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. it la evtalinea' ta diaeua--
R-.ner l general tntereat
!;.?., iroportaiwa, i
uoductions tins session are
running 25 below the rate
: -7. By iar the greater part
the decrease has occurred in
J billy
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J C7 Public bills. 726; local
; 911; , total' .introductions,
Dius ratified. 771
1359 Public hills, 667: local
s-h. s, 567;,-total introductions,
p;:.4; bills ratified, 599. 1
' Decrease Public bills, 8;
tal bills; 38 ! total in troduc
i -ns,: 25; bills': ratified, 24' .
Finance
'. The income tax withholding
plan, cleared the first legislative
hurdl .Wednesday when it was
approved by the House Finance
Committee.- Although there was
considerable sharp criticism of
the biU,' jt was approved by a
vote of - 38-13. The committee
was considering HB 768, a sepa
rate bill, and voted to, incorporate
the bill into the general Revenue
Bill; the essential portions of HB resolution remained in the Ap-
1 768 are already 'm the Revenue
"Bill.-:' On Friday; Sen. Kirkman,
;Chaisman of the Senate Finance
Committee, introduced the iden
j tical bill, thus making it possible
1 for ' his committee also, to deal.
with the ! withholding provision
apart from the general Revenue
Governor, podges' TV address
6h &'6pJ financing did not pro
vide enough incentive o mem-
bers ; of - the' House Education
Committee, which , reported un-j
favorably, HB!G91.)cThe bill em
bodied' a recommendation of the i
uuu wuiuu nave, caieiun&ucu a
tem of incentive payments to
counties based'4 upon their will
ingness and ability to appropriate
increased sums to supplement
State school funds.
There was much talk but no
action in the Senate concerning
the resolution which sought to di
rect the Appropriations Commit-
dtenJick at DwarrarL .1 hhrrn cdionaL aerkuiture recewJ -,e,of U rr -ctt l
way races the Ejouse Committee -same itWatmeirt. HB 83T, mtijo-LviilUins oi .-s A , I
vn Propositions and Grievances duoed by ep. M or; urnam i fwipie oj im ,ey jLom,
gave the green light to HB'80
which, would- promote- attendanee
at prearranged dog and horse Superintendent of Public Instruct
nd i ' Wac ' J rdaix wey i
rs That ferry, Jr., and two.vuwt Miss?
and- others Would resolve alleged i Made lia-tory, -i C; ;?,Uve Chess, Elaude Le -Coipi : w ' ar 1 Miss i
difeaces. , between, the. State, and - Fun. . Tune, 'Paper Folding, Betty Fleetwood.
1 if any find
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races. .The bill, mid to be aimed
at reactivating dog racing at Mo-
yoek in Currituck, County, is cat
as ar statewide measure to meet
Constitutional - objectiQBs.- Ci IM
would authorize a special election
tion and the Stole Boaid of Edu
cation, by ', specifying that the
State Board of Education is. the
policy-making body and that the
State Superintendent is to head
the administrative ; : staff which
in any county on the uestioa of i administers "rhe policy.
Drawing, and Uranium and Oth
er Miraple Metals nd several bi
ographies. . V " .
Of .lateiest to, many people, 20
books of the American Heritage
series chie'fly historical - fiction.
Scheduled to graduate June 3
from the U. S. Naval Academy at
is Midshipman
First Class : : William H. Batts,
Jr., son of Mrs. Vazelle S. . Jes
sup of 206 Grubb Street, Hert
fmd. j
Upon graduation. Batts will
receive a Bachelor of Science
degree and be commissioned as
n Ensign in the United States
Navy. - .
Wetes Pfioifrcei, :'tir
The House' passed a 'pommittee,
substitute 'departed! iignificiintly
from the original bill only ; in
omitting '. specific : i qualifications
for members' of the Board otWa
He entered the Naval Aca
tee to report back a bill with pro- demy a CongressiQnal ap
vision tor a increase m teaon- pointment in ; june, 1955, after
ers' salaries. At weeks end the rnrt1lstint, frtm rharles L.
Coon High School in Wilson.
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worm pigs at weaning time and
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propnations Committee.
', . Agriculture
Tobacco produces suckers fast
er than P. T. Barnum's one-a
minute rate,, and tobacco growers
ciasnea with Buyers and maricex
ers this week over MH-30,
chemical which destroys, the
suckers. 'Buyers claimed that the
mbstance -maleic hydrazide al
so destroyed the quality of the
tobacco, and they urged the adop
tion of SB 331 which labels MH
30 as an "economic poison" and
makes it unlawful to use it on or
sell it for use on growing tobac
co. Some 300 growers who at
tended the hearing' before the
Senate Agriculture Committee
iisagreed ; with ' the charge and
urged that "the bill be killed
Committee action is expected
iext week. Other new bills this
veek included HB 805, which ap
oropriates $38,000 for the coming
bienniuni for a swine evaluation
tation at State College; HB 821,
which appropriates $37,000 for a
poultry diagnostic laboratory ;' in
Moore County; and HB 833,
which would make sure that to
bacco flues are exempt from the
Stale sales and use tax. ..sm .. v:
Haclng . , . .:
While the Senate Judiciary I
. - , - I Committee decided to kill- HB
Sale ends (month, date)
establishing dog or horse racing
tracks - and would ,i establish ' a
State Racing Commission to-regulate
i the tracks.' . ! Pari-mutuel
betting would be legalized' withj
87 7o of the take being paid, out
to patrons; the- Racing . Commis
sion' would receive 25 of the
remainder, and' after paying ex
penses it would remit any excess! provision far
to the Department' of Revenue to 'of ' the StatS
be divided 13 to the State pen-lCtommittee.?The boating, regular
era! Fund, 13 to tihe counties tion proposal, HB 773, was sent to
having racing, and 13 to the a subcommittee of the House
counties not having racing. Af- Wildlife Resbarces Committee for
ter hearing both, proponents- and 'further s.udy after numerous
opponents Friday . morning the changes were suggested at a pub
0oUw;:mmint' .'approyed,' the lie hearing' ' . - f . '
Home Demonstration' Club
members are lookinn forward to
rherq.are also aeveral teenage, Farm Home Week at N. C. State
romances, sporty skyie arid ca-' College campus from .June1 9
rB books. t ,f 'through' 12, There will be, mapy
i or me very, young are oo weu; interestine . features andV soecial
substitute fo"trHB 3,3, . the. !water illustrated easyi oooks and story classes conducted throughout, the
agencies tfcorgamzationibilL'tThei books. ;.: ' "; ;', i . . 1 week. - A few: of the, subjects
" ' ''-Jwill beiii'New Furniture From
CIHCLE MEETING Old,", s "Women Don't , Talk
' 1 Enough,' "M,oney Makers. From
The Mary Long Circle of Beth-, the Kitchen", ' and. "Hats ' We
it:
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ter. Besoutc.es, and. irt deleting- a i-'fturch .met, Monday nrgnt at Made, On Parade." :'- , ,
'eventual "aboliUon i tne inome oi.ivirs. i nomas rieei--, Moom, ' reservations: ayv e
Stream Sanitation wood, xne meeting was opened made through the home; agent's
by singing "I-Love To Tell The office. There will be a charge
Story," after which, Mrs. William per person of $2.00 for one night,
Corprew ga,ve the devotional fol: $2.00. for ; two nights and $3.00
lowed by . Mrs. . Wade Jordan ior three -nights, . which, is ex-
t Insurance
SB 335, would create within the
State Insurance Department an
Insurance .Commission to replace
leading in prayer. " ' , -,
' A ! very ' interesting 1 program
was given by, Mrs; William Cor
prew. with several members tak
ing part. . ,
-The president, Mrs. Dewey Per
ry; Jr., had charge of old and
I'C 3 Vith ct..
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North Carolina- farmers who
have .cotton, ' undur government
loan are urged to keep infuued
on current market prices,
It may become profijablsi, says
Maurice E,. Thigpen, cotton mar-'
ketitra: specialist, ,for . the ' C,
Agricultural Extensioa!,Sr.vIce
repay the loan and SeUin.'.the
ppen market, prior to July;(31A. :,
, Thigpen reports. , thaf; '., North '
Carolina farmers , have, already
repaid loans on abou ,00Q bales'.:
Most of these loans have been re
paid In the last s'x weeks. H '
; "This action" reflects ari' lh
creased. Remand' i6f -ceriaih
grades and staple length's TjUg
pen said." "North Carolina, ff-fm-ers,,
whQ stilt have 157,011 bales
undef , government loan, should
keep in touch with the marlest.
T"' mm,m " r'rriyrfiirhrir'TniffiriOiipi(i,iiiii)ii(Mii yitx.
LIBRARY NEWS
New books In the Perquimans
required for suspension, the De-' County Library this week include
partment could require a confer-1 The Comptete Book of Roses, by
ence and could assign the driver Rockwell and Grayson; Emotion-
to; a driver improvement clinic'al Problems of Childhood, . by
the successful comDletion of Xiebman. n '
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which would subtract points, from;
he drivers total. Upon suspen
sion, point totals would be eras-.
ed. Licenses could be suspended
for maximum of 60 days for the
first suspension, six months for
the second, and one year for a
third or subsequent suspension. '
, Schools
HB 753, to provide far a 10-
month, 11-year school' system in
lieu of the present 9-month, 12-
year system, was shunted onto a
legislative sidetrack Thursday
when it was reported without
prejudice by the Houses Commit
tee on Education and re-referred
to Appropriations, where H is ex
pected to be assigned to the same
subcommittee that is studying the
proposal sen forward by Rep;
Kerr (HB 425) to provide for the
operation of the schools on a 12
month basis. HB 774, to appro
priate additional funds to the
This week's. adult fiction in-;
eludes;' Deai 'and Glorious Phy
sician, by "Caldwell; The Quali
fy of Mercy, by JJownes; Mrs.
Harris Goes;, To Paris, by Paul)
Gallico; Danger, Marines At
Work, by.'Puller and others by
Eberhardt, Ames and Giles. . ;
,J,The, library -has also, added',
more tharr.lOQ, .new, books -foi
bill by an-8-3 vote. The bill will
now, go" to the. House Appropria
tions Committee . , - 4 i.
Roads and Highway Safety
Identical new bills SB 340 and,1 the present - insurance advisory new business, after which', she
HB 834, seek to plug the gap leftf.board. OThe new - commission dismissed the group. with prayer,
when the NC Supreme Court de-.' would retain, the existing func- j 5 Those present were Mrs, Thom
clared existing statutory 'authori-jtions of the advisory board, and I as Fleetwood, hostess. Mrs, Ruby
ty to suspend drivers' licenses xofj. would take over from the Com- i HarrelJ; Mrs. Ray Spruill, ' Mrs.
habitual violators unconstitution-, 'missioner of Insurance the task of i William Corprew., Mrs. Emmett
Mil because of a lack of staadarde acting on proposals to increase or "rr
to guide the Department of Motor decrease insurance charges or set
Vehicles in determining who was up new rate, schedules ; The
an habitual violator. The bilto-Commissioner would be a mem
establish, a system of point, values ber and chairman of fhe Com
for specified traffic violations and mission. The House passed HB
authorize the Department to sua-? 623, which.: would increase the
pend'the, license of 'any. person- fees charged by the Commisslon-
who accumulates a specified to- er for examination of foreign in
tal of points during a 3-year pe- surance companies.
nod. A warning letter would be
required as a driver accumulates
points, and after he has more
than half the number normally
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