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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1995
Page
4
Variable clouds tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon. Lows tonight in the low 70s, highs tomorrow in the low 90s. Statewide scattered showers possible tonight and Tuesday, with lows from the low 60s to low 70s and highs from the low 80s to low 90s.
High pressure will bring a quiet day to most of the Northeast on the Fourth of July. Scattered showers and storms may follow a stationary front in the South and ahead of a Plains storm system that could trigger severe weather in the center of the nation. The Northwest coast and Rockies see isolated showers, while the West stays sunny, warm, and dry. Marine forecast calls for southeast winds near 15 knots south of Virginia Beach to Little River with seas around 3 feet tonight and 3 to 4 feet seas Tuesday. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds have southeast winds near 10 knots tonight, waves near 1 foot, and near 2 feet Tuesday.
Dennis Lloyd Pittman, 77, of New Bern died. Arrangements are by Cotten Funeral Home in New Bern.
Dennis Ray Gaskins 35 of 303 Armstrong Ave charged Saturday with firearm possession by a felon and tied to a cocaine conviction on Dec 17, 1991. Robert Earl Bryant 20 of 2011 Craven Terrace charged with cocaine possession with intent to sell assault on an official and trespassing after four crack rocks found. Doris Keys 47 of 641 Old Dover Road charged with felony breaking and entering into Joann Harper's home at 818 Biddle St. Kareem Lamentary Staten, 427 Stoneyhill Trail, Vanceboro, charged with four counts of forgery and uttering for writing four checks totaling 185 at Kite's grocery between April 20 and 26. All subjects held or released on bonds and scheduled for Craven County District Court appearances.
A British soldier serving a life term for murdering a Catholic woman at an army checkpoint was released by the government in Belfast. Catholic politicians protested while demonstrators set cars alight. Irish PM Bruton urged release of IRA members. critics say the timing affects the peace process.
Americans' income fell 0.2 percent in May marking the first drop in over a year while spending rose 0.7 percent. Private wages declined, but durable goods outlays jumped 2.5 percent to a $619.3 billion annual rate, and overall disposable income rose 0.7 percent before inflation adjustments.
At a regional economic summit in Denver, 34 governments left Cuba out of a planned Americas free-market zone stretching from Alaska to Argentina. Trade officials promise rules by 2005 to create the world’s largest free trade area while Cuba’s exclusion draws criticism from the United States. Protests argue environmental laxity and job losses under NAFTA complement. Chile’s potential NAFTA entry draws bipartisan debate in Congress.
Three protesters, two men and a woman, were charged with destruction of property after pouring a red liquid and ash on the Enola Gay exhibit at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. About 15 protesters disrupted the opening, while 20 activists were detained earlier for unfurling banners. The incident followed prior controversy over the exhibit and caused temporary closure.
George Seldes, longtime author and foreign correspondent, dies at age 104 in Hartland VI. He began reporting at 18 after leaving Harvard, covered World War I and major events, and became a renowned critic of the press, admired for integrity and skeptical journalism.
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