Missing Politicians Grab Part Of Festival in Wilmington
AP report on the Azalea Festival parade in Wilmington North Carolina noting Lt Governor Bob Scott, Mel Broughton, Dr Reginald Hawkins and Republican Jim Gardner among candidates for governor. Jack Stickley did not appear. Scott promoted urban affairs studies during visits.
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North Carolina
Gardner Targets Votes at Wilmington Azalea Festival
Gubernatorial candidate Jim Gardner campaigned at the Azalea Festival in Wilmington. He posed for photos with celebrities including golfer Jerry Barber and Ed Platt while missing Chris George. Gardner sat on the reviewing stand as the lone Republican amid Democrats and attended a Wrightsville Beach breakfast with over 100 attendees.
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Wilmington
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Jim Gardner
Jerry Barber
Ed Platt
Chris George
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Gardner
Jack Stickley
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Gardner's Education Claims Challenged in NC Primary
Gastonia North Carolina Republican Jack Stickley dismissed Rep Jim Gardner education claims as inaccurate He disputed Gardner ranking numbers citing the National Education Association booklet Stickley argues North Carolina relies on state funded public education and opposes Gardner in the May 4 GOP gubernatorial primary.
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Jim Gardner
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North Carolina
Fire probe into arson claim at Snyder Memorial Church
Fayetteville North Carolina AP says police and fire officials opened an arson probe after a fire at Snyder Memorial Baptist Church caused about 75000 in damage to the sanctuary. The blaze was found Saturday evening with a broken side window noted by two patrolling officers. The congregation will relocate worship to Fayetteville Senior High School.
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Fayetteville Senior Hi School
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Broughton Circulates At Azalea Festival Parade
Democratic governor candidate Mel Broughton spent under ten minutes on the reviewing stand at the Azalea Festival before moving into the crowd. He shook hands, handed out literature, and distributed campaign buttons and visors bearing slogans across New Hanover County supporters.
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Wilmington
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New Hanover County
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Hawkins Urges North Carolina Candidates to State Civil Rights Act Views
Dr Reginald Hawkins challenged four rivals in the North Carolina gubernatorial race to declare their positions on the Civil Rights Act of 1968. He pressed on housing provisions and accused opponents of silence while noting Southern Christian Leadership Conference figure Golden Frinks switched to the Democratic camp to back his campaign.
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Jack Stickley
Jim Gardner
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Should Brain Damage Trigger Life or Death Decision
Davidson college experts debated when death should be defined in light of brain damage and machine support. They cited EEG criteria, medical, legal, and moral issues, asking if a vegetating brain could still define personhood and self determination in end of life choices.
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Davidson
N.C
Davidson College
Defini
Smith
French Academy of Medicine
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