Jordan’s Father James Jordan Shot Dead in Disappearance Case
In Fayetteville AP report says James Jordan, Michael Jordan’s father and NBA figure, was found dead from a chest gunshot in a South Carolina creek near McColl. Federal and state authorities opened kidnapping and homicide probes after identifying the body on August 3, with no suspects or motives yet established.
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Reunion Dream Realized As 11 Year Search Ends
Sherrie Grigg, a deaf woman with cerebral palsy, travels from Gastonia to Zephyrhills Florida to meet her birth mother after 11 years of searching. The note from her mother asks for forgiveness and expresses joy at the reunion. Grigg was adopted at 10, lived in Vermont and North Carolina, and faced communication barriers while seeking her birth family.
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Slain drug owner Harold Hearne hailed for scouting work
The Lowell Discount Drug owner Harold Hearne, a devoted scout and community figure, was killed as police lined the recycling bin behind Akers Center. Neighbors recall his weekly dinners for Gardner Park youths and his active role in Troop 11.
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Gastonia Pharmacist Shot Dead Behind Shopping Center
Harold Clifton Hearne II a 44 year old Gastonia pharmacist was found shot to death behind the Akers Center near Erskine Drive late Thursday. Investigators say the bullets were close range and no motive or suspects have been identified yet.
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Free trade pact clears hurdle as U S and Mexico yield to Canada
Negotiators from the United States and Mexico bowed to Canada's opposition to trade sanctions, clearing the path for NAFTA. The settlement on side accords allows the Clinton administration to turn the pact into a congressional submission this fall amid an uncertain fate. President Clinton calls it a path breaking agreement promising thousands of American jobs as Canada hails no sanctions. Canadian Trade Minister Tom Hockin says victory for no sanctions. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell expresses readiness to work on the pact.
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