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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2019
Page
6
The Sun Journal lists its print and online role as an essential community information source. Michael Distelhorst is group publisher with Chris Segal as editor and Ken Warren as group advertising director. Sheila Meadows serves as circulation director.
Fayetteville Observer reports friction at the UNC System board of governors with chair Harry Smith accused of micromanaging. Critics say his actions helped push ECU Chancellor Cecil Staton and influenced Chancellor Carol Folt’s January resignation. Calls grow to remove him or censure critics as turnover and politicization rise.
North Carolina ranks 18th overall in freedom per the Cato Institute with strong economic and personal liberty scores, led by educational freedom and property rights. The state plans reform of ABC stores and loosened brewery distribution, while health insurance mandates draw critique. John Hood of the John Locke Foundation weighs in on choosing freedom through crowds and policy changes on UNC‑TV’s NC SPIN.
The notice explains letter submission rules for the Sun Journal readers. It lists word limits two week civility requirement and accuracy rule before publication. It requests name address and daytime phone, publishes only name and hometown, and provides submission methods via form email or mail.
Robert Samuelson analyzes the term socialism and its history in the United States and Europe. He notes 1906 Werner Sombart query, contrasts traditional Marxist socialism with modern welfare-style proposals, and asks whether higher government spending and regulation threaten growth.
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