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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1995

Page

2

Tobacco Disaster Lashes North Carolina Farmers

Harper Wetherington of Jasper reports 52 acres of his and his brother’s tobacco damaged by June rains with 10 percent loss this year. Sampson County declared a disaster area after losses exceeding 25 percent statewide. Officials assess eligibility for compensation amid debates over tobacco regulation.

Harper Wetherington Jasper Wetherington Hunt Sampson County

Evans wins 3rd District runoff for Craven County seat

In a party runoff Evans defeated J R Bland 57.5 to 52.5 in a Craven County meeting to fill the resigning 3rd District seat for a two year term. Bland is a longtime community and elections official. Other candidates spoke on economic development and education.

Evans J.R. Bland Bland United Senior Services Board of Directors Craven County Board of Elections Beatrice Smith Graham A. Barden Alice Underhill Board of Education Bernard George New Bern Bernard White Sr Naval Aviation Depot Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station Craven County Bleau J.W. Williams Democratic Party Board of Commissioners

Evans Chronicles a Life in New Bern Public Service

Native New Bern resident Frank Evans is profiled including family, education at West Street High and ECU, 32 years at Cherry Point's Equal Opportunity office, retirement in 1985, and owner of Evans Consulting Firm. He held leadership roles in Masonic, police civil service, and development grant committees.

New Bern West Street High School East Carolina University Helen Thomas Evans Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station Evans Consulting Firm King Solomon Lodge No. 1 New Bern Police Civil Service Board

NIE program boosts Sun Journal classroom newspaper reach

The Sun Journal outlines two paths to fund newspapers for classrooms. Advertisers in School Times can ensure weekly delivery, while readers can buy bundles of 25 papers at 25 cents for classroom distribution. So far over 17 000 papers are committed, reaching 19 classrooms, with room to grow as public support expands. John R. Graham invites inquiries at 638 8101.

Sun Journal School Times The NIE John R. Graham

Three Civilians Hurt In Fort Bragg Maintenance Blast

An explosion at the Installation Materiel Maintenance Division on the Fort Bragg post damaged a roof and wall of a new maintenance building. Three civilian Army employees were injured and treated at Womack Army Hospital, with two to be moved to UNC Hospitals burn center.

Fort Bragg IMMD Bragg and Knox U.S. Army Post WTVD Womack Army Hospital UNC Hospitals Chapel Hill Department of the Army Womack Army

Black cadet to receive Army commission after 115 years

Johnson C Whittaker the lone Black cadet at West Point in 1880 faced a brutal attack blamed on self mutilation by officials at the time He was expelled and court martialed Now a White House ceremony will posthumously commission him Sallie Whittaker is praised by Sen Ernest Hollings who led the push for the correction Attending are Whittaker s granddaughter and great great grandsons The Army West Point inquiry followed Hollings 1993 request

Johnson C. Whittaker U.S. Military Academy West Point Whittaker Camden S.C White House Ernest “Fritz” Hollings South Carolina Cecil M. Peckquette Los Angeles Army Peckquette Marszalek Sumter South Carolina State University Orangeburg Hollings

Louganis to star in one-man show on gay life

Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis will headline The Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me, a one-man off Broadway show about contemporary gay life. He joins Actors' Playhouse New York on Aug 8, replacing Dan Butler who leaves to resume NBC filming.

Greg Louganis Louganis Actors’ Playhouse New York Dan Butler Butler Frasi

Buddy Holly exhibit opens at Texas Tech museum in Lubbock

A Buddy Holly memorabilia show at the Museum of Texas Tech University in Lubbock runs Sept 7 through May 10. Curator Carolyn Aliamus says the display spotlights Holly's influence with photos, letters, and journal entries. Maria Elena Holly recalls her husband with Crickets drummer Jerry Allison and bassist Joe Mauldin. Holly died in a 1959 plane crash at age 22.

Holly Buddy Holly Museum of Texas Tech University Lubbock Texas Carolyn Aliamus Maria Elena Holly Crickets Jerry Allison Joe Mauldin

Reagan undergoes minor cancer procedure at Mayo Clinic

Ronald Reagan aged 84 and wife Nancy aged 74 underwent routine physicals at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Doctors removed a small cancerous lesion on the left side of his neck attributing it to sun exposure. Spokeswoman Drake said Mrs Reagan is in excellent health and the president is in good health aside from mild Alzheimer’s disease.

Ronald Reagan Reagan Nancy Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Drake Minnesota

Scientists Dig Up Jesse James Grave Near Missouri Site

First evidence a gold tooth suggests the remains may be Jesse James as scientists in Kearney, Missouri uncover skull fragments, rib cage bones, arm bones and at least 14 teeth including a gold tooth. Silver casket handles are found as researchers seek DNA matches with the outlaw's descendants. Some insist James faked his death in 1882 after a gunfight.

Jesse James Kearney James

Let bygones be bygones in postwar diplomacy

Mike Royko argues that holding grudges after wars is counterproductive. He cites Japan Germany and Italy, noting quick diplomatic forgiveness after World War II led to economic and political growth. He suggests Vietnam relations may follow a similar path and criticizes lingering anger.

Germany Goethe Hitler Italy Axis Spain Taylor Street Chicago Abe Lincoln Vietnam Florida Mike Royko

North Carolinians Vote on Lottery Question

A reader poll question asks if North Carolina should hold a vote on introducing a lottery. Call 638-3579 to vote yes and 638-6552 to vote no.

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