Warm Humid Weather Across Carolinas Through Wednesday
North Carolina will stay warm and humid through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures in the 80s to near 90, lows upper 60s to low 70s, and showers favored in western areas and mountains.
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Mental Hospitals Under Investigation In North Carolina
Dr C Capers Smith superintendent of Broughton Hospital says a state inquiry into drug misuse and patient mistreatment at Broughton and two other state hospitals is ongoing. Gov Bob Scott confirms the Department of Justice probe while the staff backs Smith and notes care quality has improved.
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Moon astronauts adapt walking in lunar gravity during Apollo 15
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin refine a new movement method on the moon. Doctors note they bound toe to toe with minimal leg motion and better balance, adapting after hours on the surface in the Apennine valley.
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East Carolina Med School Receives $30,000 Gift
Burroughs Wellcome and Co. announced a $30,000 gift to the East Carolina University medical school in Greenville. It is the largest donation since the 1971 General Assembly approval. Burroughs Wellcome operates a Greenville plant and has facilities in RTP near Raleigh.
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Editor Patterson Joins Duke Faculty in Public Affairs Institute
Eu gene Patterson, longtime editor of the Washington Post and former Atlanta Constitution editor, will join Duke University's faculty this fall as a professor in the new Institute of Policy, Sciences and Public Affairs. The Georgia native and World War II veteran brings a storied journalism background to Duke.
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University of Georgia
Rail shipments resume as strike ends in Carolinas
Southern Railway and Norfolk & Western say service should return to normal by Wednesday with coal and poultry feed moved first. Drexel Enterprises and Cannon Mills express relief. Southern predicts shipments to Charlotte area by Thursday or Friday. Biggers Brothers reports immediate carload of lettuce from West Coast after settlement.
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