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Candidates Financed By Firms They Would Control In Office
RALEIGH AP two candidates for Council of State offices financed campaigns with money from sources they would regulate if elected Harland Boyles Democratic candidate for State treasurer borrowed 115000 from First Citizens Bank at low rates while chairing the State Banking Commission and seeking the job that pays 92800 a year Joe Johnson Democratic candidate for state insurance commissioner is financed mainly by insurance agents and industry figures, while incumbent John Ingram defends the industry against claims of bias Johnson defends his independence saying donors do not dictate policy.
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Raleigh
Council of State
Harland Boyles
Associated Press
State Banking Commission
Joe Johnson
John Ingram
Ingram
Johnson
Dustry
Boyles
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Jess
First Citizens
George Brodrick
Real Estale
R. Lane Brown II
Brown
Cabarrus Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank of Albemarle
Bowles
State Board of Elections
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
T.A Upehureh
Upchurch
Durham Life Insurance Co
Whie Johnson
Ile