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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1994

Page

13

Angry electorate argues incumbents survived 1994 vote

Vin Suprynowicz argues that despite headlines of a Democratic debacle the majority of Democrats seeking reelection won. He questions public anger, critiques deficit rhetoric, and highlights Heritage Foundation figures on 1995 spending. He suggests bureaucrats won’t lose jobs and cites several large federal projects and programs as evidence of continued government expansion.

Radical New Party Libertarian Party Ted Kennedy Dianne Feinstein Rush Limbaugh America Congressional Budget Office Rhode Island Fernand St. Germain Clinton

Community Theatre Award Success in New Bern NC 1994

StageHANDS and New Bern Civic Theatre win the Community Theatre Award from NCTC for North Carolina in 1994. As NC Theatre Conference chair in New Bern November 3–6, thanks are extended to many local volunteers and groups including Harbour Lights Players and Harbour Lights, Harbour Lights, the Randy Robins Quartet, and the Craven Arts Council for their support and hospitality.

New Bern Civic Theatre NCTC North Carolina North Carolina Theatre Conference New Bern Athene Bunn Terry Daniels Lu Hoff

Banner theft from New Bern home sparks plea for its return

A Halloween banner handmade by a loved one and its wooden staff disappeared in late Oct, with the metal bracket broken. The couple laments a growing misdeed trend, offers a reward for the banner’s return, and asks for an apology.

New Bern al and Marcy

River Support Grows as Residents Seek Clean Water

A public hearing on Oct 27 drew nearly 1000 residents to a school auditorium in Craven County with a sea of blue as they urged basin wide action to curb pollution. They urged Craven County to halt further discharges, push for faster river cleanup, and demand a local public hearing on wastewater increases and nitrogen and phosphorus pollution. They urged citizens to write officials including Craven County commissioners and Gov Hunt to push for pollution elimination over reduction.

Township 7 Ramada Craven County Cary Crabtree Creek Neuse Raleigh Craven County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box New Bern N.C Beverly Perdue Jim Hunt Craven St Environmental Commission

Critique of Greenberg Columnist and Impressionism Views

A reader vents at art critic Clement Greenberg and offers lively opinions on impressionism. The letter critiques his photograph and serious tone, questions his clarity, and argues impressionism reflected middle class tastes, commerce, and freedom of expression in art.

Bob Greene Greene Bob Emavee Greenberg Carnegie Rockefeller New York Times Little Rock Wal-Mart Chicken Farmers Bill Clinton

Haiti Democracy Doubts Stain U S Policy Critique

The author questions U S efforts to promote democracy in Haiti citing widespread illiteracy, potential public resentment, and the risk of anti American backlash. The piece argues education and economic strain from aid shape Haiti’s readiness for democracy and warns of possible repeats of political turmoil similar to past eras.

Haiti

Liberties and natural law in Spoonerist thought on justice

A compact essay arguing natural rights under life liberty and property, defending jury nullification, condemning criminalization of vice, and urging skepticism of government power. It traces Lysander Spooner’s view that government derives legitimacy from association, not authority over individual lives, and notes lingering tensions with modern jurisprudence. The piece highlights racial justice, Reconstruction abuses, and a wave of libertarian sentiment under a “Don’t tread on me” ethos.

Lysander Spooner Laissez-Faire Books Co Spooner Supreme Court Williams

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