Lee Elected GOP Head After Hiatt Concedes
Charlotte AP Jack Lee former Fayetteville mayor and Helms ally was elected chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party by acclamation after his only opponent Bill Hiatt conceded during delegate balloting at the state convention. Mary Jane Holiday won vice chair against Alexa Jordan. Helms and Holshouser did not endorse anyone and did not attend the main election.
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Charlotte
Jack Lee
Fayetteville
U.S
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
North Carolina
Republican Party
Bill Hiatt
Hiatt
Lee
Mary Jane Holiday
Buncombe County
Alexa Jordan
Alamance County
Kenneth Hauser Finishes Week as NC Senate Page
Kenneth Hauser completes a week serving as a senate page for the North Carolina General Assembly in Raleigh. He was appointed by Lt. Gov. James C. Green and is president of the Ferndale Junior High School student council.
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Kenneth Hauser
Senate
North Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh
James C. Green
Robert E. Hauser
Kenneth
Ferndale Junior High School
Boy Scout Troop 55
First United Methodist Church
Northwestern Bank cited for possible illegal gifts
Northwestern Financial Corp says up to 40000 may have funded illegal political contributions during 1968 to 1972. Cash and about 13000 in assets including use of a company plane and cars supported political activity. An outside counsel investigation examined off book accounts and payments linked to former CEO Edwin Duncan.
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North Wilkesboro
Northwestern Financial Corp
Northwestern Bank
Northwestern Financial
First Union Corp
Edwin Duncan
Lance Says Energy Plan Pretty Stiff
Bert Lance, director of the Office of Management and Budget, says President Carter’s forthcoming energy package will be tough and long term. He predicts real battles in Congress over taxes on gasoline and notes a modest inflation impact while promising aid for poor households.
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Atlanta
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Cater
Lance
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Carter
Congress
Titanic Society Meets in Greenwich Marks 65th Anniversary
Titanic Historical Society hosts 125 members in Greenwich Connecticut for a weekend convention recalling the 1912 sinking. Survivors Frank J W Goldsmith and Mrs John Lynder attend as exhibits showcase front page reports and White Star liners Titanic Olympic and Britannic. Edward Kamuda notes about 120 survivors remain aged 70 to 95 and talks of wreck recovery efforts and uncertain locations. Tantum says wreck is possibly five sites 3 miles deep and ownership lies with a British silk-dye worker who bought it from Lloyds of London for about 50 dollars.
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Greenwich, Conn
Titanic Historical Society
Frank J.W. Goldsmith
Lexington
Ohio
John Lynder
Minneapolis
Southampton
England
New York
Edward Kamuda
Tantum
Britain
Liords of
London
NC voters may register at polls under federal bill study
North Carolina Senate sponsor Charles Vickery pushes a plan to allow election day registration for federal ballots if Congress acts. The measure would let eligible voters cast federal ballots with ID and sworn qualification, while state alignment remains uncertain. Alex Brock of the elections office cautions about administration, possible multiple voting, and public confusion. Oregon’s similar system is cited as a reference.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Congress
Charles Vickery
D-Orange
Senate Election Laws Committee
Vickery
Carter
Alex Brock
Brock
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IREM
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William Tantum
High Point Enterprise
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Oregon
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T 38 and Co., Inc
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Counse
NEL Equity Services Corp
Income & Capital Associates, Inc
P.O
High Point
New England
Seville
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Honolulu
Wall
United
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Waikiki
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Island
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