Weather forecast for New Bern and North Carolina
Partly cloudy and breezy tonight with lows in the low to mid 50s and northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the mid to upper 60s and northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Southern sections of the state see partly cloudy tonight and clear elsewhere with mountain lows in the upper 30s and coast in the 50s. Clouds increase in the southwest tomorrow while other areas stay partly cloudy with highs from the 50s west to the upper 60s coast.
Rainy Eifel region forecast shifts to heavy southern rain
Weather briefing notes heavy rainfall in the eastern Gulf Coast and extreme Southeast with possible totals over 2 inches in southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and extreme northern Florida. Rain also possible across northern Plains and Rockies and Pacific Northwest while high pressure brings sun to the Northeast, Great Lakes, southern Rockies, and Southwest.
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South of Virginia Beach to Little River forecast winds and seas
A marine forecast cautions Small Craft Advisory conditions with northeast winds around 30 knots tonight and seas near 8 feet. Northeast winds around 30 knots and seas near 10 feet are expected Wednesday. For Albemarle and Pamlico sounds northeast winds around 20 knots tonight, with waves near 2 feet, and similar winds and two foot waves anticipated Wednesday.
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Three win Nobel for game theory prize
Three researchers won the Nobel Prize in economics for game theory work linking strategic interaction to modern markets. John C. Harsanyi of UC Berkeley, John F. Nash of Princeton, and Reinhard Selten of Bonn share the $930,000 award.
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Laura Nelson Bullock, 67, Havelock native, dies
Laura Nelson Bullock 67 of 15 Chattawka Drive died October 9 1994 at Pitt County Memorial Hospital She was a Carteret County native and Cherry Point civil service worker and secretary of Havelock High School from 1958 to 1971 Survived by husband Carl R Bullock daughter Kay Helms son Ray Bullock and six grandchildren The family will receive friends 7 8 p m Tuesday at Bell Munden Funeral Home Morehead City Funeral services 11 a m Wednesday at Cherry Point Baptist Church Pastor Travis Newton Burial at Gethsemane Memorial Park Highway 24
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Guy Nelson
Stacy
Kay Helms
Massachusetts
Ray Bullock
Penny
Morehead City
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Cherry Point Baptist Church
Travis Newton
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Ruble Plunges in Historic One Day Slide
The Russian ruble fell sharply losing about 27 percent to 3,926 per dollar in the worst one day drop since 1992. Traders warned banks may close as quotes vanished and the Central Bank injected 80 million dollars at session end to halt the slide below 4,000.
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Waters Rites Held For Jesse Alford Waters
Jesse Alford Waters 82 of 1540 Kitetown Road died at Beaufort County Hospital in Washington. A former motor grader operator with the North Carolina Highway Department for 28 years, he retired in 1976. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Paul Funeral Home chapel Washington conducted by Revs. Robert Burke and Bobby Chandler. Burial Oakdale Cemetery. Survived by two sons two stepsons a stepdaughter six grandchildren eight stepgrandchildren one great grandchild and 11 step great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at the funeral home and at other times at the home.
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Oakdale Ceme
Jesse Burl Waters
Autryville
Aaron Tuell Waters
Bath
Robert Chandler
Leroy Chandler
Chocowinity
Lucille Nobles
New Bern
Obediah Berry dies at 83 in Trenton area
William Obediah Berry 83 of 3441 Hwy 58 South died Sunday at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Horton Chapel Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. William Smith. Burial Haiti Cemetery. Survived by son Ernest Berry, daughter Pearlie Chester Davis, three sisters Eurnice Hooker, Linnie Joyner, Eunice McLaurin, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Family will receive friends at Seens Mae.
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William Smith
Haiti
Ernest Berry
Pearlie Chester Davis
New York
James Gibbs Gurganus dies at 69 in residence
James Gibbs Gurganus 69 of 1806 Edenton Street died at home. Graveside service set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Greenleaf Memorial Park with Rev. John Thompson Jr. officiating. Survived by brothers Samuel Marcus Gurganus Jr. and Ben Gurganus of New Bern and sister Kathleen Taylor of Raleigh. Visitation 8 p.m. today at Cotten Funeral Home.
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Edenton St
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Ben Gurganus
New Bern
Kathleen Taylor
Raleigh
Cotten Funeral Home
Public Records: Crack cocaine charge and theft alleged in Craven County
Terence Gaza King, 32, of 1305 Hwy 43 Vanceboro faces possession with crack cocaine lia charges and a first appearance set in Craven County District Court. He posted a $200 secured bond after allegedly stealing $2,809 in tools from a shed. An armed robbery at Ernul rest stop on US 17 involved a black male in a T shirt and jeans.
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Arkansas donor explains $100000 soft money to Clinton era
Arkansas banker Herbert McAdams II explains his $100000 donation to the Democratic Party noting it was from one Arkansan to another. The article discusses soft money, its use for general party activities, and how large gifts flow to the White House party, with donors and officials citing access and influence. It mentions other big contributors and a state dinner with Boris Yeltsin.
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