10 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1995
Page
1
Washington report on a House passed crime bill that would allow evidence seized without a warrant to be used in federal courts if police reasonably believed a warrant was unnecessary. Critics call it a step toward a police state eroding Fourth Amendment protections.
Marianne Gingrich favors a private life as she weighs eco education reforms. EL NASCAR racing action kicks off at Daytona with season underway and fans buzzing about the speedway showdown.
Gov. Jim Hunt appoints Bruce L. Freeman 54 as director of Marine Fisheries to take office March 1 with an $80 000 salary. Freeman, a New Jersey fish and wildlife research scientist, created and previously led the state's marine fisheries program amid months of upheaval and conflict.
Hal Walter of Craven County recalls clear bass in the Neuse River 17 years ago while noting dwindling otters minks and fish eating birds. He joins the Neuse River Foundation’s air patrol program to film pollution, starting with hog farms as the first focus.
Republicans and 30 Democrats backed a referendum on veto power after Governor Hunt’s State of the State. Rep. George Miller led the debate for approval in the House, which approved 95 to 19 as lawmakers aim to let voters decide the issue. If approved, the governor could veto all but local bills, with overrides needing 60 percent in both chambers.
With tax cuts central to the GOP agenda, Democrats pressed to expand the personal exemption and child deduction. Rep. Connie Wilson led a $237 million plan to raise the exemption by $500 over two years, while Rep. George Miller urged delivering the full $500 this year, an amendment blocked 65-50. House votes showed mixed support and party clashes over timing.
State leaders hailed Jim Hunt s address for pushing a 483 million tax relief plan and crime measures while showing less enthusiasm for Smart Start. Republicans welcomed his union with their agenda after their House win and Senate gains, though some remained cool to early childhood programs. Democrats largely backed Smart Start, praising the election outcome but wary of program expansion.
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