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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1994

Page

3

Vanceboro man charged with kidnapping and attempted rape

Michael Anthony Smith, 26, of Vanceboro R-1, is jailed on 50000 bond after allegedly dragging Tracy Lovick of Bridge Street to an abandoned house, demanding she strip, and slashing her neck and hands. He reportedly told officers he planned to attend a Narcotics meeting and had just cut a woman. Lovick escaped and sought medical aid.

Vanceboro Michael Anthony Smith Box 1920 Vanceboro R-1 Tracy Lovick Bridge Street Smith Craven County Lovick New Bern North St Craven Regional Medical Center

Vandalism Halts Bridgeton Elementary Bus Service

Three Bridgeton Elementary School buses were vandalized delaying the start of the school day for about 300 students. Buses were damaged by intruders causing late arrivals as drivers and parents cobbled together replacements. Transportation director Billy Bustler estimated only cleanup costs with no further damage.

Bridgeton Billy Bustler Craven County Linda Williams

Craven Soil and Water District seeks cost-share applicants

The Craven Soil and Water Conservation District will accept advance applications for the North Carolina Coast-Share Program until November 18. The program funds practices to improve water quality by reducing agricultural runoff. Landowners may receive up to $15,000 annually. for details call 637-2547.

Water and Soil District Craven Soil and Water Conservation District North Carolina Agricul Soil and Water Conservation Office

Jacksonville Parade Plans Feature Tom and Jerry Duo

The 1994 Holiday Parade in Jacksonville is set for November 19 along Western Boulevard. Entry deadline is noon November 1. Sponsored by the Greater Jacksonville Onslow Chamber of Commerce. Smokey Bear and Tom and Jerry will be grand marshal and guest. For more details call (910) 347 3141.

Western Boulevard Greater Jacksonville Onslow

Public hearing on township sewage expansion draws crowds and passions

A Thursday night public hearing at Grover C Fields Middle School will debate Craven County's bid for a state permit to double the discharge from a Trent River sewer plant near the Ramada and Sheraton hotels. If approved, 150000 gallons daily would end a 14 month moratorium on new sewer connections, prompting clashes over river health property rights and government action. Neuse River Keeper Rick Dove warns the battle to save the river will be ongoing.

Township 7 Grover C. Fields Middle School Craven County Trent River Ramada Sheraton Neuse River Rick Dove Grace Evans Neuse River Foundation Coastal Resources Commission Neuse Evans North Cary Trent Bob Fritz Dove Chowan Joe Rose Rose New Bern Scott Creek Consid

Neuse sewer hearing previews Craven County views

A public hearing at Grover C Fields Middle School in New Bern will hear Craven County and Neuse River Water and Sewer District arguments over expanding Ramada Inn plant capacity from 75000 to 150000 gallons daily. Opponents urge a legally binding plan to remove discharge from the river. proponents stress compromise and regulated expansion.

Neuse Dove

Craven County Aims for Corn Processor With Bond Financing

A new Alabama based firm seeks to build an All American Corn Processing plant in western Craven County funded by an industrial revenue bond sale. Craven County officials, including economist Tom Thompson, outline a six month to multi year path to bond approval and a projected 2000 jobs once underway. The project would process millions of bushels of corn annually into syrup starch fructose animal feed and industrial alcohol with a 2 million gallon daily water need and a waste treatment system.

Craven County Tom Thompson Craven County Economic Development Thompson Hydracoat Clarks Ladnier Maslowski Martin Marietta

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