Pay Toilet Bills Move Through State Legislatures
State Government News reports 20 states consider abolishing or restricting pay toilets amid budget concerns. Wyoming bans charges in public restrooms from May 30, with fines up to 100 dollars. Nevada debate continues. other states weigh free restroom quotas and bans. Nik-O-Lok defends paid locks as maintenance funding while Utah legislator disputes cleanliness claim.
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Body recovered from Blewett Falls Lake in Anson County
The body of 22 year old Danny Hardy of Laurinburg was recovered Sunday morning from Blewett Falls Lake in eastern Anson County. He drowned Saturday night after a fishing boat throttle stuck and pitched him into the water, authorities said.
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Wadesboro
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Laurinburg
Blewett Falls Lake
Anson County
Anson County Sheriff's Department
Danny Hardy
Jacoby on Bridge Sees Bold Auction and Final Play
The panel discuss a highly favorable bridge hand starting with a standard notrump, Stayman and Stayman-like doubles. North raises to four diamonds, South bids four hearts, and South later discards cashed trumps. The analysts praise South's defense and decision to let South gamble the hand.
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North
South
Jim
Oswald
Fun across VAmusement 33 and 34 Remedy Greek market
A fragmented list of crossword style clues and cryptic phrases appears, referencing various topics from amusements and remedies to locations and objects. It includes entries about public notices, foods, deities, and nautical terms, with scattered numbers and language indicating a puzzle page.
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Italy
Piedmont Faces 50 Percent Natural Gas Curtailment
Washington reports Piedmont Natural Gas Co. will see a 40.9 billion cubic foot cut in deliveries from Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co. under Federal Power Commission data. For the 12 months starting April 1 Piedmont's demand is 75.5 billion cubic feet while Transco plans 34.6 billion, vs 50.7 of last year. Piedmont wholesalers gas to several South Carolina retailers.
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Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Transcontinental Gas Pipline Co
Federal Power Commission
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Piedmont
Support Up For Women's Rights By Louis Harris
National survey shows a decisive 59 28 support for most efforts to strengthen women's status, with ERA backing 51 36 and 45 40 against eroding special protections. Men favor the movement more than women, and support for ERA grows despite lingering opposition.
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Harris
Webb to Push Bill Eliminating Throwaway Containers
Raleigh AP report says North Carolina House sponsor Rep. Charlie Webb will push the measure to advance through as many stages as possible. The bill would require a minimum deposit on all beverage bottles and cans to curb litter, promote recycling, ban detachable flip tops, and force retailers to refund deposits on returns. A Senate counterpart by Sen. Charles Vickery was previously killed in committee.
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North Carolina
Charlie Webb
D-Guilford
Oregon
Webb
Charles Vickery
Orange
Senate Natural and Economic Resources Committee
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