Questions on Foster death raise independent probe calls
Two veteran New York investigators question the Kenneth Starr led Foster death conclusion and urge a thorough reassessment. They cite inconsistencies such as lack of soil on clothing, a neatly posed body, and missing spent bullet. The resignation of grand jury chief Miguel Rodriguez complicates Starrs pursuit of truth and prompts calls for renewed inquiry.
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Independent Counsel
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Sacramento
Chris Ruddy
Pittsburgh Tribune- Review
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Congress
Kemp Seeks Reform via Enterprise Zones for Washington
Jack Kemp abandons the presidential race to push enterprise zones in Washington DC. He argues tax cuts, deregulation, and a real estate tied fund could lure business and create jobs, though critics warn zones may misallocate gains and fail to address deep poverty amid a $722 million deficit. Kemp teams with Marion Barry and Newt Gingrich to seek congressional action.
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Potomac
Washington
Scripps Howard News Service
Thatcher in Arkansas Spars on Liberty and Extremism
A column recalls Margaret Thatcher’s Arkansas visit and her pointed defense of liberty amid debates on right wing extremism. The piece contrasts U S gun rights with Britain’s gun ban and notes Thatcher’s blunt, unwavering rhetoric against violence and political intimidation.
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Arkansas
Harding University
Thatcher, Bosnia and the call for decisive American leadership
Paul Greenberg argues the root causes of the Yugoslav conflict lie in naked Serb aggression while criticizing UN inaction. He praises Margaret Thatcher as a principled leader and urges a strong American, unambiguous response to evil, warning of global instability without clear resolve.
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United Nations
Anthony Lake
Margaret Thatcher
Eisenhower
Ronald Reagan
Iron Lady
NC lawmakers weigh charter schools as alternative to public system
Raleigh debates two bills to expand private involvement in public education. HB 955 would authorize autonomous charter schools funded by the state, with limited regulation and five year trial periods. HB 781 seeks vouchers, facing constitutional concerns and opposition from educators. Paul O Connor reports.
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North Carolina
Eve Sys
State House
Steve Wood
R-Guilford
House Education Committee
Wood
N.C. Association of Educators
Public School Forum of
Board of Education
Age
Paul O'Connor
Capitol Press Association
Abortion plank should remain Abortion plank should remain
Editor Lou Colombo argues that the 1992 Republican abortion plank should be adopted by the Democratic Party verbatim. He urges recognizing unborn rights, funding limits on abortion, adoption support, and judges upholding traditional family values. He cites a party platform that calls for a human life amendment and 14th Amendment protections for unborn children.
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Democratic Party
Lou Colombo River Bend
Salvation Army seeks local donations in New Bern and Havelock
The Salvation Army asks for clothing furniture and funds as donations shift from United Way. Bring items to Thrift Stores at 310 Queen St New Bern or 122 E Main St Havelock open 9 to 4 daily except Sunday. Call 637-2277 to arrange home or business pickups.
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United Way
Thrift
Queen St
New Bern
E. Main St
Havelock
New Bern Historic Homes Tour Thank You Note
The 1995 New Bern Spring Historic Homes Gardens Tour Committee thanks volunteers, districts shown, Tryon Palace Gardens, churches, businesses, media, and especially attendees who bought tickets. Their support aids the New Bern Preservation Foundation and the New Bern Historical Society in preserving the city’s historic identity.
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New Bern Spring Historic Homes Gardens
Riverside
Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens
New Bern
Submissions Open for Forum Letters at Sun Journal
Send letters to Forum Sun Journal P O Box 1149 New Bern NC 28563. Letters must be signed with author name and a contact number 638 4664. Submissions under 300 words will be given preference for publication consideration.
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Sun Journal
P.O
New Bern
N.C
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