Atlantic City suspect held on charges. no extradition yet
Janet Neidosik of the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said Lawrence will not face extradition until charged in Pleasantville and Atlantic City. In Atlantic City, he faces aggravated assault weapon possession unlawful possession of a weapon. Jones was found dead Jan 7 1992 near a rented van off Dover Road. sheriff’s Capt. Brown discovered the body and a drug killing was suggested by Sheriff Bland. Fillingame said Lawrence was visiting the area at the time and trial dates depend on District Attorney McFadyen Jr.
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Atlantic County
Dover Road
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Sheriff's Office
C.W. “Pete” Bland
The
Sun Journal
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Celia Hargett
Fillingame
Lawrence
W. David McFadyen Jr
Border Haitians Celebrate U S Takeover As Cedras Ouster Talks Rise
Haitians at Port-au-Prince gates celebrate widening American control and a threat to fire on Haitian troops. U S troops seized an air base and the depot as Aristide’s return and Cedras’ removal drive the intervention, with Amnesty and parliamentary questions looming.
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Aristide
Haiti
Raoul Cedras
Cedras
William Swing
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U.S. Army
John Altenburg
Egon Hawrylak
Port
Son of Haitian president recalls life in turmoil and career
Garvey Jonassaint, the son of a Haitian president chosen by ruling officers, moved to the United States in 1969 with his mother. He spent much of his life in New York before moving to North Carolina, where he served in the Navy and now works in Pitt County Memorial Hospital's cardiac care unit with his wife and three children.
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U.S
United States
Haiti
Caribbean
New York
Garvey Jonassaint
North Carolina
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
U.S. Navy
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
US to Expand Aid for Haiti Under Embargo
The Clinton administration plans more than 100 million dollars in recovery aid for Haiti as a U.N. embargo remains in force. Technical help and humanitarian aid aim to stabilize the economy and prepare for elections while U.S. forces control Port-au-Prince harbor to speed fuel and relief deliveries for private aid groups.
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Clinton
Haiti
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U.S
Port-au-Prince’s Harbor
McFadyen Objects to Descriptions in Ogle Death Report
District Attorney W David McFadyen Jr takes exception to phrasing in Thursday Sun Journal coverage of Dr Charles Daniel Ogle's death. He was a factual source but did not offer quoted comments.
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W. David McFadyen Jr
Charles Daniel Ogle
Sun Journal
McFadyen
Whitestone Miss America Deafness Not Linked to Vaccine
Pediatricians and the American Academy of Pediatrics reject a link between Miss America Heather Whitestone’s deafness and childhood vaccination. They cite Haemophilus influenzae infection as the cause, while noting the DPT shot did not cause her hearing loss. Whitestone, 21, from Jacksonville State University, won Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Fports
Heather
Academy
Whitestone
Hank
Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Dine
Associated Press
Daphne Gray
The
Birmingham News
Gray
Jacksonville State University
Atlantic City
Basinger wins appeal over Boxing Helena damages case
Actress Kim Basinger faced an $8.1 million breach of contract verdict after Main Line Pictures sued over Boxing Helena. The California Court of Appeals ruled the jury was instructed with prejudicial ambiguity and sent the case back for retrial or further proceedings.
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Basinger
Main Line Pictures
California Court of Appeals
Mighty Wind
James Henderson of Kamtech Plymouth and New Bern
James Henderson an ironworker based in Plymouth and New Bern enjoys water skiing and football. He questions how long U S forces should stay in Haiti and doubts involvement beyond the Persian Gulf due to oil interests. He expresses a view that the current mission lacks clear business for the United States.
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Henderson
New Bern
U.S
Haiti
Persian Gulf
Rolling Stones issue access card via Visa partnership
A Visa card with the Stones logo debuts through Chevy Chase Savings Bank offering fans discounts at music stores and catalog merchandise. The move marks the band's enduring brand reach and parallels its early history with credit cards. Tex Cobb sues Sports Illustrated for 150 million dollars, alleging libel over an article claiming fixed fights.
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Rolling Stones
Chevy Chase Savings Bank Thurs
Visa
Barbara Hrasta
Tex Cobb
Sports Illustrated
Cobb
Barch
McCoury Band Tops 1994 Bluegrass Awards
The Del McCoury Band won two top awards including entertainer of the year at the 1994 International Bluegrass Music Association Awards in Owensboro Kentucky. Deeper Shade of Blue was named best album. Laurie Lewis won female vocalist and song of the year for Who Will Watch the Home Place. Tyme Out won vocal group and Russell Moore was top male vocalist.
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del McCoury
Owensboro
Laurie Lewis
Mrd Tyme
Russell Moore
Wire Reports
Haiti invasion debate by Slats Grobnik and Royko
A satirical exchange on Haiti, US troops, and democracy contrasts harsh depictions of Haitian officials with depictions of Clinton era policy. The dialogue questions if Haitians can or will overthrow their military rulers while reflecting on public opinion and foreign relations.
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Cap-Haitien
Haiti
Cedras
United States
Jimmy Carter
America
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