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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2019
Page
7
Global markets see mixed signals as central bank policies and commodity trends influence sentiment. Traders watch US inflation data while Europe ponders ECB decisions amidst fluctuating currencies and energy costs.
The Sun Journal lists its leadership with Group publisher Michael Distelhorst and Editor Chris Segal. Ken Warren serves as Group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as Circulation director.
The Program Evaluation Division finds administrative mistakes and inexperience delayed Matthew recovery spending. About $3.7 million was wasted on nonessential contracts while HUD funds remained largely unspent. The report warns of risk for future disasters and urges staffing and process improvements at DPS and the Recovery Office.
Wilmington resident Walt de Vries argues that bias against female candidates persists but cites research and experience to claim women in the White House would bring empathy and competence. He notesGillibrand Harris Klobuchar Warren Gabbard and Williamson as potential contenders and asserts a woman can win national office.
The page shows a Sun Journal brief from May 23 2019 on page A7 featuring local items. Details are unreadable, but the fragment indicates ongoing community notes and notices from New Bern.
E J Dionne argues the Alabama six week abortion ban exposes splits among Republicans leaders like Kevin McCarthy and Ronna McDaniel who favor exceptions. He says outlawing abortion won’t end it, will make unsafe procedures, and advocates a broader approach: better family planning and support for poor mothers. He urges defending life by aiding women and lifting the poor.
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