New Bern and North Carolina Weather Forecast
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies overnight and mild conditions with a low around 70 and easterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday will be mostly sunny and warm with highs near 87 and winds E to SE 10 to 15 mph. statewide will stay mostly clear overnight with mountains partly cloudy and lows ranging from the upper 50s to 70s elsewhere. Thursday remains sunny and warm with highs in the 80s to lower 90s. The Saturday outlook shows a high of 83 and a low of 72.
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Maritime forecast south of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet
East winds tonight 10 to 15 knots with 3 to 5 foot seas. Easterly winds Thursday 10 to 15 knots with 3 to 5 foot seas. Sounds 0 to 1 foot waves. Easterly winds Thursday 10 to 15 knots with 0 to 1 foot waves.
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Maude Marie Hill Jarman Obituary in New Bern
Maude Marie Hill Jarman 84 of 2815 Oakland Ave died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. A Deeper Life Tabernacle member, funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home chapel officiated by Rev. Timothy Odom, burial New Bern Memorial Cemetery. Survived by three sons Clarence Jr Albert and Ken Jarman all of New Bern, three sisters Annie Bell Smith Julia Beard and Ruth Carter, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Family receiving friends 7 to 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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New Bern
Infant Gregory Scherer dies in Vanceboro
Gregory Earl Scherer infant of Vanceboro dies Sunday. Graveside service at 3 p.m. today at Rabbit Hill Cemetery. Survived by parents Wesley Scherer and Kerry Fields, a half sister Ellie Scherer of Cove City, grandparents Earl Wade Scherer of Washington and Amy and Leslie Plante of Worcester, great grandparents Russell and Dorothy Mosman of West Virginia and Judith Levesque of Manchester New Hampshire, step-great-grandfather Robert Plante of Worcester. Arrangements by Wilkerson Funeral Home, Vanceboro.
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Cove City
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Worcester, Mass
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Dorothy Mosman
West Virginia
Judith Levesque
Manchester, N.H
Robert Plante
Harkley Jerry Bennett JB Harkley Dies at 41 in Havelock
Jerry Bennett Harkley 41 of 916 North Street died Sunday at Craven Regional Medical Center. A disabled commercial fisherman, he was a native of the Harlowe community. Burial at Pilgrim Rest United Church of Christ in Havelock. Survived by widow Bernadine Herring Harkley two sons and two daughters, two stepdaughters, mother Della Mae Harkley, three brothers and five sisters, three grandchildren. Friends may visit the home. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
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Charlotte
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East Orange
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Indianapolis
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Roosevelt
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Lesha Ann Rouse
Greenville
Oscar’s Mortuary Inc
Death notice Sidney Lee Caldwell, 47, New Bern
Sidney Lee Caldwell 47 died in New Bern arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home New Bern.
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New Bern
Cotten Funeral Home
Local man charged with larceny assault and weapon offenses
Lester James Brown of 423 Dover Road Cove City was charged with larceny from a person assault on a female carrying a concealed weapon and resisting an officer after allegedly taking a key from Ethel Loraine Bell and choking her. A pocket knife was found on arrest. Bond set at $1000. Criminal case listed for Craven County District Court. An employee reported a burglary at Big Apple Pizzeria in Twin Rivers Mall with $4782 stolen from a safe. Jeremiah Asbury reported a missing Smith and Wesson 9 mm handgun between Aug. 15 and Monday. Gun valued at $372.95. Police continue investigation.
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Dover Road
Cove City
Ethel Loraine Bell
Craven Terrace
Craven County
Big Apple Pizzeria
Twin Rivers Mall
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Cypress Shores Dr
GOP fund raising pace sets record in first half of 1995
Washington AP reporting that House Republicans, riding a new majority, led to a $43.8 million campaign fundraising total for the first six months of 1995. Speakers Gingrich and a strong freshman class propelled GOP receipts to $27.5 million, with PACs boosting $13.3 million to Republicans and $8.4 million to Democrats.
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Midwest Cold Front Brings Cooler Temperatures and Storm Outlook
A cold front moves across the Midwest into the Great Lakes this afternoon, lowering humidity from the Dakotas to the Upper Ohio Valley. Thunderstorms may become severe from southern New England to Ohio, with scattered activity across Florida and Plains thunderstorms along a weak frontal zone.
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Atlantic storms crowd Atlantic with two hurricanes and two tropical storms
Meteorologists track Hurricanes Iris and Karen and Tropical Storms Humberto Luis as four cyclones churn in the Atlantic. Iris strengthens toward potential interaction with Karen, while Humberto poses shipping risk and Luis watches near Cape Verde. Mayfield notes limited chance land threat and details aircraft observations enabling eye and rainband analysis.
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GDP slows in second quarter 1995 growth 1.1 percent
Washington reports the economy expanded at a 1.1 percent annual rate in the April to June quarter, the slowest in nearly four years. Consumer spending and inventories helped offset declines in net exports and government spending, with inflation contained and profits rising modestly. Analysts expect a modest pickup later in 1995.
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