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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
4
A fragmented forecast notes daytime conditions across North Carolina on Wednesday July 20. Asheville Greensboro Charlotte reported highs around 88 to 89 degrees with possible storms in parts of the state.
Partly cloudy tonight in New Bern with scattered thunderstorms diminishing this evening. Areas of fog developing after midnight. A low in the mid 70s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a 40 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. A high in the low 90s. Scattered storms will diminish tonight then redevelop tomorrow afternoon. Lows tonight mid 60s to mid 70s. Highs tomorrow low 80s to low 90s.
Hubert Earl Tall Man Gamnes 48 of Box 29 Arapahoe R-65 died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. The family will receive friends at the residence. Arrangements will be announced by Oscar's Mortuary.
Donald Alton Moser aged 46 of 103 Baron Point Road died Monday in hospital following illness. Cotten Funeral Home arranged services and interment.
Christine Caton Knox aged 79 of 2620 Aurora Road died Monday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital in Greenville.
Pearl Chadwick Hall of New Bern died Monday at Frankie Home in Charleston South Carolina she was a retired associational missionary for Bladen Baptist Association and member of First Baptist Church in New Bern Funeral will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church Bladenboro with ministers officiating burial will follow at Pinecrest Cemetery Bladenboro She is survived by two sons Robert J Hall of Charleston and Joseph J Hall of Raleigh and three grandchildren Arrangements by Lewis Funeral Home Bladenboro
Christopher John Hughes, 68, of Minnesota Beach died Saturday. A retired installation foreman with New Jersey Bell and U.S. Coast Guard veteran, he leaves widow Rosemarie Hughes and children Douglas Hughes, James Hughes, and Susan H. Fowler, with a sister in Clark, New Jersey. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday at Arapahoe United Methodist Church with Rev. Penny Dollar Farmer officiating. Memorials to Arapahoe United Methodist Church or the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Norris-Bryant Funeral Home in Alliance.
Effie Sumrell Hardison, 96, of Alliance died Monday at Twin Rivers Rest Home. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Norris-Bryant Funeral Home chapel officiated by Rev. T O Terry with burial in Dixon cemetery. She leaves two sons Dal ton C. Hardison of New Bern and Frederick LeRoy Hardison of Alliance, three daughters Hazel H. Williams Mabel H. Crary Annette H. House, 23 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Friends may call 7 8 p m today at Norris Bryant Funeral Home and at Mabel Crary’s home 1208 Forrest Drive.
Otto A Bill Henkel 65 died at home Sunday a longtime New Bern resident born in Boerne Texas He served as a gunnery sergeant in the Marine Corps a Korean and Vietnam War veteran retired from civil service at Cherry Point Survived by wife Jean Fulcher and several children grandchildren and nieces Memorials to Tabernacle Baptist Building Fund or Craven County Home Health Hospice.
A large-scale weather outlook indicates strong to severe thunderstorms likely ahead of a slow moving cool front across the upper Midwest. Warm, humid air will surge northeast as the system advances, with scattered storms expected from the Southeast to the Southwest and showers over the northern Plains and central Rockies. The West stays sunny and hot. Marine notes: Virginia Beach to Little River area south winds around 15 to 20 knots with seas near 3 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds show south winds 10 to 15 knots and waves near 1 foot tonight and Wednesday.
Washington AP reports Rep. Jim McDermott and fellow liberals push a Canadian style plan to replace private insurance with government payments. With about 90 votes, they seek concessions from House leaders for a compromise. The plan would tax payrolls and create a single payer system covering medical costs.
North Carolina farm prices and conditions for July 18 1994 from the Federal State Market News Service list hog trends at steady. hogs, cattle, and calf prices across counties including Kinston Spivey s Corner Wilson Robersonville Clinton Fayetteville Dunn Hill Pine Level Chadbourn Ayden Laurinburg Benson. State markets report beef cattle and dairy figures, slaughter cattle and bull prices and feeder cows with ranges. Farm market listings cover Raleigh Athens Western markets, New York eggs, NC eggs, broiler figures, cotton spot price, feeder pig sales, grain prices, and location based price quotes for corn soybeans and wheat as of 4 p.m. under North Carolina Department of Agriculture supervision.
Christian musician David Parks headlines a free outdoor concert in the churchyard of First Presbyterian Church at 412 New Street on Tuesday evening July 19 at 7 00 p m as part of the Summer in the Sun youth program sponsored by Centenary United Methodist Church Christ Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church. Residents of New Bern, Parks has recorded tapes and performs standards and originals. Lawn chairs are welcome. For information call 637-3270.
The previous day’s figures show a high near forecast temperatures and a low. Expected conditions include sunny skies with periods of cloud cover and possible showers in the afternoon. Winds will be moderate with varied gusts, and precipitation chances remain low to moderate in the region.
Wal-Mart on Clarendon Boulevard reported a missing bank deposit bag containing 1400 dollars since Wednesday morning. Police say the bag was moved through the store between registers and the office, with employees to be questioned. John Shepard Pope, 35, of Plantation Mobile Home Park, was charged with manufacturing marijuana after authorities found plants in a bucket at his mobile home. He posted 500 dollar unsecured bond and faces Craven County District Court today.
Sideney Todd Dunn, 31, of 605 Wilmar Road, was charged by Vanceboro police with taking indecent liberties with a child under 16. He posted a $500 unsecured bond and is to appear Wednesday in Craven County District Court. Information was not available from the Vanceboro Police Department at this time.
RALEIGH AP North Carolina will not meet its March 15 1995 deadline to license a low level radioactive waste site as regulators cite inadequate details from Chem Nuclear Systems. The Low Level Waste Authority urges a full review overhaul while regulators blame study quality and Wake County geology.
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