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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1994
Page
4
Partly cloudy conditions persist in New Bern with a low mid 50s and light southwest breeze. Mostly cloudy Thursday brings a 30 percent shower risk and highs in the upper 70s. Statewide, showers possible tonight with cooler mountain highs in the 60s and widespread 70s elsewhere.
A frontal system stretches from the Northeast to the southern Plains bringing showers along the northern half and thunderstorms in the south. The central U S enjoys mainly sunny skies under two high pressure systems as a West front adds only clouds. A moist onshore flow affects the Pacific coast sections.
Clyde Dalton Hodges 57 of Vanceboro died Monday at his residence He was a U S Air Force veteran and 30 year employee of Voice of America site B prior to his 1992 retirement He helped found the Vanceboro Rescue Squad and served in the Vanceboro Fire Department He was a deacon at Juniper Chapel Free Will Baptist Church Funeral is 2 p m Thursday at Juniper Chapel Burial at Dixon family cemetery He is survived by his wife Edith Tyndall Hodges a son Michael Glenn Hodges Winterville a daughter Debbie Hodges Kirkman Cove City parents James W Bill and Pearl D Hodges of Reelsboro two brothers John G Pete Hodges Reelsboro W E Billy Hodges Jacksonville Fla and sister Sandra Hodges Burt Charlotte The family hosts calling hours 7 9 p m today at Wilkerson Funeral Memorials may go to Vanceboro Rural Volunteer Fire Department P O Box 25 Vanceboro NC 28586
Leo Lewis Sr. died at 99 in New Bern. Arrangements are handled by Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home with details released by the family.
Los Angeles judges weigh sequestering not just the jury but the entire pool after a new book claims Simpson stalked Nicole Brown Simpson. Judge Ito orders limits on magazines and media as he weighs options with attorneys and authorities amid intense coverage.
Federal climate scientists warn that El Niño conditions are reappearing after a pause, signaling potential global weather disruption. The phenomenon, linked to warm Pacific waters and thunderstorms, previously caused billions in damage and thousands of deaths during the 1982-83 event. Gerald Bell of the Climate Analysis Center notes the unusual rapid return of conducive conditions.
The Commerce Department reports August US goods and services deficit at 9.74 billion amid record exports of aircraft and chips. Imports rise 3.7 percent to 58.18 billion with Japan deficit at 5.8 billion and China at 3.24 billion. Annual goods deficit projected near 152.1 billion in 1987.
In Moscow a radio claim that Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin had resigned unsettled officials amid ruble turmoil. Chernomyrdin called the report rubbish and said he planned to stay, while critics pressed for Cabinet changes following the Black Tuesday currency crash.
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