Clearing Drier Air: North Carolina to See Sunny Skies
Partial clearing brings drier air to North Carolina with sun and lower humidity this weekend. Forecast notes partly cloudy nights and upper 80s by Friday. Rain chances drop to 20 percent tonight and Friday with coastal thundershowers possible Saturday and Sunday.
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IRS proposes income taxes on political parties and committees
The IRS plans to tax donations of stocks and securities and income from side businesses and gains from asset sales by political parties and committees while cash donations remain tax exempt. The rule would date from 1972 pending Congressional action, with parties able to challenge in court.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Donald C. Alexander
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Republican National Committee
Regional Forecast Showers East and Warm North Carolina South
North Carolina braces for cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers east of the mountains today, more numerous in eastern counties. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday west, otherwise showers and thundershowers east. Highs mostly in the 80s, with mountain lows around 60 and coast near 70s. South Carolina remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers tonight through Friday. Temperatures push to around 90 in the day and near 70 at night.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Asheville
Augusta
Charleston
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Columbia
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Greenville
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South Carolina
Storm Floods Fayetteville Tobacco Warehouse
A thunderstorm in Fayetteville flooded the Big Farmers Warehouse, yielding about 160000 pounds of tobacco. The warehouse sale was canceled and high water blocked NC Highway 24 and Murchison Road, forcing some residents to evacuate as cars and businesses were affected.
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Fayetteville
North Carolina
Murchison Road
Judge Backs School Grounds Orders in Carolina Rulings
The North Carolina Court of Appeals upheld a Charlotte judge authority to bar people from school grounds during disturbances. It dismissed an appeal by Black students challenging two Superior Court orders by Judge Frank Snepp Jr. The students alleged harassment and violation of free speech and assembly.
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Raleigh
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North Carolina Court of Appeals
Walter E. Brock
Superior Court
Frank W. Snepp Jr
Snepp
Equity Law
East Mecklenburg High School
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