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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1995
Page
4
Increasing clouds and cold tonight with lows in the upper 20s. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies and a 20 percent chance of light rain with highs in the upper 40s. Coastal and mountain areas stay chilly with lows in the mid teens to near 30 and highs in the mid 30s to near 50.
South of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet northeast winds 15 knots or less tonight and Tuesday. Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds northeast winds 10 knots or less tonight and Tuesday. Waves near 1 foot.
A storm system will bring snow to much of the Rockies and northern Plains with freezing drizzle and rain likely in the central Plains early tomorrow. Snow develops later tomorrow across the upper Midwest as locally heavy rain threatens the Southwest and southern Rockies. Warmer air returns to the Gulf Coast and Southeast, then overspreads the East later in the week.
Lucretia Toler Gaskins 88 widow of Dillon Gaskins of 1668 Aman Road Dunn NC and former Bridgeton resident died Friday at Betsy Johnson Hospital Dunn NC Funeral service Wednesday 11:00 a.m. Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home chapel with Rev Dennis Wiggs officiating Burial at New Bern Memorial Surviving daughter Shelby Pittarese of Dunn grandson Anthony Dillon Pittarese of Pensacola Florida granddaughter Melissa Schwake of Rock Hill South Carolina nephew Billy Ray Bennett of Carnpeake NC and three great nephews Ray Bennett Jeff Bennett and Frankie Bennett all of Virginia Family receive friends Tuesday 7 8 p m Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home Arrangements by Pollock-Wells Paid obituary
Leon Berry Jr. 40 of Bridgeton charged with possession of cocaine and released on $1,000 unsecured bond with a Craven County District Court appearance. Cornelius Dillard 16 charged with preparation to commit burglary after police stopped him with a sledge hammer. released to parents and due in court. Jason Lassiter 20 of Lanebrake Drive charged with possession of cocaine held on $1,000 secured bond awaiting district court. John Fonville 75 reported $480 stolen from a locked box Feb 7 to 12. under investigation. William Boulin 40 reported a $1,900 pressure washer and $130 worth of other items stolen from a truck on Feb 10. under investigation. Degrafferee George 45 charged with possession of stolen goods linked to a 1982 Ford Escort. released on $1,000 unsecured bond with Craven County District Court appearance.
Willie Sue King Taylor 60 of 2506 Thomas Drive Kinston died Thursday at Lenoir Memorial Hospital Funeral will be 1 pm Tuesday at St Paul Holiness Church with Rev Booker T Wiggins officiating Burial will be in Southview She is survived by three sons Carlton King Jr Elton Ray King and Terrance King all of Kinston one daughter Barbara Dean King Lewis of Kinston five brothers Paul King Hackensack NJ Charlie King Baltimore MD Richard Earl King New Bern and Eddie Hawkins and Jessie Earl Freeman of Kinston two sisters Rosa Mary Jones and Margret Young of Kinston six grandchildren and four great grand Arrangements by Albritton Carraway Funeral Home Kinston
Kathleen Ricks Whitford 79 of Morehead City formerly of New Bern died Sunday at Carteret General Hospital. A Broad Street graveside service is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at New Bern Memorial Cemetery with Rev. Johnny Phillips officiating. She leaves a daughter Glenda R. Ebbighausen of Morehead City, four brothers, a sister, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 7 to 8 p.m. today at Cotten Funeral Home in New Bern.
Hosea A. Davis Sr. 86 of Main Street Stonewall died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Melvin Walker. Burial in Stonewall Cemetery. Survived by two sons Hosea Davis Jr. of Bayboro Roscoe Tatum Jr. of New Bern. four daughters Catherine Newby Dorothy Cooper Thelma Cooper Margaret Squires. one grandchild. Family at home of Artis Jenkins Highway 55 Stonewall. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
Rosalie Smith 64 of the South River community died Friday. She was a member of Edwards Chapel. Funeral held 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Edwards Chapel. Burial in Hardy family cemetery. Survived by widower Frazier T. Smith two sons Timothy H. Smith Beaufort Michael G. Smith New Bern five brothers George Bennie L J James all Beaufort Marvin of Atlantic one sister Nannie H. Pittman Beaufort and two grandsons.
Michael Edward Lee, 35, of New Bern, died. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home, New Bern.
A study estimates that substance abuse and addiction including smoking will cost $77.6 billion in federal entitlement payments this year. The report highlights the economic burden on federal programs and the broader impact of addiction on public finances.
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Ronald Benjamin Wilkins of 607 Brown Drive was stabbed in the heart around noon Saturday and is in guarded but stable condition. Johnnie Ray Tuker, 36, of 605 Brown Drive, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury. Wilkins faced surgery to repair his heart, and an operation saved his life.
President Clinton sent Vice President Al Gore to Nashville to publicly back surgeon general nominee Henry Foster Jr. as opposition to his abortion record grows. Gore met with Foster and participants in his I Have a Future program while White House efforts focus on Foster's 10,000 deliveries and teen pregnancy reduction.
Jurors took a six hour tour of O J Simpson's mansion to view the scenes tied to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The defense cited a warm setup while prosecutors argued the homey touches were staged for sympathy.
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