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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1995
Page
4
Partly cloudy conditions with tonight’s chance of evening storms in New Bern and statewide. Lows in the upper 70s in New Bern, 60s to 70s elsewhere. Tuesday brings scattered showers and thunderstorms with highs in the low 90s, and some 80s in the mountains.
A trough of low pressure brings scattered showers and thunderstorms along the East Coast and over the Appalachian Mountains. The Upper Midwest and Great Lakes face showers as a system moves east. Offshore, low pressure may trigger Pacific Northwest showers while the Southern and Southwest enjoy sunny to partly cloudy skies and hot, dry conditions. South of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet southwest winds 20 knots with seas to 5 feet tonight, 15 knots Tuesday with 4-foot seas. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds southwest winds 15 knots tonight and Tuesday with 1-2 foot waves.
Janie Grimsley Hill 87 of 402 Garner Road died Sunday at home. Charter member of Pleasant Acres Free Will Baptist Church and Moose Lodge. Worked at Cohen and Goldman Sewing Room. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Cotten Funeral Home chapel with Rev. T.O. Terry. Burial Greenleaf Memorial Park. Survived by son E.B. Hill Jr. and daughter Elizabeth Hill Lunaas, six grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. Family receives friends 7 8 p.m. tonight at funeral home and at daughter’s home 404 Garner Road. Memorials to NC Eye and Human Tissue Bank or Pleasant Acres Free Will Baptist Church.
Margaret Haddock Shirley 74 of New Bern died Sunday at Britthaven of Pamlico. Graveside service 11 a.m. Tuesday at Greenleaf Memorial Park with Rev. Jack Hinton officiating. Survived by stepson Douglas Shirley, sister Ruby Tyndall, four step-grandchildren, three step-great-grandchildren. Viewing 8 p.m. tonight at Cotten Funeral Home. Memorials to Tabernacle Baptist Church Building Fund, 616 Broad St., New Bern NC 28560.
James M. Potter, 81, of New Bern has died. Arrangements are with Cotten Funeral Home in New Bern.
Jerry Polcak of Mutual Distributing Company reports a break in at 833 Craven Street with three air conditioners two tires for a mobile home four wooden barrels and two medicine cabinets stolen totaling 1550. Damaged 12 window panes and a window door amounting to 275. No arrests. Teresa Hart of Kingswood Apartments reports a home burglary on Friday with electronic gear and gold and diamond jewelry valued at 1535. No arrests.
The Clinton White House seeks to minimize claims that Hillary Clinton wished to limit access to Vincent Foster papers. Senate investigators question White House handling of Foster files after his 1993 suicide, amid comments from adviser Steven Neuwirth and aides Bernard Nussbaum and Susan Thomases. White House officials deny Mrs Clinton involvement.
Wake Medical Center once served new mothers with a celebratory meal but now to go meals are common. The NC Medical Society plans talks with care companies to oppose hospital stays under 24 hours after delivery and may seek state legal guidelines if needed. They argue patient and physician judgment should govern stay length, not rigid corporate rules.
Los Angeles prosecutors threaten to counter with their own experts as Simpson lawyers push a theory that blood on socks and the gate was planted by police. Judge Ito to release 530 pages of juror transcripts, while defense experts prepare testimony on EDTA preservation and blood-spatter details amidst late disclosures and courtroom edits.
Isaac Hanson Oliver of Havelock was charged with the sex offense described as the equivalent of statutory rape. He is accused of having sexual intercourse with a girl under 16 and five years younger than him. Oliver is held on 10000 secured bond in Craven County jail and was to appear in district court.
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