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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1995
Page
4
Mostly cloudy tonight in New Bern with a low near 40 and east wind between 6 and 12 mph. Tomorrow will be cloudy and warmer with a 30 percent chance of showers and a high in the low 60s. southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. A west region rain risk persists tonight with rain likely in the west by Wednesday and a mid-40s to mid-60s high range overall.
Lillie Mae Green aged 80 of 4001 NC 58 South died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at King Chapel Free Will Baptist Church Trenton with Rev. Sadie Koonce officiating. Burial in Trenton Cemetery. Survived by five sons Earl, John, David of Kinston Ed of Prosperity South Carolina William of home. three daughters Ada Hazel Pridgen of Kinston Vera Boskey of home. two brothers Richard and George Dixon of Kinston. one sister Martha Cox of Kinston. 24 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Arrangements by Mills Funeral Home Kinston.
Michael Edward Lee, 35, of New Berm died Sunday. Funeral is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Cotten Funeral Home chapel with Craig Hearne officiating. Inurnment will follow at Greenleaf Memorial Park. He leaves two sons Jeremy Lee and Dustin Lee of Cove City, a daughter Brittany Lee of Cove City, parents Robert and Gail Lee of New Bern, brother Lonnie Lee of Dunedin Florida, sister Karen Lee-Welch of Cheshire Connecticut, and grandmother Nellie Lee of New Bern. The family will receive friends 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Dorothy Dot E. Moore 76 of Pollocksville died. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home New Bern. Fisher Martin 75 of New Bern arrangements by Oscar s Mortuary Inc New Bern. Sampson Davis 79 and George Welsey Godette 77 both of New Bern have details listed for arrangements.
Melvin Foye, 33, of Lynwood Drive charged with common law robbery after allegedly taking a bottle of malt liquor from BP One on One Food Store on Hwy 70 East. Held on 1000 dollar secured bond and slated for Craven County District Court. Also, Jessie Blalock reports $3450 in tools stolen from Pine Valley Drive work site between Feb 11 and Feb 13. The case remains under investigation. Mike Steiner reports his cat killed by pellet gun on Sunday. Timothy Robbins, 29, of Vanceboro, charged with parole violations by a Mercer County judge. held on 25000 dollar secured bond in Craven jail and to appear in District Court. Craven Sheriff Carl Green charged with forgery and uttering after allegedly stealing four checks and writing one to Sherwood Brown on Dec 22. held on 500 dollar secured bond. Ricky Artis, 21, charged with breaking and entering and larceny. accused of stealing six guns from Kevin Rogers home on Jones Town Road. held on 6000 dollar secured bond and to appear in District Court. Information notes public record source and cautions about guilt.
In Chicago AP report, adoptive parents known as John and Jane Doe vow to keep the custody battle alive against biological father Otakar Kirchner. The U.S. Supreme Court refused immediate custody relief, with two justices dissenting, leaving the four year old boy facing ongoing litigation as he nears his fourth birthday.
A large storm system tracks from the Plains into the eastern United States. Expect showers and thunderstorms from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley, snow over the Great Lakes, mixed precipitation in the Northeast, lingering southern Rockies showers, and rain and snow across the Northwest with dry conditions in the West.
Public health officials in North Carolina push a bold campaign to curb rising gonorrhea, syphilis, and chlamydia as rates climb from 1983 to last year. The state cites high syphilis levels and links STD risk to HIV, while a nationwide survey highlights low public concern and urges risk awareness.
Gov. Jim Hunt unveils a two year budget proposing layoffs of 565 state workers along with a 2 percent annual pay raise for state employees and an additional 2 percent for teachers. He cites a $343.1 million personal income tax cut while opponents call the layoffs unconscionable and argue transfers between jobs do not constitute cuts. House Republicans say moving workers between positions at the same pay avoids real budget relief.
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