Methodist Ministers Pensions Plan Approved in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP A new pension plan for United Methodist ministers was approved by the North Carolina Conference after debate dismissing a delay motion. The plan raises church contributions by 10 percent to build a 30 year reserve and increases annual pension from $69 to $78 per year of service, effective June 1 1973. Bishop William R Cannon presided.
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Agnew Wraps Up Asia and Greece Trip Amid Toasts
Vice President Spiro Agnew returned from a 17 000 mile tour to Ankara Athens Persepolis and Crete meeting NATO allies and Greek leaders He indicated confidence in Greece's move toward representative government while noting his discussions would inform Nixon His Greek visit featured a hero s welcome and his daughters joining him with parades and flags across Athens. two American cars were damaged by bombs earlier.
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