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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1978

Page

3

William and Mary and James Madison publish high salary figures

The colleges released salaries for employees earning $10,000 or more under Virginia FOI. At William and Mary the top earner is the law dean at 49 700 while President Graves nears 50 000 with 1978 79 rates. James Madison lists President Carrier at 44 000 and other top administrators. many faculty earn under 30 000.

Associated Press College of William and Mary Law James Madison University William and Mary William B. Spong Jr Thomas A. Graves Jr Spong Graves Williamsburg College Marshall Wythe School of Law Ronald E. Carrier Thomas C. Stanton Adolph H. Philips James Madison J. Gerald Minskoff Madison School of Business College of Letters Graduate School School of Education School of Fine Arts and Communication Ray V. Sonner William C. Hall John P. Mundy

Virginia unemployment rises to 4.9 percent in June

Virginia’s unemployment rate climbed to 4.9 percent in June as 122,600 residents were out of work. Youth job seekers drove the May to June rise, with gains across Richmond Newport News Hampton Norfolk and Roanoke areas.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Employment Commission WEC Newport News Hampton Norfolk-Virginia Beach Portsmouth Northern Virginia Roanoke VEC

Horseless Carriage venture spurs City Council clash

Ray Fletcher opened a Rent a Horseless Carriage service offering imitation 1903 Ford Gadabout Surreys for tours in central New Orleans. Councilman Mike Early intends to ban the cars claiming they harm the Vieux Carre atmosphere, while Fletcher vows to fight the move. Rentals run 11.50 to 17.50 dollars per hour.

Fletcher Center City Mike Early Vieux Carre

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