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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1994

Page

2

Regional plan targets growth from Cherry Point expansion

The CDAC drafts a strategic plan for Craven Pamlico and surrounding counties to manage anticipated growth from Cherry Point and NADEP shifts. Key aims include an aviation technical training facility, infrastructure upgrades, land use reform, and public outreach to welcome 12,000 new residents, with BRAC 95 in view.

Cherry Point Nadep CDAC North Carolina Congress Cecil Field Fla Department of Defense Thompson Craven County Economic Development Commission Pamlico County Bill Rice CMCC

One-room Fire Injures Youth. Family Scrambles for Details

LaShan, a teen, expressed confusion about the fire’s cause and relied on the chief’s report. He believes Fletcher was injured in the blaze at an unknown address. Another report notes Fletcher’s mother rolled him on the ground while his sister used a garden hose to douse him.

LaShan Fletcher

Ponies descended from shipwreck Spanish mustangs at C chokeague

In a Richmond Times-Dispatch interview Henry said the Chin c o at eague ponies, descendants of 16th century shipwreck stock, are to be thinned annually as the herd grazes only 150 horses. The editor who spoke to someone at the swim first told her about the ponies.

Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge Virginia The Richmond Times-Dispatch Henry

U.S. Troops Aid Refugees Amid Rwanda Crisis At Goma

A convoy of 37 soldiers with water-cleaning gear reaches Goma as thousands of refugees scavenge for water amid cholera risk. Maj. Ken Morris and U.S. air support coordinate with UN trucks while Rwanda weighs permission for troops to Kigali. Prime Minister Twagiramungu notes likely troop limits and urges humanitarian delivery. about 3.5 million Rwandans displaced or refugees.

Goma Thomas Vietnam Iraq Ken Morris Morris Ft. Bragg N.C U.N Frankfurt Germany United States U.S Kigali David Rawson

Tragedy in Rwanda Touches Ina Camp Refugees Fear French Exit

In Cyanika Rwanda the Ina camp houses about 1.2 million displaced people living in rough huts amid graves. Hutus fear a French withdrawal by August that could trigger mass flight into Bukavu, as they endure hunger illness and fear.

Rwanda Zaire Ina Rwandan Patriotic Front Bukavu

End of federal tobacco research funding sparks debate

A question asks if readers would be hurt by cutting federal funding for tobacco research to aid growers. The brief notes the topic appears on page A5 and invites reader opinions on the potential impact of an end to federal support.

Reno urges compliance as law expands to 500000 small firms

Attorney General Janet Reno showcases Alabama small business owners Brad Kirkland and Tim Bishop in Washington to illustrate practical compliance with the disability access mandate. She notes the new coverage reaches 500000 firms with 15 to 24 workers, stressing ease of meeting requirements and warning violators.

Janet Reno Washington Reno District of Columbia Martin King Jr. Public Library Brad Kirkland Tim Bishop Albertville Ala Kirkland Bishop Lee Manney Jr Graysher Hibbing Minn

Tyson and Givens split. Tyson’s past violence noted

Robin Givens reflects on Mike Tyson’s violent past and a boxing culture that condoned brutality. She recalls a dispute where Tyson knocked her across a room, and notes their 1988 divorce after eight months. Tyson later faced rape conviction and a six year sentence.

Givens Playboy Magazine Tyson

Alyssa Milano on college, acting, and sorority life

Actress Alyssa Milano discusses balancing acting with education for her Showtime role Confessions of a Sorority Girl. She notes tutors on Who's the Boss, delaying college, moving out at 18, and missing camaraderie but doubts she would pledge sorority life on campus.

Alyssa Milano S the Boss People Magazine

New Orleans Farm Aid Draws Big Money Pit

Gov Edwin Edwards and Sheriff Harry Lee each pledge 10000 for the seventh Farm Aid concert set for September 18 at the Louisiana Superdome. Louisiana and Mississippi firms add another 55000. Willie Nelson announced the robust kickoff at a New Orleans news conference. Farm Aid Inc has raised about 11.5 million dollars for farm support groups since 1985.

Honey Willie Nelson Edwin Edwards Jefferson Parish Harry Lee Louisiana Superdome Louisiana Mississippi Nelson New Orleans John Met You Conley Julio Igiesi Young John Conley Farm Aid, Inc

Geffen questions writers on casting in Playboy interview

David Geffen argues that writers’ books do not guarantee good film ideas and defends casting choices for Interview with the Vampire. He cites Vivien Leigh as a remembered counterpoint and notes public reaction over the years. The piece also notes Dominique Aury’s claim of authorship of The Story of O and John Paulhan’s praise.

David Geffen Geffen Anne Rice Tom Cruise Lestat Playboy Vivien Leigh Scarlett O’hara Dominique Aury The New Yorker John Paulhan Paulhan

Housewife in New Bern Reflects on Bicycling and Family

A New Bern housewife named Berger says she enjoys riding her bicycle and caring for her kids. She also notes that while the idea of a comet striking Earth worries her, she feels powerless to change it.

Berger

Trading cards for police officers in Boston schools

Boston police issue sport style trading cards showcasing officers like Rupert Leonard Ellen McAvoy O Rourke and Edward Donahue to children in the C 11 district. Fronts show uniforms backs carry advice and a police contact number. The program aims to humanize officers and steer youth away from trouble, with 9000 cards handed out on day one and officers collecting for districts.

Boston Police Lori Holliday Boston Rupert A. Leonard Jr Ellen McAvoy-O’ Rourke Edward Donahue C-11 New England Patriots Andre Tippett Holliday Bob Greene

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