North Carolina Georgia Virginia Weather Outlook
Warming trend expected across the region with generally fair weather. Coastal areas may see thundershowers tonight and in the mountains there could be scattered afternoon and evening showers. Temperatures will run in the 80s and 90s with mild nights across North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia.
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Poison death trial opens for former county official
In Elizabeth City North Carolina former Pasquotank County Commissioner Charles Sharber goes on trial for first degree murder in the death by poison of his wife Joyce Cartwright Sharber last June. Testimony from coworker Hula Stallings and Burns Allen described events surrounding the death and Sharber's reaction to the news. Sharber had been free on a 25000 dollar bond since February and was taken into custody after the judge ordered it. The death was initially attributed to congestive lung issues but later ruled a poisoning case.
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Pasquotank County
Charles Sharber
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Hula Stallings
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Walter Cohoon
UCC Meet Reelects Lightbourne
Delegates at the Southern Conference of the United Church of Christ reelected Dr. James Lightbourne as conference minister. Earl Parker and Mrs. John Fox were elected presidents of the Churchmen's Fellowship and Church Women's Fellowship. A presentation on racial and social justice was added, and resolutions covered internal organization and fiscal priorities.
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Earl Parker
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Ronald Morris
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Scott Urges Fiscal Restraint and Inflation Check
Sen. Hugh Scott urged continued restraint on total federal spending to restore stability and growth. He warned that mid-60s deficit spending is now being paid for and said inflation would taper off without triggering a recession like that of the 1960s. He spoke in Washington, addressing the National Confectioners Association.
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Hugh Scott
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National Confectioners Association
Smokers Get Less Tobacco in Slim Cigarettes and Some Cigars
Agriculture Department says slimmer cigarettes carry less tobacco and cigars use homogenized bits not technically tobacco. FTC notes no federal labeling rule for tobacco content and requires calls for labeling additives like molasses and glycerine in non tobacco ingredients.
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Victimization by Circumstance Cited as Common Issue
The quote notes many men become victims due to their own choices and the circumstances around them. It frames self-responsibility and external factors as intertwined in personal hardship.
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