Carter leads nine into runoff in Georgia gubernatorial race
Jimmy Carter headed a field of nine in the Georgia Democratic primary and appeared set for a September 23 runoff with former Gov. Carl Sanders. C B King was a distant third as Hal Suit won the Republican nomination, defeating Comptroller Gen. Jimmy Bentley. Superior Court Judge Jeptha Tanksley trailed. Gov. Lester Maddox led a four-candidate race for lieutenant governor in the Democratic primary.
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Lester Maddox
Virginia
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Carl Sanders
C. B. King
Albany
Carter
Sanders
Hal Suit
Suit
Jimmy Bentley
Superior Court
Jeptha Tanksley
Jury Called for City Court Tomorrow at 9:50 A.M.
Twenty residents are summoned to report for jury duty at Winchester Corporation Court tomorrow at 9:50 a.m. Those named include Ernest E asrgeine Cletus H Triplett Marvel G Thompson Jean A Johnson William E Deavers Fred W Rathman Forest E Jones Marvin D Weaver George B Stickley Jr Lucille Long C G Vaught Jr Betty M Eckman Donald R West Johnny G Eisner Ralph R Whitmore Mervil A Hardy Carle F Germelman Sr Robert L Anderson Nancy H Butler and William T Tilling Jr.
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Cletus H. Triplett
Marvel G. Thompson
Jean A. Johnson
William E. Deavers
Fred W. Rathman
Forest E. Jones
Marvin D. Weaver
C.G. Vaught, Jr
Betty M. Eckman
Donald R. West
Johnny G. Eisner
Ralph R. Whitmore
Mervil A. Hardy
Carle F. Germelman, Sr
Robert L. Anderson
Nancy H. Butler
William T. Tilling, Jr
Virginia campaigns begin as Byrd Garland loom large tonight
Roanoke hosts Ray L Garland campaign kickoff with Linwood Holton and local lawmakers present while Byrd faces Satterfield in Richmond. Rawlings comments on building a strong Virginia Democratic party as GOP rivals noted. Stearns challenges Scott to debates amid criticism of his record as 8th District race heats up.
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Roanoke
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Chesterfield County
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Linwood Holton
Roanoke Sale Civic Center
Garland
House
GOP
del. M. Caldwell Butler
James C. Turk
Radford
David F. Thornton
Roanoke County
Richmond
David E. Satterfield III
Satterfield
General Assembly
Washington
Vietnam
Middle East
Democratic Senate
George C. Rawlings Jr
Woman’s Democratic Club
Virginia Beach
George Rawlings
Virginia
Rawlings
Walther B. Fidler
Darrell Stearns
8Th
William Scott
Bill Scott
Stearns
Norfolk enrollment dips as white students miss segregated schools
Norfolk school officials report about 52 063 pupils enrolled on opening day, 1 800 fewer than last year. White students at Booker T. Washington High School Jacob Junior High and Ruffner Junior High showed low attendance amid desegregation, with some families moving or choosing private schools.
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Edwin L. Lamberth
Lamberth
Booker T. Washington
Jacob Junior High School
Ruffner Junior High School
Whisky origin tied to Booz labeled bottles in Glassboro
The term booze for whisky traces to Booz bottles produced by a Glassboro glass factory and filled by Philadelphia distiller E. C. Booz. The Booz bottles inspired the word booze as a synonym for whisky in American usage.
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N.J
Philadelphia
E. C. Booz
Georgia primary runoff seen for MLK aide
Mrs. Coretta King reports that Young, a former top aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., appears to have reached a runoff in Georgia’s primary election. AP Wirephoto accompanies the dispatch.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Young
Dr. King
Georgia
Private Quarters Planned for Space Station Crews
Raymond Loewy told a Ames Research Center conference that the Space Station planned for 1978 launch will include private crew quarters with invitation only access and telephone links to families. He stressed private space for morale, a central dining area, and the challenge of mixed gender crews and long isolation.
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Calif
Space Station
United States
Raymond Loewy
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Ames Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
New York
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Earth
Transportation Industry In Poor Shape Says Rail Leader
Norfolk and Western Railway President John P. Fishwick told a Roanoke luncheon of the Rebel Chapter of the Young Presidents Organization that the U S transportation industry is in generally poor shape due to its failure to raise rates with rising costs. He called railroads very stupid in the remarks.
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America
Norfolk & Western Railway
John P. Fishwick
Fishwick
The
Young Presidents Organization
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