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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1994
Page
17
In Wedowee Alabama Nikki ONeal a 16 year old black student led peers as they started a new school year amid revived race relations turmoil caused by a burned school and an attempted prom cancellation. Deputies kept reporters away as students arrived by bus.
Washington struggles to discourage full reform while nudging supporters toward limited steps. The president criticizes moderate GOP opposition to employer financed insurance and urges action based on practical measures. White House aides signal bipartisan talks offer best chance for universal coverage this year.
DETROIT AP Five prison escapees hijacked Geraldine Artley's car with her 8 year old son inside. Artley was jailed a day and a half as a suspect, while her children entered foster care. Police later confirmed her innocence but kept her in custody while verifying her story.
SAT verbal scores fell to 423 while math rose to 479 as the College Board notes a narrowing gap between boys and girls. Officials say rising enrollment in advanced math and science classes drives the shift, with women increasing in both math and verbal scores.
Refugees and detainees in camps fear returning to Rwanda now ruled by the RPF. Officials of the former government and defeated soldiers threaten violence, with reports of deaths and beatings among those urging repatriation.
In Bukavu, Zaire, about 100000 Rwandan refugees mix with residents while aid workers warn of cholera risk and rising food prices. Kamwami, a shopkeeper, says refugees flood his door daily seeking food as 400000 flee across the border. In Goma, violence disrupts aid, hindering repatriation efforts and prompting UN and Red Cross staff withdrawals.
The AP reports Publishers Clearing House will modify its sweepstakes mailings after an agreement with 14 states. The company pays 490000 to fund consumer education and litigation funds, with emphasis on no purchase necessary and clearer finalist terminology to avoid misleading entrants.
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