North Carolina Bottlers Seek Change in Sweetener Rules
North Carolina soft drink bottlers plan to petition the Board of Agriculture to abolish a rule banning mixtures of sugar with saccharin and other synthetic sweeteners. The move comes as HEW banned cyclamate and FDA actions loom, with diabetics and sugar-free options cited as reasons to adjust policy.
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State Board of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
E. W. Constable
Board of Agriculture
Constable
Sam Whitehurst
The
North Carolina Soft Drink Association
Will
Peti
HEW
Senate Finance plan broadens tax base to include corporations
A new tax framework aims to tax wealthy individuals and corporations, with Finance proposals less harsh on tax abuses than the House. It covers mineral depletion, farm losses, capital gains, conglomerates, banks, and savings institutions. Real estate depreciation gains are aligned with the House, adding about 1 billion in revenue, second only to a 3.3 billion lift from repealing the 7 percent investment tax credit. The measure softens taxes on foundations but introduces a 40 year life limit absent in the House plan.
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Shipley Receives BAI Key At 45th Institute Convention
Edward T. Shipley executive vice president of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. received the Bank Administration Institute’s highest honor the BAI Key. He is the 25th recipient in the institute’s 45 year history and was honored by BAI president William B. Carr at the Cleveland Ohio banquet closing the convention. Shipley has spent nearly 30 years with Wachovia rising from auditor roles to executive vice presidency overseeing the Control and Allocations Division.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
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Bank Administration Institute
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Shipley
Wachovia
Pek Theachovia
Bank
Welfare reforms urged by North Carolina leaders at Raleigh talks
North Carolina lawmakers and welfare officials told the 50th Social Service Institute in Raleigh that welfare programs in the state are underfunded and misrepresented. Rep Wade Penny Jr Sen Edgar Gurganus and House Speaker Phil Godwin urged education of the public and stronger legislative focus on aid to the poor and elderly. Gov Bob Scott noted a federal study showing NC pays a smaller share of welfare costs than other states.
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North Carolina
Wade Penny Jr
D - Durham
Social Service Institute
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General Assembly
Gurganus
Jimmy Glover
Nash County
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Bob Scott
Russian Pianist Victor Eresko To Play Monday At College
Victor Eresko, a rising Soviet piano virtuoso from Lvov and Moscow Conservatory alum, performs Monday at 8 30 p m in Memorial Auditorium at High Point College under the Community Concert Assn. and college auspices. He is on his first American tour and has won top prizes in Paris and Moscow. His upcoming Angel Melodiya recording features Rachmaninov Variations on a Theme of Corelli. Critics call him an inspired artist and great musician with a demon in his fingers.
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Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
The
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the College
Eresko
Moscow Conservatory
Lvov
Paris
Marguerite Long
Angel Melodiya
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Rachmaninov
Viet battle reports 173 enemy killed across South Vietnam
In several engagements near Song Be and Bu Prang in Quang Duc province, 49 enemy soldiers were killed by helicopter gunships artillery and fighters. Firebase Kate near Bu Prang repelled a three hour attack with one American dead and light South Vietnamese losses. Viet Cong shells hit U S and allied bases with four Americans wounded.
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Vietnam
Song Be
Saigon
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Bu Prang
Quang Duc
Kate
Hardy Insect Butterfly Lives High In Himalayas
A butterfly, a hardy insect of tropical origin, is noted to inhabit elevations up to 17 000 feet in the Himalaya mountains of India per the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The article highlights its resilience across environments.
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India
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Lovin To Speak At Thomasville Crusade
Dr. C. Wesley Lovin will headline the Thomasville Crusade at the Civic Center starting Sunday at 7 30 p m and running daily through Sunday November 9. Lovin leads the Wesleyan Church extension and evangelism department. Rev J W Stiles directs a 75 voice choir and will sing at every service.
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C. Wesley Lovin
Civic Center
Dr. Lovin
N.C. Wesleyan Conference
The
Wesleyan Church
Dept. of Extension and Evangelism
J. W. Stiles
Christenbury Wesleyan
Cherryville
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