Judge Hears Assault Cases
I Simple assault and battery
lpfaes dominated the calendar
fir last week's Chowan Coun
ty District Court with Judge
Wilton F. Walker presiding.
Canes heard and disposed of
by the court included:.
David Gilliam, Sr., assault
and battery and assault with
a .deadly weapon, six months,
30 days, suspended upon pay
ment of SIOO fine and costs.
The knife was confiscated.
Earl Gilliam, assault by
pointing a gun and assault
and battery, six months, 30
days, suspended upon pay
ment of SIOO fine and costs.
The gun was confiscated.
iJCarl Williams, simple as
sault and battery, not guilty.
donel Williams, simple as
sault, not guilty.
Alfred lee Holley, assault
css a female, not guilty.
ijMtoy Byrum, assault on a
female, $25 fine and costs.
James W ayne Harrell,
speeding 55 miles per hour in
a 35 mph zone, S2O fine and
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the new little
carefree car. Only at
your Ford Dealer’s.
Only $1919? Yeah, and only at your Ford oil change. The steering gear Is lubricated
Dealer's. Ask him. He'll give you all the for life. You get power aplenty ... 75
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' $1919 says a lot But more, Pinto averaged optional. There’s a wider tread for road
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Kenneth Wayne Bowen,
drunk driving and speeding
00 miles per hour in a 25
mph zone, 90 days, suspended
upon payment of $129 fine
and costs.
Willie Gray Ferebee, non
support of children, s1 x
months, suspended upon pay
ment of costs.
INCREASE NOTED
Sales obtained by the Or
dinary, Group and Combina
tion Divisions of Pilot Life
Insurance Company during
the first nine months of 1970
totaled $530,613,848 an in
crease of $12828800 over the
corresponding period of 1969,
it was reported today by
Edenton Staff Manager R. E.
Saunders.
Never be too anxious to
make money too easily and
too quickly; there may be
somebody else in on the deal.
tbs caoWAN wamfftm, worts CAROLINA. Thursday, October 22,1979
COLLEGE BOUND
By PATRICIA FOtOLLI
Patricia Pirolli, graduate of
Monmouth College, Monmouth,
HI., and now an admissions
counselor for the college,
answers same typical ques
tions by high school students
about college.
Q. If I have a very de
tailed question about a col
lege, who should I see?
A. Your high school coun
selor will be able to help. Or
you can ask your high school
counselor how to contact the
college’s counselor. If you
have a question about Mon
mouth College, I would be
glad to help. Talk to your
high school counselor and he
will tell you how to reach
me.
Q. When is the best time
to begin looking for a col
lege?
A. The best time is during
your junior year in high
school. This way, you and
your parents can look at
many schools before narrow
ing the decision down to three
or four. Concentrate on these
schools during.your remain
ing year in high school, and
then make your final deci
sion.
Q. Who should make the
decision of what college f am
to attend?
A. Ultimately, the student
should. After talking it over
with your parents, your high
school counselor, and a rep
resentative of the college, and
carefully considering all oth
er factors, you make the de
cision.
Q. My family’s income is
average. Will this keep me
from attending my first
choice college which is expen
sive?
A. No. Many families can
not afford to pay college costs
from savings or income.
Therefore, most colleges have
excellent financial aid pro
grants offering scholarships,
grants, loans and jobs. To
day, the amount of financial
aid awarded by a college is
closely related to a student’s
need to attend that college.
Contact the financial aid of
ficer at the college of your
choice for complete informa
tion.
Q. Before I make up tny
mind, should 1 visit the cam
pus?
A. Definitely. Every cam
pus has a different atmo
sphere, and you may not like
it. The time to find out is
before you arrive on campus
to begin studies. At (Mon
mouth, we encourage prospec
tive students to come to the
campus for a day or so dur
ing the week so they , can sit
in on classes, visit the stu
dents on campus, and see the
dormitories and general life
of the school. 'We set up ap
pointments to talk to profes
sors and students during your
visit. In this way, you are
exposed to all factors of stu
dent life. I would encourage
you to do this with any col
lege you are seriously con
sidering.
TRY A
Senator Sam J. Ervin Reports
WASHINGGTON Congress
will return to this city on
November 16th in the first
lameduck session in 20 years.
Members elected on Novem
ber 3rd will not be sworn in
until January 3rd.
The post - election session
will deal with a massive
work load. The Senate re
cessed with the women’s
equal rights amendment still
the pending business, after
adopting a modification which
I introduced that guarantees
the amendment does not re
quire drafting of women into
the armed forces if Congress
chooses not to draft them.
According to the leadership
schedule, the Senate will con
tinue dual daily sessions, and
consider the equal rights
amendment until 5 P. M. until
action is completed on that
resolution, and then go into a
night session for the trans
action of other pending busi
ness.
The farm bill conference
report and the occupational
This Is The Law
By ROBERT E. LEE
far the N. C. Bar AmocUUoh
Continued from Page 2
purpose doctrine.” Tennes
see, South Carolina and Geor
gia, on the other hand, are
among the jurisdictions that
have adopted the doctrine.
The liability of automobile
owners is determined by the
law of the state in which the
accident occurs.
• a a
Henry Blue had permitted
his minor daughter to drive
the family car in and about
the city, but he had expressly
forbidden her to drive it to
distant cities. One day the
daughter, without the knowl
edge of her father, drove the
car to a distant city and neg
ligently damaged there an
automobile belonging to Tim
othy Red. May Red recover
a judgment for damages from
Henry Blue?
No. The very genesis of
the family purpose care doc
trine is agency. The daugh
ter was not driving the car
as the agent of her father at
the time the accident occur
red. She was without auth
ority to drive the car in the
particular locality. In driv
ing the car to a distant city
the daughter was acting be
yond the scope of her agency.
This may sound old-fash
ioned but it still pays to buy
at home.
We have often observed
that the people who have
nothing much to do are usu
ally very impatient.
You’re a
| long way from
! retiring. Just
long enough
to do something
about it.
Talk to
the Listener.
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Phone 482-3624
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takes professional help. A
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health and safety bill con
stitute the first order of busi
ness at the extra session. Af
ter that, it is likely that the
Senate will take up a social
security trade welfare reform
package proposal.
On October 13th the Senate
Finance Committee voted ten
tatively to attach the trade
bill to the social security
amendments which are al
most ready for a report by
the committee. Earlier on
October Bth, Committee Chair
man Russell Long announced
the results of certain tenta
tive votes on the administra
tion’s welfare plan, and in
dicated that the committee
had agreed to reject HR
16311, the House-passed Fam
ily Assistance Act of 1970
which would assure an an
nual income to certain low
income families whether in
dividual members worked or
not.
The family assistance plan
was first proposed by the
President some 15 months
ago, and has been the subject
of much controversy since
that time because it is ex
pected to cost $4 billion more
than existing federal welfare
benefits in the first year at a
time when budget estimates
are already predicting a fed
eral deficit of between $l2B
and $lB billion depending up
on whether trust funds are
included in revenues.
Chairman Long has indicat
ed that the committee might
approve a pilot family assist
ance program to test out dis
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ferent welfare approaches, <
with further Congressional ac
tion required before the re
sults could be implemented
on a nationwide basis.
In respect to the trade-bill,
'I have urged the Senate Fi
nance Committee to approve
textile import quotas. This
will clear the way for a so
lution to this long-festering
problem. I have pointed out
to the committee that in
North Carolina alone 17 mills
have been closed since Janu
ary of 1969, and many other
mills have been forced to
eliminate a shift or to short
en the work week.
The magnitude of this tex
tile problem can best be un
derstood when one considers
that many of our yarn com
panies are small and are in
no position to finance the ma-
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chinery needed to shift to
another product line when
low-wage imports take away
their customers. These small
industries often furnish the
major source of livelihood in
a town, and when they suffer
from imports, the entire town
suffers. In my judgment,
the trade bill is an essential
piece of legislation if our tex
tile mills are to survive.
Congress will return to
complete action on a num
ber of other important au
thorization and appropriation
bills. Still on the legislative
calendar arc measures deal
ing with highway, manpower,
consumer protection pro
grams and about half of the
departmental money bills.
These battles are likely to
keep Congress busy until the
snow flies.