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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1994
Page
6
A critical piece mocks an IRS pamphlet titled Its Never too Late to pay extortion money arguing the agency uses Orwellian rhetoric to coerce tax filing. It notes claimed 10 million nonfilers, questions about jail, and vague assurances about avoiding criminal prosecution while signaling ongoing enforcement.
The Fed raises rates for the fifth time this year, aiming to cool growth and curb inflation while risking slower borrowing costs for savers. Markets rally on the move, the dollar may strengthen, but borrowers brace for higher loan costs. critics urge caution and note historically low rates mask present pressures. Scripps Howard News Service
The nation confronts sex crime fears as Megan Kanka's case spurs New Jersey calls for police and neighbor notification when sex offenders move nearby. Congress debates publicizing offenders while critics warn near-term safeguards may fail to prevent violence or relocate predators to unseen locales.
Stephen Chapman argues for a middle ground between life sentences and unconditional release. He supports civil commitment for dangerous offenders after release, allowing treatment and potential rehabilitation while protecting the public. Critics worry about preventive detention, but Chapman asserts it balances justice with public safety.
State employees and teachers in North Carolina will see improved health maintenance organization coverage starting October 1 with no hospital co payments. Doctor visit and prescription co payments are capped at ten dollars, mental health visit limits are removed, and some vision care is included in the basic plan. Competition among HMOs and cost control are credited for lower price rises. The state program also reports operating under appropriations after 1993 94 premiums exceeded spending by 94 million dollars, easing next year’s budget impact.
Jeff Greenfield analyzes how Bill Clinton’s hard line on Cuban refugees shaped Florida politics in 1992. The piece notes Clinton’s embargo stance close to victory margins there, while contrasting his broader promise of fundamental change with perceived indecision on other issues. It cites reactions from Cuban-American leaders and Republicans.
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