IBM Code Of Ethics Tough New York
IBM chairman Frank Cary argues against a universal business conduct code and supports individual company codes. He cites IBM’s 84 page Business Conduct Guidelines and emphasizes top management responsibility, clear communication, and practical rules that deter illegal political contributions and conflicts of interest.
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New York
Frank T. Cary
International Business Machines Corp
IBM
Cary
Tom Watson Jr
McKinsey Foundation
Columbia University
Economists Hedge Bets On Recovery New York AP
Economists in New York hedge bets on a recovery as the consensus forecast lags behind the actual pace this year. Analysts point to delayed effects of policy and uncertain demand shaping a cautious outlook.
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New York
Trade Winds Economists Fear a Grounded Limb
Economists warn that reliance on a single market or policy plan could backfire. They say confidence and growth hinge on diversified strategies and resilient structures to avoid a sudden collapse.
Ford Budget Cut Unlikely To Pass
Private survey sources say President Ford will not secure a 28 billion federal spending cut in the next tax bill despite veto threats. Construction spending by federal, state, and municipal bodies is downgrading, with New York City's financial strain adding to concerns about labor opposition in 1976.
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New York
Washington
Ford
New York City
Connally rules out another federal government role
Former Treasury secretary John Connally says he does not want any ambassadorial, cabinet, or other federal post. Speaking at a Lansing event before a Ford fund-raiser, he jokes about avoiding a vice presidency and notes he enjoys the lecture circuit.
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Lansing, Mich
John Connally
Treasury
Nixon
Ingham County
Ford
Connally
Market Mixed As Dow Slips and AP Rises In Tepid Week
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 835.80, down 0.24 from the prior week. The Associated Press average finished at 264.5, up 0.4 over the same period. Market mood remained mixed amid uncertainty over New York City's financial troubles and their possible outcome.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
New York City
Triangle Area Firms Earn Awards And Open Shops In November
The NC Hospital Financial Management Assn hosts a Tri-State Institute in Greensboro November 12 to 14 with about 200 expected. FCX managers Thomas V Snyder and Joseph H Haynes receive the President's Award for outstanding management and sales. The Christmas Cupboard on Millis Square opens Saturday at 1109 N Main St, with hours 10 30 to 5 30 through Nov 29. An Achievement Leadership Training Seminar by Preston Hill Inc will be held November 20 21 in Chapel Hill led by Dr. Gerald D Bell. Stedman Corp of Asheboro names Entwistle and Lowe to top posts as vice president and general manager of elastic division and vice manager of fabric division. Michael L Robbins of JC Penney High Point completes a management training workshop in Atlanta. Fifth District Fed weekly survey shows 27 large banks reduce gross loans by 90 754 million to 15 642 452 million with deposits down and time deposits up.
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White House
Congress
Treasury
F. W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information Systems
North Carolina
Hospital Financial Management Assn
Royal Villa
Greensboro
FCX, Inc
Thomas V
Bill) Snyder
Rowan Fcx
Salisbury
Joseph H
Joe) Haynes
Statesville
FCX
Snyder
Trinity
Haynes
High Point
South Carolina
Millis Square
N. Main St
Libby Cheek
Dorsay Howard
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Fastest Ocean Liner United States Retires in 1970
The Ocean liner United States, holder of the 1952 Atlantic crossing record, raced at speeds over 36 knots and was capable of 40 knots as a troopship. After removal from service in 1970 it was berthed at Norfolk.
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United States
Nofolk
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George Hagerdorn
National Association of Manufacturers
Hagerdorn
Jsfmami
Jasono
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Young Carolinians Bank
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Ray Hubbard
Gerald D. Bell
School of Business
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William H. Entwistle Jr
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Michael L. Robbins
JC Penney
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