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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1994

Page

2

Trash pickup pricing under review in New Bern session

A Monday work session debated extending both residential and commercial trash pickup. Officials considered separating commercial from residential collection and keeping residential prices, with a $4 monthly target if delays extend to 1999. ARS service quality cited as key by Meadows and Mayor Bayliss weighed competition against loyalty.

Meadows ARS New Bern Bayliss Rick Pendleton

Westgate residents await safe water as county plans extension

Bleau cites water access via outdoor tap while county debates a long delayed Surewater extension. Gloria Hardin describes illness from bacteria in well water and neighbors switch to bottled supply. a state loan may fund the project, with applications due September 30 and decisions in December, leaving households without safe water for a year.

Bleau Pleasant Hill Westgate Gloria Hardin Sunset Ave Vernon Harris Colonial Engineering New Bern Harris Hardin Newport News Tom Fannie Breth Greenfield Heights Tom Ereth Ereth

Refugee aid rush as Rwanda crisis deepens regionally

Rebel Daan Everett of the World Food Program appeals for 90 million dollars in cash and relief supplies as Ethiopia Eritrea aid flows begin. EU pledges 185 million emergency aid while US adds 31 million, but delivery may lag due to fund rules. In Kigali, Faustine Twagiramungu poised for prime ministership as rebels outline a multi party cabinet. France to withdraw 2500 troops from Rwanda by month end, aims to be fully out by mid August.

Daan Everett World Food Program Ethiopia Eritrea European Union Africa Caribbean Pacific Ocean United States Kigali Faustn Twagiramungu Pasteur Bizimungu Twagirimungu Juvenal Habyarimana France Rwanda Juppe

Burglary at Ayden auto shop tied to drug case

SBI said thieves forced a steel door and several locks at an Ayden auto body shop. They found marijuana tied to two men, Alvin Huggins and John Stanley, who were released on bond after drug charges. Police declined to confirm contact with the burglars or arrests.

Godley Alvin J. Huggins Ayden John R. Stanley Greenville Ayden Auto

Comet Fragments Pierce Jupiter Leaving Bruise on Clouds

Scientists describe a brutal strike by 21 ice and rock fragments from a shattered comet on Jupiter. Hubble images reveal an 80 percent Earth-sized circular bruise with a dark center and gray ring while Shoemaker notes energy equivalent to about 6 million megatons of TNT.

Jupiter Hammel Hubble Space Telescope Earth Hubble Eugene Shoemaker U.S. Geological Survey

Marker plan on Bush birthplace home sparks local debate

Nina Graves of Milton objects to a granite marker on the sidewalk in front of the house where George H. Bush was born. Town plans call for a 3 1/2 by 2 foot bronze plaque placed at the residence despite her privacy concerns. Bush acknowledges tourist interest but notes similar attention elsewhere.

Nina Graves Bush Milton Mass Graves Houston Maine Boston Globe

Burns Cancels Vegas Show After Bath Slip

The 98 year old comedian George Burns canceled this week's Caesars Palace performances in Las Vegas to recover from a bathtub slip last week that left him with a gashed scalp. Doctors ordered rest and the veteran performer will reschedule when recovered.

Burns George Burns Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Sailor insurance man on Trent River talks hurricanes

Jim Bryan an New Bern life insurance salesman says he enjoys sailing in his spare time and be ready for hurricanes. He notes that the North Carolina coast often faces about three or four storms yearly and mentions he stays prepared by living on the Trent River.

Jim Bryan New Bern Bryan N.C. Coast Trent River

Woody Allen Talks Farrow Miniseries Casting Worries

Woody Allen comments on the unauthorized Fox miniseries about Mia Farrow and his ties to her life and loves. He notes the project is not a short piece and hopes to be cast in a fitting, exciting way. The miniseries is set to air next season.

Woody Allen Mia Farrow Universal City Calif Fox Farrow Allen

Mandela celebrates 76th birthday at work in Pretoria

Nelson Mandela spent his 76th birthday on the job with a cake decorated to resemble the new South African flag. About 60 staff members serenaded him, from top aides to janitors, as he praised the group for symbolizing national unity and blew out the 76 candles.

Nelson Mandela Mandela Pretoria South Africa

Throat problems force Houston off tour circuit

Whitney Houston is off the road due to a recurring throat issue and eight dates have been rescheduled. Doctors warned continuing the tour could cause irreparable damage to her voice. Las Vegas and seven West Coast shows moved to August with July tickets honored. Beatrice Blair died in New York of a heart attack. Stu Kerr died of cancer in Baltimore. Julian Schwinger, Nobel laureate, died in Los Angeles of cancer.

Whitney Houston Arista Records Las Vegas San Jose Calif Portland Ore Tacoma Wash Sacramento Anaheim Phoenix Houston Beatrice Blair Episcopal Church New York Stu Kerr Baltimore Julian Schwinger Los Angeles

Judge Heiple blamed. boy Richard at center of clash

Column argues Illinois Supreme Court Justice James D Heiple showed bias in denying a new hearing for 3 1/2 year old Richard Michael Bilandic. It condemns focus on personal battles and urges empathy for the child over courtroom spats involving Gov Edgar and other justices.

Illinois Supreme Court James D. Heiple Richard Justice Heiple Illinois Jim Edgar Edgar Illinois General Assembly Rene Supreme Court Heiple Richard Michael A. Bilandic Charles E. Freeman Moses W. Harrison II John L. Nickels Bob Greene

Do you approve of the flat fee garbage plan in New Bern

A reader poll asks whether New Bern should adopt a flat monthly fee for household garbage pickup starting in September with phone numbers for yes and no. The item also notes discussion of funding counseling for sexually abused children and adult survivors and includes quotes supporting public investment.

New Bern

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