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Inc., has announced 4he
contribution of more than
$60,000 to the United Negro
College Fund (UNCF), and to
the National Merit Scholarship
Corporation for * its National
Achievement Scholarship Program
for outstanding black
students.
Several black universities in
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Fifth District Congressman
Stephen L. Neal will"' be the
guest speaker at the<* Better
Business Bureau's Annual
Meeting at the Hyatt House
February 11 at 12:15 p.m.
?Neal ?will discuss ijusnres^?
self-regulation. "If businesses
doesn't take care of its
problems, then -government
?will,"* James R. Gilley,
"^chairman of the Bureau, said
in announcing the meeting.
Mayor Frankljiu-R*. Shirley,
City Manag^rOrville Powell,
County /Manager Nicholas
Meiszer, \ and other public
officials will be among the
special guests attending the
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meeting, ine tsureau has
several hundred members,
and representatives from
many of them will also attend
the meeting. The Bureau's
1977 officers and directors will
be elected.
The meeting is the highlight
of a month of special activities
by the Bureau designed to
make the community aware of
the responsibilities of the
consumer and the responsibilities
.of business. The
activities include appearances
by members of the Bureau on
WXII-TV's 4 4 Mid-Morning
Show" and a program
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consumer protection at Hanes
Mall on February 14.
Representatives of the U.S.
_ Postal System,_ the Federal
Trade Commission and the
North Carolina Attorney
General's Office of Gonsumer
Protection will participate in
the Mall program. ?
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the South will share R.J.
Reynolds' $34,$00 donation to
the UNCF.
Distribution of up to $30,000
contributed to the National
Achievement Scholarship Program
will be decided by the .
board of review of the National
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The board annually
chooses the most deserving
black high school seniors for
college scholarships, using
such standards as academic
performance leadership ability,
community accomplishment
Indieharacter.
R.J. Reynolds Industries
has been prominent
corporate contributor to black
education, making numerous
grants to recognized black
institutions and scholarship
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R.J. Reynolds Industries, a
worldwide corporation, is the
-parent romnany of R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co. (Winston,
Salem, Camel, Vantage,
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cigarettes); R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco International, Inc.;
Aminoil International, Inc.
(petroleum); Sea-Land Service.
Inc. (containerized shipping);
. RJR Foods, Inc.
(Hawaiian Punch, Chun KingOriental
foods, among others);
and RJR Archer, Inc.
(aluminum products and
packing).
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