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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1995
Page
10
A Wilmington man threatened to jump from the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge Thursday morning. Jimmy Vox, 28, perched 65 feet above water before yielding after an hour following talks with his girlfriend and police negotiators. Traffic was redirected as officers closed lanes for the response.
Robert Anderson, three time Republican candidate for North Carolina seventh district, testifies as the first witness at a congressional field hearing alleging bribery and vote buying cost him a 3,843 vote loss to Rep. Charlie Rose. The House Oversight Committee will decide whether to dismiss the claim or replace Rose after hearing evidence.
The state forest division plans audio-visual material for rangers to show county commissioners and city planners to raise awareness as more development reaches wooded areas. Spokeswoman Lisa Schell notes rising 911 fire reports amid population moves, warning of losses if a major blaze hits.
Dr. Raymond Sattler, a neurosurgeon accused of leaving a patient opened on the table for a snack, has closed his practice. A sign on his door reads this practice is closed, as another doctor moves in and his house is listed for sale. The eight month controversy included claims of delays, a nurse asked to drill skull holes, and a prior license suspension. He later regained his license but remained under medical board evaluations and chart reviews, with no privileges restored at Wilmington hospitals.
An 18 year old, Shawn Tabron, was arrested after his parents Zebelle Tabron and Geraldine Tabron were found murdered in separate Nash County locations. Police said both were shot and described the deaths as very violent with evidence found throughout the home.
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