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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1994
Page
4
Northwest to north wind at 10 to 15 knots tonight with seas near 3 feet. On Thursday winds drop to under 10 knots with seas near 2 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds expect NW to N winds near 10 knots tonight with waves around 1 foot and lighter winds on Thursday.
Weather forecast notes clear skies and a low in the low to mid 40s in New Bern with light to calm winds. Thursday brings sunny, pleasant conditions with a high in the low 70s and light northerly breeze. Across the state, expect clear and coolTonight with mountain lows in the 20s, western 30s, and coastal 40s while Thursday stays sunny with highs in the 60s to 70s and northern mountains in the 60s.
Lissie Rawls Daniels of Arapahoe died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. She was a retired secretary for Arapahoe Elementary. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Arapahoe Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. David Cauley. Burial in Rawls cemetery. Survived by son Vernon Bud Daniels, two daughters Ruth Lee and Elvira Peggy Berwick, three sisters Beatrice Andrews Edna Murray Delva Moran, nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Friends 7 8:30 p.m. today Norris Bryant Funeral Home Alliance. Memorials to Willem van der Plas c o Arapahoe Free Will Baptist Church or Gideons International.
Robert Everett Lee of Greenville, 72, died Monday at Pitt Memorial Hospital. Retired from Carolina Telephone, he leaves widow Pat Sy B. Lee and three sons. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Cotten Funeral Home. burial Greenleaf Memorial Park. Survived by stepson Darrell Chandler, daughter Linda Haines, stepdaughter Kimberly Taylor, sister Ola White, 10 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral home service 8 p.m. today.
James Franklin Turpin, 81, of Havelock, died and services are noted through Cotton Funeral Home in New Bern. Infant Ricardo Roberson, of Havelock, also listed with Oscar's Mortuary Inc. in New Bern for arrangements.
Michael Ray Sanders, 27, of New Bern, confessed to breaking into cars at four Bridgeton car sales lots over two weeks. He faced multiple felony counts for breaking and entering and larceny after investigators linked him to thefts from Rowe's Quality Cars, Bill Potter's Auto, Dail's Auto Sales, and Mac's Auto Sales, including a 1986 Camaro valued at 3995 and other items. He is held on bond and to appear in Craven County District Court.
German authorities recaptured two escaped inmates after a bank robbery that took seven hostages and triggered an 800 mile pursuit toward a warmer country. Police ringed a lakeside village north of Frankfurt as the suspects abandoned a Mercedes and freed the remaining captives. A 35 year old Swiss extortionist, Gerhard Polak, was found hiding in brush. a 32 year old former East German army member, Raymond Albert, surrendered to police.
An early winter storm system will take shape over the Rockies on Thursday. Snow will increase through the day over central portions of the Rockies. Rain will fall from the central Plains to the southern Rockies. A few showers are possible over the southern Plains. Rain is possible later in the day over the upper Mississippi Valley. High pressure brings mainly sunny skies to the East Coast and West Coast.
In East Peoria Illinois UAW picketers including Jerry Watkins stand outside a Caterpillar plant amid a four month strike. Caterpillar reports a record third quarter profit while thousands cross the line and labor experts debate the strike’s impact on the company and the union’s future.
In Sydney researchers conducted the first detailed forensic study of Pompeii victim the Lady of Oplentis, dating from 79 A.D. The 30 to 35 year old woman choked on fine ash as a volcanic gas cloud flooded Pompeii. Her preserved remains reveal a wide open mouth, outstretched arms, a bracelet and a coin purse. The examination confirms death by asphyxiation from ash and mucus, with a cement like cast forming around the upper respiratory tract. The exhibit is touring the Australian Museum after arrival from Pompeii.
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