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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2012
Page
9
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The Sun Journal pursues its role as an essential information source for the community both in print and online. It emphasizes freedom as a core value guiding its journalism and public service.
The piece honors Jonathan Crazy Bear, a U S Marine who served 22 years across World War II Korea and Vietnam. A Vietnam reunion for his lost dog tags, found by Ray Milligan in Vietnam while aiding Operation Smile, highlights ongoing gratitude. Members of Nam Knights and family witnessed the emotional moment, underscoring veteran sacrifice and public reflection on conflicts from Southeast Asia to modern wars.
A cofounder and first counselor of Expectant Mother Care lauds Chris Cooper of Trent Woods for a letter opposing abortion. The writer cites Catholic natural family planning as best and notes young mothers need guidance while urging humane handling of sensitive issues.
A reader urges USAA members to compare homeowner policies with local firms noting rising premiums from 2002 to 2010. From 750 in 2002 to 970 in 2007, then 2700 in 2009 and 2900 in 2010, with adjustments after Katrina cited as the cause.
Dana Mahoney of New Bern notes Bethlehem Place near Radio Shack and Tuesday Morning offering fresh daily Middle Eastern fare. The owner serves lunch with water and Turkish coffee, and the shop also sells Christian artifacts and pastries. If fasting for Lent, the Falafel plate is recommended.
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