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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1994
Page
2
Survey documents grave sites across the state noting condition headstones and unusual markers. About 15 counties have completed surveys and mapping though data is not yet in computers. WPA origins guide researchers with scarce pre1913 burial records and local histories.
Pamlico County moves to fence and clear Graveyard Point graveyard after years of dispute over ownership and neglect. In December 1993 a consulting firm advised debris removal and fencing to protect the site, with plans to erect a plaque honoring those buried there including lighthouse keepers. Historic surveys from 1989 and 1939 identify unmarked graves dating to at least 1865, among 14 family members linked to Ambrose and Walter Jones. The Neuse River lighthouse keeper burial and a Civil War era location near Broad Creek frame discussions for a memorial tribute.
Daniels said the federal cap on flounder misstates abundance and forces shutdowns, citing a Massachusetts plant closure that cost 120 jobs. Doumar questioned science based limits, noting fishermen’s right to fish as species shift without man’s fault. Brooks offered no comment after the ruling.
A gunman fired at the White House as eight shots struck the mansion and press area while President Clinton remained inside watching football. The assailant, seen near the iron fence on Pennsylvania Avenue, prompted Panetta to announce a broadened security review. No evidence of outside collaborators was found and Clinton planned to keep his schedule.
The fragment hints at daylight saving time adjustments and resetting clocks as seasons change, but lacks coherent context or a clear event, person, or organization to anchor a full news item.
The Sunday Times excerpt from The Prince of Wales biography portrays Prince Charles as happier two years after separating from Diana and says he remains committed to his throne. It notes no bombshells, mentions an early Barbra Streisand attraction, and highlights his joy in fatherhood of William and Harry.
Coretta Scott King said her late husband was inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's peaceful methods. She accepted the Gandhi Universal Harmony Award at a dinner marking Gandhi's 125th birth anniversary, citing MLK Jr's writings on social reform. Sri Chinmoy also received the award for peace efforts. Gandhi was killed in 1948 by a Hindu extremist. Gandhi blessed his assassin as he died. Coretta King leads the MLK Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta.
First grader Blake Cowing at Quinn Elementary School dreams of becoming a pilot. When asked what he will dress as for Halloween he says a vampire.
Country star George Jones says he will quit smoking and other vices as he recovers from triple bypass surgery on his 63rd birthday, plans to resume touring November 10 in Hagerstown, Maryland, and has kept up exercise and treadmill workouts. His latest release is The Bradley Barn Sessions with Alan Jackson, Dolly Parton, and Tammy Wynette.
Mariah Carey plans a Christmas album produced by Santa Claus with classics like Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Silent Night and Christmas Baby Please Come Home. The release follows her Music Box era which sold over 20 million copies and produced Hero Dreamlover and Without You.
Sam Phillips gains role in Die Hard: With a Vengeance after director John McTiernan saw her album cover Martinis and Bikinis. She is cast as Katya, a terrorist, with Bruce Willis and Jeremy Irons starring. Filming takes place in New York and South Carolina.
Olympic champion Oksana Baiul, famed for real money antics, raced back to her Idaho hotel after a skating event for a round of the Russian Monopoly. Nina Petrenko again lost to the 16 year old Ukrainian in a lighthearted display of fortune and nerves.
John Wester a 9 year old from Mt. Prospect collected 15 dead leaves for a fourth grade class project at St. Emily's. A forest preserve employee insisted the leaves be dumped, saying rules apply to dead leaves and could protect rare species. The Wester family complied and left the preserve, with authorities defending the official stance.
Reader questions the use of abortion and death by own action as Halloween entertainment, referencing a story on page A4. The item probes ethics, community standards, and potential triggering content.
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