North Carolina Weather Forecast for May 9
The Tuesday outlook for North Carolina calls for mild dawn conditions and warm afternoon highs. Skies are expected to be partly cloudy with light breezes, and no significant precipitation is forecast. Officials urge travelers to plan for comfortable daytime temperatures.
New Bern NC Thursday Forecast Says Partly Cloudy and Cool
IGA New Bern NC forecasts partly cloudy skies with a cool night near 52 degrees and 5 to 10 mph easterly winds. Tuesday brings increasing clouds, mild warmth to 75, and east-southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Mountain lows mid 40s, elsewhere mid 50s, with thunderstorms west and rising clouds east.
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Estelle Manning Williams 78 Grifton dies. services held Ayden
Estelle Manning Williams age 78 died May 7 1995 at her home funeral planned 11 a m Tuesday at Farmer Funeral Service Chapel Ayden officiated by Rev Sherwood Page burial Manning Cemetery Ayden She belonged to Grifton Pentecostal Holiness Church survivors include daughters Virginia and Earl Buck Grantsboro Lloyd and Betty Manning Grifton Jesse and Vickie Williams Grifton three sisters Beulah Mae Webber Effie Lee Wiley Velma Jefferson six grandchildren Robert Earl Buck Betty Anne Kasischke Judy Whitehurst Cindy Williams Chester Jones William Jones six great grandchildren Craig Buck Michael Paul Rachel Kasischke Amanda Christopher Whitehurst Visitation 7-9 p m Monday at Farmer Ayden home of Jesse Williams memorials Grifton Rescue Squad Paid obituary.
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Mary Rice Keel Dies at 80 in North Carolina
Mary Rice Keel 80 of 4111 Holly Ridge Road died Saturday at home. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Sherman officiating. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by son Ralph M. Keel Virginia Beach, daughter Maxine Keel Tyndall New Bern, brother Sister D. Rice Alliance, sister Celia Carmody Greenville, four grandsons, one great grandson. Family visitation 7 8 p.m. tonight at funeral home.
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Virginia Beach
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New Bern
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Celia Carmody
Greenville
Margaret Stark Ros 92 Dies in New Bern Arrangements Made
Margaret Stark Ros age 92 of New Bern died Saturday at Twin Rivers Nursing Center. A private graveside service will be held at George Washington Memorial Park Cemetery in Paramus New Jersey. Survived by daughter Edna Ruth Watsen two brothers John Stark and George Stark two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home.
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Death notices from New Bern and surrounding areas
Death notices list Silas Richard 74 New Bern Rivers-Morgan Funeral Home Inc. and Faye Derby New Bern Cotten Funeral Home New Bern Richard Earl Engle 70 New Bern William Hobart Bailes 72 New Bern Donnie A. Staten 59 Smithfield R L Sanders Funeral Home Smithfield
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Smithfield
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National Forecast Highlights Widespread Showers Across Regions
A low pressure system drives showers and thunderstorms from the Midwest to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys with sunny conditions along the eastern seaboard. Northern New England sees scattered showers while an upper disturbance triggers rain across the northern Rockies to the Northern Plains.
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Nichols May Be McVeigh Cohort In Oklahoma City Case
Investigators weigh Newsweek claims that Terry Nichols could be the second McVeigh co conspirator. Nichols, held as a material witness in Kansas, is to testify in Oklahoma amid FBI notes on informants and a possible storage locker cache.
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Police raid cult compound in Japan linked to nerve gas attack
Japanese police expanded a probe into the Aum Shinrikyo sect. Police searched the main compound, arrested members on unrelated charges, and confirmed raids near Mount Fuji suspected of weapon production. Shoko Asahara’s whereabouts remain publicly unknown amid intensified efforts.
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Public Records New Bern Police Blotter Details Two Suspects
Michael Shellman, 20, of 423 Fox Ne ee morning with with intent to sell and deliver crack cocaine, trespassing and resisting, delaying and obstructing an officer. He is accused of having 95 racks of crack and three grams of cocaine when stopped by aS and is also accused of running from police after they tried to arrest him. He is being held on $10,000 secured bond and is scheduled to appear in Craven Coun ty District Court today. James Calvin Hill, 41, of 820 Paine Avenue was charged Saturday night with possession of stolen possession of a firearm by a felon, two counts of assault on a female and two counts of assault by pointing a gun. He is accused of hav ing a gun which was stolen from the home of an Oriental woman and pointing it at two other women on Saturday, and then hitting the women. He is being held on $5,000 secured bond and is scheduled to appear in Craven County District Court today.
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James Calvin Hill
Paine Avenue
North Carolina recycles 22 tons of old fishing gear
A pilot project coordinated by the state Office of Waste Reduction and N C Sea Grant recycled nearly 22 tons of worn-out commercial fishing gear across nine coastal counties. About 4,600 steel crab pots were crushed into scrap metal for meltdown, while nets were shipped to China to be ground into fiber for reuse in products such as clothing and shoes.
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China
State Office of Waste Reduction
N.C. Sea Grant
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