James Rocco Solomito 84 longtime Glen Cove Police Chief
James Rocco Solomito of New Bern died August 22 2019. He served on the USS Salem CA139 in the Navy during the Korean War and retired as Police Chief from Glen Cove New York. Surviving wife Marie and several children grandchildren and a great grandchild. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home Crematory. Online condolences at cottenfuneralhome.com.
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Diane Watson Yeates remembered as Kentucky North Carolina pastor
Diane Watson Yeates a North Carolina pastor known for spiritual leadership and community service died August 11 2019. She leaves four children a grandchild and siblings. Visitation set at Bridgeton United Methodist Church Bridgeton NC September 4 5 7 p.m. with refreshments.
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Funeral notices for Andrews Jr. and Carter Sr.
Amos Lewis Andrews Jr. 55 of Pollocksville died August 22 2019 at Carolina East Medical Center New Bern. Survived by wife Pamela Hirt. Funeral August 25 2019 3 p.m. at Tren ton Pentecostal Holiness Church Trenton with visitation 2 to 3 p.m. Interment Trenton City Cemetery. Arrangements by Kahlert Funerals Cremations Maysville. Charles Earl Carter Sr. 85 Have lock died August 23 2019 at Carolina East Medical Center. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
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Koch Family Donor David Koch Dies at 79
Billionaire industrialist and conservative donor David H Koch died at 79 in New York City after years of illness including prostate cancer. He and brother Charles built the Kochtopus network funding Americans for Prosperity, cancer research, and cultural institutions. Koch supported MIT cancer research, Johns Hopkins, Sloan Kettering, M D Anderson, Lincoln Center theater renamed for him, and a Smithsonian wing.
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Trump orders block on Chinese fentanyl shipments amid tariff tensions
Stocks slid as Trump said he would block fentanyl deliveries from China via UPS FedEx and Amazon. The move comes during a broader tariff push with the United States planning 10 percent duties on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese goods with two phased dates. China vowed retaliation on $75 billion of U.S. products while markets priced in possible further Federal Reserve rate cuts amid global slowdown worries.
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