Warm and Showery Spring Weather Extends Across North Carolina
A spring like pattern continues over North Carolina with wet conditions and rising temperatures. In the High Point area a blend of partly cloudy and increasing clouds brings a 40 percent shower risk today, 60 percent tonight and Friday, with overnight lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s. The five day outlook calls for unseasonably warm conditions with showers possible through the period, especially in western sections Saturday Sunday and Monday.
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Ex-wife seeks Supreme Court review over spousal immunity case
The Virgin Islands ex-wife claims a former governor married her to boost his political career and asks the Supreme Court to hear her suit seeking 10 million dollars for mental anguish. Lower courts dismissed, citing interspousal immunity, but she appeals on the basis of marital status discrimination.
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North and South Carolina Weather Outlook With Showers
Forecasts for North Carolina show scattered showers and mild temperatures with highs ranging from the 50s in the mountains to the upper 60s and lower 70s in the southeast. North Carolina tonight lows mid 40s to low 50s. Friday highs in the 60s. South Carolina expects increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers mainly in the northwest, with highs today upper 60s to mid 70s and lows near 50. Friday highs mid 60s northwest to low 70s southeast.
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Richmond School Merger Heads to Appeals Court
Virginia Attorney General Andrew Miller flies to Greenville to seek a stay of U S District Court's order merging Richmond schools with Henrico and Chesterfield. Judge Merhige rejected a stay citing potential harm to black students while noting appeals speed.
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Shippers To Handle War Cargo On West Coast
The Pacific Maritime Association reversed its decision to bar handling military cargo at West Coast ports hit by 13 000 longshoremen. The Pentagon advised the move as in the national defense interest. PMA and ILWU plan to resume bargaining by January 31 after talks broke off Monday.
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North Carolina trails rivals in per pupil education spending
Raleigh AP North Carolina falls to 45th nationally in per child public education spending, at 695 dollars per pupil versus 700 in South Carolina and 929 average. NCAE proposes a 326 million package to the 1973 General Assembly emphasizing higher teacher salaries and 10 month contracts.
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