Exempts Six Counties From Blue Law Bill in NC Senate
RALEIGH AP The Senate committee backed exemptions for six North Carolina coastal counties New Hanover Brunswick Pender Carteret Craven Pamlico from a Sunday blue law bill while sending the measure to the Senate floor The bill would restrict Sunday sales but include broad exemptions and face opposition from some senators who doubt its constitutionality The measure was amended to include manufacturing and sporting goods sales and outdoor events as exempted activities.
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Raleigh
Martin
Senate
Judiciary Committee
New Hanover
Brunswick
Pender
Carteret
Craven
Pamlico
John Burney
Burney
Norris Reed
D-Craven
Asst
Burley Mitchell
Jeter
W. W. Staton
D - Lee
Maryland
U. S. Supreme Court
Staton
North Carolina
Ollie Morris
Cleveland
North Carolina Merchants Association
O'Neil Jones
D - Anson
Sheed High
D-Cumberland
William Saunders
D-Moore
High
C&d
Aj Team
Allen Barbee
D- Nash
House
Roy Sowers
George Rountree
Wildlife Resources Commission
Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Turner Rattle
North Carolina Wildlife Federation
Federation
Commission
Department
General Assembly
Herman Moore
D - Mecklenburg
Moore
Hector MccGeachy
Cumberland
Charles Deane
Richmond
Council of State
Board of Award
Board of Paroles
Probation Commission
Bu Et Commission
Legislative Appropriations Committees
McGeachy
Frank Patterson
D-Stanly
Tewenanar Randartars
Ree Ftpeee van
William Stalin
Blee
New
Hanover
Julian Alsbrook
Halifax
William Mills
Onslow
House Public Health Committee
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