Jane Pauley poised to fill Barbara Walters role on NBC Today
Chicago newscaster Jane Pauley appears set to become the next Barbara Walters on NBC Today. Negotiations with Pauley’s agent proceed while NBC awaits an official announcement. Walters praised Pauley as attractive and capable, noting other candidates as options.
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Convicted Kidnaper Fails Test
In Monroe AP reports that Lonnie Sawyer and Sandy Sawyer face post-conviction hearings after most evidence was released. One brother reportedly failed a lie detector test, according to state investigators. The hearing date is pending.
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Cannon Mills Buyback Fight Divides Pension Fund
The Central Pennsylvania Teamsters Pension Fund, owning 59,000 Cannon Mills shares, asks the SEC to delay a planned $8 million buyback from Gulf & Western. Trustees contend more than GWs 362,800 shares could be bought for the same money and may sue to block the deal. Cannon says the move benefits the company and will hold a stockholders meeting next Tuesday.
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Youngest CBer in Area known as Little Thumper
Six year old Teddy Black, call KTX-0917 or Little Thumper, battles leukemia reducing his play. Friends donate a powerful radio for his sixth birthday and supporters plan a raffle on October 24 to help cover hospital trips. Teddy endures pain from treatment while seeks comfort from family and doctors.
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New River Land Grows In Value
GREENSBORO AP The original owners may not be able to buy back land along the New River if Appalachian Power Co sells 20 000 acres after a federal block on the Blue Ridge project. Prices have tripled since before 1972. The utility plans divestiture but cautions against flooding the market. Local farmers fear losses as many left the area long ago.
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