60th birthday and a Rolling Stones show night
The piece notes Sophia Loren turning 60 with a Thursday birthday night, including a grand dinner and gifts from husband Carlo Ponti and relatives. It also mentions Alan Jackson and other country stars hosting a benefit concert in Atlanta for Georgia flood victims, delivering over 150000 dollars to state EMA, to be distributed by nonprofits.
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DeBlois
Pat Campbell
Ted Mico
Alan Jackson
Doug Stone
Faith Hill
John Berry
Atlanta
Georgia
State Emergency Management Agency
Loren
Mussolini
Carlo Ponti
Selig and Owners Face a Terrible Economic Problem
Royko argues that Bud Selig and baseball owners exaggerate hardship while most fans enjoy comforts. He recalls postwar poverty, contrasts with owners' wealth, and mocks salary caps and profit worries. The piece insists fans will endure while baseball mutters about revenue, hinting the season is effectively over.
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Bud Selig
Mr. Selig
CNN
Chicago
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
CIA
Splurgers Anonymous
Ike Royko
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Dateline Nbc
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Nicole
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
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