North Carolina braces for a cold, windy spell with flurries
The National Weather Service cautions scattered snow flurries across North Carolina with an extended outlook through Friday. Expect very cold temperatures Wednesday and Thursday with only modest warming Friday. Daytime highs range from around 40 in mountains to mid 60s on the coast, while overnight lows dip into the 20s and 30s, raising slippery road risks.
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First Woman Is Lutheran Minister at Maryland
The Rev. Elizabeth A Platz became the first woman Lutheran minister in America at a Sunday ordination in the University of Maryland chapel. The 30 year old, previously assistant Lutheran chaplain at the university, said the role reflects her chosen lifestyle and not a protest for women's liberation.
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Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
A cold wave is issued for both states with windy conditions and a shift to colder air. North Carolina expects scattered showers turning to mountain snow flurries with some accumulation, clearing tonight and very cold temperatures inland. South Carolina forecasts cloudy conditions with showers along the coast, a cold night, and a sunny but windy, colder tomorrow.
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Hearing aid breakthrough offers wireless recharge option
Advertisement touts a new hearing aid by Richard Martin, an electronic engineer, claiming it uses a small rechargeable cell instead of mercury or silver oxide batteries. It promises improved speech understanding, targets nerve deafness, and offers free home samples to those who request via coupon.
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North Carolina traffic deaths reach 12 this weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died in North Carolina highway crashes over the weekend, keeping the year’s toll near 1,500. Among the deceased were teens James Gates Porterfield and Frank Cicero Young Jr, plus pedestrians Mattie Alice Church and William Johnson.
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Mebane
James Gates Porterfield
Hurdle Mills
Frank Cicero Young Jr
Mattie Alice Church
Rt. 10
Lenoir
William Johnson
Rt. 2
Elizabethtown
James Francis Bebbit
Xenia
Ohio
Claude Calvin Pope
Rt. 1
Marshville
Joseph W. Miller
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
John Daniel Atkinson Jr
Whiteville
James Francis Walters
St. Pauls
Michael Edgewood Calhoun
Shawboro
Max Holliday Barber
Benson
Joseph Aloysius Waldoon
Maryland Park
Reconnaissance Planes Assess Damage In North Saigon
US recon planes return to skies over North Vietnam to gauge damage from weekend raids. Pentagon says the action ends at dawn Saigon time, with Saigon News blackout. Aircraft strike routes in Laos and Cambodia. one OV10 crash near Kompong Cham rescues safe crew.
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Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Phnom Penh
Penm Chikang
Pentagon
Hanoi
United States
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