East Is East And West Is West In Tar Heel Politics
Albert Coates analyzes long standing East West divides in North Carolina politics. He traces historical lines from early state formation to modern gubernatorial elections and notes how factions, geography, and demographics influence who is deemed Eastern or Western, including Alamance County’s contested status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Government
William Kerr Scott
Alamance County
North Carolina
Johnson
Albemarle
Neuse
Cape
Scott
Haw River
Personlamance
Chatham, Lee
Hokebeson
Alamance
Caswell
Alamanceg
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
Piedmont Plateau
Granville
Wake
Harnett
Hoke
Scotland
Rockingham
Guilford
Randolph
Moore
Richmond
Person
Orange
Durham
Chatham and Lee
Vance
General Assembly
Eastern Territory
Western Territory
Rubber race to power as synthetic gains ground in industry
An analysis of synthetic rubber shows improved abrasion resistance and tire performance, with industry leaders from U S Rubber Goodrich Goodyear and others weighing future impact. Experts warn against generalizations and call for targeted testing, growth in cultivation, and mapping political effects on leadership roles.
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George Tucker
New York
Sidney M. Cadwell
U. S.rubber Co
Cadwell
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Goodrich
John L. Collyer
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
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Institute of Government
Asheboro
Moore, Richmond
Disputed Territory
Easton
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Don Lopes de Cardenas
Era
Mexico
High Point
Piedmont Carolina
North Main ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
DuPont
Hegh
North Wrenn Street