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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2019
Page
5
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Law firm reports 85 crash inquiries after Labor Day, 113 the following week, and 78 in a typical week. Experts urge belt use, noting 14,955 lives saved in 2017. Gas averages 2.59 per gallon, possibly boosting travel. States plan intensified DUI patrols and a $13 million NHTSA media push.
The Associated Press notes science can’t judge fitness by years. Trump ridicules Biden while Sanders and Warren display energy in public appearances. Experts say biologic age, health, and function matter more than license age in assessing presidential capability.
Governor Cooper pushes Medicaid expansion amid North Carolina's opioid crisis. WUNC notes 1 million uninsured residents, while DHHS cites declining ER visits but ongoing suffering. Doctors now prescribe about 75 percent of 2017 levels due to STOP Act and two opioid action plans. Duke study links heroin to rising deaths since 2010.
The article highlights a month of exhibits across New Bern area venues including the main library gallery, Captain Ratty's entertainment on Middle Street, Brutopia in James City, Foscue Plantation tours on US 17, and Glow events at Lawson Creek Park. It notes organizers Twin Rivers Artists Association and Friends of the Library, with other community arts and music events featuring schools, private venues, and public programs through September and into early autumn.
On Saturday Craven County emergency chief Stanley Kite warned hurricane Dorian remains unpredictable with 150 mph winds extending 60 miles from the center. He urged residents to prepare for possible power outages and flooding inland, stressing self reliance and medical needs readiness. Governors Cooper and McMaster declared states of emergency to mobilize resources ahead of potential landfall.
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