House Roll Call Votes On Eugenics and Other Bills
House votes on HB947 Eugenics Compensation program HB960 Homeowners with underwater mortgages HB1035 license plate backgrounds and more. Adoption tallies range from 68 to 117 votes with bills sent to the Senate for consideration and state festival and gaming measures approved or rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugneics Board of
North Carolina
Larry Womble
Forsyth
Senate
House Select Committee
Tim Moffitt
R-Buncombe
YES Yes
Joint Legislative Transportation Oversight Committee
Mitch Gillespie
R-Mcdowell
Indian Gaming Education Revenue Fund
Tom Apodaca
R-Henderson
Senate Roll-Call Votes and State Legislation Highlights
A roundup of senate roll calls and house actions includes the $B820 Clean Energy and Economic Security Act reconstituting the Mining Commission as the Mining and Energy Commission and authorizing modern oil and gas regulation with a drilling ban pending approval. Other items: SB849 Officer Salary Continuation, SB869 Firefighter Disability, $8908 Matching Funds Repeal, a YES HB149 Terrorism state offense, HB261 Intrastate Motor Carrier Markings, HB493 Landlord Tenant changes, and HB589 Divorce Child Support changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Commission
The
Mining and Energy Commission
Bob Rucho
Mecklenburg
House
Peter Brunstetter
R-Forsyth
Senate
Danny McComas
New Hanover
Arrest Reports Summary From Gaston County June 5–6
Daily arrest list for June 5 to 6 records numerous adult suspects with ages from 17 to 88. Entries include names addresses times and charges such as burglary residential forced entry assault simple larceny and multiple warrants from other agencies. Notable locations include Charlotte Gastonia Belmont Lincolnton Spartanburg and Cherryville with times spanning from midnight to noon.
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Gaston Law Enforcement
Acampora
Aaron Thomas
Columbus St
Charlotte
E. Long Ave
Banks
John Frank
S. Mulberry St
Cherryville
W. Franklin Blvd
Barley
Jahill Lamar
Bell
Jessica Michelle
Yellowstone Court
Gastonia
Goodson
Stacy Darius
Derrydown Drive
New Hope Road
Grier
Gene Arthur
Glenn St
Harris
Christopher Ray
Claudette Drive
Brown St
Autopsy finds no flesh in attacker of homeless man
MIAMI. Rudy Eugene, dubbed the Cause Zombie, bit a homeless man’s face May 26. Autopsy shows no human flesh in Eugene’s stomach, but undigested pills were found. Police fatally shot him as the attack unfolded near the MacArthur Causeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Mct
Rudy Eugene
McClatchy
Eugene
MacArthur Causeway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Register of Deeds
N.C
Johnathan Rhyne
R-Mecklenburg
Bill
Gaston
Kelly Hastings
R-Gaston
Rep
Tim Moore
R-Clevelany
Jason Laine
Lincoln
Shelby
Marion
Swansboro
Thom Goolsby
Hanover
Chris Carney
Iredell
Joint Legislative Oversight Committee On Justice and Public Safety
VES
Warren Daniel
R-Burke
Ric Killian
Julia Howard
R-Davie
North Carolina Bar Association
Sarah Stevens
Surry
John Faircloth
R-Guilford
Pira
Department of Commerce
Black
Boapang al
Boatangel.com
City of Gastonia Police Department
Littlejohn
Victoria
Monique
Lincoln Lane
Spartanburg
S.C
Earl Lane Mackey
Daniel Wardell
Kee Road
Belmont
Neal
David Adam
Georgetown Road
Lincolnton
Chester St
Noah
Steven Craig
Crystal Meginnis
S. Oak St
Phillips
Alonzo Lorenzo
Belfast Drive
West Airline
North
Morris Street
Stout
Kimberly Lynn
Dawn
N. Webb St
Haynes Ave
Worley
James W
Pinecrest Drive
Gaston County
Police Department
E Cortez
Ismael Jarquin
Williams Road
CFA
Eddie Nichols
Lepe-Rodriguez
Eleodoro
Donovan Place
OFA
Plemmons
Amanda Joann
Whitesides Road
Crouse
Whitesides
Sheriff's Office
I Arrendale
Michael Charles
Seventh Ave
Boone
Joseph Lee
Louisiana Ave
Bessemer City
N. Marietta St
Bowen
Christopher Martin
Hickory Hollow Road
Byrd
Angela M
Cagle Court
Gibson
David Clifton
Mount Holly
N. Marietta Se
E Heffner
Summer Marie
Hilltop Drive
Thomason
James A
Southgate Court
W. Franklin Bivd
Primitives
Zion Baptist Church
S. Propst Street
Leo Kuykendall
Hudson Blvd
Neal Hawkins
Propst
Nursery
Time Warner
Charter
Direct TV
Dish Network
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