Candidacy Battle Moves to Courts Over Party Banner
Byrd Hinshaw of Craven County sues in Wake County Superior Court to overturn a Sept. 21 state Board of Elections ruling that Clarence Gene Leggett may run as the American Party candidate for North Carolina’s First District. The case centers on Leggett’s party membership and residency.
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Raleigh
American Party
North Carolina
Clarence Gene Leggett
Byrd Hinshaw
Craven County
Wake County Superior Court
State Board of Elections
Leggett
Leggetts
Walter Green
Hee
Leggett Accused of False Residency in 1968 Campaign
Hinshaw alleges Leggett registered as a Democrat in Wake County then used a false Pitt County residency to switch to the American Party and run as a First District congressional candidate. He claims Leggett posted Pitt County address Feb 18 and filed candidacy in New Bern, while lacking valid CraVen or Pitt County registration and Wake County purge for four years.
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Hinshaw
Leggett
Pitt County
Pitt
American Party
Board of Elections
New Bern
Craven County
Appliance purchases may require large initial investment
The article notes that buying both large and small home appliances can involve an upfront cost of $2,000 or more, highlighting the significant initial financial commitment for households.
Railroads Push Fifth Freight Rate Hike in Four Years
The nation's railroads request a 15 percent across the board freight rate increase in Eastern and Western lines, with Southern lines seeking 6 percent plus a permanent 15 percent coal-hauling rise. The ICC schedules a hearing as Penn Central’s collapse adds urgency to the plea amid ongoing labor disputes and inflation.
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Washington
United States
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Penn Central
George M.stafford
Voters to Learn About North Carolina Constitutional Changes
North Carolina Bar Association co chairs Lindsay Warren Jr. and James Marge announce a state wide voter education drive for the November 3 constitutional amendments. Attorneys will coordinate in 30 judicial districts with district committees drawn from local communities. Proposals seek to simplify the constitution, reduce state departments, allow a three fifths assembly special session, revise finance provisions, fix personal exemptions, allocate escheats, and abolish the literacy test for voting.
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Cochairmen
North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina
Staet
Lindsay C. Warren Jr
Goldsboro
James M. ~Arge
General Assembly
Caraway Seed Adds Spark to Sauerkraut and More
Classic in cookies and cakes caraway seeds also flavor sauerkraut noodles and cheese. The note highlights the spice’s versatile use in dishes beyond desserts.
Doctors Report Way That Relieves Itching Pain Of Swollen Hemorrhoids
Doctors report Preparation H as the most effective nonprescription medication for prompt relief from hemorrhoidal itching and pain. It also helps shrink swelling without needing ointment or suppositories.
Fragmentary travel note with Atlanta connection
A truncated OCR fragment mentions a 3:25 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. schedule with a connection via Atlanta, but no clear events or entities are identifiable. The text is incomplete and lacks context to determine a definite item.
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