Randall B Terry Enterprise Staff February 10 1975
The Tuesday edition of the Independent Newspaper lists Randall B Terry as President and Co Publisher with D A Rawley as Co Publisher and David A Rawley Jr as Vice President MRS C H Lockwood as Vice President Joseph P Rawley as General Manager and Joe Brown as Editor for the February 10 1975 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
David A. Rawley JR
C.H. Lockwood
Joseph P. Rawley
Mgr
Open Letter to Taxpayers on City Council Secrecy
The writer criticizes a recent City Council session for closing doors to discuss alleged irregularities in public spending. It accuses officials of secrecy, warns of legal statutes G.S. 14-230 and 14-231, and calls for open decision making and accountability while noting the ongoing investigation.
Antitrust Wave Shapes Ford Era Enforcement Push
Washington discusses a surge in antitrust lawsuits as President Ford labels enforcement a tool against inflation. The Justice Department reports 8 criminal indictments in 1974 and 38 civil suits, including AT&T and IBM cases. Discovery is massive, with millions of papers and billions of records referenced.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ford
White House
Iam
Congress
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Western Electric Co
Long Lines
International Business Machines
IBM
Federal District Court
New York City
Justice
Western Electric
Washington Post
Antitrust Division
CIA Watch On Quit-And-Tell Author Agee Sparks Suspicion
Washington roundup reports CIA tailed Philip Agee, author of a quit and tell book, with sources noting his Paris meetings with Cuban agents in 1971 72 and four Havana trips. Agee, a former CIA field officer, says he turned against the agency over its actions and remains under surveillance while promoting his book in Toronto now.
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Washington
Philip Agee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Agee
Paris
Havana
Latin America
DRI
Soviet Kgb
Latin American
Cuba
Ecuador
Uruguay
South America
Cornwall
England
Toronto
Leslie Donegan
Spain
San Sebastian
Torrelavega
Madrid
Nixon
IRS
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Germany
Church
Kunming
China
Marlow Cook
R.ky
Kansas City
Tobacco Institute
Cook
Tobacco Lobby
Capitol
Gary Myers
R.pa
Poland
U.S. Customs Service
America
National Association of Home Builders
Library of Congress
Justice Felix Frankfurter
Oil Field Seizure Is Not Our Path Forward
The essay argues the United States cannot threaten or seize oil territory in the Middle East. It cites logistical limits, lack of NATO base support, and Admiral Zumwalt’s analysis from the Yom Kippur War to warn that military superiority has waned. The piece stresses avoiding coercive oil-field actions and reasserting conventional strength without escalation.
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Johnnie
United States
Cassandra
Libya
Gulf Sheikdoms
Vietnam
Algeria
Brooklyn
Kissinger
Realpolitik
Sadat
Israel
NATO
Norfolk
Virginia
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Washington
Coalition For
Zumwalt
Mediterranean
Egypt
Syria
Crimea
To Those Who Serve Letter to service workers thanked
An open letter by Mrs. Mary Eliz Long thanks electrical water departments Duke Power and the telephone company for their service during storms and outages. She notes workers like police, doctors, nurses, clerks, milkmen and others who brave weather to keep the public supplied and asks for public appreciation.
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Electrical and Water Departments
Duke Power Co
Telephone Company
Mary Eliz
Long
Forest Hill
Capital Viewpoint Comparisons With The Thirties
The Commerce Department index of leading indicators dipped for the fifth straight month, showing an 11 percent decline since 1948. UCLA expert Dr. Larry Kimbell argues the 1970s downturn will be far milder than the Great Depression, citing unemployment, consumption, investment, and GDP contrasts, while noting public fear may stem from nostalgia or a disaster myth.
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Commerce Department
United States
Larry Kimbell
Ucla Graduate School of Business Management
Kimbell
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Tue Hicu Point Enterprise
Joe Brown
Antitrust
Suzanne de Lesseps
Internal Revenue Service
Nord Attence
Haynie
Louisville Courier-Journal
John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
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