Clear And Colder With Showers In North And South Carolina
A cold front from the Midwest brings rain and windy conditions to North Carolina and South Carolina. Highs reach the upper 50s to low 60s in NC with 20s mountain lows and possible snow flurries in higher elevations tonight. SC remains mild with highs around the 60s and overnight lows mostly in the 40s. Saturday brings clearing, cooler air, and highs mainly 50s, with mountain temps in the 40s.
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Midwest
North Carolina
South Carolina
High Point
Friendship
Nixon proposes $2.566 billion revenue sharing to aid states
The AP reports a state by state breakdown of President Nixon's plan totaling 2.566 billion dollars to fund transportation projects. North Carolina details include an extended outlook with sunny cold weather and temperatures ranging from the 40s to 60s as showers potential, alongside a noted share of 2.041 billion and 525 million dollars.
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Washington
Nixon
North Carolina
Consumer protection bill faces fierce business opposition
North Carolina lawmakers hear objections from merchants mobile home dealers and auto dealers to Rep Richard Clark s buyer protection bill They warn it would raise credit costs curb financing limit repayment terms and threaten sales especially for used autos and mobile homes The committee will resume hearings next week and then send the measure to a subcommittee
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House Banking Committee
Richard Clark
Clark
W. C. Harris
N.C. Merchants Association
James Lavasque
Greensboro
State Association of
Mobile Home Dealers, Manufacturers and Park Owners
Armistead Maupin
N.C Auto Dealers Association
N.C. Independent Automobile Dealers Association
R. L. Deaton
Cheriotte
Banking Committee
Carl Stewart
D-Gaston
Treatment Improves Satchmo's Condition
Louis Armstrong, age 70, has responded to treatment and rests in Beth Israel Hospital ICU after admission Monday for aggravated heart condition. Spokesman gave no severity estimate. Manager Ira Mangel said edema prompted hospitalization. Armstrong had recently resumed performing, ending a Waldorf Astoria engagement.
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New York
Louis ‘Satchmo
Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Ira
Mangel
Waldorf Astoria
Nixon urges consolidated transportation aid plan
President Nixon asks Congress to merge nearly all transportation aid programs except the interstate system in a 2.56 billion proposal. He argues the plan would fund planning and building of highways aviation and mass transit and curb overreliance on roadways.
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Asheville
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Textile Imports Bring Warning From Nixon
The White House warned Japan it may invoke the national security clause of the Reciprocal Trade Act to curb man made fiber textiles. Officials listed three other options including resuming White House talks, direct negotiations with Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea on voluntary restraints, and recourse to GATT escape clauses.
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Washington
White House
Japan
Hong Lene
Taiwan
South Korea
Public Hearings On North Carolina Air Standards Amendments
More than a dozen witnesses urged the Water and Air Quality Control Committee to modify North Carolina air rules. Proposals would loosen residential open burning while tightening industrial stack emissions, with debates on Ringelmann scale limits and permit systems for burning.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Water and Air Quality Control Committee
Board of Water and Air Resources
Howard Jemison
R-Forsyth
Jemison
Gerry Kilburn
ECOS
Durham
Jane Sharp
Chapel Hill
League of Women Voters
Kilburn
Carolina Power and Light Co
Aaron Padgett
Padgett
J. L. Long
Kinston
E. I. Dupont and Co
Billion dollar plan to double capacity by 1977 demands higher electric rates
A utility outlines a multi billion expansion to double capacity by 1977 with major plant improvements to cut smoke and meet rising demand. The program requires borrowing most funds, paying higher interest, and will raise electricity rates due to fuel costs.
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Duke Power
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Humane Society
NTY Humane Society
High Point, N.C
Wurlitzer
Pearson + MUSIC CO
North Elm Greensboro
Raleigh & Durham
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