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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1994
Page
10
A quoted maxim from Vermont Royster underscores a journalist’s obligation to the nation. It asserts that a journalist owes allegiance to national interests rather than to governing authorities, balancing criticism with duty.
In Pamlico County District 4, challenger Chris Rooks disavowed two absentee ballots and revealed an unaccounted vote, preserving a 261-261 tie risk. His forthright stance, alongside opponent Carl Ollison, spotlighted honesty over politics amid racial tensions and a planned cross- support committee.
President Clinton advances a three-pronged trade push centered on the GATT accord, the Summit of the Americas in Miami, and an Asia-Pacific meeting. Supporters praise the momentum toward lower barriers and job creation, while noting differences in readiness among regions and the likelihood of an Asian NAFTA-like outcome.
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Claude Lewis reviews the Susan Vaughn Smith case in Union South Carolina, noting a pattern of white defendants using race to shield crime while challenging the belief that blacks commit most violence. Smith admitted the kidnapping claim was a hoax, exposing biases and media illusions.
Paul O Connor cautions that GOP control of the North Carolina House signals sweeping policy shifts in 1995. He discusses potential tax cuts, a possible veto by Gov. Jim Hunt, and the contentious lottery fate. He weighs term limits and party promises amid budget and retiree tax questions.
Community urges lifting Township 7 sewer moratorium and upgrading discharge practices. Neuse River Foundation opposes new pipelines and advocates alternative waste water treatment, stressing river health and basin stewardship led by newly elected commissioners.
A visitor recounts two months aboard a yacht bound for Europe and extols New Bern’s people. They praise local hairdressers inviting outings to Raleigh, Trent River Coffee Co. generosity, free art lessons, baked treats, and a generous jeweler who lends a gold bracelet to marina guests, with garden tomatoes and warm hospitality shaping the experience.
Campsites Inc of Williamsburg Virginia reports a late after hours incident in New Bern where a brass fire screen and a basket were bought but a filled check was not handed over. The store requests the customer who bought the items contact them to settle the payment.
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