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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1995

Page

4

Weather Outlook for New Bern and NC

Mostly clear and mild overnight with a low around 74 and light southwest winds. Saturday brings mostly sunny start, turning partly cloudy with a high near 90 and breezes from the southwest at 10 to 15 mph. statewide, lows settle in the upper 60s to 70s, followed by hot, mostly sunny conditions and highs in the 80s to 90s across regions.

New Bern North Carolina

Heat Wave Pushes East Toward 100 Degrees in New England

National forecast shows central U S heat building east this weekend with highs near 100 across southern New England. Showers and storms form along a slow cold front from the Plains to Great Lakes and northern New England. West stays sunny and warm under high pressure. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds see southwest winds 10 to 15 knots and 1 to 2 foot waves.

U.S New England Plains Great Lakes

Mary Pearce Lancaster 84 dies in New Bern

Ss Mary Pearce Lancaster, 84, of New Bern died today at Britthaven of New Bern. She was a member of the Women of the Moose. Graveside service will be 10 a.m. Monday at Greenleaf Memorial. She is survived by three daughters, Jacqueline Downen of Borrego Springs, Marilyn Sandlin and Patricia B. Mayo of New Bern, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 7-8 p.m. Sunday at Cotten Funeral Home and other times at Marilyn Sandlin's home, 2334 Brice's Creek Road.

Mary Pearce Lancaster New Bern Britthaven Women of the Moose Greenleaf Memorial Jacqueline Downen Borregi Cotten Town of Oriental Town of Oriental Town Hall P.O Goldsboro

Death notices for Bayboro, Raleigh and Maysville

Hoytt M. Smith 50 of Bayboro died. Arrangements by Rivers Morg An funeral Home Inc New Bern. Maurice Moore 37 of Raleigh died. George Murphy 83 of Maysville died. Arrangements by Rivers Morg An funeral Home Inc New Bern.

Hoytt M. Smith Bayboro Rivers-Morgan Funeral Home Inc New Bern Maurice Moore Raleigh George Murphy Maysville New Bemn

Craven County arrestee rounds up cocaine theft and embezzlement

Boeketed Joel Sterling Smith, 40, of 2003 Neuse Blvd Apt 106, charged with possession of cocaine. Linda Fetzer reports her 1994 Toyota Tercel valued at 10,000 stolen while left running at a Neuse Blvd store. Craven County Sheriff Winfred Walter Allen Jr., 32, charged with larceny of a firearm. Brenda Mills Lewis, 34, charged with four counts of embezzlement totaling 1450. All scheduled for Craven County District Court.

Joel Sterling Smith Neuse Blvd Apt Craven County Brenda Mills Lewis Elizabeth Ave J&f Trucking Craven County District Court Winfred Walter Allen Jr Chestnut Ave Gustave L. Freeman

Torture slaying trial opens with graphic exhibits

Prosecutors outline the torture murder of 24 year old Tony Cecil Queen in Jackson County. Walter Thomas York, 19, faces possible death penalty if convicted of first degree murder. Prosecution cites a group beating, cussing cooking of Queen and binding with dog collars. Defense argues York was influenced by former lover Vickie Jumper Fox.

Sylva Walter Thomas York Tony Cecil Queen York Queen Jackson County Sheriff's Department Jeff Jamison Toccoa

Foster notes flag Clinton Whitewater tax loss fears

Notes from Deputy White House counsel Vincent Foster reveal his concern that declaring Whitewater losses on the Clinton in 1992 tax return could trigger an IRS audit. He weighed audit risk against documenting transactions while the Clintons reported a $1,000 capital gain from the sale to McDougal.

Washington Vincent Foster Clinton Hillary IRS Whitewater White House Foster Congress Witg-Tv Branch Davidian Waco Texas Mary Ellen Glynn Cheryl Mills Abner Mikva Clintons Robert Barnett James McDougal McDougal

House backs volunteers in endangered species survey program

The House approved a provision 256 to 168 to allow trained volunteers to continue wildlife and plant surveys for the Interior Department, even on private land with owner consent, boosting biological data collection while conservatives push downsizing. The measure is part of a 1996 Interior Department funding bill and faces further House moves.

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