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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1995

Page

3

Havelock High to host 1995 N C student council convention

Havelock High School will host the 1995 Eastern District N C Association of Student Councils convention on March 25 and 26. About 150 students and advisers will attend. Organizers request host families for lodging and meals and seek local business support to cover costs. Call 444-5112 for details.

Bryan Winbush Ryan Everett Havelock High School Board of Commissioners N.C. Association of Student Councils Winbush Everett

Lejeune General Nominated to Lead Marine Corps

President Clinton nominates Lt. Gen. Charles C. Krulak to be the Marines 31st commanding general. Krulak, former commander of Marine Forces Pacific, would join the Joint Chiefs of Staff after current Commandant Mundy retires July 1. Krulak, 1964 Naval Academy grad, served two Vietnam tours and led the Desert Storm logistics base.

Charles C. Krulak Marine Corps 2Nd Force Service Support Group Camp Lejeune Bill Clinton Corps Krulak Senate Carl E. Mundy Jr Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Forces Pacific Fleet Marine Force Pacific Camp Smith Hawaii U.S. Naval Academy Quantico Vietnam

Consultant hired to study Pamlico County employee performance

Pamlico County hires David M. Griffin Co. to assess staff performance and design a merit based pay plan. Commissioners debate funding as Brinson notes money must exist to grant raises while Prescott supports a system for ongoing evaluation. Griffin won the contract with a low bid of five thousand dollars.

Pamlico County David M. Griffin Co Doug Brinson Brinson Phillip Prescott Jr Prescott Griffin

Baby crib recall for defective slats linked to model numbers

Oklahoma readers should verify their Okla Homer Smith Furniture baby crib serial numbers to ensure they are not among recalls for cribs manufactured between April 1992 and December 1993. Models 30562 80005 80007 80010 80012 80023 80029 80035 80038 80054 80056 80057 80068 and 80090 are affected and may have missing or loose side rail slats. For details call 800 261 3440 or write Okla Homer Smith Furniture Manufacturing Company P O Box 1148 416 South Fifth St Fort Smith Arkansas 72902.

Okla Homer Smith Furniture The Furniture Company Okla Homer Smith Com- Furniture Manufacturing Pany, P.O South Fifth St Fort Smith Ark

Free-spirited motorcyclist dies at Daytona Bike Week

John Judson Andrews, 33, of Vanceboro, died during Daytona Beach Bike Week after his cold weather suit got caught in his 1990 Suzuki rear wheel. He was thrown from the bike and died at the scene in Flagler County. Andrews worked at Amiral Spinning in New Bern and left behind wife Angela Woolard Andrews and daughter Jessica Rae. His mother Vera described him as a marvelous person and a free spirit.

Vanceboro John Judson Andrews Daytona Beach Fla Andrews Cowpen Landing Road St. Augustine Flagler County Florida Highway Patrol Anthony Robert Ketay Angela Woolard Andrews Jessica Rae Andrews New Bern High School Boy Scouts Vera Andrews U.S. Army

New Bern plant worker fights firing over public report

Donna Polizzi, a wastewater plant operator, argued at a public hearing that notifying authorities about suspected plant problems was her duty, while the city labeled it insubordination. The hearing, rare for a disciplinary appeal, could lead to a decision within a week.

New Bern Donna Polizzi Bill Hartman Polizzi State Division of Environmental David Muse Dem John Thorne Muse Don Reuter David Voerman Voerman

New Bern Considers Making Load Switches Mandatory

The city may require load management switches on all new residential and commercial buildings after April 1. Aldermen review legality, with switches on water heaters and heat pumps cutting power during peak times. About 11,000 switches across 4,000 customers, at $100 each, have been installed since June.

New Bern Ralph Puckett Puckett

Six Juveniles Rob Bank Roll in $12 Front of Five Point Amusements

Carlton Hicks reports six juveniles robbed him Monday night on Kilmarnock Street in New Berm. Hicks, 56, was beaten and robbed of $12, identified one juvenile, others unnamed. Youths were armed only with a broken bottle. Hicks treated and released from Craven Regional Medical Center. Police continue investigation. no arrests made.

Five Point Amusements Kilmarnock Street Carlton Hicks Chapman St Hicks Craven Regional Medical Center

Carteret deputy backs 1989 Morehead standoff entry

Former Carteret County deputy Melvin Smith testified that Sheriff Ralph Thomas acted properly in the 1989 Morehead City hostage incident. He supported the decision to enter the home after a two hour standoff that ended with Hilda Payne’s death and Alan Payne wounded. Smith noted no negotiator or SWAT team involvement and said he would have made the same call under the conditions. He also said the case influenced his 1994 bid for sheriff.

Bayboro Carteret County Smith Hilda Chadwick Payne Robert Payne Thomas Jacksonville Payne Alan Payne

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