North Carolina lenders back Fed rate hike on discount
At a Winston-Salem press conference North Carolina bankers praised the Fed move raising the rediscount rate to 4.5 percent and the term limit to 5 percent. They predicted little direct consumer impact unless buying a home and noted local rates already rising and mortgages likely to benefit from lower demand shifts.
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Charlotte
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Airports to get three dimensional radar system
The FAA plans a national air space system using alpha-numeric tagged radar for high altitude traffic control. The costly, high tech setup aims to reduce misreads and voice errors between pilots and towers, with rollout at major airports in about two years.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
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Westchester County
FAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Trans World
Forest Fires Prompt NC Permit Ban In Northeast
North Carolina head forester Fred Claridge canceled burning permits in 12 northeastern counties from Waynesville to New Bern due to small forest fires sparked by dry winds. About 350 acres burned statewide with fire crews containing Phageyne as rangers attributed fires to youths shooting firecrackers in cans.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Fred Claridge
Waynesville
New Bern
Claridge
Bertie
Camden
Chowan
Gates
Hertford
Martin
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Washington
Hyde
Dare
Tyrrell
Fire
Westinghouse to buy Weeksville plant site in North Carolina
Westinghouse Electric Corp will acquire an 812 acre manufacturing site at Weeksville through buying I X L Furniture Co of Goshen Indiana. The deal follows an exchange of stock and the price was not disclosed. Hayes Corp used the facility for seaplane work and may exercise I X L's option to buy the site soon if contracts support it.
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Weeksville
N.C
Westinghouse Electric Corp
I-X-L Furniture Co
Goshen
Ind
Westinghouse Co
Pittsburgh
I-X-L
Hayes Corp
Hayes
What Is Colic In Babies And Adults
Dr Moiner explains colic as a pain in the abdomen, not a disease, with causes ranging from gas and food to stone passage. He notes colic is more common in firstborns and at home versus hospitals, and that crying often signals emotional distress rather than true colic. Cuddling and gentle burping help many infants.
Gift offers $4.95 truss for trying new rupture device
Kansas City advertising promotes an inconspicuous rupture truss with 30 day trial and a separate $4.95 truss gift. The Physicians Appliance Company invites readers to request a descriptive circular sent free to 3143 Koch Bldg Kansas City Missouri 64114. Avoid loss by acting today.
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Physicians Appliance Company
Koch Bidg
75Th St
Kansas City
Baby Schedule and Soothing Through Discomfort
The passage discusses managing an energetic infant who swallows air and may cry from loneliness or fear. It advises maintaining a calm affectionate approach, a regular feeding routine, and adjusting schedules as needed. It notes that not every cry signals colic and explains adults also feel the urge to yell at times.
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