Primary Hassle To Be Decided By Conferees
Raleigh AP. North Carolina 1976 presidential primary rules to be set by a legislative conference committee after House refused Senate version. Centered on potential Wallace Sanford race. Also notes budget battles and auto insurance rate amendments affecting young drivers and state university funding.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Legislative Conference
House
Senate
Alabama
George Wallace
Duke University
Terry Sanford
Sanford
William Staton
D-Lee
Wallace
Department of Corrections
Senate Appropriations
Holfhouser
Base
University of North Carolina
House Committee
William Friday
Assembly Kills No-Fault Bill
In Raleigh the House subcommittee killed all remaining no-fault legislation while the Senate moved toward abolishing age discrimination in auto insurance. The House bill would not raise rates for youths, but would allow surcharges for drivers with points up to 312 dollars for 12 points. The Senate added changes restricting surcharges to moving violations and under debate.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
House
Art Thomas
D-Cabarrus
Senate
John Ingram
Lutherans Open 171st Meeting in Hickory
The North Carolina Lutheran Synod opened its 171st annual convention in Hickory facing possible floor nominations for offices and a constitutional amendment to boost lay delegates to 310. A hunger meal will illustrate global famine and delegates will also tour a Mount Olive Lutheran Church dedication after opening worship.
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Hickory
N. C
North Carolina Lutheran Synod
Mount Olive
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