Salt on North Carolina roads sparks environmental debate
Raleigh AP reports that rock salt to clear ice and snow draws environmental concerns from the EPA and praise from the Salt Institute for reducing deaths and damage. North Carolina officials warn of higher costs and fuel use if salt is banned, noting limited substitutes and public demand for clear roads.
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Sinatra Plane Wreckage Located in Palm Springs
Frank Sinatra mourns at his Palm Springs estate as his mother Natalie Dolly Sinatra dies in a private jet crash on Mt. San Gorgonio. Recovery teams resume at dawn to retrieve bodies. m ourning and funeral plans unfold in Palm Springs and Beverly Hills with services and a noon Wednesday burial.
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Dolly” Sinatra
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Weather Links No Fatal Accidents Across State
Despite dangerous driving conditions Sunday, the Highway Patrol reported five weekend fatal traffic incidents with three pedestrians among the dead. North Carolina’s yearly toll reached 22, down from 28 a year ago, as victims ranged across Craven, Oxford, Elkin, Canton, and Timberlake areas.
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Humphrey to Undergo Fourth Chemotherapy Session
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey will receive a fourth round of chemotherapy in a few days, his aide said. The Minnesota Democrat had bladder cancer surgery in October and is in good health, not requiring hospitalization for the treatment.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Hunt names Webb and Williams to key state posts
Gov. Hunt reassures minorities access to state jobs by naming Harold Webb as personnel director and John A. Williams as state budget officer. Webb, 51, Raleigh, former deputy assistant superintendent of compensatory education, is a Guilford County native and A and T graduate. Williams, 60, Raleigh, CPA and former NC Democratic Party treasurer, will scrutinize state spending.
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Corruption Probe Demanded In Israel
In Jerusalem, opposition forces and press call for continued probe into corruption tied to housing minister Avraham Ofer after his death. Prime Minister Rabin’s cabinet says the case is closed, but police should pursue other Labor party corruption allegations linked to Ofer’s former campaign fund.
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