Jordan Returns Spark Hornets Playoff Hopes
Larry Watkins of Charlotte voices preference for Jordan over the Bulls. Michael Jordan downplays a homecoming, focusing on playoffs and another title run. He notes the Bulls won three straight titles before retiring, while Hornets face scrutiny as their playoffs approach. Kenny Gattison and John Bach weigh in on the hype and team hunger.
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Murder plea linked to fatal shooting on U S 74
Demery pleads guilty to first degree murder and faces a 40 year sentence under a plea agreement that consolidates 12 other charges. Judge Weeks delays sentencing until after Green's trial as the crime is linked to the slaying of James Jordan on July 23, 1993.
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Fan wins honorary Hornets ball kid at school drawing
Aaron Banks, an 11 year old, in a school drawing won the honorary ball kid prize for a Hornets game. His aunt Marjorie McKinney surprised him at school, two game tickets go to his family, including his dad Percy Banks who coaches an undefeated Armory team, and his mom Phennie Banks who plans to attend. Aaron admires players Larry, Alonzo, Scottie Pippen, and Muggsy.
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Clinton anti terrorism plan aims at 1.25 billion cost
Jamie Gorelick outlined Clinton’s plan priced at 1.25 billion over five years, plus 150 million more in 1995. The proposal calls for 1,000 new federal law enforcement personnel, taggants in explosives, broader terrorism penalties, FBI access to credit reports, looser telephone record checks, and mandatory records from hotels airlines and other carriers for national security cases.
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Killer saves mother’s life as condemned man donates kidney
Dr Michael Moritz discusses a kidney operation on condemned killer Steven Shelton who donated a kidney to save his mother's life. The account notes Shelton’s Thursday chance to help his mother, a moment highlighted amid a broader set of local news items and features.
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Weather snapshot for Greater Gaston area April 27 1995
Sunset 8 08 p.m. Sunrise 6 36 a.m. Highs reach mid to upper 70s across Charlotte Gastonia Raleigh Durham and Wilmington. Lows dip to the upper 40s to mid 50s with zero precipitation reported.
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