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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1994
Page
2
Homan leads a group of about 30 boys to a camp that alternates one week of girls and one week of boys. Children of organization members may attend at no cost, reflecting inclusive access within the program.
Trader family property near US 70 seeks commercial rezoning after a planning board vote. Residents fear traffic and congestion at Miller Boulevard Church Road Lake Road, while Harrington argues growth and convenience justify the change. Public hearing set for Sept 12 to consider final action by the city commissioners.
North Carolina, Virginia and local police broaden the search for two escapees in Waynesboro after a Virginia aia union plate reported stolen in Virginia Beach was found near the scene. Officials say one fugitive Stromer, serving a life term for a 1990 Pitt County rape conviction, may head toward West Virginia. fingerprints from the stolen car are being reviewed. Bonney, convicted in Camden County for a 1988 murder of his daughter, suffers from a mental condition delaying a new sentencing hearing. Bonney was a former East Carolina University lecturer and faces a death sentence already under appeal.
U N peacekeeping for Rwanda seen as 4100-strong mission but US would stay out of combat. Defense Secretary Perry said American troops limited to refugee relief, with 1200 already in region and up to 2000 possible. The death toll estimates exceed 350,000 as Tutsi rights face violent reprisals from Hutu militias amid refugee flows to Zaire. Ogata urged a sincere postwar power share, while a leaked rebel list circulated in Goma targeting former government supporters.
Virginia districts in the northeast state section weave around a suspect intent by the North Carolina General Assembly. Watt questions the ants splants case on appeal. Attorney General Mike Easley hopes the panel’s decision enables the Supreme Court to address all factors in drawing the districts. Everett and other plaintiffs file a mandering lawsuit. Hawke comments on the reaction to Monday’s ruling.
Readers weigh in on whether The Citadel must force Cadet Shannon Faulkner to cut her hair as part of the military academy's uniform standards. Calls prompt opinions for and against the policy, amid broader questions about gender and tradition in military settings.
A nostalgia Woodstock show at Bethel farm near the original site was canceled after only 1,650 tickets sold for August 13 14. Promoter Harry Rhulen cited lack of interest and said the event would not go on. Meanwhile the nearby Saugerties festival planned for the same dates reported about 100,000 unsold tickets as organizers sought ways to boost attendance. The Saugerties lineup includes Bob Dylan Spin Doctors Aerosmith the Allman Brothers and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Lisa Marie Presley and Michael Jackson confirmed after 11 weeks of denial that they are secretly married and very much in love. The couple, linked to Graceland and Neverland, faced sensational reports as tabloids claimed a union between Elvis's heir and the pop icon.
The couple disclosed a May 26 Dominican Republic ceremony and denial of rumors. They said they lied for privacy and plan to raise a family, while reporters pursued confirmation amid speculation about a Los Angeles production tie and alleged private vows.
Shannon Faulkner faces head shaving to join The Citadel corps of cadets as the court allows gender neutral policy. Judge C Weston Houck ruled the practice can proceed this fall, while Faulkner and her lawyers argue it humiliates women and seeks alternatives. Citadel contends the act is part of cadet discipline.
On the first night of the Voodoo Lounge world tour in Washington's Robert F. Kennedy Stadium the Rolling Stones delivered a vigorous varied show. Mick Jagger joked about nerves and aging while the band blended new material with familiar hits for a sold out 43 city kickoff.
Bob Greene critiques Donald Fehr and the players union amid a baseball strike discussion. He argues fans love the game as much as, or more than, major leaguers and imagines a town by town talent tryout league. He questions Fehr's claim that players want to play most of all.
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