North Carolina and South Carolina mild weekend weather forecast
Weather outlooks for North Carolina and neighboring South Carolina show a stagnant high pressure system bringing mild conditions with scattered showers. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s, with partly cloudy skies and chances of showers in both states through Sunday and into the next days.
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Wallace Moves Toward Another Presidential Run
Gov George Wallace has not decided to run again but has activated campaign operations for a possible 1976 bid. A national task force from his third party headquarters is mapping ballot access in all 50 states as in 1968. The team plans $50 plate fundraising dinners in key cities to finance the effort.
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Bombs Hit Ayden Area Damaging Rural Chicod School
The fifth bombing in 10 days ripped a hole in Chicod School near Ayden causing 2000 dollars in damage to a wall and equipment. An empty propane tank was also torn open. No threats or disturbances were reported as 12,000 Pitt County students started classes.
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Southern Schools Largely Quiet Amid Integration Debates
The first week of Southern schooling saw few major disruptions despite ongoing busing and desegregation conflicts. Alabama moves to curb busing, Nashville Norfolk court actions press on, while governors discuss lawful opposition and federal intervention in Dallas Austin and Charlotte schools face tense openings amid desegregation plans.
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Appalachian rural schools face efficiency and funding woes
Washington AP reports Appalachian rural schools suffer from isolation, low property taxes, and scarce health services. Dr. Eugene Hoyt cites high first grade failure, half the region below national averages in spending, and many high schools lacking accreditation. Regionalization and pooled purchasing are proposed to improve services and cut costs.
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Duke Seeks ABC Permit for Beer and Wine on Campus
Duke University plans to apply for a State ABC permit to sell beer and wine on its Durham campus. Ted Minah, Duke dining halls director, said he contacted the ABC board in Raleigh and expects to file when the law takes effect October 1. The move was approved by Duke President Terry Sanford after a meeting with student government leaders.
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Kannapolis School Hit by Eight Beer Bottle Firebombs
Eight firebombs made from beer bottles were thrown at a Kannapolis school late Thursday night igniting but causing little damage. Firemen kept damage minimal as five bottles went through a window and flames flare outside a seventh grade site named for George Washington Carver under desegregation order. Classes to proceed as usual today. Kannapolis hosts Cannon Mills.
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