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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1994
Page
10
Congress faces a heated clash as Democrats rush to assemble a universal health coverage bill by August, while House Republicans urge a delay to allow thorough costing and public scrutiny. Critics warn against sweeping changes including universal participation and a national medical records system, urging honest, open debate.
Illinois Supreme Court awarded Baby Richard to Otakar Kirchner after a 3½ year fight sparked by an adoption marred by deceit. The decision, though right, is not gratifying as adoptive parents surrendered the boy they raised since birth. The case highlights tensions between deception, blood ties, and the law as lawmakers weigh clearer rules for such disputes.
Stephen Chapman argues that Haiti's turmoil could force a U S invasion as a last resort. He notes sanctions backfired, refugees surged, Aristide's return unlikely, and regional powers oppose unilateral action. The piece questions long term U S role and democracy aims.
In Raleigh on July 1 legislative leaders wrestled over a budget adjournment. House Speaker Dan Blue and Senate President Pro Tem Marc Basnight extended deadlines to negotiate. House strategy favored education and teacher pay while avoiding pork. Gov. Hunt potentially called to reconvene, with political risks for incumbents. Paul O’Connor notes the parallel power plays and looming elections.
A critical column argues the Defense Department wastes two billion dollars on a Pentagon facelift as war readiness suffers. It cites generals noting budget shortfalls for training and parts, calls for relocating to Omaha, and urges drastic downsizing to reflect common sense and accountability.
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