Savings and Loan reps attend sixth Integon conference
Two High Point savings and loan firms participated in the sixth annual Integon Savings and Loan Online Computer Conference. First Federal S&L was represented by Paddy McDowell and Brenda Saintsing, while Piedmont Savings and Loan attendees included Sherry, Harvell, Harriett Smith, and Virginia Yarbrough.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Savings and Loan
Integon Savings and Loan
Integon Computer Corp
Paddy McDowell
Brenda Saintsing
First Federal Savings and Loan
Piedmont Savings and Loan
Sherry, Harvell
Harriett Smith
Virginia Yarborough
Time Courtesy Boomerangs Back to Roost
A fleeting virtue of timely consideration returns to affect the actor, as acts of courtesy provoke unexpected consequences and pay dividends in the end. The saying, often cited, reflects how thoughtful actions circle back to influence outcomes positively.
Self Extinguishing Cigarettes Eyed by Furniture Leader
Greensboro AP report quotes Joseph J. Ziolkowski of the Upholstered Furniture Action Council urging the government to require self extinguishing cigarettes rather than flame proof upholstery. He warns federal standards could dampen the 4 billion dollar industry and lift retail prices 10 to 15 percent while promoting voluntary flame resistant fabrics as the fix.
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Greensboro
Joseph J. Ziolkowski
Furniture Action Council
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Ziolkowski
Passenger's Body Found Near Tracks In Apex
The body of George D. Jones, 51, of Maryland, listed as a passenger on a Saturday night Amtrak train, was found Sunday morning near railroad tracks in Apex North Carolina. Medical examiner said he died of multiple internal injuries likely from a fall. Relatives in Maryland said Jones boarded the train in Washington DC.
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Apex
N.C
Amtrak
Wake County
George D. Jones
Maryland
Lorene Kansa
Jones
Carter Brief on Bakke Case Signals Racial Quotas Debate
Washington AP. Justice Department finalizes a slim government brief for the Supreme Court in the Bakke case. The document outlines support for affirmative action but opposes racial quotas, drawing mixed reactions from civil rights groups and Cabinet members.
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Justice Department
Carter Administration
Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
University of California Medical School
Bakke
California
Carter
Griffin Bell
Wade McCree
The
NAACP
National Urban League
Congressional Blacks
Oswald Planned to Shoot Nixon in Dallas Says Marina
Marina Oswald Porter quotes in Ladies Home Journal that Lee Harvey Oswald plotted to shoot Richard Nixon in Dallas seven months before Kennedy’s assassination. She said she locked him in a bathroom to stop the plan after he threatened to target Nixon following a controversial April 1963 speech. Nixon was then practicing law in California after a failed 1962 gubernatorial bid.
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New York
Lee Harvey Oswald
Richard Nixon
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Ladies Home Journal
Priscilla Johnson McMillan
Marina and
Lee
Marina Oswald Porter
Oswald
Nixon
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jack Ruby
California
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