Incumbents and new faces file for Guilford State House
Three incumbents and two newcomers enter the Guilford County race for the State House of Representatives. High Point candidates James F. Morgan and Victor Lott join Dems Mark McDaniel Jr and Donald White, while Greensboro incumbents Henry Frye Tom Sawyer and Marcus Short seek re election. District Court filings include Robert L. Cecil and John F Yeatles Jr.
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Robert Marks Enterprise
High Point
State House of Representatives
Guilford County
18Th Judicial
James F. Morgan
State House
Morgan
North Carolina Jaycees
Guilford College
Cumberland School of Law
Sanford University
Morgan, Byegly, Post
Donald White
Henry Frye
Tom Sawyer
Marcus Short
Greensboro
Frye
25 Candidates Enter Local and State Filing Rush
Randolph Board of Elections reports 25 candidates signed up before the noon deadline. Key races include the Fourth District Congressional contest with Ike Andrews seeking a third term, and Republican candidates Johnnie Gallemore and Lenzie Barnes. Democrats file for county commissioners and board of education. primaries set for Aug 17 and Sept 12 if needed. Liberty attorney James Wilson appointed to Randolph Board of Elections.
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Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph Board of Elections
North Carolina
State House
Randolph
Harold Brubaker
Board of Elections
Brubaker
Election Board
Frank Redding IT
Larry Yow
Sophia
Randolph County
Aimeta G. Saunders
Central Falls
W K. Cromartie
Garland Allen
Randolph County Board of Education
Odell Hayes
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Wake
Chatham
Durham Counties
Ike Andrews
Siler City
Andrews
Durham
Johnnie L. Gallemore
Randolph Board of Education
Jack Pugh
Guibert
Davis
Moore
Orange
Russell Walker
Charles Vickery
Hillsborough
Liberty
James Wilson
Crime Watch Hitchhiker Beaten Robbed On Lexington Ave
Report from High Point police details a hitchhiking assault with $63 stolen in cash. Victim Lee Roy Smith, 23, was struck in the face and stomach and left unconscious, later treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Don Personette
Sheraton
N. Main Street
Art Richardson
Lexington Avenue
Grace Whitt
Grace Street
Oakhill School
Wrightenberry Street
Shad Earl Ross
Saunders Place
J. C. Penney's
Westchester Mall
Wade Tillotson
Denton
Theft Report Totals and Arrests Summary
The report lists theft activity with daily weekly and monthly totals. It notes 11 new thefts today, 58 this week and 430 this month. Losses cited are 5,667 today, 13,880 this week and 3,115 this month with arrests mentioned.
Guilford Democrats Add Four In Final Filing Rush
Late filings before the noon deadline shaped a Guilford County primary. J Allan Mills joined Greensboro Democrats seeking the State Senate seat, Irene Hill filed for the State House, with four more Republicans also submitting candidacies for House Senate and county offices. New candidates for the board of education include Franklin Teague and Wade Payne.
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Guilford County
State Senate
J. Allan Mills
Greensboro
Internal Revenue Service
County Board of Elections
Mills
Irene Hill
State House
George Bemus
Pat Boardman
Greensboro Day School
Manley Lewis
Jacki Manzi
Guilford County Pinning Committee
Board of Commissioners
Guilford County Board of
Summer nutrition program set to begin June 21
Parks and Recreation officials led by Garry Burnett confirm the noon lunch program will start June 21 at most sites as last year. Mary Dillard notes planning time is short while Bo Morgan expects 1500 to 1600 children fed daily, with funding improving this year to base allocations on need.
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Ray Hubbard
Parks and Recreation Dept
Garry Burnett
Parks and Recreation
Burnett
Witl
Mary Dulard
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
USDA
Dillard
Bo Morgan
Morgan
Richardson Preyer Seeks Fifth Term in Congress
Richardson Preyer a Greensboro Democrat announced his candidacy for re election to a fifth term in the U S Congress From Guilford Alamance and Rockingham counties he faces no Republican challenger in the Sixth District except Marion Porter of Greensboro representing the US Labor Party The only other potential opponent Howard Coble of Greensboro considered running but declined The High Point news conference outlined his pledge to serve district interests and central political stance noting he falls near the political center while average liberal and conservative scores are cited from Congressional Quarterly The report includes comments on his voting record and campaigning plans across the district
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Richardson Preyer
U. S
Greensboro
Preyer
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Marion Porter
US Labor Party
Howard Coble
North Carolina
Coble
James Burnley IV
Guilford County
Burnley
Guilford
Alamance
Rockineham
Steve Ritehe
Vietnam
High Point
Ure
Congressional Quarterly
Conservativ
Apa
Citzens
50s Revisited at Northeast Junior High School
Students at Northeast Junior High School paid tribute to the 1950s bobby sock era with rolled-up blue jeans and white socks. Greased hair was featured and Terry Cales and Jeri Pierce performed a past fashion rendition, photo by An F echarast omy.
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Northeast Junior High School
Fonz
Terry Cales
Jeri Pierce
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Guilford Superior Court
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James Morgan
Thomas Sawyer
Mark Short
Crime Watch
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King Street
Melvin Kahn
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