New Bern and North Carolina Weather Outlook
Mostly cloudy overnight with periods of rain possible heavy at times. Low near 46 with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday stays cloudy with rain and a high near 57 as winds shift to the north. Rain likely statewide overnight with lows ranging from the mid 30s in the mountains to the lower 50s on the coast. Rain continues tomorrow with highs from the 40s in the west to the 60s in the southeast.
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Marine forecast near Virginia Beach and sounds
Forecast shows southwest winds tonight at 25 knots with 5 to 7 foot seas south of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet. Tomorrow north winds at 20 knots with 4 to 6 foot seas and Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect southwest winds tonight at 20 knots with 2 to 4 foot waves, turning north at 20 knots with 1 to 3 foot waves.
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Southeast Showers and Plains Sunshine Warm Central US Forecast
A slow moving cold front will drift across the Southeast today triggering showers and thunderstorms from the Gulf Coast northward into Georgia and the Carolinas. Elsewhere high pressure will bring abundant sunshine to the Central Plains Ohio Valley and Northeast with mild temperatures. Snow showers will occur in Montana into western North Dakota while Washington sees scattered showers and mild conditions.
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Miss Crystal Megan Boyd 16 dies in Pitt County hospital
Miss Crystal Megan Boyd 16 of Craven County died February 15 1995 at Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville She was a West Craven High School junior and Craven Community College cosmetology student Survived by mother Sheryl Toler Webb and father Danny Boyd plus siblings and relatives The family will receive friends February 15 1995 from 7 to 9 pm at Wilkerson Funeral Home Vanceboro Memorials to Ronald McDonald House Greenville NC Paid obituary
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Group finds $10 billion in pork in federal budget
Citizens Against Government Waste releases its Pig Book detailing 88 pork projects in the $1.5 trillion fiscal 1995 budget totaling more than $1 billion, with an estimated $9 billion hidden as bacon. The group slams congressional procedures while lawmakers defend needs and processes.
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Mom accused of drowning boys gains indigent defense
Susan V. Smith, accused in the drowning of her two sons in Union South Carolina, is ruled indigent enabling state funds for her defense. A second lawyer Judy Clarke, eastern Washington Idaho federal public defender, will aid Smith while on unpaid leave. Judge William Howard authorized a second defense and potential expert witness funding up to $20,000 from court costs.
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Amendment on rights of victims sparks lawsuits in North Carolina
A NC Senate panel backs a proposed constitutional amendment to grant crime victims specific rights. The measure would require courts and district attorneys to keep victims informed, allow them to attend trials and give victims a chance to speak before sentencing, and provide possible compensation from criminals. The bill ensures victims cannot sue the state or counties for damages if rights are violated, a point of critique by Sen. Frank Ballance.
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Rosa Wilkerson Howerin obituary notice
Rosa Wilkerson Howerin 88 of Lowland died Wednesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. She was preceded in death by her husband Richard Howerin a daughter Patsy Sadler and a son Aaron Howerin. Funeral 3 p.m. Friday at Warden's Grove Free Will Baptist Church. Burial in Lowland cemetery. Survived by three sons Troy Howerin Billy Howerin and O B Howerin one daughter Joy Mae Potter and 15 grandchildren. Viewing 7 8:30 p.m. Thursday Norris Bryant Funeral Home. Other times at O B Howerin's home in Lowland.
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Jessie Collins Morton dies at 81 in Maysville
Jessie Collins Morton 81 of Maysville died Wednesday at Britthaven of Jacksonville. She was a member of First Baptist Church Maysville. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Layland Funeral Home led by Rev William Ray Davis. Burial in Dogwood Memorial Cemetery. Survived by sister Daisy C Conway Pollocksville. Visitation 7:30-9 p.m. today at the funeral home and other times at Daisy Conway home 335 Riggstown Road Pollocksville.
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Sampson Davis dies at 79 in Havelock
Sampson Davis 79 of 435 Frazier Town Road died Tuesday at Guardian Care Nursing Home Funeral will be 3 p.m. Saturday at Craven Corner Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. J B Vance. Burial will be in the Davis family. Survived by brother Nathan Davis of Mississippi and sisters Leona Frazier Mazelle Bell and Lucille Braswell, all of Havelock. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary.
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Tornado kills five in northern Alabama towns
A predawn tornado struck Arab and nearby areas injuring more than 50. Four killed in Arab and one in Asbury about 20 miles east. About 53 injured rushed to Guntersville Arab Medical Center. Debris searches continue for additional victims as the storm impacted Joppa and an apartment complex and mobile homes in Arab.
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Marshall County Sheriff's Office
Asbury
Kelly Meade
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Local youth charged with drug, weapon counts after arrest
Dustin Kyle Gaskins, 17, of 570 Old Vanceboro Road, faces charges of possession with intent to sell marijuana, carrying a concealed weapon, and resisting arrest. He was released to his parents and scheduled for Craven County District Court today. A 1986 rose Chrysler New Yorker, valued at $3,500, was reported stolen from William Allen, 78, of New Bern Towers between 4:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., and the case remains under investigation.
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