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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1995

Page

2

Navy BRAC push targets Cherry Point site for F A 18s

A North Carolina BRAC effort favors Cherry Point over Oceana and Virginia Beach for F A 18 relocation. Politically charged plan leverages a high power team including McNair Sanford DRA and Maj. Gen. Overholt to argue Cherry Point fit. Critics cite land use and cost figures while stressing inter-city tensions and strategic planning flaws.

Cherry Point Havelock Oceana Virginia Beach Navy Smith McNair and Sanford DRA Defense Realignment Advisors U.S. Army Hugh Overholt McNair Terry Sanford South Carolina Sanford North Carolina

Parker faces suppression bid in New Bern drug case

Special Agent Richard Broughton cites Oct 20 talks arranging meetings with now convicted dealers at Parker’s New Bern home on Rhein Avenue. Whitted seeks to exclude Parker statements from Oct 28 Havelock interview amid alleged cursing and lying accusations. Parker, arrested on his birthday, posted $100000 bond and moves within the Eastern District. The defense argues evidence could drop if statements are excluded, while prosecutors expect most Southern Surprise defendants to testify for lighter sentences.

Richard Broughton Drug Enforcement Administration Parker New Bern George Shaver McCullough Raleigh Elizabeth City Wilmington Winston-Salem Whitted Florida Berry Cordell Bryant U.S Broughton Southern Surprise U.S. District Court Greenville Gerald Parker

Search Continues For Missing Melton In North Carolina

Investigators from FBI SBI and Carteret County Sheriff's Office pursue leads in the disappearance of Melton. Three searches have occurred in North Carolina with no results, and an infrared radar plane may be used at night to locate a body in the Newport wooded area. Witness accounts are questioned as police maintain hope Melton may still be alive.

Melton Tomlinson FBI State Bureau of Investigation Carteret County North Carolina Newport SBI al Stevens Stevens Homer Wellens II Havelock Ross Knoxville City Limits

Senate defense bill stalled by labor dispute and amendments

Billions to regard approval of this supplementary appropriations bill as endorsement of their expanded plan to pay for these excursions with current defense funds, said Sen. Thurmond. With 45 amendments in the hopper, Kassebaum's labor dispute amendment triggered a Democratic filibuster, halting progress for nearly a week until Majority Leader Dole withdrew the amendment and suspended action.

Swain Thurmond R-S.c House Senate Nancy Kassebaum Arian Kassebaum Clinton Edward Kennedy D-Mass Bob Dole R-Kan

Clintons Host Jazz Night With Hassan II at White House

President Clinton and Hillary welcomed King Hassan II of Morocco and more than 100 guests to a state dinner in the East Room followed by a Modern Jazz Quartet performance including Softly as in the Morning Sunrise and Round About Midnight. Clinton recalled discovering the ensemble in Arkansas and praised Hassan as a peacemaker. Guests danced in the Grand Foyer as Marine Band tunes played.

Clinton Hillary Morocco Hassan II White House Hassan Arkansas Clintons Nbc-Tv Jane Pauley Doonesbury Garry Trudeau Ernest Hollings D-S.c San Francisco Middle East United States

Community ties of Hauser and ECU student discuss justice

Sun Journal notes Greenville resident Hauser studying criminal justice at East Carolina University. He favors balanced justice, endorsing community service as an alternative to prison for minor offenses. Emmy nominees announced July 20 ahead of Sept 10 televised ceremony.

Hauser Greenville East Carolina University

Bergens French Sprint Canada ads end in Quebec

Sprint Canada says it will stop airing TV spots featuring Candice Bergen as a bilingual spokesperson after deeming the campaign unclear in Quebec. Bergen, whose French is described as stiff, will be replaced by three Canadian stars in a Quebec initiative.

Candice Bergen Sprint Canada Quebec Fin Bergen Murphy Brown

Satchmo stamp fete honors Armstrong in New Orleans

In New Orleans Armstrong's hometown a ceremony honored the late trumpeter Louis Armstrong with attendance by Mayor Morial and Postmaster Holland. Armstrong, who died in 1971, recorded about 1500 songs and is famed as a top jazz trumpet figure. The Rolling Stones canceled a three city Asia tour due to Hong Kong stadium availability concerns and noise opposition.

Cane Louie Arnt New Orleans Arc Morial Philip Holland Ellis Arsalis Armstrong Rolling Stones Hong Kong Stones Singapore Manila Dale Rennie Midas Promotions Rennie

Komunyakaa on Vietnam poems and awards

Pulitzer winner Yusef Komunyakaa said his Vietnam poetry grew after a 14 year gestation and renovations. He described writing a poem in his head while climbing high ceilings, then transferring it to paper. He noted Neon Vernacular earned the 1994 prize and that he is on sabbatical from Indiana University.

Yusef Komunyakaa Komunyakaa Monrovia High School Monrovia Calif

Polite fan scenes highlight replacement players at Sarasota ballpark

A boy in the stands meets Fernando Ramsey of the Chicago White Sox replacement squad, exchanges a program, and Ramsey signs it amid a near-empty Florida spring evening. The scene contrasts with mocked talent gaps, as Ramsey shares a warm moment with a smiling fan. Bob Greene’s syndicated column notes the softer side of spring ball.

Wren Chicago White Sox Fernando Ramsey Ramsey Chicago Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Florida White Sox Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Robin Ventura Frank Thomas Ventura Thomas Bob Greene

State delays enforce hurricane code standards say council decision

The Building Codes Council postpones enforcing new hurricane construction standards stirring debate. The prompt asks readers to call numbers for yes or no and includes a slogan about children and military service.

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