New Bern NC Weather Forecast Mixed Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low in the mid-70s. Friday brings a 60 percent chance of mainly afternoon storms with a high in the upper 80s and southwest winds 10 to 15. Scattered storms are likely in eastern areas this evening and tomorrow afternoon, while western regions remain mostly dry with a slight thunderstorm chance. Lows range from the 60s to mid-70s and highs reach the 80s to near 90.
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Obituary of James Arthur Styron of Oriental
James Arthur Styron, 74, of 1183 Hwy 55 Oriental died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Stephen Missionary Baptist Church. Burial in Styron family plot. Survived by four sons, three daughters, one brother, three sisters. Memorials to Hospice of Pamlico County. Arrangements Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
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Marion Styron
Marva Styron
Carol Hood
New Bern
Charlie Styron
Elnora Hagman
Newport News
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Norfolk
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P.O
Bayboro
N.C
Oscar’s Mortuary Inc
William G Humphrey 72 Spartanburg NC dies at rest
William Grey Humphrey 72 of 1305 Pinecrest Road formerly of New Bern died Aug 11. Retired executive and consultant with Milliken and Company and Fernwood Baptist Church member. Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday at Fernwood Baptist Church officiated by Revs P Randall Wright and Randy C Gardner. Survived by widow Maclyn Mackie Humphrey two daughters two sons two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Arrangements Floyds N Church Street Funeral Home.
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New Bern
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William Grey Humphrey Jr
Columbia, D.C
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Pearl Dunn, 82, Brooklyn resident, dies in Cove City
Pearl Dunn 82 of Brooklyn formerly of Cove City died Monday at Interfaith Medical Center Brooklyn Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday Bryant Chapel AME Zion Church Cove City Rev James C Burial White Cemetery Cove City Survived by two sons Kenneth Dunn Brooklyn and Lawrence Rayfield Cove City seven grandchildren six great grandchildren Arrangements Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc
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Pollocksville man James J Isola dies in Salisbury hospital
James Joseph Isola, 68, of Pollocksville died Wednesday at Penennusla Hospital in Salisbury Maryland. Arrangements will be announced by Pollock Wells and Best Funeral.
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Public records on Carr and Morris in Craven County
Charles Clinton Carr, 23, of 1022 North St. charged with possession of stolen goods for allegedly taking a $2,000 Magnavox sonar from Linda Ann White. Bond set at $2,000. First appearance scheduled in Craven. James Ray Morris, 26, of 665 Saint's Delight Church Road charged with assault with a deadly weapon to kill or inflict serious injury. Bond set at $500. First appearance scheduled in Craven Superior Court. Details from public record.
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Linda Ann White
Craven
Saint’s Delight Church Road
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Teenage suspect in gun incident charged with resisting arrest
A 17 year old New Bern man Antonio Diden Stilley was charged with resisting delaying and obstructing arrest and driving without an operator's license after police questioned him about an assault on a juvenile. He was found in a 1985 blue Nissan Stanza with Virginia plates, the car impounded pending theft checks. Bond set at ten thousand dollars.
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New Bern
Antonio Diden Stilley
Simmons St
Virginia
Thunderstorms forecast from Mississippi Valley to Great Lakes
The national forecast predicts strong thunderstorms likely tomorrow over the upper Mississippi Valley and the western Great Lakes with damaging winds and hail possible. Showers and storms also threaten northern New England and the eastern Great Lakes, with isolated thunderstorms in the Southeast and southern Rockies increasing later. Light rain fringes the Northwest while much of Texas bakes in low 100s.
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Weather Forecast for Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds
A southwest wind about 10 knots tonight and Friday. Waves near 1 foot. Scattered thunderstorms are likely across the area.
Weather roundup from National Highlights and forecasts
National highlights summarize yesterday with highs and lows and precipitation. Forecasts show varied conditions with sun and partly cloudy to cloudy and showers, rain, fog, and wind across multiple locales.
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Weather Central
House clears Clinton defense bill in 1995 plan
The House approved a $263.8 billion 1995 defense bill boosting bomber programs, paying a 2.6 percent military raise, and pushing to end the Bosnia arms embargo. It reflects White House priorities but faces Senate action later, amid debates over defense cuts and domestic spending.
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Study on privacy concerns of US workers
Washington AP report shows most private sector workers oppose off the job questions used to cut health care costs. A 1000 worker survey found 61 percent feel employers respect after hours privacy very well while 69 percent deem nicotine tests off duty inappropriate. Minority workers report higher misuse concerns.
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