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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1995

Page

2

Environmental concerns mark unresolved issues at TransPark meeting

Wastewater disposal details remain for an environmental impact statement while critics push for public hearings. Riverkeeper Dove cites unaddressed concerns from two years ago and calls for resumed meetings. Officials defend water sources and public trust status, noting aquifers and Neuse River use.

Barnes Neuse Rick Dove The Neuse River Foundation Transpark Wildlife Resource Commission Dove Goldsboro Transpark Commission Bill Harper Commission Harper Transpark Foundation Stallings

West Craven student Sandoval among four traffic deaths this year

Friends and teachers mourn Sandoval a West Craven student and NHS inductee killed in a traffic accident. The community recalls four West Craven students dying in crashes over the past year Crystal Boyd Heath and William Boyd among the names in a string of fatal incidents near Hymans Road and Saint's Delight Church Road.

Hughes Sandoval Elaine Rick Anderson Hymans Road West Craven Crystal Megan Boyd Boyd Michael Heath Ferry Road William Guy Boyd Heath Saint's Delight Church Road

Death ties Nolan murder to ride to Belgrade trial

Testimony described Nolan asking for a ride to Belgrade, oil check, and a mysterious clanging under the hood. Investigators recovered the pistol months later in Belgrade. Defense argues case rests on circumstantial evidence with no eyewitnesses to the murder or weapon. Rhue’s body found Jan 24, 1994, in a North Harlowe parking lot after an alleged dispute over money and an insurance settlement.

Nolan Belgrade Smith McFadyen Rhue Archie Nolan O.j.’S North Harlowe Beaufort Harlowe Calvin King

Welfare reform debate stalls on abortion and work mandate

Lawmakers argued over five year welfare spending and reform. Democrats accused Republicans of rushing debate to shield facts. An amendment forbids federal welfare funds from abortions prompting Planned Parenthood opposition. CBO says no state will meet the work requirements set to phase in from 1996 to 2003.

Archer Barney Frank D-Mass House Bilt Henry Hyde Susan Planned Parenthood of America Congressional Budget Office

A O Worthy Retired Resident Predicts First 90 Degree Day

New Bern resident A O Worthy says he enjoys fishing in spare time and forecasts the first 90 degree day around June 1 as spring arrives.

Worthy New Bern

Goldfish eating contest sparks uproar at KSTP

Minneapolis radio station KSTP plans a noon Thursday goldfish swallowing contest to win Hootie and the Blowfish tickets for a St Paul concert. The stunt drew protests from the Minnesota Humane Society, which calls it animal cruelty and not food. Station officials say they will proceed at an undisclosed location despite objections.

Minneapolis Hootie KSTP St. Paul Minnesota Humane Society Bob Davis Erin Jordahl the Humane Abate Davis

Willie Nelson wins suppression in marijuana case

Judge Michael Ly in Austin, Texas ruled police erred in searching Nelson's Mercedes when he dozed on a highway after a long night of poker. Police found less than an ounce of marijuana, and the evidence was barred.

Willie Michaelly Austin Texas Nelson

Man challenges alleged illegal search and seizure in court

Nelson says authorities offered six months probation a fine and license suspension he refused arguing the search and seizure were illegal and chose to pursue court action. He suggests a livable option was not provided and he would have paid a fine otherwise.

Nelson

Comic star Cho headlines four day U S comedy festival

Margaret Cho stars in the four day U S Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen Colorado emceeing a showcase of new stand up comics while spending time shopping. She jokes about debt as she swaps skiing for a different kind of slalom amid acts by Garry Shandling Tracey Ullman and Albert Brooks.

Aspen Colo Margaret Cho U.S Buster Keaton Beavis and Butthead Garry Shandling Tracey Ullman Albert Brooks

R E M drummer OK after Swiss hemorrhage surgery

R E M drummer Bill Berry has been discharged from University Hospital Center of Vaud in Switzerland after emergency surgery to repair two brain aneurysms following a severe headache during a Lausanne concert. The 36 year old from Athens Georgia will convalesce for at least three weeks and the band has paused its Monster tour.

Bill Berry R.E.M University Hospital Center Vaud Switzerland Berry Athens Lausanne

ABC Productions Chief Stoddard to Leave in June

Brandon Stoddard, president of ABC Productions, plans to depart in June after six years building the in house unit that produced The Commish and America's Funniest Home Videos. He may pursue other opportunities within Capital Cities ABC Inc. The timing marks a milestone for the venture as it grew from a risky proposal into a viable company. Tim McGraw faces speeding and reckless driving charges after a one car crash south of Nashville that injured him and a passenger. The singer’s Lexus left the road after skidding on a curve. McGraw suffered a minor head cut and the passenger minor injuries. Publicist Cindy Whitely blamed a deer for the incident.

America ABC ABC Productions Btandon Stoddard Stoddard Capital Cities ABC Inc Tim McGraw Tennessee Highway Patrol Nashville Fli Donald Mu McGraw Murphy Cindy Whitely Tug McGraw

Lenny Dykstra quote highlights spring training era

A Sarasota based column mocks baseball strike era and Lenny Dykstra's self referential remark. It notes fans and media clamor, the divide between players and fans, and a fan proposal list to revive the game while pointing to the pay dispute. Bob Greene's syndicated column appears on this page.

Lenny Dykstra Apple Cincinnati Rome America Bob Greene

North Carolina considers ending tenure for public school teachers

The NC legislature debates a bill to end teacher tenure in public schools, aiming to replace lifetime job protections with alternative evaluation and renewal standards. The move draws debate over teacher security, classroom quality, and funding implications across districts.

North Carolina

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