Burney's Rising Star Shapes North Carolina Senate
North Carolina senator John Burney of New Hanover leads the current legislative wave with a bold plan to delay higher education restructuring to 1973. His proposed 15 member study commission and budget powers clash with Gov. Bob Scott's favored 47 member board of regents. Burney, a Wake Forest Law graduate and war veteran, plans a Scotland trip with his wife, emphasizing his political focus remains on the Senate.
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Reese Hart
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Corona Sea
John Burney
New Hanover
General Assembly
Senate
Superior Court
Burney
Wake Forest Law School
Scotland
Wilmington
Prime Rate Moves and Its Broad Economic Impact
AP analysis explains how frequent prime rate shifts affect banks and borrowers. It notes small immediate effects on the public, but long term changes may raise borrowing costs and prices. First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co raised its rate to 5.75 percent, signaling possible wider moves.
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John Caniff
New York
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
John Bunting
Pb&t
Money Center
General Motors
Bunting
USDA Officials Weigh Corn Crop Projection for 1971
Washington AP officials from the Agriculture Department consider releasing a July projection of the 1971 corn crop size based on acreage and yield estimates. Some fear the forecast could mislead or be inaccurate due to the year's uncertain crop and Southern Corn Leaf Blight, with state breakdowns delayed until August.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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