Brunswick plans 32 lane bowling center at N Main St
Brunswick Corp of Skokie Ill announces a 32 lane Bowling Recreation Center at N Main St and W Peachtree Ave. with Statcon Construction to build. The 3.15 acre site cost over 150000, total investment likely above 750000. Features Astroline equipment snack bar billiards pro shop and automatic scoring. Construction to start soon, completion expected by early spring.
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Brunswick Corp
Skokie, Ill
N. Main Street
W. Peachtree Avenue
Statcon Construction Co
High Point
Greensboro
Brunswick
Decisions On Economy Colored By Politics
AP analyst John Cunniff examines how the Employment Act of 1946 fares in practice. He notes over eight million jobless, underutilized industries, and real earnings declines. Critics blame the Ford administration, conditions, or the act itself for inflationary risks and imperfect data. The piece argues economic goals clash with political realities, making 4 percent unemployment unlikely.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Ford Administration
Controls Are Still An Issue
Ford Administration faces a heated inner circle battle over wage price controls as Congress and White House clash on a quick fix versus long term limits. Greenspan and Simon resist new controls while Dunlop backs activist intervention. The debate centers on inflation fears and potential federal teeth in wage price policy.
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Lou Schneider
North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
Ford Administration
Ford
Council of Economics Advisers
Alan Greenspan
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Labor
John Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Senate
William Proxmire
House
Henry Reuss
Dunlop
White House
Promotions and hires across Covert Textile and partners
Joseph L. Covert promotes a new executive and adds a veteran to Covert Textile Co. Kathryn Johnson rises to vice president after 13 years. Charles Dooley joins I-85 Mill Store in Greensboro. E. J. Miller earns a Pilot Life promotion in High Point. FMCA president L. A. Ward Jr. amid board changes as Thalhimer Brothers hikes dividends in Richmond. Federal Reserve district loan metrics dip across Fifth District banks with varied shifts in deposits and loans.
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Joseph L. Covert
Covert Textile Co., Inc
Kathryn Johnson
Covert Textile Co
Charles Dooley
Greensboro
I-85
I-8
W. Green Drive
Johnson
Covert
Tommy Lee Johnson
Rt. 4
High Point
Dooley
Younts DeBoe
Fleishman’s Clothing Co
Man’s World
Sedgefield Shopping Center
Quaker Village Mall
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Fifth Federal Reserve District
North Carolina Wachovia Index Shows Modest August Gain
The Wachovia Business Index for August stood at 133.7, up 0.3 percent from July. State non farm payrolls rose by 12,600, while bank debits fell 3.6 percent. Most manufacturing sectors added jobs, led by textiles which continued an six month employment rise, despite tobacco manufacturing losing workers.
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North Carolina
Stock Quotes From The Associated Press Listing Prices
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative interdealer prices as of about 3 p.m. daily. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. The list includes firms such as Lowe's Co, NCNB Corp, Northwest Fin. Corp, SASU? and other named companies and affiliates.
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Associated Press
National Association of Securities Dealers
Denl
Financial Guardian Corp
Harrelson Rubt Heilig Meyers
Henredon Furr
Hickory Furn
Investment
J.B. Ivey
Justin Inds
Kenan Transppanne i Legos & Plat
Assur
C Lite
Little Mint
Lowe's Co
Mack’s Stores
Mom & Pop’s Multimedia
Ncnb Corp
N.C. Natural Gas Northwest Fin. Cor
NaWesta. Fin
Uts Occidental Life Ins Phillips Fescue Piece
Piedmont Aviatior Piedmont RE
Tmushy Mills
Rahall Com
Reid
Provident
Rex Plastics
Mfg Salem Carpet Soc
Merchandis SC Natl. Corp
Sou. Natl
Corp
Spartan Food Sy Super Dollar St . Synercon Corp
Televent Leasing Textiles Inc
Thalhimer Bros. Trans O Cos
Triangle
Brick Unifi_Inc
Corp. Baneshshay International Natl
Bank Sere Groupting Corp
White's Shield Co
Wix Corp
Wright Machinery
Market Dip Then Recovery Amid Rate Hopes
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks closed the week at 255.3, down 2.2 from last week while the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose to 813.21, up 1.61. Investors priced in higher interest rates yet expected Federal Reserve action to avoid hikes.
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Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Partitions Inc Moves Pete Jarrell to Triad Sales Lead
Partitions Inc of the Carolinas shifts G F Pete Jarrell Jr to the Triad region to run a new sales unit. Based in Raleigh with Charlotte branches, he has eight years with the company and will locate in the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem market to grow the Triad operations.
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Pete Jarrell
Pete
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
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R. T. Amos Trust
New Brunswick
Washington
Congress
Wage and Price Council
WPC
Ford- Greenspan-Simon
E. J. Miller
Asheboro T
Pilot Life Insurance Company
High Point Home Service
Miller
Pilot
FMCA
L. A. Ward Jr
Thomasville Furnitures Industries, Inc
Furniture Manufacturers Credit Assn
Ward
Association
Raymond B. Massey Jr
Futorian Corp
New Albany
Miss
Tom Parker
Broyhill Industries
Lenoir
Louis Short
Lane Financial Services
Altavista
T. Glen Miller Jr
Futorian
K. L
Ray Hubbard
H. Wallace Taylor
Ava H. Vaughn
Richmond
Thalhimer Brothers, Inc
Twain
Aerotron
Bankers Trust of
S.C
Bassett Furniture
Branch Corp Brenner Inds
Surnup & Sims
Burris Inds
Capri Inc
Cannon Mills
Carmine Foods
Carolina Cas. Ins
Conner Homes
Blamondhead Corp
Durham Life Ins
Engraph Inc
Fidelity Corp
FNB
Catawba
Food Town
Farmers New World
First Union Corp
Forsyth Bank & Trust
Franklin Life Ins
Emeendhemeeloara
Sasond
LFE
Robert
C.L.A
S. Hamilton St. Tel
Caribbean
New Orleans
Delian Cruises
Daphne
the Horizon
Mts Daphne
Greece
Agenc Carolina Motor Club
North Main St
N. C
A Rae
Ed Lyon, Jr
G.L.A
Lot UL Pease
Income & Capital Associates, Inc
TT Titiloom Sayles and Company
Att
Mermet Melloac
Leee
Larry Forrester
William Bell
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