Army Engineers To Review North Carolina Resources
An Army Corps of Engineers team will survey North Carolina in early June to inventory natural and manmade resources for protection and possible restoration. The atlas style inventory, to be published by December, targets resources of state or national significance and will be shared with agencies and planners.
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Raleigh
Army Corps of Engineers
North Carolina
Corps
South Carolina
Vermont
Washington
Wilmington
Corps of Engineers
Weather outlook shows clearing skies and coastal rain
Skies are clearing slowly with pleasant weather returning. A coastal low continues to bring periods of rain or showers to eastern counties but does not extend inland far. North Carolina faces cloudy coastal sections through Friday with scattered showers, while the west enjoys 70s to near 80s. Southeast lows in the 50s to near 60.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
High Point
Pollution Decision Postponed
A federal judge nearly blocked the EPA from approving state air pollution plans but postponed a ruling for at least a week. Four groups led by Sierra Club filed suit seeking to halt approval of plans that would degrade clean air. A hearing was held as Judge Pratt weighed immediate action against a longer review. The suit names Sierra Club, Metropolitan Washington Coalition for Clean Air, New Mexico Citizens for Clean Air and Water, Inc., and the Clean Air Council of San Diego County.
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Washington
Environment Groups
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
U.S. District Court
John H. Pratt
Ruckelshaus
Pratt
Ruckselshaus
Bruce J. Terris
The
Sierra Club
Metropolitan Washington Coalition For Clean Air
New Mexico Citizens For Clean Air and Water, Inc
Clean Air Council
San Diego County
Londonderry Gunfire Marks Catholic IRA Tension in Northern Ireland
In Londonderry gunfire bursts injure no one but target two policemen and damage a home. Shots hit a British post near Bogside and Creggan as Catholic anger over IRA activity grows. In Belfast civilians are wounded by a speeding car as IRA factions clash over arms.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Bogside
Creggan
IRA
Free Derry
Catholic Falls Road
Dublin
Provisional
Pentagon papers panel urges three year top secret declassification
Rep. William Moorhead leads a bill to reform secrecy rules. It creates a nine member classification review commission and caps automatic declassification at 15 years for national defense info. Newly classified top secret material would largely become public after three years with a strict downgrading path.
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Washington
House
Pentagon
William
Moorhead
D-Pa
Congress
Executive Branch
Nixon
Cadets Earn Degrees and Army Commissions at Academy
After four years of training cadets at the United States Military Academy graduate with Bachelor of Science degrees and commissions in the U S Army.
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U. S. Military Academy
U. S. Army
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P.O
Jamestown, N.C
Tom A Veteren
Super Cool Cap
Afro & Freedom
Dudley's Beauty Center
Monthey Ave
Carl C. Craft
Bowles
Winston-Salem Journal
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