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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1995
Page
4
Forecast shows variable cloudiness with scattered showers and storms. Lows around 72, highs upper 70s to mid 80s, northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday turns partly sunny with more showers and storms, highs 70s to 80s.
Emma J Dixon 73 of 628 Harris St Cove City died Saturday at home Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday at Bryant Chapel AME Zion Church Rev J C Franks officiating Burial Evergreen Dome She is survived by four sons James Jeremiah Richard and Robertson Dixon two daughters Carolyn Fulmore and Lynda Ward two brothers Elijah Hall Cove City and Ruben Hall Fort Barnwell one sister Addie Mae Rouse Grifton 32 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Family will receive friends at the residence Arrangements by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home
The national forecast calls for high pressure maintaining sunny, pleasant conditions across much of New England. A weak disturbance will trigger scattered thunderstorms from the Great Lakes to the Tennessee Valley and into the Carolinas. Elsewhere, storms erupt across the Upper Midwest as a cold front moves through the Northern Plains. Showers accompany cooler readings in the northern Rockies.
William Edingleh, 92, of New Bern died Sunday at Berne Village Retirement Center. He was a Centenary United Methodist Church member and former owner of New Bern Nursery. Graveside service 10 a.m. Tuesday at New Bern Memorial Cemetery with Rev. William W. Sherman officiating. Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home arranged.
Public records show Creed A. Roberts, 21, of 708 Beech Grove Mobile Home Park, charged Saturday with 14 counts of forgery and uttering. He allegedly wrote checks totaling 3140 from a stolen checkbook and was released on a 4000 dollar unsecured bond. He faces Craven County District Court on Tuesday.
In Beijing police halted a news briefing by Chinese activists and war victims seeking compensation from Japan for sex slavery by the Japanese army in World War II. Officers confiscated film, detained organizer Tong Zeng, and warned reporters not to cover the incident while urging restraint ahead of international conferences.
Willoughby Turner Cox III, 37, released Feb. 11, 1994 after two years and three months of a 10 year sentence for manslaughter while DUI, drew claims of influence from Gov. Lawton Chiles and associates. Officials deny favoritism citing good behavior and program completion. Cox’s driver license is revoked and he is under Daytona Beach supervision.
In Mexicali and across Baja California, the National Action Party led by Sen. Hector Teran Teran appeared to win the first governorship ever for an opposition party. Preliminary counts showed Teran ahead of PRI’s Francisco Perez Tejeda as voters braved heat over 110 degrees with turnout around 75 percent. Mayorships in Tijuana Mexicali Ensenada also leaned PAN while Tecate trailed.
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