Two North Carolina Counties Pause Swine Flu Shots
RALEIGH AP State health officials shipped more swine flu vaccine as Pender and Catawba counties remained off the program after last week suspensions. Pitt Lenoir Forsyth and Wilson counties restarted or planned to resume. Nationally 35 flu deaths reported, four in North Carolina, not linked to the vaccine per health officials.
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Close race dominates Ford Carter campaign headlines
President Ford and Jimmy Carter agree the contest remains too close to call. Carter urged Florida voters to overcome apathy while Ford emphasized a dead heat. Disagreement arose over Gen. Brown remarks on Israel, with Ford backing Rumsfeld and denying any rebuke.
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Fall Arrives in North Carolina with Frost Hit
The first widespread frost of the season touched North Carolina this morning. The Triad area may see increasing rain chances through Wednesday, with today mostly sunny and highs in the upper 50s. Tonight's low in the low to mid 40s. Wednesday highs expected in the mid to upper 50s.
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North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Preview
Forecast for North Carolina shows increasing cloudiness with possible evening rain in the mountains and a mostly sunny day elsewhere. Highs range from the 50s in the mountains to the 60s elsewhere, with cooling tonight and a mixed pattern Wednesday. South Carolina predicts partly cloudy cool conditions with scattered showers and highs in the 50s to 60s, followed by a period of clouds and showers through Thursday to Saturday.
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Judge Seeks More Help With Cases
RALEIGH AP The State Court of Appeals could grow by 50 percent from six to nine judges to handle the rising workload. Chief Judge Walter E. Brock plans to urge legislation in 1977 to expand the court. He notes backlog and increased case load as panels of three judges must cover many tasks.
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Swamp Purchase Recommended by Interior Department
The Interior Department urges federal acquisition of 123000 acres of the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina. The plan proposes 58320 acres to Fish and Wildlife Service for the refuge, Virginia to manage about 210 acres near the canal, and Suffolk to obtain about 1000 acres for visitor access, at an estimated total cost of 22 million dollars.
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