Guilford County Sales Tax Intakeed Downgrades in October
Guilford County expects October sales tax income to dip slightly from October last year though September figures show a rise. Finance Director Thomas Cashwell notes a quarterly payment due in February will cover September through November totals, with a budgeted $1.2 million for the quarter and a hoped for Christmas boost to reach the $5 million annual sales tax target for 1974-75.
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Greensboro
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Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
Guilford
Man Loses Job Beats His Bosses at Jamestown Plant
Guilford County deputies report an assault and battery and a shooting at Power-Line Sales Inc. on Ragsdale Road in Jamestown. Foreman John Case says Willie Joe Rose Jr. was laid off, then fought him and another foreman and fired a pistol at Townsend. no one was hit. Rose charged with assault with a deadly weapon. In Colfax, Donald Gleason reports a 1974 pickup stolen with over $2,000 of property including rifles, shotguns, a pistol, stereo, ladders, walk boards, and tools.
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Donald Wayne Gleason
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North Carolina 1975 General Assembly Faces Old Issues
Raleigh preview of the 1975 Assembly outlines key topics. Economy, taxes, land use, government spending, energy, housing, insurance, equal rights, prison reform, and higher education loom large. Proposals include interim budget plans, possible food tax repeal, mountain land use measures, a unified budget committee, energy codes, expanded housing financing, and a four year medical school. Public kindergarten screening initiatives and education funding debates are highlighted as central in the agenda.
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Raleigh
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Prostitution Prices Rise Across Cities Amid Recession
A blistering column satirically notes a 10 percent price hike by sex workers in New York and other cities as recession bites. The piece mixes social commentary with anecdotes from vice districts, unions, cops, and editors, painting a satirical portrait of vice, morality, and economic hardship.
Reception To Honor Congressional Team
Washington plan outlines a Jan 14 reception in the Dirksen Building honoring North Carolina’s three new congressional members and the state’s people. It follows the noon swearing in in the Capitol, with limited tickets for the ceremonies and a 3 to 5 pm reception for homefolks and guests. Concerns over ticket limits are noted by Rep Neal and others.
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