24 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1995
Page
1
Budget negotiators discuss team sizes and strategies to resolve disputes over tax reductions and Medicare, Medicaid, welfare and other programs. Talks target a Dec 15 spending deadline, with potential spillover into January after Congress’ Christmas break.
Six months into a group aided by Columbia University psychologist Dr. Ivan Goldberg, Internet addiction is defined by negative life impact rather than hours online. He cites low work productivity, skipped classes, unpaid bills, and broken relationships as core indicators, with 2 to 3 percent of U.S. Internet users affected.
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Shoppers can find Carolina Freight memorabilia at local gift shops and museum stores while Kings Mountain National Military Park offers Colonial and Revolutionary War items. Eastridge and Gaston malls extend hours, Sam's Club highlights electronics and toys, and garden shop at Daniel Stowe offers garden art and books. Online catalogs from AOL, CompuServe, and Prodigy plus CD-ROM catalogs expand ordering options.
Freelance photographer Charles Rathbun, 38, was booked for investigation of murder in the disappearance of Linda Sobek, a former Raiders cheerleader. Her body has not been found and bail was set at 1 million dollars. He faced charges expected Monday at Hermosa Beach Police Department.
A state licensing panel suspended a therapist license after she spoke publicly about her counseling sessions with Nicole Brown Simpson. The action reflects ongoing scrutiny of confidentiality and professional ethics in high profile cases.
In 1937 the Empty Stocking Fund raised 588 dollars to provide a holiday meal for over 250 needy children and delivered groceries or toys to 600 more children and parents. Robin Arline and her two children, after a previous Thanksgiving in Washington DC, are now staying in temporary quarters at The Salvation Army shelter on Broad Street.
The state assesses how many new hog farms may arise from a proposed expansion of a large Bladen County slaughterhouse. A New Jersey congressman seeks a five year extension of a moratorium on striped bass fishing in federal waters. Sonya Kinney, hearing impaired, giggles about boys, school and cars.
A Dutch painter near Rembrandt level is staging his first major U.S. exhibition after 300 years, while the Mayflower is described as coming home nearly four centuries later. The pieces blend history and art within a transatlantic dialogue.
Hunter Huss seeks to rebound from a September loss to Crest as they prepare for a state 4A quarterfinal tonight. The Huskies, 10-3, believe they can compete with the defending champions and push for advancement despite the earlier 23-0 defeat. The Dallas Cowboys end Kansas City’s streak with a 24-12 win amid Emmitt Smith knee concerns. Lions stun Vikings 44-38 as Scott Mitchell throws four TDs in his best game despite a sore ankle.
Interim director Andy Slupperich notes the gift shop offers a range of presents for all ages with prices from a few dollars to about 50 dollars. The piece contrasts changing job markets with the enduring value of the museum shop as holiday shoppers head to Charlotte for 1995, signaling a shift beyond malls.
Cloudy conditions with highs in the mid 50s and overnight lows around 30s across Gastonia Greensboro Hickory Raleigh Durham and Wilmington. Sunset at 5 13 PM. Precipitation zero.
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