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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1995
Page
8
Celebrations marked end of Vietnam War as Tank No 843, a palace assault symbol, reappeared on a parade float. The city swelled with lighted floats and banners while private shops reopened, signaling a shift from communism to capitalism and a peaceful era per street crowds.
NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre defended the groups stance amid criticism of a fundraising letter calling for intimidation or murder of law abiding citizens by federal agents. He said unity exists to oppose what it calls agency abuses while not shifting gun control aims despite major crimes.
Dachau survivors from at least 16 countries gathered for a 50th anniversary commemoration in Dachau where about 2,000 attendees carried national flags and badges marking Nazi camp categories. They spoke of reconciliation, with Elie Wiesel sending a message on memory. Bavarian Governor Stoiber praised liberating troops and urged remembrance as warning, as survivors emphasized hope over hatred and thanked U.S. troops. Ninety-two wreaths honored the camp’s 30,000 dead. Dachau, the first Nazi camp, is a large priests' cemetery with 1,106 priest deaths among 2,800 held there.
In Rwanda, the last refugee camp closed as resettlement begins amid killings of returnees. Eighteen beaten and stoned to death in Huye, while U.N. envoy Aldo Aiello pushes for expanding peacekeeper authority before the June 9 Security Council mandate review.
In Columbia, opponents warn that tying the Barnwell low level waste site to education funding may revive operations. Chem-Nuclear has long spent in the legislature, while supporters tout 1.4 billion for scholarships and school buildings as the plan keeps the Barnwell facility open for another decade for 49 states.
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