Ballboy from 1A Enjoys Lifelong Show Experience
Justin Bostic the ballboy enjoyed a unique shoot at the filming coliseum starting August 9 with his mother Carol Blair describing the months as exciting yet tedious. He interacted with players including Cedric Ceballos and NBA stars in a private rest area, while earning money toward a Sony Play Station and saving most of it.
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States Eye Higher Speeds as Weld Seeks Green Light
Gov. William F. Weld proposes raising Massachusetts speed limits if Washington approves. The National Motorists Association, based in Dane, Wis., with about 15,000 members, argues that states should decide safety limits with input from traffic engineers, residents, and politicians.
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Gaston County Growth and Perceptions Amid Charlotte Area Rise
Gaston County grows alongside Mecklenburg and Charlotte, with residents like Robert Davis noting a longer commute to Charlotte but praising quieter towns and lower traffic. Leaders cite growth, transport needs, and sewer water plans, while outsiders view Gaston as a quieter alternative to Charlotte with richer perceptions to improve.
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Clinton vows to defend affirmative action policies
President Clinton voiced support for affirmative action to a black audience on Saturday as Gen Colin Powell watched. Two prominent black Democrats Douglas Wilder and Kweisi Mfume indicated they could back a Powell challenge to Clinton, signaling potential internal pressure.
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Quayle Says Pass on 1996 Presidency Not Absent From Politics
Former vice president Dan Quayle says taking a pass on the 1996 Republican nomination does not end his political career. He notes the pressures of coast-to-coast campaigns in past races and indicates continued public life may come later. Meanwhile two dogs face a possible death sentence as their owner fights a court appeal over their fate.
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Paula Bern column explores salary negotiation tips
Paula Bern offers practical guidance on negotiating a fair salary in her 4A column addressing common barriers, preparation steps, and tactful discussion strategies for job offers and raises.
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Pay the Tax Dilemma Faces Gaston Residents
Property tax bills have been mailed prompting a choice between paying taxes or facing penalties. Beginning October 1 refunds will be issued for motor vehicle taxes to former residents moving out of state, preventing Gaston County from keeping their money.
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Bosnian official boycotts peace talks and regional shifts
Global briefs report a Bosnian official rejecting peace talks while Israel and the PLO move toward renewed discussions. A French teenager perpetrates a deadly rampage killing 12 as international diplomacy unfolds.
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President Clinton snubs Dalai Lama in view column
Guest columnist Bill Williams offers reflections on the Dalai Lama’s reception and the President’s stance in a provocative opinion piece. Williams analyzes the diplomatic and moral implications, weighing political nuance against spiritual expectations in this timely commentary.
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Faldo seals European Ryder Cup win at Oak Hill
Nick Faldo faced 93 yards from the 18th green in a tense Ryder Cup moment. A bold wedge and a nervy putt clinched Europe’s 14 2 1 2 to 13 1 2 victory over the United States as Walton finished Haas, ending under trophy odds. The drama capped a weekend of Europe triumphs.
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Jay Haas
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