Obituary: Lucille Tripp 85 of Onondaga Hill NY
Lucille Tripp 85 of 4420 West Seneca Turnpike Onondaga Hill Syracuse died May 23 1995 at Community General Hospital She was a nurse for 40 years at Syracuse Memorial Hospital and member of Retired Nurses Association Onondaga Hill Presbyterian Church Funeral 11am Friday Butler Badman Funeral Home Interment Onondaga Valley Cemetery Survived by son Lynn E Tripp daughters Donna Brown Carol Sorrendino brother Gerald Donaldson eight grandchildren three great grandchildren. Memorials to church fund. Friends 7 9 pm tonight. Paid obituary.
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West Seneca Turnpike
Onondaga Hill
New York
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Syracuse Memorial Hospital
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JoAnne Bartel
Onondaga Valley Cemetery
Lynn E. Tripp
Donna Brown
Granger
Indiana
Carol Sorrendino
Niceville
Florida
Gerald Donaldson
Annette Chandler
New Bern
North Carolina
Jessica Tan
Ocala
Marie Sorrendino
Joseph Sorrendino
Debbie Brown
Dennis Brown
Diana Brown
Sarasota
Scott Tripp
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Anthony Smith
Ricky Tan
Andrea Tripp
Onondaga Hill Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund
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Obituary: Cora M Heath Taylor Co. resident dies
Cora M Heath Taylor Co Nr Meath Taylor aged 4 of 1400 Red Robin Lane New Bern died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 11 a m Friday Cotten Funeral Home chapel with ministers Mercer Lewis officiating burial in New Bern Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by two sons Leslie Heath and Nelson Heath one sister Ada Coombs two grandchildren Rhonda Heath and Pam Heath plus two step grandchildren and five step great. The family will receive friends Thursday 7 to 8 p m at Cotten Funeral Home Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home Paid obituary.
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North Carolina
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Warsaw
Rhonda Heath
Raleigh
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New Bern
Cotten Funeral Home
Coats Man Hartwell Whittington Dies at 53
Hartwell Carroll Whittington 53 of Box 150 Coats R-1 died Tuesday at Good Hope Hospital Erwin. A quality control engineer he belonged to Coats Baptist Church. Funeral at Coats Baptist Church with Rev Jesse Mooney A Howard Beard and Ralph O Byrd officiating. Burial in Devotional Gardens. Survived by widow Cheryl two sons Brian Dunn Lloyd Greenville one daughter Sherri Williford Dunn one brother Darwin Whit Appendix on New Bern three sisters Frances Fanning Rosalie Whittington and Rebecca Splawn two grandchildren. Friends 7 9 p.m. today at Rose and Graham Funeral Home Coats. Memorials to Coats Baptist Church Building Fund.
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Brian C. Whittington
Dunn
Lloyd M. Whittington
Greenville
Sherri W. Williford
Darwin S. Whittington
New Bern
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Rosalie J. Whittington
Raleigh
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Burlington
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Funeral for Brenda Marshall Staten in Vanceboro
Brenda Marshall Staten, 55, of 3925 Hwy 43, died Monday at Craven Regional. She attended St. Pauls Baptist Church District Heights and Queens Chapel Free Will Baptist Church in Vanceboro. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Queens Chapel Free Will Baptist Church with arrangements by Flanagan Funeral Home Inc. She is survived by daughter Amita Jenkins, siblings Kenneth Marshall, Bettye Marshall, Barbara Spriggs, Beverly Marshall, Burnette Hook.
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North Brentwood
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Hyattsville
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New York City
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Death of Alice Needham Harrison in Pensacola
Alice Needham Harrison, 81, of Pensacola, Florida, died Tuesday. She lived much of her life in Old Trap and Shawboro. Graveside service set for 11 a.m. Friday at Old Trap Methodist Church. Survived by sons Seth B. Needham of New Bern and Bill Needham of Pensacola, Florida, plus 14 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Shawboro
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New Bern
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Weather system brings showers from Dakotas to Texas
A developing low pressure area across the eastern Rockies into the Southern Plains will trigger showers and thunderstorms from the Dakotas to Oklahoma and Texas. Some storms may be severe across Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma. High pressure moves into the Great Lakes for partly cloudy skies. The West remains sunny and warm.
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Talks resume between US and North Korea on reactors
US and North Korea held two hours of talks at the U S Embassy in Kuala Lumpur with no progress and no plan for further sessions that day. NK top negotiator Kim Gye Gwan said discussions were in depth and more meetings were expected, while Washington pressed for a promised freeze and South Korean modeled reactors.
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Public Records: Tucker and Fortner in Craven County cases
Ronald Allen Tucker, 26, of Havelock faces counts of possession with intent to sell and distribute crack cocaine and marijuana and paraphernalia. Bond set at $500 secured. due in Craven County District Court today. Dale Maurice Fortner, 37, of North Hills Drive charged with breaking and entering and larceny. Held on $5,000 secured bond, due in district court today. Information from public records. Arrests do not prove guilt.
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Dale Maurice Fortner
North Hills Drive
Death notices for Madeline B Harris and Amos Pollard
Madeline B Harris 73 of River Bend died with arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc New Bern. Amos Pollard died in Vanceboro and arrangements were handled by Flanagan Funeral Home Greenville.
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River Bend
Oscar's Mortuary Inc
New Bern
Amos Pollard
Vanceboro
Flanagan Funeral Home
Greenville
Existing home sales drop 6.4 percent in April
U S sales of existing homes fell 6.4 percent in April to a near three year low as buyers grew cautious amid signs of slower growth. The pace was 17.5 percent below April 1994. It marked the third decline this year with Edmund G Woods Jr of the Realtors noting strong consumer unease.
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Washington
Edmund G. Woods Jr
Northern Territory legalizes voluntary euthanasia in Australia
The Northern Territory passed a law allowing doctor assisted death for terminally ill patients, with strict diagnoses by a physician and psychiatrist. The bill, backed by Chief Minister Marshall Perron who is retiring from politics, cleared 15 to 10 after a long debate and will take effect once signed by the administrator. Foreigners cannot travel to the territory for euthanasia. Opponents include religious groups and aboriginal organizations.
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Northern Territory
Marshall Perron
Brian Lucas
Sydney
Islamic Council of
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