Galifianakis Wins NC Democratic Senate Primary
Rep. Nick Galifianakis narrowly leads North Carolina Democrat race for Senate with about 50 percent as late rural results shrink his margin over incumbent B Everett Jordan. Jesse Helms dominates Republican race for the seat, beating James Johnson Jr and William Booe.
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Robert Marks
Nick Galifianakis
Durham
B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
North Carolina
Galifianakis
Senate
Jesse Helms
Raleigh
Jordan
Galifanakis
Dr. EU
Gene Grace
Joe R. Brown
Greensboro
Eugene Grace
Brown
Grace
Helms
James C. Johnson Jr
Concord
William H. Bove
Charlotte
Johnson
Bove
Wral-Tv
Guilford County
Guilford
Booe
High Point
Sen
Wallace wins North Carolina primary defeating Sanford
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace captured about 50 percent of the Democratic vote in North Carolina, blocking Ter ry Sanford from emerging as the party's leading dark horse. Sanford trailed with roughly 38 percent as Wallace claimed 261 398 votes in 62 percent of precincts, with Chisholm at a distant third.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
Raleigh, N.C
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Wallace
Sanford
Shirley Chisholm
Florida
Tennessee
Baltimore
Durham
Duke
Chisholm
N. Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
California
Paul N. McCloskey
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miami Beach
Humphrey
George McGovern
South da
Water and Zoo Bonds Favored in North Carolina Vote
Early returns from North Carolina elections show strong support for a 150 million water supply and pollution control bond and 2 million for a state zoo near Asheboro. Preliminary figures from 599 precincts indicate 134,350 favors to 47,971 against the water bonds, with top referendum passage at 106,006 to 72,108.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Asheboro
How N C Voted How N C Voted
Election tallies from North Carolina reported by the Associated Press show totals across multiple offices. Presidential results list Wallace Muskie Jackson Sanford Chisholm with Wallace leading in Democratic precincts and Nixon ahead in Republican precincts. governor race shows Holshouser and Gardner close in Republican counts with a note to see Page 3-A.
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Sanford
South
Wallace
Muskie
Jackson
Chisholm
Nixon
McCloskey
Bowles
Taylor
Hobby
Hawkins
Dickson
Gardner
Holshouser
Bowles Leads But Runoff Seen For North Carolina Governor
Governor race results show Hargrove Bowles leading with 45 percent as Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor trails at 37 with 1,611 of 2,255 precincts reporting. A runoff likely between Bowles and Taylor as Republicans Holshouser and Gardner battle in a tight contest.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Hargrove
Bowles
Greensboro
Pat Taylor
Lindsay Warren Jr
Goldsboro
Taylor
Raleigh
Warren
Wilbur Hobby
Reginald Hawkins
Gene Leggett
Zeb Vance Kitchin Dickson
Jim Holshouser
Jim Gardner
Holshouser
Gardner
Thomas Chappell
Leroy Gibson
Guilford County
High Point
Hunt and Walker Lead in North Carolina Lt Gov Primaries
Jim Hunt of Wilson leads the Democratic race for lieutenant governor with 147,899 votes from 1,006 of 2,255 precincts, while Roy Sowers and Margaret Harper trail. John A. Walker topples Norman Joyner in the Republican primary, and W. C. Creel leads the Democratic Council of State field for labor commissioner with a possible runoff.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Jim Hunt
Wilson
Hunt
Roy Sowers
Sanford
Margaret Harper
Southport
Allen Barbee
Spring Hope
Reginald Frazier
New Bern
John A. Walker
North Wilkesboro
Norman H. Joyner
Statesville
Walker
Joyner
Council of State
W. C
Billy) Creel
John O'Connell
Raleigh
Phillips
O'Connell
Insurance
George A. Belk
Greensboro
Belk
George B. Cherry Jr
Russell Secrest
Cecil Duncan
Charlotte
Johnny R. Clark
Morganton
John Ingram
Ashe
Guilford County
High Point
Inside Reading Page Two Editorial Overview
A description of content across multiple sections including Page 2-A editorial notes Page 4-A section B and TV listings on Page 3-20D. The digest highlights opinion pieces and media listings in the newspaper layout.
Fourth District races hint at runoffs in North Carolina
Partial returns show L. H. Fountain leading Howard Lee in the 2nd District battle while Ike Andrews and Jules Coggins top the 4th District field. Charles Rose III leads the 7th District Democratic race with about 47 percent, and Beatty and Martin cruise in the 9th.
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Raleigh
L. H. Fountain
Howard Lee
Lee
Chapel Hill
Orange
Ike Andrews
D-Chatham
Jules Coggins
Charles Rose III
Fayetteville
Fountain
Coggins
Andrews
Rose
Hector McGeachy
Cumberland
Doran Berry
Jerry C. Scott
Whiteville
William M. Nixon
Barnesville
James Beatty
D-Mecklenburg
James G. Martin
Davidson
Beatty
Jack Firpo
Charlotte
Martin
Graem Yates
Mack Howard
Greenville
J. Jordan Bonner
Hertford
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Richard M. Nixon
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Hunt and Walker
Lt. Gov. Cree
John Walker
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FBI
Ics
Yvonne Baskin
Wense Grabarek
William Creech
Archie McMillan
Charles Bullock
Knightdale
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