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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1995
Page
4
Partly cloudy skies with hot humid conditions and a chance of scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms across southern North Carolina. Highs near the upper 80s to low 90s, lows in the 60s to 70s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and warm with similar temperatures.
Charlie M. Hansley 32 of 15 White Oak River Road Maysville died Thursday at Durham Regional Hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at Maysville Funeral Home with Rev. Ray Hansley officiating. Burial Northeast Church Cemetery Jacksonville. Survived by father James B. Hansley Sr. and Annie Hansley. four brothers Jimmy B. Hansley Jr. Hubert Rev. Ray Hansley Vanceboro Robert Hansley Newport David Hansley Newport. four sisters Vivian Moore Anita Shepard Janet Nickel Maysville Shelia Stevens Moyock. Family receives friends 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Paul McCoy, 85, of 218 Woodrow McCoy Road, Cove City, a retired farmer and Cove Creek FWB Church member, died Friday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. today at Garner-Stroud Funeral Home chapel. burial at Pinelawn. Survived by widow Myrtle Mae, two daughters Laura Studer and Shirley Bailey, a brother, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren.
James Calvin Delemar Sr 71 of New Bern died. Arrangements are with Walston Funeral Service New Bern.
The scene in the state House features Brubaker declaring only Ramsey and Blue can shut the chamber, while Democrats protest recognition. Senate members discuss past sessions, tax cuts, and education amid a conservative climate and debates over budget, health reform, and tax policy affecting rich and poor alike.
Charlotte AP reports Jack Callaghan a North Carolina television news pioneer died of a heart attack in Charlotte at 64. He retired in April as vice president and station manager of WSOC-TV, a station he helped found and nurture for nearly four decades. Attendees at his retirement luncheon included Ted Koppel. Messages were sent by Oprah Winfrey Phil Donahue Robin Leach and Joan Lunden.
A strong cold front moves over the Upper Midwest today bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms from Minnesota to Colorado. Temperatures drop in the Upper Plains and northern Rockies. Tropical low mood Four influences Gulf Coast rain, while Texas to Mississippi sees showers under mostly cloudy skies. High pressure clears skies from the Great Lakes to New England.
Obesity researchers hail a breakthrough with leptin that reduced fat in mice by about 30 percent, while noting human trials are still years away. Experts warn that results may not translate to people and emphasize exercise and diet as universally accepted methods. The study from Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Rockefeller University showed obese mice shed pounds and diabetes symptoms improved, but safety and efficacy in humans remain uncertain.
Public record reports Terry Lee Russell 38 of 311 Bern Street Kenneth Kayne 30 of 3604 Wedgewood Drive and James Rolson 34 of 719 Broad Street all charged Saturday with possession of crack cocaine. Each was released on $1000 secured bond and scheduled to appear in Craven County District Court Monday. Arrests do not establish guilt.
UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Michael Hooker criticizes a state budget snafu over a pay raise, saying it strengthens the view administrators set different rules. The incident involved about $60,000 in raises included in paychecks for non-faculty staff, noted by Wayne Jones, the vice chancellor for business and finance.
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