Prep scores in a Nutshell Center Stage Florida State coach chases program-builders
Florida State coach Chuck Amato says a win over rival Florida State would boost the program. Flu shots remain scarce as Maxim Healthcare Systems reschedules flu and pneumonia shot clinics at local grocers. Officials confirm Halloween will be observed on October 31 this year amidst prior Sunday confusion. An audit suggests North Carolina tax refunds could arrive sooner via electronic filing and direct deposits.
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Sun Drop Relocates HQ to Lowell Plant Site
Sun Drop, a vibrant Southern classic soda, now anchors Choice USA Beverage Inc at the former AMP plant in Lowell. Dow Jones closes up 210.50 at 10,590.66 as market momentum continues into page 1D Market Watch.
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MIX IT UP Eclectic style gains design credence
A Lincolnton middle schooler reflects on Operation Christmas Child, recalling a shoebox gift received five years ago in his native Bosnia, illustrating diverse impact of the program.
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Mayor Stultz to keynote Homelessness Expo at Eastridge Mall
Mayor Jennie Stultz will deliver the keynote as Gastonia hosts the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Expo at Eastridge Mall. The 10 am event aims to help attendees understand homelessness in the Gastonia area.
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United Way to test new November fundraising program
Gastonia businesses will donate a portion of November profits to the United Way under a new campaign called Teaming Up for the United Way. Leaders say the drive raises community awareness while aiming to meet pledges amid a shortfall. participating firms include Sale Auto Mall Earl Tindal Ford and Luxury Fabrics with pledges tied to car sales, repairs, and other profits.
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Voting for party may miss two races in NC election
Voters selecting a straight party ticket may fail to vote in the presidential race and the 3.1 billion state university and community colleges bond issue. North Carolina’s 28 year old law separates the president’s race from straight party ballots, a rule meant to curb McGovern voting influence.
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Clover man Spann watch Dateline recount death row journey
In Clover South Carolina Sterling Spann 38 and about a dozen relatives watched NBC Dateline recount his 17 year wait from South Carolina death row to national attention He recalled his cell and the pain of missing his mother's 1995 funeral As Spann ministers to youth at the New Life Baptist Church the program offered both happiness and sorrow for him
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Four Palestinians dead as another Day of Rage erupts
Palestinians clash with Israeli troops across the West Bank and Gaza, leaving four dead and 152 injured as Friday prayers spark renewed protests. Hamas leaders urge military action while Washington seeks renewed peace talks under President Clinton.
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Governor candidates shift to fundraising ads in campaigns
Raleigh Bureau reports candidates focus more on fundraising and political advertisements than on large rallies. The piece notes fundraisers and money solicitation as dominant campaign activity this season, with traditional stumping events reduced in frequency.
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Bat bite likely killed Minnesotan man in rabies case
A 47 year old Minnesota man died from rabies after a bat bite likely caused the infection. Health officials said the late treatment led to a fatal outcome. Local health workers urged immediate post bite care and education on bat risks.
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