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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1994
Page
8
A quotation from Vermont Royster asserts that a journalist owes nothing to those who govern the country and owes everything to the nation, underscoring independence and national service in the press.
The FCC proposes allocating over 1000 personal communications service licenses to small businesses, women, and minorities, promising 60 percent bidding credits and a share of a $5 billion value. Critics warn of potential sham growth and race or gender biases outweighing proven business records, while the agency aims to reflect America in its auction strategy.
A columnist lauds ticket scalpers as free market actors who meet demand by selling above face value. They argue anti scalping laws create shortages, favor insiders, and hamper access, urging permission for scalpers to operate openly.
The piece argues the Foster death ruling by Robert Fiske is seen by some as central to Clinton inquiries while debunking persistent rumors. It notes shifting attitudes toward rumors, cites Falwell and Limbaugh, references Oliver Stone's JFK and Reagan, and questions liberal efforts to challenge protest movements amid a charged political climate led by figures like William F. Buckley Jr.
Raleigh column notes political postures in North Carolina as Senate Bill 1555 would offer in state tuition to evacuees from Cherry Point while lawmakers clash over tax language. The piece recounts quotes and reactions from Sen. Remight, Rep. Bowman, Betsy Cochrane, and Lt. Gov. Wicker, with mention of road loops around major cities and a critique of bureaucratic speech.
A reflective essay argues sin is not uniquely American, tracing European precursors in France and Germany. It links Nietzsche and Eliot to late 19th century pessimism, notes postwar shifts in art and morality, and contrasts past debates with contemporary views on abortion and personal liberty.
The Sun Journal reminds readers submissions must be signed with the author’s full address and a telephone number. Submissions should be sent to Forum at P O Box 1149 New Bern North Carolina 28563.
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