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This column is being writ
ten prior to the Tuesday,
November 3 election. In vis
aing around the district,
many of you have asked why
the United States House of
Representatives’ members
have only a two-year term,
mid why isn’t this changed.
With this I agree, for in fair
ness to the citizens and the
individual Congressmen, the
two-year term does present
multiple problems. It is dif
ficult to give the attention
necessary to legislative and
other duties required of a
T member of Congress while
attempting to campaign for
re-election at the same time.
•I have stated many times that
November 3 was the seventh
time that I have run for elec
i tion as Representative from
the First District in less than
five years.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Report From Washington
By Rep. Walter B. Jones
Another objection to the
two-year term is that any
legislation not acted upon
during a given two-year ses
sion of Congress automatical
ly becomes dead upon ad
journment and regardless of
its merit, must be reintro
duced as new legislation in
the following term and once
again be taken through the
entire process of committee
hearings. As a result, quite
often some much needed leg
islation becomes lost in the
adjournment shuffle.
Those who oppose changing
the twc-year term give as
their reason that the frequent
campaigning keeps the House
members in close touch and
responsive to the needs of
those they represent. Cer
tainly no one can disagree
with this position, and per
sonally, I welcome the oppor
tunity this provides to ac
cept speaking engagements
and visits which are extended
due to the election.
The two-year term was de
cided upon by the authors of
the Constitution, for Article I,
Section 2 states that, “The
House of Representatives
shall be composed of mem
bers chosen every second
year by the people of the sev
eral states.” Therefore, this
can only be changed by a
Constitutional Amendment and
up to this time, neither the
House nor the Senate has
seen fit to submit same to the
people or the State Legisla
tures. Several bills have
been introduced on this sub
ject, but .with no results. I
am confident that if this mat
ter was submitted to the peo
ple, that a four-year term
wculd receive overwhelming
endorsement. It might be of
interest to know that a va
cancy in the U. S. House of
Representatives is the only
office that I know which
cannot be filled by appoint
ment, but must be filled
| through the election pro
cesses.
Os interest to the adminis-
I trators and others in the field
jof education was the an
| nouncement last week by Mr.
I Richardson, secretary of HEW
that the department was re
leasing all funds for various
educational purposes includ
ing impacted area aid at the
level of full appropriation as
previously approved by the
Congress. Up to this an
nouncement, the secretary,
under 'Presidential authority,
had withheld about $387 mil
lion in formula grant funds
and also withheld a percent-
SHAUPE IN VIETNAM
Marine Cpl. Robert W.
Sharpe, son of Mrs. Nancy
•Privott, Route 1, Edenton, has
reported for duty with the
First Marine Division in Viet
nam.
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Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, November 5, 1970
age of the $536 million the
Congress had approved for
impacted area aid under Pub
lic Law 874.
REV. R. W. KNIGHT
Former Pastor
Returns To Pulpit
Ballard’s Bridge B a pti s ’
Church is in the midst of then
annual Stewardship Promo
tion. Rev. Ralph Knight, pas
tor of the Snow Hill Baptis
Church and former pastor oi
Ballard’s Bridge will be th?
guest minister for three ser
vices, November 6-8, at 7:3(
P. M.
The Stewardship emphasi
using the theme, “If You Real
ly Care Share”, will clos
Sunday morning with dinne
on the church grounds.
The week’s activity to pro
mote the annual budget begar
on Monday and Tuesday witl
the deacons of Ballard’.
Bridge visiting in each home
An all Sunday School anc
church prayer service wa:
conducted on Wednesday nigh
and cottage prayer service'
will be held in seven home
on Thursday evening. Mr
Knight will conduct the re
maining three services usin'
the topics appropriate in th
stewardship of time, talent
and material possessions.
Rev. George Cooke says th:
public has a cordial invitr
tion to attend these services
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
RESCUE SQUAD
Miss Mattie Byrum, Mis
Mildred (Byrum, David 'Boyce
Tyner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. Cuthrell, D & M Supe:
Market, Willie Drew, Jr., Mrs.
Miles S. Elliott and family
Norfolk, Va., Mrs. E. N. El
liott, Tyner, Employment Se
curity Commission, Edenton
Mrs. Ella Foxwell, Mrs. Vir
ginia C. Harrell, Mrs. Mona
B. Hofler, Mrs. Vivian Jor
dan, Tyner, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert V. Knight, Tarboro,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pruden,
Mrs. Irene C. Ruffin, W. E.
Smith Super Market, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Spivey, Hobbsville,
Mrs. Bessie Walton, Mrs. Vir
ginia West, Warwick Baptist
Church WMU.
Memorials: Ist Lt. John H.
Winborne and James L. Has
sell, Sr.
MRUk
from
HolloweH’s
Rexall Drug Store
Phone 482-2127
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from 1 a boat, auto, or air
plane can be greatly les
sened or eliminated with
various proven drugs avail
able today. Your doctor or
druggist can recommend an
appropriate one for you.
TOe usual procedure is to
take the anti-motion pill
about an hour before expo
sure to die motion begins.
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JACKSON AT OSU
STILLWATER, Okla.—Chas.
Jackson of Edenton is enroll
ed as a senior in veterinary
medicine this fall at Oklahoma
State University. OSITs to
tal on-campus enrollment is a
record 18,447 and represents
an increase of 955 from one
year ago.
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Service Project Set By Auxiliary
Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt,
Jr., presided over the Mon
day meeting of the Chowan
Hospital Auxiliary.
Volunteer services by the
auxiliary members for the
hospital were discussed and
the value of the services to
the patients and hospital
staff was emphasized.
Mrs. West Byrum, Jr., wr
elected treasurer to replace
Miss Lena Jones who resigned.
A canvass of Chowan
County will be conducted to
find persons interested in
joining the auxiliary. It is
the club’s goal for the aux
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iliary membership to be the
largest ever in 1970-71.
The auxiliary meets the
first Monday of each month
and the women of Chowan
County are urged to remem
ber the date and attend.
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