Raleigh News and Observer backs Robert Morgan for Senate
The Raleigh News and Observer endorsed Democratic U S Senate candidate Robert Morgan praising his public service record and advocacy for common interests while criticizing opponent William Stevens as little known and less predictable. The endorsement highlights Morgan’s legislative work and utilities sector impact.
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North Carolina group seeks repeal of 3% food tax
Coy C. Privette, head of the North Carolina Christian Action League, told Cherryville Rotary Club the group will push to repeal the 3 percent state food tax in the 1975 General Assembly. They propose replacing the revenue with higher taxes on cigarettes, beer, liquor, and wine, estimated to raise hundreds of millions to cover litter and other costs.
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Holshouser Sends Nixon Best Wishes
Gov. Jim Holshouser sent a telegram to former President Richard Nixon wishing him a quick and complete recovery. Pat and F join other North Carolinians in offering prayers and support as they follow Nixon’s progress with interest.
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Kannapolis Named Hub in $100 Million Drug Ring
New York prosecutors link Kannapolis North Carolina to a major heroin and cocaine operation feeding the New York metro market. Andrew Warren Fesperman of Kannapolis named as kingpin. 12 distributors arrested, nine indicted on narcotics charges. Operation Mason Dixon spanned 16 months. roundup cost about $40,000.
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Varco-Pruden vows Kernersville plant will stay open
VARCO-PRUDEN champions growth and expansion at its Kernersville plant, noting $551,000 spent in the past year and plans for further investment. The company, a major metal building maker with 11 U.S. facilities and 19 Canadian plants, cites nine month sales of $240 million versus $173 million year ago. The firm reassures customers and workers of its commitment toRemain a stable employer and reputable supplier despite economic downturn.
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