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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

7

Green wins Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in North Carolina

Jimmy Green topped Howard Lee with 56 percent in an AP analysis of the NC Democratic primary. Green led among white voters and built bases through party work and legislative experience, while Lee polled strongly among black voters. Turnout varied by precinct with Green benefiting from rural white voting and Lee winning pockets in Charlotte, Durham, and Rocky Mount.

David R. Nelsen Associated Press Raleigh Jimmy Green Green Chapel Hill Howard Lee Bill Hiatt Lee House of Representatives Jimmy Carter Charlotte Winston-Salem Durham Rocky Mount Winston Salem Fayetteville Henderson Piedmont

Gudger Victory Clouded by Buncombe Vote Error

In Asheville AP reports a tabulation mistake in Buncombe County leaves Lamar Gudger with a narrow lead over Glenn Brown for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina 11th District. Unofficial returns show Gudger ahead by about 7 votes as officials prepare canvass. Brown will review county results before conceding. An executive secretary says the error duplicated a precinct tally, initially giving Gudger 10,886 to 5,423 for Brown.

Asheville Buncombe County Lamar Gudger Glenn Brown North Carolina Gudger Brown

Milk price increase urged by North Carolina dairy groups

Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina Milk Commission may rule within two weeks on a proposed one cent per quart rise for farmers. Drought and heat have raised feed costs, with extension specialists noting unclear drought effects so far. Farmers argue higher costs cut into profits as current Class I milk pays $11.12 per 100 pounds, sought to rise to $11.56.

N.C R. C. Wells Stephen R. Sutter Wells-Sutter Douglas Darch Wake County North

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