White House trades support for common sites picketing bill
The Washington Star reports a deal between the White House and Congress to back common situs picketing in return for passage of a Construction Industry Collective Bargaining bill. The editorial opposes the trade, arguing the picketing bill erodes strike freedom and could raise costs by forcing union-only subcontractors.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Ford
Republican Party
Millionaire Developer Charles Carroll Visits Charlotte
The article profiles Charles Carroll a Mills Home alumnus turned major land developer with RamaOaks Office Park in Charlotte and holdings across Phoenix Houston Dallas New York and Florida. It notes his early life at Mills Home Thomasville his UNC Chapel Hill education and his charity work on the Mills Home board. Joe Brady a UNC alum and broker hosted Carroll during his visit.
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Charles Carroll
Charlotte
RamaOaks
General Motors
All State Insurance
Phoenix
Houston
Dallas
New York
Florida
Ambitious Real Estate Visionary Charms Nation
The article profiles Charles Carroll, a self made developer who rose from student writer to vice president of national sales at Southwestern, then built a $20 million company before selling to Times-Mirror. He retired at 29 with substantial wealth and pursues diverse projects across the United States, supported by a strong real estate empire centered in Charlotte and Nashville. He counts Roger Staubach and entertainers among friends and donates to the Baptist Children's Home, including a documentary on its work.
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Brady
Bache & Company
Greensboro
Mills Home
Southwestern Publishing Co
Nashville
Tenn
UNCCH
Southwestern
Times-Mirror Co
Los Angeles
New York Stock Exchange
Phoenix
Ark
Allen
Unversity of
Tennessee
Knoxville
Charlotte
Massachusetts
Marjorie
Washington
Charles Carroll
Paula
Colorado
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Jerry Reed
Bobby Goldsboro
Enterprise
Children’s Home
Charity and Children
Thomasville High School
Baptist Children's Home
Alaskan North Slope
Mark Rivers
West Point
Watts Manufacturing Company
California Energy Systems
Rivers
Exxon
Wilbur Hunt
Houston
British Petroleum
U.S
Tom Sharpe
Navy neglect cited as risk to helicopter carrier fleet
Investigations reveal aging helicopter carriers like Okinawa Iwo Jima and New Orleans suffer from poor maintenance and degraded electronics while crews endure squalor. Navy shields reports with heightened security despite publicuring. Navy says it funds repairs and letters from sailors spur action.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Navy Brass
John Bulkeley
Jack Anderson
New Orleans
Bulkeley
Is Everybody Happy A Look At Brunswick County Courthouse Move
The Southport Pilot weighs a plan to shift county seat near Bolivia as a way to end jealousy among communities. It argues the move would center the county demographics, reduce animosity toward Southport, and share county development costs for a $10 million effort in better human relations.
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Southport
Supply
Bolivia
Leland
Brunswick County
Morgenthau cites gun crime data to push stricter codes
Manhattan District Attorney Morgenthau testifying to a Senate subcommittee says there may be up to two million illegal firearms in New York City. He argues gun controls reduce harm, urge tougher penalties for illegal possession, and support broader state and national gun control efforts.
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Senate
Manhattan
Morgenthau
New York
Senate Government Operations Subcommittee
Wising Up On Transportation Policy
The Minneapolis Star reviews U S Transportation Secretary William T Coleman Jr and his national policy statement urging reliance on private sector transport where possible While noting ambiguities the piece highlights goals like private sector primacy energy efficient autos and modernized railroad regulation It supports the thrust of the plan and hopes its ideas endure amid Washington’s churn.
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U.S
U.S. Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
America
Washington
Letter to the Editor on Perceived High Point Justice
Mary J. Brown of 808 English Rd complains that a felony case was tried without her warrant witness present and that the defendant was tried earlier than scheduled. She alleges bias, inadequate notices, and lenient treatment for drunken cases compared to murder.
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High Point
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Joe Brady
Pany
Alaska
Interior Department
Occidental
Gulf
Mobil
Sharpe
NEA, Inc
NEW York Post
Minneapolis Star
Mary J. Brown
English Rd
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