United Way drive gains steam at local dealership
W United Way continued from Page 1A highlighting support from Earl Tindel Ford. Natalie Tindel, general manager, says profits set aside for the agency. The Pace setter Company achieved 100 percent employee participation for the ninth straight year and donations rose 64 percent. The dealer emphasizes community focus and ongoing creative giving.
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Earl Tindel Ford
Ployee
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Campaigns shift to ads and fundraisers in North Carolina
Political scientists and campaign spokespeople discuss the move from old style grassroots campaigning to statewide ads and fundraising. They note rallies are fewer, reach is broader via television and online, and the shift may affect voter contact, enthusiasm, and relationships with legislators.
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UNC Charlotte
Upper
Piedmont
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Eton College
Easley
Crumbley
Neeley
Winroot
Arrington
Brumbaugh
Two minor party candidates discuss NC governor race
Libertarian Barbara Howe and Reform Party's Doug Schell outline distinct plans on education tax policy and gun rights. Howe backs tax credits for private or home schooling and opposes the 3.1 billion higher education bonds. Schell supports charter school expansion a voucher plan and a revised, locally controlled school funding system while urging tax cuts and reduced regulation.
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Richard Winroot
Mike Easley
Barbara Howe
Libertarian Party
Doug Schell
Reform Party
Howe
Oxford
N.C. House
US. House
U.S. Senate
Schell
UNC Pembroke
Mormon Church
North Carolina
Spann released on bond plans to retry murder case
In April 1999 Spann was released on bond after a judge cited new rulings. York County solicitor Tommy Pope signaled a retry for the Niels murder this summer. Spann told cameras he welcomes a trial, while his defense points to William Hullett as a possible suspect and notes the killings of Ring and Alexander. Spann’s ally Pete Skidmore helped raise questions about the three Clover area deaths. Pope dismissed media glare, saying he remains focused on the case as Spann adapts to life after death row.
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York County
Tommy Pope
Niels
Rock Hill
Pete Skidmore
Clover High
Skidmore
Niell
Ring
Alexander
Hullett
Diana Holt
Spain
Pope
Susan Smith
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