Fewer Weaker Hurricanes Mark 1975 Atlantic Season
Miami AP reports the 1975 Atlantic hurricane season closed with six hurricanes and two tropical storms, continuing a trend of fewer stronger storms. Neil Frank of the National Hurricane Center notes no super hurricanes recently, with major storms forming in the Gulf and in higher latitudes east of the Bahamas. Eloise caused 61 deaths and heavy damage across Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Florida, with broader U.S. flooding and losses estimated up to 150 million dollars.
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Miami
Eloise
National Hurricane Center
Neil Frank
Frank
Gulf of Mexico
Tropics
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Hispaniola
United States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Florida Panhandle
Fort Walton Beach
Panama City
Florida
Iage
Panhandle
Blanche
Nova Scotia
Caroline
Mexico
Tampico
Faye
Bermuda
Doris
Gladys
Amy
Hallie
Carolina
November Grocery Prices Edge Up 3.7 Percent in AP Survey
The Associated Press market basket shows overall November price gains in seven of thirteen cities, with an average increase of 3.7 percent. Eggs rose 16 percent in 12 stores, milk up in five of thirteen, and coffee climbed in seven while some items like pork chops and sugar fell.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Colder Tonight With Mixed Skies Across The Carolinas
Forecasters expect clearing late today with highs around mid 50s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with upper 20s to lower 30s tonight. Rain chances 20 percent today, 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. North Carolina shows cloudiness with showers east, clearing and cooling west. Highs 40 mountains to 70s coast. lows 20s west to 40s near coast. South Carolina sees scattered showers ending this morning, then fair and cooler tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 60s then 50s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Adams-Millis appoints Mayer director of information services
James J. Mayer becomes director of information services at Adams-Millis Corp succeeding Charles D. Oakes who moves to Adams-Millis Hosiery as vice president of administration. Mayer, 34, formerly with Texas Industries in Greensboro, is a Florida State University alumnus residing in Leggefield with his wife and two children. A pension and tax seminar sponsored by the Piedmont-Greensboro chapter of the National Association of Accountants will be held December 4 at the Rodeway Inn in Greensboro from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Topics include employee stock ownership plans ERISA amendments and new tax reporting requirements. Charles Hicks in High Point handles registrations at 885-5156. J C Boyles of Boyles Insurance Agency in High Point is named to the Kemper Companies 1976 President’s Club for outstanding service and sales to North Carolina policyholders.
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Mayer
Charles D. Oakes
Adams-Millis Hosiery Company
Texas Industries, Inc
Greensboro
Florida State University
Leggefield
Piedmont-Greensborg
The
National Assn of Accountants
Rodeway Inn
ERISA
Four Freedoms Named by Roosevelt in 1941 Speech
In his State of the Union address to Congress on January 6 1941 President Franklin D Roosevelt articulated four freedoms the freedom of speech and expression the freedom to worship God in his own way the freedom from want and the freedom from fear the package presented as guiding wartime aims.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
State of the Union
Congress
Mayors See No Danger Of New York-style Financial Crisis
In Miami Beach Mayors push for national relief noting most cities have not borrowed to cover operating expenses as New York has. Only Boston's Kevin White doubts the safety, warning bailout talk could ease but not erase the threat to others. Beame, Beame says crisis spurred national drive for reforms while Cleveland’s Ralph Perk urges caution about any city following New York’s path.
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New York
Kevin White
Boston
League
Carlos Romero Barcelio
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Abraham) Beame
Beame
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
National Republican Mayors Conference
Simple Interest Auto Financing Offer Details
A financing offer outlines signing a loan note for the borrowed amount with no upfront interest, paying simple interest on a declining balance, no prepayment penalties, no rule of 78s, and optional monthly payment adjustments. It mentions possible 6 to 11 month skips with advance notice and tailoring the loan to user payment plans.
Monthly loan plan with two part statements
The plan issues a two part monthly statement showing current payment due and how the previous payment was applied. You return one part with the payment in a provided envelope and keep the other for records. You receive a full tax credit for the interest paid, shown separately on each statement. January statement lists total interest paid in the previous year.
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Onal
Brazil
Asheville
Augusta
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Gaville
SC. Cay
Raleigh
Savannah
Wilmington
Trace
Y Mau Nomic Store
James J. Mayer
Information Services
Adams-Millis Corp
Charles Hicks
High Point
J. C. Boyles
Boyles Insurance Agency, Inc
Kemper Insurance Companies
N.C
James Mayer
Sgt Ely
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Humber
Safeway Finance
N. Main ST
Miami Beach
Myhev Fray Pointmant
Vernon Equipment Company, Inc
New St
PWC
Billy
Carol
N. Main
First-Citizens
First-Citizens Bank
Memoem Tong
Citizens Bank A ‘Trust Company
Asbarry Bank Plaxo
Zayre
Westcherte Drive
Enrtpate
Greensboro Rom
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