Miss North Carolina cherishes Miss America pageant experience
Miss North Carolina reflects on the Miss America Pageant week in Atlantic City. She praises the organization, thanks chaperone Jeanette Googe and hostess Mrs. Jerald Rimm, and recalls judging procedures designed to avoid past controversies. She plans studies in art and a career in fashion promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Googe
Atlantic City
Rimm
Glassboro State College
New Jersey
Elaine Campanelli
Delaware
Albert Marks
Marks
Don Galloway
Joseph Campanella
Lee Meriweather
Jeanne Meixell
Dorothy Alexander
Gilbert Mitchell
Frank Deford
North Carolina
Maggie Lou Barney
North Davidson High School
Vernon Lawrence
Rt. 10
Lexington
Miss North Carolina
New York City's financial crisis deepens with default fears
New York faces a looming default as short term notes rollover falters and banks refuse to refinance. The state creates Big MAC to refinance debt while plans from Carey and Rohatyn aim to cover obligations through November. Officials warn a city default would ripple across major U.S. municipalities and bond markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assistance Corporation
Big Mac
State Senate
Assembly
Washington
New York
United States
Hans G. Tanzler
Jacksonville
Fla
National League of Cities
Wall Street
New York City
Hudson River
Roger McKnight
Paine Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Inc
Carey-Mac
Henry S. Reuss
Dwis
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve
Reuss
Carey
Rohatyn
Wilbur Hobby Wins Election as North Carolina AFL-CIO President
Wilbur Hobby won re election with over 67 percent of the vote at the North Carolina AFL-CIO state convention. Robert Bauguss of Winston-Salem failed to unseat him, garnering 19,992 votes to Hobby's 35,190, while E.A. Britt defeated Bill Weatherman and Jim Adams to become secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wilbur Hobby
North Carolina
Afl-Cio
Robert Bauguss
Winston-Salem
Hobby
Bauguss
Communications Workers of America
E.A. Britt
Britt
Wilmington
Central Labor Union
Bill Weatherman
Jim Adams
Adams
Insurance Order Is Appealed in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP North Carolina Insurance Commissioner John Ingram appeals a Wake County Superior Court injunction exempting 17 insurers from the medical malpractice coverage system pending a constitutional test. The pool requires 250 general liability firms to offer coverage on demand, with some opting into shared-loss pools. The injunction, issued late Thursday, follows delays in implementing a law aimed at averting a malpractice crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
John Ingram
Wake County
Ingram
General Assembly
California
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Susan
Lawrence
Gov
James Holfhouser
MAC
William Fllinghaus
Ford Administration
Paul O’dwyer
Abraham D. Beame
H & R Block
HERMES@Cie
N. Main
High Point Telephone
South Main St
Ani Ted
Ocean Front
Eureka
H.P
MODEL
Vibra
Carolina Tire CO
Brad Ragan, Inc
English RD
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Piedmont
ICIA
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