North Carolina Eyes Changes to Board of Higher Education
Lawmakers discuss redefining and strengthening the Board of Higher Education rather than abolishing it. Governor Moore opposes abolition but favors changes. several legislators express mixed views while Sen. Warren and Sen. Scott signal little Senate appetite for ending the board.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
State Board of Higher Education
Dan Moore
David M. Britt
Robeson County
Belk President Named At North Carolina Merchants Meet
State Sen. Irwin Belk of Charlotte will become president of the North Carolina Merchants Association at Wrightsville Beach May 23-24. Belk, Belk Stores Services owner and a first vice president, will be succeeded as first vice president by George Royall of Elkin. A second vice president will follow Royall. Hundreds of merchants are expected for the Blockade Runner Motel gathering with talks by Thomas Storrs of Greensboro and H. Roe Bartle, former Kansas City mayor.
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Wrightsville Beach N.C
Irwin Belk
Charlotte
North Carolina Merchants Association
Wrightsville Beach
Belk
Belk Stores Services
George Royall
Elkin Drug
Royall
Thomas I. Storrs
Greensboro
North Carolina National Bank
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Close Votes Seen On North Carolina Auto Inspection Bill
Morehead City AP Ed Rankin predicts a very close vote in the North Carolina House on the motor vehicle inspection bill. undecided lawmakers will decide the outcome. a defeat would be a blow to Moore's traffic safety program. Rankin cites public resentment of the 1948 inspection law and notes opposition from home counties. Rankin also mentions talks with Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, a potential wildlife resources commission revamp, and education funding requests.
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Morehead City
N.C
Ed Rankin
Dan Moore
North Carolina House
Rankin
Associated Press
J. Gov. Moore
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
State
Moore
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Textile Union blasts NLRB as cruel hoax on workers
The Textile Workers Union criticized the National Labor Relations Board, calling its actions a cruel hoax on workers seeking to organize. It urged new agency procedures to end outmoded practices and ineffective enforcement, accusing the NLRB of merely slapping wrists and failing to achieve concrete results.
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Textile Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Rane Au Biench
Sa Fies
Inj Com
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