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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1977
Page
27
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Gov. Jim Hunt plans a special committee to screen and recommend judicial nominees based on professional qualifications. The move could curb patronage in appointments, drawing political criticism from some who benefited from past practices in North Carolina.
Four students and an advisor from Northeast Junior High School attended the North Carolina Association of Student Councils 19th annual Summer Leadership Workshop at Mars Hill College. Attendees were Steven Deaton Eve Johnson Donna Matney and Jo Ann Cain the advisor. The article notes the push for merit selection committees may ease public distrust of partisan politics and administration.
West executes a complex bridge defense to thwart South in a deal. South wins a spade lead, finesses clubs, and West counters with a nine and queen while squeezing South. East gains later, eight tricks contract and a forced heart lead end the hand.
Police report a break in at Brenda Ellison’s Waverly Street apartment between Tuesday and Wednesday. A second entry that evening led to the arrest of James Arthur Davis of Runyon Drive for misdemeanor breaking and entering and larceny. Damage totaled 25 dollars with nothing reported missing.
North Carolina Border Belt tobacco markets posted a Wednesday average of 92.25 per hundredweight, up 1.17 from Tuesday as primtings and logs dominated sales. Sand or dirt grades remained under 5 percent. Eastern Belt sold 4,742,459 pounds at 83.49 per cwt, down 1.36 from Tuesday. Old and Middle Belts sold 417,990 pounds at 73.02 per cwt, 41 cents lower than Tuesday.
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