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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1994

Page

2

Tax funded TransPark ire courses stir coastal fishing ire

Craven County residents push against new saltwater licenses and fees citing age and tourism fears while the N C Wildlife Resources Commission weighs simple sale procedures and possible lifetime licenses. Mike Orbach outlines draft recommendations and public input informs final proposal for Marine Fisheries Commission. If approved, legislation could establish the license fee through the General Assembly.

N.C. Global TransPark Transpark Craven County Mike Orbach Marine Fisheries Commission Orbach N.C. Wildlife Resource Commission WRC Emerald Isle Rick Smith Smith Carteret County Avon Tackle Frank Fobb Hatteras Ocracoke Department of Environment Health and Natural Resources General Assembly

North Carolina moves to curb campus violence

Gov Jim Hunt says campus violence has risen prompting measures by the General Assembly. A felony for bringing a gun to campus and grants to place police, add lights and fences. Students urge broader help from home and school including early counseling and support programs.

Jim Hunt General Assembly North Carolina Amber Smith Wake Forest Michael Williams Charlotte

Troops in Haiti Confront Combat Stress and Suicide Risks

Soldiers in Haiti face harsh sights and fear for families at home. Cipriano cites a stress program with psychiatrists social workers and soldiers plus chaplains to monitor morale. Death by own action rates are similar to civilians, with 1991 crisis reports at 11.6 per 100000. cases under investigation include three servicemen. Local chaplains stress buddy support and letters or care packages as major morale boosters.

Cipriano Chester Egert Fort Drum N.Y Haiti Egert Somalia Air Force Doug Hart Pentagon National Institutes of Health Hart U.S 10Th Mountain Division Barry Willey 10Th Moon Andy Mazur Mark Teachout Hinsdale N.H 10Th Mountain Battalion Teachout

Brother charged after missing girl found dead in trunk

The body of 15 year old Heather Gavette was found in the trunk of a family car in Burlington Connecticut. Her brother Derek Gavette 18 is charged with murder after he allegedly said she had left the house while he slept. Police collected statements from about 100 people and towed the car to the state police barracks in Litchfield.

Burlington Gavette Heather Litchfield Diana Charles Henry the Eighth

Martha Raye to be buried with Army at Fort Bragg

Entertainer Martha Raye will be buried Saturday at Fort Bragg with full military honors per her wish to lie beside the Green Berets she supported in Vietnam. DoD granted exception. Johnson made her an honorary lieutenant colonel in 1966. service led by clergy and a wake held in Fayetteville and Santa Monica.

Martha Raye Fort Bragg Vietnam Green Berets Special Forces Col Maggie Raye Los Angeles Dean Special Forces Association Fayetteville Santa Monica Calif Department of Defense Gene Sexton Army Don B. Johnson Army Reserve Nurse Corps

Letterman heads to London in May with star lineup

CBS announced that David Letterman will take Late Show to London for a week long series from London Studios on the south bank of the Thames. The British visit will feature a stellar lineup of American and British stars and signature segments where Letterman and his cameras roam the streets of London.

David Letterman United Kingdom British Sky Broadcasting London River Thames CBS Letterman

Elderly Resident Opposes Saltwater Fishing License

Sandra Conaway, a New Bern resident and supervisor at Good Shepherd Rest Home, says she brings elderly residents to Union Point to fish and watch the river. She opposes a saltwater recreational fishing license, arguing many seniors cannot afford it.

Sandra Conaway Good Shepherd Rest Home Conaway New Bern Union Point

Traci Lords sues over risque baseball cards

Traci Lords files a trademark suit seeking at least 500000 from Risque Enterprises Friendly Personality Comics and Diamond Comic Distributors over baseball cards using images from her sex film Traci I Love You shot before she turned 18. She is set to appear on Melrose Place.

Traci Lords Lords Risque Enterprises Friendly Personality Comics Diamond Comic Distributors Traci Melrose Place

Deborah Norville to anchor Inside Edition in March

Deborra Norville will replace Bill O’Reilly as Inside Edition anchor after O’Reilly’s advice to read up on OJ Simpson. She and husband Karl expect their second child in December and will start at Inside Edition by March. Norville rose at NBCs Today show in 1989, succeeding Jane Pauley in 1990, then maternity leave in 1991 leading to Katie Couric.

O’reilly Norville O.J. Simpson Karl Jane Pauley Katie Couric

Royal couple therapy session winds through vows and foibles

A mock counseling session mocks Prince Charles and Diana with jibes about ninny status bore and foggy moor life. They spar over affairs, children, and a forthcoming book while debating reconciliation amid royal image concerns.

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