NC interest ceiling assailed in Raleigh hearing
In Raleigh lawmakers and witnesses debated removing or altering the 6 percent interest ceiling on loans. Proponents argued freeing loan money would aid farmers and credit access, while opponents urged keeping some protections. A proposed plan would end the ceiling on loans over 5,000 dollars and set a 10 percent cap for smaller loans, drawing support from bankers and some legislators and opposition from Rep. Wade H. Penny Jr and others.
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Negro Separatism Opposed By NAACP
The NAACP rejects Negro separatism as “crazy” and vows opposition, likening it to prior fights against all white Democratic primaries in the South. Lewis of Greenwich defends nonviolence, noting its success spurred dialogue with power structures. he warns violence harms the Negro cause.
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Organizer Says TWUA Is Unfair
Charlotte resident William Dyndar, a former TWUA staffer, charges he was fired November 30 for his union activities. He filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board in Winston-Salem, alleging discrimination by the Textile Workers Union of America AFL CIO. TWUA officials anticipate dismissal, stating the case targets the employer role rather than the union.
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North Carolina Senate Voters Face Wide Range of Bills
In Raleigh AP report, a push for higher wages and pay raises moves through the Senate. Bills would raise wages for state workers and legislators, ease municipal trailer safety rules, and adjust official compensation. The Senate approved a measure on elections for towns, while other proposals await House action. Gov Bob Scott has recommended pay boosts for state employees.
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