Cold and snow advisories from North and South Carolina
The National Weather Service issues travel advisories for the southwest mountains and the upstate as northeast cold continues. Snow totals reach up to 4 inches in the mountains with lighter accumulations elsewhere. Temperatures drop to single digits in northern mountains and stay in the 20s to 30s coastal regions into midweek, with snow flurries and chances of precipitation across the region.
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South Carolina
Triad
Associated Press
North Carolina
Southwest
Piedmont
National Weather Service
Raleigh
Ford Says She'll Make It Via 2nd Spot Woman President On The Way
President Ford predicts a woman will be nominated for vice president and may become president by 1992. He envisions a female VP succeeding a president who dies in office, and believes Republicans are likelier to place the first woman on a national ticket. The interview, conducted in the Oval Office, notes his workload is winding down before departure. Betty Ford oversees packing as the Fords prepare to leave for Pebble Beach and Palm Springs.
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Ford
Washington
Gerald Ford
Anne Armstrong
Britain
Associated Press
Oval Office
John Kennedy
Nia
Michigan
Fords
Pebble Beach
Palm Springs
Congress
Kennedy Center
National Symphony Orchestra
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
National Visitor’s Center
CBS
Carter
Blair House
White House
Mondale
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Capitol
FBI Probing Bootleg Tapes In The State
The FBI is investigating organized pirating of tapes and records in North Carolina. Six to twelve agents search for individuals who re record and sell tapes without royalties. A New York lawyer says North Carolina is the biggest center of such activity at present.
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Winston-Salem
FBI
North Carolina
New York
Cornelia Wallace Says Phones Tapped To Save Marriage
Cornelia Wallace claims she tapped her husband Governor George Wallace's phone to protect their marriage and unmask accusers. She describes intense domestic pressure and political critique while denying romantic entanglements and blackmail aims, insisting the motive was saving the marriage.
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Cornelia
Montgomery
Ala
The
Ladies Home Journal
George C. Wallace
Wallace
George
Train Crash Kills 80 In Australia
Police estimate more than 80 dead after a commuter train derailed 20 miles from Sydney and struck a highway overpass stanchion. Ninety five injured, many critically, as officials say most trapped passengers in two coaches are likely dead. The Mount Victoria bound train crashed at 8 12 am, wreckage described as smashed like matchwood.
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Sydney
Australia
George Marshall
Mount Victoria
Fireworks and Festivities Open Carter Inauguration
The inaugural celebration begins with fireworks and performances on the Mall despite frigid weather. A five day, 3 million dollar schedule features concerts receptions and dances as Jimmy Carter has not yet arrived in town. Four tons of fireworks will light the Mall at 7 30 pm with a green and white display expected.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Mall
Washington Monument
Capitol
Cold North Carolina Tests Run As Carter Inaugurates
Extreme cold grips North Carolina with subfreezing lows and light snow in the mountains. Travel advisory warns up to two inches of new snow in the southwestern mountains. Carter prepares for inauguration events in Washington with Mondale and hundreds of VIPs.
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Woodrow Wilson
Alexander Hamilton
Betty Ford
Califor
Gerald
Mercury
Andrews Air Force Base
Monterey
Calif
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Carter and
P. Box
Jamestown, N A
Siderton Oil Company
Siderton & Amoco
Ilderton Oil Company
Amoco
W. Fairfield
High Point, N.C
NM and Kitchens, Inc
1Ers’ Financing
First Union Mortgage Corporation
Mint Union National Bank
High Point
N.C
Greensboro
Wiles
North Main St
Old Winston Rd
Northpoint Ave
Bana Tarn
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