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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1995

Page

3

Crimestoppers seeks tips on cash-for-prize scam

Craven County Sheriff warns residents of a phone scam promising cash prizes and trips if a caller sends 269 to cover shipping via Federal Express. Lt. Bob Brown urges caution with offers that sound too good to be true. Crimestoppers will pay up to 1000 for information leading to an arrest. call 633-5141.

Craven County Brown Crimestoppers

Atlantic striped bass season closes Sunday

The 120000 pound harvest quota for striped bass in the Atlantic Ocean has been reached per interim Division of Marine Fisheries director Bob Jamieson. Tags cannot be used after Sunday. unused tags should be turned in to marine patrol. The Albemarle Sound Area opens March 1. Pamlico Sound opening date not set. Bycatch limit is five per day with 18 inch minimum. anchored gill nets banned in four rivers. Albemarle Sound Area includes Albemarle Currituck Roanoke Croatan sounds. The season may end March 31 if 49000 fish are not met before then.

Atlantic Ocean Bob Jamieson Division of Marine Fisheries North Carolina Roanoke Middle Eastmont Cashie Albemarle Sound Albemarle Currituck Croatan Jamieson

Fisheries executive chairs national Fly-In for Freedom

Jerry Schill executive director of the North Carolina Fisheries Association will chair the fourth annual Fly-In for Freedom sponsored by the Alliance for America. Rita Carlson of Lewiston Idaho will co chair and the four day trip to Washington, D C runs June 10 to 15.

Jerry Schill North Carolina Fisheries Association Alliance For America Schill Cochair Rita Carlson Lewiston Idaho Alliance Washington, D.C North Carolina Fisheries Group

Regional antique auto show returns to New Bern in 1999

New Bern will host another Antique Automobile Club of America Southeastern National Fall Meet in September 1999. Organizers aim to avoid Labor Day weekend and must obtain city approval for the exact date. About 6,000 attended the prior meet, praised as the best show with centralized functions. The club hopes to attract the Grand National Meet in 2002.

New Bern van Winkle

Regional landfill plan eyed by three counties

CRSWMA counties Craven Pamlico and Carteret weigh a 100 acre regional landfill to replace the 24 acre Tuscarora site with a 25 year life at a projected 9 million cost. Most of 13 responding municipalities back the plan with staged development while Vedco waste to energy faces caution and a public hearing weighs options before a final recommendation.

Craven Pamlico Carteret Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Authority Crswma Weston Inc Tuscarora Minnesota Charles Tomlinson Weston Tomlinson Crswmaa Carteret County Vedco Inc Vedco United States Fayetteville Kinston Dupont Alan McDonald River Bend Bill Ritchie John Ponessa Ritchie Ponessa Jack Guinan

Medical center develops managed care road maps for patient care

Craven Region Medical Center advances case management using clinical road maps to standardize hip replacement and heart attack care. The plan aims to reduce delays, align procedures and education, and improve outcomes while preserving patient involvement and doctor collaboration.

Cindy Bach Craven Regional Medical Center Woodrow Gaskins Margaret House Medical Center Rosanne Leahy Gerald Pelletier Cynthia Bach House

Skinny Dipping and Neuse River Tales by Janet Lembke

Bruce Godfrey reviews Janet Lembke's two volume set on skinny dipping in the Neuse River. The column recounts playful anecdotes from Lembke and others, including a comic incident with a bikini top and lifeguards, ending with the mantra No Nudes is Good Nudes.

Bayboro Nancy Pickles Janet Lembke Neuse Lembke Buff Bathing Oriental Bruce Godfrey Janeiro

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