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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1995
Page
16
A notable quotation from Vermont Royster states that a journalist owes nothing to those who govern his country but owes everything to his country, underscoring professional independence and public service.
The piece argues flag burning is a political statement protected by the Constitution despite 75 percent of Americans favoring illegality. It notes Supreme Court rulings since 1989 and a proposed constitutional amendment, urging preservation of liberty and limited government over criminalizing flag desecration.
A Scripps Howard News Service analysis notes three House bills under the Contract With America aim to curb regulations. One freezes new rules temporarily. others require cost benefit analyses and compensation to property owners when regulations greatly devalue property. Bipartisan support marks a shift to tighter government action, with Senate refinements possible.
Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell announced his switch from Democrat to Republican joining Orrin Hatch and other conservatives. Campbell, an independent thinker and jewelry designer, boosts GOP numbers and likely broadens caucus debate on abortion taxes and budget reform. He supports a balanced budget amendment and a capital gains tax cut, while remaining pro choice.
Capitol Press Association columnist Paul O'Connor argues fans should demand a code of conduct access to players and respect for the game. He urges day games grass fields autograph sessions and rejection of interleague play as a path to better viewing conditions after a strike.
A letter accuses Rep. John Nichols and hog farming influence of polluting politics and rivers. It argues environmental critics exaggerate claims, denounces censorship by ethics rules, and urges citizens to oppose political motives that favor wealthy interests over farmers and public rivers. The writer warns of government excess and calls for action to protect shared resources.
A letter criticizes an Initiative Referendum group in River Bend citing 377 signatures from 2,260 voters since 1993. The writer urges accountability in mayor and council elections every two years and questions why residents with such views moved to River Bend, accusing the group of divisiveness.
The notice seeks involvement from residents to help a Lee County student project comparing North Carolina counties. Public contact for contributions is Jason Powers of Sanford, listing his mailing address at 208 Mill Pond Road, Sanford, NC 27330. Citizens are invited to share Craven association publications and related items.
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