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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1994
Page
4
A forecast for North Carolina on Thursday July 7 calls for mostly sunny skies in the morning with increasing cloud cover by afternoon. Daytime highs are expected in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees across the state with light to moderate southwest to west winds.
Weather outlook for New Bern and statewide hours ahead. New Bern is clear to partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm this evening and a low in the mid 70s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of an afternoon storm and a mid 90s high. Southwest storms are likely through tomorrow while other areas may see isolated storms tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Tonight lows range from the 60s to mid 70s and tomorrow highs from the 80s to mid 90s.
A weather system from Alberta brings showers and thunderstorms to the Southeast worsening Georgia’s flooding. Heavy rain also spans the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes with a cool rain over the central Rockies. High pressure builds on the West Coast and temperatures rise there.
A marine forecast notes southwest winds near 20 knots tonight and Thursday with seas around 4 feet. Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect southwest winds near 15 knots tonight with waves about 2 feet. Thursday, waves near 2 feet.
Previous day highs and lows summarize the national outlook with forecasts for today detailing expected conditions such as sun, clouds, fog and possible showers. Projected temperatures and precipitation chances accompany the regional outlook from Weather Cent.
Northern troops battled for Aden airport as heavy shelling hit the southern stronghold. Reports cite 20 to 30 dead and dozens wounded amid a city shelling and siege, with aid groups warning of dire humanitarian conditions and water and medical shortages.
Carl Lee Alcock 80 of 12775 NC Highway 55 West Craven County NC died July 2 1994 at Lenoir Memorial Hospital Kinston He was a self employed carpenter member of Lanes Chapel United Methodist Church Scottish Rite Mason Cove City Masonic Lodge Funeral services 3 pm Monday at Lanes Chapel UMC Rev Dan Powers officiating Burial in Griffin family Cemetery Survived by spouse Berta Griffin Alcock two sons Felton Lee Alcock and Peggy Alcock of Newport News VA Joseph Randall Alcock and Annette Alcock of Raleigh NC two daughters Frances Alcock Wiley and William Gerald Wiley of Semmes AL Sandra Alcock Walters of Dover NC one brother Ernest Earl Alcock three sisters Lillian Harvell Myrtis Alcock Calhoun and Donnie Alcock Elliott nine grandchildren Donna and John Kaoudis Monte Edward Alcock Joseph Martin Alcock Alan Randall Alcock Geri Renee Wiley Kevin Reed Wiley Aaron Mathew Wiley Thomas Lee Walters Tracy LeAnn Walters one step grandchild Wendy Walters Moore and three great grandchildren William Kaoudis Zachary Kaoudis and Diana Kaoudis Family received friends 7 9 pm Sunday July 3 1994 at Garner Stroud Funeral Home Kinston
George William Hyde Sr., 80, of Speed died Monday. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Carlisle Funeral Home in Tarboro. Burial in Edgecombe Memorial Park. Survived by widow Elizabeth Manning Hyde of Trenton five sons two daughters a brother four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Family to receive friends 7 9 p.m. at Carlisle Funeral Home in Tarboro.
James Allen McClendon 72 of 75 St Nicholas Place New York formerly of New Bern died Saturday at Harlem Hospital New York at New Covenant Temple Church He leaves widow Pearl Dudley McClendon two sons Edward Earl Mallison and Robert Roberson two daughters Yvonne Johnson and Patricia Green two sisters Gloria Taylor and Gladys Strong and six grandchildren Arrangements by Hart and Davis Funeral Home 1879 Amsterdam Ave New York NY
Richard Thomas French 18 of New Bern died Friday in Anchorage Alabama He was a member of Faith United Methodist Church Funeral will be 11 am Friday at Cotten Funeral Home chapel with the Reverends Tyson and Mike He is survived by his parents Samuel J French Jr and David and Jeannie Mallard of New Bern two brothers Samuel Johnson French II and David Craig Mallard Jr of the French Sr of Mount Olive and Ramona Estelle French of New Bern maternal grandparents Edgar Pope of Wilmington and Georgia Pope of New Bern 830 pm Thursday at Cotten Funeral Home.
Robert O. Crudup 38 of 206 Kings Way died Monday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital in Greenville. He attended Union Baptist Church in Elizabeth New Jersey and burial will be at Maplewood Cemetery in Freehold New Jersey. He is survived by his mother Alma Crudup of Elizabeth and four brothers and three sisters including Saleen Crudup and Michele Crudup. Arrangements by Nesbitt Funeral Home.
David Lee Toon charged with felony larceny of a 1980 Ford owned by Lena Mae Toon and held on $10,000 bond in Craven County. Lisa Wood Briggs charged with breaking and entering larceny forgery and uttering, released on $1,000 bond. Vincent Mills Becton charged with breaking entering larceny, released on $1,000 bond. William Dove reports $4,226 damage from May 25 to June 6. Willie James Kilpatrick held on $500 bond for possession of stolen property and concealed weapon.
Information in this section is drawn from the public record. It states that arrests and warrants do not establish guilt and that guilt or innocence will be determined in court proceedings.
A U.N. report in Islamabad says Afghanistan’s Islamic fighters, once hailed as national heroes for ousting the Soviets, are now viewed as power hungry mercenaries. It quotes Afghans fed up with nonstop fighting and notes the factions toppled the Communist government in 1992 and have since fought each other.
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