Real Estate Lobby Fights North Carolina Coastal Bill
In Raleigh North Carolina real estate bankers and developers oppose the Coastal Area Management Act of 1974. Snow Holding of First Citizens Bank warns the measure could lower property values. Legislators delay a House vote as backers and opponents propose amendments and a public hearing is set. The bill would create a Coastal Resources Commission to guide land use and approve major coastal developments.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Raleigh, N.C
Lewis R. “Snow
North Carolina
Holding
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
State
Coastal Resources Commission
Snow Holding
Emerald Isle
Modi
First Citizens
Wilmington
Sen
William Staton
D-Lee
Bart Streb
Staton
Willis Whichard
D-Durham
Whichard
Streb
Chris Barker
Dcraven
Resources Commission
Barker
Durham County
Bill Dillon
Buxton
Outer Banks
Dillon
Board of Commissioners
Dare County
Piedmont
Secretary of Natural and
James Harrington
Harrington
Willie Sutton
Ed Davenport
D-Nash
Soviet Wheat Sale To U S Is Denied
Soviet Deputy Foreign Trade Minister Vladimir Alkhimov told AP that the Soviet Union has no plans to sell wheat to the United States, only to socialist countries. He said reports of a resell offer stemmed from a misunderstanding and emphasized the USSR does not export American grain.
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George A. Krimsky
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Soviet Union
United States
Vladimir S. Alkhimov
Washington
Alkhimov
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Carroll Brunthauer
GAO Report: Oil Exports Increased Amid Lower Production
Washington AP report notes GAO preliminary study shows U S oil exports rose in 1973 while domestic production fell. Distillate fuel output declined from 1972 to 1973 and motor fuel exports more than doubled, with imports increasing as domestic demand tapered.
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Mike Waters
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
General Accounting Office
Lester L. Wolff
D-N.y
Congress
Wolff
GAO
Pro–Strike Vote High In Britain
British coal miners vote overwhelmingly for a nationwide strike with 99 percent in some Welsh and Scottish fields and about 80 percent in the Midlands. A 55 percent majority is needed for approval. official results are not expected until Monday as production falls about 40 percent and the government imposes a three day work week to conserve coal.
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London
Times of London
Midlands
Britain
Skylab 3 Astronauts Prepare for Return and Space Walk
With six days left in an 84 day mission Skylab 3 astronauts test the Apollo command module for a Pacific splashdown set for Friday. Carr Pogue and Gibson plan a Sunday space walk to retrieve solar observatory film and wrap up data collection before final experiments and docking shutdown.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Pacific Ocean
Edward G. Gibson
Carr
Gibson
Space Station
Kohoutek
Pogue
Solar Observatory
Earth Resources
San Diego
Calif
New Orleans
New England Hit By Snow Storm
A winter storm dumped up to 12 inches on Massachusetts and several inches on Connecticut and Rhode Island causing hazardous driving from New York City to northern Ohio. Boston and other Massachusetts cities declared winter storm emergencies as total two day accumulations rose to 12 to 18 inches in the state and eight to 12 inches in nearby states. Logan Airport stayed open with some flight cancellations and brief runway closures.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York State
New York City
Ohio
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New England
Sachusetts
National Weather Service
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Davenport
Jarrett’s Stationery Company
Boston, Worcester
Malden, Revere, Everett and
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Logan International
Boston
Blue Point
Long Island
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St
West
Friedman
Wely
Main ST. Bank Credit Open
POP Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
N. Main
N.C
Huu Het
Q Poe
Masonic Temple
Main ST
Ind
Singer Sewing
South Main ST
Esinger Company
THE
Singer Company
Worl
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
North Main
M.archdale
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