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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1994
Page
4
High pressure to the west brings sunny skies across North Carolina. Daytime highs reach the low to mid 80s, with pleasant readings. Nights will be cool with lows in the 60s as the stretch of mostly sunny weather continues into tomorrow.
Juan A Gonzalez 67 died Thursday at Carteret General Hospital Morehead City. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Annunciation Catholic Church Havelock. Burial Gethsemane Memorial Park. Survived by wife Maria two daughters Nereida of Havelock Sureida of Philadelphia three sons Juan Michael Fernando of Havelock Hector of Fayetteville two sisters Santa Arroyo Angelina Algarin New York two brothers Carmello New York Victor Lopez Camden N J and 10 grandchildren. Family hour 7 8 p m today Bell Munden Funeral Home Morehead City.
Hepsie M Mattocks 73 of 182 Mattocks Road Maysville died Thursday at Onslow Memorial Hospital Jacksonville Funeral 2:30 p m Tuesday at St Stephen AME Zion Church Rev Jean Anderson officiating Burial in Mattocks cemetery Survived by 3 sons 11 daughters many grandchildren and great grandchildren The family to receive friends at the residence Arrangements Rivers Morgan Funeral Home
Alice N. Hardin, 70, of 103 Wanchese Way, Carolina Pines, died Friday at Cherry Point Naval Hospital. A Red Cross volunteer and Gray Lady at Craven Regional Medical Center for 20 years, she is survived by her husband John T. Hardin, five sons, two daughters, three brothers, one sister, and 14 grandchildren. Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Annunciation Catholic Church in Havelock, with Rev. Fredrick Flaherty officiating. In lieu of flowers, contributions may go to the American Lung Association of North Carolina.
Israeli officials say Israel will withdraw from most of the Golan Heights within three years as part of a peace offer to Syria. Foreign Minister Shimon Peres briefed President Hafez Assad, who demanded full withdrawal before talking peace. Assad stressed peace requires recovering all land. Rabin floated a three year test period with further negotiations, but Assad cited no concrete progress despite U.S. efforts.
A cold front stretches from North Dakota to Southern California bringing widespread showers across the Pacific Northwest and into the Upper Midwest. Scattered showers and thunderstorms favor the Gulf Coast to Florida panhandle while the Ohio River Valley stays mostly sunny and warm. Marine conditions show northeast winds 5 to 20 knots with 1 to 2 foot seas along coastal zones and sounds like Albemarle and Pamlico with 5 to 10 knot winds today and northeast tonight.
In a Panamanian view of the 1989 Noriega invasion legacy, residents recall the bombed fortress site as a warning against foreign intervention. They cite up to 4,000 Panamanian deaths versus 340 official U.S. fatalities, urging Washington to avoid repeat casualties and calling for acknowledgment and a memorial for Families of The Fallen.
Craven County records list Elbert E. Snipes 36 with cocaine possession and $5,000 bond. Steven Hill 20 and Shark Evans 18, Wilmington, held on $5,000 bonds for a stolen 1993 Nissan. Warren Lee Allen 28 charged with cocaine possession and $10,000 bond. Jay Clyde Presley 47 charged with obtaining property by false pretenses. released on $2,000 bond. Graham Quinn property theft report. Mary S Reed purse theft noted. David Lee Drew Jr. 26 charged with larceny and related thefts. $5,000 bond. All defendants to appear in District Court Monday. Information from public record. arrests do not prove guilt.
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