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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1995

Page

3

Schill Steps Down From Atlantic Fisheries Council

North Carolina selects Jodie Gay of Hampstead to replace Jerry Schill on the eight regional fishery management council. Ron Brown announced 20 new appointees to councils. terms run two years. Schill cited burnout after six years and noted he did not seek endorsements this time.

North Carolina Jerry Schill North Carolina Fisheries Association Jodie Gay Hampstead U.S. Commerce Ron Brown Schill Gay Bill Foster Hatteras Jim Hunt Brown Gray L.D. Smith

CRC schedules hearing on boat mooring rules

The Coastal Resources Commission will hold a public hearing Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Crystal Coast Convention Center Morehead City on proposed freestanding boat moorings. The plan creates two permits general for waterfront owners up to four moorings with no commercial use major for nonowners with public sponsor and local permits. Existing moorings may stay for two years while new rules require public access sewage pumpout trash and permits from other agencies. Written comments accepted through August 2 to Kris Horton at the NC Division of Coastal Management.

Coastal Resources Commission Crystal Coast Convention Center Arendell Street Morehead City Local Gov Kris Horton N.C Division of Coastal Management P.O. Box Raleigh

Four commissioners and two administrators travel to Atlanta conference

Craven County commissioners Gary Bleau Lee K Allen Albert Toon Earl Wright and County Manager Harold Blizard depart Saturday for the 60th Annual National Association of Counties meeting in Atlanta. Assistant County Manager George Sawyer will accompany them. Several sessions cover wastewater solid waste management education economic development planning and corrections. President Bill Clinton Sen Sam Nunn and other officials will speak before 4000 attendees. Chuck Tyson and Don Phillips miss the gathering which runs through Tuesday. Lodging and travel cost the county 4895 dollars plus tax.

Craven County Gary Bleau Lee K. Allen Albert Toon Earl Wright Harold Blizzard National Association of Counties Atlanta George Sawyer Bill Clinton Sam Nunn D-Ga Sawyer Chuck Tyson Don Phillips

Craven seeks more state aid to ease low wealth gaps

Craven County and other low wealth districts press for supplemental state funding as the Senate proposes a 9.5 million boost for fiscal 1996 raising total low wealth funds to 45 million statewide. Craven expects about 180,000, to be used to cut class sizes reduce combined classrooms and hire teachers.

Craven Schools Treasury Craven Clifton North Carolina Senate Craven County Brad Sneeden

Woman seeks federal benefits denied by ex husbands

Frances McCotter, 68, of New Bern, says she receives no federal retirement payments from her former husband, a Navy supply worker, while his second wife gets the funds. She has lived on 225 dollars a month and feels betrayed by lawmakers. She picketed in front of Senator Beverly Perdue's office, seeking help since 1992, while a Jones aide noted a 1993 bill to extend survivor benefits stalled in committee.

McCotter Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station New Bern Pollocksville Beverly Perdue D-Craven Perdue Pollock Street Walter Jones Jr R-N.c The Sun Journal Jones Greenville Frances McCotter

Miss America debate sparks swimsuit vote and more oboe solos

Bruce Godfrey notes calls to drop swimsuit and gown segments from Miss America, favoring talent and wisdom. He cites local pageants like Shrimp Queen and Oddball beauty contests while poking fun at viewer incentives and public nudges toward edgier performances.

Miss Shapen Miss Demeanor Miss Construed T. Fred Miss Cellaneous Miss Used Miss Handled Miss Carriage Miss Tickle Bruce Godfrey Janeiro Neuse River Dawson Creek

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