Leadership Craven Alumni elects officers for 1995 96
Bonnie Resinski Knight, an attorney, is elected president of the Leadership Craven Alumni Association for 1995 96. Other officers include Beth Atkins as president elect Lynn Pharr as vice president of programs and Billie Landen as secretary treasurer. Board directors named include Anne Edwards Tim Lee Ben Parrish Cathy Pike Wanda Thomas and Lindy Emory. Applications for the 1995 96 Leadership Craven program are being accepted with a 637 3111 contact.
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Harris, Shields & Creech P.A
Leadership Craven Alumni Association
New Bern Area
Alumni Association
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Ward & Smith
P.A
Tim Lee
ARS
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McGladry & Pullen
Cpas
Cathy Pike
NationsBank
Wanda Thomas
Craven Community College
Lindy Emory
New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce
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Slowdown Seen Yet Recession Risk Remains Low
Washington AP reports the economy slowed to a 0.5 percent second quarter rise, with home building and factory output down, but analysts and the Clinton administration see little recession risk and expect a modest recovery. They foresee possible Fed rate pauses as third quarter trends emerge, while consumer spending stays firm.
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Treasury
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Area launches first 10 p.m. news partnership
Morehead City WPXI and Greenville WNCT join to form Fox Newscenter at 10 p.m. airing on WFXI Channel 8 and WYDO Channel 14 starting September 4. WPXI a Fox affiliate, WNCT a CBS affiliate. Owners Gocom Television L.P. and Roy H. Park Broadcasting Inc. push marketwide coverage with a Morehead City bureau.
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American RDA London route a profitable success
Morrisville AP American Airlines service between Raleigh Durham International and London is deemed a success. The Raleigh Durham Airport Authority estimates profits near 2 million vs 500 thousand expected, based on 89,362 passengers from May 1994 to May 1995. The Nashville and Philadelphia flights ended earlier, leaving Raleigh Durham as the lone survivor. American cites business traffic as key, with local corporate support from Burroughs Wellcome, Glaxo, IBM, Northern Telecom, and others, and plans to adjust schedules around new London takeoff times and competing routes.
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Burroughs Wellcome
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