Mayor Creel Recovers From Bike Crash After Alcohol Claim Dispute
Randall Creel, 54, Dover mayor, remained paralyzed at Pitt County Memorial Hospital for three months after a bike crash. Admitting records cited a pint of alcohol, a detail he contests as a doctor’s misentry during pain and distress. His wife and daughter testified he did not appear intoxicated the night of the accident. The workers compensation case, mediation by the camp board, and questions about blood alcohol level 0.117 framed the hearing, with Creel recounting severe spinal pain and long recovery ahead.
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Haiti moves toward democracy amid violence near Parliament
In Port-au-Prince gunfire blocks Parliament as pro Aristide protests surge for the coup anniversary. Cedras warns of civil war while U.S. troops guard entrances and amnesty debates unfold. Aristide calls for peaceful democratic transition amid security fears and political maneuvering.
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Language decline and English usage debate in U S schools
A discussion on deteriorating grammar and spelling among American students, with anecdotes from teachers and retirees. The piece critiques tolerance of dialects over standard English, the melting pot metaphor evolving into division by language, and calls for stronger English learning for new citizens and students. It notes Gary Turbak and Toby Roth quotes and references Bob Greene’s column.
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Violence blamed on pro army gunman in Haiti clash
Sinclair, 34, says he is sick of the violence in Haiti as FRAPH members clash with supporters of the army. U.S. military police arrived in six Humvees but did not intervene, and journalists reported that wounded were not transported to hospital.
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Belk heirs clash over founder will in Charleston court
A Greenville courtroom hears the Belk-Simpson fortune dispute as Mary Elizabeth Simpson Hanahan seeks to overturn a 1992 will. She claims her mother and sister manipulated the late William Belk Simpson, who left control of millions to them and his trust, while a longstanding family feud surfaces. The Charlotte based company operates 270 stores in 14 Southeastern states.
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Morrow to leave Northern Exposure after 100th episode
Rob Morrow will exit his role as Joel Fleischman in Northern Exposure when the series airs its 100th episode on January 9. Executives confirmed the departure after previously denying a TV Guide report.
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Barbara Tarrant Tarrant of New Bern Retired Surgeon
Barbara Tarrant of New Bern recently retired from Craven Regional Medical Center's operating room. She enjoys tennis and volunteers with Christ Episcopal Church and the Trent Woods Garden Club. She discusses the India Black Death appearance, saying she is not surprised by disease spread given India's poor living conditions.
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Anderson to take time off from X Files for new baby
Gillian Anderson will pause The X Files for several weeks to bond with her newborn as husband and baby join her in Vancouver British Columbia where the baby was born weighing 89 ounces. Publicist says father’s name not disclosed.
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Stone Defends Monogamy Amid Playboy Persona Mix
The article contrasts Stone's public image as a glamorous Hollywood figure with her claims of monogamy and shyness while discussing an ABC 20/20 interview. It notes her role in The Specialist and mentions controversy over her public persona and media treatment. A radio DJ demanded an apology from John Michael Montgomery after his music was pulled, and fans urged accountability. A muddy Kentucky festival scene featured performers Michelle Ketchum and bands Headhunters and Blackhawk amid rain.
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Willard Watson NC folk artist dies at 89 in Watauga
Willard Watson a noted North Carolina folk craftsman storyteller and banjo player died Monday in Deep Gap Watauga County at age 89 He was cousin to bluegrass musician Doc Watson and drew national attention including journalist Charles Kuralt visit in 1972 His whiskey still festival in Washington in 1969 and a Folk Heritage Award in Raleigh in 1981 are noted A service in Boone drew about 500 people
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