Wet Weather forecast for High Point area through Wednesday
Forecasters predict drizzly conditions in the High Point area through Thursday with a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight and 40 percent on Wednesday. Variable clouds, warm and humid through Wednesday, then possible drying out later in the week. Daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s and nighttime lows around the 60s.
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Regional Forecast North and South States Update
North Carolina shows variable cloudiness and warm humid days through Wednesday with afternoon thundershowers mainly inland. South Carolina stays partly cloudy with scattered showers mainly coastal plain and afternoon thunder activity elsewhere. Virginia remains partly cloudy with highs in the 80s and thunderstorms likely midweek. Georgia forecasts scattered afternoon showers with highs in the 80s and mild nights. North Carolina extended outlook through Thursday to Saturday notes showers over west and cool nights in the mountains.
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First Women Lead National Judicial Studies Exams
Christine Chanet and Chantal Lardennois, 26 year old law students, wore mini skirts to classes and exams at the National Center of Judicial Studies. Chanet won top honors, the first woman to do so, with Lardennois placing second.
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Christine Chanet
Chantal Lardennois
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Candidates Fail To File Reports In Primary Campaigns
Raleigh AP reports 16 candidates did not file required financial reports for their primary campaigns. Attorney General Robert Morgan holds delinquent names. prosecutions depend on district solicitors. Two candidates missed both the preliminary and second reports. Eight missed the second report. six missed the preliminary for the runoff. Names include J Shelton Weker, Paul L Beck, Archie Taylor, Herbert Pierce, and others.
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Robert Morgan
Thad Eure
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J. Shelton Weker
Sanford
Paul L. Beck
Lenoir
L. P. McLendon Jr
Greensboro
Archie Taylor
Lillington
Herbert F. Pierce
Graham
Phil S. Edwards
Siler City
Frank Freeman
Dobson
W. Lindsey Stafford Jr
Linwood
L. C. Nixon
New Bern
L. C. Flowers
Fayetteville
Lewis Bulwinkle
Gastonia
John R. Friday
Lincolnton
John W. Twisdale
Smithfield
Fred Darlington III
Burlington
Hardin Reports U.S. Farm Economy Strengthening
Agriculture secretary Clifford Hardin told President Nixon the farm economy is on the upswing as 1969 figures show rising net incomes, record farm assets and equity, and per farm income near 5401. He warns of overproduction and urges a farm bill with production adjustment to sustain income without harming markets.
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Clifford M. Hardin
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Hardin
America
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Raleigh land set as site for North Carolina Criminal Justice Academy
Governor Bob Scott orders 240 acres at Raleigh formerly Polk Youth Center held for a state academy to train criminal justice personnel. A 24 member panel will report within 90 days on operations with possible future headquarters for the State Bureau of Investigation and Highway Patrol. The UNC Institute of Government will head the development effort.
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North Carolina Academy For Criminal Justice
Bob Scott
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Polk
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Morgan
Lee Bounds
Polk Center
John Sanders
Institute of Government
University
Five Men Charged In Attack On Salisbury Police
In Salisbury North Carolina five men face charges after a Saturday night attack on Lt Crawford Tucker and Rowan County solicitor Benjamin McCubbins in a restaurant parking lot. French Moore and Anderson face assault with deadly weapon charges. Blackman and Childress listed for property injury. all are from Salisbury.
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Rowan County
Lonnie Benimin Moore
William French
Herman Anderson
Rodney Blackman
Lonnie Childress
Blackman
Childress
Crawford Tucker
Bowen Memorial Hospital
Benjamin McCubbins
French
Tucker
McCubbins
Garris Hamilton
Hamilton
Five-Quart Ice Cream Buckets Okayed
The North Carolina Board of Agriculture approved a resolution permitting five quart reusable plastic ice cream containers. The vote was five to three with advocates Sam Johnson Ben Kilgore and Joe Ashcraft arguing consumer benefit. The decision came on the board’s first day of a two day meeting alongside fertilizer grade hearings and pesticide container provisions. Two new division directors in the Department of Agriculture were also appointed.
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North Carolina Board of Agriculture
Sam Johnson
D-Wake
Ben Kilgore
Pine State Creamery
Joe Ashcraft
Shamrock Industries
Department of Agriculture
Officers Form Anti War Group In Military Rank Protest
Washington AP report describes the Concerned Officers Movement a 25 member Washington based antiwar group of Navy and other officers forming a newsletter to voice disillusionment with the Indochina war and concerns about military justice and life in the service. Leader Lt jg Phil Lehman says the group aims to avoid inflammatory rhetoric and has contacted bases in California Florida and Rhode Island.
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U.S. Military Officers Corps
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Indochina
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Vietnam
Lehman
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Rhode Island
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