Lexington Lawyer Eyes State Race for Lieutenant Governor
Lexington lawyer and shopping center developer Thomas Henry Suddarth weighs a bid in North Carolina’s 1976 Democratic lieutenant governor race. He notes a large field boosts chances for newcomers, vows to campaign broadly, and emphasizes reform rules like financial disclosure and corporate donor limits as leveling factors. Suddarth casts himself as a voter advocate and “lobbyist” for the people while avoiding entanglements to appeal to a wide base.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Salisbury
Neal Smith
Gaston County
Graham Bell
Charlotte
C. N. Bahakel
Lexington
Thomas Henry Suddarth
Suddarth
Davidson County
Local man assaulted with knife and robbed at YMCA
Clyde B. Stallings, 48, reported to High Point police that a man cut his throat and robbed him of five cans of beer near the YMCA. Stallings was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital and released. Suspect Ray Jovan Scott, 51, of nearby residence was identified by officers.
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Clyde B. Stallings
YMCA
High Point
Stallings
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ray Jovan Scott
Andy Answers Lexington Boy Russell Gabrielson’s Curious Question
Eleven year old Rusty Gabrielson of Lexington became the first local reader to have a question accepted for the Enterprise Ask Andy column. The piece recounts his interest in millipedes and centipedes with a full explanation of their segments legs and the origin of names, plus a brief news item about arrests and several burglary cases reported around the Fourth of July weekend in Winston-Salem and nearby areas.
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Russell John
Rusty) Gabrielson
R. J. Gabrielson
Magnolia Drive
Lexington
Enterprise
Andy
Rusty
Cecil School
Dunbar School
First Presbyterian Church
Rusty Gabrielson
Lexington, N.C
Area Students On Dean's Lists
Local and area students are named to college dean's lists for the recently completed spring term. UNC Greensboro and other area institutions highlight numerous honorees including Candace Greninger Amanda Joyce Linda Swing Sharon McCuiston Mary Kennedy and many others with family residences listed in Jamestown Greensboro and nearby towns.
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UNC
Greensboro
All A's
Candace D. Greninger
Thomas Greninger
Oberlin Drive
James A. Heilman
J.A. Heilman
W. Parkway Avenue
Amanda G. Joyce
James C
Norwood Street
Kathy D. Beck
Ansel C. Beck
Gatewood Avenue
Donabelle Betenbaugh
Old Mill Road
Karen L. Brower
Herman W. Brower
Linda Drive
Janet M. Carrick
Virgil P. Carrick
Model Farm Road
Warren A. Carty
Douglas F. Carty
Avondale Street
Linda L. Childress
J.D. Childress
Alpine Drive
Susan E. Chilton
William E. Chilton Jr
E. Fairfield Road
Marilyn H. Chulis
Curry Road
Deborah E. Clegg
Kenneth E. Clegg
Dorothy S. Culbertson
Greenhill Drive
Elizabeth L. Davenport
C.A. Davenport Jr
E. Lakecrest Avenue
Mary M. Diffendal
Randolph Board Shifts Meeting To July 21
Asheboro Randolph County Board of Education will meet Monday July 21 instead of today per county superintendent John Lawrence citing the July 4 holiday. The notice also lists local residents and names connected to the Jamestown His Point and Lark areas among attendees or associated individuals.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Board of Education
John Lawrence
James W. McAbee
Franklin Avenue
Kenny L. Phibbs
Ralph
Phibbs
Gatewood Avenue
Joanne Rau
Bert Wy. Rau
E. Farriss Avenue
Sharon L. Reid
Arthur L. Reid Jr
Foust Avenue
Susan E. Royals
Arthur N. Royals
Shalimar Drive
Barbara R. Skinner
Rotiget
Carolin
Builford County
Griffith
Guilford County
State of North Carolina
North Carolina
Francis W. Gross
Janet
Gross Vecuttix
Jacoby on Bridge KQ3754 and the free-bid syndrome
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where a king of hearts lead and perfect defense defeated a two diamonds contract. East and West misread the intervention, falling prey to the so called free-bid syndrome and missing optimal bids after South shows values.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
Dswald
East
Guilford County Sees Three Grocery Break-Ins
Deputies investigated three store burglaries in Guilford County. Fairground Grocery on E Fork Drive had a front window broken with about $147 in groceries missing. Burchfield Grocery on Highway 311 reported a rear door glass break with about $31 in beer taken. Sheets Grocery on Highway 62 also had a rear door glass break with beer involved.
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Guilford County
Fairground
E. Fork Drive
Burchfield Grocery
Highway 311
Sheets Grocery
Highway 62
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Tropics
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Phillip R. Tate
Warwick Drive
Eddie Clary
Williams Place
E. Clark Wilson
Route
Citizens Band
Quaker Lane
John W. Hawley
Akron Spool Co
Progress
Street
Luther Norton
Trinity Avenue
L&m
E. Washington Drive
S. Main Street
Iri
W. Willis Avenue
Mary Belton
Rt. 1
Trinity
Anthony Waddell Wright
Taylor Avenue
Levon Lindsey
W. Green Drive
Taylor
Charles Parker
N. Centennial Street
Cassandra Kirkpatrick
Kivett Drive
Janet Watkins
Newlin Street
Jimmy Lee Richardson
Samuel Lee Peele
Coopman Street
Stephen Michael Parris
Route 5
Billy Lee Quick
James Rick Harrison Jr
Jordan Court
James Michael Windham
Pickett Street
James Delyle Peeler
Rt. 3
Bienes
Germany
Nebraska City
John W. Diffendal
Hillcrest Drive
Nancy Smith Evans
Lakewood Drive
Virginia L. Ganong
W.L. Ganong
Pine Needles Road
John E. Hayes
Waverly Street
Helen Laws Hayes
Lassiter Street
Sharon M. Hodgin
H.L. Hodgin Jr
Montlceuw Avenue
Rebecca A. Horney
Evelyn §. Horney
Fifth Street
Melinda A. Jester
Arnold P. Jester
Skeet Club Road
Steven F. Jones
Lucille G. Jones
Desk Drive
David A. Kidwell
W.E. Kidwell
Rolling Road
Deborah L. Lightner
Daisy Lightner Raphael
Vail Avenue
Davenport
Oklahoma
Randolph Board
Jacoby On
West
Bee
Eas
North A
Guilford
Ua Penis Avenue High Polit
N.C
Sprinkle
Coffield
Havin
Lesley Crawford Stallings
Lomer McMahan
Avondale Drive
Haworth
Morgan, Byerly, Post, Herring & Keziah
Ee Law
East Green Drive
Rock Hill
Woolca
Greenwood
Lib Flynt
Rabbit Town Rd
Rendezvous Shoe Shine
N. Wrenn
Mann's
Huffman
Alien Jay
Brown & White
Cal
Ereey
Cail
C.C. Hughes
Dallas
Folke
Jake Harris
Benrus
Hughes Jewelers
English Rd
TNC
Hopewell
Rial
Sandrock
Glen Mede
Renelr & Abelle
Call Hag, Mabe
Ian Bobby Lams
Gueral I
Larry Proctor
Clyde
Timartes
W.A. Baird
Don Rickert
Dowell & Merrell
Sidney Easter
King’s Cabinet Shop
Path& Find
M.A. Dunn
Minish Aluminum. and Heating CO
Andrews Home Bbilbers
ING
Toby Lindsay
Dwesden
Vissee Ves Pear
Milton Kirkland
Raynor Paint & Aluminum
Main St
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Iimes
Bryant Const
Carl Darrell Holden
Gene Frye
Mitchell
Ickup & Dailvery
Atter FM
Ae Nile
Sears Electric Lambasangase
Mee
Ae One
Seivery
Alee
Ear Teadphones
Arte Ee Slactront Ie
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