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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1994

Page

2

Keener murder trial heads to Jones County court

Prosecution details indicate a gun converted for Hunter used in the September 26 1993 death of Julie Peterson found 24 feet from the body. Hunter, a former sheriff's deputy, fled to his father's home before deputies arrived and has resigned from the sheriff's office. The trial moved for venue due to pretrial publicity and jury selection ended by 5 pm with both sides optimistic on impartial jurors. Judge Alan Cobb Jr. presides in Wilmington.

Greg Butler Hunter Department of Correction Jones County Superior Court Sheriff's Peterson Keener Sheriff's Office Butler Sampson County Doug Parsons Parsons Julie Peterson Alan Cobb Jr Wilmington

City restricts adult businesses in Havelock ordinance plan

Residents urge strict limits as city weighs restricting adult establishments near churches schools and residences to protect families and nearby growth tied to Cherry Point. City Attorney Troy Smith says First Amendment rights protect speech but seeks close proximity bans and special use permits. planning official warns few sites exist and potential legal challenges.

Roberts Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station Havelock Jacksonville San Diego Patricia Dunaway Troy Smith Vira Watson Smith Watson City Planning Board Planning Board Board of Adjustment Newport New Bern Wat- Roberts Raleigh James Steen David Woodall

Haiti Troop Reductions Debated Amid Tropical Storm Gordon

Senate leaders and defense officials weighed Haiti policy as President Aristide’s return remains the aim. General Sheehan said U S troops should drop from 14 000 to 9 000 by December with a partial U N force to follow. Gordon’s rains hit Haiti as casualties rise and the disaster deepens.

Bob Dole R-Kan Senate United States Jean-Bertrand Aristide Sheehan U.S Haiti U.N Gordon

Morning After Election Sweep Sparks Civic Serenity

A retrospective stroll shows a spotless city, polite pedestrians, courteous officers, and calm streets after Republicans clinch control of Congress. Ordinary scenes unfold with kindness as Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole appear in a satirical capture, while Bob Greene notes weekly column timing.

Anti-drug coalition forms across 32 U.S. cities

Garcia says the conference aims to block drug movement early as 32 cities join to form anti-drug coalitions. Police chiefs Dennis Nowicki and Ruben Ortega and professors Mark Gold and Jackie Butler attend. The event, sponsored by the DEA and Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, runs through Wednesday with leaders denouncing drug legalization and urging drug-free programs. Kent Augustson proposes teaching kids to get high on life.

Garcia U.S Dennis Nowicki Charlotte Ruben Ortega Salt Lake City Mark Gold University of Florida Jackie Butler University Cincinnati U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Center For Substance Abuse Prevention Kent Augustson

Husband says he believed Susan Smith all along

David Smith, Susan Smith’s estranged husband, says he had no idea she might lie about the carjacking that led to her sons’ disappearance. Authorities say nine days later she confessed to rolling the car and drowning Michael and 14 month old Alex in a lake. He says he backed her up during the period of the case. The interview to be aired tonight contrasts with public perception.

Michael Alex

Taxpayer-funded travel debate reaches voters

Citizens weigh safety on commuter flights and whether government official travel to conferences should be taxpayer funded. Call lines open 5 p.m. today to 7 a.m. tomorrow to cast your vote. The public is urged to consider if travel expenses are job related and appropriate for funding.

The Sun Journal Nee Seay

Fleiss on tape in entrapment defense at LA trial

Fleiss, 28, opened his case claiming police entrapped her into procuring women for prostitution and cocaine possession charges. A video shows an undercover Beverly Hills officer meeting with Fleiss and a supposed prostitute as prosecutors present their view of the case.

Ae Pinas Fleiss Los Angeles Marks Superior Court Alesse Alan Beverly Hills Sammy Lee Beverly Hilton Hotel

Springer Sings At Viper Room In Elvis And Beatles Act

Jerry Springer tried a second career by performing on stage with the band Rattled Roosters at the Viper Room in Los Angeles. He wore an Elvis cape for Love Me Tender and sang I Saw Her Standing There, joking that people will tolerate almost anything when they are drinking.

Jerry Jerry Springer Los Angeles Viper Room Roosters Springer

Bridgeton resident studying journalism comments on boxing title

Daniels, a Craven Community College journalism student from Bridgeton, reacts to an overweight 45 year old challenging for the heavyweight championship. He says, I think it's great. It shows there's no limitation to what you can do.

Daniels Bridgeton Craven Community College

Jamaica to Honor Powell With Two Awards

Retired Gen Colin Powell will visit Jamaica next month to receive the Order of Jamaica, the nation’s top honor, and an honorary Doctor of Law from the University of the West Indies. Powell, 57, served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1989 to 1993 and has been decorated by numerous nations.

Colin Powell Jamaica Powell Order of The University of the West Indies Joint Chiefs of Staff United States

Angelou speech canceled after Kansas protest shocks audience

Right wing demonstrators shook Maya Angelou in Topeka and forced her Emporia State University talk to be postponed until spring. The protest led by Rev. Fred Phelps targeted Angelou over views on race and politics, with her appearance disrupted and her mood visibly shaken. Separately, Sen. Paul Simon announced he will not seek re election in 1996, citing a desire to leave while still eager to serve and needing substantial fundraising for another campaign. He indicated potential shifts to teaching or leading a foundation.

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