Business Notes and Promotions Across North Carolina Firms
Enterprise executives announce promotions and hires in High Point and Winston-Salem. Tom Duke becomes divisional VP of Aéria Business Credit Inc after long tenure at Aetna, while James L. Correll Jr. earns assistant cashier at North Carolina National Bank. Michael E. Quinto named marketing dean for Charles Inc. Colony Park project. Rex Plastics reports strong third quarter results with net sales of 6.37 million and earnings of 0.93 million. Honduras hurricane Fili devastates Tegucigalpa with massive crop losses, widespread homelessness, and hunger risk amid scarce infrastructure and food aid challenges.
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Duke
High Point
Aetna Business Credit
Atlanta
Northern Financial Corporation of
California
Los
James L. Correll Jr
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
National Bank
Correll
Eden
Eton College
James L. Correlt
Angelo St
Winston-Salem
Ellen ‘Boyer
Winston‘Salem
Jimmy
Greenwood, &” .Charles, Inc
Masonary Contractors
Michael E. Quinto
Igh Point
Colony P Ark
Quinto
Bales Chapel Rd
State ‘University of New York
Senate Near Action On Time Change Bill
The Senate moves toward action on a bill to return the nation to standard time for four winter months. The measure, already passed by the House with little opposition, would set clocks back one hour on the last Sunday in October and forward one hour on the last Sunday in February. It cites a Transportation Department study noting near one percent energy savings mainly in March and April under the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Transportation Department
House
Tax Bill Faces Trouble as Congress Stumbles
In Washington, the big tax bill appears mired in crossfire with no clear consensus. Provisions could raise oil industry taxes by phasing out depletion allowances while cutting taxes for individuals via higher standard and itemized deductions. Some plans extend lower rates on certain unearned income, curb tax shelters, and impose a minimum tax on the rich, with firm Treasury estimates not expected until next week.
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Carl.c. Craft
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Coun
Nixon Bar Resignation Accepted by California Supreme Court
Former President Richard M. Nixon's resignation from the California State Bar was accepted by the California Supreme Court in a brief order signed by Chief Justice Donald Wright. The Sept 16 1974 voluntary resignation is accepted without prejudice to disciplinary matters if he seeks to rejoin the bar.
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Sanfran Esco
Richard M. Nixon
California Supreme Court
Donald Wright
State Bar of
California
Nixon
State Bar
Othe
Bar
Board of Governors
Helen Gahagan Douglas to visit Charlotte for NC Democratic event
Helen Gahagan Douglas will travel to Charlotte to address the Democratic Women of North Carolina at their state convention. The former California congresswoman and actress, widow of Melvyn Douglas, gained fame after losing a 1950 Senate race to Richard Nixon. She advocated repeal of Taft Hartley, equal pay for women, and UN support, and aided migratory workers with the Farm Security Administration.
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Charlotte
Helén Gahagan Douglas
U.S
Richard Nixon
Wome
North Carolina
Douglas
California
Nixon
Melvyn Douglas
Congress
United Nations
Farm Security ‘Administration
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High Point Jeint Enterprise
Honduras
Tom Duke
Aéria Business Credit, Inc
Rex Plastics
Thomasville
Tegucigalpa
Caribbean Sea
Fiji
National
Fifi
Carmen
Ulua
National Geographic
E-Lim
Mann Drug Stores
Battle
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Nixon Bar
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Bay Drug
the Clowns
Snoopy
Otis
Oliver
Trindale Pentecostal Holiness
Unhiarrie Rd
N. J
Lowell
Betty Haynes
Lowell and
Jiles
Tilley
Fairfield Plaza
Ultron
Gibbs Home & Auto
CDE
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