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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1995

Page

3

16 year old turns himself in in Craven County shooting

Augustus Palmer 16 of 838 Bloomfield St turned himself in to New Bern police on Sunday night and is jailed on 50 000 bond. Kevin Mayfield 2A was shot five times near 3 am as Palmer allegedly approached him and Delisha Henderson outside 903A West St. Mayfield undergoing care in Craven Regional Medical Center in ICU with wounds and fever.

New Bern Augustus Palmer Bloomfield St Craven County Kevin Mayfield John West Mayfield Craven Regional Medical Center Palmer Delisha Henderson West St West

Pollocksville shot house raid arrests owner and two men

Law enforcement agents raided the brick one story house at 765 Goshen Road near Pollocksville Saturday night. Owner Steve Kinsey 42 was charged with possession of alcohol for sale marijuana and drug paraphernalia and released on 2000 secured bond. Two others William Burroughs 18 and Clarence Strayhorn were released on unsecured bonds after resisting arrest charges.

Pollocksville Jones County Goshen Road Doug Blount New Bern ALE Steve Kinsey Kinsey Blount William Burroughs Garnett Heights Clarence Strayhorn Greentown Road Trenton

1994 Tobacco Crop Carryover Boosts Market

North Carolina farmers face an 18 percent drop in tobacco yield for 1994 due to wet weather and blue mold. Leftover leaf from last year, estimated at about 120 million pounds, may ease losses as sales begin in the South Carolina Border North Carolina Belt and Georgia Florida Belt, then move to the Eastern North Carolina Belt and the Old Belt. News notes FDA regulation potential and broader market implications.

North Carolina Carl Sofley Federal Food and Drug Administration B.C. Langston Federal State Market News Service Langston South Carolina North Carolina Belt Georgia-Florida Belt Old Belt Virginia

Bridgeton Campground Owner Disputed $500 Dog Loss Claim

Jane Williamson seeks $500 from Neuse River Campground owner George Shaffer after her 4 month old chocolate Labrador drowned when a light pole fell into the Neuse River near the campground. Shaffer says the dog’s value and the incident details are disputed and that he already disconnected the live wires. Williamson questions safety for children, while Shaffer notes the pole was down after January storm and emphasizes his attempt to help.

Henderson Bridgeton Jane Williamson Neuse River Hubert Williamson Carolina Telephone Williamson George Shaffer Shaffer

Young writer TJ Southern Finds Voice Through Pen

18 year old Thomas Southern of New Bern uses writing to combat stuttering. He earned third place in the small schools general column category from NC Scholastic Media Association at UNC Chapel Hill, with honorable mention in 1994. He aims for medical studies at East Carolina, while continuing to write for campus papers if possible.

Thomas “Tj Southern New Bern North Carolina Scholastic Media Association University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Vietnam America Rawanda Haiti Cuba USA Donna Matthews New Bern High School The Arcadian North Carolina East Carolina Wake Forest

College names new trustee for Craven County Board

Jo Eddleman, a retired pilot, teacher, and chemist, is appointed to Craven County Community College Board of Trustees for four years. She aims to expand computer programs, facilities, and public radio funding, drawing on her long public service and local leadership roles.

Jo Eddleman Craven County Community College Board of Trustees Eddleman Community College Craven County WTEB A.H Eddie Long Beach Calif Springfield Mass

Mid-summer Blues Lifted by Simple Bright Sides

Sandy Semans of Oriental notes mid July grumbles but finds small joys: adjournment soon, no Monday night football, fresh vegetables, fewer chores, open windows, and funny neighbor contrasts. The piece breathes optimism amid heat and fuss, urging readers to seek the bright side.

Noah General Assembly Dad Sandy Semans Oriental

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