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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1995
Page
4
North Carolina forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with New Bern seeing highs in the upper 60s and clear conditions tapering to partly cloudy tonight. Coastal areas reach the 60s while inland regions reach the 70s, with lows mainly in the 40s and some 30s in the mountains.
High pressure maintains control east of the Mississippi with sunny to partly cloudy skies. New England stays cool while warmer conditions prevail elsewhere. A low pressure system brings showers and storms to the south central states and plains, with lingering snow in the eastern Rockies. West Coast remains partly cloudy and quiet. Coastal winds offshore from Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet run east at 10-15 knots with 2-4 foot seas. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect southeast winds 5-10 knots and about 1 foot waves.
Gareth M. Neville age 83 of 1018 Harbour Pointe Drive died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Graveside service in Rice Virginia with burial at Trinity Memorial Gardens. Survived by widow Alice Neville three daughters Jill Mullins Juliana Schwab and Shanley Campbell one sister Lenore Carreth and 11 grandchildren. Memorials to Jnsons Foundation. Arrangements by Shorter Funeral Home Farmville and Pollock Wells & Best Funeral Home.
Chitue Nishimura Melvin 70 of 47 Cherokee Drive died Friday at her residence. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Pollock-Wells & Best Funeral Home chapel New Bern with Rev. Donald Hadley officiating. Burial 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Fayetteville. Survived by widower Carl Melvin son John D. Melvin of Fort Bragg brother Seigo Nishimura Saga Japan sister Shihayo Farrar Slidell La and two grandchildren. Family receives friends 7 to 8 p.m. Monday at funeral home. Memorials to Craven County Home Health Hospice.
Martha Reuter Farmer 78 of Box 223 C Newport R 3 died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Annunciation Catholic Church with graveside 3 p.m. at Forest Hill Cemetery Nashville. Survived by daughter Martha C. Farmer of Glencoe Illinois sister Mary Eberhardt of Largo Florida and one grandson. Wake 6 8 p m today at Annunciation. Friends after graveside at 1240 Hammond Rocky Mount. Memorials to Sand Dunes ABWA Martha Farmer Scholarship Fund c o Donna Tipton Morehead City. Arrangements Pollock Wells.
Donnie H. Jones 85 formerly of New Bern died Friday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville. Funeral 2 p.m. today Community Funeral Home Chapel Warsaw with burial at Devotional Gardens. Survived by three sons Freddie Lee Jones Newport News VA Leonard Jones New Bern Johnny Jones Hampton VA one daughter Louise Lanier Warsaw one brother Ben Howell New Bern two sisters Lottie Bandiford New Bern Edith Foy Utah eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
Joyce Marie Owens aged 43 of 603 West St Good Shepherd Nursing Home died Wednesday Funeral service 11 a.m. Tuesday Oscar's Memorial Chapel Rev R E Midgette officiating Burial Evergreen Cemetery Survived by three sons Dewane Christopher Owens Michael Owens Mark Owens all of York Pennsylvania two daughters Latricia Owens New Bern and Karen Owens York Pa one brother Allen Spender Gladsboro NJ and one sister Deborah Spencer New Bern Family to receive friends at P 141 Craven Terrace Deborah Spencer resident
Civil rights activists retraced the Selma to Montgomery route and urged lawmakers not to turn back the clock. Jesse Jackson and Joseph Lowery led observers at the Capitol, voicing that voting rights remain under attack. They noted political and judicial forces eroding gains while recounting past struggles and the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
Charles Paul Hickman Verna, 43, of Raleigh, indicted on possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, after previously facing charges of possessing an unregistered destructive device. If upheld, he could be the first case nationwide under the 1994 crime bill provisions.
Eric Andrew Nelson 32 of 825 Eubanks St faces a Friday charge of obtaining property by false pretenses for an unauthorized withdrawal slip to take 250 from Raleigh Federal Savings Bank. Bond set at 2000 unsecured. due in Craven County District Court Monday. Anthony Dean Stokes 20 of 612 White St charged Friday with possession with intent to sell cocaine delivery conspiracy to sell cocaine and maintaining a vehicle for transporting a controlled substance. Held at Craven County jail on 2500 secured bond. to appear in Craven County District Court on a soon date. Christopher Cornelius Stokes 16 of 612 White St charged Friday with conspiracy to sell crack cocaine possession with intent to sell and deliver crack cocaine and sale and delivery of crack cocaine. Custody placed with adult. Craven County Court appearance pending. James Elbert Howard Jr. 27 of 2716-4 Meridean Park Greenville charged Saturday with four counts of forgery and uttering for forging four checks belonging to James E. Howard totaling 238.58. Released on written promise to appear. Court March 20. Adam Jason Whitfield 16 of 20 Charlie Road Arapahoe charged Saturday with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury for slashing Robert Lewin Mitchell with a box cutter at Pizza Hut in New Bern Friday night. Released into adult custody. to appear Monday in Craven County District Court. Sandra Lee Milligan 21 of 910 A Perry Kinston charged Saturday with three counts of obtaining by false pretenses from Craven County DSS for claiming spouse did not live at home while receiving 704.45 in food stamps October to December 1993.
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