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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1995

Page

2

Marines MEU Heads to Adriatic Amid Sardinia Training

The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit with HMM 263 aboard USS Kearsarge USS Pensacola and USS Nashville was ordered from Sardinia to the Adriatic as a precaution. Commanders Lt Col Gunther Lt Col Bartles and Lt Col Castaing lead the ground aviation and support elements during a six month Mediterranean deployment.

MEU Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron HMM Cherry Point HMM-263 Jason Johnston Camp Lejeune Sardinia Adriatic Cmdr Mark Johnson Department of Defense Public Affairs Office National Security Anthony Lake Nashville Mediterranean Haiti Christopher J. Gunther 24Th Meu Dennis T. Bartles Claude C. Castaing MSSG-24

UN and NATO plan tighter Bosnia peacekeeping shift

Nations in The Hague commit to stand firm against Serb assaults while reshaping UN forces to reduce vulnerability. Hostage release demanded for 370 peacekeepers and broader NATO air strike options discussed as Serbs seize 36 UN vehicles and restrict movements in eastern Bosnia.

United Nations Bosnia U.N Sarajevo Alexander Ivanko United States Netherlands Hague Five Nations NATO Gorazde Warren Christopher Grigory Karasin Moscow SRNA Security Council Brussels

Memorial Day observances across North Carolina honor veterans

Across North Carolina Memorial Day ceremonies highlighted veteran sacrifice. At the USS North Carolina a memorial service recalled WWII heroics while Fort Bragg honored 127 Special Forces soldiers declared killed in action. Ceremonies in Raleigh and Jacksonville drew crowds as leaders urged resolve against drugs and poverty.

Young North Carolina Wilmington Harbor U.S. Department of Defense Japan George Emery U.S. Atlantic Fleet Fort Bragg U.S. Army Special Forces Command Damian Carr Special Forces Command Martha Raye Raye Vietnam William Tangney Mike Burns Special Forces Raleigh Tarheel Marine Corps League of Raleigh All-Veterans Memorial Capitol Grounds Sanford Municipal Center John McNeill Fair Promise Ame Zion Lee County Board of Commissioners Hubert Garner Okinawa Winston Churchill Garner Veteran's Cemetery Jacksonville Second Marine Division Wilmington

Pope calls Christians to face painful past before 2000

Pope John Paul II releases Ut Unum Sint urging Catholics to examine their history and work toward church unity with Protestants and Orthodox. He reaffirms commitment to ecumenism while warning against changing doctrine and emphasizes the papal role in unifying all churches as the millennium approaches.

John Paul II Vatican Ecumenical Movement Rome Uni John Paul Czech Republic

Man shot at Madonna's Hollywood Hills home

Police said 37 year old Robert Roland Hoskins was shot three times in the arm and abdomen after reportedly scaling a fence into Madonna's back yard. He remained in fair condition at Cedars Sinai Medical Center as detectives planned to book him for attempted burglary.

Hollywood Hills Robert Roland Hoskins Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Madonna Mike McDonagh Hoskins McDonagh Los Angeles County-Usc Medical Center Andrew Purdy Arizona

River Bend resident cites 1740s roots in genealogy study

Sun Journal notes Brinson, a River Bend resident, pursues genealogy and history with family tracing back to the 1740s. The piece includes reactions to the Pennsylvania closing before the White House and mentions Madonna with a fence incident and a police officer, plus Todd Michael Lawrence who claimed to be Madonna's husband and allegedly stalked her for two weeks before a July arrest.

Brinson River Bend Madonna Todd Michael Lawrence

FBI tracked Chavez as subversive says LA Times

The Los Angeles Times reports FBI agents tailed Cesar Chavez for more than seven years in the 1960s and 70s, investigated claims he was a Communist, and built a 1434 page file under Johnson and Nixon. The file was obtained via FOIA. Chavez led the first successful farm workers union and campaigned for California's 1975 secret ballot elections for farm labor unions. Clinton praised Chavez as a Moses figure during the Medal of Freedom ceremony.

FBI Cesar Chavez Los Angeles Times Chavez Johnson Nixon the Times California Farm Workers Union Clinton

Arafat's Wife Expected To Have A Daughter

Doctors told Suha Arafat that she is carrying a girl due in early August. Suha, 31, recently returned to Gaza after time in Paris where the sex was determined, and family suggests names Zahwa for a girl or Ammar for a boy, while Abu Ammar remains a common reference for Yasser Arafat.

Yasser Arafat Suha Suha Arafat Gaza Strip Paris Yediot Ahronot Raymonda Tawil Arafat Tawil Arafats Ammar Palestine Liberation Organization Abu Ammar

Margaret Chase Smith dies at 97 first woman senator

Margaret Chase Smith former House and Senate member from Maine died in Skowhegan at 97 from stroke complications. She mentored Republicans while speaking out against 1950s anti-communist witch hunts and was the first woman elected to the Senate without a vacancy. She briefly ran for president in 1964.

Margaret Chase Smith House Senate Skowhegan Maine Lady Congress Smith William D. Hathaway Senate Armed Services Committee

Children’s warnings mirror a drugged world says Grand Rapids teacher

In Grand Rapids Fifth graders urge Lauren to avoid drugs and guns. The piece contrasts hopeful guidance with a troubling generational awareness of violence and substance abuse, noting how children as young as ten or eleven now contemplate drugs. It questions parental legacies and media messaging shaping youth.

Bozo the Clown Mary Beltz Lauren Sth Tiffany Brad Sarah Joe Rachel Grand Rapids Ameri Bob Greene

Part time legislators and self interest concerns

Question prompts readers to vote on whether part time lawmakers protect their own interests. Call 638-3579 for yes and 638-6552 for no.

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