Thursday. November 19. 1981
Gets Promoted
Marine Cpl. Edward R.
Williams, son of Tommie
Jones, Route 3, and Mildred
L. Williams of Edenton
Manor, both of Edenton, has
been promoted to his
present rank while serving
with Headquarters Bat
talion Camp Lejeune, N.C.
A1978 graduate of John A.
Holmes High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
July, 1978.
Holiday Foods
Now is the time to start
thinking about all the
delicious foods we serve
during the Christmas
Holiday Season.
To help- share and ex
change ideas a “Festive
Holiday Foods” special
interest program will be
held at the Perquimans
County Office Building on
December 1, from 7 P. M. to
9 P. M.
This program is designed
to share with the general
public preparation
techniques and ideas for
Holiday Foods. The recipes
prepared will include a
main dish, vegetable, bread,
dessert, and candies. These
and other recipes and
holiday food ideas will be
provided for those at
tending.
Workshop cost will be
$1.50 to help cover cost of
foods prepared for tasting.
Mark your calendars and
plan to attend. Please call
426-7697 to register for this
program on or before
November 25.
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HALLOWEEN IS FOR ALL AOES No, these are not your average tnck-or-treaters.
These are the employees of Edenton’s Pizza Hut, dressed in accordance with Halloween.
Maybe next year they’ll combine efforts and disguise themselves as a large, super-style
pizza.
The Carolina Review: More Bid Rigging
More Bid Rigging ...
Apparently, North
Carolinians can look for
ward to another extended
bout of bid rigging fever.
This time, instead of high
way contractors, it’s the
electrical contractors who
seem to have found that
collusion does wonders for
free enterprise.
Last week, a Wilson
County grand jury indicted
nine electrical contracting
firms and 10 executives on
bid rigging charges. The
charges stem from
“competitive” bids made in
1978 on the East Carolina
University Medical School.
The initial indictments
included 42 counts against
several of the largest
electrical contractors in the
state and two Georgia-based
firms.
Two executives, of Watson
Electrical Construction Co.
in Wilson, have agreed to
plead guilty as part of a plea
bargaining agreement,
according to Attorney
General Rufus Edmisten. It
seems the testimony by
those two men will play a
large role in the other in
dictments and in future
indictments that might
come later.
The Attorney General’s
office has hinted that more
indictments could be in the
works. Certainly, if this go
around turns out anything
like the highway bid rigging,
then revelations will be
floating for at least a year.
The plea bargain
agreement for the Watson
Electrical Construction Co.
will include 90-day active
prison sentences for the two
top executives of the firm,
T. L. Watson, Jr., the
chairman, and President
William E. Boyette. The
company has also agreed to
pay the state sl.l-million as
part of the settlement and
will not be allowed to bid on
state projects for 30 days.
8 S9t#t* officials have said
that no state employees are
involved.
New Life ... The House
killed peanut support
program was reincarnated
last week through the
mystic forces of a House-
Senate conference com
mittee. The se’ance leader
was none other than North
Carolina’s Jesse Helms,
who as chairman of the
Senate Agricultural Com
mittee, chaired the joint
conference committee.
The conference com
mittee was necessary
because the House had
voted overwhelmingly to
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dismantle the program after
the Senate had voted, the
week before, to retain it.
Conference committees
are supposed to come up
with compromises when the
two bodies cannot agree on a
particular issue. But careful
reading of the compromise
bill suggests the support
program came out very well
- almost intact according to
some.
Since there was so little
compromise, however,
there may be a contracted
fight on the floor of the
House later in the year.
Some House members, foes
of the program, have
threatened to hold action on
the entire farm bill if the
peanut program is included.
The marvel of the whole
thing is that the peanut
program and the tobacco
supports were in dire
straights only a short while
back. Now, tobacco seems
to have survived its worst
scare ever and peanut
supports will probably make
it through as well. Those two
comebacks are not terribly
dissimilar from the political
rebound of Republican
Helms.
As the tobacco and peanut
programs caught heck
initially in the Republican
controlled Senate, N. C.
Were more than
ready to lay the blame at
Helms’ door. That wasn’t
surprising. What was
surprising was the Helms’
supporters in the tobacco
industry who were begin
ning to believe the
Democrats. Os course the
Democrats cooled down
when the programs caught
the worst of things in the
Democrat-controlled House.
And the eastern farmers are
back with Helms.
One thing is sure, the
Democrats will now have to
ditch the tobacco and peanut
support programs as
founding issues against
Helms in 1984.
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