Weather drifts cold with snow in mountains and rain east
Snow spread northward over Western North Carolina while rain moved across eastern counties. Four to seven inches fell in the mountains. Piedmont saw traces to two inches. Morning temps rose from the 20s in the mountains to mid 30s elsewhere. Mostly snow continues in the mountains, rain east of them may mix or end as snow flurries. A large low progresses toward the coast with improving but cold conditions.
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Weather forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina
North Carolina expected hazardous driving in higher mountains this afternoon and tonight with snow and rain mix. Temperatures 35 to 40 in mountains, around 40 to 50 in Piedmont to southeast. South Carolina sees occasional rain today ending tonight, warmer near 40 to 50 along the coast, lows around 30 to 40.
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Holiness Plan Sunday Workshop Held in North Carolina
The 8th annual district Sunday school workshop of the North Carolina Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church will be held Sunday at the Senior High School with about 1,000 attendees. Opening at 2 pm, Walter Anderson of the State Bureau of Investigation will speak, followed by Rev. Dewey Miller, Rev. R. S. Shelton, Rev. Clyde Parker, Dr. Fred Hill, and Dr. Clauda Rickman. The program features 21 workshops led by national and district leaders, and about 60 participants from Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church.
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Moore urges study of UNC branch size limits
Raleigh AP report quotes Governor Moore pressing a review of University of North Carolina branch enrollments. Readouts show Chapel Hill 12,130. Raleigh 11,130. Greensboro 4,721. Charlotte 1,815. NC State 9,005. He calls examining campus size, limits, and expansion risk, with the State Board of Higher Education asked to weigh if larger campuses should be capped or allowed to grow, amid debate over balancing regional units and core campuses.
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McGeachy Seeks Re election In New Senate District
State Senator Hector McGeachy of Fayetteville will seek another term in the newly drawn 14th Senatorial District. He faces former Representative John T. Henley of Hope Mills in the Democratic primary set for May 28. The race marks a contest between incumbency and a strong challenger as higher education leaders call for unified planning. The 1965 act reshaped the Board of Higher Education and mandated a comprehensive study of the university system.
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Slow but sure endurance legends set by pioneers
This piece extols early in country endurance records, praising pioneers for establishing lasting benchmarks.
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