Southern College owners face federal fraud allegations
In Gastonia area action, Judy and Ronald Reed closed Southern College after an Education Department probe found possible forged records and misused federal funds. FBI investigates with no charges yet. the Reeds deny wrongdoing and may pursue bankruptcy.
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Gastonia
Southern College
Judy
Ronald Reed
U.S. Department of Education
Bessemer City
Rock Hill
Reeds
Vickie Whitley
FBI
Miller-Motte Business College
Department of Education
Flu season moves up as Gaston Health prepares shots
Gaston officials warn of early flu season with federal push labeling 1992 the year of early vaccination. The Health Department starts shots October 12 at $9, urging registration this week. High risk groups include seniors over 65 and those with heart lung disease diabetes or immune issues. The vaccine requires about two weeks to take effect and aims to cut serious complications.
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Gastonia
National
Gaston
Nancy Cox
Centers For Disease Control
Anne Heilig
Gaston Health Department
Health Department
Talks Aim to Avert USAir Machinist Strike in Charlotte
Reporters describe nightlong talks to avoid a strike by USAir machinists that could disrupt the Charlotte hub. Some workers loaded tool boxes and prepared to walk out as the union remains without a contract since March 1990 while USAir seeks wage and cost cuts.
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Charlotte
Usair
Charlotte-Douglas International
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union
Cooling off period ends as USAir workers ready for strike
A 30 day cooling off deadline set by the National Mediation Board expires at midnight as USAir machinists and other workers in Charlotte Greensboro and nationwide threaten to strike. Union leaders and USAir officials meet in Washington with contingency plans in place as workers load tools and prepare to walk out if no agreement is reached.
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National Mediation Board
Washington
Usair
Pickett
David Shipley
Charlotte-Douglas
Bush pledges tax relief for business in state stop
President Bush toured Greensboro with a $28.1 billion five year plan to cut taxes and costs for small businesses. He warned that a Clinton victory would trigger higher taxes and hurt Main Street, saying his plan would spur growth while Clinton’s would burden small firms.
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Bush
Greensboro
Main Street
Bill Clinton
White House
Inside Abby Breakaway Bulletin Board Classifieds
A compact page teaser shows sections Inside Abby and Bulletin Board with a Mostly cloudy Gazette vibe. The bulletin highlights small notices, classifieds, and cross references across pages 4C and 9C.
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Abby
Love blooms in hurricane tents near Homestead
In Florida City shelter tents after Hurricane Andrew host a makeshift community where more than 2,000 residents mingle among dating, marriages being proposed, and tense rules. Lynne Fisher, seven months pregnant, recounts unexpected proposals while Red Cross workers note romantic and disruptive activity amid heat mud and mosquitoes.
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Florida City
Fla
Lynne Fisher
Homestead
Barbara Jean
Red Cross Services
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