Reagan Tries To Win N C GOP Voters In Three Cities
Ronald Reagan campaigned in Charlotte Asheville and Gastonia speaking to over a thousand Republicans. He pitched his 90 billion tax transfer proposal while denouncing detente with the Soviet Union and backing capital punishment. He noted no details on the plan and said media were not his focus.
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Vote age conflict challenges Wake County election board
A suit to register 17 year old John F Pearce to vote will be filed in Superior Court by the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union after the board upheld a registrar s decision refusing registration Pearce will be 18 before the general election The state constitution sets voting age at 18 but law allows 17 at primary if turning 18 before the general election The case tests constitutional meaning of age requirements and primary voting rules debated by Attorney General Rufus Edmisten who withheld advisory opinion to let courts decide.
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Four Businesses Burn In Lincolnton Fire Hits Downtown
Five people were injured and four downtown Lincolnton businesses were gutted as a late Tuesday fire swept through a block. A cafe and a nearby law office suffered smoke and water damage. sheriff's officials expect damages to exceed $1 million. An employee of a clothing store put losses near $500,000. Injured included four firefighters and a bystander treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns before release. The blaze began with an explosion on the building’s second floor. Hay Small, Lincolnton Fire Chief, led the response.
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Retired Army Leader Nominated by Ford
Lt General James F Hollingsworth, a controversial Vietnam battlefield commander, is nominated for retirement by President Ford after 34 years of service. He has led the First Corps in South Korea for two decades, overseeing about 183,000 U.S. and South Korean troops.
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