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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1994
Page
4
Partly cloudy tonight in New Bern with a mid 60s low and lighter winds. Wednesday stays warm with mid 80s highs and southerly 5 to 10 mph winds. Skies clear in the west tonight, partly cloudy in the east, with mountain lows in the 50s. statewide, isolated mountain thundershowers possible, highs in the 80s and 70s in the mountains.
Ivory Lee Berry of 1000 Wyse Fork Road died Sunday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Andrews Chapel Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Rudolph Turnage officiating. Burial in Trenton Cemetery. Survived by wife Bessie Berry. three daughters Linda D. Berry, Lillian Spruill, Veila Watson. four step-daughters. two sons Ira and Oscar Berry. two step-sons Franklin Ward and Benjamin Ward. brother Frank Berry. sisters Julie Gittings and Pauline Cuthbert. 17 grandchildren. Family visitation 7-8 p.m. Wednesday at Mills Funeral Home chapel in Kinston and at home other times.
Evelyn Marie Chiles 78 of Britthaven New Bern died Monday at the nursing home Memorial services 2 p m Wednesday Cotten Funeral Home chapel Rev Hillary Gaskins officiating Survived by one son Robert Louis Chiles of Vanceboro two daughters Carole Morris of Vanceboro Linda Sharp of Baltimore Md one sister Genevieve Malin of Baltimore Md seven grandchildren two great grandchildren Memorials may be made to Mace Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home
Samuel R Lindsey 67 of Brit thaven of New Bern died Thursday at a local nursing home Funeral services scheduled for 1 pm Wednesday at Rivers Morgan Funeral Home chapel with Rev R E Midgette Burial will be in Evergreen Dome He is survived by brother William Lindsey of Patterson NJ and sister Mary Jefferson of New Bern Family receives friends at residence
Vincent Mondell Thomas Jr. infant of P O Box 423 died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. The death will be announced by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home.
A New Bern officer required treatment and release for minor injuries after his police car collided with a 1984 Ford at a Cedar Street West Street intersection. Brown's patrol car, traveling about 20 mph, failed to see Mitchell's car, which hit the right side. Damages were estimated at 2500 dollars for Brown and 1500 dollars for Mitchell. a passenger, Thcia Lovick, was present.
Shelton Tyrone Loftin, 23, of Cove City, charged Monday with two counts of possession with intent to sell and deliver crack cocaine and two counts. to appear today in Craven County District Court. David Joe Parks, 27, of Goldsboro, charged Monday with breaking and entering a motor boat and taking indecent liberties with a girl under 16. released to parents and to appear Wednesday in Craven County District Court. Information notes these are public records and do not prove guilt.
National forecast shows Great Lakes staying cool with highs in the 60s and 70s as a Plains storm system brings widespread showers and possible heavy rain in spots. Scattered thunderstorms appear in the Southeast, northern New England, southern Texas, the Southwest and the southern Rockies, while the West Coast remains sunny and hot with 80s to low 100s.
Variable, mostly northeast winds near 10 knots tonight. Seas near 4 feet. Wind becoming southeast near 10 knots Wednesday. Seas 3 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds.
Previous day reports show high winds and precipitation across regions. Forecasts predict unsettled conditions with sun and clouds, possible showers and rain, variable visibility, and light to moderate winds. Weather centers advise travelers to monitor updates for precipitation and temperature changes.
A ten month probe by Craven County Sheriff Office New Bern Police and State Bureau of Investigation culminated in weekend arrests of 20 individuals. over 70 warrants issued for 32 suspects remain outstanding with more arrests anticipated.
The United States signs a 15 million aid pact for Haiti with most funds held until Aristide is restored to power. Immediate 3 million will feed the vulnerable and elderly, while rest funds support jobs and administration once Aristide governs again.
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