Assembly caucus scene and cigarette tax compromise
In a two picture montage Gav Holt Senite addresses a House caucus at the House while Speaker Bart Vauph sits nearby. A crowd of lawmakers waits as the governor signals preference for his original five cent per cigarette tax but leans toward a reasonable compromise if no veto. The legislature votes to maintain the five cent tax with broad support, amid debate over a car fuel tax and a general beverage law.
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Clifford Calls for Cut in Fighting and troop withdrawal
AP Special Correspondent William L. details Clifford’s Foreign Affairs article advocating reduced combat in Vietnam and a U.S. withdrawal of most ground troops by end of 1973. He argues disengagement could ease South Vietnam’s political strain and cites changes since the mid 1960s.
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Nixon To Answer Questions Tonight
Washington sources report President Nixon will answer questions at a five PM press conference in Washington. Officials say the session will focus on Vietnam, economy, and potential policy moves, with an opening statement expected before a rapid Q and A.
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Patman seeks Kennedy resignation amid rate unrest
Rep Patman says he wants President Kennedy to resign as his committee opens hearings into the rise in prime interest rates. He cites banking pressure on families and questions potential need for a national usury law while Treasury Secretary Ball may testify. The dispute echoes broader Wall Street strain and policy concerns.
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Body Found In Plane Wreckage
A plane crash near Crescent Beach left a body recovered from wreckage. Coroner Clayton Richardson of Harry County identified a key chain as belonging to Conrad A. “Canal” Wimbish, operator of Mid-Atlantic Aviation. Wimbish was reportedly piloting from his private airport and disappeared Monday night. The report notes political and financial context about President Nixon and Bank actions, but confirms no further identification.
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House Approves Tax Plan Amid Tobacco Tax Push
A Democratic group backed a $80 million tax package including a five cent cigarette tax and soft drink levy. The vote neared a final approval with a potential adjournment planned a week from Saturday as North Carolina remains cigarette tax free.
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Compromise tax plan eyed to pass Senate vote
Howar Benersts proposes a compromise tax package with two cent cigarette levy and soft drink tax, plus corporate tax hike, sought by many even foes. Governor rejects reductions to the upcoming budget and backs a unified Democratic stance as the House contemplates passage.
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Burney cites tax bill on utility property valuation debate
North Carolina lawmakers grapple with a measure to base utility company valuations on a five year average rather than current cash value. Opponents warn the plan could remove hundreds of millions in property from tax rolls and benefit major utilities. supporters say it aligns with a state study commission's recommendations. Senate committee members questioned the bill’s impact and possible missteps, while Burney urged straight questions as he presented past valuation discrepancies.
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HUD funds cut proposed in Nixon budget package
Washington lawmakers weighed a 10 percent, 043 million cut in new HUD funds as part of a 1.53 billion emergency omnibus measure. The package would trim housing and urban development programs including veterans housing, model cities, and rent supplements while preserving some allocations, with the overall budget cut around 971 million.
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Teen in Mountain Rescue Turns Tragedy to Hospitalized Mystery
Matthew vanished after a four day hike in San Narding mountain country. Police and volunteers searched with the Mayhew Warditsey squad and 18 year old HNL Brow Dyiutt were among responders. The Marine Corps Holt unit joined the inquiry as doctors reported serious injuries from the ordeal.
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Watchdog bill move aims to force action in Senate
The Senate debates amendments to a watchdog bill as legislators push for a stronger restorative services commission and tighter oversight. Key figures include Leo and Norwood Bryan backing amendments while the Appropriations Committee signals no immediate action. A separate measure, approved 97-10, would curb beer sales to minors by requiring proof of age and clarifying seller liability. A tire inspection bill, seeking exemptions for dual tire fleets, advances in the Senate Highway Safety Committee chaired by George Wood.
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Dennis Is Still Missing In Smoky Mountains search
Dennis, a boy missing since Saturday, sparked a broad search in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Knoxvill e area residents and hundreds of volunteers including Army Green Berets Veterans of Vietnam, National Guardsmen, and park rangers comb the park for the youngster whose fourth birthday is Friday. The mother asks for continued prayers as authorities press on until Dennis is found or the body is recovered.
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