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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1995

Page

2

Testimony decisions emerge in Parker case hearings

Parker campaign figures discuss subpoenas and witness roles as key names like Bumgarner Harmon and Monette weigh in. Bumgarner denies agreeing to testify while Harmon notes his only involvement was reporting unpaid child support. Monette backs Parker, and McCullough explains limits on character testimony and the handling of witness expenses in federal trials.

Whitted Parker Bumgarner Rhein Avenue DeGraffenried John Harmon New Bern Ben Godette Harmon Pamlico Perdue Monette McCullough

Adoption Event Highlights Greyhounds at Bill's Pet Shop

Greyhounds Jodi and Annie will be at Bill's Pet Shop in New Bern from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday to meet potential adopters. Miller will provide literature, applications, and questions, while other owners may join to showcase dogs. The Sanford Hospital’s program, running since 1980, places about 70 animals yearly with a $200 fee including shots and spay or neuter.

Greyhounds Sanford Hospital Bill Red Robin Lane Jodi Annie Miller New Bern Sanford Animal Hospital Sanford Chris Hooker Greyhound Protection Societies National Greyhound Association

Greyhound Adoption Event At Bill's Pet Shop New Bern

A greyhound adoption and awareness program runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Bill's Pet Shop 1701 Red Robin Lane New Bern. For adoption details contact Penny Miller at 514-2560 or Sanford Animal Hospital at 919 775-7945.

Greyhound Bill Red Robin Lane New Bern Penny Miller Sanford Animal Hospital

HIV in the Military Sparks Readiness Debate

Rep Dornan cites approximately 2,500 active duty service members with HIV and proposes honorable discharges with continued access to veterans health care. Army Lt Gen Stroup counters that 434 HIV infected soldiers in the Army are under 0.1 percent of personnel and pose no deployability issue. He notes previous officials argued HIV retention shifted deployments for others.

Dornan Ronald Dellums D-Calif House National Security Committee Army Theodore G. Stroup Jr Marine Corps Carl Mundy Adm Frank B. Kelso II Naval Operations

Correction quotes Rev Gordon on board competencies

A Wednesday Sun Journal correction reports Rev. Larry Gordon of St. Peter's AME Zion Church said a quote from Craven ing Tuesday night was missing words. The corrected remark reads that he feels it is a slap in the face to believe no one in his race is competent enough to serve on the board.

Sun Journal Larry Gordon St. Peter's Ame Zion Church

Waters says he changed after Pink Flamingoes at Cannes jury

Cannes juror John Waters, 49, says he stopped making crazy-kid films. He emphasizes he is now without irony proud to attend the festival. Waters sits on a 10 member jury with four women and faces questions about conflicts of interest from past collaborations.

John Waters Cannes France Waters Agree Jeanne Moreauimer Oes Ee

Gramm Acknowledges 1974 Investment In Suspended Film

Texas Senator Phil Gramm admits a 1974 $7500 investment to back an R rated project titled Beauty Queens. He says the movie was never produced and he lost track of the funds while campaigning for the Republican presidential nomination. Gramm disputes a claim made by his former brother in law.

Texas Phil Gramm Gramm

Williams family travels amid gas price concerns

Lynn Williams from Jacksonville and her son Chris, a pianist and contestant at First Baptist Church in New Bern, reflect on how rising gas prices will affect summer travel and leisure. She notes the impact may be felt more in activities at destinations than in travel itself.

Williams Jacksonville New Bern Chris First Baptist Church

Gramm defends innocence amid in-law feud over film claims

George Caton told The New Republic that Gramm began investing in movies after seeing Truck Stop Women and hid his name on a contract to run for office. Gramm called both statements clearly or totally false, noting an old family vendetta and insisting he has nothing to hide.

George Caton New Republic Gramm

Janet Reno Urges Reading Children's Books Over O J Trial

Attorney General Janet Reno says she has never watched the O J Simpson murder trial. She explains she prefers reading and dinner before sleep and urges adults to read more children’s books. She notes she enjoys The Little Engine That Could and calls the trial overhyped.

Janet Reno Reno

Defender of freedom Liddy wins talk radio hosts award

Gordon Liddy received the Freedom of Speech Award from the National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts in Boston. The former White House aide, known for guiding the Watergate burglary, has drawn criticism for urging listeners to shoot federal agents during a home invasion and later clarified his advice.

S. Gordon Liddy National Association of Radio Liddy Boston White House National Republican Senatorial Committee

White House concert spotlights country music stars

President Clinton recalled Arkansas roots as Kathy Mattea Alison Krauss and Suzy Bogguss performed with Chet Atkins before hundreds in a White House South Lawn tent. The taping for In Performance at the White House will air Sept 27 as Women of Country Music. Also reported are diplomat Harry Bergold Jr. 63 who died in Paris after a career tied to covert aid, and Toe Blake 82 Canadiens coach with eight Stanley Cups who died in Montreal.

Arkansas Clinton Pegre Kathy Mattea Alison Krauss Suzy Bogguss Chet Atkins White House Harry E. Bergold Jr U.S Paris Toe Blake Montreal Canadiens Montreal

Richard and the Illinois Adoptions Court Controversy

Bob Greene argues that the Illinois Supreme Court overstepped in ordering Richard, the adopted child, be removed from his home and placed with his biological father. He condemns the state action as monstrous and urges continued scrutiny rather than quiet acceptance, highlighting questions about truth, consent, and the child's welfare.

Richard Illinois Supreme Court Mary Ann G. McMorrow Ben Miller Justice McMorrow Illinois Lutheran Church Bob Greene

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