Carter Faces Confidence Drop Across Key Areas After Lance Case
A Harris Poll of 1,500 adults shows President Carter losing ground in confidence on White House inspiration, foreign policy, and the economy since March. Ratings on handling Congress and appointments have fallen, though overall job approval remains around half, with a path set for renewed presidential initiative.
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Weather Update From Carolina Forecast Desk
A mixed regional forecast shows cool and breezy conditions across North and South Carolina today with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s and noticeably cooler nights. Winds ease tonight, with a warming trend into Friday and scattered showers possible Friday in South Carolina.
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Business Notes Diverse North Carolina professional news
Durham hosts a 7 p.m. Oct. 12 meeting of the North Carolina chapter of the NASCP with Robert L. Marks presenting The 1978 Economic Outlook for North Carolina Companies. Greensboro Unifi Inc declares a five cent per share dividend with Sept 30 record date. Lincolnton Burris Industries adds James R. Goldner as senior VP in charge of manufacturing. High Point real estate veteran Clifford Sechrest joins George Clements Realtors. Henredon Furniture Industries sets a regular quarterly dividend with Oct 14 record date. High Point resident James A. Jarvis retires from Adams-Millis Hosiery Co after 18 years of service. The Association for Systems Management meets at the Greensboro Holiday Inn Airport with Walter Witschey on personal computing.
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NCNB Triple Option No Service-Charge Checking
The article explains NCNB's Triple Option plan introduced in 1975 offering no service-charge checking if you transfer monthly auto payments, maintain 500 in Regular Savings, or build a cash reserve in Checking. It highlights its popularity across North Carolina and its aim to attract loyalty for loans and other services.
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