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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1994
Page
4
New Bern forecasts calm winds and clear skies tonight with lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Friday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s, with light southerly winds. High pressure remains in control through the weekend as northern mountains see cooler 70s.
Warren Donald Harris 64 of Box 261 New Bern R-1 died Wednesday at his residence. Retired from Cherry Point and past master of Bayboro Masonic Lodge 331 he was a York Rite and Sudan Temple member. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Silverhill Christian Church with burial in Paul Cemetery and Masonic rites. Survived by widow Violet L. Harris two sons two daughters mother brother six grandchildren one great grandchild. Friends 7 8 p.m. today at Norris Bryant Funeral Home. Memorials to Pamlico Rescue Squad or Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital.
Jack Nalle Hendrix 74 of 2405 East Griffin Ave died Wednesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. A Citadel graduate and World War II Purple Heart recipient, he will be buried at Oakdale Cemetery Wilmington after a 3 p.m. Friday graveside service. He is survived by two daughters Sherrie H. West and Linda H. Murray and five grandchildren. Memorials to Trinity United Methodist Church New Bern or American Diabetes Association North Carolina. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home.
F Murray Phillips Sr., 81, of New Bern died today. Arrangements will be announced by Pollock Wells and Best Funeral.
Edward Leroy Coleman 73 of 918 Greenfield Blvd Havelock died today at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are by Cotten Funeral Home.
The Congressional Budget Office projects a 1994 deficit of 202 billion and 1995 shortfall of 162 billion, down from January estimates. Deficits are expected to rise again in 1996 to 176 billion and reach 231 billion by 1999, amid modest growth and higher interest rates. The report urges continued deficit reduction to bolster national saving and long term prospects.
High pressure keeps most of the East tranquil tomorrow. A few thunderstorms may affect New England and Florida. Scattered showers and storms due to a cool front likely in the upper Midwest and Montana. Isolated storms possible in central Plains and southern Rockies by afternoon. Temperatures range from 70s to 80s in the North and 90s to 100s in the South.
Southeast wind around 10 knots or less tonight with waves near 1 foot. Southwest wind around 10 knots Friday with waves near 1 foot.
Los Angeles prosecutors say they use Cowlings grand jury for investigative purposes only and may use any relevant findings in future cases. Gil Garcetti notes the panel’s subpoena power and its environment elicit truthful answers. Simpson, 47, pleads innocent to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. trial set for Sept. 19. Judge Ito to rule on sharing blood samples for DNA tests. Cowlings drove the famous white Ford Bronco during the chase. he is investigated for aiding and abetting a fugitive. The death penalty committee plans a today vote on seeking the death penalty or life if convicted. An envelope with a possible knife receipt is mentioned in reports.
In Dallas blacks and Jews clash after a former Nation of Islam spokesman Khalid Abdul Muhammad attacked a Jewish city councilman Paul Fielding. The meeting of about 50 religious and civic leaders highlighted fractured relations amid funding disputes and long standing economic tensions.
Michael Dwain Williams 22 of 920 Green St was charged Wednesday with possession with intent to sell and deliver less than one gram of crack cocaine and with possession with intent to sell and deliver less. He was held in Craven County jail on $5000 secured bond and is to appear today in Craven District Court. Arrests do not establish guilt and guilt is determined through court proceedings.
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