Blind student fights for his life in Wake Medical Center
Eddie Black, 20, a legally blind NC State student from Gastonia, lies in a coma after being struck Oct 30 by Lee Laughton Hill who police say was drunk. Eddie and fellow student were crossing to dorms near campus. Eddie dragged 175 feet and suffered extensive brain damage as Hill faced impaired driving charges.
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U.S. Tariffs Target European Wines in Trade Confrontation
The Bush administration announced punitive tariffs on 300 million dollars of European imports to pressure concessions for American soybean farmers. A 750 ml bottle of white wine would rise from seven cents to 200 percent, effective December 5, potentially sparking a broader trade war with the European Community.
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Carla Hills
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Jim Conner
American Yarn Spinners Association
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Gaston Textile
Carolina Flavor in Clinton Cabinet Rumor
Rumor ties outgoing North Carolina attorney general Thornburg to a federal judgeship or a Justice Department post amid chatter in Washington. Thornburg’s name surfaces as a possible choice for a future Clinton administration role.
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Dick Riley Former South Carolina Governor and White House Official
Dick Riley served as South Carolina governor and later held national roles including White House chief of staff and secretary of education, shaping education policy and federal administration during his career.
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Clinton looks to North Carolina for new administration help
President elect Bill Clinton may draw key advisers from North Carolina as he shapes a transition. NationsBank chief Hugh McColl reportedly discussed cabinet possibilities with Clinton, while Gov elect Jim Hunt and Attorney General Lacy Thornburg receive consideration. Riley circling White House posts. Hunt urges NC involvement.
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Food Lion accused of mishandling in ABC PrimeTime segment
ABC PrimeTime Live charged Food Lion with poor sanitation and dangerous practices including repackaging out-of-date meats, covering spoiled chicken with sauce, washing fish with lemon juice, and bleaching spoiled meat. Hidden cameras suggested time pressures from work rules. Food Lion leaders rejected the charges as false.
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The Gazette Weather Note Fronts Recyclable Detail
The Gazette lists recyclable product details alongside a sunny outlook. Temperature highs around 57 degrees and a low near 36 with a mostly sunny sky.
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Hornets seek Alonzo Mourning as season tips off
At a luncheon the Hornets joke about signing No. 2 draft pick Alonzo Mourning while guiding fans hope for his arrival. George Shinn listens as Larry Johnson Kendall Gill and Muggsy Bogues urge a deal. The Hornets host the Washington Bullets at 8 05 p m with playoff aims and talk of possible roster tinkering if Mourning signs.
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