Stretch-out controversy echoes through Roanoke Rapids strike
Roanoke Rapids endures fallout from last fall’s strike over the stretch-out system. The Stretch-out Board’s Roosevelt era inquiry found the practice largely nonexistent, debunking Gorman and Dooley claims and blaming none but a few ignorant cases. Editorial urges regional control boards to craft county standards rather than state-wide solution.
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Gorman-Dooley Bally-Hoo
District control board on liquor issue dominates North Carolina debate
A reader cites the liquor control question as the paramount topic in North Carolina with 18 counties voting on various methods and plans. The column notes conversation centers on the potential outcomes and approaches to liquor control.
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Cale Burgess
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