We the United States veterans recall a united 1945 victory
Jim Wright reflects in the Dallas Morning News on V-J Day 1945 as a unique national bonding moment. He credits the World War II generation with teamwork, discipline, and broad home-front support that welded Americans into a single resilient society.
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Pamlico County Private Prison Debate Stirs Local Group
Citizens Involved In Government outlines its stance on a proposed private prison for Pamlico County. The letter explains the group’s goals to gather facts, foster two way communication, and study pros and cons before deciding. It highlights potential benefits like tax base and employment, and risks including safety, neighborhood impact, and public relations. The group pledges to seek grants and help residents connect with agencies while remaining undecided until all facts are in.
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Girls' Babe Ruth League a winner in New Bern
Elaine Brouchard describes forming New Berns first Babe Ruth Girls Fast-Pitch Softball League. Eighty girls ages eight to eighteen formed five teams, learning sportsmanship and teamwork. The organizers seek more players and sponsors for a spring and a planned fall league, listing area sponsors and thanking contributors.
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Mark Williams
Raleigh
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Change in Craven County Democratic leadership aims to end old patronage
J W Williams writes as Craven County Democratic Party chairman reflecting on the 1994 NC election rebuke of Democrats for complacency and outlining steps to reform party practices. He defends open nominating procedures for the 3rd District seat, praising Evans as the majority choice and criticizing the old system of rewarding cronies.
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Response to AIDS Letter Denounces Bigotry and Calls for Education
In a Forum letter the writer rebukes urges to “rid” society of gays and drug users as a cure for AIDS. Citing CDC data from 1985 to 1993, the piece notes heterosexual transmission rising, that AIDS now hits ages 25 to 44, and argues for education, compassion, and public health funding over blaming groups. The author condemns Sen. Helms’s stance and urges actions grounded in accuracy and humanity.
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Black Enterprise in Slavery Era Shows Resilience and Innovation
syndicated columnist at George Mason University notes that enslaved Africans forged income through hidden work and small ventures, from bricklaying and medical practice to stalls and shops. They faced legal and white exploitation yet built quasi free enterprises, while 19th century conventions urged self help and trades over dependency.
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Robert Gordon
Cincinnati
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Frederick Douglass
George Mason University
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