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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1995
Page
4
Mostly cloudy tonight in New Bern with a low mid-40s. Tuesday shows variable clouds and a 30 percent shower chance with a high mid-50s. West to northwest winds 6 to 15 mph. Rain possible tonight in the west and north, changing to snow in the mountains with lows 30s to mid-40s. Tuesday remains breezy with showers and mountains snow, highs 30s to 50s.
High pressure dominates from the upper Midwest to the Gulf Coast on Tuesday with mainly sunny skies. Snow is possible in New England and light showers in the mid Atlantic Appalachians and upper Great Lakes. The West stays mostly sunny with light rain in southern California and Arizona. Winds shift from Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet to northwest near 10 knots tonight, increasing to 25 knots Tuesday with seas 4 feet.
Andrew Haven Eddy of Trenton, 88, died Sunday at Craven Regional Medical Center after twenty two years as a Trenton resident. He was Brown University graduate, ex vice president of E Pulver Cook Company, youth tennis player, and member of Trenton United Methodist Church and Trenton Historical Society. Survived by son Dr Andrew Eddy Haven and daughters Anne Daughtridge and Stephanie Berry with six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Trenton United Methodist Church with burial in Trenton City Cemetery. Memorials to Trenton United Methodist Church. Arrangements by Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home.
Margaret McIver Reese widow of Owen Reese Sr daughter of John McMillan and Lois McIver of Bere Retirement Village died Saturday. Graveside service Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at Oakwood Memorial Park High Point with Rev Dr Julian M Aldridge Jr. officiating. Survived by two sons two daughters eleven grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Memorials to Methodist Church High Point. Arrangements by Pollock Wells.
Jasper William Spain 74 of Stonewall died Sunday at the VA Hospital in Fayetteville. He was a Stonewall town commissioner and Bayboro Lodge 331 mason. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Norris-Bryant Funeral Home with burial in Sandhill Cemetery, masonic rites by Bayboro Lodge 331. Survived by widow Verneile S. Spain, two sons Jimmy Spain Jr and David Bruce Spain, two daughters Brenda Whitford, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, brothers Frank and Bud Spain. Friends may call 7 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Edward Tyson Sr aged 76 of 509 Hendrick Street Beaufort died Saturday at home. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Queen Street Missionary Baptist Church with Reverend N W Love. He is survived by his widow Madeline Tyson of Kinston, four sons Theodore Tyson Eddie Tyson Jr Joseph M Tyson Jr and Robert L Tyson Sr, one daughter Barbara Jones, one brother Moses Tyson and one sister Ida Lilly. 13-
Carrie C. Miller 89 of New Bern died. Arrangements are by Cotten Funeral Home New Bern.
Radicals clashed as a truce in Chechnya expired at sunset on Sunday. Explosions echoed in Goyity, ten miles south of Grozny, with reports of ongoing consultations on a new peace talks round.
In Manchester NH over 1,000 Republicans crowded a ballroom as nine GOP White House hopefuls spoke at the weekend event marking the start of the 1996 campaign in New Hampshire. Front runners Dole Gramm Alexander outlined tax cuts and welfare reform while abortion politics sparked debate with Specter urging to drop anti abortion language.
New Bern police cited three men Saturday for operating a shot house at 1009 Green St after a two month undercover probe. James Roberts, Randolph Hawkins, and Charles Register faced counts tied to illegal alcohol sales and permits. Police recovered beer wine cups wine bags playing cards cash and other items. three men set for first court appearance March 16.
Lori Ann Hall 30 of 403 Midgett Ave was charged Friday with obtaining property by false pretenses for an AFDC check claim. Debra Agent Lewis 39 of 220 Antioch Road was charged Saturday with obtaining property by false pretenses for Medicaid benefits. Dererict Lanier Greene 23 of 808 and 812 West St was charged with failure to appear and probation violation. Edgar Byron Gibbs 42 of Box 485 Bayboro was charged Friday with forgery endorsed uttering. John Thomas Williams 41 of Box 151 Arapahoe was charged Sunday with larceny. All were held or scheduled for district or county court appearances.
Information in this section is taken from the public record. Arrests and warrants do not establish guilt or identify parties. Guilt or innocence is to be determined through court proceedings.
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