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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1995

Page

2

Cherry Point set to gain F A 18s and more housing impact

Thompson estimates a 1998 to 2000 relocation could bring a one time boost in home building, with Craven County most affected as 60 percent of NADEP workers and 85 percent of Cherry Point personnel move nearby. Even without F A 18s, Cherry Point can absorb extra planes and staff, or attract alternative assignments to fill surplus capacity.

Thompson Craven County NADEP Cherry Point 2Nd Marine Aircraft Wing Camp Lejeune

Allies promote Operation Hornets Nest gear and regional trip

Display Nest reports Allies are selling Operation Hornets Nest themed T shirts caps bumper stickers patches and pompon ribbons at West Main Street headquarters and the Havelock Chamber of Commerce. The group will cover hotel costs for Havelock residents attending the regional meeting and chambers available at 447 1101 for trip information.

Havelock

Craven County panel debate on black hospital board seats

Craven County officials clash over minority representation on the hospital board as over 100 residents press for seats. Delegates Toon Parker and Wright back the resolution while Tyson and others oppose quotas, amid a petition signed by more than 400 blacks seeking board bylaws changes or expansion to ensure black representation.

Albert Toon Gerald Parker Earl Wright Gary Bleau Craven County Hospital Grady Tripp First Missionary Baptist Church Tripp Chuck Tyson Don Phillips Lee K. Allen Tyson Nathan Butler Toon Leander Morgan Parker Harold Talton Joseph Cross Barker Talton

Railroad lease dispute pits private shareholders against state control

Walker Rucker of Greensboro urges commissioners to block a vote on a new 15 year lease of the 317 mile North Carolina Railroad to Norfolk Southern. Shareholders object to terms of the proposed deal while the state owns 75 percent of shares and appoints most board members. Rucker warns a quorum could push the lease through without private negotiation. Two suit filings cite opposition as Tyson offers a seat at the negotiating table. Sidney French, former county commissioner, serves as a rail board member representing private stock.

Craven County Walker Rucker Greensboro North Carolina Railroad Norfolk Southern Rucker Tyson Sidney French Railroad Board

Little Rascals defendants win new trials

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ordered new trials for Robert Kelly Jr. and Kathryn Dawn Wilson in the Little Rascals child sex abuse case. Kelly, co-owner of the Edenton day care, faced 12 consecutive life terms after convictions in 1992, while Wilson, a former cook, received life for five counts of abuse in 1993.

Little Rascals Raleigh State Court of Appeals Robert Kelly Jr Kathryn Dawn Wilson Edenton Wilson

Van Peebles Delves Into Panther Legacy For New Film

Director Mario Van Peebles aims to separate Panther politics from the group’s legacy in Panther a film opening Wednesday. He partners with two former Panthers to educate youth about the real Black Panther Party, its community programs and militant past, while facing backlash from ex-members.

Mario van Peebles Black Panther Party van Peebles Mng Panther Washington Elaine David Hie Brown Huey P. Newton Foundation Eldridge C USA Today Bobby Seale Philadelphia

D Amato drops Liddy over ill advised talk show quote

G Gordon Liddy faced removal from a GOP fund raiser after vilifying remarks about stopping a raid with a shot to the head. The NRSC denounced the statement as clearly wrong and withdrew his invitation amid the Watergate era controversy.

D’ Amato Liddy G. Gordon Liddy D’amery Sen. Alfonse D National Republican Senatorial Committee Watergate Glars

Barbara Brasacchio Retired Quoted on Oklahoma Security Concerns

Barbara Brasacchio of Fairfield Harbour voices outrage over Oklahoma events urging tighter security and scrutiny of federal buildings. She notes the distress caused by the involvement of children and emphasizes the need for safety measures.

Brasacchio Fairfield Harbour Oklahoma

Houdini memorabilia burned in Niagara Falls fire

Fire officials suspect arson after a blaze at the Houdini Magical Hall of Fame in Niagara Falls Ontario consumes much of the late magician’s artifacts including the Chinese Water Torture Cell. Houdini urged his items be burned rather than sold, a plan partially realized before the collection passed to Theo Houdini and later to other buyers.

Houdinis Niagara Falls Ont Houdini Theo Uller

Janet Leigh on Showers and Psycho Fear

Janet Leigh reveals the terror the shower scene from Hitchcock’s Psycho left her. She says she avoids showers, prefers baths, and fears locked rooms when no bath options exist, discussing her new book Psycho Behind the Scenes of the Classic Thriller.

Janet Leigh New York Times

Shabazz says she was trapped in murder for hire plot talks

Qubilah Shabazz testified she was duped by a man she loved into discussing a murder for hire against Louis Farrakhan’s NOI leader. She claimed the confession to FBI agents was to protect Michael Fitzpatrick and he sought glory, while lie detector tests questioned his credibility. Prosecutors dropped murder for hire charges and she agreed to seek treatment instead. Directors Endfield and designer Haire are noted to have died.

Qubilah Shabazz Nation of Islam Louis F Malcolm X Michael Fitzpatrick Michael Shabazz Star Tribune Minneapolis FBI Fitzpatrick The

Richard's farewell as Illinois court orders adoption transfer

In Ilinois a courtroom order sends 4 year old Richard to live with his biological parents, despite pleas from the adoptive mother and the boy’s siblings. Neighbors gather to witness the painful departure as Richard sobs Why I’m begging to stay. Bob Greene notes the scene in his syndicated column.

Richard Illinois Supreme Court James D. Heiple Michael Bilandic Charles Freeman John Nickels Moses Harrison II Bob Greene

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