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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1994
Page
2
Teachers say shorter, frequent breaks may boost retention while students like 6th grader Michael Beasley express mixed feelings about returning to class. A county survey showed mixed support for year round calendars, with Edwards School adopting it after requests from staff and parents.
Susan Sarandon, 47, mother of three, says motherhood makes work seem like rest. In Ladies Home Journal she notes parenting is nonstop and overwhelming, and she prioritizes roles involving motherhood over sensual parts to keep focus on her kids.
Sandra Bullock discusses filming Speed where her character Annie drives a bombed bus, describing the nerve testing role and its payoff. She signed a 1.2 million deal for While You Were Sleeping and is linked to Batman Forever while Cameron and Schwarzenegger weigh art over money.
Celeste Chapman notes yoga in spare time while discussing NC hurricane forecasts. Cameron talks about True Lies cost and realism, Schwarzenegger praising Cameron. Darryl Strawberry relocates to Rancho Mirage after rehab as he joins the San Francisco Giants, describing a $1.2 million home with luxury amenities.
Neil Armstrong makes a rare public appearance at Neil Armstrong Airport in New Enosville Ohio during a town air show. The 63 year old former astronaut signs autographs and chats with about 8000 spectators as he reflects on the 25th anniversary of the moon walk and plans a White House visit.
A 33 summers after Ernest Hemingway’s death, Key West preserves his legend through a weeklong Hemingway Days Festival. Tourists mingle with locals amid T shirt shops and sea views as a radio trivia contest kicks off the event’s 14th year of readings, recollections, and parties.
Senators pressed to repeal the intangibles tax as business leaders warned of moves to tax-friendly states. Haynes Griffin of Vanguard Cellular urged NC to avoid burdens that could force headquarters relocation. The House opposed a tax break skewed to the wealthy, while the Supreme Court may reshape exemptions, risking up to 75 million in extra taxes if upheld.
University of Maryland astronomer Lucy McFadden notes the total energy from Earth bombs is tiny beside the fireball energy on Jupiter. Hubble and Keck observations show G and H two mile wide impacts creating expanding black scars, with A and C leaving two Earth diameter glowing ovals.
In the lull of the Dr. Simpson affair readers are urged to weigh the case calmly and avoid relying on fictional tropes from Matlock or Perry Mason. A reader suggests a dog growl as proof, but the writer argues legal precedent and real courts, juries, and lawyers are the proper means for justice.
Readers weigh whether funds should support counseling for sexually abused children and adult survivors. The page notes viewer calls to vote yes or no and includes a provocative reader quote about AIDS and morality.
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