Ford Leads Kennedy In Early 1976 Presidential Trial Heat
The Harris survey of 1303 likely voters shows Ford leading Kennedy 48 to 46 in an early 1976 trial heat. Ford gains among independents and Democrats since April, with 30 percent support among Democrats and a 17 point edge over Kennedy with independents.
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Peak Price for Utilities Studied in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP The state Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing starting December 16 to study peak pricing for electricity. The commission ordered an investigation into varying rates, akin to long distance telephone pricing, with affidavits due by September 19 and position statements by October 17 for other participants.
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Carolinas See Rebound as Workweek Lengthens
The Associated Press reports North and South Carolina are rebounding from recession with 23,000 textile and apparel jobs added since February. Unemployment in both states falls to near lows, with manufacturing workweeks expanding to multiyear highs. In June North Carolina insured unemployment stood at 6.5 percent, while South Carolina tracked at 8.2 percent.
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Reynolds To Produce In Bulgaria With Bulgarian Monopoly
Reynolds Industries signed an agreement with Bulgartabac to manufacture and sell Winston cigarettes in Bulgaria. The deal includes technical assistance for tobacco growing harvesting and processing. Bulgartabac, a state tobacco monopoly, controls production from plant to finished product and exports to Soviet bloc nations.
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Duke Power seeks to justify 23.6% rate hike at NC Utilities hearing
Duke Power will argue before the North Carolina Utilities Commission to support a 23.6 percent rate increase. Hearings begin Tuesday and expected to last about four weeks. Duke says $131 million in annual revenue is needed to cover inflation and $2.85 billion in construction over five years. Consumers claim overestimation of demand and urge conservation, while Duke warns of power shortages if the rate plan is cut.
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