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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1995

Page

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Allison the earliest Florida hurricane hits Gulf Coast

Allison buffeted the Gulf Coast with 75 mph winds flooding more than 65 coastal homes, three hotels, and a restaurant along an 150 mile Big Bend stretch. The storm toppled power lines cutting electricity to 48,000, spawned tornadoes near St. Marys and Jacksonville Beach, but caused no major injuries.

Shell Point Fla Allison Florida Gulf Coast Kenny Thompson Ochlockonee Bay Big Bend Panhandle Taylor County

Zero tolerance policy cuts guns from local schools

Mrs Shovelin notes the districts strict policy against guns results in expulsions. Gun incidents at Hunter Huss and other schools have fallen over three years, with several incidents in 1993 94 and 1994 95. Principals stress respect for police, while an art program promotes non violence. County peers weigh funding cuts for resource and DARE officers, with officials arguing the cost is justified.

Shovelin Hunter Huss North Gaston High School Steve Laws Laws Henry

Choice plan would offer tax credits for home and private schooling

State Rep. Bob Hensley warned against a Republican backed bill linking a tax credit up to 1000 per child to attending private or home schools and allowing public schools to open classes and sports to nontraditional students. The plan, approved by the House Finance Committee, faces full House and Senate votes with key Republicans touting greater parental choice and critics warning of talent drain and recruitment in public schools.

Bob Hensley Raleigh House Finance Committee John Rayfield Belmont John Gamble Lincolnton Jack Hunt Cleveland County State Senate Steve Wood High Point Robert Brawley Mooresville Hensley John Wilson N.C. Association of Educators Wilson Wood House Senate

Funeral operator faced scrutiny after pockets $75000 in prepaid funerals

Community mourns relatives believed laid to rest as Vermont case unfolds. Ruth Covell recalls the operator as personable while Franne Whitney Nelson laments lost public trust in funeral services. License revoked, bankruptcy filed, and exhumation pending with no criminal charges yet.

Titemore Ruth Covell Milford, N.H Ms. Metcalf Franne Whitney Nelson Ms. Covell

Weather roundup for Greater Gaston and region

Weather report for June 5, 1995 lists sunset 8 36 p m and sunrise 6 19 a m. Asheville 83 64 with no precip. Charlotte 88 69 with no precip. Gastonia 87 69 with 0 08 inches. Greensboro 87 68 with no precip. Hickory 88 68 with 0 01 inch. Raleigh Durham 89 69 with no precip. Wilmington 85 71 with 0 42 inch. Precipitation totals vary across cities.

Raleigh-Durham Norman Mt. Island Wylie Buffalo Minkee Brington Diego Christn W.vo Helena Juan P.R Cheyenne Honolulu Norfolk Vo Shivort Andrge Colmbs Ohio Jesavile Sioux Fils Atinta Ashvile Syracuse Austin Atlatic City Cdy Car Dayton Edy Los Vi Dr Portind Ty Dlr Lampa Bolimre Denver Cdy Priind Ore Topeka Dr i Cdy Cr Des Mnes A Produce Tucson Bilings Detroit Edy Lousy Anais Dy Reid Cry Tulsa Bismarck Briingham Dy Duluth Reno Wshagin D.chite Boise el Paso Richmad Wickes-Brie Boston Evansvile Sacrmnto Cay Evwnsvile

Proposal may maintain Citadel's all male corps

Converse College President Sandra Thomas and South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon announced a program funded by taxpayers and private donations to back a women’s leadership initiative. South Carolina will invest 3.4 million dollars while The Citadel contributes about 6.6 million in private gifts to support a 10 million dollar program at Converse College in Spartanburg.

Converse College Sandra Thomas South Carolina Charlie Condon Citadel Spartanburg

Appeals court rejects bid to reinstate juror in Simpson case

A frantic bid to salvage a black male juror was thwarted when an appeals court refused the plea by O J Simpson's attorneys to reinstate one of two jurors dismissed earlier in the day. Also notes on sunshine risks and health trends follow in brief items.

O.J. Simpson

Gastonia council weighs 1995 96 budget and golf surcharge

Gastonia commissioners begin from scratch on a 1995 96 budget. City council members say they may approve a 153 million budget on June 201. Today they discuss a proposed 1 surcharge for each round of golf at the city course and a plan to spend 250 000 to repair the Erwin Center pool.

Gaston Gastonia Erwin Center

UNC study flags murder as top killer for young Black men

A University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill study finds homicide is the leading cause of death for young Black males in North Carolina. A defendant with a hung jury on sexual assault charges pleaded no contest to eight counts on Monday.

North Carolina University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill

Two Gaston firms named in North Carolina top 10

Parkdale Mills Inc of Gastonia ranked No 4 and Pharr Yarns Inc of McAdenville ranked No 8 in a statewide survey of top NC companies. Cotton growers and textile executives convene at the Marriott City Center for a two day cotton summit.

Gaston County North Carolina Parkdale Mills Inc Gastonia Pharr Yarns Inc McAdenville U.S Marriott City Center

Panthers rely on veterans to fuel expansion team growth

The Carolina Panthers have built success by courting veteran players to bolster the roster. Kyle Petty stunned Dover Downs crowds with an unexpected win, while Ashbrook saw its long-time coach resign after a historic run. Lincoln ton rolled to a 3-2 NC 2A semifinal victory over Ledford, propelled by a botched ground ball. The Hornets weigh Indiana ties as they seek a new front office leadership.

Lincolnton Ledford Wolves

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