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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1995
Page
8
Analysis argues Clinton’s budget avoids entitlements reform, especially Medicare and Medicaid, while interest on debt and defense costs rise. It says Republicans use public posture without decisive action, leaving Medicare costs to balloon and Social Security off limits for now, pressuring both sides to eventually face specifics.
North Carolina lawmakers push to cut the Department of Public Instruction by 50 percent, targeting a 4.7 billion dollar budget and 800 staff. The plan would scale back Raleigh and regional offices while shifting training grants to local schools and private contracts.
A column argues against Bush era push to permit warrantless searches under a good faith standard. It cites Sen Thurmond and Sen Rudman, notes House passage of Exclusionary Rule Reform Act of 1995, and warns of eroding protections. It recalls James Otis and Johnson v U.S. and questions leadership stance. The piece criticizes Hyde and Frank for backing warrants. It cites Nat Hentoff on First Amendment authority.
Paul O'Connor analyzes North Carolina veto power as a potential tool for a future governor. He argues the executive already controls personnel, budgets, and boards, and HB 11 line-item veto would magnify that reach, weakening legislative oversight and empowering political retribution.
Ed Greenberg of Temple B'nai Sholem New Bern urges readers to confront Holocaust denial. He argues 4 million non Jews were killed and criticizes those who call the Holocaust a Hollywood hoax. He cites moral accountability and cites a Biblical plea for forgiveness.
A reader praises two billboards displaying Christian messages near Highway 17 and in New Bern. He urges evangelism despite potential offense, endorsing open praise of Jesus Christ and urging Christian Americans to keep sharing the gospel.
Suzanne F. McNulty of Coastal Women's Shelter thanks Sun Journal for supporting the Cubby Bear Project. The shelter received 50 Cubby Bears to give to every child resident, providing security in a new environment and a personal keepsake on departure.
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