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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1976

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Dixville Notch Casts Early Votes For Ford In 1976

In Dixville Notch New Hampshire the first presidential ballots at midnight gave Ford a 13 to 11 edge over Carter. Twenty five of twenty six registered voters cast ballots in early polling booths. one abstained via absentee and one miscast for multiple candidates.

Dixville Notch N.H White Mountains New Hampshire Ford Jimmy Carter Eugene McCarthy Carter McCarthy U.S. Labor Lyndon H. LaRouche Neil Tillotson Thomas Dartmouth College Hanover Tillotson Gerald R. Ford Plains Grand White House New York Maine Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina Louisiana Ohio Michigan Tennessee Walter F. Mondale Afton Minn Bob Dole Russell Kan Cabarrus Elections Cumberland Bill Culp Mecklenburg County

Candidates Wait Size Of Vote is Big Factor

A heavy turnout marked early voting as Americans chose between two leading contenders. The Associated Press notes civic engagement could shape outcomes in key states as voters weigh economic and social issues.

Electoral College explained and 1976 era voting notes

The piece reviews why the Constitution created an electoral college and how states choose electors. It notes winner take all variants, instances of faithless electors, historic splits, and notable cases like Adams Jackson Tilden and Hayes. It cites public sentiment for reform and summarizes December voting procedures and post election counting.

Anon Man. A Congress N.C Wallace Jefferson John Adams Andrew Jackson House of Representatives John Quincy Adams Tilden Hayes Cleveland Harrison Landon Dewey New York State Senate House

Rainbow cancelation over mixed race admission shocks Iowa units

The International Order of the Rainbow canceled all 136 Iowa chapters after Indianola approved admitting Michelle Palmer, a girl with a black mother. Iowa Rainbow leaders call it selective membership, while the state’s Masons reiterate a nondiscrimination policy and refuse Rainbow facilities.

Indianola Iowa International Order of the Rainbow Carol Holdsworth Rainbow Assemblies Rainbow Michelle Palmer Michelle Holdsworth Dwaine Palmer Helen Kline The Rainbow Order Rainbow Girls Iowa Masonic Organization

Job Seekers Gather at Detroit Cadillac Plant

Crowd of about 5000 gathered at the Detroit Cadillac plant to apply for roughly 200 open jobs as security guards struggled to manage the noisy line. The scene captured by an AP wirephoto followed a surge in interest amid hiring efforts.

Detroit Cadillac

Weathered voters flood polls in North Carolina election

North Carolina turnout appears heavy as voters head to polls for president governor and other offices. Weather is cool and sunny with long lines in Raleigh Cabarrus and Greensboro. election officials expect turnout near 60 percent, led by Jim Hunt and David Flaherty.

Raleigh Alex Brock Cabarrus County Greensboro Cumberland County Transylvania County Durham County Jimmy Carter North Carolina Georgia Ford Brock Geseven Jim Hunt David Flaherty Hunt Flaherty

Employers Must Honor Religions Ruling Ties 4 4 Supreme Court

The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 to 4 on a case from Parker Seal Co in Berea Kentucky finding religious discrimination in firing Paul Cummins for refusing Saturday shifts. The tie affirms a lower court ruling that employers must accommodate religious observance under federal law. Justice Stevens did not participate.

Washington AP Parker Seal Co Paul Cummins Cummins Berea Rubber Seal Supreme Court 6Th Circuit John Paul Stevens Synagogue Council of America Parker Seal World Wide Church Ing

Execution Scheduled Nov 15 in Gilmore Case

Provo Utah Gary Mark Gilmore a 3yearold convicted murderer may face a firing squad on November 15 for the motel clerk slaying last July. He declined a new trial bid and said he will not appeal the execution order.

Provo Utah Gary Mark Gilmore United States Gilmore District Court J. Robert Bullock Bullock Gilmore County Atty Noall T. Wootten J Bullock Motel

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Associated Press Rainbow Assembly International Supreme Council W. Ross McCulla Masons McCulla Brooklyn Grand Lodge of Cadillac Plant Kathy Chastain Forsyth County Board of Elections
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