Peak pricing urged by North Carolina utilities staff
The State Utilities Commission staff urged peak load pricing during the four day hearing on electricity demand. Duke Power Co and Florida plans featured. North Carolina summers define peak hours 8 am to 9 pm weekdays. The commission will study data and map steps to balance demand and control costs.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Ity
Robert Roger
Florida Public Service Commission
Florida Power and Light Co
Fp&l
North Carolina
Duke Power Co
Douglas W. Booth
Duke
Robert K. Roger
Commission
Senate aims to end U.S. role in Angola crisis
The Senate moves to cut off U.S. military aid to Angola amid fears of a Vietnam resemblance. A subcommittee may vote on a resolution to halt funds for military operations, while Sen. Tunney seeks to bar use of any defense funds for Angola except intelligence. A secret session will decide on the defense bill amid CIA activity reports.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Angola
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
Dick Clark
D-Town
John V. Tunney
D-Callf
CIA
Sen
Frank
Church
Idaho
Final Tax Bill Faces Senate Action On Tax Cuts
Washington AP reports the 1875 individual tax cuts bill is with a conference committee as Ford braces for a likely veto override. If not extended, a married $15,000 earner plus dependents would pay about $250 more yearly. a single earner would see roughly $156 more. Senate momentum for overriding Ford appears strong with bipartisan support.
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Washington
Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Senate
Questions and Answers From The Enterprise Page
A public service Q and A column covers library door noise at the High Point public library, child day care licensing contact, transferring images to textiles, tire cover art options, and subleasing rules for rentals. Names and places include Raleigh licensing, Johnson County area, and local businesses offering screen printing services.
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High Point
L A
Neal Austin
Austin
Office of Child Day Care Licensing
P.O
Raleigh
N.C
Williams Faces Bond Hearing in 14 Year Kidnapping Case
Black activist Robert Williams, once a fugitive from kidnap charges linked to a Monroe racial turmoil, appears in Monroe court for a bond hearing. He denies guilt, claims charges are political, and vows to press his political defense as supporters rally in Detroit. He predicts a short jail stay and threatens to reveal alleged actions by U.S. officials.
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Monroe
N.C
Robert Williams
Cuba
China
North Vietnam
Willams
Republic of
New Africa
Baldwin, Mich
Williams
Detroit Metropolitan
U.S
Bond Upped for Joan Little to 25000 in NC case
Attorneys failed by 35000 on a bond raise for Joan Little as officials insisted the $25000 bond be posted with exact name credentials. Little remains jailed in Raleigh while appeal decisions loom over her 7 to 10 year sentence for breaking into mobile homes.
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Washington, N.C
Joan Little
Correctional Center For Women
Raleigh
James Rowan
Beaufort County
State Supreme Court
Susie Sharp
Beaufort
James Brewington Jr
Greenville
Rowan
Miss Little
Washington, DC
Clarence Alligood
Wake Superior Court
Alligood
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Miss Sharp
Jerry Paul
Supreme Court
All Points
Durham
Women's Prison
C.E. Davis
County
Feto
Astice
Helms Attacks Soul City as a Wasteful Boondoggle
Senator Jesse Helms faults Soul City in eastern North Carolina as a massive wasteful project. He cites a GAO report noting unallowable expenditures and interlocking directorships and nepotism while urging a Justice Department review and potential further audit inquiry.
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Washington
Jesse Helms
R-Nc
Soul City
North Carolina
General Accounting Office
Congress
Helms
Justice Department
GAO
Sen. Helms
Kissinger urges oil nations to aid poorer nations at global talks
Paris AP Henry Kissinger told a 27 nation conference that oil rich countries should funnel billions to international lenders and lower oil prices to ease the gap between rich and poor. He pressed for a joint program with industrialized and oil producing nations amid warned difficulties from Valery Giscard d Estaing.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Tax Advice From IRS May Be Bad
IRS help on filling tax returns may mislead taxpayers. Ralph Nader's Tax Reform Research Group says private advice is often worse and that taxpayers remain liable for underpayments due to IRS errors. Louise Brown cites surveys showing high inaccuracy and urges congressional action. Charles Davenport of the Congressional Budget Office comments on responsibility and tax law fault.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Ralph Nader
IRS
House
Nader
Louise Brown
Congress
Charles Davenport
Congressional Budget
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Luanda, Angola
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D-Ark
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Charles Crofts
The
Servisign Co
Seventeen
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Joan Little Bond
Sen. Helms Berates
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Crosawar
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