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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1994
Page
4
Forecast shows mainly clear skies tonight across North Carolina with fog in places. New Bern expects a low in the mid 60s and calm winds, while mountains may dip to the 50s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and isolated storms with highs in the mid 80s to near 90.
Louisa Goodhue Tuttle 83 of 318 Shoreline Dr died Monday at home. Private services will be held at New Bern Cemetery. She is survived by her widow er Paul E. Tuttle and one son Peter G. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral.
Acie Harris Sr. 78 of 9105 Main St. Vanceboro died Saturday at Britthaven of New Bern. Arrangements will be announced by Flanagan Funeral Home of Greenville.
Seth C. Brinson Sr., 74, of New Bern R-1, died today at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral.
John H. Moye Jr., 81, of 516 Williams Street James City community died today at 1109 Highway 70 East. The family will receive friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lee, 1109 Highway 70 East.
Sadie Nelson Johnson, 72, formerly of Havelock, died Tuesday at Guardian Ian Care Nursing Home. She was the home of Mary E. Hayes, 106 Ferry Road, Havelock.
Sylvia Worsley Henry 84 of 206 North St Bayboro died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. She died at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Barber 310 North St Bayboro. Funeral arrangements by Oscar’s Mortuary Inc.
An update on a proposed state constitution amendment will be given at noon Thursday at United Senior Services. Harvin Quidas, administrator of United Senior Services Crime Advocacy Program, said the bill has not left committee but could empower victims with rights to information, input at sentencing, and participation in court decisions.
Marilyn Arleen Chapman aka Marilyn A Chapman Suallings, 34, of 311 Bern Street, was charged Tuesday with felonious selling and delivering cocaine. She allegedly conspired with Shelton Loftin and unknown others April 8 to commit cocaine offenses. She previously faced a cocaine sale attempt tied to a 10 month anti drug operation and was released on $1,000 unsecured bond by Craven County District Court.
Rain continues over central sections from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley and into southern New England and the mid Atlantic. Temperatures hold in the 60s and 70s in the Great Lakes while the South and West reach the 90s. The day starts dry in the West and South with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
A marine forecast for the sector south of Virginia Beach to the Little River Inlet notes seas of moderate chop with northeast winds at 10 to 15 knots. Occasional gusts approach 20 knots with scattered showers and low visibility in passing showers.
National highlights show yesterday’s precipitation and high temperatures. Forecasts predict conditions including sunny and partly cloudy intervals with possible showers or rain across regions. Weather Central provides the latest high and precipitation outlooks for the upcoming day.
Tens of thousands of Tutsis are returning to Rwanda from exile in Burundi Uganda and Tanzania to reclaim property. UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski cautioned the move could complicate reconciliation as homes and assets have shifted during decades of conflict. Some returnees arrive in luxury cars in Kigali while authorities grapple with how to handle widespread property claims. The influx follows years of massacres and exoduses that shaped Rwanda’s postwar landscape.
Thirteen Sun Journal paper boxes were stolen last week from the Sun Journal circulation department. Only two boxes have been returned but damaged, valued at 375 dollars each. Three were stolen and replaced. police say few reports were filed, suggesting some thefts occurred outside New Bern city limits.
Scientists debated saving the $1.7 million Dante II robot after its power cord snapped during a volatile ascent in Mount Spurr Alaska. The free fall into the crater halted work as engineers assess options to recover or salvage the robot and its data.
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