Antibusiness Climate Seen as Threat to U.S. Growth
Norman Auerbach, poised to lead Coopers & Lybrand, warns that rising government regulation and anti business sentiment threaten private enterprise. He cites excessive paperwork and overlapping government roles as stifling factors while urging Congress to let private enterprise work and restore personal incentives for achievement.
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New York
Norman Auerbach
Auerbach
Coopers & Lybrand
University of Michigan
Michigan
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
United States
Britain
Congress
Regulatory Agencies
Judiciary
Vorster Pushes Moderates Alliance Amid World Wariness
Prime Minister Vorster advocates a non Communist, moderate African alliance aided by South Africa. He seeks U S backing in Hamburg talks with Henry Kissinger, warning that a Soviet expansion near Africa endangers Western interests. He faces Western opposition to apartheid and pressure over Rhodesia and South West Africa.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
John Vorster
sub-Sahara Africa
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Hamburg
West Germany
Vorster
United States
Africa
US News & World Report
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Namibia
Kissinger
Radio
Washington
South West Africa
Angola
AFL-CIO Backs Neal and Preyer in NC races
The North Carolina State AFL-CIO endorsed four Democratic incumbents in five NC congressional races. Stephen Neal in the 1st District Richardson Preyer in the 6th Charles Rose in the 7th and William Hefner in the 8th won labor support. Marion Porter of the Labor Party challenges Preyer, Vaughn for Lith District nomination won labor backing, while Republicans Briggs Ledford Rollman Sheppard seek the Lith seat.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Afl-Cio
Stephen Neal
Richardson Preyer
Charles Rose
William “Bill” Hefner
Preyer
Labor Party
Marion Porter
Neal
Marion C. Wardlow
Rose
Hefner
Asheville
Mike Vaughn
Lith
Vaughn
Labor Organization
Bruce Briggs
Mars Hill
Ralph Ledford
Heinz Rollman
Walter Sheppard
Glenn W. Brown
Rov P. Gibbon
Lamar Gudger
Royce Thomas
VEPCO seeks two stage rate hike to raise $102 million
Virginia Electric and Power Co. plans a two phase increase totaling about 102 million over less than 18 months. The first phase would add 66.3 million this fall, lifting a 750 kilowatt winter bill from 28.43 to 31.18 dollars, while the second phase 35.9 million plant addition adjustment would take effect as nuclear units come online at North Anna.
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Virginia Electric & Power Co
John M. McGurn
Vepco Board
State Corporation Commission
Vepco
McGurn
North Anna
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