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Scholarships
Are Available
According to George
Stokes, Veterans Service Of
ficAyfpr Chowan County, the
NonPCarolina Division of
Veterans Affairs, headed by
Charles A. Beddingfield, Jr.,
administers the State's pro
gram',of scholarships for
children of certain veterans.
Each year more than 700
chil4£sn apply for the
scholastic aid offered by this
fine program. Nearly 500
awards were made last year
and it is estimated that 1,600
children are enrolled each
year at 117 institutions in
North Carolina.
The following information
is necessarily general in
nature. There are several
classes of scholarship
eligibility. Briefly stated they
are:
Classes I & IV. Children of
certain veterans who died or
are 100 per cent disabled as a
result of service in WW I, WW
11, Korea, Vietnam, or
children of peacetime
veterans whose death or 100
per cent service-connected
disability was incurred (1) as
a direct result of armed con
flict or (2) while engaged in
extra-hazardous service or
children of certain veterans
who were POW/MIA. Vet
must have been a legal resi
dent of North Carolina at the
time of entry into service, or
with certain exceptions, the
child must have been bom in
North Carolina and con
tinuously resided here.
Class 11. Children as
described above whose parent
was a.tet of WW I, WW 11,
Korea, Vietnam, or a
peacetime vet whose disabili
ty was incurred (1) asadirect
result of armed conflict or (2)
while engaged in extra
hazardous service. The vet
must have or at the time of
death had a 30 per cent or
more but less than 100 per
cent service-connected
disability or a statutory
award for arrested
tuberculosis.
Class 111. Eligible children
as described above whose
Pfjßmfwas a veterap' ( 9f ; VfW ;
I, WW u, Korea, or Vietnam.
Veteran rated and recieving
or at the time of death receiv
ing 100 per cent nonservice
connected disability benefits.
The scholarships may be
used at schools located in
North Carolina which are : 1)
State owned institutions of
higher education, community
colleges and technical in
stitutes; or 2) privately own
ed non-profit colleges and
universities.
Scholarships, with one ex
ception, provide free tuition,
certain fees, and a room and
board allowance in State own
ed institutions and $1,200 per
academic year in private in
stitutions. The exception be
ing that awards under the 100
per cent service-connected
disability provision provide
only free tuition and certain
fees in State owned institu
tions and $444 per academic
year in private institutions.
All awards are four
academic years in duration.
Unlimited awards are made
under Clases I & IV. Classes
II and 111 are limited to 100
awards each year in each
class.
Interested persons are urg
ed to contact George Stokes
Rt. 2, BX 411, Edenton, N.C.
27932, 482-7441, for more
detailed information, advice
and active assistance with an
application.
Applications should be
made between September l
and May 1 of senior year in
high school. Gass I or IV ap
plicants will accepted at other
times as well.
Fishermen May
Be Exempted
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Rep. Walter B. Jones, chair
man of tiie Merchant Marine
and Fisheries Committee, has
introduced a bill, H.R. 1895,
which would permanently ex
empt certain fishermen from
the Federal Unemployment
Tax (FUTA).
With the enactment of die
1978 Tax-Reform Act, owners
of fishing vessels were per
manently exempted from
payiug Federal withholding
income taxes and FICA
(Sot s! Security) taxes for
fishermen on their vessesl if
the vdfei was manned by less
than ten crew members and if
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