Bill Called Rubber Stamp Bill Debate in North Carolina Senate
RALEIGH The North Carolina Senate revisits debate on a lending internet bill branded by Sen Jules J Coggins as a rubber stamp for bankers. The bill, revised in committee, seeks higher interest rates and varied fees, with amendments to cap or adjust rates and loan types amid opposition over consolidation of loan types.
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Pauper's Funeral Held For Twelve Trapped In Fire
In Parkerburg West Virginia Susan Bailey and Roger Bailey face murder charges after 12 family members died in a house fire believed set with gasoline. Investigators suspect the couple dated a cousin, with family officials reporting a complex motive as a funeral was planned while children aged from months to 12 years lay dead in the frame dwelling. The two youths appeared in Wood County Circuit Court for preliminary hearings as investigators pursued psychiatric exams and a welfare department report.
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Judges Tighten Rules on Federal Judges Side Jobs
Washington AP report on a conference that limited side jobs for federal judges while allowing continued expense payments and possible pay for public interest services. The panel moved to require judges to file annual income statements and set up enforcement mechanisms, with debates over the reach of its authority and proposed legislation.
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30 Days Or A Whipping Greensboro Youths Punished
In Greensboro District Judge Fentress ordered two 15 year old boys to face a choice between jail time or paying for $150 in property damage caused by eggs thrown at several homes. The youths chose to pay the damages. Sheriff Bill Becker supported the decision. The boys appeared remorseful and returned to their homes with tears.
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U S Waiting For Hanoi To Act On Pullback Plan
Red China accuses Soviet troops of crossing into Chinese territory near Sinkiang in Yuryin County with armored vehicles in a bid to provoke further clashes. Beijing protests note demands withdrawal, demands compensation, and warns of severe punishment if violations continue. Moscow silent on new charge amid ongoing Sino Soviet border tensions.
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House To Squabble Over Tax Five Cents A Pack
North Catalina lawmakers debate Gov. Seat's five cent cigarette tax amid House Finance Committee contesting amendments and projected revenue of about 50 million over two fiscal years. The broader tax package also targets raises on cigars liquor beer and gasoline with various revenue implications and opposition from tobacco interests and lobbyists.
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Policeman Not Guilty By All-White Jury Verdict
In Detroit a white jury took under three hours to find a policeman not guilty of murder in the 87 riot case. The defense claimed self defense amid a charged scene at the Algiers Court. Reactions spanned from calls for investigation into the judge’s conduct to remarks on race relations and police inaction.
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Baptists Face Racial Resolution at Southern Convention
New Orleans report on a protest by a small progressive student group urging the Southern Baptist Convention to adopt a race equality resolution. David Swink, a Puritan University graduate, and others press for a rule barring seat discrimination, citing past segregation incidents such as Tattnall Square Baptist Church in Macon, Georgia.
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Law and Order Man Wins Minneapolis Mayoral Race
Politically independent detective Charles Stenvig defeated Democrat Dan Cohen 74 to 46,739 with 55 percent turnout. Stenvig claimed victory and will be sworn in as mayor, succeeding Arther Waflal who returns to teaching at the University of Minnesota. Cohen was backed by President Nixon and other figures.
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Newsmen Oppose Secrecy Measure On Victims Names
North Carolina editors and readers urge Senate committee to reject a bill that would bar media from naming sex crime victims. Spokesmen say publication rights must stay unfettered, while acknowledging news values and potential harm in some cases. They warn against cloaking secrecy in public criminal proceedings.
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Literacy Test Elimination Faces Senate Doubt In North Carolina
Raleigh AP report says a proposed constitutional amendment to remove the literacy test for voting faces an uncertain path after House approval. Rep Frye, the sole Black legislator, argues the test discriminated in origin, while opponents led by Rep Martin call it racially motivated. The measure links to restoring funds and higher education access, with potential impact on scholarships.
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