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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1995

Page

4

North Carolina Thursday Weather: Partly cloudy with storms

Partly cloudy tonight in New Bern with a 30 percent chance of a thunderstorm. Low in the low 70s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm and a high in the low to mid 90s. Scattered storms possible statewide this evening, with lows from the low 60s to low 70s, and tomorrow storms likely in the west. Highs range from mid-80s to mid-90s, with mountain readings in the 70s.

New Bern North Carolina

National Forecast Brings Showers and Storms to East

The national forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms across the eastern United States ahead of a cool front with some storms likely to become severe in the afternoon. On the storm’s backside, Minnesota and Wisconsin will see rain while the West remains under a building high pressure ridge. The ridge will bring mainly sunny skies and warmer temperatures over the West and the Plains for the coming days.

United States Minnesota Wisconsin Plains

Marine forecast for Virginia to Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds

South of Virginia Beach to Little River inlet and Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect southeast and southerly winds 15 knots or less tonight and Thursday. Seas near 3 feet offshore, waves near 1 foot in sounds. Forecast covers tonight and Thursday with calm to moderate seas and light winds.

Virginia Beach Little River Inlet

Obituary: Leona Rice Lee 89 Arapahoe

Leona Rice Lee 89 of Arapahoe died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Born 1905 she was a lifetime member of Arapahoe Free Will Baptist Church. Funeral Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the church with Rev. David Cauley officiating. Burial in Lee Cemetery. Survived by daughter Lois Lee Davis and son-in-law William Davis, sister Lois Donald of Virginia Beach, four brothers Donald Rice Cliffton Rice Bradford Rice Ronald Rice, four grandchildren Lee Wetherington Tillman Robbie Davis Joseph Lee Susie Boyd, four great grandchildren Billie Jo Sandys Sue Harper Megan Lee Joshua Lee and one great-great grandchild Trinity Lee Sandys. Friends may visit Norris Bryant Funeral Home Thursday 7-8 p.m. and at the daughter's home in Arapahoe.

Arapahoe Free Will Baptist Church David Cauley Lee Cemetery Joseph Howard Lee James “Jimmie” Lee Lois Lee Davis William “Bill” Davis Lois Donald Virginia Beach Donald Rice Cornelis N.C Cliffton Rice Kinston Bradford Rice Minnesota Beach Ronald Rice Greenville Lee Wetherington Tillman Robbie Howard Davis Joseph Lee Susie Harper Boyd Billie Jo Sandys Sue Harper Megan Lee Joshua Lee Trinity Lee Sandys Norris-Bryant Funeral Home Arapahoe

Kathleen Reel Curtis Dies in Bridgeton N C

Kathleen Reel Curtis 79 of 704 A Street Bridgeton died Saturday at Craven Regional Medical Center. She was a Bridgeton Methodist Church member and retired Civil Service Cherry Point North Carolina. Funeral Monday 1 a.m. at Cotton Chapel with Reverends Lupton Kruege officiating. Burial Greenleaf Memorial Park. Memorials to Shriner s Crippled Children Fund. Arrangements Cotten Funeral Home New Bern.

Bridgeton Kathleen Reel Curtis A. St Craven Regional Medical Center Bridgeton Methodist Church Civil Service Cherry Point N.C Bridgeton Ladies Auxiliary Bridgeton Rescue Squad Cotton Chapel David Lupton Todd Kruege Greenleaf Memorial Park Roy Thomas Curtis Emily Buck Scoppe Linda Buck Walker David S. Reel Jennifer Courtney Reel Vicki Hacker Rebecca Reel Christopher Joshua Michael Nathan Reel Douglas Woolard Stephen Walker Erik Walker Mildred Buck Reelsboro Shriner’s Crippled Children Fund P.O. Drawer New Bern Cotten Funeral Home

John Wiley Halstead Sr. 80 of South Mills dies

John Wiley Halstead Sr., 80, of South Mills died Tuesday at Albemarle Hospital in Elizabeth City. Retired from Norfolk Naval Shipyard he was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church and South Mills Ruritan Club. Funeral 11 am Thursday at Trinity United Methodist Church with Rev Billy Hutchinson officiating. Burial in South Mills. Survived by two sons William S. Halstead and John W Halstead Jr. one daughter Mary Hatfield five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Family receives friends 7 8 p.m. today at Twiford's Funeral Home memorial chapel Elizabeth City and other times at the home 309 W Church St Elizabeth City.

South Mills John Wiley Halstead Sr Albemarle Hospital Elizabeth City Norfolk Naval Shipyard Trinity United Methodist Church Billy Hutchinson William S. Halstead New Bern John W. Halstead Jr Mary Hatfield Macon Twiford’s Funeral W. Church St

Death notices for Robert Bryant Sr and Doyle Fletcher in New Bern

Robert Bryant Sr aged 64 died in New Bern with arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc. Doyle Fletcher aged 78 died in New Bern with arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home.

Robert Bryant Sr New Bern Oscar's Mortuary Inc Doyle Fletcher Cotten Funeral Home

Missouri Alabama tornadoes devastate towns and kill three

A tornado outbreak swept the southern Plains with storms across Missouri and Alabama. In Ragland on the Coosa River a 28 year old woman a 4 year old niece and 8 year old nephew died during a boating outing as the storm hit. Four other relatives were critically injured. In Moberly Missouri a tornado damaged City Hall and dozens of downtown buildings and about 100 homes with no serious injuries reported. Farmers lost barns and livestock as storms hit from Kansas northeastward.

Coosa Ragland Moberly City Hall Kansas Allen Henry Purdin

Vietnam veteran ends 30 hour standoff aboard Yorktown

A decorated Vietnam veteran surrendered peacefully at 9:45 a.m. on the Yorktown, ending a nearly 30 hour standoff. Jimmy Jordan, reportedly armed at first with a rifle, dropped weapons into the harbor and was escorted to the museum gift shop for psychiatric care. Authorities canceled Fourth of July events as a bomb squad prepared to search the decommissioned carrier. Jordan, a Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient, was from Hampton and had discussed personal grievances with negotiators.

Charleston S.C Yorktown Jim Flatley Patriots Point Maritime Museum Jimmy Jordan Flatley Jordan Roger Heide Museum Heide Medical University of South Carolina Mount Pleasant Thomas Sexton The Post and Courier Hampton

Fourth of July celebrations sketch out state's history

Thousands gathered at North Carolina’s Capitol to trace the state’s history with Civil War re-enactors and Revolutionary War displays. Agr iculture Commissioner Jim Graham praised the Capitol as a jewel while Wilmington held a patriotic ceremony at the national cemetery. Greensboro hosted the Fun Fourth Festival with a wagon train trek from Robbinsville to Andrews and a rain room cooling visitors.

North Carolina Duke Homestead Capitol Jim Graham Wilmington National Cemetery Fred Crane Crane Greensboro Andrews Robbinsville Snowbird Mountains Main Street

Public Records: multiple local arrests and burglaries

Edward Earl Herring, 45, 560 Old Cherry Point Road, charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Released on $2000 bond, to appear in Craven County District Court. Store freezer outage damaged $5000 frozen food. investigation ongoing. Ethel Mayfield Nelson, 47, 1819 Wilmington Street, reports break-in between 2:30 and 3:30 PM Tuesday. items stolen include VCR, Super Nintendo, games, and shirts worth substantial sums. John Robert Cullember, 23, P O Box 41 Bayboro, charged with five counts of felony forgery. bond $500. to appear in Pamlico County District Court. Information notes these are public records and do not imply guilt.

Edward Earl Herring Cherry Point Road Craven County District Court Ethel Mayfield Nelson Wilmington St John Robert Cullember P.O. Box 41 Bayboro Pamlico County

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