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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1993
Page
10
William F Buckley Jr discusses the challenges of gender free terms in public life. He recalls preferring traditional forms while acknowledging progressive shifts such as chairperson and chair. He debates when language reshaping serves courtesy versus ideological pressure.
The Kling family thanks Craven Regional Medical Center and staff for Travis four day hospitalization for dehydration after a stomach flu. They commend Dr Harmon LPNs RNs dieticians and housekeepers along with student nurses for compassionate care during their son 2% year old recovery and blessing the facility and staff.
A reader endorses Ellie Nesler and a harsher justice approach, arguing current laws fail to punish child molesters and other criminals. The note cites Nesler’s Jamestown, California case where she killed a repeat offender who molested her child and taunted her in court.
Dorothy Watson calls 911 on Good Friday as a five week old fox terrier pup trapped beside a ditch is saved by New Bern police officers and Lt. John Harrington with a fire ladder. The puppy is now named Chief Cox by Barbara Purifoy, president of the New Bern Association of the Deaf.
A Craven County volunteer applauds New Bern Police Department officers, led by Officer Kathy Conrad, for respectful handling of a rape victim at Craven Regional Medical Center. The witness notes professional, compassionate questioning by Conrad and supportive backing from Detective Garvey, with praise for overall treatment of the victim.
A Craven County reader comments on the 1992 and 1994 election cycle. They recount promises by Commissioner-elect Bleau to remove Tyler Harris, pledge a clean sweep, and say the job is not finished until Harris is replaced and a new county manager is in place. The letter references meetings on December 6 1992 and November 1994 and criticizes the college bond issue process.
A reader disputes Ed Armstrong and his allies over the county trash plan. He denounces the plan as a wasteful monopoly, argues opponents support recycling and environmental aims, and calls for removal of involved officials. He asserts forced participation and questions legality before Election Day 1994.
Noreen H Burnett recounts moving to New Bern, the hospital transfer from Cherry Point Naval Hospital to Craven Regional Medical Center for pneumonia and respiratory care. She credits a caring team including Jo Mewburn Cassandra Adams Tina Chapple for providing hope, confidence, and treatment in a unfamiliar setting.
A columnist argues that constitutional limits are being eroded gradually by federal expansion. Citing the Family Leave Bill debate and the commerce clause, he warns liberty may vanish by the next century. He recalls Dr. Leonard Read on frog theory and laments erosion of Bill of Rights protections. He critiques gun control, EPA land grabs, and free speech as a tool for broader liberty loss. Walter Williams of Mason University is referenced.
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