Baldrige cowboy executive leads Scovill growth
A tour of Mac Baldrige chief executive of Scovill Manufacturing Co. shows a rare blend of rodeo life and corporate leadership. Raised in Omaha, Baldrige, 54, rose from cattle ranch work to head Scovill, steering growth from 160 million to diversified lines including housing products and brand name appliances.
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Carter's Man Friday Regains Favor on Capitol Hill
Washington AP report shows Moore, the Georgia regular once snubbed by President Carter, now maintains dense contact with House leaders. His office lines up conferences on key bills, including water project funding and Labor Education and Welfare funding. Administration support rose after his outreach, surprising some lawmakers while others note shifting access for new members.
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Princess Anne visits Centreville for 271st county birthday events
In Centreville Maryland the visit dubbed the good Princess Anne included a statue dedication, a luncheon at the local school, a tree-planting at the first courthouse site and a service at Old Wye Episcopal Church. In Georgia, actor Silverheels, once Tonto, now runs an acting school in Calabasas near Moore’s residence.
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Bray Oklahoma grows beyond major cities in new incorporation
Bray Oklahoma voters approved incorporating 66 square miles of surrounding lands, creating a city of 42 240 acres with no police fire water or municipal services. Residents fear land loss to neighboring communities as Bray expands. The article also notes unrelated items including a birth in Indianapolis and a New Jersey Assemblyman mystery NBC payment.
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Government Unions Move to Weaken Taylor Law
A coalition of public employee unions in New York announces pressure to eliminate or loosen the Taylor Law. Led by Feinstein, chairman of the State Conference of Public Employees Unions, the group seeks to end fines for striking and to reduce penalties on public workers who strike.
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Carter Plans Fall Parley On Global Nuclear Control
The Carter administration plans a fall conference inviting up to 30 nations to discuss a global system to curb nuclear weapons spread. Vienna is a likely site. goals include bringing supplier and buyer states together to map rules. China will not attend. talks pursue ground rules and broad support.
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