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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1975

Page

14

House and Senate clash over home rule bills in unusual week

In Columbia a split legislative week sees the House in session while the Senate remains at home. A fourth home rule bill version passed the conference committee after a long Sunday session, with single member districts for county councils proposed. Leaders voiced optimism for eventual passage. The Senate will reconvene May 17 or later, depending on calls by leaders, as debates on local government continue.

Columbia House of Representatives Senate House General Assembly House-Senate Marshal B. Williams Dorangeburg Conference Committee L. Marion Grossette Rex L. Carter Greenville Carter Sen. Rembert C. Dennis Berkeley

Capital Focus Auto Tag Increase Beats Tax Increase

The Highway Department faces a $39 million deficit in road funds and seeks $10.3 million more. A gasoline tax increase is avoided due to the 1976 election year, so the plan raises license tag, driver license, and title certificate fees to boost funds for road construction. Some senators favor a gas tax, arguing all highway users should share costs.

Highway Department General Assembly Senate Finance Committee

Fires and violence roil Hamlet North Carolina town

In Hamlet North Carolina a string of fires and assaults followed the arrest of Rhonda Scott, a 21 year old black woman who says Sgt. James Bryant shot her. Curfews remained in effect as a state of emergency was extended and federal trooper availability was considered.

Hamlet N.C The Housing Authority J. Earl Covington North Carolina Bron Richmond County Covington Phar Rhonda Scott Sgt James Bryant Bryant State District Court Miss Scott Ernest King Raymond Goodman Goodman Hamlet Hospital S.B. Bowers Bowers Laya Tses State Vocational Center For

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