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Bitter rivals since 1888 dated Friday 6th of November 2009   On Saturday, Duke and North Carolina play. This excerpt is from an article about how intense the schools' football rivalry used to be.
Hagan drops support for N.C. judge's appointment dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan has withdrawn her support for a possible lifetime federal appointment for a state judge who ruled in favor of a company that includes Hagan's husband.
Rand resigns after powerful run in Senate dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   Senate Majority Leader Tony Rand, one of North Carolina's most powerful and colorful lawmakers, announced Wednesday he is resigning from the legislature.
Obama Nominates N.C. Judges to 4th Circuit dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   President Barack Obama on Wednesday nominated two state judges from North Carolina to the 4th Circuit, taking a big step toward filling vacancies on the depleted appellate court and giving Obama a chance to remake a historically conservative court. One nominee, Judge James Wynn Jr. of the North Carolina Court of Appeals, was also a choice of President Bill Clinton, but then-Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N ...
Obama nominates two N.C. judges for 4th Circuit dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   President Barack Obama yesterday nominated two more judges, both from North Carolina, for the Richmond-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. If appointed, Albert Diaz would be the first Hispanic to serve on the 15-judge court, and the other, James Wynn, would be the fourth African-American, said Carl Tobias of the University of Richmond School of Law.
Fisherman's Kin Tells of Final Call From Doomed Boat dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   Shortly before 5 a.m. on March 24, Janet Greene's phone rang in her North Carolina home. A light sleeper, she grabbed it on the first ring, knowing it was likely to be from Royal Smith Jr., a commercial fisherman who had two sons with her daughter, Stacy.
Bank of America's Top Lawyer Wasn't Licensed to Drive Merrill Deal dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   During several weeks late last year -- when some crucial legal decisions affecting not only Bank of America Corp. shareholders but the nation's economic system were being made -- the bank fired its general counsel and replaced him with Brian Moynihan, a business executive who hadn't practiced law in years.
Rand Leaving N.C. Legislature To Head Parole Panel dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   Senate Majority Leader Tony Rand, one of North Carolina's most powerful and colorful politicians, said Wednesday he was leaving the Legislature by the end of the year to become chairman of the state parole commission.
Rand Leaving N.C. Legislature To Head Parole Panel dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   Senate Majority Leader Tony Rand, one of North Carolina's most powerful and colorful politicians, said Wednesday he was leaving the Legislature by the end of the year to become chairman of the state parole commission. Gov. Beverly Perdue announced the Cumberland County Democrat will head the Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission by early next year. "What happens with a bad prisoner? You ...
Judge Tosses Out $1.26B Ruling Against PepsiCo dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   A judge has tossed out a decision for now at least that could have cost PepsiCo Inc. $1.26 billion after the soft drink maker didn't respond to a lawsuit claiming it stole the idea for bottled water.

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