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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 1 1994 PAGE C2 THE HERALD-SUN DURHAM NC STATE OBITUARIES Faircloth campaign is run like business Staff gets health benefits life insurance DURHAM COUNTY Mr Randy Bass Mr Harold Edwards Mr Darrell Johnson Mrs Mary Lipscomb Mrs Claire Moore ORANGE COUNTY Mr Edwin Black Mrs Maureen A Hartle Dr Reed Rice Mr James Wilkins Mrs Iva Wilson OTHER Mr Harvey Barker Mr Paul Coleman Sr Mr Jeremy Duke Mr McKay Phillips Ms Jessamine Taylor Mrs Myrtle Weatherly Mrs Minerva Yancey in Raleigh for employee health insurance Hill said that bought Blue CrossBlue Shield coverage with a $300 deductible The senator also paid $350 to Pennsylvania National Life Insurance in Harrisburg Pa which bought each of his employees $10000 in life insurance Hill said The Faircloth campaign deducted a total of $6100 from employee paychecks and put it into retirement funds His full-time campaign staff illustrates the high cost of running a Senate campaign said Josh Goldstein of the Center for Responsive Politics a nonprofit group that studies campaign finances reflects the need for a US Senator to continuously raise he said Goldstein had no problem with Faircloth offering his employee business-like benefits The campaign also paid for disability insurance until October when Faircloth began to trim costs said Hill At that point the campaign also laid off Katherine Davis who had been the treasurer According to year-end disclosures filed with the FEC annual salary would have been about $16000 Hill who is paid about $42000 a year and travels with Faircloth whenever he campaigns took over the job The office secretary Kelly Ennis makes about $14000 a year according to the disclosure form William Soule who handles phone solicitations makes about $24000 a year By ELLEN SILBERMAN States News Service WASHINGTON Most campaigns are like traveling road shows with volunteers running in and out of the office and consultants raising and spending most of the cash But Sen Lauch Faircloth is running his campaign organization like a small business campaign has three full-time employees who get health benefits life insurance and pay into a retirement fund They spend most of their time paying off 1992 campaign debt not different we just disclose said Jonathan Hill the treasurer But other campaigns are different According to the disclosure form Sen Jesse Helms filed with the Federal Election Commission in the middle of last year he only had one employee on campaign payroll and listed no employee benefit payments Helms generally makes most of his payments to consultants for Senate pay said Hill who explained that the checks to consultants listed on year-end FEC form were debt payments for their work in 1992 At the end of 1993 the Faircloth campaign still had $950000 in debt Hill acknowledged that he expected to hire consultants again as 1998 re-election bid gets into full swing During 1993 Faircloth paid $8900 to Joint Insurance Escrow homemaker She attended Northern Free Will Baptist Church The funeral will be conducted at 2 pm today in the Clements Funeral Home chapel by the Rev Dr Rick Cockerham Burial will be in the Mount Lebanon Primitive Baptist Church cemetery Mrs Lipscomb is survived by a grandson MRS CLAIRE MOORE Mrs Claire Cozart Moore of 1822-C Elm St Greensboro died Wednesday Feb 9 in Moses Cone Memorial Hospital Mrs Moore was a native of Creedmoor attended Creed-moor schools and moved to Durham as a child She attended Martha Washington College in Fredericksburg Va and was a graduate of Duke University In 1944 Mrs Moore moved to Ellington Mo where she lived until she moved to Greensboro in 1979 A memorial service will be conducted at 1 pm Saturday at the Howerton Bryan Funeral Home chapel by the Rev Gray Southern Mrs Moore is survived by two sisters Mrs Jaxie Cozart Pease of Greensboro and Mrs Anne Cozart Serrell of Charlotte and several nieces and nephews Instead of flowers memorials may be made to Trinity United Methodist Church in Durham MR EDWIN BLACK CHAPEL HILL Mr Edwin Harold Black of Chapel Hill died Thursday Feb 10 at his home Arrangements were incomplete at Funeral Home in Chapel Hill MRS MAUREEN A HARTLE CHAPEL HILL A service for Mrs Maureen Ann Hartle 42 of Chapel Hill who died Tuesday Feb 8 will be conducted at 10 am Saturday in St Benedict Catholic Church in Carrolltown Pa Burial will be in St Benedict Cemetery A memorial Mass was said at 11 am Thursday at St Thomas More Catholic Church by Father Lewis Mrs Hartle is survived by her husband Dr Edgar Hartle a daughter Lauren Hartle of the home two sons Nathan Hartle and Christopher Hartle both of the home her parents William and Rita Bender of Carrolltown three sisters Mrs Bonnie Hill of Colver Pa Mrs Nancy Colberg of Patton Pa and Mrs Elizabeth Kramer of McDonald Pa and five brothers Mr Larry Bender Mr Steve Bender and Mr Chris Bender all of Carrolltown Mr Fred Hartle of Bender and Mr Tim Bender of Louisville Ky The family will receive visitors from 2 pm to 4 pm and from 7 pm to 9 pm today at Stevens Funeral Home in Carrolltown Memorials may be made to the St Thomas More School Science Lab Arrangements are by Funeral Home in Chapel Hill DR REED RICE CHAPEL HILL Dr Reed Rice 63 died Wednesday Feb 9 at his home Dr Rice was a native of Indianapolis He was a graduate of DePauw University and Indiana Medical Center Dr Rice served his internship at Case Western Reserve Medical Center in Cleveland and did his residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minn He was a former staff member of UNC Hospitals and was employed by Duke University for 28 years as a radiologist Dr Rice was a member of University Presbyterian Church A memorial service will be Faircloth lone dissenter against new FDIC chief MR JEREMY DUKE BURLINGTON Mr Jeremy Christian Francis Duke 21 of 3412 Longview Drive died Wednesday Feb 9 in UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill after several months of declining health Mr Duke was a native of Colorado Springs Colo and was a 1991 graduate of Williams High School He was a former student at Appalachian State University and was involved in the college marching band and student orientation He was a volunteer disc jockey for the ASU radio station Mr Duke was enrolled as a sociology major at Elon College He was a member of Holly Hill Baptist Church The funeral will be conducted at 3 pm Sunday in Holly Hill Baptist Church by the Rev Steve Hardy Burial will be in Alamance Memorial Park Mr Duke is survived by his parents Ron and Cindy Hoffmann Duke of the home a sister Miss Shannon Colleen Duke of the home and his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Duke of Greensboro The family will receive visitors from 6 pm to 8 pm Saturday in the fellowship hall at Holly Hill Baptist Church Arrangements are by Lowe Funeral Home MR McKAY PHILLIPS NORLINA A graveside service for Mr McKay Philips 73 of Madison Tenn will be conducted at 1 pm Saturday in Warren Dale Cemetery by the Rev Tom Currie Mr Phillips is survived by his wife Mrs Flattie Stegall Phillips of Henderson a daughter Ms Donna Woulf of Kissimmee Fla two sons Mr Gordon Phillips of Robins Ga and Mr Johnnie Phillips of Virginia Beach Va seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren MS JESSAMINE TAYLOR GOLDSBORO Ms Jessamine Gant Taylor 62 of 506 Abing-ton Place died Wednesday Feb 9 at her home after a long illness Ms Taylor was a native of Alamance County She attended St High School in Virginia St College in Raleigh and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ms Taylor participated in the Neddlework Guild of the Southeast She was a member of St Stephen Episcopal Church in Goldsboro A memorial service will be held at 9:30 am today at St Stephens Episcopal Church The funeral will be conducted at 3:30 pm today in Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter by the Rev David Williams Ms Taylor is survived by a daughter Ms Kate Rucker Taylor of Raleigh a son Mr William Taylor III of Goldsboro two sisters Mrs Cordelia Wilcox Thompson of Charlotte and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Gant of Raleigh a brother Mr Allen Gant Jr of Burlington and her stepmother Mrs Ethel Boone Gant of Burlington The family will receive visitors at the home Memorials may be made to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society 2302 Meadowview Road Greensboro 27400 Arrangements are by Rich 8r Thompson Funeral Service in Burlington MRS MYRTLE WEATHERLY ROXBORO The funeral for Mrs Myrtle Neville Weatherly 93 of 220 Morgan St has been rescheduled for 2 pm Saturday in the Brooks White Funeral Home chapel and will be conducted by the Rev Ed Morrison Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery in Durham MRS MINERVA YANCEY ROXBORO The funeral for Mrs Minerva Ellen Stone Yancey 92 of 1558 Pine Ridge Drive has been rescheduled for 2 pm Saturday in Olive Branch Baptist Church and will be conducted by the Rev Victor Black-well and the Rev Tommy Pur-year Jr Burial will be in the church cemetery Arrangements are by Brooks White Funeral Home conducted at 1 pm Saturday at University Presbyterian Church Dr Rice is survived by his wife Mrs Martha Rice a daughter Mrs Mary Brooks Rice Seagroves of Chapel Hill two sons Mr Robert Clark Rice of Guatemala and Mr Douglas Reed Rice of Burke Va a sister Mrs Louise McIntyre of Indianapolis three brothers Mr Robert Rice of Nevato Calif Mr Brooks Rice of California Md and Mr James A Rice of Indianapolis and two grandchildren Memorials may be made to the Reed Rice Distinguished Professorship in care of the office Department of Radiology PO Box 3808 Duke University Medical Center Durham 27710 The family will receive visitors after the service at the church Arrangements are by Funeral Home in Chapel Hill MR JAMES WILKINS HILLSBOROUGH The funeral for Mr James Scarlett Wilkins 85 formerly of Hillsborough who died Wednesday Feb 9 will be held at 11 am today in Pleasant Green United Methodist Church in Durham Arrangements are by Funeral Home in Hillsborough Memorials may be to Pleasant Green United Methodist Church Pleasant Green Road Durham MRS IVA WILSON CARRBORO The funeral for Mrs Iva Wilson 93 100 Simpson St who died Wednesday Feb 9 will be conducted at 11 am Saturday in Hebron United Methodist Church by the Rev Jesse Staton Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Mrs Wilson was a member of Hebron United Methodist Church She was a retired saleswoman Surviving are two sons Mr Henry Wilson of Carrboro and Mr JB Wilson of Opoka Fla five sisters Mrs Blanche Edwards of Franklin Mrs Floy Reder and Mrs Norma Estes both of Wake Forest Mrs Ruby Corley of Durham and Mrs Beatrice Wilson of Mebane a brother Mr Norman Dillard of Wake Forest six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren The family will receive visitors from 7 pm to 9 pm today at Funeral Home in Mebane MR HARVEY BARKER SEMORA Mr Harvey James Barker 97 died Thursday Feb 10 at the Brian Center in Yancey ville Mr Barker was a native of Caswell County and was a retired farmer He was a charter member of Semora United Methodist Church where he served on the official board and was a trustee Mr Barker was a member of the democratic committee in Caswell and was one of the founders of the Community House in Semora The funeral will be conducted at 3 pm Sunday in Semora United Methodist Church by the Rev Robert Cox and the Rev Clarence Garner Burial will be in the Lebanon Christian Church cemetery Mr Barker is survived by three sons Mr Harold Wells Barker and Mr William Barker both of Milton and Mr Wayne Morgan Barker of Semora six daughters Mrs Margaret Hepler of Covington Va Mrs Laura Brendle of Booneville Mrs Frances Kirby of Semora Mrs Dailey Hardee of Greenville NC Mrs Ann Gravitte of Springfield Va and Mrs Sue Chattin of Danville Va a sister Mrs Dailey Sloan of Roanoke Va 20 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren The family will receive visitors from 7 pm to 9 pm Saturday at Brooks White Funeral Home in Roxboro At other times they will be at the home on NC 19 and at the home of Mr Bill Barker on William Barker Road MR PAUL COLEMAN SR MEBANE Mr Paul Lee Coleman Sr 94 of 601 Wilba Road died Thursday Feb 10 in Alamance County Hospital Arrangements were incomplete at McClure Funeral Home in Mebane MR RANDY BASS Mr Randy Louis Bass 28 of 1108 Drew St Apt died Saturday Feb 5 in Durham The funeral will be conducted at 1 pm today in Scarborough Hargett Memorial Chapel by the Rev Pettiford Burial will be in Glennview Memorial Park Mr Bass is survived by a son Delamarz Bass Massey of Wilmington his mother Ms Alice Suggs of Durham a sister Ms Fontella Louise Bass of Durham and a brother Mr Cleophus Bass of Durham MR HAROLD EDWARDS Mr Harold Edwards 51 of Durham died Monday Feb 7 at his home Mr Edwards was educated in Granville County and was an Army veteran He was a member of St Joseph AME Zion Church The funeral will be at noon Saturday in Scarborough Hargett Memorial Chapel Burial will be in Glennview Memorial Park Mr Edwards is survived by three sons Mr Joseph Edwards of Roxboro and Mr Harold Edwards Jr and Mr Daniel Edwards both of Durham a daughter Ms Muriel Denise Edwards of Durham his mother Mrs Nettie Edwards of Butner two brothers Mr Lundy Edwards Jr of Butner and Mr James Edwards of Durham three sisters Ms Annie White of Durham Ms Carrie Edwards of Newark NJ and Dr Mary Goodman of Orange NJ and three grandchildren The family will receive visitors from 11 am to noon Saturday at Scarborough Hargett Memorial Chapel MR DARRELL JOHNSON The funeral for Mr Darrell Johnson of 111 Chestnut St who died Wednesday Feb 9 will be conducted at 11:30 am Saturday in Burthey Funeral Chapel by the Rev Leathers Burial will be in Glennview Memorial Park Mr Johnson is survived by two brothers Mr William Johnson of Detroit and Mr Hubert Smith of Durham and seven sisters Ms Joann Wisley of Philadelphia and Ms Marie Outen Ms Barbara Jenkins Ms Vivian Adams Ms Janice Carrington Ms Linda Johnson and Ms Ann Bass all of Durham The family will receive visitors from 11 am to 11:30 am Saturday at Burthey Funeral Chapel MRS MARY LIPSCOMB Mrs Mary Moize Lipscomb formerly of 1410 Mason Road died Wednesday Feb 9 at Durham Rest Home and Retirement Center Mrs Lipscomb was a lifelong resident of Durham and was a the vote FDIC has jurisdiction over at least nine federally insured financial institutions that have been implicated in the Senate Republicans had threatened to vote against FDIC nomination because of what they said were conflicts of interest arising out of her connections with the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton The FDIC is investigating the failed Arkansas thrift at the heart of the Whitewater controversy Tigert denied any conflict of interest but wrote a letter pledging to recuse herself from at least some of the aspects of Whitewater probes By DAVID KAUT States News Service WASHINGTON North Carolina Republican Sen Lauch Faircloth citing a of related to the Whitewater controversy surrounding President Clinton and the first lady cast the lone dissenting vote as the Senate banking committee Thursday approved nominee Ricki Tigert to head the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp by a vote of 16-1 is the test of whether there will be a truly independent investigation into White-water or whether there will be another of installed into the chairmanship of the Faircloth said before MONEY FROM Cl announcing his retirement Nov 16 About 60 percent of Valentine's contributions came from political-action committees (PACs) In the 1st District Rep Eva Clayton D-Littleton raised $172000 in 1993 about half of it in the last six months of the year and spent $89000 leaving her with $78300 on hand About 40 percent of her contributions came from PACs challenger Republican Ted Tyler of Rich Square raised only $7000 in 1993 none of it in the second half of the year Laszlo a Durham Democrat and the principal of Laszlo Associates Inc a Washington DC consulting firm raised $25900 in 1993 and spent $6500 including $5000 on computer software Norman a Republican attorney from Louisburg raised $8500 from individuals during 1993 He spent $4300 last year and was left with $4400 on hand Norman also listed $2600 in debt more than half of it to himself Republican Ted year-end campaign disclosure form was not available at the FEC by Wednesday Valentine raised $145800 in 1993 and spent $115500 before Howard Temin Nobel Prize winner Scarboroug li JJargett 3nc MEMORIAL CHAPELS 8 GARDENS LICENSED FUNERAL SERVICES SINCE 1888 306 ROXBORO ST 682-1171 physiology in 1975 sharing the honor with two other scientists for their research into possible links between viruses and cancer He won the National Medal of Science in 1992 In the years after winning the Nobel Prize he launched a campaign for state laws to bar or limit smoking in public places and frequently spoke on the subject Associated Press MADISON Wis Nobel Prize winner Howard Temin a cancer researcher who campaigned for years against cigarette smoking died from lung cancer Wednesday He was 59 Temin discussed his illness during a brief public announcement in 1992 noting that he had never been a cigarette smoker He joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison staff in 1960 specializing in cancer and AIDS research He won the Nobel Prize for MR CLAYBOURNE THOMAS FERRELL Mr Claybourne Thomas Ferrell age 66 a resident of 2725 Geer Street died Wednesday February 9th at the VA Medical Center following several weeks of declining health Mr Ferrell was born in Alamance County and was raised in Johnston County He was a retired maintenance worker in the food service industry Mr Ferrell was a veteran of the US Navy and also served in the National Guard and the National Guard Reserves Mr Ferrell is survived by two daughters Mrs Cindy Bryant of Durham and Mrs Brenda Waffle of New Berlin NY four sisters Mrs Doris Colclough and Mrs Diana Colclough both of Durham Mrs Opal Langiey of Burlington and Mrs Mary Hall of Burlington and Mrs Peggy Rowe of Virginia Beach VA and one grandaughter Miss Jennifer Waffle Due to inclement weather funeral services for Mr Ferrell have been postponed until Saturday at 11 AM in Clements Funeral Chapel by Dr Malbert Smith Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery The family will receive friends Friday evening from 7 to 9 PM at Clements Funeral Home in Durham and at other times at the home of Mr PG Bryant of 2006 Woodrow StrAt in Durham MR HAROLD EDWARDS SR Sat 12 pm Scarborough Hargett Visitation -11 am-12 pm Sat Burial Glennview Cemetery A Golden Rule Funeral Clements FUNERAL SERVICE Obituary Information 248-9600 Durham 286-1224 Hilliborough 732-8002 flowed on MRS ANNIE BARBEE PATTERSON Sat 2 pm Mt Sinai Missionary Baptist Church Burial Mt Sinai Cemetery MR CICERO MITCHELL GREEN JR Arrangements Incomplete MR RANDY LOUIS BASS Fri -1 pm Scarborough Hargett Chapel Visitation Frl -12 noon one hour before sevlce Burial Glennview Cemehjty FUNERAL HOME and Cremation Services 1005 Main St 682-5464 MR CLAYB0URNE THOMAS FERRELL Postponed until Saturday -11 AM Clements Funeral Chapel MRS MARY MOIZE LIPSCOMB Friday 2 PM Clements Funeral ChapelJ HUDSON FUNERAL I IOMI 2t Miami Hlvil MRS CLAIRE COZART MOORE 1 pm Saturday Memorial Service Howerton Bryan FunerwChape!.