North Carolina Weather Sees Warm Southerly Winds Through Tuesday
Pleasant conditions sweep over North Carolina with mostly clear skies and afternoon highs in the 70s in many areas. Morning lows ranged from 30s to 50s, with coastal towns like Hatteras at 44 and Elizabeth City at 59, as a large high pressure system sits over the southeast.
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Telescope In Sky Satellite Aims To Probe Gamma Rays
The first U S telescope in space designed to tumble 10 times a minute may launch this week from Cape Canaveral. NASA says the 82 pound instrument will scan gamma rays from cosmic sources for six months to a year in an elliptical orbit of 300 to 700 miles.
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Weather report snapshot for today and tomorrow
The Associated Press notes sundown at 6 38 p m and sunrise at 6 13 a m for the following day.
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Forecast for North and South Carolina and Georgia
The forecast notes partly cloudy to mild conditions with scattered showers across the region. Mountains see showers each night and some places reach the 60s in high temperatures with general warmth continuing into the five day period.
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Tunney Announces Son In Law Lynn Wilkinson Jr
Riverside Calif AP Gene Tunney has a new son in law Lynn Carter Wilkinson Jr a Northwestern University senior Wilkinson and Tunney's daughter Joan 21 married Saturday night at St Francis of Assisi Chapel Mission Inn Riverside
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Ohio board chief warns extra curriculars drain student energy
Columbus AP Charlton Myers president of the State Board of Education says basketball and bands sap energy and attention from pupils. He notes Ohio has trimmed basketball on school nights but asserts no plan to cut total games and warns against confusing learning with fun as teachers and funds are strained.
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