Sharp Rise In August Economic Trends Up
The Commerce Department said the leading indicators index rose eight tenths in August signaling more plant and equipment spending. Contracts and orders for plants rose three tenths as building permits and money supply also gained, though job outlook kept steady and layoffs remained unchanged.
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Dayan demands U S explanation on PLO role in talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan pressed for a U S denial of any move to include the PLO in a possible unified Arab delegation to Middle East peace talks. He said Israel would accept non-PLO Palestinians in the Jordanian delegation but rejects equal footing for the PLO.
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Aerospace Workshop at Davidson County Community College Offered
The Aerospace Science Workshop for adults continues at Davidson County Community College with an October session from the 3rd to 14th in evenings 6 30 to 9 30. It includes a free Cape Canaveral airplane trip and offers three hours toward teacher renewal with the option open to any adult.
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Senators Back Byrd Jackson Gas Price Compromise
Senators Abourezk and Metzenbaum, who led a lengthy filibuster over natural gas pricing, said they will support a Byrd Jackson compromise to keep some federal controls while allowing higher price levels. They demand no amendments from pro producers and hope a House Senate conference cuts the $2.03 per thousand cubic feet ceiling. The plan aims to end a nine day Senate impasse and follows a tense vote process and parliamentary maneuvering.
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North Carolina barbers rebound as stylists rise in popularity
Licensed barbers in North Carolina rebuild after a decade of decline caused by long hair fads. Chief Cecil Clark cites prices of 8 to 12 dollars for cuts and a shift toward modern styling, with 5 100 barbers returning to the trade and women embracing blow-out looks.
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