Snow Flurries Shade North Carolina Mountains
A cold snap hit North Carolina with afternoon snow in the mountains and northern Piedmont. West Jefferson reported bitter chill and gusts up to 75 mph. Gale warnings shifted to small craft advisories as a weak Mississippi Valley low moved eastward bringing snow to the region.
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Piedmont
West Jefferson
mid-Mississippi Valley
High Point
Forecast for North and South Carolina as cold, snow flurries expected
Weather outlook shows increasing cloudiness with milder temperatures in the Carolinas. North Carolina faces snow flurries in the mountains and northern Piedmont with highs in the 30s to low 40s. South Carolina will be partly cloudy with 30s to 50s, generally fair but cold tonight. Extended weekend outlook呼 shows rain or snow chances, especially mountains, with lows near 20s to 30s and highs around 40s to 50s.
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Piedmont
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Friendship Weather Station
White to Serve As Lobbyist for Tobacco Tax Council
Former North Carolina State Sen. Thomas J. White of Kinston will lobby for the Tobacco Tax Council during the 1971 General Assembly. White, an attorney and chair of the Advisory Budget Commission, registered with Secretary of State Thad Eure. The council, formed in 1949 to oppose tobacco taxation, is based in Richmond Virginia. Governor Bob Scott noted White’s new role but offered no comment on any conflict with his budget post. White previously served as the governor’s legislative liaison during the 1969 session.
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Thomas J. White
Kinston
North Carolina
Advisory Budget Commission
Tobacco Tax Council
General Assembly
White
Thad Eure
Council
Richmond
Budget Commission
Bob Scott
Trundle Bed History from 18th Century England and America
A trundle bed was a low frame bed that could roll under a larger bed when not in use. Popular in the 18th and 19th centuries in England and America, it was also known as a truckle bed.
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America
State urged to take over North Carolina welfare programs
Booz Allen Inc. recommended the state administer all social services to end county variances in procedures and salaries. The plan calls for district offices, a prototype in 6 to 8 months, and states paying the non federal share. The board approved budget requests and a new allocation formula while cautioning against premature priority cuts.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
F. R. Hearle
Booz-Allen Inc
Washington
State Board of Social Services
Hearle
John R. Jordan
Realigners Prefer First Try Without a Computer
North Carolina lawmakers debate redistricting methods with no computer aid at first. Senator George Wood and Representative Horton Rountree favor manual analysis to meet one person one vote, noting costs and potential district elongation from court demands.
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North Carolina
George Wood
Cam Lden
Wood
Horton Rountree
D-Pitt
House Congressional Districts Committee
Norwood Bryan
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