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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1995

Page

2

Parker on trial over drug conspiracy and housing charges

Before the hearing Parker pleaded not guilty to one count of conspiracy one count of possession with intent to distribute aiding and abetting and two counts of maintaining a dwelling for a controlled substance. The case features multiple expected witnesses and contested tape testimony amid defense challenges and court rulings.

Parker Richard Broughton Raleigh DEA Whitted Boyle Sylvia Little Burden Robert Leon LeCraft New Bern Berry Cordell Bryant Pollocksville Bryant LeCraft Donald Gaskins Florida Sun Journal

Ramp Debate Over Teen Ramp In Greenbrier Neighborhood

Residents clash as a four foot two sided ramp built by teens sparks complaints about noise and sight lines. The Fowler family argues the ramp is a recreational device like swings and trampolines while neighbors say it ruins the neighborhood and police visits have increased amid alleged harassment.

Fowlers David Voerman Voerman Downey Greenbrier Fowler

Bombing Toll Reaches 168 In Oklahoma City Debacle

Witness Amanda Sutton traveled from Tulsa with her two year old Zachary to the site as authorities hunt for victims. The attack left 167 dead, with two identified in rubble and a possible third. Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols face the death penalty if convicted. Nichols’s brother James was released on bail amid questions of involvement. The blast erased the Alfred P. Murrah Building’s former grace, claiming lives of 15 children and several staff including Oleta Biddy, Julie Welch, and Linda McKinney.

U.S Douglas McCullough State Bureau of Investigation Mike DeSilva Raleigh Boyle Clarence Gene Leggett Kinston Leggett John F. Kennedy J. Edgar Hoover McCullough Elizabeth City FBI Defense Investigative Service The Sun Journal Amanda Sutton Tulsa Zachary Christy Rosas Virginia Thompson Alvin Justes Timothy McVeigh Terry Nichols Nichols James Nichols Michigan Detroit Decker Robert Cares McVeigh Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building Oleta Biddy Social Security Office Julie Welch Air Force Base Secret Service Drug Enforcement Administration Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Linda McKinney McKinney Biddy Welch

Hunt backs AmeriCorps as North Carolina volunteers rally

Gov. Jim Hunt urged support for AmeriCorps at a Raleigh gathering of about 300 volunteers. North Carolina runs a strong program with 468 members across 68 counties, including two Hunt-backed initiatives, Support Our Students and Smart Start. Volunteers tutor, care for children, and aid day care while receiving college aid and stipends for a one year commitment. Yolanda Brown, 19, a UNC Charlotte student, plans to renew as a mentor and says the program’s value cannot be measured by dollars.

Jim Hunt North Carolina Capitol Hill AmeriCorps Hunt Raleigh Clinton Brown AmeriCorps Issues Summit

Judge appoints new Duke executor after removal of co more

Beverly Hills judge Eve Minger removes Doris Duke's co executor and U S Trust Co from the 1.2 billion estate citing excessive spending. The ruling also notes questions about executor Bernard Lafferty's involvement in Duke's death but does not decide the matter.

William Barrett Lumber Grader at Coastal Lumber

William Barrett, a New Bern resident and Coastal Lumber Co. grader, enjoys basketball in his spare time. He notes gas price increases will cut into summer travel, replying I drive a Blazer.

Lumber Grader Coastal Lumber Co Barrett New Bern

Duke heiress leaves $1 billion to charity in will

Duke, daughter of tobacco magnate James Buchanan Duke, wills a $1 billion charity gift. Co executor Lafferty earns a $5 million fee and $500,000 yearly for life while gaining near total control over the estate. Preminger names Alexander D. Forger and Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York as temporary administrators.

Duke James Buchanan Duke American Tobacco Co Lafferty Preminger Alexander D. Forger Morgan Guaranty Trust Co New York

Steve Allen Suggests Clean Nights in Comedy Poll

Steve Allen complains that modern comedy relies on vile language and calls for a poll to measure audience taste. He proposes advertising Fifth Night on Monday Wednesday and Friday and offering Clean Nights on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at clubs.

Steve Allen Sid Caesar Skelton Los Angeles Times Tonight Show

CBS ends dual anchor era with Chung and Rather

CBS will return The Evening News to a single anchor format after a two year experiment. Dan Rather praised Connie Chung as he left the studio and colleagues wished her luck. CBS News President Eric Ober said no single incident triggered the change and the network values a format that works better.

CBS CBS News CBS Evening News Connie Chung Rather Chung Manhattan Eric Ober Connie Dan

Selena English language album due July with Dreaming of You

Selena fans await a July release for her English language collection Dreaming of You a 13 track set with four new English songs two English Spanish duets and two Spanish tracks from Don Juan DeMarco The 23 year old Grammy winner was killed March 31 in Corpus Christi Texas her assistant Yolanda Saldivar pleads not guilty to murder.

Selena EMI Records David Sigerson Los Angeles Byrne Barrio Boyz Don Juan DeMarco Corpus Christi Texas Yolanda Saldivar

Promises to Richard Proved False in Chicago Area Abduction

Bob Greene discusses the case of a 4 year old boy named Richard taken from his home in Schaumburg Illinois. The biological father had sworn to allow visits and claimed the child would return daily. Promises proved lies as the child remains separated.

Richard Schaumburg Ill Illinois Supreme Court Lutheran Church Fred Ade Rev Ade Bennett Leventhal University of Chicago Bob Greene

Question on volunteers as budget fix debated in North Carolina

Readers weigh in on using volunteers to bridge government deficits in a North Carolina context. Some support, others oppose, with callers urged to vote yes or no via phone lines. The discussion reflects local concern over waste fuel shipments and state protections. The last reader laments perceived neglect of North Carolinians and expresses mixed pride in the state.

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