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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1994
Page
16
As about 21,000 American troops police Port au Prince Haiti the mission falters amid looting attacks on Aristide supporters and former junta targets. Despite arrests and raids the mobs grow bolder with 13 deaths reported, exposing limits of military policing in a fractured society.
Stephen Chapman argues Colin Powell embodies admired public virtue yet exposes a flawed political culture. Polls show strong desire for his candidacy despite ignorance of policy, while Americans seek a nonideological fix. The piece contrasts Powell with Perot and warns leadership requires hard choices beyond rhetoric. Powell’s appeal rests on myth, not ready policy.
North Carolina buyers face a tough burden under common law to prove fraud in real estate deals. A proposed disclosure bill aims to help, but skeptics question its reach and potential protection for consumers. Real estate lawyers argue the bill preserves seller duties while buyers remain responsible for uncovering defects.
Television commentator Jeff Greenfield argues cameras in the O J Simpson trial raise mass media excess. He prefers limited courtroom coverage to curb leaks and sensationalism while acknowledging the press freedom and the big story allure surrounding the case.
Analysis argues the US armed forces were overstretched and undersupported across multiple postings and drills. It cites Brig. Gen. John Dallager on readiness, reduced training for Abrams crews, budget gaps harming the 1st Infantry Division, and Navy cockpit-hour cuts. The piece links this to Clinton era aims of exporting democracy and cutting defense budgets, warning of risks to national security.
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