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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1975

Page

4

Handling Of Snakes Ruled Illegal By Court

Tennessee Supreme Court ruled snake handling and the drinking of poisons by followers of the Holiness Church of God in Jesus Name a public nuisance and illegal. The decision raises First Amendment questions that may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. The case began after two members died from strychnine and a third was hospitalized in 1973.

Nashville Tenn Liston Pack Holiness Church of God In Jesus Name East Tennessee Tennessee Supreme Court Appalachia Southeast Pack Theo J. Emison Jr Alamo, Tenn State Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Holiness Church Joseph W. Henry

Morgan Busing Divide Highlights Senate Debate

Senator Robert Morgan of North Carolina criticizes moves to outlaw busing while supporting compliance with court orders in his state. He argues a nationwide ban would leave Northern districts segregated, urging all regions to follow the same standards. Senator Jesse Helms presses against federal funding for forced busing.

Washington Robert Morgan D-N.c Congressional Morgan Congress Senate North Carolina Boston Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Sen Jesse Helms Justice Department

Carolina Telephone Seeks Major Rate Hike Across 38 NC Counties

Hearings opened on Carolina Telephone and Telegraph request to raise rates 10.9 to 56 percent, adding about 12.8 million dollars yearly. The increases would hit one party residential bills in towns including Tarboro Washington New Bern Jacksonville Kinston Wilson Rocky Mount Greenville Fayetteville with rises from 1.45 to 2.45 dollars per month. CT&T last raised rates in 1958 and argues higher costs justify the change.

Raleigh State Utilities Commission Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co Ct&t North Carolina Tarboro Washington Morehead City New Bern Jacksonville Kinston Wilson Rocky Mount Greenville Fayetteville

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