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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1995

Page

2

Public upset at hog waste spill panel in Jacksonville

At a Jacksonville High School meeting state agencies faced hostile questions about the New River contamination after a 25 million gallon hog lagoon spill. Officials described safety, fines, and ongoing plans while residents urged action and warned of political replacements this election season.

Division of Marine Fisheries Division of Environmentalit Jacksonville High School Jacksonville Ron Levine Levine Northeast Creek US 17 Jonathan Howes DEHNR Onslow County North Carolina Howes

Hog farm political contributions rise in 1994

In 1994 hog farm donations climbed to 92,388 with Murphy Family Farms giving over 20,000 to 51 legislators and Prestage Farms totaling 13,500 to 29 lawmakers. Analysts call this pork money in politics and say it buys influence while bills regulating hog farming move through committees.

Institute Bob Hall Senate State Rose Hill Murphy Family Farms Murphys Hall Clinton

Local residents discuss possible candidates and district representation

Leat ber of the New Bern Police Civil Service Board and retired civil service employee at Cherry Point. Evans said he had received some encouragement from some constituents of the district. Bernard George, 44, zoning administrator for the city of New Bern, said he has thought about running for office before. Beatrice R. Smith, 53, principal at Graham A. Barden Elementary School in Havelock since 1984, noted women’s issues in the county need addressing and would be best addressed by a woman. Alice Underhill, 49, former member of the county board of education, argued that the current county commission election system may not guarantee minority representation across all commissioners.

Ber New Bern Underhill

Parker set to unveil evidence at July press conference

Gerald Parker, ousted from Craven County Board, will hold a July 22 press conference at United Missionary Baptist Church to claim charges against him were politically motivated. He faces Aug 21 sentencing after a May 26 federal conviction for conspiracy and maintaining a dwelling for a controlled substance.

Gerald Parker Craven County Board of Commissioners United Missionary Baptist Church Main St United States Parker Elizabeth City

NATO considers blueprint for UN withdrawal from war zone

In Naples, U S Adm Leighton W Smith said allied commanders discussed a NATO plan for a full scale UN withdrawal. He noted withdrawal would depend on a formal UN request and Serbia’s response to withdrawal efforts.

Adriatic Sea Adm Leighton W. Smith NATO Europe U.S. Navy U.N Smith United Nations

Street Repairs or Payments Are in Question

A brief note directs readers to page A3 for details on whether local streets require funding for repairs or new payments, signaling a public works concern and possible council action.

Jackson releases revised anti-semitic song version

Michael Jackson handed Epic Records a cleaned up version of Dont Care About Us replacing antisemitic lines. About 2 million copies of HIStory were in distribution. Jackson apologized for the lyrics and promised to re record and explain in unreleased copies. HIStory tops current Billboard charts amid no charges related to past allegations.

Michael Jackson Dan Beck Epic Records Jackson Beck Bob MJJ Productions Leeds

Arnold plans Crusade film in Israel castle hunt

Arnold Schwarzenegger seeks an old castle in Israel for his next project a Crusaders era film The actor told Panai an Israeli site search is underway and met with Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to discuss filming locations for a historical movie

Arnold Flick Old Castle Israel Castle Arnold Schwarzenegger Yitzhak Rabin Schwarzenegger Panai

Robin Anderson Architect Representative in Raleigh

A Raleigh resident and architect named Robin Anderson says he enjoys sailing and surfing in his spare time. He comments on televised trials noting opinions on the Susan Smith and O J Simpson cases and expresses indifference to watching such broadcasts.

Anderson Raleigh

Schwarzenegger Tours Israel During Planet Hollywood Opening

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger scouted locations on a helicopter tour of Israel last week and visited to launch the Middle East’s first Planet Hollywood restaurant, signaling a broader regional push.

Schwarzenegger Israel Middle East

Bootleg Selena tapes surface ahead of Dreaming of You release

Bootleg copies of Selena's unreleased Dreaming of You album flood markets in Mexico and beyond. EMI Latin confirms illegal Selena videos, T shirts, and CDs are circulating. Abraham Jr. says the family is harmed by misuse of his daughter's name for profit.

Selena You EMI Latin Mexico Abraham Jr

Memnoch the Devil book signing staged by PR crowd

Novell in a bridal gown left a New Orleans cemetery in a mule drawn hearse to promote Memnoch the Devil. A brass band led the procession to the book store with notable PR staff in cape and white 18th century wigs joining the event.

Novell New Orleans Memnoch the Devil Rice

Baseball star Bill Madlock nabbed on bad checks warrant

Former baseball star Bill Madlock was arrested at New York LaGuardia Airport on a warrant charging drawing and passing checks with insufficient funds. He faces three Las Vegas warrants and had just returned from the All-Star Game. Also noted are obituaries for Dr. Morton L. Levin and Dr. Edwin L. Bierman.

Bill Madlock Madlock New York la Guardia Alane Dallas Las Vegas Tabert Detroit Tigers Pittsburgh

Pancho Gonzalez remembered by a ballboy friend

Bob Greene recalls meeting Pancho Gonzalez in 1962 at a Davis Cup match in Cleveland. The legendary player, who turned pro in 1949 and faced restrictions, later died at 67 after a battle with cancer in Las Vegas.

Pancho Gonzalez Cleveland Chuck McKinley Gonzalez McKinley Sunrise Hospital Las Vegas Bob Greene

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