Stickley Pledges New Position Papers in Campaign Tour
Republican Jack Stickley will issue four position papers this week on urban development poverty the office of governor and reform in state government. He criticized opponent Jim Gardner for issuing only three papers and called Gardner seeking election on a blank check.
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N.C
Jack Stickley
Oncome Pon J
Jim Gardner
Stickley
Charlotte
Gardner
Rutherford County
Reginald) Hawkins
North Carolina
Andrews
Sylva
Murphy
Asheville
Fayetteville
Hawkins Campaign Schedule in Greensboro and Reidsville
Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins, the first Black candidate for governor, plans a 1 p.m. news conference at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a 7:30 p.m. voter education meeting at the Reidsville Municipal Building. He will speak at UNC Charlotte Tuesday and in Laurinburg Wednesday.
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Laurinburg
Hawkins
Scott
Reginald Hawkins
North Carolina
Gardner Pledges Help for NC Farmers in Gubernatorial Bid
Rep. Jim Gardner pledged to aid North Carolina farmers if elected governor. He faulted excessive regulation and misdirected aid for low state farm incomes, urged marketing help and improved farm programs, and cited a NC disposable income average of 1692 dollars. He toured Clinton and Greenville and called for a 50 million cut in state spending.
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Clinton
N.C
Jim Gardner
R-N.c
North Carolina
Gardner
Greenville
California
Ronald Reagan
Broughton Tours State Offices Ahead of Campaign
Mel Broughton, Democratic candidate for governor, toured the State Revenue Building in Raleigh meeting clerks and workers. He praised Commissioner Lee Bounds over the Central Prison riot handling and planned stops in Charlotte and Lincolnton with TV appearances and a helicopter campaign.
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Broughton
Fice Selle
Department of Corrections
Lee Bounds
Central Prison
Horace
Bones) McKinney
Wake Forest
Research Triangle
Lenoir Police Chief backs Bob Scott in NC governor race
Lenoir Police Chief S. E. Crisp endorsed Bob Scott and launched a letter campaign among North Carolina lawmen. Scott, nearing the end of his campaign, hailed the support as timely and planned to tour eastern counties after a Charlotte press conference.
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Bob Scott
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S. E. Crisp
Scott
North Carolina
Crisp
Greenville
115 M P H Chase Ends In Deaths
Three youths died after a wreck on U S 421 near Boone following a 115 mph chase. Eight people died on North Carolina highways that weekend raising the yearly toll to 522, with several other fatalities across the state. Brook Shelton Greer 23 of Boone Cary Jane Hampton 15 of Blowing Rock Bobby Miller 19 of Boone Ricky Charles Deal 19 of Newton and Ernest Covington Jr 18 of Troy were among the victims in separate crashes cited by the Highway Patrol. Covington's vehicle reportedly crossed the median.
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U.S. 421
Brook Shelton Greer
Rt. 1
Rt. 2
Ricky Charles Deal
Newton
Ernest Covington Jr
Troy
Asheboro
U S Forces Shift To Mobile Offense In A Shau Valley
Maj. Gen. John J. Tolson notes a shift from static defense to mobile operations as U S forces deploy the 1st Air Cavalry Division and Marines into the A Shau Valley north of South Vietnam s demilitarized zone. The move expands from Khe Sanh to cover Quang Tri and Thua Thien provinces with flexible helicopter enabled artillery support.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
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Thien
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John J. Tolson
Peru joins 66th member of International Maritime Organization
Peru becomes the 66th member of the International Maritime Organization, a London based UN specialized agency created under the 1948 Geneva convention, announced by the United Nations in New York.
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Peru
International Maritime Consultative Organization
United Na‘tions
U.N
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