NEWS
February 15, 1993 | JAMES FLANIGAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
You can see a new day dawning here in rural North Carolina where Jeff Oxendine likes his work at the truck transmission plant better than his old job at the textile plant. He can move around from task to task here, and increase his pay if he learns new skills. Across the state line in South Carolina, where names like Siemens, Rucker, Hoechst and Bayer dot Interstate 85, you can see foreign investment at work. Non-U.S.