Church weighs selling Coca Cola stock over wine firm bid
The United Methodist Church may sell nearly $1 million in Coca Cola stock if Coke buys Taylor Wine Co of New York. Church officials cite opposition to alcohol and estimate holdings at about 12 800 shares, valued near $990 000 at $77.50 on the NYSE. The move was discussed at a Methodist division meeting in Denver.
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Charlotte
N.G
Coke Adds Life
Coke
United Methodist Church
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Taylor Wine Co
New York
Coca-Cola
Lupo
New York Stock Exchange
C.J. Lupo Jr
Greenwood, S.C
United Methodist General Council On Ministries
Methodist World Division
Denver
Auto emissions test fee will not rise says program chief
Fred Iacobelli, chief of the state's vehicle emissions inspection program, says the $5 fee for auto emissions testing will not change in the foreseeable future. He notes Hamilton Test Systems receives $4.45 of the fee and only the $0.55 portion is negotiable, with increases possible only via inflation-based formula in the contract.
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Fred Iacobelli
Iacobelli
Hamilton Test Systems, Inc
Tacobelli
Hamilton Test Systems
Students’ Solar Energy Fair Seeks Entries in Phoenix
Scottsdale students are invited to submit solar powered devices for the HELIOS-People for Solar Energy event at Phoenix College. The fair runs December 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with judging by state solar experts.
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Scottsdale
Helios
Phoenix College
Louise Perlmuter
Phoenix
Carter weighs cabinet staff plan with no single chief
President elect Carter favors a wheel style staff with several top aides equal access rather than a single all powerful chief of staff. Jody Powell notes a smaller White House team than Nixon and Ford and a plan to avoid centralized authority while seeking diverse input. Carter will return to Plains Ga after brief Musgrove Plantation stay as he studies defense and foreign policy briefing papers.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Ford
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Haldeman
Powell
Georgia
John F. Kennedy
Jack Watson
Watson
Musgrove Plantation
Plains
Albany
U.S. Air Force
Kennedy
Johnson
Air Force One
Rhodes urges bipartisan consensus with Carter administration
U S Representative John J Rhodes wires a congratulatory telegram to President-elect Jimmy Carter urging a consensus approach on major legislation. He calls for Democrats and Republicans to sit together before bills are set and notes a prior similar appeal. Rhodes aims to cooperate on a long range program while staying aligned with Republican philosophy. He plans to seek re election as House Republican Leader in the upcoming Congress, having held the post unanimously twice.
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U.S
John J. Rhodes
Jimmy Carter
Rhodes
Congress
Carter
House
Tennis courts at resort win tentative approval
Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission votes 4 3 to recommend preliminary plot approval for two extra tennis courts at Casa Blanca Inn Chaparral Road and 66th Street. Supervisors will review again in December amid resident protests over notice and perceived guest transfers to play on the courts.
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Casa Blanca Inn
Chaparral Road
66Th Street
Maricopa County
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