Bishop Deplores Watergate Evils at Conference
Bishop Earl G. Hunt of Charlotte told the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference that Watergate evils reflect a moral crisis in all hearts. He urged revival of integrity and denounced racism, premarital life styles, and acceptance of homosexuality as a societal option.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
Earl G. Hunt
Charlotte
North Carolina
United Methodist. Conference
Hunt
Reduced Spending Favored By Federal Officials
A consensus among administration economic advisers favors major reductions in federal spending to curb inflation. Arthur Burns of the Fed signals progress against inflation and a budget control plan, with Treasury Secretary William Simon and Kenneth Rush backing 1974 spending cuts and a balanced budget by 1976. Burns predicts slight U.S. growth in Q2 after a sharp Q1 drop, and notes unlikely tax cuts or a recession this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Williamsburg
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Treasury
William E. Simon
White House
Kenneth Rush
International Monetary Conference
United States
Erskine Funding Gets Okay
Delegates at the General Synod of the ARP Church approved a 13 million dollar fundraising drive for Erskine College in Due West South Carolina. The action came during Wednesday's session with 400 delegates present as the meeting runs through this afternoon. Dr M S Bell said the effort starts immediately and Dr Randall Ruble was named moderator elect to take office next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
N.C
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Erskine College
Due West
S.C
Erskine
M.S. Bell
Randall Ruble
Ford Building Support In N C GOP By AP
In Raleigh Ford shows solid NC GOP county chairmen backing a 1976 presidential run. AP survey of 15 chairmen finds 11 favor Ford, others undecided or backing Connally or Reagan. Ford attends Raleigh events then heads to continued fundraising and speaking appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Cullen
Associated Press
Raleigh
N.C
Gerald Ford
North Carolina
Ford
GOP
Ward Purrington
Charlotte
U.S
James G. Martin
R-N.c
John Connally
Texas
Ronald Reagan
California
William F. Graham
Forsyth
Frank Montgomery
Durham
Zack Smith
Mecklenburg
Washington
Dixie Green
Pitt County
Simon Pure
Butler
Nixon
James E. Swofford
Wilkes
Connally
Reagan
William White
Transylvania
White
Swofford
Harry Robertson
Alexander
John Cressmore
Wake
Carroll Jordan
Tredell
Horton Horner
Person
Frank Smith Sr
Caldwell
Warren Pritchard
Burlington Industries closes Cleveland plant and sells Pomona unit
Burlington Industries announced the closure of its Cleveland Tennessee woolen fabrics plant over four to six months, citing an unsatisfactory business outlook and rising costs. About 1,000 employees will be notified and assisted during the gradual phase-out. The Pomona California tricot plant was sold to Pomona Textile Co. Inc, led by veterans of Burlington. No sale price was disclosed.
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Greensboro
N.C
Burlington Industries
Cleveland, Tenn
Pomona
Calif
Burlington
Cleveland
Marion Beacham
Burlington Woolens
Temployes
Beacham
Tricot
Hansel B. Millican
Pomona Textile Co., Inc
C. J. Gelber
W. M. Joyner
Gelber
Burlington Tricot Fabrics
Boll weevils could swarm to 12 million offspring in season
A single pair of boll weevils, through successive generations, could theoretically yield 12,755,100 insects in one season, illustrating exponential reproduction.
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High Point Enterprise
Pascal Waugh
Kings Mountain
W.T. Medliner
Marion
N.C. Gop
AP News
al Butler
New Hanover
Lyndon Johnson
Carolyn Gardner
Rutherford County
Green
Ted Kennedy
Graham
Mr. Millican
J. €. Cowan
Forest City
First Citizens Bank
The
CanDo Bank
DAC
Ctizens Ban & Trust Company
Zayre
Westchester Drive
Eastgate
Greensboro Road
Capel’s Mill
Main Street
Troy
N. C
Briggs & Stratton
North Main St
Eastchester
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