Box 15

Contains a newspaper clipping pertaining to the end of consideration of the Equal Rights Amendment in the General Assembly following its defeat in a legislative committee.

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to B.D. Schwartz co-authoring a bill that asks the United States President and Congress to petition West Germany to extend the statute of limitations for Nazi war crimes and the predicted defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in the North Carolina Senate.

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to lack of funding for berm replenishment at Carolina Beach, the failure of the Equal Rights Amendment's ratification by the State, and New Hanover County placing their sheriffs and deputies under their civil services.

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to the potential move of the New Hanover County Sheriffs Department to a civil service system which would require legislative action at the State level.

Contains a newspaper clipping pertaining to the timeline of the failure of the Equal Rights Amendment in the North Carolina General Assembly during the 1979 session..

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to the stalling of a bill to block the moving of a shipping container crane from the Morehead City port to the Wilmington port.

Contains a newspaper clipping from The News and Observer discussing the time line of the Equal Rights Amendment bill during the 1979 session of the General Assembly.

Contains a newspaper clipping pertaining to legislation blocking the move of a shipping container crane from the Morehead City port to the Wilmington port.

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to legislation blocking the move of a shipping container crane from the Morehead City port to the Wilmington port, a thank you from a substitute teacher for pay raise, and state legislators' opinions on the New Hanover County Commissioners' attempt to move the Sheriffs Department to a civil service system.

Contains newspaper clippings pertaining to the General Assembly seeking state funds to help mitigate public intoxication and a bill that will lengthen the term of state legislators from two to four years.