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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1995
Page
2
Stallings says the Transpark will lure new industries and give existing ones access to larger cargo planes. Sughrue notes the current runway will be fully reused. after the second runway is completed it becomes a parallel taxiway for planes awaiting takeoff or taxiing to the cargo area.
Shananda Johnson, a 13 year old black girl from Bayboro, disappeared after her mother entered a drug rehab program in Greensboro. Described as 5 feet 2 inches, 125 pounds with black hair and brown eyes, she may be with unknown relatives. tips welcome to Pamlico County Sheriff's Office at 745-3101.
Consumer advocates say this session offers no major protections for buyers in North Carolina as two bills targeting check cashing and telemarketing face House committee roadblocks. Officials warn of rising losses from phone scams and high check-cashing fees, while proponents push limits on interest rates and registration for prize contests. Military bases urge tighter oversight to curb exploitative check cashing that traps soldiers in debt.
Health policy analyst says reforms threaten care improvement as an amendment would abolish the State Board and its 1.2 million budget. The NC Hospital Association would run hospital cost reports, while critics caution unbiased data aid price competition. Follmer touts privatization, others warn of 1 million uninsured and ongoing health needs. The fate of the commissions rests with upcoming joint budget talks.
NAACP figure Evers Williams told a Minneapolis audience that divisiveness threatens civil rights progress and urged unity. She cited Supreme Court voting and affirmative action rulings and called out Justice Clarence Thomas. About 15 000 attendees, including many youths, were expected at the convention concluding Thursday. Elvis Presley copyright settlement prompts fans to view celestial likenesses online from the photographer’s archive.
Brewton Alabama resident People Prestridge says she favors using general population for political redistricting to improve fairness in minority representation. She notes sewing knitting and traveling as hobbies and shares her view on the Supreme Court decision.
Andrea Berman, 23, began uploading Elvis postcards interviews and lyrics after visiting Graceland. Presley estate sued for infringement but Berman obtained permission from Greenspun to use the materials, avoiding a court ruling.
At a Beatles Alive convention in Independence Ohio Cynthia Lennon John Lennon's first wife laments low recognition for her own career. She recounts sacrificing her dreams for John and notes their split followed Yoko Ono's pregnancy. Lennon has released music written a book and runs a restaurant but mainly attracts attention at conventions.
Miltion Berle, who turns 87, says he hopes for an Emmy nomination for a guest role on Beverly Hills 90210 playing a man with Alzheimer's. He notes he would write a plug for the show if asked, recalling his 1949 Texaco Star Theater Emmy and a 1979 honorary life achievement Emmy.
San Marcos California obituary reports Ralph Neves a Hall of Fame jockey who won 3771 races including 173 stakes died Friday. In 1936 while a teen rider at Bay Meadows he was declared dead after a track accident and revived by adrenaline before walking out of a mortuary. He returned to racing the next day as officials barred him from riding briefly.
The author argues fear of the unknown drove the Chicago Cubs into a late May collapse. He links a May 26 column suggesting Tribune Co could sell the team to a rich buyer with owners resembling a bogeyman, causing players to panic and slump. Mike Royko's column appears on this page Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
A reader poll urges more consumer aid from the General Assembly citing military cutbacks. The letter notes defense readiness has declined since the 1950s and urges action, with reactions about public awareness and ongoing shortages.
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