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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1995

Page

3

Bayboro Man Arrested After Bayboro Stabbing

Vaughn Antonio Jones is charged with stabbing a 16 year old girl three times in the chest at Joe Allison Mobile Home Park on NC 304 near Bayboro. He is jailed on a 20000 dollar secured bond and is held at Jones County jail while Christine Saunders remains hospitalized in Craven Regional Medical Center under observation.

Bayboro Vaughn Antonio Jones Pamlico County

New Bern Man Charged With Second Degree Arson

Allen Jarman of 2807 Oakland Ave is charged with second degree arson after investigators linked him to a fire at a 1100 square foot house owned by his mother Irene Jarman. Fire officials say Jarman set the blaze after an argument with his girlfriend Sunday night. He was arrested around 3 a.m. and held on a 25000 dollar secured bond as Craven County District Court was to hear the case.

New Bern Allen Jarman Oakland Ave Irene Jarman Henry Watson Timothy Jarman Watson Jarman Craven County

Bomb threat at Sheraton labeled false alarm

A male caller with an accent warned of a bomb at the Sheraton Grand at 1 a m. An on site sweep found no bomb, no evacuation occurred, and police found no supporting evidence. Chief Ken Bumgarner said investigators continue reviewing the incident.

Sheraton Sheraton Grand Ken Bumgarner New Bern

City offers historic renovation manual for New Bern homes

A 72 page guide to remodeling historic buildings in New Bern’s residential district is now on sale for 10 at the Planning and Inspections Office in the Dunn Building. Greg Sekula says the manual covers exterior systems roofing new construction foundations demolition and relocation with detailed historic resource criteria. Purchases are available weekdays 8 am to 5 pm on the planning office’s third floor at 300 Pollock Street.

New Bern Dunn Greg Sekula Commis Dunn Building Pollock St

Escaped murderer remains at large in Newport area

Convicted killer Steven Edward Ford, 31, escaped from Carteret Correctional Center Newport between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday and was last seen in Morehead City. Ford, serving a life sentence for murder and armed assault, was described as 5'7" and 135 pounds with a tattoo, and authorities warned he is dangerous.

Newport Ford Hickman Tracy Herring North Carolina Parole Commission Duncan Daughtry

Weather Delays Dive to Recover USS Monitor Artifacts

NOAA and Navy divers planned a 230 foot Atlantic Ocean dive to recover the Monitor skeg and propeller. Heavy seas and strong currents halted weekend work after several dives. Coordinators met to adjust schedules as seas eased.

Atlantic Ocean National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA U.S. Navy Hatteras Dina Hill Monitor Sanctuary

Model club becomes obsession for members

Have lock Mark Dice president of the Eastern Carolina Plastic Modelers Club. The group has 30 members paying 10 dollars yearly, meets every third Thursday at Cherry Point United Methodist Church, and dedicates time to cars aircraft and military vehicles. Dice spends up to 11 hours weekly on models and works as an aircraft mechanic at the Naval Aviation Depot Have lock.

Havelock Mark Dice Eastern Carolina Plastic Modeler’s Club Dice Michigan Cherry Point United Methodist Church Naval Aviation Depot

Words Shape Our Kids and Classrooms Through Time

A reflective column on education, language, and teachers. The author praises Webster and laments shifting public education aims while praising teachers who stretch students beyond limits. The piece includes personal memories from a columnist resident of Oriental, Sandy Semans, noting how teachers influence horizons and confidence.

Sandy Semans Oriental

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