Guilford voters face long primary ballot and many choices
The Tuesday primary presents 67 candidates and nine referenda across Guilford County with 43 Democrats 19 Republicans and multiple local races. The editorial endorses Stevens for Congress, Wilson for governor, Sharp for chief justice, Exum Hafer and Martin for higher courts, and highlights key county and board of education incumbents with yes on all referendum items.
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Enterprise
Nonpartisan County Board of Education
Guilford County
High Point
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Susie Sharp
Elreta M. Alexander
Greensboro
James G. Exum Jr
R. A. Hedrick
The Wonder of Man Mind Spirit and Will Explored
The sermon contrasts human nature with animals noting mind spirit and will set humans apart. It recalls Genesis and I Cor 3 16 and praises the brain and Creator designed life. It cites Shakespeare on man as a noble piece of work and calls for awe at human potential.
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Shakespeare
Man And His Machine and the Human Heart Echoed
A fragmented reflection compares human form and movement to divine powers. Two Confederate soldiers admire General Lee as evidence of noble design while noting the heart as a powerful engine. The quote recalls a mother’s heart beating billions of times, underscoring the organ’s enduring life force.
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Robert &. Lee
Postal chief tied to Burnaford fees in hush memo trail
Washington memo trail shows Postmaster General Ted Klassen allegedly authorized Burnaford public relations work without bids. Internal notes describe processing as claims settlements after oral authorization, with audit and secrecy around invoices and final settlements totaling about 114000 dollars, amid ongoing service-cost criticisms.
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Washington
Ted Klassen
Klassen
Charles Burnaford
New York
Burnaford
Postal Service
Ray Stewart
Joseph Jacques
Jacques
Stewart
Jacqués
Serving
America
Assisant
William Dunlap
Dunlap
Klassen-Burnaford
Wall Street Journal
EP. Klassett
Burnaford and Company
Postal’ Service
Joseph Jacquesin
Burnaford Imbroglio
Bond Debate Highlights Tax Hike and Fiscal Watchdog Call
Enterprise editor Emeritus Holt McPherson argues Tuesday's bond vote could raise city taxes by 13 to 20 cents if bonds are issued. He urges voter scrutiny of bond priorities, cites misallocation of electric funds to parks and recreation, and urges council action to trim waste and ensure bond necessity.
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Roy Culler
Clapp
John W. Clinard Jr
Clinard
Capital Viewpoint Senate Calculation 70 To 30
Bruce Biossat analyzes early Senate counting on Nixon impeachment. He estimates a 70 to 30 vote against removal, noting many are undecided or swayed by House evidence and partisan dynamics. Strong entities include Nixon, Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, and regional factors shaping crosses.
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U.S
Nixon
Senate
House
South
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Joe Brown
William E. Stevens
Stevens
Nick Galifianakis
Robert Morgan
Henry Hall Wilson
Wilson
Eugene Hafer
Robert M. Martin
Superior Court
Martin
State House
Guilford
Henry Frye
Thomas Gilmore
Charlie Webb
Charles Phillips
Leo Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
Teachers
Margaret Keesee
Odell Payne
David E. Maas
Virgin Islands
Commission
Dale Montgomery
Jamestown
Russell Clark
Bert Hall
Clerk
Hall
Guilford Board of Education
Howard Carr
Vance Pegram
God
Cor
Man and His Machine
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Kea
Bond
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Westchester
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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