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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1994
Page
4
Clear to partly cloudy tonight and not as cool with a low in the low 50s. Light northeast wind. Becoming mostly cloudy on Tuesday with a high in the mid 70s. East wind 7 to 15 mph. Clear to partly cloudy and dry over the state tonight. Lows from the 30s in the northern mountains to the 50s along the coast. Increasing clouds on Tuesday with highs from the 60s in the northern mountains to the 70s elsewhere.
Richard Valentine Rhode Sr. 90 of Berne Retirement Village died Sunday at Craven Regional Medical Center. A NASA employee for 40 years he earned Wright Brothers and NASA medals. Funeral 7 p.m. at Cotten Funeral Home with rosary. burial Gate of Heavens Cemetery Silver Spring Maryland. Survived by four children two sisters 20 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. Memorials to right to life movement.
Howard Blunt Mathews 87 of 206 Sunset Drive died Sunday at Albemarle Hospital Elizabeth City. Retired farmer and former Tidewater Construction foreman in the 1940s. Member Hertford Baptist Church and former county board of education member. Funeral Tuesday Swindell Funeral Home chapel officiated by Revs. Vaughan and Strother. Burial Cedar Wood Cemetery. Survived by widow Laura Dot Keaton Mathews, son Howard B. Mathews Jr. of New Bern, daughter Jo Anne Hollowell of Fayetteville, two steps, seven grandchildren and one great.
Tyron Devonta Jones of Vandemere died Saturday at his residence. A graveside service will be 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hudwell Cemetery with Rev. Freddie Curtis officiating. Survived by mother Bethany Jones two brothers Tequan Clark and Antonio Clark and maternal grandmother Leatrice Jones. Arrangements by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc.
On U S 64 near Tarboro a state Highway Patrol trooper shot and killed a man after a struggle during a routine license check. The suspect, whose license was revoked in NC and VA, was shot twice in the chest with a backup pistol after a pepper spray exchange and struggle for control of the officer's service weapon. The man died at Heritage Hospital in Tarboro. The trooper, Richardsson, a veteran since 1988, was placed on non-duty status.
An employee at National Welders on 1202 Pollock St. reported a knife incident at about 9 40 a m Thursday. The suspect asked about hats, demanded money from the register, and fled with an undisclosed amount after an arrest is pending.
National forecast calls for heavy rains and strong winds in south Florida overnight into Thursday as Gordon tracks nearby. Up to five inches of rain possible in some areas by tomorrow evening. A cold front extends from the Northeast to the southern Plains with showers and thunderstorms along it. The central U.S. sees sunshine under high pressure, while the Northwest gets rain and snow from a west-moving storm.
Portland AP reports Oregon becomes the only state allowing terminally ill patients to seek a lethal prescription. Patients must have under six months to live, obtain two doctors’ terminal condition agreement, request three times, then self-administer. Legal challenges anticipated, doctors divided over cooperation, and the impact on patient care debated.
Alvin Lewis Phynon 42 of 3004 Madison Ave reports a Nissan van valued at 16000 and a cellular phone worth 200 stolen from in front of his home Sunday at about 4 p.m. The incident is under investigation and guilt will be determined in court proceedings.
Partly cloudy conditions dominate the region with periods of cloud cover and fog. Showers and light precipitation are possible, with cool to mild temperatures expected and no significant sunshine. Forecast issued by Weather Central for the upcoming day.
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