Choices Of Candidates For Guilford County Races
The Enterprise outlines voter prep for broad ballots in High Point and Guilford County. It endorses Gray, Smith, and Johnston for State Senate, supports seven Democratic House candidates, and backs Republicans Maxwell and Shaw for County Commission contests and incumbent Register of Deeds Mark Stewart over challenger Derrick.
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High Point
Guilford County
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Register of Deeds
State Senate
Rachel G. Gray
Katherine H. Sebo
McNeill Smith
Gray, Smith and Johnston
Henry E. Frye
Thomas O. Gilmore
James F. Morgan
Thomas B. Sawyer
Mary P. Seymour
Mark Short
Jim Morgan
Seymour
Greensboro
Richard Maxwell
Bob Shaw
Forrest E. Campbell
Ogden Deal
A.G
Pete) Whitener
Maxwell
Shaw
Bert Hall
W.H
Bill) Anderson
Hall
Zoe Barbee
Mark Stewart
Kathy M. Derrick
Stewart
Summit Road Petition Tests City Paving Policy
High Point City Council weighs a Summit Road petition to pave under a 51 percent front footage rule. Seven of 13 property owners signed for payment, but one signer sought withdrawal, risking disqualification. Council sent the issue to committee for more study amid protest from four residents.
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Saso
High Point
Summit Road
India under emergency as Gandhi tightens grip on power
Indira Gandhi’s India remains under a prolonged internal emergency declared on June 26, 1975, with hundreds arrested, civil liberties suspended, and strict press censorship. A constitutional amendment would curb judicial power, limit habeas corpus, and allow the president to amend the constitution during a two-year transition, signaling a permanent shift in political life.
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Indira Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Ford vs Carter: contrasting styles in the 1970s race
Jack Anderson profiles Gerald Ford as affable and steady, with fair judgment and calm under pressure, and contrasts him with Jimmy Carter’s aloof yet driven, ambitious, technically skilled leadership. The piece compares their temperaments, governing ideas, and approaches to crisis, tradeoffs, and political risk.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Grand Rapids-Washington
Harry Truman
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
Carter
America
William Whyte
Bryce Harlow
Autumn Health Note and Local News Blends
In autumn's murmur, a health column urges flu shots for seniors, diet and exercise, rest, and cautions on over the counter remedies while recounting medical advice. The piece highlights the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn and High Point industry leaders, plus church care in the community and a Wake Hospital revival of Mrs. Dublin after a cancer society dinner incident.
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Robert Lews Stevenson
Bernard Wampler
Pulaski Furniture Corp
Fount H. Rion Jr
Florida Furniture Industries
Harry C. Gravely
Gravely Furniture Co
Wesley E. Collins
Bernhardt Industries
Association of Furniture Manufacturers
The
SFMA
High Point
South
Presbyterian Home
Wesleyan Arms
Maryfield
First Wesleyans
First Wesleyan Church
N. Centennial
Alva Guyer
North Carolina
American Cancer Society
Raleigh
Dublin
Royal Villa
Wake Hospital
Mrs. Dublin
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Charles E. Webb
George M. Bemus
Patrick T. Boardman
Margaret P. Keesee
Donald €. White
David M. Shavin
Labor Party
Mrs. Keesee
House
State High Court
Allahabad
Jag Mohan Lal Sinha
Supreme Court
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Iyer
United States
Jack Anderson
U.S. Steel
Proctor and Gamble
Hlwaukee Igurnal
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Food and Drug Administration
Furniture Production Magazine
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
First Wesleyan
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