Wet Spell Brings Showers Across North Carolina Ahead
Weather outlook shows variable cloudiness and periods of rain and thunderstorms through Friday. Coastal winds 10 to 20 mph with small craft advisories. Weekend temperatures upper 70s to 80s inland and 60s overnight, mountain highs mid 70s to low 80s with chance of showers.
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Counties Warned of Possible Welfare Budget Relief
Officials from 82 of North Carolina's 100 counties heard that the General Assembly can relieve them of some welfare program costs. The session followed questions on local financial burden and control, with Deputy Atty. Gen. McGalliard reiterating mandatory funding.
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NAACP Opposes North Carolina Desegregation Plans
The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund rejects six NC school desegregation plans and seeks a preliminary injunction to bar state funds to units failing to run unitary systems. Julius Chambers of Charlotte filed papers in Raleigh last Friday and Tuesday, asking Raleigh become a separate defendant in the statewide suit and proposing a plan for Raleigh schools. The fund opposes HEW plans for Guilford Tarboro Rocky Mount Bladen County and others, arguing they would leave racially segregated schools. Local officials contest state authority to withhold funds or control pupil assignments, and a stay remains pending in the 4th Circuit.
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Senate Grants Nixon Temporary Power Over Economy
The Senate passed a bill to give President Nixon temporary authority to impose wage price and rent controls. Senator Wallace Bennett said the move was political and intended to embarrass the President, noting the authority would expire in six months after the November elections. The President has said he does not believe controls are the solution and has no intention to use them.
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AEC Official Urges Study Of Nuclear Power Plant Impacts
Commissioner James T. Ravey urged a priority study on the environmental effects of nuclear and fossil fuel power plants at a U.N. U.S. symposium. He called for better understanding of plant impacts and early public input, including regional siting plans and public hearings.
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