Ingram Promoted to Assistant Vice President at Wachovia
Elizabeth A. Ingram rises to assistant vice president at Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. She joined Wachovia in High Point in 1964 and became banking officer in 1970. Previously manager of the Westchester branch, she now serves as retail marketing officer. She leads the High Point-Thomasville American Institute of Banking chapter and sits on the Family Service Bureau board. A Trinity native, she is married to John L. Ingram and has three children.
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Elizabeth A. Ingram
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
N. A
Ingram
Wachovia
High Point
Westchester
High Point-Thomasville
American Institute of Banking
Family Service Bureau
Trinity
John L. Ingram
Profits Rise at Southern Film Extruders Inc Six Months
Southern Film Extruders Inc reports six months ended June 30 1973 net sales of 3,138,043 up from 2,453,768 a 28 percent gain. Net income rose to 173,438 from a loss of 9,299, with net income per share at 72 cents versus a 4 cent loss.
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Southern Film Extruders, Inc
Cleaning Fluid Blamed For Death In Charlotte
A $1 250 000 complaint accuses a Charlotte dry cleaning shop and four corporations of responsibility in the death of Donna Lee Miller last year. The suit says fumes from solvent used on draperies cleaned in an automatic machine caused intoxication and asphyxiation. The administrator of Miller’s estate alleges coin operated machines were used July 11 1972 and Miller died after returning to the home. A Mecklenburg Superior Court jury trial is requested.
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Charlotte (Ap
Charlotte
Donna Lee Miller
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Miller
Holiday Cleaners, Inc
Dow Chemical Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Hands Off Doctrine Says Court Hands Off Doctrine Says Court
North Carolina courts cannot rule on religious doctrine in church disputes the State Court of Appeals ruled. Civil courts may resolve church property fights without probing doctrinal questions to avoid entangling church and state. The case involved Little Mountain Baptist Church in Surry County.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Court of Appeals
Little Mountain Baptist Church
Surry County
Senate votes to force fuel allocation by Nixon
The Senate approved a Jackson package to require the President to set up a mandatory fuel allocation system within 10 days and to grant power to fix prices for gasoline and heating oil. The measure runs through March 1, 1975 and aims to ease shortages for harvest and heating needs.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Congress
Jackson
House
King Constantine To Be Honored At A Hellenic Banquet
Greek King Constantine and Queen Anne Marie will be guests of honor August 23 at a banquet hosted by the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association in Hollywood Florida.
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Hollywood
Fla
Constantine
Anne Marie
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Federal Jury Gets Bank Robbery Case
Three men face trial in a Rural Hall branch heist by a gunman later identified as Arthur Tilmer Mankins. Mankins, already serving a life term for killing an FBI agent, allegedly robbed the Winston-Salem Savings and Loan. Disher and Newsome are accused of aiding the plan. Jury expected to begin deliberations after witnesses spoke.
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Stellers
Mankins
Cambodian insurgents cut highway near Phnom Penh as siege tightens
Cambodian insurgents cut Highway 1 at Deyeth, 13 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, threatening the city’s defense perimeter. Government troops battled bunkered infiltrators in Robas Angkanh while air strikes hammered rebel positions around the capital. More than 500 trucks arrived with rice meat and goods for 1.5 million residents.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Deyeth
Robas Angkanh
Prek Ho
Kom‘pong Kantuot
Chrey Loas
Am Rong
Battambang
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Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Oldsmobile
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