Sawhill Named Energy Chief to Succeed Simon
President Nixon plans to appoint John C. Sawhill as federal energy chief, replacing William E. Simon who will move to Treasury. Sawhill, 37, has led day to day operations at the Federal Energy Office and comes with Capitol Hill support, signaling continuity in energy policy amid White House debates over his fit.
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Cool and Cloudy Weather Across North Carolina and South Carolina
The forecast shows cooler tonight and Wednesday with increasing clouds. Lows tonight in the upper 30s to low 40s, highs Wednesday in the 60s to low 70s, and a 16 to 20 percent chance of rain.
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Air Fare Rises Again After Jet Fuel Costs Jump
Airlines raise domestic tickets by six percent marking the second hike in five months. A coast to coast one way coach fare now 187 dollars up from 168 dollars after the November increase amid an Arab oil embargo and fuel shortage.
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Wachovia Names Ayers to High Point Board of Managers
Highland Yarn Mills treasurer J A Ayers has been elected to Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point board of managers. W Steven Owen and Frances M Welborn are promoted to assistant vice presidents and Allen L Parks becomes auditing officer. Ayers, Greensboro native, joined Highland Yarn in 1964 after UNC Chapel Hill graduation. Owen, High Point native, joined Wachovia in 1968 and became banking officer in 1972. He serves as Jamestown Jaycees treasurer and Goodwill director. he and his wife have a daughter. Welborn joined Wachovia in 1939 in High Point and was banking officer in 1968. she is a High Point College graduate and member of Sigma Alpha Phi and the National Association of Bank...
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Digging For Bodies Stopped In Hall County River Bank
Investigators halted their search six days after recovering a body of a Winder man buried on the Mulberry River bank Hall County. Ron Angel of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation stated the search was over by joint decision and he could call it off.
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Carthage Native and Lynchburg Pair Join Wachovia
A native of Carthage, she is married to Edgar S. Welborn Jr. Parks, a Lynchburg, Virginia native, joined Wachovia in 1971 at Winston-Salem and moved to High Point as an assistant local auditor in 1973. He attended Duke University and is a 1971 graduate of North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro.
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Bank Rations Pennies As Copper Costs Rise
CHARLOTTE AP The federal reserve bank at Charlotte is rationing pennies due to hoarding as copper prices rise. Milton Winters says banks allot pennies by past needs, not current demand, while the Treasury imposes a melting or exporting ban with penalties. The penny composition and possible alloy changes are discussed as metals costs climb.
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GE Guilty Of Sexual Discrimination Judge Ruling
U S District Judge Robert R Merhige Jr in Richmond ruled General Electric violated the Civil Rights Act by denying sickness and accident benefits to pregnant employees in a deliberate policy. The decision affects about 100000 women at GE plants nationwide, in a class action by seven Salem Virginia plant workers and Local 161 of IUE. Male and female employees must be treated the same.
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