ERA supporters and foes sense better odds in 1977 vote
In Raleigh AP report, both supporters and opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment say chances of ratifying in 1977 are better than two years ago. Key legislators discuss party votes, broken promises, and the role of Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green in steering or stalling the ERA through the North Carolina Senate and House.
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Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh
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Ralph Scott
D-Alamance
Ronald Earl Mason
Ccarteret
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Jimmy Green
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James B. Garrison
D-Stanly
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William T. Watkins
D-Granville
J. J. ‘Monk’ Harrington
D-Bertie
Roberts Jernigan
D-Hertford
J. P. Huskins
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