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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1994
Page
5
Advertising director Judy Zimmerman and circulation manager Jerry Wicks oversee staff at the Vermont Royster Freedom Newspaper with a quoted motto about journalists serving their country.
The piece humorously argues video games may ease strike mood by engaging children of the 80s with ownership fantasies. It critiques MLBs finance, proposing “owner” characters test new games that mirror franchise cash flows and relocation pressures, while noting shadowy gains from subsidies and stadium deals.
An article argues Congress should be subject to the Civil Rights Act and other laws, extending protections to about 35,000 employees on Capitol Hill. It warns that political appointees and staff would lose exemptions, aligning congressional practice with general employment law and ending a long-standing shield from enforcement.
The piece surveys transitions from authoritarian rule to democracy, noting Gorbachev and de Klerk, then focusing on Mexico's PRI victory under Carlos Salinas and Ernesto Zedillo. It credits Salinas with shaping a system now monitored for fairness, while acknowledging past rigging and ongoing economic and political challenges, with remarks from Stephen Chapman.
State health officials warn that parents often misunderstand teen care at school and public health clinics. Reproductive health visits are a minority of cases, with clinics emphasizing prenatal and abortion discussions. Public outreach aims to clarify services and reassure skeptical parents.
Pose critical questions about pollution claims by Rick Dove and defend Ramada wastewater plant expansion. Arguments emphasize 5 BOD effluent, DENIAL of nitrogen limits, deadlines, and the need for reasonable solutions to protect Township 7 residents and river health.
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