Women Seek Governorships In Two States In 1980 Race
Women may boost their number of state capitols to three as 14 states elect governors on November 2. Illinois North Carolina West Virginia and Delaware look likeliest to switch parties, with Utah North Dakota Washington and Vermont possible gains. In Washington and Vermont races are tight with Democrats showing strong nationwide dominance. Dixy Lee Ray challenges John Spellman in Washington while Vermont pits Stalle Hackel against Richard A. Snelling. In Illinois and other contests, tax policy and development drive debates asCandidates spotlight conflicts with party machinery.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Washington
Illinois
North Carolina
West Virginia
Delaware
Utah
North Dakota
Vermont
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Dixy Lee Ray
Atomic Energy Commission
State Department
Seattle
Wes Uhlman
John Spellman
Dan Evans
Stalle Hackel
Choice
Richard A. Snelling
State House
Miinais
James R. Thompson
U.S
Chicago
Michael J. Howlett
Richard J. Daley
Thompson
Howlett
Daley
Chicago Sun-Times
Holwett
Atty
Vernon B. Romney
Governors' races across states show varied leads and independents
The report surveys gubernatorial contests from several states. It notes Slovak university admissions and Utah defections tied to a sex offense trial. It highlights Arthur Link in North Dakota leading over Elkin, James Hunt Jr. in North Carolina favored, and Rockefeller as a Democrat in West Virginia. Delaware’s duPont IV pursues Tribbitt. budget and prison issues cited. Billions in budgets and term limits appear in Missouri Indiana Arkansas Rhode Island Montana New Hampshire races with incumbents Bond Bowen Pryor and Thomson favored or challenged.
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Scott M. Matheson
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
U.S
Allan T. Howe
North Dakota
Arthur Alink
Public Service Commission
Richard Elkin
Elkin
Link
James B. Hunt Jr
North Carolina
James E. Holshouser Jr
David T. Flaherty
Molshouser
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Rep
Pierre
duPont IV
Chemical Company
Sherman W. Tribbitt
Delaware
Tribbitt
duPont
James Longley
Maine
Missouri
Gay. Christopher
Bond
Joe Teasdale
Kansas City
Teasdale
Indiana
Otis L. Bowen
Larry Conrad
Arkansas
David Pryor
Leon Griffith
Pine Bluff
Rhode Island
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Gallup
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James L. Taft Jr
Philip Noel
Senate
Garrahy
Montana
Thomas L. Judge
Robert W Woodahl
State Supreme Court
Woodahl
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Harry Y. Spanos
State Senate
Spanos
Jimmy Carter
High Point Mall
Peachtree St
Stan Blake
Chrysler
Main Street
High Point
Frank Beasley
Mgr
Parker
Expres
Parkers Barbecue
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Parkers
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N.C
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