Senate sends abortion bill back to committee in Raleigh
RALEIGH Senate Republicans push to require teen girls to obtain consent from a close relative, cler gyman, or judge before an abortion in a 26 to 24 party line vote. The measure was sent back to a committee that had approved it, rather than being debated by the full Senate.
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Court upholds conviction of man in ritual mistreatment case
The North Carolina Court of Appeals affirmed the February 1994 conviction of Michael Alan Parker, a Saluda man, whose three children testified he hurt and sodomized them in ritual ceremonies. The panel ruled he received a fair trial and rejected claims of prejudicial error.
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Road plan takes borrowing power from state schools
The North Carolina House approved an 800 million bond to accelerate highway construction. Critics warn it drains borrowing ability for school projects and increases long term debt with 475 million in interest. The measure advances to the Senate, with a voter referendum planned for November 1996.
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