North Carolina Weather Forecast Sees Heavy Rainfall
Extensive rainfall continues across North Carolina through Tuesday with intermittent showers possibly heavy at times. Highs mid to upper 70s, lows mid to upper 60s, flash flood risk in low lying areas, mountain and foothill flooding already reported.
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Regional forecast highlights rain across the southeast
North Carolina expects west rain with east showers and a risk of flash floods. Temperatures dip to the 60s west and 70s along the coast tonight, with highs in the 70s to near 80 Tuesday. South Carolina shows rain and thundershowers easing into Tuesday, Georgia and Virginia cloudier with showers and mild heat, and all areas seeing highs mainly in the 70s to 80s.
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Courtroom Shootout Ends in Judge's Death
In Marin County a courthouse escape ended with the death of Judge Harold J. Haley and three others. Associate Warden James Park said the judge was doomed regardless of events and the incident left two guards and several others wounded. Investigations continue as authorities review the chaotic exchange and hostage situation.
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James W. Park
San Quentin Prison
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Founder of Cherokee Indian Schools Dies
Bert Garner 84, founder of the first schools for Indians at Cherokee, N C, and son of Dr J D Garner, lived as an Appalachian naturalist and philosopher. He built a rustic cabin, survived cancer, walked 126 miles to Asheville as a youth, and spent about 200 dollars yearly on magazines while living simply in a 24 acre paradise. He attended USC Medical School before returning home to care for sick parents and later audited courses at the University of Tennessee.
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Cherokee
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Bert Garner
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University of Southern California Medical School
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Israel and Arab Guerrillas Fight in Lebanon and Golan Heights
Israeli planes attacked guerrilla bases in Lebanon with retreating ground clashes on the Golan Heights. Quiet along the Suez Canal marked the second day of the Egyptian Israeli cease-fire as battles in Jordan and Lebanon caused casualties on both sides.
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Golan Heights
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Galilee
Tel Aviv
Amman
Arab Palestine Organization
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Safeguard Antimissile Plan Faces Senate Vote
AP survey shows 50 senators pledge to vote against expanding Safeguard from two to four sites with three undecided. If standings hold, final tally could be 51 48 against expansion jeopardizing the program. Mundt absent, Nixon administration backing expansion remains split among lawmakers.
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Senate
Associated Press
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R-S.d
Nixon
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder Adverts
Denture users taught to get a firmer fit with FASTEETH powder. Ad highlights comfort and natural eating without acid or gummy taste. Urges regular dental care and availability at drug counters. 8-10
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