Federal Textile Rules Questioned by Springs Mills Chairman
H W Bill Close, chairman of Springs Mills, criticizes rising government regulations on textiles at an AATCC meeting in Rock Hill South Carolina. He warns of a possible industry recession within two to five years and says the firm will not pursue major expansion. He notes its lawsuit against the CPSC over Tris has already influenced regulation and testimony.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Springs Mills
H.W
Close
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists
Springs
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Wake Forest Tops Baptist Schools In Academic Freedom Study
Wake Forest University leads 46 Southern Baptist colleges in academic and personal freedom, while the group overall scores poorly on diversity, innovation, and basic research. The Lilly Endowment funded, $100,000 Arizona study was released confidentially to presidents. results to be discussed in Nashville. Seven North Carolina Baptist schools participated and ranked strong.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest University
Southern Baptist
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention Education Commission
Lilly Endowment
University of Arizona
Council On Christian Higher Education
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Mullinax
North Carolina
Abandoned Woman Returns Home to Tennessee
Martha Adams 91, who was left at Watauga County Hospital in Boone, has gone to live with her brother Ira Brooks in Cincinnati and will stay in a private Mountain City home. Medicare and student donations funded more than 1,200 dollars of her hospital bills. The case draws scrutiny of Dotson's Room and Board in Mountain City, labeled by officials as an unlicensed nursing home.
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Boone
Appalachian State University
Adams
Dotson
Mountain City
Bessie Dotson
Dotson’s
Dotson's
Subordinated Capital Notes Offered by First Union Bank
First Union National Bank offers an 8 percent subordinated note issue of 25 million dollars with maturity December 31 1984. Notes may be bought in 1000 dollar denominations and interest is paid quarterly. Public offices sell the notes and offering circulars are available by mail phone or in person.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First Union National Bank
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Wake
Wake Forest
T. Robert Mullinax
Tennessee
Just
Contempos
Jefferson First Union Plaza
Charlotte, N.C
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