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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2002
Page
6
A Lincoln County sheriff's deputy was hurt in a Wednesday afternoon crash at the intersection of highways 73 and 16 and was airlifted to a hospital. A second person also sustained injuries and was transported by ambulance. The incident prompted medical response and an investigation.
Medical examiners confirm the body found last week in a Nash County well is Amanda Belon Simpson-Deane of Cary, identified by dental records. The 17 year old went missing in September 2000 and would have turned 18 the day before her discovery on February 28.
Smithfield authorities filed charges Wednesday against a 14-year-old at Clayton High for bringing a BB pistol and two knives to school, a 15-year-old Cleveland Middle student for marijuana possession, and a 17-year-old Selma Senior High student for marijuana. One student faced charges and two others received juvenile petitions after a 17-year-old reportedly brought two rifles and moonshine to a Johnston County high school.
U S Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas dismissed black professors protest of his UNC Chapel Hill visit as silly while he said the day would include private meetings with law students. Five professors planned a boycott citing harm from his rulings.
United Arts Council, overseeing 23 local agencies, funds four major grant programs and advocates regionally. Mandolinist Charlie Waller, hailed as the Miles Davis of bluegrass, performed with Darin Aldridge, while Vann Noblett was introduced as the new executive director replacing Terri Marshall. Noblett, previously director of operations and finance, brings a decade of familiarity with the council. Will MacDonald can be reached at 704 869 1838.
Law Davis visited a apartment to identify occupants while Pitts is held on $100,000 bond amid alleged past incidents. Love and Gillian entered December 6. a pistol was brandished and gunfire wounded two men and killed Peterson. Ballew faces $200,000 bond as a murder case co defendants claim innocence. Lipscomb avoids death penalty. other murder cases include Aranda and Boone shootings. Victims include Gregorio Aranda and Billie James Boone. reporters note cooperative statements and robberies. Nancy Moore contact.
The Maritime Museum will host an April 11 invitation reception and an April 12 public viewing from 4 to 6 PM to open a renovated former lam house used as a conservation lab for the Blackbeard project. Visitors enter via guided tours. walk-ins not allowed. A video console and a quarter scale model of the Queen Annes Revenge are featured. artifacts are limited and many items remain in conservation.
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