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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1994

Page

2

Salinity Shapes Wildlife Patterns In Neuse Trent Waters

A marine scientist explains how salinity shifts alter which species inhabit Inlet area waters. Long-nose gar appear in spring with lower salinity, while sturgeon, gar, searobins and manatees are noted along the river. Alligators and bull sharks remain present in canals and upriver habitats as sightings continue.

Schwartz Trent River Oriental Minnesota Chesapeake Bay Albemarle Sound Inlet Beaufort Inlet Fairfield Harbour River Bend Union Point Carolina

Candy bars pulled after insect complaint at store

Lorraine Spock says more than 400 candy bars were removed Tuesday after a local architectural firm employee reported an insect issue. The state Department of Agriculture will inspect the store as investigators assess possible contamination and expired dates on wrappers. Hershey USA says dates are in bar codes and will cooperate with the store to determine how the problem occurred.

Lorraine Spock Variety Spock Food and Drug Protection Division State Department of Agriculture Larry Gabriel Hershey’s Natalie Bailey Hershey U Bailey

Tobacco Market Prospects Split Across Regions

Georgia tobacco sales reached 319700 pounds at 145.25 per hundred, with a day’s average down from last year. Officials expect better demand later amid regional openings July 26 and August 2, while forecasts project 544 million pounds harvested and an average price around 167 to 170 per hundred.

Georgia Pace Border Belt North Carolina South Carolina Eastern Belt Middle Belt Charles Finch Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Camp Carl Sofley Clinton House Ways and Means Congress America U.S Finch Sofley

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Impacts Create Dark Eye on Jupiter

NASA astronomer Steve Moran notes 21 fragments of Shoemaker-Levy 9 left about a dozen impacts on Jupiter with five glowing gas-heated craters. A new dark eye-shaped feature, larger than Earth, dominates the planet’s disk and is visible even with backyard telescopes.

Shoemaker-Levy Jupiter Steve Moran National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth

From Hollywood to Hanoi bridges two cultures and selves

Filmmaker Tiana Alexandra, once a martial arts actress, returns to Vietnam to make a documentary that blends interviews with senior communist leaders and General Westmoreland with scenes of daily life. Premiering in August in Los Angeles, the film aims to heal wartime rifts while sparking debate over My Lai imagery and Amerasian issues.

Hollywood Hanoi Tiana Alexandra Vietnam William Westmoreland U.S Tiana Bangkok Thailand Los Angles United States My Lai San Jose Calif

Second explosive package sent to ABC president

A bomb squad disarmed a smoking parcel addressed to ABC president Robert Iger after a UPS worker reported the bundle. The device contained a plastic tube, explosive material, buckshot, black powder and a battery. It was the second attack in three months. motive unknown. The package was found in Jackson, Mississippi, while Iger was in Los Angeles.

ABC United Parcel Service Robert Iger Jackson Miss Iger Los Angeles

Bowman Reflects on Travel and Cosmic Thoughts in New Bern

Robert Bowman of Fort Lauderdale Florida discusses enjoying travel during a vacation in New Bern and shares a calm view on astronomical events. He notes awareness of a comet striking Earth but remains unconcerned about potential impact.

Bowman New Bern Vaca

Bomb addressed to Iger prompts ABC evacuation in May

In May a bomb addressed to Iger forced evacuation of three floors at ABC headquarters in New York after a secretary opened the package. Iger wasn’t in the building. ABC public relations official Jerry Hellard said appropriate security measures are taken. Richard Mulligan, star of NBC’s Empty Nest, recovered after polyp surgery at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. Doctors study the tissue to determine cause. Mulligan, 61, plays Dr Harry Weston on Empty Nest and previously starred in Soap.

Iger ABC New York Jerry Hellard Los Angeles Wise Mulligan Harry Weston

Senator Heflin’s laundry mix up fuels humorous tale

In a light moment at the Senate cafeteria, Alabama Democrat Sen. Howell Heflin searched for a handkerchief and found a pair of women's underwear by mistake. He joked about avoiding future embarrassment and buying colored handkerchiefs. Andrew Shue reflects on fame versus athletics while promoting Do Something benefits.

Howell Heflin Alabama Senate

Actress helps to calm girl outside movie studio

Tori Spelling calmed a 15 year old girl with mental capacity of a seven year old who wandered near the Beverly Hills 90210 set a day after she vanished. A guard, who saw reports of the search, steered the pair to the production office and alerted police while Spelling spoke gently to the child. The other man involved was later detained for investigation of rape involving an incapacitated person.

Tori Spelling Beverly Hills 90210 Paul Stewart Spelling

The Planting of a Glove Theory in a TV Age

Mike Royko contends that sensational media fueled frame up theories in O J Simpson case while noting weaknesses in planted glove claims. He mentions detectives, public opinion, and CNN coverage as part of a broader entertainment framing. The column warns against relying on unverified allegations amid ongoing media frenzy.

King Simpson Biil Los Angeles Mark Fuhrman L.A Chicago O.J New Yorker Newsweek Gary Ind Kate CNN Larry King Mike Royko

Voter Call Time Window Noted For Sticker Exchange

Fragmentary line mentions deception and a plan to avoid town search for stickers. A call is requested to place a vote between 5 p.m. today and 7 a.m. tomorrow, indicating last minute voting logistics. Entities are unnamed.

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