Wachovia names Taylor banking officer in Greensboro
Yann R. Taylor elected banking officer at Wachovia Bank & Trust in Greensboro after starting as a 1969 High Point management trainee. He later managed the North Office in High Point before becoming downtown Greensboro manager in March. CHARLOTTE-NCNB reports first quarter 1976 consolidated income before securities gains of 4.358 million, down from 5.748 million in 1975.
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Yann R. Taylor
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Greensboro
Taylor
Bank
High Point
North
Wachovia
Charlotte
Ncnb Corp
Morgan Visits South Korea and Taiwan Tour
Sen. Robert Morgan of North Carolina is on a 10 day fact finding trip to Taiwan and South Korea. He aims to examine reported crackdowns on civil liberties in South Korea.
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Washington
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Taiwan
South Korea
Neal Hill
Public Works Bill Veto Possible In Senate Debate
Washington AP reports a scaled down 2.9 billion public works jobs bill could win Ford approval if funding stays restrained. Senate Republicans warn against adding expensive amendments while Muskie aims to revive 1 billion for local govs and 1.4 billion for waste treatment.
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Senate
Ford
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Griffin
House
White House
Holshouser May Appoint DOT Chief
Gov. Jim Holshouser may appoint a new secretary for the North Carolina Department of Transportation to end a three day vacancy. G. Perry Green, Boone native and state Board of Transportation member, discussed the job with the governor and said he would accept if offered.
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Raleigh
Jim Holshouser
North Carolina Department of Transportation
Holshouser
Tox
G. Perry Green
State Board of Transportation
Jacob Alexander
Green
Boone
Holfhouser
Bruce Lentz
Troy Doby
Alexander
Dry And Mild Weather Forecast For Triad Area
For the next two days the Triad area can expect sunny skies and mild temperatures with fair conditions across the region.
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Triad Area
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast covers North and South Carolina with sunny spells and mild temperatures. North Carolina expects highs around 70 today, 70s Wednesday, with frost risk in mountains tonight and dry warmer conditions into Thursday. South Carolina sees highs low 70s to mid 70s and mid 40s nights, with 75 to 80 Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Upstate
Midlands
Coast
Preparation H touted as non narcotic relief for patients
An old notice claims doctors achieved temporary relief for hundreds of patients without narcotics or anesthetics using a medication named Preparation H. It asserts the product lubricates inflamed areas to ease bowel movements and mentions ointment or suppository forms. Beware and try Preparation H.
State's Tax Picture Considerably Brighter
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina budget deficit is shrinking with expert estimates lowering potential cuts for 1976-77 to about 3.5 million rather than 42 million. Economists credit government measures and post-recession recovery for stronger income and sales tax revenues, easing projected shortfalls.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina
Lloyd O'Carroll
Fiscal Research Division
QC Carroll
Holfhouser Administration
S. Kenneth Howard
House
Joint Appropriations Committee
Howard
O'Carroll
Government Takes More Alaska Bids
Anchorage based report notes oil firms lined up for Gulf of Alaska drilling rights with top officials predicting bids around 1 billion from about 70 companies. Frontier Area could hold up to 10 billion barrels, comparable to Prudhoe Bay. Auctions aim to unlock 60 billion barrels of oil and 430 trillion cubic feet of gas across Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Ed Hoffman
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Smillion-Acre
Frontier Area
Interior Department
Prudhoe Bay Pool
Gulf
U.S. Geological Survey
United States
Milk Prices Up In 1975 Study Shown In Raleigh
North Carolina milk was cheaper to produce and more costly to buy in 1975, per a study for the state Milk Commission. The cost to produce 100 lbs fell from 10.23 to 10.07 dollars, while the price per 100 lbs rose from 10.17 to 10.47 dollars, yielding an average farmer profit of 40 cents. Larger, more efficient farms tended to be more profitable, with the work by Dr. R C Wells of NC State University.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tow
State Milk Commission
Explosion at Lapua factory kills 37 in Finland
An AtV blast at the Lapua government cartridge loading plant 230 miles north of Helsinki killed 37 people and injured more than 30. Most victims were women. the one story plant was destroyed. A government commission was named to determine the cause as evacuation and aid operations continued.
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Helsinki
Finland
AP ~ Atv
Fense
Lapua
Seinajoki
Defense
Kristian
Vinland
Iat
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