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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1994

Page

3

Craven Community College vice chairman dies at 51

Jane Morrison Moore Stubbs, vice chairman of Craven Community College Board of Trustees, died Tuesday at age 51 after serving two four year terms. She chaired committees, taught reading, and was active at Faith United Methodist Church. Survived by husband Trawick H. Stubbs Jr and four children, with two daughters listed. Appointment will fill her board seat.

Craven College Jane Morrison Moore Stubbs Craven Community College Stubbs Kathleen Ss. Orringer Orringer Lewis S Steve” Redd Craven Community Faith United Methodist Church Tyson Trawick H. “Buzzy” Stubbs Jr Jane Morrison Moore Leak Charlotte Trawick H. Stubbs III John Davis Larkins Stubbs New Bern Alice Carson Stubbs Raleigh

Parking lot horseplay lands NBHS student in hospital

New Bern High School student James Anthony Jones, 16, remained in fair condition in intensive care at Pitt County Memorial Hospital after a crash in the school parking lot Monday. Krystal Hargett Decker, 16, was charged with careless and Jones was tossed from the hood as she drove from a parked space. Witnesses alerted authorities and Jones was taken to Craven Regional Medical Center.

New Bern Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville James Anthony Jones Watson Ave Craven Regional Medical Center Krystal Hargett Decker Blue Jay Court Decker Jones Capt Alex Setzer

New Bern Board OKs 4775 Dues to Neuse River COG

The New Bern Board of Aldermen voted 4 to 3 to release 4775 in annual dues to the Neuse River Council of Governments. The COG has faced two State Auditor's Office investigations and fired longtime executive director Roy Fogle after a preliminary audit. Aldermen Freeze, McDowell, and Pendleton opposed, urging wait for final state findings before funding. Mayor Bayliss argues withholding funds would misstate the agency's efforts to reform.

New Bern Roy Fogle Fogle Max Freeze Don McDowell Rick Pendleton Barbara Lee COG Bayliss

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse To Stay Open Through Oct Ten

The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse will remain open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through Oct 10 as fall interpretive programs continue at the Hatteras visitor center. Fall activities that began Tuesday include bird reserves cake and other interpretive offerings at the center.

Lighthouse Cape Hatteras Hatteras

Aldermen split on sewer sale in New Bern Craven County sewer appeal

New Bern aldermen debate selling 400000 gallons daily of city sewer capacity to Craven County to ease Township 7 moratorium woes while preserving city control over annexation and future needs. Mayor Bayliss urges short term help with environmental caution. Some aldermen resist, citing resident interests and past expansion costs.

Craven County New Bern Township 7 Neuse River Township 6 Arthur Farms Airport Road Croatan National Forest Ramada Inn Tom Bayliss Township Herb Rawls Bayliss Robert Raynor Raynor Don McDowell

Mobile home fire on Tuscarora Rhems Road

A mobile home was destroyed by flames on Tuscarora Rhems Road with exposed aluminum wiring cited as a possible cause. Nancy Bryant escaped unharmed after waking to smoke and alerting firefighters. About 18 volunteers from West of New Bern and Rhems departments battled the blaze for about 30 minutes, with the scene secured two hours later.

Tuscarora- Rhems Road New Bern Rhems Nancy Bryant Bryant

Havelock developer targets 300 acre Sandy Run area

Donald Lawrence proposes 300 acre subdivision between Wells Wayside Furniture and Ace Hardware off US 70 west of town. 10 500 square foot lots would host homes priced 85 000 to 100 000 dollars. He seeks to amend the subdivision code to replace gutters and sidewalks with shallow ditches and a four foot bike path strip. Planning board chair Vira Watson backs merit. amended zoning to accommodate. City to annex and provide sewer water. 12 000 new residents projected by 1999 with Cherry Point expansion. Lawrence expects 250 000 ad valorem tax gain and reserves 15 17 acres for recreation. He plans to sell lots to builders and set aside front land for US 70 throughfare. Former Weyerhaeuser timberland. about 40 acres to Croatan National Forest. Croatan ranger Hillman considers land swap to consolidate blocks. swap likely OK.

Donald Lawrence Wells Wayside Furniture Ace Hardware US 70 Lawrence

Ten indicted by federal grand jury in New Bern

A federal grand jury in New Bern returned three true bills against ten defendants, mostly on drug charges. Henry Clarence Pridgen of Sanford faces nine counts of larceny and nine counts of breaking and entering motor vehicles at Fort Bragg, with possible penalties up to five years per count and $250,000 fines. Aldric and Christopher Sharpe of Greenville and Anthony Dupree of Greenville are named in a 14 count drug indictment with potential life sentences and multi‑million fines. Additional defendants Emilio Pecina, Carlos Carbajal, Manuel Salazar Vela, Angel Hernandez Espinoza, Cesar Castro Monsevatz, and Tommy Lanier face 40‑year caps, $2 million fines, and four‑year supervised releases if convicted.

New Bern Henry Clarence Pridgen Carr Creek Road Sanford Fort Bragg Aldric Monte Sharpe Christopher Devon Sharpe Farmville Blvd Greenville Anthony Jerrod Dupree Battle St Aldric Sharpe Christopher Sharpe Dupree Emilio Salazar Pecina Los Fresnos Texas Carlos Carbajal Leland Manuel Salazar Vela Oldford Ohio Angel Espinoza Hernandez Cesar Castro Monsevatz San Benito Tommy Wright Lanier Wilmington

Pamlico schools set time for staff development

Pamlico County schools will dismiss students at 12 30 p m on September 21 for teacher staff development. Walkers from Fred A Anderson Elementary and private vehicle riders will be dismissed at 12 15 p m to clear the parking lot before the buses depart. The day was formerly called teacher days.

Bayboro Pamlico County Fred A. Anderson

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