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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1994
Page
4
North Carolina forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of scattered showers and thundershowers this evening in New Bern then clearing and cooling with a mid-50s low. Sunny and cooler Tuesday with a mid-60s high. Clearing tonight statewide, east with early showers, mountains 30s to 50s, then dry, cooler weather through the week.
Johanna Oberhauser 66 of New Bern died Sunday at Duke University Medical Center in Durham. She was longtime teacher at Greenbrier Golf Club and Ladies Golf Association. Survived by widower Peter Oberhauser one daughter Helga Oberhauser of Richmond Virginia three brothers Dieter Einsle Gunter Einsle Karl Einsle and two sisters Maria Hoelzswimmer Ursula Einsle all of Munich Germany. Family to receive friends 7 to 8 30 p m Tuesday at Cotten Funeral Home.
Hattie Carter 79 New Bern arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc New Bern Millie Boone Pearson New Bern Mildred Thompson Oriental Sadie Belle Jackson Cove City arrangements by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc New Bern
In Pittsboro a Farm Sanctuary adoption drive brought over 100 rescued turkeys to homes for Thanksgiving. Residents, including Karin Yates and Shelley Burleson, fed the birds vegetarian meals before new families took them in. Farm Sanctuary aims to shift views on farm animals as companions, though NC remains a top turkey producer.
A strong cold front will sweep across the East Coast ending most precipitation by afternoon. Colder air will bring snow showers around the Great Lakes. Scattered light snow is possible in Kansas and Colorado early tomorrow. High pressure will bring sunny skies nationwide.
In Los Angeles AP report lawyers for O J Simpson seek to question Peggy York wife of Judge Lance Ito about her supervision of Detective Mark Fuhrman who found a bloody glove. The move aims to cast doubt on Fuhrman and the glove link while juror alternates are sought before Judge Curtis Rappe.
Japan's Foreign Ministry formally apologized for delaying a declaration of war before the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. Documents show the embassy in Washington received insufficient warning, a blunder ministry spokesman Terusuke Terada called inexcusable. The December 7 raid killed 2,400 people.
James King, 34, of New Bern, charged April 17 with resisting arrest and simple affray, released on $500 unsecured bond. His cousin Earl Burkhart, 31, a New Bern police officer, alleged King hit him with a car and cut him with a knife. King is scheduled for further court action.
Hundreds attended a Bladenboro rally honoring Tony Johnson, a Mayo Yarns worker fired over a Confederate flag sticker. Organizers said Johnson’s firing violated heritage rights, while supporters and Sons of Confederate Veterans leaders urged inclusion and defended the flag as historical. Johnson’s lawyer announced a lawsuit to reinstate him.
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