Sanford Wife Bemoans Primaries Amid Candidate Strain
Margaret Hose Samford, wife of North Carolina figure Terry Sanford, voices concern that primary campaigns exhaust candidates. Sanford, former governor and Duke University president, suffers chest pains and is hospitalized for muscular trouble. doctors advise rest but he plans to stay in the race.
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Last Two Bodies Identified In Florence Case
Pathologists at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston identified the last two bodies near Florence as Doreene Hope Dempsey, 22, and Robin Michelle Dempsey, 4. Cause of death undetermined. Six other bodies found in Prospect area under investigation. three men charged with murder. Victims include Johnny Sellers, 38, Diane B. Neely, Jessie Judy, Dennis Bellamy, John Henry Knight and Avery Howard.
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Business Image Gets Emphasis
CHARLOTTE AP Bouess should improve its image by becoming more sensitive to public concerns about the environment and about business ethics says David Rockefeller, chairman of the Chase Manhattan. Rockefeller spoke to the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. He urged business to reestablish dialogue with the consumer and build a consensus on correct corporate behavior to regain public confidence as a bicentennial goal.
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Angola War Aid Rejection Likely
AP reports Congress may cut off U S aid to Angola this month as House members show votes to support a Senate passed measure. White House and State Department officials acknowledge uphill effort to win continued aid, with Rep Don Bonker seeking 220 votes to ensure a cutoff and to block aid via Zaire. Ford to request continued aid in State of the Union.
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Organization of African Unity
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