Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 20

10B Tuesday, April 15, 1969 In 1 ourtiai cnaarn Mixson Would Give Cities Emergency Powers or transfer or the display in any store of any ammunition, guns and other firearms. official may take steps to protect the lives and property. He can forbid the sale or property, he may declare the emergency. In such case the designated lic disorder, widespread disobedience of the law, and substantial injury to persons Lafe Payment Credit Penalty Asked bv Reeves fSorv7T iku ran i iw: more than permitted under the usury law. Rep.

Ed Fortune of Pace introduced a bill in the House which says that practitioners of naturopathy must display the word "naturopath" on their signs in letters of sufficient 6ize so that the word can be easily read. REP. WAYNE MIXSO.N sheriffs could act Pensacola VRM News-Journal Bureau TALLAHASSEE A bill relating to charges which may be made for late payments of installments of principal and interest on borrowed money or notes was introduced in the House Monday by Rep. James Reeves of Pensacola. The bill provides that a creditor may include in the terms and provisions of any note, mortgage or other security instrument a provision requiring the maker to pay a penalty with respect to any installment which is not paid upon the date due.

It provides the charge can be equal to 5 per cent of the unpaid amount but no penalty can be more than $25. The bill says that the late charge cannot be considered as interest, however. Reeves said it is necessary that the late charge not be considered interest because if it could be considered interest then the rate would be News-Journal Bureau TALLAHASSEE A bill to establish procedures under which a city or county in case of affrays, riots, routs and unlawful assemblies can declare emergencies and use emergency powers to handle the situation was introduced in the House Monday by Rep. Wayne Mixson of Marianna. The bill says in the event of overt acts of violence or the imminent threat of such violence, within a county or city, and in the event that the governor has not declared a state of emergency, local officers shall be empowered to declare such state of emergency.

The bill says the sheriff shall be empowered to declare that a state of emergency exists and be empowered to exercise the emergency powers provided by the law. The bill says the governing body in a city may designate by ordinance which official shall be empowered to act in case of such emergency. The designated city official may be the mayor, police chief, city manager or other such city official as the council shall deem appropriate. If no official is designated by the city the chief of police is designated. The bill says whenever the designated official determines there has been an act of violence or flagrant and substantial defiance of or resistance to a lawful exercise of public authority and there is reason to believe there is danger of a riot or other pub Exemption Asked irtt iii i iuiitirii i 0 ML News-Journal Bureau TALLAHASSEE A bill which would amend the present law to exempt the Pensacola Waterfront Rescue Mission from being required to purchase the annual motor vehicle license tag for vehicl mm es used in its work was introduced in the Senate Monday by Sen.

John Eroxson of Gulf Brme. Present law exempts public 1 scnooi autnorities owning vehicles used in transporting school children to and from school including churches For Movers Senate Passes Vote Bill News-Journal Bureau TALLAHASSEE A bill to provide that registered voters who move from one county to another immediately prior to a national or state election can vote absentee ballots in the county of their former home passed the Senate Monday. It now goes to the House. Sen. Mallory Home of Tallahassee, whose district ex-'ends to Crestview, and who sponsored the bill, said in the last general election thousands of voters in Florida were deprived of the chance to vote for president merely because they had moved from one county to another withi nsix months of the election.

Many of 'those deprived of the right to vote had moved to Escambia County a short time before the election. Under Horn's bill which pjssed by a vote of 42 to 0 whenever a person moves from one county to anothr in the state and he is not eligible to register in his new county because he has not been a resident for six months he can vote an absentee ballot in his former owning vehicles used in trans porting passengers without compensation solely for church and Sunday school pur MAY I GIVE YOU 2 poses. WEEKS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 ON YOUR FAMILY WANT AD. Present law also exempts vehicles owned and operated by the federal government, the Boy Scouts of America or other boys clubs, National 3-Day Holiday Bill for State Wins in Senate TALLAHASSEE (UPD-The three-day Holiday bill for state employes passed the Senate Monday with flying colors. The bill, steered by Sen.

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NEWS-JOURNAL Abortion Bill Clears Senate Yes! Ah! As they say (6The Name of The Game Is This is really $214,000 Sought In Claims Bill News-Journal Bureau TALLAHASSEE A claims bill to pay S. T. Settles of Crestview $214,000 for injuries received when he fell into a drainage pit on Highway 90 was introduced in the House Monday by Rep. H. D.

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"I'm encourage. I think the chances of overall passage shot up as a result," Shevin said. The bill approved 6-4 is similar to one already out of committee in the House. Shevin described the House bill, however, as "a much tighter bill." The proposed legislation would allow abortions in case of rape or incest, or if the health of the child would be severly affected in the opinion of three physicians. An abortion could, be performed also to protect the health or life of the mother.

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