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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2019
Page
7
An OCR fragment discusses tariffs and economic indicators with references to acts, penalties, and charges. It mentions a possible amount of 250 dollars and notes limited information about domestic and international trade elements. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or events.
The Sun Journal lists key staff positions including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher, Chris Segal as editor, Ken Warren as group advertising director, and Sheila Meadows as circulation director in its information page.
The column attacks North Carolina Republicans for a surprise Wednesday veto override in the House, arguing the move sidesteps the will of voters, undermines majority rule, and raises concerns about forthcoming partisan redistricting. It notes many lawmakers were absent for a 9/11 memorial service and calls for accountability before a Senate vote.
A government review contrasts the official 2018 poverty rate of 11.8 percent with the Supplemental Poverty Measure at 13.1 percent, noting a speculative 7-9 percent real range. It explains Orshansky’s original method, the SPM adjustments, and questions whether SPM inflates poverty by excluding Medicare and Medicaid spending and counting mandatory expenses against income.
Kathleen Parker weighs Mark Sanford's bid to challenge Donald Trump for the 2020 Republican nomination. The former governor and congressman touts debt, tariffs, trade and tone while critics recall his past scandals. Sanford is portrayed as a nuanced, principled conservative amid a crowded field including Bill Weld and Joe Walsh.
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