22 Jul 1994
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1994
Page
1
More than 1 million Rwandan refugees face squalor and disease in camps. Cholera and dysentery kill steadily while food and water run scarce. Exhausted refugees plead for basics as relief workers report rising deaths, with bodies transported away by foreign troops.
A dramatic account describes a city shrouded in dust and smoke as scenes of horror unfold. Residents seek safety amid unclear casualties and authorities scramble to respond to the disaster.
Herman Minnesota reports a surge in eligible bachelors as town social scenes buzz with matchmaking events. In sports news, NASCAR drivers prepare for Talladega race week with practice sessions and fan events shaping the weekend.
Jimmy and Guy Arthur recount a decade old agreement with the Neuse River Water and Sewer District that supplied treated wastewater for free. Initially seen as a boon, repeated oversaturation turned 105 acres of Arthur Farms into grazing land, transforming cropland into pasture after years of excess irrigation.
Clarita Wordlaw of New Bern faced five clogged arteries at Craven Regional Medical Center. Linda Yula of Fairfield Harbour, a nurse with 23 years’ experience, volunteered her day off to stay by Wordlaw’s side through a six hour heart procedure, offering comfort, courage, and a soothing hand that helped Wordlaw regain faith in people.
A U S District Court judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit by Philip Morris R J Reynolds and others challenging the EPA's 1993 finding that secondhand smoke causes cancer, saying the firms may proceed to defend their position in court. The suit argues the EPA reviewed 30 studies and found 24 lacking support, seeking withdrawal of the report. The plaintiffs include RJ Reynolds Winston-Salem and Philip Morris Inc New York among others based in Raleigh Richmond Lexington and Winston-Salem.
Democratic leaders vow major changes to President Clinton's health reform plan as Congress moves toward a summer vote. Mitchell and others promote less bureaucratic, more voluntary steps with phased timelines while debates over employer coverage intensify.
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