Poverty Still There Says Caldwell in Atlanta
Atlanta AP report on Erskine Caldwell arguing poverty remains acute in the South, now visible in urban slums after migration from rural shacks. He criticizes high rise renewal as cosmetic, warns it spawns crime and erodes individuality, and recalls his own sociology of life through Tobacco Road and You Have Seen Their Faces.
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Atlanta
South
Erskine Caldwell
Margaret Bourke-White
Deep South
Caldwell
Atlanta University
Coweta County
Georgia
Post Expands Capacity As Presses Restored
Washington Post boosts printing capacity after a nine day strike and damaged presses. Meagher said 280000 copies were produced last night, about half normal, with a 16 page food section added. Four presses expected to run by Saturday night as outside plants wind down. Sunday edition may reach 40 pages, with ad revenue falling short of costs.
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Washington
Washington Post
Mark Meagher
the Post
Meagher
Post
Sunday Post
The
Exam Scores May Reflect Attitudes
A.E.T.S. president says recent college entrance exam score declines reflect high school students adopting more relaxed attitudes toward college. NCNB Corp. reports third quarter income of 4.23 million before securities losses, up from 3.13 million a year ago, with nine months totaling 15.14 million.
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Washington
The
Educational Testing Service
Charlotte
North Carolina National Bank Corp
Thomas I. Storrs
Storrs
NCNB
Financial Services Inc
Ncnb Mortage Corp
Ncnb Properties Inc
Ncnb TriSouth Corp
TranSouth Financial Corp
Trust Co
Florida
C. Douglas Wilson and Co
William W. Turnbull
ETS
Princeton
N.J
Washington Journalism Center
Turnbull
Parents Ask To Let Son Die in Elyria Ohio
In Elyria Ohio the parents of 17 year old Randal Carmen request that the hospital disconnect his life support, while administrator James Brown refuses, stating policy to preserve life. The case echoes the Quinlan dispute over defining death as brain activity cessation versus heartbeat.
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Elyria, Ohio
Richard K. Carmen
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Randal
James C. Brown
Carmen
Karen A. Quinlan
Denville
N.J
Eastern Asks Unions To Accept New Pact
Eastern Airlines asks unions to accept a 12 month wage freeze and no strike pact in exchange for a profit sharing plan. Frank Borman proposed one third of profits over five years, with 8 percent 1977 raise if accepted. Labor groups oppose. unions urged response by Oct 17 after noting July-August results.
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Miami
Eastern Airlines
Frank Borman
Eastern
Borman
Zerilli May Get Immunity In Hoffa Case
Detroit case notes Anthony J. Zerilli 47 questioned for nearly an hour as prosecutors weigh granting immunity to seek leads in James R. Hoffa disappearance. Zerilli, tied to Detroit mob leadership, sits in a Minnesota four year sentence for casino scheme. His father Joseph Zerilli, called Michigan’s top mob figure, remains at large.
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Dan
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Anthony J. Zerilli
Zerilli
Detroit Crime Syndicate
Sandstone
Minn
Neil Fink
Fink
Joseph
Senate
Michigan
FBI
Joseph Zerilli
Sterling Heights
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