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10 THE NEWS-JOURNAL
Body
R»eford, N.C.
October 20,1993
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of Fayetteville and Little Rock, Ark.
Examiners will compare dental
records w ith those of Moon.
“We're ninety-nine percent sure he's
our man," Conerly said hased on the
personal items found on the body.
Conerly said Moon was wanted by
the U.S. Marshalls service and the F.B.l.
for jumping bail on charges of money
laundering and wire tampering, and sus
pect his illicit activities led to his mur
der.
Relief
While investigators declined to
specify how many suspectsare involved
in the m urder, Conerly did say it appears
he could hav e been shot w ith more than
one gun.
If the body is that of Moon, more
mysterious circumstances surround his
murder than just who killed him and
w hy.
Mixin, according to Conerly. lived in
Fayetteville in 1991 when he was ar
rested August 4. Released fivedays later,
Conerly said, the man soon after moved
to Little Rock, Ark.
In January of 1992 Moon flew back
to Fayetteville, where he rented a 1992
white Geo Prism at the airport. He was
never seen again.
The rental car was never reported
stolen or missing, Conerly.said, and the
company does not know wh:it happened
to the automobi le. “No one knows where
it is," he said.
Detectives said they were unaware if
family or friends ever re|xvrted Moon
missing.
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The changes grandfather in old busi
nesses by allowing them to operate 10
feet from the right of way of any public
road.
The county akso eased problems for
junkyards near homes, schools and
churches.
If the business pre-dated the home,
school or church, it does not have to
conform to 150 foot and .4(X) foot mini
mum distances between the two.
“If you're in compliance and some
body moves to you, it won't throw you
out of compliance. " 'Y arborough ex
plained.
Some debate arose w hen County At
torney Neill Yarborough said he thought
the changes should only apply to busi
nesses in operation prior to adoption of
the original ordinance — October 20,
1987.
County Manager Mike Wood .said he
thought the changes would cover all
junkyards currently operating in the
county. Commissioners also were reti
cent to apply changes only to the pre-
1987 businesses. Chairman L.E.
McLaughlin raised the issueof one owner
who appeared before the board’s last
meeting, who purchased his business
after October 20, 1987 with no knowl
edge of the county’s regulations.
The young man said he tried to com
ply w ith the regulations, and asked the
county to work with all the owners.
The board finally discarded the op
tion of considering businesses after 1987
on a case-by-case basis, and opted for
blanket coverage for all current opera
tors.
However. Yarborough said, busi
nesses must still register with the Health
Department within the next six months
or lose the “grandfather" lenient provi
sions. All other regulations will still
apply.
“This gives them a second chance,
another six-month window to come in
and get that license,’" he said. “These
amendments make the ordinance easier
for pre-existing junkyard owners to live
with."
Owners agreed.
“1 appreciate what you' ve done for us
tonight," Larry Da 'is said. Davis owns
Bear’s Motorcycle Salvage on highway
211 West.
A(dopt this pet
He fetches newspapers, will bring
you your slippers and can operate
the T. V. (one assumes) and he needs
a home. It you would like to adopt
this dog or one of his friends, go by
the Hoke Animal Shelter or call 875-
5486.
Cable
(Continued from page I)
Attorney Neill Yarborough said, be
cause it's a ‘noblood, no foul situation"
between the two companies.
He said eventually the forthcoming
regulations of the cable industry should
provide relict for consumers who want
the serv ice. Until then. Wood said, more
issues will need to be addressed locally.
Yarborough warned the need to ad-
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