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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1995
Page
10
A Vermont Royster Freedom Newspaper feature honors publisher John R. Graham with a quoted maxim about journalists' duty to their country and loyalty to the nation over governing authorities. The piece frames Graham as a steadfast voice for public conscience.
Kemp, former housing secretary and New York congressman, opts not to seek the Republican nomination. He would have attracted cross party appeal and championed enterprise zones while urging minority outreach. His absence leaves a reshaped field as supporters note his infectious optimism about the American Dream.
The United States and Vietnam sealed a pact in Hanoi to advance diplomatic normalisation, including resolving financial claims and resuming liaison offices. The agreement unfreezes Vietnamese assets and allows new offices in Hanoi and Washington, while MIAs remain a contentious issue.
Cal Thomas argues Smithsonian scaled back a controversial atomic bomb exhibit after veterans groups blamed bias. He defends Truman decision as saving lives, cites McCullough biography and Stimson quotes, and condemns political correctness in rewriting history.
Jeff Greenfield reflects on Jack Kemp not running for president and laments the loss of civility and hopeful, constructive debate in U S politics. Kemp opposed 187 in California and urged Republicans to stand with Martin Luther King Jr. 35 years ago, a stance many within his party resisted.
A River Bend reader, Lou Colombo, argues abortion harms the unborn child and questions the ethics of late term procedures. He condemns both anti abortion violence and violence inside clinics while urging pro choice advocates to weigh the consequences for the fetus.
A reader fires back at Jerry Shinsky for an insult filled letter to the Forum. The response defends Southern residents and Ohio Maryland and West Virginia folks, chiding Shinsky for misreadings and bigoted language. The writer asserts North Carolinians welcome diverse views and ends with a light rebuke and God loving those involved.
Readers are urged to send submissions to the Forum at the Sun Journal address P O Box 1149 New Bern NC 28563 or fax to 638-466. Letters must be signed with the author's address and number for editor reference. Submissions under 300 words get preference. longer letters may be abridged. Maximum length is 500 words. Anonymous and open letters to a third party are not described.
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