Thursday, January 20, 1983 General Assembly Session ■pntinued From Page 5-B Hsurances that the new law afculd not mean more tijne off Hr state employees. The Sbious lawmakers were ■assured by the bill’s prin- Hpal sponsor, Rep. Ken Haulding, a Democrat of Hirham and the legislative Hack caucus leader, failie “recognized holiday’’ Ms been explained to mean Hat the King birthday will be Men much as Jewish holidays Me—observed, but not closing fliwn state offices, gtstill, there was a fflsgr untied sense of Hreboding among those op- S|sed to additional holidays «r state lawmakers or for Hiatever reasons. Sr’The State Personnel Com gjissionbright be able tp wing, it now, (a day off with He “holiday” designation),” Hid one opponent, “Besides, ttth them (the legislators) Hill in town, anything can Hppen.” * -0- Si Gov. Jim Hunt’s DUI pro- Jpsals got 6ff to a fairly wnooth beginning, with no Hgns ofi an opposition Hounds wefl. S There Will be compromise Bough, as evidenced by the ■ready compromised age Hnit for buying beer and Kne. Instead of the first ■scusSed age of 20 or 21, the jjbverhOr’s proposals reached He Assembly at age 19. ■ Secretary of Crime Control Rnd Public Safety Heman ■lark- allowed that the jgmoderate > change should wleviate any problems of en- Hrcement or disrespect for He law, especially around Hllege campuses, that might Result if the age was raised to H ft -0- I The first tax revenue bill to lain attention was Sen. feeorge Marion’s expected ilcohol tax increase. Marion, 1 Democrat from Surry Coun ty, is usually on the forefront if such action involving fiquor. g The senator’s bill would Baise the tax on liquor and wine by a third and would add ■ Vfe onbeer/The, iiillibn forlhe'gerieral fund - less five per cent to be distributed to the counties on a per capita basis. Marion’s bill, however, apparently isn’t exactly what Bov. Hunt has been looking Sor in recent weeks to raise Honey for matching highway Sunds from the federal ■overament. 8 According to press aide Brent Hackney, “the gover nor is in sympathy with Sen. Harion’s bill to the extent that ft might be a starting point to Helping highways.” Hackney laid Marion and Hunt had liscussed the bill earlier in He week, but the governor Sad “held out on making any Wind of commitment.” games Resumes liovernment Duties S By Rep. Vernon James |On January 12,1 began by 85 th year as a member of the B.C. House of Represen ptives. It is with joy, humili |y, and great pride in the First District that I once again resume my dities here in Itate Government. I have been reappointed as hairman of the House Agriculture Committee and his will begin my seventh rear in this capacity. Again, my committee clerk ind secretary is Marie Sheets. Many of you know tfarie and she looks forward o becoming better ac juainted with the people of JistrictY. We are located in the Legislative Office Building • Office No. 611; phone number 733-5878. Please come by and visit with us any time you are in Raleigh. Thelma and I are once again staying at the Raleigh HUton Inn along with many otfrbr legislators and spouses. We return home to Elisabeth City on Fridays and it’s always good to get back home. Don’t un harsh or gritty cleansers on your fiberglass shower. Use a household liquid dstegsnt warm water and a soft sponge or doth, seratcMitydeensen made Joan Gosper 112-83 1 Collection HneJewelry LAST Now more than ever, we’re right for yoii! \ IPX r »WE 1 Y / IriflCrAl 1983, WINN-DIXIE STORES, INC. IfirIMAJL A A a a a ■ B TOP round op top round t ROAST .... ~. J2* 9^M FABRIC CHOICE BONELESS SHCXJU>^R 46^0N V-8 COOCT«t ’ " V p»if • ♦hr | LIFE HOG S MILD 9 MEDIUM S2 T I « j!ffv*corn cm"oFB sl9 CITIIIMnCP ea. S 2 W jctn.of6 STRlFsilAks^ 0USc sio’’ HARVEST FRESH LARGE RORIDA TEMPLE 4-PAX PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK OR SWEETMILK 0,160 PINKY PIG BOSTON BUTT ORANGES .. 10 k*9Bc BISCUITS 99c .. '2“ PORK STEAK .H« RUTABAGAS . ialßc CHEESE PRODUCT .. *1 19 POTATOES M 49 i-lb cuptmtybirdhtyerg'zzardsor HARVEST FRESH SWEET GAL JUG SUPERBRAND 1&OZ - PKG GRKN GIANT GREEN BEAN LIVERS 49C POTATOES m. 18c FRUIT DRINK 99c WHTTE^WNCAWMWaOR 0 JAMBOREE * HARVEST FRESH CRISPY 2-LB TUB SHEDO-S DATATOUILLE diiv ruac CDFF COUNTRY PRIDE GRADE A" CELERY stau(43c SPREAD . . 99C 16-OZ. CAN ASTOR FROZEN^FLORIST oneFREE PPYEP BREASTS.. ta M 29 I ___ M fiRANGE M Now Features... /m ta |Bta|«%r| 0 3g , ;°ar| Jerry Boucher Nerthslde Shopping Center Manager Edenton, K.C. THE CHOWAN HKRAIJD Page 7-B

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