Governor Endorses Brown Bag Liquor Bill in North Carolina
Gov Dan Moore backs a bill to legalize brown bagging of liquor in North Carolina. The measure, set for Senate debate, would allow possession of up to one gallon of tax paid liquor anywhere in the state with signage for establishments opposed to the practice. The Supreme Court previously ruled such use violates state law. Moore also discussed Daylight Saving Time and higher education plans, plus a local option sales tax proposal.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Moore
State Senate
Moore
Bil
Senate
Sen
C. V. Henkel
D-Iiedell
Henkel
State Supreme Court
East Carolina College
Rev. Carl Ziegler Dies at 91 Founder of Alpha Chi Rho
The Rev. Carl Ziegler, 91, founder of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity, died Sunday in a Durham hospital. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at St Matthews Episcopal Church in Hillsborough. Ordained in the Episcopal ministry, he served churches in St. Louis Michigan and Ishpeming Michigan before retiring, arriving in Hillsborough in 1961.
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Hillsborough
N. C
Carl Ziegler
Alpha Chi Rho
Durham
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Mich
Ishpening
Baptist Leader Opposes Brown Bagging Bill in NC Senate
Marie Grant editor of the Biblical Recorder, official of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention, says a brown bagging bill would negate local option elections and force liquor into counties that have banned alcohol. The bill, backed by Governor Dan Moore, would let individuals carry a gallon of whiskey into restaurants and clubs statewide as Senate debate looms.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Senate
Marie Grant
The
Biblical Recorder
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Mecklenburg approves $35 million school bond issue
Voters in Mecklenburg County approve a 35 million dollar school bond by about 2 percent in a 21 647 to 8 867 tally. The funds will finance 11 new schools in five years and renovate 78 existing schools to equalize facilities across the county.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Apollo 1 fire probe nears end without pinpointing cause
NASA board led by Dr. Floyd L. Thompson concludes a weeks long investigation with 1,500 experts, narrowing to five or six electrical fault sources from the Jan 27 pad blaze that killed Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee. Debrief to NASA chief James Webb due by April 1.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Chaffee
Floyd L. Thompson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
Thompson
NASA
James E. Webb
Computers Would Have Spotted Oswald
Rep. Tom Steed said a Secret Service computerized information system in 1963 would have flagged Lee Harvey Oswald as a threat and revealed his Dallas presence near the motorcade route. The Secret Service declined to comment.
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Washington
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tom Steed
Oklahoma Democrat
Oswald
Dallas
Kennedy
Steed
House App
North Carolina Drunk Driving Crackdown Bill Push
Rep. Thomas Strickland introduces a bill to raise penalties for drunken driving in North Carolina. The plan lays out fines from 100 to 500 dollars and mandatory jail terms from three to seven days for first to repeat offenses, aiming to deter repeat offenses. The measure, now before a House committee, seeks a House vote this session.
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Raleigh
Thomas Strickland
D-Wayne
North Carolina
Strickland
Tae Tye Wayne
General Assembly
House
North Carolina House considers joint state tax returns
Lawmakers discussed allowing married couples to file joint NC income tax returns to align with federal rules. Other topics included directing liquor tax receipts to alcohol treatment centers, airport development grants, education staffing bills, and a constitutional presidency succession amendment. Marietta's history noted.
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Charles Farlow
Main
Jimmy Love
D-Lee
W. W. Staton
State Department of Mental Health
Joe B. Raynor Jr
Cumberland
John B. Chase
Wayne
Julian Allsbrook
Raynor
Federal Aviation Agency
Vont Gilmore
D-Moore
United Forces For Education
Gilmore
Ed McKnight
Forsyth
U.S
Marietta
Ohio
America
Lexington
West End
E. Green
Ralph Saunders
Ralph
East Washington Drive
Bayan Alg
E. Washington Drive
NEW South Motor Inn
S. Main St
High Point
Finance & Acceptance Corporation of High Point, Inc
East Commerce Street
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