Consumer credit bill faces major test in House today
North Carolina House committee advances a consumer credit bill sponsored by Richard Clark that would limit finance charges on installment sales and curb lender protections. The measure seeks caps on rates for various loan brackets and tightens remedies when contracts are secured by real property or default.
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Vale
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Cp. Hichard Clark
Ounion
Gale Busines Clark
Feds pledge soft touch on industrial pollutant cases
Federal officials outlined a restrained enforcement approach for water quality against industry. Civil injunctive actions preferred. criminal charges targeted at plant managers, not top executives. EPA regional agents to seek voluntary cooperation before suits, with enforcement only where firms show no real effort to meet standards.
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Environmental Protection Renoy
EPA
National Association of Manufacturers and
Quarsies
Shiro Kashiwa
U.S. Attorney General
Corps
Justice Department
Kashiwa
Martin Green
Williaam D. Ruckelshaus
Crowe Infant Graveside Services Today at Hollywood Cemetery
Infants of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowe of 214 Sunset Dr. will have graveside services today at Hollywood Cemetery with Rev. George Harper officiating. Readings note survivors and church affiliations, plus viewing hours at the funeral home.
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Hollywood Cemenery
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Eastern Star
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Garsathe Brown
Revival Center
Jenkins Veights
Hollywood Cemetery
Hermon Harpers
Dallas
Alicia Crowe
Deaver Lunsford
Ellen Coryell
Ambrose Crowe
Ward Funeral Home
Margaret Richie Bishop
Margaret Tt. Bishop
York St
Colonial Chapel of
Carothers
Robert Elliot
A. Douglas Alfrich
Figgah Cemetery
Weather Summary for North and South Carolina
North Carolina mostly sunny and mild with highs in the 60s to 70s and cooler nights. Friday cooler with 40s in the mountains and 40s elsewhere. South Carolina partly cloudy, warm at first with upper 70s to lower 80s in the low country, cooler toward the coast and mountains by Friday. some changes in temperature and partial cloudiness expected. The Gastonia Gazette reports regional forecasts and subscription notices.
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South Viet reports 82 enemy killed in four clashes
South Vietnamese forces reported 82 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in four clashes in the northern sector. Five South Vietnamese soldiers died and 33 were wounded in the area, with the day’s big battle near A Shan valley and Laot transshipment point. Additional clashes yielded 37 enemy killed, two heavy weapons seized, and multiple weapon captures. Three South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 30 wounded in another engagement, while two Vietnamese soldiers died and three were wounded in Min Quan Gat province. An explosion in Tuy Hoa market killed three and wounded 43.
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South Vietnam
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Ate Ariles
Laos
Tuy Hoa
Court rules on private parts definition in public displays
North Carolina Court of Appeals holds that private parts may be defined by legislative bodies county by county to prohibit topless dancing. The panel reversed a district ruling and noted the ordinance can restrict display of a woman's breasts in public under state law.
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North Carolina
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Pingsland
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Ise
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Jacksonvilla
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Tenore
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Copeland
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Yale
Tal
Chestel
Dudge
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Tenora
State Supreme Court
Bonds Granted To Low Bidder In Local Deal
Syndicates secured bonds for the community college project and resell to smaller investors. Citizens National Bank bought several hundred thousand dollars of bonds and supports local government, citing faith in city and county finances. Wachovia Bank bought a large number of county bonds as well. Banks weigh municipal ratings before buying bonds.
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Smalter
Citizens National Book
Community College
Pislo Pearson
Citizens National
Pearson
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Charlotte
Ervin seeks 21 million for North Carolina water work
Senator Ervin requested 21 230 000 dollars for fifty North Carolina water projects. This exceeds President Nixon’s request by 9.3 million for the fiscal year starting July 1. Urgent projects include the Neuse River and New Hope reservoirs to supply Raleigh. Ervin and Rep. Nick Galifianakis testified before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee on public works amid ongoing Raleigh water shortages and rationing.
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Ervin Je. Davis
North Carolina
Nixon
New Hope
Raleigh
Ivin
Nick Gallfianakis
Senate Appropriations
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