North Carolina Weather Outlook From New Bern to Mountains
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the 50s near the coast and 30s in the mountains. Northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday remains breezy and cool with highs in the 60s and northeast winds. Cooler air moves across the state for several days with variably cloudy skies and a wide temperature range across regions.
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Beatrice Holloway Nelson Dies in New Bern At Home
Beatrice Holloway Nelson of New Bern died Friday at home after a career in civil service and local health and education work. Funeral is Tuesday at St. Pauls Disciples Church of Christ with burial in New Bern National, following viewing with Eastern Star rites tonight.
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Death notices of Pauline Hall Harold Haught and William Berry
Pauline Hall 81 of New Bern dies age 81. Arrangements by Walston Funeral Service. Harold Eugene Haught 79 of St. Cloud Florida dies. Arrangements by Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home. William Obdiah Berry 83 of Trenton dies. Arrangements by Oscar s Mortuary Inc.
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New Bern
Walston Funeral Service
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St. Cloud, Fla
Pollock-Wells
Best Funeral Home
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Trenton
Oscar's Mortuary Inc
Public records recap of local crimes and thefts reported
Anthony Raynor Brown, 26, of Cove City, stopped in Vanceboro Sunday about 2 p.m., charged with cocaine possession, driving with revoked license, felon in possession of a firearm, and lying to police. Held on $10,000 bond, Craven County jail. A separate case notes a stolen 1989 gray Chevrolet pickup and a 1988 white Cavalier theft from Lowe’s in Clarendon. Trent Woods investigators pursue suspects. Moeller reported four bikes stolen from his garage.
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Vanceboro
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Lowe’s
Clarendon
Sanders to challenge Helms in 1996 Senate race
Charles Sanders former Glaxo CEO announced at a Vance Aycock weekend gathering his plan to run against Republican Sen. Jesse Helms in 1996. Sanders 62 said he mailed letters to party members to meet voters and explain his stance, signaling potential statewide support if Helms is deemed vulnerable.
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Southeast Rain Alerts Amid Slow Storm Near Tuesday
A slow moving system will bring more rain to the Southeast on Tuesday with locally heavy totals possible across southern Georgia and northern Florida. The northern Rockies may see some precipitation. High pressure will yield sunny skies from the Northeast to the southern Rockies with temperatures in the 40s in the Northeast.
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Marine Forecast South of Virginia Beach to Sounds
Northerly wind around 25 knots tonight with seas building to 3 feet. Northeast wind 25 knots Tuesday with waves near 3 feet.
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Monroe group advocates armed stance over gun limits
About two dozen members of Citizens for the Real Constitutional Government in Monroe say government overreach and gun controls threaten rights. They stockpile Bibles and bullets, own semi autos, and seek an unorganized militia to resist perceived martial law, while denouncing driver’s licenses and alleged political power of homosexuals.
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United States Militia Association
Idaho
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Greenville
United States
Shoney’s
The
Charlotte Observer
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Bases Still Open Delay Closures Costly Report Says
NEW YORK AP More than a third of bases slated for closure remain open as the Pentagon shifts offices and reserve units. A private group warns delaying closures could cost up to 15 billion, raising doubts about projected annual savings of 4.6 billion. Pentagon disputes counts and notes nine bases closed recently.
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