Health care funding divides the uninsured and donors
Dunn argues health spending favors cars and boats over care and says government should not pay for health care. Craven County Health Department director Wanda Sandele links universal coverage to reduced emergency room use and notes primary care could cut costs, while many uninsured still face payments or lack access.
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Health care alliance talk in North Carolina debate
A state senator discusses alliances in western North Carolina providing facility access and Pitt Memorial Hospital's trauma care role in the east. She notes many uninsured are young or middle class who prioritize other spending, while doctors warn high costs accompany care advances.
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Princess Diana Lover Claims Spark Royal Gossip
Maj James Hewitt, Diana's former riding instructor, told News of the World he was her lover and that she considered leaving Charles for him. The palace dismissed the gossip, noting the public should judge motives behind royal rumors amid Diana and Charles’ separation in 1992 and Charles’s admission of infidelity. Hewitt had previously sold stories about Diana and later criticized Diana for not defending Charles against Morton’s controversial 1992 book.
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Carter Accepts Responsibility Amid State Department Event
At a 70th birthday awards ceremony at the State Department, former President Carter accepted a $50,000 Fulbright Association award and spoke on global conflict resolution. He acknowledged tensions with Clinton administration diplomacy, joking that the next task is improving domestic understanding.
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New Bern resident on medieval plague topic and a sigh
Al Hardison of New Bern comments on the idea of India of the Black Death in the Middle Ages and admits surprise. He notes there is no cure for the common cold, reflecting a skeptical view of historical claims.
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Arnold sale hints at bargains in Iowa acreage split
Tom Arnold says farm and house, part of his divorce from Roseanne, are for sale. The property includes a Victorian mansion without roof or siding and 2,000 acres in southeast Iowa. The couple spent over 3 million on land and initial construction before halting work. Everything is for sale, with possible exception of their Big Food Diner at Eldon near Ottumwa.
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Burt Reynolds Reflects on Career and Friends in Interview
Burt Reynolds discusses career revelations and friendships in a Entertainment Weekly interview. He praises Raquel Welch for her heart and beauty and says he made bad judgments in life. He notes admiration for Ricardo Montalban and Bill Dana and insists he has the heart of a lion.
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Pat Paulsen Considers Slogans for 1996 Campaign
Pat Paulsen announced his 1996 bid from a Huntington restaurant booth once used by John F Kennedy. He weighs slogans You Get What You Vote For and Well Whadaya Want Me to Do About It. PaulsenSupporters note his concise lines and a modest campaign chest of 60 cents.
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Mandela arrives in US to drum up business
Nelson Mandela lands in the United States for a private weekend visit to boost business ties. The 76 year old South African president plans a United Nations speech and meetings with business leaders, his first visit since becoming president last spring. He did not appear publicly on Saturday after arriving on a private jet.
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Crime prevention burden on good people in crime laden society
Bob Greene reflects on crime anxiety and the shift of responsibility from criminals to law abiding citizens. He cites rising car thefts in Tampa, the use of 911 panic buttons at ATM kiosks, and the need for a national moral push rather than partisan politics.
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No to any more damned amusement parks in North Carolina
A reader voice rejects new amusement parks in the state amid stalled health care reform. The note asks if reforms offer a fix and mentions a We hear a call for regional solutions, opposing further development. The piece reflects public opinion in North Carolina.
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Lenoir plans primary care clinic for uninsured patients
Lenoir Memorial Hospital in Kin- Center seeks a federal grant of 500000 to 600000 for a community health center to treat the uninsured. Officials say the plan would reduce emergency department load by handling non emergency cases and writing prescriptions outside the hospital setting.
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