4B The Rocky Mount, N. C. Telegrom, FridayMay 3, 1963 Apartments For Rent Business Services Legislative Report Dr. Banner At Carolina Joins Staff Wesleyan FOR BEST RESULTS USE A TELEGRAM WANT AD Driver Clinic Given Credit For Safety J5PRING HOPE -Eslie Stallings favorable report and the outlook for getting it through the House Higher Education committee is excellent. Some opposition to the bill was anticipated, chiefly on the grounds that students in church-operated schools would be among tt 10 receiving subsidies and that this would violate the concept of separation of church and state.
Proponents of the bill were ready for this argument. The pro-' posed subsidies, they pointed out, Dr. J. Worth Banner will become a Professor of Romance Languages at North Carolina Wesleyan Col lege, according to announcement; by President Thomas A. Collins, Eminently qualifed, Dr.
Banner1 brines more than twentv years of experience in teaching romance! languages and using them In the service of ris country. A native of He then taught at the College of William and Mary for ten years, serving as Chairman of Romance Languages. He is presently teach ling at Rollins College in Florida, where for four years he has serv ed as Director of te Foreign Langu ages Study Program. His primary interest ih Spanish, but he has- compeience in rencn ana liauaii isn A short Introduction, published 1957, pius numerous articles published in learned journals from i950 t0 the present He is a mem ter 0f the Modern Language Asso- ciation, the South Atlantic Modren Language Association, the Ameri- Associaton of Teachers of Spanish. Mount Ary, North Carolina, he is! Language sway.
returning to his native state He is the author of a text. Span enthusiasm. Graduated from Roa- noke College, in 1930, he pursued! his graduate study in Spanish at the University of Texas before re-j turning to his state University. He earned the Master of Arts and rr. D.
degrees at the University of Nortli Carolina in Romance Lang uages. I He served under Josenhus. Daniels in the Foreign Service de-j Banner is married to a na-partmem in Mexico for six yearsj tive of Chapel Hill, and they have prior to World War II, then served! one son, a rising senior who will with Naval Intelligence in Latin! attend Rocky Mount Senior High ft: iUlm. rrakA. nn(iiAi America as an oaicer in uic uimeu ouiiuui mu.
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C. W. ansa, ua aMiwikaiaa u. By JOYCE WILLIAMS Telegram Raleigh Bureau RALEIGH The legislative bill to provide tuition subsidies for students in private colleges in the Uate is running into some unexpected opposition. Endorsed by 93 legislators prior to its introduction in the House.
and strongly backed by the ad- ministration, the bill looked to be virtual shoo-in. And it still stands a chance. The Senate Higher Ed ucation committee has given it a WFMA GIVES RADIO BACK TO THE RADIO LISTENER Fine Music ON WFMA 100.7 on FM TODAY ft Sal. (Matinee) DOUBLE HORROilS! 'The MILL of tht STONE WOMEN" ia BlooiJ-Chilllnt; COLOR Als "HOUSE OF FRIGHT" Also Ia COLOR Start May 15th Disney'B "White Stallions" Now Showinx DnublP Fea'nre "GIRL CHASERS" All Star Cast Also "Seven Men From Now" la Color With RANDOLPH SCOTT Plus A Color Cartooa Play LUCKY Sat. Night rsEsa n-o-w BEWARE! Suddenly the hidtout crawling things art tvtrywhoro and No jOn Con Eicapc! your blood ifreoxei wheat you tee "THE DAY TUP TRIFFIDS'i in color and cinemascope COLOR and CINI InlU 5c StH.
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"I have consistently committed all teenage traffic violators since last spring to this school, a total of 48, and not a single one has been beck in this "Many. of these young citizens have come, back to roe saying they wish they could have had this course before they became ciola- tors and it the violation) would not have happened." Stallings conducts one of 35 schools operated throughout the state when persons having seven or more "points" are sent for driv ing instructions. Students taking the eight-hour course also are per sons cited by various mayors (such as the Oxford situation) who prescribe the school for young, or inexperienced drivers. The local man is an employee of the Department of Motor Vehicles Driver Education and Accident Re cords Division. CO-EXECUTORS' NOTICE All persons having claims against HATTIE A.
GREGORY, late of Nash County, N. are notified to exhibit the same to the under-sighed by October 12, 1963, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This the 12th day of April, 1963. THE PLANT ERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Rocky Mount, N. C.
and JANE GREGORY MARROW, CO-EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE All persons having claims against MADISON JUDSON NEWSOME, late of Nash County, N. are notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned by October 12, 1963. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. AU persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pavment.
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OVER 150 MONUMENTS on display for voa to choose from ROCKY MOt'VTJWEMORiAL CO. would go to the student, not to the school. As such, it was argu ed, the subsidies were compar- able to the grants made under the GI Bill of Rights which also went directly to the student, thereby circumventing the church-state question. Evidently, the proponents of the bill made their point. The expected opposition to the bill on the church-state grounds petered out.
The question was raised in a public hearing, but failed to "become the. important issue in the Senate Higher Education committee discussion of the bill. But if members of the Senate committee failed to question the bill on the constitutional issue, they did question it on other and unexpected grounds. They questioned the need for the bill, which would" cost the state a total of $6 million over the next biennium. The money, would be used to provide tuition subsid ies of up to $100 a semester for students in colleges a g-itifc more than $100 a semester.
The amount of each grant would be dependent on the net state taxable income of the student's family. Those with a net taxable income of up to $2,000, for example, would be entitled to the maximum subsidy of $100 per semester, applicable to tuition over and above $100 a semester. Those with incomes ranging big from $2,000 to $3,600 would be entitled to $75 a semester and those in the $3,600 to $7,200 income range would get $50 a se mester. No subsidies would be available to anyone with a family income above $7,200. It is anticipated that most of the students benefitting under the bill would receive the maximum grant of $100 a semester.
David S. CoHrane, -special assistant to the governor, and charged with lining up "Support for the bill, estimated 77 per cent of North Carolina families paying state taxes fall into the class of having a net taxable income under 2,000. It would seem as if this statis- tic. alone, would be convincing proof of the need for subsidizing students, but not all the senators seemed to think so. Sen.
Gordon Hanes of Forsyrh Mid h. had no doubt there were nwdv students in colleees but he questioned the necessity of a bill to provide aid' for an esti mated 17,500 students. "Certainly, we want to help anyone who needs it," Hanes said "but we do not. on the other hand, want to aid those students who can make it on their own. The same ebjection is likely to come up in the Appropriations committee, which will be the next to consider the bill.
It may also be pointed out in the Appropria tion subcommittee. which has closed its meeting to the press, that the bill may wind up costing the state considerable more than the $6 million contemplated for the next biennium. Coltrane said, under question, that be thought it might be hav- k.MM a 1 i 111 A tn vtloft 111; friuiiK a iitwc pnei on aiding over 17.500 students or a total of $3 million a year, and that the fund might run short unless private foundations made up the Hanes was one of several who also questioned whether state aid to private colleges, even through tuition subsidies, might vot lend to a certain amount of state con trol in private schools. He sug gested that, if the state were to provide aid for students in pri vate colleges, it might be better for all concerned if the funds came from an independent founda tion or student incentives. Hanes proposed that the state, as well as private persons and Dusmeases, might contribute to such a foundation.
The objections raised by Hanes and others did not kill the bill in committee, but they did cut into the initial support for it The final vote for the bill was 94, and only after Committee Chairman Robert Lee umber of Pitt broke an tie by his favorable vote. With the vote this close in cemmittee, it seems clear the bill will hav harder going than the initial support for it indicated. Flossy Paying For Mockingbird Heal TUCSOV, Km. AP-Flossy. a 7-year-old cat.
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Vitale called Flossy. As toon as the cat appeared, the mockingbird began to scream. "Now watch." said Mrs. Vitale. "She never attacks rata 'lossy is huy." Mrs.
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