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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1995
Page
4
Northeast wind around 15 knots tonight with seas near 2 feet. Saturday easterly wind near 15 knots or less and waves near 1 foot.
Partly cloudy tonight in New Bern with a low in the upper 60s and a light northeast wind. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and a bit cooler with a high in the mid 80s and east wind 5 to 10. Across North Carolina, partly cloudy conditions persist with widely scattered thunderstorms this evening and again Saturday mainly in the west, with lows in the 60s to low 70s and highs from 80 to 90.
Minnie Muse Ireland of Alliance died Wednesday at her residence. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday Norris-Bryant Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Graham Lane officiating. Burial Cowell cemetery. Survived by five daughters Lucille Peele Doris Paul Mary Willis Louise Calderaro Ellen Dees. Also 13 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren 9 great great grandchildren. Family receives friends 7 830 p.m. today at funeral home. Memorials to Pamlico County Rescue Squad or favorite charity.
Hudson Eugene Parrish 53 of 409 Sausalito Drive Wilmington died Wednesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. He was Lowe's assistant store manager in New Bern and a U S Air Force veteran. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Victory Baptist Church Laurinburg, burial Hillside Cemetery. Survived by Mary Ruth Parrish widow, son Joe Parrish of Wilmington, daughters Lisa Jean Sherry and Angie Parrish all of Wilmington, mother Lena Parrish of Laurinburg, sister Shirley Parrish and six grandchildren. Visitation 9 p m today Butler Funeral Service Laurinburg.
Mary Jones Toler 96 of Britthaven of New Bern formerly Ernul died Wednesday in a nursing home. A homemaker and New Haven Free Will Baptist Church member. Graveside services 1 p.m. today at Pine Tree Cemetery Ernul with Rev. Graham Lane. She is survived by several nephews and nieces. Arrangements Paul Funeral Home Washington.
George Leo Dove of 303 East Highland Ave. died Tuesday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Sunday at United American Free Will Baptist Tabernacle with the Rev. J.P. Chapman officiating. Burial will follow in Southview. Alberta Dove, a son Marvin Dove of Kinston, a daughter Joyce Leak of Winston-Salem, seven sisters and three brothers are listed among survivors. Arrangements by Mills Funeral Home.
Elbert Stewart, 58, of New Bern died. Arrangements handled by Oscar's Mortuary Inc., New Bern.
Taveon Delontine Hardesty, 21, 503 West Street, charged with attempted rape, first degree sexual offense and first degree burglary. Held on $50,000 secured bond and slated to appear in day. Darrell Hamilton, Craven Sheriff, charged with simple assault and inciting a riot. Michael Shellman, Antonio Marshman, and David Hitt charged with inciting a riot. Four men linked to a jail fight in Craven County. A Laurel Valley Drive resident reported a home break in and rape around 4:30 a.m. Thursday. The police note public record status and that arrests do not imply guilt pending court.
A strong late spring storm moves from the Plains into the Great Lakes by Saturday bringing cool rain from Michigan to Wyoming. Severe thunderstorms flare ahead of a cold front while the Northwest coast experiences rain. The South stays hot and humid with highs in the 90s, and the northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley see 50s.
Senate Democrats unveiled a welfare reform blueprint written by Tom Daschle requiring work after two years, a five year lifetime cash benefit cap, two years of health care and child care post welfare. It would be financed by savings from other programs and changes to SSI, with no new money.
Atlanta based report notes E. coli 0157 infections are higher than feared as labs increase testing. CDC cites up to 20 000 sick annually with diarrhea and cramps, one third hospitalized and a few hundred die, mainly children and the elderly. No universal test or cure. better food handling remains key.
An eight year veteran of the force resigned and two officers were suspended after a drunken spree during May 15 ceremonies for slain officers. Witnesses said NYPD officers groped women, pulled fire alarms and ran naked at the Hyatt Regency. Bratton said 24 to 30 officers were examined while 708 were interviewed.
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