Richard Dreyfuss criticizes TV in court at Simpson trial
Actor Richard Dreyfuss says television and media should be banned from commenting on ongoing trials and praises the legal system for protecting both the people's interests and defendants' rights. He spoke after attending the O J Simpson trial to research a film role as an attorney.
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Ingle death row clemency debate alarms North Carolina
The Sept 20 1991 coverage centers on Phillip Ingle who killed Fred and Margaret Davis and E Z and Sarah Willis. Gov. Hunt and the state oppose clemency citing a rational act of killing, while defense lawyers describe mental illness and delusions. The article details psychiatric testimony and the legal battle over insanity as a motive and the death sentence stands.
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Ingle requests lifelong mental institution to avoid street life
Ingle, 34, sentenced to death for 1991 murders, demands permanent confinement in a mental institute or lockup ward or execution. His standby attorney Julian Wright reports no appeal filed yet. Death row inmate cites paranoid schizophrenia in his family and ongoing treatment for anxiety and depression.
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South Carolina Opens First Gator Hunt in Decades
Hunters armed with snares and deer meat scoured old coastal rice fields on Monday for South Carolina’s first alligator hunt in more than three decades. They rode ATVs along marsh edges as egrets flew overhead, chasing gators that can fetch up to $1000 for meat and hides.
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Bosnian Government and Croat Forces Attack Serb Areas
The Bosnian government and Croat forces inflicted more Serb losses Monday while pushing to capture large territories, jeopardizing weeks of peace mediation. For the first time the government reportedly offers $1.2 million to secure the release of an American and three Europeans held by Kashmiri separatists.
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Powell rebukes rhetoric on immigrants amid tax bill push
Colin Powell condemns efforts to deny government services to legal immigrants and children of undocumented aliens. He targets a general meanness in demonizing migrants while noting partisan tension. House Republicans draft a broad tax bill seen as harming the working poor and pressuring pensions to move funds. The Washington Post and New York Times agree to publish the Unabomber manifesto in Tuesday editions.
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Committee to redraw Gaston County school lines to meet parents
A 27 member committee chosen to redraw attendance boundaries for Gaston County schools will meet the parents of students who could be reassigned to new schools. City council members say two groups seeking to save a 73 year old church are knocking on the wrong door. A reader shares how an image in an aviation magazine inspired Rebecca Porter to become a helicopter pilot.
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Veggie chili and other dishes receive red heart marks
The Silver Diner menu highlights healthier options with red heart symbols on dishes such as veggie chili and the herb chicken sandwich. The piece notes the government Tea party panel should end, and a separate report says firms increasingly use temporary staff as downsizing grows.
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Weather Forecast for Greater Gaston Area and Raleigh Durham
The forecast lists today’s highs in the mid 80s with lows around 61 to 63 degrees. Rain is not expected in Gaston and Raleigh Durham, with precipitation only noted as 0.01 inches near Raleigh Durham and 0.00 near Hickory.
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Capers hints at Collings quick QB move for bonus
Carolina coach Dom Capers signaled on Monday that rookie Kerry Collings may see a speeded up role this season to utilize his seven million signing bonus. The Penn State graduate will receive most practice reps this week and next.
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