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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1994

Page

2

Saltwater license plan faces split over endowment and enforcement

Basnight backs a trust funded license with scholarships and prohibits removing enforcement funds from license revenue. Crocker supports a 25 percent enforcement allocation and trust oversight with consent. Committee proposes endowment trust and revenue allocations for enhancement, admin, education, grants, research, and law enforcement. fees suggested at 5 for a week, 15 for a year, 250 for a lifetime. up to 600,000 licenses expected.

Basnight Kay Crocker Wilmington Marine Fisheries Commission Crocker DEHNR Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources The Orbach Gillikin

Police dogs trained to sniff out drugs face loss and repair

Lavoie and Walter recount the use of trained drug-sniffing dogs Bear and Warlock. Bear detected marijuana concealed inside packages, while Warlock fell ill after an incident leaving Walter worried about the dog's welfare. Each dog cost about 4 500 dollars to acquire and train. The dogs assist vehicle searches and field operations, often prompting suspects to reveal hidden drugs. Walter plans to replace Bear but cannot afford a new dog.

Lavoie Warlock Walter Bear Havelock

Congress demands delay before Haiti troop action

Congress calls for approval before sending troops to Haiti. Rep Henry Hyde warns that bypassing Congress reduces the nation to evisceration. Rep Pat Schroeder, usually a presidential ally, says invasion without Congress is unconstitutional and wrong, reflecting growing doubt about the administration’s course.

Haiti Congress Henry Hyde R-Ill Pat Schroeder D-Colo

Leaflet Drop Over Port-au-Prince by US Warship

U S warship neared Port-au-Prince as planes dropped propaganda leaflets before dawn in a campaign against Haiti's military rulers. Pro army militiamen roughed up residents gathering the leaflets in Delmas while a gray U S flagged cutter remained in view.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti U.S Delmas Isibl

We’re future of cable after televised affair in Collinsville

In Collinsville Virginia a local cable feud erupts over an on air adulterous affair between an anchor from Channel 57 and a saleswoman at Cable 6. The on air drama leads to firings, calls, and tangled loyalties as both stations chase ratings in a small southwestern Virginia town.

Barbara Mitchell Michael Collinsville Henry County Virginia Mitchell Maverick Cable 6 Bill Channel 57 Martinsville Hines Wyatt Charles Joarke Roark Cable

Burns OK after brain surgery from July fall

Comedian George Burns 98 remained in stable condition at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after about two hours of surgery to drain brain surface fluid. He was able to joke with staff and talk to his speech therapist while recovering from a July 13 bathtub fall that caused a head injury and temporary speech impairment.

George Burns Burns Irving Fein Fein Beverly Hills Wise

Gilbert after shave and a goofy bet on TV

Brad Gilbert wins a bet with Andre Agassi over the U S Open and endures a home shave on Last Call with shaving cream and uneven chest hair. Gilbert jokes about going with the flow while Agassi promotes the moment on TV.

Brad Gilbert Andre Agassi Agassi Gilbert Last Call Bet

Craven-Pamlico Carteret Fair Aims For Weekend Entry

New Bern resident Fink plans to skip the Craven Pamlico Carteret Agricultural Fair this Friday due to working night shifts. He says his spare time goes to hunting and fishing.

Fink New Bern

We Cannot Guarantee Foolproof Protection for All

Mike Royko argues there is no foolproof safety for the White House or public life. The piece criticizes overreaching security promises, cites incidents of road rage and a deranged pilot, and urges balancing freedoms with responsibility in a modern democracy.

White House Secret Service John F. Kennedy Robert Kennedy Martin Luther King George Wallace Ronald Reagan Chicago Mike Royko

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