Strong storm system forecast across central U S
A large rain and thunderstorm event is expected to sweep the north central United States. Minnesota and Wisconsin could see rainfall exceed 3 inches while Gulf Coast areas may experience locally heavy rain. The northern Plains storm pulls warm humid air eastward. the Rockies and Northwest stay cooler with highs in the 60s and 70s.
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Jane Morrison Moore Stubbs dies in New Bern at 81
Jane Morrison Moore Stubbs 81 died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center New Bern. Born May 30 1943 in Charlotte she was daughter of James O Moore and Jane Morrison Moore Leak. Survived by husband Trawick H Stubbs Jr two sons two daughters and siblings. Funeral Thursday 10 00 a m Faith United Methodist Church burial Greenleaf Memorial Park. Memorials to Faith United Methodist Church.
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New Bern
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Raleigh
Sweet Briar College
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Gene Tyson
Murray Garrett
Greenleaf Memorial Park
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John Davis Larkins Stubbs
Alice Carson Stubbs
Barbara Byrd Small Looney Dies at 62 in New Bern
Barbara Byrd Small Looney 62 of New Bern died Sunday at home. A Centenary United Methodist Church member, she will be buried after a 2 p.m. funeral Wednesday at Cotten Funeral Home chapel led by Rev. Richard Stone. Survived by three daughters Victoria Small Watson Elizabeth Small Reynolds both of New Bern and Georgia Small Nelson of Clayton four grandchildren and three brothers James E. Byrd of Alaska Basil H. Byrd and George P. Byrd of New Bern.
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New Bern
Centenary United Methodist Church
Cotten Funeral Home
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Greenleaf
Victoria Small Watson
Elizabeth Small Reynolds
Georgia Small Nelson
Clayton
James E. Byrd
Alaska
Basil H. Byrd
George P. Byrd
Jackie Adams obituary from Greenville area
Jackie Warren Adams of Greenville lived most of her life there and was a Rose High School and Pitt Community College graduate. She worked briefly as a registered nurse at Pitt County Memorial Hospital and belonged to Temple Free Will Baptist Church. She taught Sunday school, helped in the nursery, and was active in church activities. Funeral service 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilkerson Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Hogan, Rev. Paramore, and Rev. Baten officiating, burial at Pinewood. She is survived by Jake C. Adams Jr., two daughters, Kimberly and Tracie Adams, her mother Bobbie Rose Warren of Vandemere, two brothers Denver Warren Jr. and Johnny Warren, and three sisters Terry Dwyer, Rose Pegram, and Gigi Warren. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Friday at Wilkerson Funeral Home and at the home of Bruce and Bertie Newsome in Eastern Pines.
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David Paramore
Glenn Baten
Pinewood
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Kimberly Adams
Tracie Adams
Bobbie Rose Warren
Vandemere
Denver Warren Jr
Sarasota
Fla
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Terry Dwyer
Bradenton
Rose Pegram
Bayboro
Gigi Warren
Michigan
Bruce and
Bertie Newsome
Eastern Pines
Katherine Dugger Hiner Dies in Virginia Funeral Planned
LYNCHBURG Tenn Katherine Dugger Hiner 79 a Lynchburg teacher and administrator in the Lynchburg Public School System died Sunday in Charlottesville Va Funeral will be 1 pm Thursday at Centenary with Rev James R Noland officiating Burial in Fort Hill Memorial Park Survivors include R Hiner Jr of Columbia Md J W Hiner of Charlottesville one brother John B Dugger of Newport News and two sisters Memorials may be made to the National Alzheimer's Foundation
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Charlottesville
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Columbia, Md
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Newport News
Maxine Karradin
Akron
Ohio
Jane Wiatt
Ageas
Dinguid
Rivermont
National Alzheimer’s Foundation
Mary Edith Respalie dies at 68 in New York
Mary Edith Respalie 68 of New York formerly of Pamlico County died Tuesday at Highland Hospital New York A memorial service will be held 11 am Saturday at Reelsboro Pentecostal Holiness Church conducted by Revs William Sanders Paschal Woodard and Mac Purifoy She is survived by two sons Edward Respalie Lake City Arkansas Patrick Michael Respalie Rochester New York six daughters Mary Ann Targhetta Pamlico Judy Coons Beavers Dam Sue Starks Farmington Maxine Russell Rochester Cheryl Peacock Chili and Janice Page Massena 16 grandchildren seven great grandchildren The family will receive friends at the home of Peter and Mary Ann Targhetta in Pamlico Local arrangements Norris Bryant Funeral Home Alliance.
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Pamlico
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Beavers Dam
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Farmington
Maxine Russell
Rochester
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Chili
Janice Page
Massena
Peter and
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Norris- Bryant Funeral Home
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Croat Muslim pact near collapse in Bosnia crisis
In Zagreb the Bosnian Croats and Muslims face a faltering federation six months after its creation. Presidents Izetbegovic and Tudjman met to bolster the alliance as Serb offensives flare in northwest Bosnia. Reports say 60 Serb troops died and Lt Gen Ratko was wounded. The US weighs exempting Bosnian troops from a UN arms embargo if Serbs boycott peace efforts.
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Dole visits Piedmont to back NC GOP congressional hopefuls
AP reports Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole campaigned in Johnston and Kernersville North Carolina backing David Funderburk for the 2nd District seat held by retiring Democrat Tim Valentine and backing Richard Burr in Kernersville while Democratic Gov. Jim Hunt campaigned with Richard Moore who is seen as a potential House Speaker contender.
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North Carolina
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Kansas
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Scientists identify BRCA1 gene linked to inherited breast cancer
Washington AP three U.S. research teams isolated the BRCA1 gene, linked to about 5 percent of breast cancer cases. Myriad Genetics, NIH, and University of Utah researchers report the finding, enabling potential genetic testing and risk decisions, with dire lifetime cancer odds for carriers.
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Myriad Genetics Corp
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Myriad Genetics
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Roger Wiseman
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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