North Carolina Workers Show Reluctance to Unionize
Labor leaders push for higher wages through unions, but NC remains the least unionized state. In 1974 only 6.8 percent of nonagricultural workers were members, well below the national average, with textile and manufacturing sectors proving especially resistant amid labor battles and decertification losses.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J.P. Stevens
Why Labor
Exterminator inspector case and local assistance details
The state inspector for termite and pest control is Tyrone Bullard, 1180 Johnsontown Rd., Thomasville 476-4390. Send case info to the North Carolina Structural Pest Control Division, P.O. Box 27647 Raleigh NC 27611, attention Mrs. Jane Boulden.
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Tyrone Bullard
Johnsontown Rd
Thomasville
Rel
N.C. Structural Pest Control Division
Raleigh
P.O. Box
N.C
Jane Boulden
Inspector Bullard
Carter Dodges Call for Lance Resignation
President Carter stayed noncommittal on whether Bert Lance should resign as budget director amid Senate investigations. He met with Omar Torrijos at the White House as Congress presses Lance over alleged bank overdrafts and improper use of Calhoun First National Bank.
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Carter
Bert Lance
Oval Office
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Torrijos
White House
House Banking Subcommittee
Lance
Georgia
Fernand St Germain
Calhoun First National Bank
St Germain
Rhode Island
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Congress
Ribicoff
Percy
Senate
CBS News Today
House
Comptroller of the Currency
Tongsun Park
Richard T. Hanna
Park
Justice Deartment
Atty
Griffin Bell
Teen gunman in swastika incident kills four at picnic
In Charlotte a teen with a German rifle opened fire on black picnickers wounding four before killing himself. A church softball game player died. witnesses say the youth was obsessed with World War II and wore a swastika.
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Charlotte
Youth gunman kills at Labor Day church picnic
Police identify the shooter as 17 year old Kenneth Wilson of Charlotte, a East Mecklenburg High Junior, who opened fire at about 3 p.m. while 200 picnic attendees hid. Eleven shots were fired before Wilson killed himself with a throat shot. A Mauser rifle and a car linked to Wilson were found. Victims included Roosevelt Davis, 29, who died. Jo Anne Terry, 28, in surgery. Joseph Walker Jr., 29, and Larry Eugene Smith, 15, with injuries. Witnesses described a green shirt and swastika armband. Police offered no motive.
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Willie F. Pierce
Charlotte
Jonesville
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Charlotte Observer
Kenneth Wilson
East Mecklenburg High School
Wilson
the Observer
Gene Manion
Daffy
Russell
Edward Holmes
Lottie Carothers
Roosevelt Davis
Davis
Jo Anne Terry
Joseph Walker Jr
Larry Eugene Smith
Khaalis gets 41 to 120 years for siege leadership
Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis is sentenced to 41 to 120 years for leading a 38 hour siege in Washington in March. Abdul Adam receives 44 to 132 years for stabbing two men at Bnai B’rith HQ. Consecutive terms apply to hostages while most sentences run concurrently.
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Washington
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
Khaalis
Allah
B'nai B'rith
Abdul Adam
Adam
B'nai B’rith
Islamic Center
City Hall
D.C
Nicholas S. Nunzio Jr
Nunzio
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