Trailways Strike Ends With Pact Solidified
In Charlotte, Continental Trailways unit Continental Southeastern Lines Inc. and Local 1531 of the AFL-CIO Amalgamated Transit Union reached a three year contract ending a three day strike that disrupted operations in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Tennessee. Vincent H Batts said the agreement was approved by the union and operations would resume immediately with 100 percent adherence to schedules though terms were not released pending federal mediator comment.
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Virus Similar To Flu Hits UNC-G
Several hundred UNC-G students reported flu like illness with nausea over the weekend. Dr. William Dionne said the illness is virus related and appearances suggest flu like symptoms with no serious cases. The cause is under study as cases tapered from Saturday to Sunday.
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Ford Family to discuss future during Palm Springs golf vacation
President Ford and his family arrived in Palm Springs for an eight day vacation. An aide said options for his post White House role may be delineated after Carter takes over. Ford will still handle official duties such as budget matters and the State of the Union message for the new Congress.
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SNCC Plans Suit Against Government
ATLANTA AP The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC voted to file suit in federal court under the Freedom of Information Act seeking FBI and other agency dossiers on members. Julian Bond noted the reunion and said many members remain active in civil rights efforts and voter registration, influencing national elections.
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Banks See Brighter Future for Southeast After Heavy Losses
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports Southeast banks lost 305.5 million on bad loans last year, the heaviest since a downturn. Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee accounted for 79 percent of losses, driven by real estate lending. Tennessee banks showed the highest average 2.04 percent charge offs, while Mississippi and Louisiana posted the lowest. Tight credit and improving conditions are noted as factors.
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Neal Criticizes Carter Advisor On Money Policy
Rep Stephen Neal of North Carolina disagrees with President-elect Carter's top adviser Robert Klein over whether to focus on lowering interest rates or managing the money supply. Neal, who has Carter's backing in two campaigns, argues for watching money supply and treating it as a commodity and predicts zero based budgeting could yield a balanced budget in three years.
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