IVcpHyLooichtivoSuniuiiry
Killlor'i Notei Thl. i. -'''-
? weekly ; ummitrh , pre-,
, parrd by the- li-g-foliiiive .urt o('
iJ. the Institute of Government mithe
work of the .North CarolUa UttM
rrul AKKomWy of 196S. It U eoS
IniciltodiKUMioni of Bint torn of
iaen-rnl Inhircst and major immrij
' C- art i(
' j Er,y birds aboundcdf-ivthis
Jweek--fh the Statohouse Biw,e41
as iT nature V wonderlands) gaiib-
ed with spring. On : Tuosdajrifa
vital stage in the budget 'fcfdtess
.was reached a weok'ortswSeaMicr
than ' usual, vwhenvftrhalriuen
White and ollicoHer, , jah
riounccd the memberships itffoahe
Joint Appropriations Subcom
mittee. And onYThur,sdflyith.e
, second annu'al N. C i State name
change fracas;' i was crccrrjcluded
more than on fujl- month.ahe?I
of the 1963lirrintahl.- 'Wi'rt .fflw
sharp controversies onstage otic in
the wings, with talk of, a. firm
May i locar bill . deadline,! jand
with little prospect of rnajorta
legislation to 'complicate ,bud
geteertng, it begins to appear
that there may be some ) hope
for adjournment in time f orchis
gear's commencement seasonal'
Last; Wednesday- evening',, leg
islators and state officials were
treated to a livelv round.. of
clogging at the annual fish fry
sponsored ; bv thp ; State ,, Km.
m ployees' Association. Next week's
Tjnost violent exercise should, ibe
. gin. Tuesday when floor debates
,are scneauiea to open in bath
houses on . thf 'Ot'inihi'"' -o''",ffl;ic
utility bill. (SB 95-h-HB 255)1,':
j Appropriations And finance
Although Santa's.knce is ;BJt-
tiflfi a hit- pmwHpH . H' fiu.mnra
hopefuls clambered aboard; ithis
weex : (and surely,; there are
more to come) .ihoping . tofind
their storkinuo ' fillprl when tho
; Appropriations. .Committee open
tneir bag later in , the session.
Wanted'
w, h
SALESMAN to worki
in Men's Dept. Pref-
erably some experience
but consideration to all ,
applications Must ' be
neat, pleasant personality.
willing to work, jSala'ry.',
commensurate' with abili
ty. -Employee bneff.s"f r'
ram , .vacation, .tree- .me. .
and hospital instirahce,'.
day .off each week., is, -ji ,
Apply m Persqn"(fu"
J. CiBlanchard.c',
Company;1 Inc.
HERTFORD, ,N. C. ,r ,
Requests included: $27,52? for
development of PettigreW State
Park Bartiallv as an historic
site 1 and partly for recreation;
$az,ouu 10 m 6c U for a forest
fire ' control airnlanA tnr iht
Rockingham District; (205,000 for
a libfary addition to Elizabeth
City State College; $550,000 for
land acquisition at Western Ca
rolina Colleen: tfUMI) in rpsfnrn
Fort Butter in Cherokee County;
ana a - neaulort' Count jt request
ior NS.b'l&.'Za In easblin' tn n.
funds lost due to Urdy;ifiling, j
ine vftssemoiy a earlier ' action
in ratslnd . vta-' ! ouin.i. tauHciotAnHa-
allowance Bfiems to have nrnmnl.
ed' -a gold rush-'- Off for - the
....... M...u wvcrv ii v me uvuh
erst Assembly' employees :-'(SB
iw), ine-'ttustees "of the State
Library (SB 208 y arid1'. th6 JDare
county commissioners 1, and
Board of Education (HB 453 and
4nn) ' , I hA l&Cf throA nnfnrl Ktlto
..w ..WVVU UHM
would, peg subsistence allow.
ances to the levels prescribed
for " state boards and commis
sions. :
On the tax side, the week's
take netted three npw hill
one to . authorize salps tav , re.
funds to sanitary districts (HB
not; anotner, to revise the in
heritance tax laws affecting life
insurance proceeds (HB -467);
and a third to enlarge the list of
oleomargarine ingredients not
subject to the, lo Cents per pound
oleo-tax", (SB'211).' .Action' on
tax measures included ' an un
favorable report meted ;'6ut by
the Senate Finance Committep'tn
the bill tao allow taxpayers to
credit overpayments ' of . esti
mated income taxes against the
following 'ye'ar'&' payments ' (SB
101).
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.Manufacturers, And Labor
HB 100. Recresentative' Henrv
Hill's bill , to v raise' the , state
minimum wapp frnm RH wnts in
$1.00 per hour, sailed through
the House Thursday on' a voice
vote .after encountering , only
scattered opposition and cleared
the Senate Friday with equal
ease
THE frERQTJDIANS "WEEKLY, HERTFORD, NORTTT CAROtlNA, FKlPATf JtPBHf IS MS.
Uw.trif...
kees appeared before a joint
meeting of the Wildlife Com-
ITlitteeS. On th Tunrnath aaainet
the Wildlife Resources Commis
sion which seems to be; assert
ing Unwelcnmft iurisfJintion nv
the hunting grounds. Their pro
posed bill,, introduced tearlier
this session f SB 391." would
jurisdicttion over reservation
huntihg and fishing .regulations
in the federal government. More
peaceful was the proposed ini
tiation of the Haliwa TnHiam.-
Halifax, and Warren Counties in
to . the , small official fraternity
of 'North Carolina Indian tribes
Ythn vrpctorn i PVnt-nlrafl0 .
Cherokeea of Robeson County
ana me; iiumbeesj, , under SB
198, introduced Wednesday by
oen. AiisoroQK' . ' .
.'): 1 - Motor Vehicles
' Congestion' on the hii?hwav is
matched br-' the continual flow
of'f"motor vehicle'' legislation
coursine throueh tho lppislativp
nans. Augmenting the stream
flow this week were four new
bills. SB 192 would allow ' the
Department of Motor Vehicles
to divulee the name of tho in
surer filed on accident reports.
&ts id seeks to require motor
vehicle liability insurance un
derwritfers to includn envpvaup nf
damages caused by hit and run
drivers and drivers with insuf
ficient insurance in the uninsur
ed motorist clause, and also
simplifies the task of proving in
court that the other driver was
Uninsured at the time nf the. ac
cident. t Driving under : the in
fluence of any drug causing the
driver to lose nhvsipal or montul
control would be subjected to
the same penalties as drunken
driving, by SB 202. Finally, the
Would-suffer the samp fatp. thp
Hiehwavi Patrol did last session
ii &a zua is successtul in ground-
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FRIENDLY NATIVE Actress Parnll Hair fsinnf i4br
native of Africa quite friendly. It's called "bush baby." '
Carroll was making a picture in Kenya. v
er Education Committee's suh.
stitute (proposing '"The Univer
sity of North , Carolina at Ra
leigh"). An expected rules fight
did not materialize, and by noon
Thursday there was little for
the Dacked galleries to nUnm
but the signing of an amicable
accord- AH that remained was
the rather stra
the House
ate amendment .identical to the
bill which passed the House in
the first place.
The week's most comnlev hill
(HB 435 and its comnaninn SR
204) is aDDarent.lv ripsipneH s
adapt the state's school admin
istrative structure to the fed
eral aid to education bill, vir
tually assured of passage on
Capitol Hill. Its maior thrust is
to ( authorize counties to operate
as' a single ' school district rath-
ing their law, enforcement air- er' than under, the present sys
planes. " :'::: ' ' '''.. "" item of district school commit
In 1959 North Carolina hern mp
the first southern state to ariont
a minimum wage law, and the
act has been expanded by each
succeeding General Assembly.
At Present 33 other states have
uch. laws, 21 of which provide
ior rates or. ?l.O0'per i hour.ior
more. . In some tjf these jurisdic
tions, such' as Alaska. ;and'. Npw
Jersey. ' the state act rails fnr a
higher wage than the $135 tan:
fiour kuaranteed by federal law
ior employees engaged in or pro
ducing goods for interstate com
merce. - -"i ' " 1 - i,';
'''' '.'' ,Indian Territory
' Indian ; affairs, of little con
cerrt to most, easteip statcST COm
manded unusual, attention 'this
weelf. ; ,On ucsday ,a delegation
of the Eastern Band of 'Chero-
During tne week three motor
vehicle measures were ratified
the "Good Samaritan" law (SB
82 Ch- 176); an act specifying
the maximum penalties for tem
porary auto larceny (HB 120
Ch 193.! and an art to nrerlnHp
reinstatement of . revoked regis
tration and suspended licenses
until 30 ' days after surrender of
the .plates or license (SB 47
Ch. 205).
Education
.At last the pmntinnallv
charged .issuej of a name for
lit u. btate has been- settled with
-aDDarent, Bond fpelinrr nn all
siHps. at. lpast amonc lpfrislaiors
just a little weary of the whole
controversy. . As with, .much of
thp Asspmhlv'e wnrlr ihf ctrnf.
ele took place in corridors and
offices, reaching its climax
Wednesday-jnight when it be-
f amp . annarent . that the nnno-
nents of- HB -2 (proposing the
name . norm Carolina 1 ou..e
TTnivpi-sitv at- Ttalpitrh'M 1 HiH not
have the Votes to pass tho High-
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To oblidu $300.00, you pay $14.82 per monllr .
tees operating inder a county
board of education. In addition,
it would strengthen the power
of thp KllnorintnnHftnf nf T3nUlm
Instriiction to rpvnkp
certificates' for immoral conduct, recital?'1
uuc-raiize tne htaip Knarrf ot
Education's authority to adopt
text books, authorize local
boards to do away with supple
mentary reader feets . anri re
quire private : schools to be li
censed by the state.
Miscellaneous
iThe resounding defeat last
week of. the bill to abolish cap-
; ' ; ; '' ' '
ital punishment was not the end
of the road for the subject. The
Senate staged its longest debate
of the session Wednesday on
Senator. Thomas . White's -bill to
repeal the jury's- present; dis
cretion to recommnnrt irwmv in
capital cases, then defeated the
Din;
Tuesday the Senafp inrlnlm-rl !i
reading of . the Journal for, 'the
first (and probably last) "t.imp
this session. Senatorial patience
lasted through. ' the bills intro
duced when Senator Bailey dis
patched the Journal, to its usual
oblivion by moving that the
reading clerk skip, to i the'last
Candid .Comtitent ( ;'!!'
Thu music teacher was' proodly
presenting- her pupils in a ifccital.
Aftor the extended .musiq,i -y prp
gram, 'ice--cream,' cake '.and' Jfruit
were served. One of theyonng
musicians had hi-oiit1nt'! hot-, "li.tf in
brother ulcujf as a K-w'fef. 'Jii ' ;
As. the vounirstiT w.ia iulrinir
his departure the teacher aski'fl:
W"H. "mmi( iiw -..f.i i.hmv n,.
Zing into spring!
in a new Chevrolet
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'65 Chevrolet Impala Sport Cov.pt
'OS Chcvcllc Alalibu i-Duor Station Wagon
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"l sure did," Jimmie replied.
tnat is all but tne music".
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Sit JUSt VOUr kind of nrir.p-wait nn lnndtnf
Chevrolet. It's a bigger, more
peautitul car this year. Which
is why that handsome silhou
ette could be mistaken for cars
costing a thousand -even, two
- thousand dollars more.
Cheielle. This one's got lively
. looks, spirited power, a softer
ride and remarkable room
atop a highly maneuvcrable
tyheelbase. No . wonder it's
today's favorite mid-size car.
Chevy n. No car so trim has a
right to be so thrifty. But
thrifty it is, with money
savers like brakes that adjust
themselves and u lonjHived
exhaust system.
Comir. Ask any '65 Corvalr
owner how it feels to drive a
car with such easy steering,
tenacious Unction and respon
sive rear-engine power. And bo
ready to do lots ot listening.
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