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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1994
Page
2
Tyler and Robert Browning of Marion NC were recovered after a rugged terrain incident. Browning's memorial service was held Thursday as fire officials investigate. Forecasters warned of high winds but crews remained on scene. Richard Tyler spoke earlier about the job’s hazards, urging caution.
Dwayne Lynn known as Beebo the Clown gives tips while a timid rider faces Mighty Mouse in a rodeo. After initial fear the rider ties hands, climbs the fence and makes a dramatic exit atop the 1650 pound bull, adrenaline surging as he claims victory over the ride.
Dwayne Lynn known as Beebo, a 29 year old James City rodeo clown, fights bulls and treats his own wounds after falls. He performs unicycle juggling and balloon sculptures when not taunting bulls. He wears a chest brace with a heart blade and says he avoids hospital by healing at home. His father and grandfather were rodeo clowns, inspiring his long career begun around age ten in 1982.
At Craven Fairgrounds on US 70 east of New Bern the Bad to the Bone Rodeo showcases pro riders in bareback riding barrel racing team roping goat tying steer wrestling and bull riding with prize money. Shows set for 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday feature comedy by Beebo the clown between events and a fireworks display. Tickets cost 10 for adults 5 for kids 12 and under with free admission for youngsters two and under. Proceeds benefit Vietnam Veterans Chapter 272.
House and Senate leaders near a tentative budget deal focused on recurring funds for ongoing needs and one time revenues from tax collections and unspent state money. The plan aims to finish the session by Saturday after three days of private talks with House Speaker Dan Blue and Senate President Pro Tem Marc Basnight.
In Los Angeles court documents Roseanne Arnold, who now uses her first name, says she feared her husband Tom Arnold and withdrew abuse claims earlier. She provides photos of bruises from their marriage while Tom requests $100,000 monthly support and accuses her of plundering his belongings. Roseanne says she cannot pay him as she supports her first husband.
Howard Stern, Libertarian candidate, challenges Albany ethics rule requiring public office candidates to disclose finances. He argues personal finances are private and seeks relief in state Supreme Court. Stern lists goals to reinstate death penalty, speed tolls, and night work by road crews before resigning after completion.
SUN JOURNAL notes Oriental Jackson, a construction worker, says he enjoys time with his fiance and has no idea how many hurricanes will hit the North Carolina coast this year or what he has done to prepare. He admits, I haven't done anything.
Arnold Schwarzenegger pressed his boots and hands into wet cement outside Mann's Chinese Theatre with wife Maria Shriver helping. He signed his line I ll be back as about 3,500 fans watched. Also noted are anniversaries and Moon Shot collaboration by Alan Shepard and Ted Turner, Kevin Fox kiss debate on Melrose Place.
Mike Royko lambasts the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for pursuing an age discrimination case against Hans Morsbach based on a misread file card. He alleges a scam driven by fear rather than fact and notes political attention from Congressman Luis Gutierrez and a wider fear among small business owners.
A reader asks if given the chance they would ride a bull in a rodeo and invites responses via a phone line. The notice hints at a vote window from 5 p.m. today to noon tomorrow and provides a contact number for opting out.
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