Weather forecast for New Bern and North Carolina
Clear and cool tonight with mid-40s lows and light northerly wind in New Bern. Tomorrow mainly sunny and warm with near 70 degrees, a cooler coast, and northerly winds 5 to 10. Elsewhere lows in the 40s and highs from the 60s to 70s as the mild dry spell continues through the week.
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Rain Ends Over Northern California With Clearing Skies
A national weather summary says rain will end tonight over northern California with clearing skies tomorrow as the storm moves inland and weakens. Expect scattered showers over the northern Rockies and Northwest. Locally heavy rain remains possible in eastern Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley with dry, unusually warm conditions elsewhere. New England stays cooler. Northerly winds at Albemarle and Pamlico sounds ease to around 10 knots tonight and Wednesday, with waves about 1 foot.
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Memorial Service for Matthew Foster at Garber United Methodist
Matthew Francis Foster 73 of 273 Shoreline Drive died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. He was a member of Garber United Methodist Church and several professional societies. Memorial service 2 p.m. Thursday at Garber United Methodist Church. Survived by widow Martha W. Foster, son Paul T. Foster, daughter Carol Laucella, brother James Foster, sister Anderson. Memorials to Garber United Methodist Church or American Cancer Society.
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John Judson Andrews dies in Florida at 33
John Judson Andrews 33 of 1150 Cowpen Landing Road died Saturday in Saint Augustine Florida. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Cotten Funeral Home chapel New Bern with Rev Dean Dobbs officiating. Burial New Bern Memorial Cemetery. Survived by widow Angela Woolard Andrews daughter Jessica Rae Andrews parents Dalton and (Illegible) Andrews three brothers and two sisters and grandmother Etta Moore. Family receives friends 7 to 8 30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Cowpen Landing Road
Saintine
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Cotten Funeral Home Chapel
New Bern
Dean Dobbs
New Bern Memorial Cemetery
Angela Woolard Andrews
Jessica Rae Andrews
Dalton M. Andrews
Dalton M. Andrews Jr
Charleston
S.C
David P. Andrews
Charlotte
Joseph O. Andrews
Sandra A. Willcoxon
Killeen
Texas
Deborah A. Lancaster
Etta Moore
Peggy Holt Pace dies at 53 in New Bern after long hospital stay
Peggy Holt Pace 53 of New Bern died Monday at Duke University Hospital in Durham. She was a histology technician at Craven Medical Center for 35 years and a member of St. Mary's Free Will Baptist Church. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Craig Simmons officiating. Burial at Greenleaf Memorial Park. Survived by widower Robert M. Pace two sons Bobby Pace New Bern Tommy Pace Farmville parents Raymond and Inez W. Holt New Bern one brother Warren Holt High Point and sister Mary Alice Davidson. Viewing at funeral home 8 p.m. today and at residence later.
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New Bern
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Best Funeral Home
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Death Notice for Billy Ray Taylor in New Bern
Billy Ray Taylor 54 of New Bern died Sunday He was husband of Ann Averette Taylor and father of David Wade Taylor and Steven Brooks Taylor He owned B R T Transport Co Funeral services Wednesday at Wilkerson Funeral Home Greenville burial Pinewood Memorial Park Survivors include a sister Ann Taylor Hudson and other relatives Visitation today at Wilkerson Funeral Home and at the home of Carl Averette Greenville
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New Bern
J.H. Rose High School
B.R.T. Transport Company
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Greenville
Pinewood Memorial Park
Ann Averette Taylor
David Wade Taylor
Bath
Steven Brooks Taylor
Ann Taylor Hudson
Grimesland
Carl Averette
14Th St
Joyce Dickerson Sutton Dies in Maysville Funeral Services Planned
Joyce Dickerson Sutton 63 of Maysville died Sunday at First Baptist Church in Maysville. Burial will be in Dogwood Cemetery. Survived by three sons David Leroy Sutton of Raleigh John Franklin Sutton and Jessie Ray Sutton of Maysville two daughters Betty Jean Jones and Janice Marie Gurganus of Maysville two sisters Sybil D. Reed of Maysville and Audrey Leapley of Wilson seven grandchildren and one great grand. The family will receive friends 7:30 to 9 p.m. today at Layland Funeral Home in Maysville.
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Joyce Dickerson Sutton
First Baptist Church
Dogwood
David Leroy Sutton
Raleigh
John Franklin Sutton
Jessie Ray Sutton
Betty Jean Jones
Janice Marie Gurganus
Sybil D. Reed
Audrey Leapley
Wilson
Layland Funeral Home
Grants Debate Darkens North Carolina Fisheries Awards
The panel recommended $11,000 for Worms and $6,310 to Terry E. Gay for crab pot impact research, drawing attention to potential self interest. Shepard and his son sought $17,000 for gill net selectivity with related filings from the North Carolina Coastal Federation, which also pursued a $97,000 matching grant to remove a Neuse River dam. A $20,000 grant funds 26 weeks of Carolina Fishing video segments on WFXI-TV. The commission meets Friday at 10:15 a.m. to decide.
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Terry E. Gay
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Public Records: Jenkins and Chapman Held on Drug and Firearm Charges
Michael Anthony Jenkins, 26, of 4049 River Road Vanceboro, faces cocaine possession charges after police arrested him Monday. He has a $1500 secured bond and a Craven County District Court appearance today. Geneova Valtrie Chapman, 23, of 1133 B. G St. New Bern, charged with possession of a firearm by a felon for a .9 mm pistol. released on $1000 secured bond with a Craven County District Court appearance today. Charles Simons, 38, of 1401 Rhein Ave. reports theft of $2550 in tools from his shop between March 3 and March 6. investigation ongoing. Information note: arrests and warrants do not imply guilt. court proceedings determine guilt.
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River Road
Vanceboro
Craven County District Court
New Bern
Geneova Valtrie Chapman
B. G St
Charles Simons
Rhein Ave
Trade deficit soars to record 50 percent jump in year
The broad trade deficit rose 50 percent to 155.67 billion dollars year last, marking the second worst figure in history. Analysts tie the widening gap to a weaker dollar and worsening trade balance. The current account shortfall far exceeded 1993 levels, with a weak fourth quarter at 44.76 billion dollars. Retail sales fell 0.5 percent in February, first drop in nearly a year, while January sales were revised up 0.6 percent from 0.2.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Study questions safety of blood pressure drugs
New York AP report notes calcium channel blockers nifedipine diltiazem verapamil may raise heart attack risk by 60 percent. Doctors urge patients to continue meds until consulting physicians. long term safety remains uncertain per researcher Bruce Psaty, presenting at the American Heart Association epidemiology meeting.
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New York
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