Co Workers Find Body in Creek Near Charlotte
In Charlotte area colleagues organized a search after police efforts failed to locate missing Belmont dock worker William Red Price 41. The body was found in a creek near U S 21 NW about 200 yards from Price’s car found two weeks earlier. Price worked for Roadway Express Inc.
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Price
Roadway Express Inc
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Rawls Resigns as Hardee's CEO After Report Dispute
Rocky Mount North Carolina AP reports Leonard Rawls cofounder of Hardee's Food Systems Inc resigns as chief executive officer but remains chairman. Jack A Laughery to succeed. board director James R. Trotter also resigns over the 1974 annual report and 10 K timing.
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N.C
Hardee
Food Systems Inc
Leonard Rawls
Rawls
Hardees
Jack A. Laughery
James R. Trotter
Trotter
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Bell Helicopter pitches Cobras to Iran as military ads target heads of state
Washington AP reports Bell Helicopter of Fort Worth promotes its attack Cobra helicopter to Iran and other nations through vivid magazine ads touting rapid strikes and “world's most effective air mobility team.” The Iran deal plans 489 helicopters at about 1 million each, with 1,500 U.S. civilians to train Iranian crews.
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Modern Asia
Bell Helicopter Co
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Bell Helicopter International
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Foxtron Corp
Providence
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Bell Helicopter
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Senators Use Committee Employes As Their Aides
The New Republic reports widespread use of committee staff as personal aides by U S senators. Examples include Roy Ogburn in Senator Scott s office and Paul Kirk Jr on Kennedy s subcommittee payroll, with many aides billed to subcommittees or offices. The piece notes staff budget growth and calls for enforcing or reforming rules.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
New Republic Magazine
Roy M. Ogburn
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Scott
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GOP
Edward K. Hamberger
Capitol Hill
Judiciary Committee
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Judiciary
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R-Neb
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Hiran Fong
it-Hawaii
Pincus
Ogburn
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Several Hundred Plant Workers To Be Laid Off In Ohio
BARBERTON Ohio AP PPG Industries will lay off several hundred workers at its chemical plant on March 1. The plant employs 1250 people. The spokesman cited a sharp drop in chlorine sales over the past two months as the reason. The exact number to be laid off was not yet determined.
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PPG Industries, Inc
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