Forecast North Carolina Snow Flurries Amid Legal Appeals
Fragmentary forecast mentions cloudy conditions and a chance of snow flurries in North Carolina. The quoted text references Governor and Michigan Yaw with attorney Fieger commenting, implying ongoing legal appeals affecting the forecast or interpretation.
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Health Board Meeting Planned in Greensboro
The Guilford County Board of Health will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m in Trailer No 1 at Cherry and Northwood Streets Greensboro. Health director Dr. Sarah T Morrow says the board now also serves as the Board of Air Pollution Control following action by the Board of Commissioners.
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Agnew Attacks TV News Handling Amid Protests
Agnew urged debate on media coverage as calls for protest swell. ABC president Goldenson defended ABC News as fair and objective while networks reported mixed public reactions ranging from 231 to 614 favorable opinions. Washington police guarded the March Against Death spectacle with heightened security and a lighted White House approach. In Chapel Hill, NC, UNC cafeteria workers’ strike moved toward separate sessions to seek settlement with Saga Food Services, with a peaceful picket and wage and reinstatement disputes.
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Second Policeman Dies From Wounds in Chicago Shootout
AP reports a second Chicago patrolman died after a South Side shootout that also wounded several officers. Patrolman Francis G Leappaport died. Spurgeon J Winters, 19, and Lawrence Bell, 20, were involved. Winters was killed by other officers. authorities say both were Black Panther members, though no confirmed link to Panther activity. Patrolman John Gilhooly, 21, died later after suffering multiple gunshot injuries. seven other officers were wounded.
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Agnew TV remarks spark debate on press freedom
Critics across broadcasting and public life condemned Vice President Agnew for calling viewers to complain about bias by mail and calls to stations. WDAU-TV's Powell warned of discarding America's tradition of press freedom for a TV system that merely broadcasts government statements. James Day and Hoving criticized the remarks as misrepresenting the news function and signaling intimidation.
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Tar Heels Join March In Capital
Washington AP 22 North Carolina anti war demonstrators join thousands in a March Against Death in the capital. Tar Heel marchers from Raleigh and Chapel Hill arrived early after long bus rides, bearing placards with war dead names and marching past the Lincoln Memorial White House to the Capitol.
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Chicago Defense Apologizes for Trial Absence and Bond Issue
Chicago Defense expressed regret over the absence of Rubin from his U S District Court trial causing a bond issue. Judge Julius J Hoffman warned he could revoke travel freedom under an April 10 order if further absences occur. Rubin surrendered to marshals after a warrant hearing as officials classified the matter as a misunderstanding.
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No Traffic Jams Amid Straight Way Travelers
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No Happy Medium In Wage And Price Balances
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Barbecue Auction Bazaar To Benefit Ground Improvements
Mothers of the Barbecue Auction Elementary School sponsor a barbecue supper an auction and bazaar this Saturday from 5 to 8 pm Proceeds fund ground improvements and community projects.
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