Morrow Promises to Cut Welfare Paperwork
North Carolina state Human Resources Secretary Dr. Sarah Morrow told the legislature she will push to reduce overwhelming paperwork in welfare programs though much is built into federal rules. She urged study of separating mental retardation and mental illness programs and explored wilderness camps for delinquent youth as a reform model. She also seeks more federal matching funds and early medical screening for newborns.
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Blizzard Threatens Midwest Energy Crisis and Jobs
A blizzard halted travel and forced school closures in Indiana and lower Michigan as temperatures plummeted in minutes. Ohio and West Virginia prepared for the storm with Ohio Governor Rhodes ordering nonessential services closed by noon. Public Service Electric & Gas in New Jersey cut gas for 2,500 big users, amid broader layoffs from energy shortages igniting a regional energy crisis.
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Very Cold Weekend Forecast For Carolinas
The weekend forecast calls for very cold and clear conditions in the High Point region with only a slight chance of precipitation. Temperatures range from the 30s to 50s today, dropping to teens tonight, then rising to the 20s to 40s by Saturday with lingering wind.
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Lafayette Ball Turns Wet Despite Opponent’s Court Talk
In Murfreesboro the Lafayette Ball will likely allow alcohol at the fundraiser. Dr. Robert G. Forbes from Elizabeth City argued the event in Murfreesboro Middle School gym violates state law banning liquor on state property.
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Army cults threat to Army man in Germany case
A Winston-Salem mother says religious cults threaten the Army after her son Glenn Clyde Moore 23 was brought from Germany to Fort Gordon Georgia for psychiatric treatment. She described his breakdown and urged deprogramming to return him to normal life.
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Roots TV event sparks nationwide debate and record viewership
NBC AP reports Roots may become the most watched program in TV history with ABC estimating 75 million viewers at premiere. The series based on Alex Haley’s book stirs praise for realism while provoking concerns over nudity and racial tensions across schools and communities.
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