Knicks edge Hornets in game to seize 2-0 series lead
New York, top Eastern seed, rallied from 10 down in the third to beat Charlotte 111 95 at Madison Square Garden. Alonzo Mourning led Hornets with 27 points and 13 rebounds after Larry Johnson missed much of the game with an ankle sprain.
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Bus Station Plan Sparks Debate in Gastonia
In Gastonia, residents and business owners clash over the Oakland Street transfer station a $1.2 million eight year project backed by officials to improve access to transit. The council approved in 1992 despite church and business protests citing traffic and impact on commerce funding comes from city utilities and federal sources.
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Harrill Jones
Gastonia
First United Methodist Church
Sun protection from clothing debated by dermatologists
Scripps Howard News Service reports that clothing may offer key sun protection, with SPF values from 5 to 1200 in fabrics such as denim. Dermatologists urge standards as SPF claims rise and the ozone layer shrinks, noting regulated sunscreens remain stricter than apparel.
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Skin Cancer Journal
Sun Precautions
Seattle
Solumbia
Health and Welfare Canada
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
David McLean
Vancouver General Hospital
University of British Columbia
Inside Abby Bulletin Board Summary
Local notices and small items from Abby sources appear in the bulletin board section. Classifieds, comics, puzzles, and community notices share page space, reflecting everyday town life and user postings.
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Abby
Cease-fire in Bosnia as Mostar clashes rage
Amid fierce Croat Muslim fighting in Mostar, U N officials accuse Croats of expelling hundreds of Muslims. U N observers reach Zepa by foot after roadblock, as Ukrainian troops are blocked en route. Demilitarization targets Srebrenica and Zepa with weapon handover due by specified deadlines.
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U S plan to deploy 500 member police force to Haiti
The United States and allies intend to push a U.N. Security Council vote this week authorizing a 500-member international police force for Haiti. The Times cites Clinton officials and U.N. sources as diplomatic efforts continue to restore elected President Aristide amid sanctions, violence, and fear.
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Learn the Safest Way to Treat Bumps and Scrapes
A guidance session scheduled for Tuesday focuses on proper first aid for minor injuries. Expert instructors outline steps to clean, cover, and monitor wounds and provide tips to prevent infection.
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