Rejection of Daniel to NC Utilities Board sparks debate
In Raleigh on June 42 1975 AP analysis notes James W. C. Daniel was rejected 41-4 for the North Carolina State Utilities Commission. Dems cited qualifications questions while Gov Holshouser’s other nominees Purrington and Simpson were approved. Dems aim to shape future appointments and keep the seventh seat dangling.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Raleigh
Lre
James W. C. Daniel
North Carolina State Utilities Commission
Daniel
Senate
Jim Holfhouser
J. Ward Purrington
Charlotte
Barbara Simpson
Miss Simpson
Holfhouser
Jim Daniel
George Rountree
Purrington
New York
ECU Chancellor Threatens to Withdraw Funds Over Med School Criticism
An NCNB memo from May 14 notes ECU Chancellor Leo Jenkins threatened to pull university deposits from NCNB after Addison Reese criticized expansion of ECU's medical school. Jenkins denied threats but said he was not averse to moving funds if criticism continued. ECU holds about $200,000 with NCNB. Reese, former NCNB leader, called the med school a costly error. Luther Hodges Jr. said the bank takes no position.
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Raleigh
Greenville
North Carolina National Bank
East Carolina University
Leo Jenkins
NCNB
ECU
Sid Warner
Jenkins
Addison Reese
Charlotte
East Carolina
Warner
Reese
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
ECU Medical School
Luther Hodges Jr
Evers Accused of Diverting Town Money
In Jackson, federal investigator Timmie G. Millis testified at Mayor Charles Evers trial that funds donated to Fayette Emergency Fund were deposited in a Jackson savings loan and a Chicago account. The IRS probe cites $52,593 in unpaid federal taxes on earnings of $179,556 during 1968 to 1970.
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Jackson, Miss
Fayette
Charles Evers
Timmie G. Millis
Internal Revenue Service
Evers
U.S. District Court
Michael Fawer
Millis
Fayette Emergency Fund
State Mutual Federal Savings and Loan
Jackson
Chicago
Fawer
Fayette ‘Fund
Mississippi
Beaufort County drops horror films for children program
Beaufort County Recreation Commission dropped Bride of Frankenstein from a summer playground film series after the county school board complained that a 10 film horror sequence was unsuitable. The commission announced a switch to kid friendly titles including Snoopy Charlie Brown and Dumbo the Elephant.
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Beaufort
S.C
Beaufort County Recreation Commission
Horror Movie Commission
Ingram
Dumbo
Faith as the life blood of effort and growth
A compact meditation on faith underpinning all work and progress. It frames belief as essential fuel for perseverance, resilience, and forward momentum in any undertaking. The piece suggests faith sustains teams, communities, and personal ambition through challenges.
Eastern Air Lines plans pay cuts to avoid sale or absorption
Eastern Air Lines president Frank Bormann warned 32,000 employees that pay cuts of 3 to 8 percent may be needed to avert selling airplanes or being absorbed by another firm. The plan starts July 1 for 18 months, with possible recall of wages if profits exceed the cuts. The airline seeks a 6 percent fare increase and cites rising kerosene costs as a primary factor.
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Miami
Eastern Air Lines
Frank Bormann
Eastern
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