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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1994

Page

3

Perdue holds seat as voters back incumbents

The Republican sweep nationwide did not alter Craven Jones and Pamlico county state races as incumbents retain power. Sen Beverly Perdue wins a third term with 58 percent over Don Dye. Reps Zeno Edwards and Vance Alphin keep House seats with strong majorities. John Nichols and William Wainwright run unopposed and will serve new terms. All results are unofficial until Thursday canvass. Perdue and area reps will return to a changed legislature.

Craven, Jones and Pamlico County Beverly Perdue D-Craven Senate Don Dye Township 7

Republicans gain early lead in Georgia legislature control

Early returns show Republicans poised to win 67 of 120 seats in the Georgia House and 24 of 50 in the Senate, possibly first century shift. Democrats hold a narrow Senate majority while Governor Perdue cites gridlock as a motive for change. Perdue says consolidation in the Senate may not spell trouble for Democrats.

General Assembly State House State Senate Senate Perdue

Pamlico County votes settle to two at large seats

Pamlico County results show Republicans Phillip Prescott Jr and Linda Fodrey win at large seats, while Democrats Johnnie Tripp and Carl Ollison secure district seats. District 4 was decided by a one vote margin, with Ollison ahead 262 to 261 over Chris Rooks. A Thursday canvass could trigger a recount.

Bayboro Pamlico County Phillip Prescott Jr Linda Fodrey Board of Commissioners Johnnie Tripp Carl Ollison Ollison Chris Rooks Fodrey Chris Ollison Construction Mesic Pamlico Pamlico County Athletic Club Hobucken Pamlico Board Mary Paul Phil Prescott Louise Muse Booker Jones

Riggs tops Jones County commission race in primary

Sondra Spock Riggs led six candidates with 2,382 votes to become the leading vote-getter in Jones County’s Democratic primary and will join incumbents Nolan Jones Charles Battle Jr Horace Phillips and Dewey Strayhorn on the board. She vows to bring a fresh perspective and says she will take office with plans to address governance. The top five winners advance with Reynolds finishing last among six. Ballots unofficial pending canvass.

Trenton Sondra Spock Riggs Jones County Riggs Jones County Board of Elections Robert Mattocks Maysville Nolan Jones Charles Battle Jr Horace Phillips Dewey Strayhorn Jones Board Preston D. Reynolds Pollocksville Battle Jones Commissioners

Craven Schools District 2 Officials and Totals Listed

District 2 noting Evelyn Hood and Jimmy Smith alongside District 4 figures Judy Pierce and Emma Franks. Census style figures show 8 574 and 6 654 in the readable snippet.

Schools flip two school board seats in Craven County

James W. Smith of Dover and Emma Baucom Franks were defeated by Evelyn Hood of Cove City and Judy Pierce of New Bern in Craven County school board races. Hood won 56 percent, Pierce 64 percent, both toutting a back to basics platform as voters signaled change. Canvass on Thursday will make results official.

James W. Smith Dover Craven County Franks Chis New York City Hood Democratic Ben Watford Democratic Party Bill Harper Herb Rawls Republican Party Watford Smith Mrs. Hood

Mason wins Jones County sheriff race in landslide

Trent on county politics Mason, 57, a former state trooper, defeats Harley Ringer 2485 to 439 to take the sheriff’s job on Dec. 5. He pledges to professionalize the office, cut response times, and add deputies reaching ten by year four. Ringer plans retirement and says the county leans Republican despite the result.

Reynolds Mason Mason Harley Ringer Jones County Ringer Trenton Jones Sheriff's Office

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Craven Jones and Lenoir Area House Representatives Jesse Avery Sun Journal Sen Craven Courthouse Perdue Due Craven Carteret Angela Harris Tripp Pamlico Courthouse Prescott Sioner Theso Booker T. Jones Muse Nancy Smith Twin Rivers Opportunities New Bern Paul Bill Clinton Board of Elections Chariie Sondra Riggs Jones Emergency Management Richard Tyndall The Neuse River Craven Schools Evelyn Hood Jimmy Smith Judy Pierce Emma Franks Craven School Laurie Gengenbach
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