Harvard Students Break Monopoly Elevator World Record
Harvard University students set a new Monopoly world record by playing in a moving elevator for 57 hours 44 minutes, surpassing Kansas University's 1970 mark. About 15 players rotated at a board in Currier House as the elevator ascended 6 708 floors in a four story dormitory. The Kansas group had traveled 7 212 floors in a seven story building. They planned for 60 hours but quit to watch themselves on the six o'clock news.
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Greensboro Judge Seeks Supreme Court Seat
Greensboro resident Judge James G. Exum Jr filed as a Democratic candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court seat to be created by Justice Carlisle Higgins retirement. Exum, 38, would be among the youngest justices, a Snow Hill native and UNC NYU Law alumnus with a Greensboro practice and former North Carolina House member. He and his wife Judith Jamison have three children.
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Farmer's share of food costs 1972
A USDA bulletin reports farmers received an average 40 cents from every dollar spent on farm produced food in 1972. CNS
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