Rain Persists In North Carolina From Weather Outlook
The National Weather Service reports continued rain in North Carolina this week with slow improvement expected. A weakening high pressure over the mid Atlantic moves inland from near Maryland, crossing South Carolina toward Tennessee, with a chance of afternoon showers in western North Carolina Monday and Tuesday, especially near High Point.
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North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia Weather Outlook
Forecast shows variable and mostly cloudy skies across the region with scattered showers and thunderstorms in parts of North and South Carolina and Virginia. Temperatures range from highs in the 70s to mid 80s with overnight lows in the 50s to 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain through Saturday.
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Scots Campers Snowbound By Summer Blizzard
In Aviemore Scotland a patchy summer snowstorm trapped campers and hikers in light gear around the ski center as surrounding mountains wore a thick white blanket. Local authorities caution travelers and rescue crews assist those stranded in the frosty conditions.
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Charlotte plan shifts bus burden to black students
Federal Judge James B. McMillan criticizes a Charlotte Mecklenburg desegregation plan as placing the transportation burden on black students. Julius Chambers opposes, urging a consultant to redraw the plan. The board says busing remains essential and cites cost and student distribution changes affecting elementary and secondary pupils.
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John Finger
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Supreme Court
William J. Waggoner
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Drinking Bill Faces Hostile Reception in North Carolina Assembly
In Raleigh the House Judiciary I committee rejected Rep. McNeill Smith's driving after drinking bill. The proposal would criminalize operating a vehicle after consuming alcohol with Breathalyzer readings from 0.05 to 0.10 percent. A 0.10 percent reading would prove drunken driving. The panel also killed Sen. Norman Joyner's measure banning any alcohol in moving vehicles, despite Senate approval two weeks earlier.
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Man Buys Historic Car at Auction for 1800 Pounds
Allan Houghton of London purchased an old automobile at auction for 1800 pounds. The car came with a license plate AH-1, valued at about 4320 dollars overall and 120 dollars for the plate alone.
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Allan Houghton
Welfare system reform gains House vote next week
Backers predict the House will approve a new federal welfare plan next week. The bill replaces federal state welfare with a federal program offering 2400 dollars annually for a family of four, with states allowed to exceed the floor at their expense. Rep. Mills signals confidence.
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Nixon
Grand Jury Clears Barbour in $500 Gift Case
A Durham County grand jury cleared former North Carolina Democratic official Charles Barbour of wrongdoing regarding a $500 gift from parolee Robert Castleberry. The panel urged tighter parole travel permit procedures and found no criminal act, though it noted violations by the parole board member who authorized a travel permit. Governor Scott welcomed the finding and called for new guidelines.
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Chuck) Barbour
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Carbine Williams Reproduction Approved in Raleigh Display
Carbine Williams inspected the reproduced gunshop in Raleigh and deemed it satisfactory. The site will join the North Carolina Department of Archives and History exhibits with Gov. Bob Scott to officiate the state ceremony. Williams, inventor of the wartime carbine, designed it in prison after a Cumberland County liquor raid incident.
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Cumberland County
A&T Graduate William A. Smith Earns Accounting Degree
William A. Smith son of Scarborough and Mrs. Smith of 1122 Baltimore Ave. graduated from North Carolina A and T State University on June 6 with a bachelor’s degree in accounting.
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