Fringe In Employe Compensation Becomes A Misnomer
NEW YORK AP The term fringe in employee compensation loses its adornment as new wage contracts show fringes near 25 percent of total compensation. Since 1959 fringe costs rose from 14.6 to about 23.1 percent by 1974, with real gains largely captured as improved fringe benefits rather than higher wages.
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Morgan Guaranty Survey
Rare 1798 Harper translation sparks NC history interest
The North Carolina Collection acquires an extremely rare 1798 Portuguese edition of Robert Goodloe Harper’s Observations, highlighting the Granville County upbringing of the American statesman. The piece traces Harper from cabinetmaking roots in Granville to Princeton, Charleston law study, and a high‑profile political career including the Blount impeachment, U S Senate tenure, and ties to Adams, Carroll, and Lafayette.
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Granville County
Robert Goodloe Harper
United States
France
Jesse Harper
Fredericksburg
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Harper
Richard Henderson
Tennessee
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The Babys Out To Steal Fans
The Babys, a British rock group led by John Waite with Tony Brock Walt Stocker and Mike Corby, aim to shake up the heavy metal scene in the United States. They formed in London, built a raunchy live act, and distributed a self made videotape to record companies after BBC radio limits and venues.
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Louchheim Admits Using State Funds For Bills
Raleigh AP report states advertising executive Jerome H. Louchheim III testified he accepted state payments but did not use the funds for media advertising. He said he used substantial money to pay Capital Communications Inc. bills under a $500,000 contract to promote tourism and industrial development.
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Jerome H. Louchheim III
Capital Communications Inc
CCI
Jim Holshouser
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