Tough Opposition Likely In District Judge Race
The 18th Judicial District Bar Assn. may nominate Robert E. Bencini to succeed retiring District Court Judge Byron Haworth. Joseph Williams and possibly Frank Campbell oppose him, while minority representation is argued by Williams supporters. The meeting will also discuss the Client Security Fund and how nominations to Gov. Hunt should be sent.
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18Th Judicial District Bar Assn
Jim Hunt
Byron Haworth
Haworth
High Point
Robert E. Bencini
Guilford County
Bencini
Joseph Williams
Guilford
Frank Campbell
Greensboro
Bar Association
Dan Fouts
18Th Judicial District
Bar Assn
Hunt
Fouts
Robert Cecil
Williams
Greensboro Police Dept
State Bar Council
Nick Fisher
Deal On Budget Tightening For Guilford County
Guilford County Commissioner Ogden Deal urged prudence in the 1977 78 budget discussions amid a potential tax rise up to three cents from the current 43 cents per 100 valuation. Chairman Gaston Faison noted possible cuts but warned they may not be achieved, hoping residents offer ideas to curb costs.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Ogden Deal
Deal
Board of Commissioners
Gaston Faison
Faison
Dean
High Point council debates fair housing ordinance doubts
High Point City Council members express uncertainty after Monday's meeting on a proposed fair housing ordinance. Arnold Koonce notes mixed votes and potential changes while discussing enforcement, exemptions, and the need given existing federal law. The proposal faces Realtor opposition and would impose a 200 dollar fine for discrimination with room rent exceptions.
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Lee Mortimer
Enterprise
High Point
Special and Planning Committee
Koonce
U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
High Point Board of Realtors
Radar Detectors Stir Mixed Feelings Among Drivers and Police
A North Carolina debate over radar detection devices reveals sales for Fuzz buster and Bearfinder, police concerns about false security, and varied attitudes from drivers and law enforcement. Virginia moves to outlaw detectors, while North Carolina keeps them legal pending broader action.
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Fuzzbuster
Bearfinder
North Carolina
North Carolina Committee of Highway Safety
Virginia
Bob Eanes
Womack Co
Lindsay Street
Banes
Mike James
High Point Police Dept
Department
Donald R. Jackson
Charles Boyd
Auto Air and Sound
English Road
High Point Police Department
State Highway Patrol
Guilty Fingers Point At General Assembly For State Growth
North Carolina lawmakers blame agencies and public demand for service, but a minority led by Sen. I. C. Crawford says the blame rests with the General Assembly for approving budgets and failing to cut programs. Growth from the general fund jumped from 939 million in 1970 71 to 1.9 billion in the current fiscal year, with total budget gains of 1.8 billion. Some legislators now call for stronger oversight by the General Assembly.
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Bill Noblitt
Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
General Assembly
I. C. Crawford
D.buncombe
Crawford
North Carolina
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Robert Bencini
High Point Bar Assa
High Point Enterprise
County
Arnold Koonce
Ards
Dees
Nei
Mn AD
N.C. General Assembly
James E. Holfhouser
James B. Hunt Jr
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