Cold Front Drops North Carolina Temperatures
Weather forecast across North and South Carolina shows a sharp cooling trend with highs mostly in the 40s to 60s and overnight lows in the 20s to 30s. Rain and light snow possible late week on the mountains, with a warming trend by Friday. Frost and freezing warnings loom tonight for many areas.
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Restraining Order Issued in Wilmington Race Tensions
Federal Judge Butler issued a restraining order against about 22 individuals and two organizations in Wilmington and New Hanover County. Named groups include the North Carolina Virginia Committee for Racial Justice and its organizer Ren Chayis, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and its state organizer Golden Brinks, and Rev Eugene Templeton. The order requires appearance March 31 in Wilmington federal court to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent and forbids trespass, boycott, or picketing that interferes with school operations. Attendance at Hoggard High, New Hanover High, and Williston Junior High was disrupted but screenings show absenteeism around 9 percent overall, with Hoggard 23 percent, New Hanover 14 percent, and Williston 39 percent.
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Witnesses Remain Out Of Courtroom In Murder Case
In Hillsborough North Carolina three Durham gang members are tried for second degree murder in the stabbing of 22 year old James Lewis Cates at UNC Chapel Hill during a dance on November 21. The judge granted a defense request to keep witnesses out until they testify. Police say the fight involved dancers and gang members. Broadwell sustained a 70 stitch cut.
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North Carolina Firemen Bargaining Bill Introduced
A North Carolina Senate bill would grant firemen bargaining rights with arbitration if no contract is reached within 30 days. The measure, sponsored by Sens Bunn Frink Zebulon Alley and others, requires municipal units to bargain on request and sets arbitration rules. The House also approved a local sales tax budget adjustment measure for 25 counties amid other Monday actions.
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Primary Election Change Faces Mixed Backing in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina House passed a bill to move primary day from Saturday to Tuesday citing higher turnout in general elections. Opponents including Rep Mary Odum and Rep Sneed High argued it disenfranchises black citizens and inconveniences workers, while sponsors Rep Allen Barbee and Rep W S Harris defend the measure as boosting turnout and note only traveling salesmen would be hindered.
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Springfield-Town Houses Ad Urges Quick Call
Readable text promotes spring housing in Springfield with an call for inquiries about closet space and kids. The message mentions air conditioning and a phone contact BAS-R079 for more details on the offer.
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