Senator Allsbrook Sues Garnishment With Textile Bill
Senator Julian R Allsbrook introduced Senate Bill 66 to Roanoke Rapids textile workers. The act limits wage garnishment to 25 percent weekly and bans extra collector fees while requiring advance notice at the workplace and a right to appeal. It also refunds misapplied taxes if notices are late and protects workers in court.
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Roanoke Rapids
Julian R. Allsbrook
Allsbrook Backed by Textile Workers in State Senate Push
The text credits Senator Allsbrook as a true friend to textile workers, taking action to change a long-standing burden on mills. It notes others missed chances to reform the law until Allsbrook entered the State Senate.
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Mr. Allsbrook
State Senate
Editorial Cheers to Tax Reform and Liquor Legalization Debate
The piece criticizes the News & Observer for dodging the core issue of funding the state for two years. It argues that repealing the general sales tax requires legalizing liquor to raise substantial revenue and cites neighboring states with legalized liquor as a risk to North Carolina’s retail business.
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News & Observer
Raleigh
North Carolina
N&o
Virginia
Quote Advocates Tax Repeal and Liquor Legalization Link
A political speaker argues that if sales tax should be repealed for driving business away, liquor should be legalized for the same reason. The remark equates tax policy with beverage regulation as a reform suggestion.
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