Vermont Royster Judy Zimmerman and Jerry Wicks roles
Vermont Royster lists Judy Zimmerman as advertising director and Jerry Wicks as circulation manager in the staff roster.
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Judy Zimmerman
Jerry Wicks
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1994
Page
10
Not all Republicans cut from some cloth
The GOP governors meeting in Williamsburg shows complexity beyond a uniform party stance. Thirty Republican governors seek budget restraint via a constitutional balanced budget amendment but oppose unfunded mandates. They push for state flexibility on welfare reform and warn Washington against overreach while demanding federal funds. The mood: states’ rights with money as leverage, signaling potential shifts in national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republican Governors’ Association
Williamsburg
America
Abolish Draft Sign-Up to Cut Defense Spending
Doug Bandow argues to end U S draft registration as costly, obsolete, and unnecessary. He cites historical links to Cold War mobilization, questions its current relevance, and urges the incoming Republican majority to save about 25 million annually by ending the program.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jimmy Carter
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Ronald Reagan
Warsaw
Solidarity Union
Defense
America
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
North Korea
Kim Jong I
Clinton
Doug Bandow
The
Cato Institute
Call for a vote on school prayer amid GOP push
The article surveys a Republican drive to vote by July 4 on a constitutional amendment to allow organized school prayer, noting broad opposition from major players and contrasting views from Clinton on a moment of reflection. It discusses legal and practical hurdles and cites experiences about prayer in schools and limits on regu lating it.
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GOP
House
Newt Gingrich
Clinton
Steven McFarland
Christian Legal Society
Center For Law and Religious Freedom
J. Brent Walker
Baptist Joint Committee
Walker
The
Enon
Wilkerson
Drama Club
Boy Scouts
Reli
DNA clue sparks Jurassic Park echo from Barney tale
A BYU scientist reports recovering DNA from a Utah bone, claiming a dinosaur died there. The story ponders a first genetic material retrieval and imagines Universal Studios Orlando building a Barney arena. The piece mixes science hype with satirical fear about a live Jurassic World style scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young University
Scott Woodward
Utah
Universal Studio Florida
Barney
Barney & Friends
State funds cap debated by Raleigh lawmakers
In Raleigh North Carolina two legislators Rep Mickey Michaux and Rep Robert Grady debate limits on individual contributions to state candidates. They argue there is no cap on how much a person can give to a party or directly to a candidate while soft money concerns and accountability loom. The study commission plans a 1995 review amid a near split legislature with reform advocates ready to spend their own funds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Mickey Michaux
D-Durham
Robert Grady
Ronslow
Ee Ee
Grady
Joyce
Study Commission
House
Senate
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