Hunt denies favors in road projects move
Gov elect Jim Hunt rejects reports of eastern and capital area favoritism in highway funding saying no decisions on specific projects will be made soon. He notes his highway task force will study organization and policy, while the Board of Transportation will decide project specifics.
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Unilateral Spill Rules May Be Needed
Transportation Secretary William Coleman said the United States may impose unilateral oil spill standards in American waters if no international pact is reached. He cited last week’s Delaware River spill by the Liberian tanker Olympic Games and noted ownership questions and potential retaliation from other nations. Coleman pledged to pursue offshore enforcement and discussed ownership uncertainties and international registry issues.
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Washington
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Perpetual backs young savers with high rate plan
An advertisement urges readers to start saving $100 a month for 15 years in a Perpetual Passbook at a 54% daily-compounded rate. It promises substantial future returns, showing after 15 years of saving and then withdrawing, balances like $32,244.98 or $4,916.93 remain. The pitch targets High Point and Archdale with office locations listed.
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