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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1994
Page
4
Skies will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms and a high near 82. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph, higher gusts possible. Overnight clouding with showers likely, low 66, winds turning northeast toward dawn. statewide clouds linger, central and eastern thunderstorms, highs 60s to lower 80s. West tonight drying, east showers, lows 50s to 60s.
High pressure dominates most of the nation producing partly to mostly sunny skies from the West Coast to the northern East Coast. Monsoonal moisture raises the risk of thunderstorms in the central Rockies. Tropical moisture near a southeast front favors thunderstorm development to the south and east.
Vera Olivia Banks 89 of 4651 Ten Mile Fork Road Trenton died Saturday at Lenoir Memorial Hospital Kinston She was a member of Friendship Freewill Baptist Church and lifelong Jones County resident Funeral will be 2 PM Monday at Pollock Wells Best Chapel with Rev Donald Fader officiating Burial will follow at Banks Family Cemetery Ten Mile Fork Road She is survived by brother Ellis Banks Trenton and sister Bernice B Jenkins New Bern Memorials may be sent to Friendship Free Will Baptist Church care of Mrs Jennie Banks 4750 Ten Mile Fork Road Trenton NC 28585
James T Gladstone 76 of S. Conway Road Orlando Fla died Friday at Florida Hospital East. A retired U S Air Force Lt Col who served in World War II and Korea he was active in Broadway United Methodist Church University Club and Lions Club. Funeral 4 p m today at Broadway United Methodist Church burial 2 p m Tuesday Highland Burial Park Danville Va. Survived by wife Merrill two sons James and Willard daughter Elizabeth Wright two sisters Mary Ruth Gladstone and Laurie Tilley and three grandchildren. Arrangements Carey Hand Funeral Home Orlando Fla.
Delores B Harris 57 of 319 Mile Road Vanceboro died Friday at Carteret General Hospital Morehead City Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Burning Bush Holiness Church Rev Adolphus Holmes burial in Harris family cemetery She is survived by her son Robert Harris two daughters Ber ly Kornegay Pamela Harris two brothers Ira Baker Jr William Baker two sisters Lillie Campbell Elsie Harris Viewing 7-8 p.m. Monday Rivers Morgan Funeral Home chapel and at home times
John Mumford Jr., 77, of 811 Lees Avenue, died Friday at his residence. The obituary notes his life and mentions surviving relatives.
Melvin Green also known as Melvin Powell 28 of 1406 Simmons Street Apartment 6 A was charged with driving with license revoked carrying a concealed weapon three counts of forgery and three counts of fraudulent deposits. On parole he was found with a razor knife and checks deposited at Cherry Point Federal Credit Union. He faces Craven County District Court Monday and bonded out Friday on 15000. Berry Cox 29 of Windy Trail reported assault with beer bottles at Handy Mart on Broad Street Friday night. No arrests reported.
A Lancet report notes Alzheimer's disease causes specific damage to the hippocampal CA-1 region, unlike normal aging. Researchers Coleman and colleagues from Denmark and the United States found 68 percent neuron loss in CA-1 of Alzheimer patients, while healthy elderly brains showed no CA-1 neuron loss, suggesting a distinct disease process and potential for improved diagnosis and research.
MEXICO CITY AP Cuba will permit farmers to sell part of their produce on the open market to ease growing shortages. Defense Minister Raul Castro said the partial deregulation mirrors a 1980s experiment and aims to spur output despite long standing embargo and post-Soviet collapse. He emphasized Cuba remains a socialist nation and stressed the priority of feeding the people.
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