Holshouser Bets Ford In National Campaign Drive
North Carolina Governor Holshouser, a regional Ford campaign manager, travels to Arkansas and Oklahoma to rally conservative support. The governor, once linked with liberal elements, stresses Ford as best to block Reagan. His political future may hinge on Ford’s candidacy and possible cabinet roles.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Scott
al Im
Holshouser
Gerald Ford
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Holstrouser
Holfhouser
Boone
Reagan
Jesse Helms
Helms
Meaning of Sudden GNP Rise Questioned by Analysts
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that third quarter GNP jumps spark debate about sustainability and inflation. Critics doubt statistics reliability, warn bloat from price rises and inventory rebuilding. Forecaster Don Conlon doubts positive Q4 growth. Steel prices, imports and tariffs loom as possible pressure points. Foreign investor sentiment cautions amid U.S. corporate bankruptcies and bond default fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
NEW York
Don Conlon
Cost of Living Council
Capital Strategic Services
Three Girls Bodies Found In River Near Greenville
Greenville County Sheriff Cash Williams disclosed three young women were pulled from the Reedy River with no clues on their deaths. Two identified victims are Kathy Ann Smith, 16, and Cynthia Jones, 17, last seen Sept 25 with two young men. Autopsies to confirm cause, as officials note all appeared in the river for similar durations. A third, unnamed woman was found Sunday. no further bodies expected.
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Greenville
D.C
Reedy
Cash Williams
Williams
Kathy Ann Smith
Cynthia Jones
Smith
Miss Jones
Jones
Reunion Island Facts and French Status
Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean lies about 420 miles east of Madagascar and has been a French possession since 1865. It is an overseas department with a population of 470,000 about 30 percent of French origin, covering 969 square miles. Principal products include sugar rum corn perfume essences vanilla and spices.
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Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Reunion
France
Rhode Island
Political pot boils in North Carolina races and denials
This weekend in Raleigh and across the state politicians voiced intentions and doubts about runs for office. Treasurer Edwin Gill, 76, denied retirement plans, while J. Howard Coble warned of past pressure for contributions. Senator Bob Barker announced for labor commssioner alongside Eugene Simmons in Tarboro. John Glenn urged NYC cut aid until budgets balance. Terry Sanford urged federal help for New York.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Raleigh
Edwin Gill
Winston-Salem Journal
Gill
Asheville
GOP
J. Howard Coble
Department of Revenue
Coble
Hhis
Bob Barker
D-Wake
Eugene Simmons
Tarboro
T. Avery Nye
John Glenn
Ohio
New York City
Glenn
Terry Sanford
New York State
Debts Drive SCLC From North Carolina says Frinks
Frinks cites about 17000 dollars in debts and lack of contributors as reasons for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to cease civil rights activities in North Carolina. He plans to someday return, moves to Delaware, and notes dwindling support, including limited backing for Miss Little’s case.
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Edenton
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
North Carolina
SCLC
Golden Frinks
Atlanta
Frinks
Martin Luther King Jr
Franks
Delaware
Joan Little
Miss Little
Miss Littlewin
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High Point Enterprise
Capitol Letter
Holfhouser Stakes
Ford Victory
Bob
Cullen
Business Mirror
Council On Wage and Price Stability
U.S
Japan
Ask. Mann
Council
The
Dustry
Ilderton Oil Company
High Point
Amoco
Johnson
Ilderton
West Fairfield Road
N.C
Ralph David Abernathy
Peer Ay Pemates Celome
Main Street
Private Protectors of
North State
Maharishi Mahesh Yori
High Point Public Library
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Tee Road
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
N. Mai
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