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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1995
Page
4
Clear tonight with clouds increasing later. Low around 40s. Thursday mostly cloudy with highs mid 50s. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight clouds rise in the west and spread east. Mountain lows in 20s, southeast near 40s. Statewide tomorrow mostly cloudy with a slight mountains shower risk. Mountain highs near 40, southeast highs in the upper 50s.
South of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet southwest wind around 20 knots tonight with seas 3 to 5 feet. West winds 15 to 20 knots Thursday with seas 3 to 5 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds tonight with wind 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Waves near 1 foot.
Doris Lucille Guion Peterson White 66 of 319 Kurtz St York Pa formerly of New Bern died Sunday at home. Funeral to be held Friday at Little Rock Missionary Baptist Church New Bern with Revs Maye and Manning officiating. Burial in Farrow family cemetery Reelsboro. Survived by husband Cakrie White four sons two daughters mother sister and brother twelve grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Arrangements by Oscars Mortuary.
Julia Elizabeth Harris 57 of 217 Wynette Way died Monday at Baptist Medical Center Columbia She was born in Hoboken and attended N Columbia Church of God Funeral was held at Talbert Shires Colonial Chapel in Columbia Burial followed at Crescent Hill Memorial Gardens She was survived by John Edward Harris four sons Jerry Snipes David Snipes Robbie Snipes and Frank L Jordan Jr one stepson John Mark Harris one daughter Cheryl Snipes parents Arlie and Cresse Ireland two brothers Allen Ireland Bobby Ireland two sisters Lucille Sadler and Betty Flowers and 13 grandchildren
Leon Wilford Rustad 80 of Britthaven of Pamlico died at the nursing home. Retired Westinghouse space systems manager and WWII Navy officer. Memorial service 2 p.m. Friday at Centenary United Methodist Church. Survived by widow Myra and three daughters Rae Otto Marlyce Parker Janet Baker and four grandchildren. Memorials to Centenary United Methodist Church building fund.
Rosamond Credle of Perth Amboy New Jersey has died. Arrangements are being handled by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc. Funeral plans or service details are not provided in the available text.
Randy Turner of Roanoke Virginia was charged with careless and reckless driving after a 1976 Ford Club Wagon veered off US 70 east of New Bern and caught fire. Six men survived with no serious injuries after a morning trip back from Winn Dixie in Morehead City. Turner and passenger Kevin Stone were treated for injuries and smoke inhalation. The wreck, investigated by Trooper J M Mims, occurred around 8 30 a m.
Andre Anthony Ball Jr., 21, Waterbury Connecticut, faces possession with intent to sell crack cocaine. held on 125000 bond awaiting Craven County District Court today. Davon Jamar Anderson, 16, Waterbury, charged with possession with intent to sell cocaine and drug paraphernalia. held on 75000 bond awaiting court. David Wright Jr., 25, Waterbury, charged with intent to sell and deliver cocaine, maintaining a room for stance, simple possession, and drug paraphernalia. held on 175000 bond awaiting Craven County District Court. Ome Sakia Boyd Jr., 18, Myrtle Avenue, and Robert Christopher Jones, 17, Rhein Street, charged with breaking and entering Grover C Fields Middle School on Jan 15. eight boxes Twix candy bars, a blow hat, two stop watches, two cases of hot dogs worth 295.90. Released on written promise to appear. scheduled for Craven County District Court today.
High pressure shifts from Canada into the Great Lakes and Northeast this week. Colder air follows, with light scattered precipitation along the front. Elsewhere the Gulf Coast to Southwest enjoys sunny 70s and 80s. Northwest rain and snow showers diminish tomorrow.
Data presented at an AIDS meeting show crack cocaine users in poor urban areas face high HIV infection rates, with 4 percent in New York City and Miami. In contrast, among insurance applicants and first-time blood donors infection remains around six hundredths of 1 percent. Among births, 1.6 per 1,000 newborns were infected, while infections among gay men and needle users decline.
In a year, Foster homes house 19 children rescued from Keystone Avenue. Most thrive, with Michael walking with a brace and starting to talk. Several mothers face custody outcomes. some plan to seek custody again while others are jailed or awaiting trials.
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