Weather outlook: showers in valley and southeast
A forecast shows showers Wednesday evening over parts of the Tennessee valley and widely scattered areas of the Southeast and plains. Cooler, less humid conditions expected in the north Atlantic states while the Southeast and Gulf Coast stay hot and humid. Little temperature change anticipated in the western half of the nation.
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North Carolina and Georgia Forecast Warm With Scattered Showers
North Carolina trends toward partly cloudy warm conditions with highs 85 to 93 and lows 66 to 74. Showers or thundershowers are likely mainly in the mountains this afternoon and tonight and again Thursday, with widely scattered storms elsewhere Thursday. Georgia remains partly cloudy and warm with highs near 84 to 92 and lows around 66 to 74, with afternoon and evening thunder showers likely Thursday.
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Weather summary sunset and sunrise times
The Associated Press reports today will see the sun set at 7:41 p.m. and rise at 5:07 a.m. on Thursday.
Moore to make first public appearance after nomination
Moore is set for his first public appearance since winning the nomination. The Methodist facility will be open to the public and will host several speakers and activities.
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Weather Update North Carolina Sees Increased Clouds Humidity
An rise in cloudiness and humidity spreads over North Carolina with showers in the Southern Appalachians. Last night temperatures stayed mild in the 60s to 70s, while coastal areas reach around 90 in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain. A high pressure system remains over the eastern states. An upper disturbance will bring scattered showers or thundershowers east of the mountains within 24 to 36 hours.
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Loan Granted to East Carolina College for Housing Project
East Carolina College in Greenville received a $1,936,000 loan from the Community Facilities Administration on Tuesday to help finance the Spe residence project. The financing supports constructing two residence facilities for students.
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Sanford says no political plans after term ends
Gov. Terry Sanford plans to return to Fayetteville after leaving office with no political plans. He told reporters he may stay involved in North Carolina affairs but denied plans to run against B. Everett Jordan or Alton Lennon and predicted little change in state programs if Dan Moore wins the governorship.
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High Seas Meaning In Ocean Jurisdiction
The term high seas is explained as meaning public waters beyond territorial limits, using the older sense of high as public like highways. The note clarifies that high seas denotes open ocean areas not under a coastal state.
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Allocation For School Is Approved
Federal officials approve a 1.4 million allocation to the North Carolina Advancement School in Winston-Salem to develop new teaching methods for above average potential students who underperform. Gov. Sanford says funding combines with 500 thousand from Carnegie and 80 thousand from HEW for three years. The school opens next fall at Old City Hospital and will test better instructional methods while evaluating under achieving students.
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Crescent Commission Formed To Shape Piedmont Crescent Growth
Governor Sanford announced the Crescent 2 000 Commission to study growth and plan for a coordinated program across the Piedmont Crescent from Raleigh to Charlotte. The first five members include Durham Mayor Vernie Grabarek and W E Thompson. more will be named later as leaders from 20 Crescent counties join efforts on transportation water supply recreation and open space. The group aims to involve communities and shape policies for 2000 and beyond.
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Tule Springs Radiocarbon Dates Hint Ancient Human Presence
Tule Springs in Nevada stands as one of the rare sites with radiocarbon dates suggesting humans occupied the New World at least 30 000 years ago according to the Britannica Book of the Year.
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