a State JOHN B. CARPENTER JR. John B. "Jack" Carpenter 52, of 217 Homewood Ave. died Friday in Moses Cone Hospital.
Funeral will be 4 p.m. Sunday at Forbis and Dick North Elm Street Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Charles H. Reckard officiating. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He was lifelong resident of Greensboro and a member of the First Presbyterian Church and was past president of the Gate City Kiwanis Club. A graduate of the University of Virginia, he was. a veteran of World War II and a senior staff member in research and development at Burlington Industries. He served on the advisory committee of the Radiation Research program at N.C. State University and member of the American Associaton of Textile Chemists and Colorists.
Surviving are widow, Mrs. Nancy Linville Carpenter; sons, John B. Carpenter III of Gastonia, David P. Carpenter of Chapel Hill; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Carpenter of Greensboro; brother, Eugene S. Carpenter of Charlotte; one grandchild. The family will receive friends at the residence. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Hopefuls Trade Verbal Punches BY JACK BETTS Daily News Staff Writer Chief Choice Cited For Nov. 1 Daily News High Point Bureau HIGH POINT-City manager Cyrus L. Brooks will be ready to make a recommendation for a new High Point police chief by Nov. 1, he said Friday. Brooks said he will begin interviewing prospective candidates for the position when he returns from a trip to Toronto, Canada, next week.
Thus, interviews are to begin the week of Oct. 4 in an effort to find a successor to the late Chief Donald Roseman. said he will invite persons to interview, and that after he makes a decision concerning his nominee that this person's name will be submitted to the civil service commission. Both Brooks and city personnel director Randall Spencer will be involved in requesting persons to interview for the post, Brooks said. The city has been without a police since January, with Maj.
Stewart Hartley directing the department as actchief since Chief Roseman's death. Hartley, although saying he is not promoting his own candidacy, is considered one of the top candidates for the chief's position. Gubernatorial candidates James Hunt and David T. Flaherty traded pokes at one another here Friday in separate campaign speeches and in pep talks at their party headquarters. Flaherty To Join Ford In La.
Tour Daily News Raleigh Bureau RALEIGH- gubernatorial candidate David Flaherty is going campaigning with President Gerald Ford this morning, only he's going to be campaigning in Louisianna. Flaherty is one of a group of Republican politicians, including North Carolina party chairman Bob Shaw of Greensboro, accompanying the President on his eight-hour, two-stop tour of the Mississippi River by boat. "I think this is an obvious indication that President Ford is going to give a lot of attention to the South in his campaign and I welcome his efforts," Flaherty's headquarters quoted him as saying. David Stephenson, a top Flaherty aide, said it will do the Republican candidate good to campaign with Ford along the river. "It's a good thing for a candidate to be able to associate himself with his presidential candidate," Stephenson said.
"It's a southern trip, and so candidates from across the South would be invited." Shaw and Flaherty will be the only state representatives on the boat. The three co-chairman of the Ford campaign in the state were invited, but they declined. Gov. James Holshouser, who is still in Tokyo on a trade mission, was not invited. Stephenson said Flaherty would be joining the discussions of how the Ford campaign can best help him and itself in North Carolina.
He also said Flaherty would talk to Ford about the possibility of a campaign trip to North Carolina prior to the November general elections. Democrat Hunt got in the first licks, telling supporters at party headquarters on West Market Street, "'We don't have to talk about the things the Republicans have done wrong -the people already Later, Hunt told a receptive audience of the state Public Health Association that Republican nominee Flaherty had cost the state millions of dollars in his handling of a contract with private industry to pay Medicaid claims. Without mentioning Flaherty, the former secretary of Human Resources, by name, Hunt said, "When this experiment was unveiled, we were told it was the greatest thing since ice. Well, it hasn't worked out that way." Rather than Medicaid costs of $405 million over a two-year period as promised by Flaherty, declared Hunt, the costs may soon exceed $300 million each year. "It boiled down to this: Once again, government promised too much and delivered too said Hunt.
Meanwhile Flaherty was telling wellwishers at his North Elm Street headquarters that he was willing to debate Hunt under any terms but charged his opponent with trying to avoid confrontation. He also said that Hunt had been in government most of his life and had not had experience in the "private sector." Said Flaherty, "I'm a businessman and he's a lawyer." In his speech before the public health group, Flaherty defended his record in' handling the Medicaid contract, declaring that "under the lieutenant governor's leadership, Medicaid benefits were increased greatly," which led to the large cost overruns in the Medicaid contract. He also blamed rising welfare rolls for the increase and said that nevertheless, "Our unit costs per client or recipient were down last year while nationally they they were up 13 per cent. We saved North Carolina $22 million." Flaherty characterized Hunt's remarks as "political demagoguery" and said, "I know that in a political campaign a lot of people are going to come before you and tell you things just to try to get your vote." He said the only thing he was "guilty of is negotiating a contract where the state is a winner and a private company came out losing money." Stompin' 76 Promoters Sued F. Mickey Andrews, a Winston-Salem lawyer, filed suit Friday for $2.3 million damages, alleging that promoters of a "blue grass festival" held in Virginia violated their contract with him by absconding with the receipts of ticket sales and leaving the site so messed up he is being sued.
Andrews filed the suit in U.S. Middle District Court at Greensboro against Cactus Productions Inc. of Nevada and four of its officers, Hal Abramson, Bernard Berger, Betty Berger and Donald Berger. Andrews said they represented themselves to him as "professionals" in promoting music festivals. The Winston-Salem lawyer said he and the promoters entered a contract last May 24 to lease land in Carroll County, for a festival to be held in August.
Andrews said he was supposed to receive 5 per cent of the ticket sales receipts. He also said that the contract called for the promoters to remove debris from the land and repair any damage to fences and buildings after the event, and to provide adequate parking space for those attending the festival. Andrews said the promoters' induced him into a false sense of security by telling him they were "primarily interested in producing a festival which would be And County Deaths MRS. WILLIAM A. TOMLIN HIGH POINT -Mrs.
Cora Myrtle Garner Tomlin, 63, of 409 Cable St. died Friday in Lamb's Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Cumby Mortuary Chestnut Drive. She was born in Moore County and had lived in High Point 40 years.
Tomlin; Surviving daughters, are widower, Mrs. Deloris William Smith A. and Mrs. Ronda Weant of High Point; sons, William E. Tomlin of the home, Larry Wayne Tomlin of High Point, Lee Cox of Burlington; sister, Mrs.
Laura Moffitt Asheboro; brothers, Alton Garner of Asheboro, Frank Garner of Coleridge; 12 grandchildren. EMMETT R. VanNESS SR. Emmett R. VanNess 49, of 1528 Tucker St.
died Thursday night at his home. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home chapel with burial at Lakeview Memorial Park. He was a native of Covington, and had lived in Greensboro 19 years. He retired from Cone Mills in 1974.
Surviving are sons, Emmett R. VanNess Jr. and Paul R. VanNess of Greensboro; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L.H. VanNess of Covington, Va. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today. MRS.
HELEN A. SLOUGH Mrs. Helen Allen Slough, 66, died Friday morning in Moses Cone Hospital. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Wilkinson Funeral Home chapel in Concord with the Rev.
Tom Hogan officiating. Burial will be at Newell Presbyterian Church. Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Bennie Hendrix of Greensboro; son, Harold Yerton of Lakeland, sisters, Mrs. Mae Beaver and Mrs.
Elizabeth Vann of Charlotte; brothers, J.B. Allen of Eau Gallie, Earl Allen of Concord; six grandchildren. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today. FRANCIS A.
HUTCHISON Francis Albertus Hutchison, 88, of 1225 Onslow Drive died Friday morning in Wesley Long Hospital. Graveside service will be 2:30 p.m. today at Sharon Memorial Park in Charlotte with the Rev. Gilreath G. Adams Jr.
officiating. A native of Hickory Grove, he had lived in Charlotte 50 years before moving to Greensboro two years ago. He was a graduate of Fork Union Military Academy and Richmond College, where he was on the varsity football team. He was a member of Myers Park United Methodist Church, American Legion Post No. 9, the Forty and Eight, and the Disabled American Veterans and the Disabled Officers Association.
He was a veteran of World War I and before his retirement was a state service officer for the Veterans Administration. Surviving are daughter, Mrs. Frances Hutchison Ducker of Greensboro; two grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the donor's favored charity. MRS.
CARSON LEAK HIGH POINT -Mrs. Louise Leak, 59, of Rt. 1 (Pennywood community) died Friday morning in High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral will be 12:30 p.m. Sunday at First Emmanuel Baptist Church, where she was a member, with the Rev.
D.D. Mason officiating. Burial will be at Carolina Biblical Gardens. She was. born in Anson County and had lived in High Point 38 years.
She served as church clerk, was a member of the deacon's board, Missionary Circle No. 3 and Choir No. 1 and taught in the women's Sunday school class. Surviving are widower, Carson Leak; foster son, Raymond Jones of the home; foster daughter, Mrs. Beulah Green of Kernersville; sister, Mrs.
Jessie Clark of Midway; four grandchildren. The family will be at Haizlip Funeral Home p.m. today. W.H. CROTTS SR.
HIGH POINT- -William Sr. 76, of Rt. 1, Sophia, his home. Henry Crotts, died Friday at Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Cumby Mortuary Archdale.
chapel. He was born in Randolph County and was a retired farmer and a member of Old Union United Methodist Church. Surviving are widow, Mrs. Ella Myers Crotts: sons, William Henry Crotts Jr. of Garfield, N.J., Walter R.
Crotts of Rt. 3, High Point, Branson C. Crotts of Archdale; daughter, Mrs. John Haynes of Rt. 3, High Point; brothers, Charlie and Carl Crotts of Rt.
2, Trinity, Ray, Roy and Wayne Crotts of Rt. Trinity, Reece Crotts of Rt. 5, High Point; sisters, Mrs. Emory Peace of Rt. 2, Trinity, Mrs.
Pearl Hill of Thomasville, Mrs. Robert Ennis of Rt. 1, Trinity. LIVINGSTON C. CROSS -Livingston C.
Cross, 75, of Rt. 7 died early Friday in Lexington Memorial Hospital. Funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Holloways Baptist Church, where he was a member, with the Rev. Ronald Chapman and the Rev.
C.C. Eddinger officiating. Burial will be at the church. He was a native of Davidson County and a retired carpenter and farmer. He served as Sunday school superintendent, teacher and deacon of the church.
Surviving are widow, Mrs. Fannie Weston Cross; sons, Vernon Cross of Mobile, Joseph H. Cross of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Severa C. Webber and Mrs.
Esther C. Weston of Statesville; nine grandchildren. The family will be at Lanier-Briggs Funeral Home in Denton 7-9 p.m. today. And Greensboro JAMES D.
WHICHARD EDEN-James Daniel Whichard, 68, of Burbank, died there Wednesday. Funeral will be 11 a.m. Monday at Fair Funeral Home chapel with burial at Lawson Cemetery. He was a retired real estate salesman. Surviving are widow, Mrs.
Marion son, Steven Whichard of Burbank, brothers, Joseph amd Wallace Whichard of Columbia, S.C., Thomas Whichard of Fort Myers, Marshall Whichard of Houston, David Whichard of Roanoke, Philip Whichard of Greensboro. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today. SANFORD BRADFORD EDEN-Sanford "Slick" Bradford, 74, of 502 Lake St. died Thursday in Morehead Memorial Hospital.
Funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church, where he was a member, with burial at Dan View Cemetery. He was born in Yancey County and a retired employe of Fielderest Mills. Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church. The family will be at Fair Funeral Home 7-9 p.m.
today. WENDELL S. RICHARDSON WALNUT COVE Stockton Richardson, 79, of Rt. 2 died Thursday at his home. Funeral will be 11 a.m.
today at Burroughs Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. John Fry officiating. A second service will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church in Asheboro Burial will be at the church. He was a farmer and a merchant and a member of Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church." The body will be taken to Pugh Funeral Home in Asheboro today.
JOHN T. LONG John T. Long, 72, of Liberty Nursing Home and a former resident of 319 Turner died Wednesday night in Community General Hospital. Funeral will be 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church, where hewas a member, with the Rev.
Oscar B. Cook officiating. Burial will be at Carolina Biblical Gardens. He had lived in Thomasville most of his life and was a retired employe of Ragan Hosiery Mills. Surviving is his sister, Mrs.
Rachel Skeens of Philadelphia, Pa. The family will be at Thomas-Haizlip Funeral Home p.m. today, other times at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lewis, 1004 Oak St.
MRS. CARRIE BURNSIDE THOMASVILLE-Mrs. Carrie Burnside, 61, of 604 Huger St. died Monday in N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.
Funeral will be 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Brown New Calvary Baptist Church, where she was a member, with the J.W. Flake officiating. Burial will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. The family will be at Thomas-Haizlip Funeral Home 7-8 p.m.
today, other times at the home of her sister at 503 Jacob St. MRS. CULAS ROBERSON EDEN-Mrs. Cordia Long Roberson, 70, of 1304 E. Meadow Road died Friday morning in Morehead Memorial Hospital.
Funeral will be 4 p.m. Sunday at Draper United Methodist Church with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. She was born in North Wilkesboro and was a registered nurse. She was a member of Eden First United Methodist Church. Surviving are widower, Culas Roberson; daughter, Mrs.
C.E. Haywood of Winston sister, Mrs. Beatrice McNeely of Winston-Salem; brother, Larry Long of Elkin. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today.
Man Arrested For Threatening Agent Of FBI A Carrboro man was arrested and charged Friday with threatening to kill an FBI agent, the agency said. Arrested Friday was John Norman Krause, 32, who was charged with threatening to kill FBI agent Charles S. Miller while he was in the performance of his official duties, said Edgar N. Best, special agent in charge of the FBI in North Carolina. Krause was brought to Greensboro Friday and appeared before U.S.
Magistrate Herman A. Smith, who ordered Krause to be held in custody in lieu of $25,000 cash bond, according to Best. Krause was jailed in Greensboro, Best said. The United Way is Alcoholic Counseling Lambeth- Trozler FUNERAL HOME WENDOVER AT VIRGINIA PHONE 273-3401 SUNDAY Mr. Emmett R.
Vaniless, Sr. 2:00 P.M. Chapel Int: Lakeview Memorial Park News, Sept: 25,1976 A7 Funerals CLARENCE A. STANFORD Clarence A. Stanford, 65, of Jetersville, died Friday in a Richmond, hospital.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Hanes-Lineberry Vanstory Street Funeral Home. He was a native of Guilford County and had lived in Virginia six years. He was a retired driver with Central Motor Lines and a member of Jamestown United Methodist Church. Surviving are widow, Mrs.
Mabel Stanford; daughters, Mrs. Virginia Quate of Wilmington, Mrs. Jane Harden of Rt. 1, Randleman, Mrs. Barbara Atkinson of Rt.
7, Greensboro, Mrs. Sue Warf of Rt. 8, Greensboro; stepsons, Morris Coffer, Ralph and Tony Coffer of Virginia; stepdaughters, Miss Patricia Coffer, Miss Debra and Miss Donna Coffer of the home; 15 grandchildren. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today, other times at the home of Mrs.
Atkinson, Rt. 7 (Sedge Hill Court). THOMAS M. WILLIAMS ASHEBORO -Thomas Monroe Williams, 74, of 1826 McDermontt St. died Thursday night in Randolph Hospital.
Funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Oakhurst Baptist Church, where he was a member, with the Rev. W. Cecil Baughman Jr. and the Rev.
Robert L. Hughes officiating. Burial will be at Randolph Memorial Park. He was a retired mechanic with the N.C. Department Of Transportation 35 years and a native of Surry County.
Surviving are widow, Mrs. Cora Jenkins Williams; daughter, Mrs. Lucille Long of Mooresville: sons, Mack Williams of Asheboro, Donnie C. Williams of Climax; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Wolfe of Gibsonville, Mrs.
Laura Baldwin of 1, Franklinville; six grandchildren. MRS. JAMES M. CUSSON SUMMERFIELD-Mrs. Doris Marie Cusson, 41, of Rt.
1 died Friday morning in Wesley Long Hospital, Greensboro. Funeral will be 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Kernersville Seventh -Day Adventist Church, where she member, with Pastor C.L. White officiating. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
She was a native of Guilford County and a lifelong resdent of the Summerfield community. Surviving are widower, James M. Cusson; daughter, Miss Kathy Sue Cusson, and son, James Ray Cusson, both of the home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Kase of Rt.
1, Summerfield; sister, Mrs. Vallie James of Rt. 1, Summerfield. The family will be at Brooke Funeral Home 7-9 p.m today. BANNER R.
SHELTON ASHEBORO-Banner Reid Shelton, 40, of 212 Anchor Drive died Friday in Randolph Hospital from injuries susan automobile accident Funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Ridge Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Gary Lyerly officiating. Burial will be at Randolph Memorial Park. He was owner and operator of Dixie Drive American Service Station and a native of Randolph County.
Surviving are widow, Mrs. Sylvia H. Shelton; daughters, Jeri Ellen, Ricki Allison, Kelli Denise and Traci Marie Shelton of the home; son, Banner Reid Shelton II of the home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.V.
Shelton of Rt. 4, Asheboro: brothers, Odis and Joseph Lawrence Shelton of Greer, S.C., Ernest W. Shelton of Greensboro, Paul H. Shelton of Asheboro. The family will be at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.
today. CHARLIE BROADNAX SR. -Charlie Broadnax 77, of 512 N. Washington Ave. died Friday in Annie Penn Memorial Hospital.
The body is at Johnson and Son Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements. He was a native of Rockingham County and a retired employe of American Tobacco Co. He was a member of Zion Baptist Church, Lone Star Lodge No. 33, the Reidsville Consistory No. 224 and Khalif Temple No.
144. MRS. VIRGINIA HAYES RANDLEMAN-Mrs. Virginia Wall Hayes, 84, of Rt. 3 died Friday in Randolph Nursing and Convalescent Center.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home. She was a native of Randolph County and a member of New Salem United Methodist Church. Woman Dies From Blaze An elderly Thomasville woman died Friday afternoon when she apparently struck a match inside an outbuilding in which gasoline had been stored. Davidson County Sheriff Jay "Bird" McCrary said Ruth W.
Conrad, 71, of Rt. 1, Thomasville, died about 2:45 p.m. She was "burning in the yard like a human torch" when her son found her, McCrary said. Deputies said there was no indication of foul play. She was found just outside an outbuilding behind her house, and authorities said she was clutching a matchbook in her hand.
Carradine Cancels CHARLOTTE--Keith Carradine's appearance Saturday and Sunday at Carowinds has been canceled. Wet Willie, country rock group, will perform in the theme park's Paladium amphitheater this weekend. MRS. MAGGIE T. LOWE BURLINGTON-Mrs.
Maggie Thompson Lowe, 67, of 1417 Elm St. died Thursday night in Memorial Hospital Alamance. Funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Glen Raven Baptist Church, where she was member, with the Rev. Bobby Fann officiating.
Burial will be at Moore's Chapel in Saxapahaw. She was a native of Alamance County and a retired employe of Glen Raven Mills. The body is at Rich and Thompson. Mortuary in Burlington. BENNIE GAINEY THOMASVILLE- -Bennie Gainey, 57, of 315-H James Ave.
was dead on arrival at Community General Hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Brown New Calvary Baptist Church, where he was a member, with the Rev. J.W. Flake officiating.
Burial will be at City Cemetery. He was born in Chesterfield, S.C., and had lived in Thomasville 34 years. He was a retired employe of Thomasville Furniture Industries. The family will be at Thomas-Haizlip Funeral Home p.m. today.
MISS CORA HARRALSON REIDSVILLE -Miss Cora Harralson, 85, of Reidsville Nursing Center, formerly of Rt. 1, Ruffin, was dead on arrival at Annie Penn Memorial Hospital Friday. Funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Bethesda Presbyterian Church with the Rev. John Womeldorf officiating.
Burial will be at Greenview Cemetery in Reidsville. She was born in Caswell County and was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and Bethesda Presbyterian Church. Surviving is brother, Charlie Harralson of Rt. 1, Ruffin; sister, Miss Florence Harralson of Burlington. The family will be at Wilkerson Funeral Home 7-9 p.m.
today. Rev. Walter E. Mills Is Dead At Age 51 PELHAM-Rev. Walter E.
Mills, 51, of Rt. 1 died Wednesday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial Building in Yanceyville with the Rev. G.H.
Badgett officiating. Burial will be at Bluestone Baptist Church, where he was a member. He was a native of Rockingham County and a member of Pelham Masonic Lodge No. 571 and the Boy Scouts of America. He was a graduate of Shaw University and received his doctorate of divinity at the American School of Bible.
He served as pastor of Hamer Baptist Church and Sweet Gum Baptist Church in Caswell County, Old Mount Zion Baptist Church in Person County and Blue Wing Baptist Church in South Boston, Va. He was also moderator of Cedar Grove Baptist Association. The family will be at McLaurin Funeral Home in Reidsville 7-9 p.m. today. Truck Hits, Kills Gibsonville Man A 26-year-old Gibsonville man died early Friday when he was struck by a pickup truck as he stood or walked on the East Market Street near Holt's Chapel Road, according to Greensboro police.
Officers identified the victim as Benny L. Rankin of 631 Slade Gibsonville. The accident occurred shortly before 7 a.m., and Rankin died later at Moses Cone Hospital. Police said Rankin was hit by a truck driven by 56-year-old John Arnold Kirkman of Rt. 1, Pleasant Garden.
No charges were filed. Rankin was the 13th traffic fatality i in the city this year. Eighteen people died in traffic accidents here in 1975. DOT Approves Airport Grant The U.S. Department of Transportation has approved a $716,540 grant for improvements at the Regional Airport, the office of Rep.
Richardson Preyer (D- N.C.) announced Friday. The grant will finance an overlay and reconstruction of runway 5-23, last pad, and installation of a visual approach slope indicator. Sowers Reunion The Sowers family reunion will be held at Thomasville City Park, Sunday, Oct. 3, at Jaycee Picnic Shelter beginning at 12:30 p.m. HANES Lineberry FUNERAL SERVICE -Since 1919- 2 locations N.
Elm 272-5158 292-1081 SATURDAY Mrs. Lula Mae Cox 2:00 P.M. Vanstory Chapel Int: Guilferd Memorial Park Mr. Francis A. Hutchinson 2:30 P.M.
Graveside Int: Sharon Mem. Park Charlotte, N.C. Til 10:00 A.M. N. Elm Chapel Mrs.
Georgia Meehan 3:00 P.M. Graveside Int: Olive Branch Cemetery Portsmouth, Va. Til 8:30 A.M. Vanstery Chapel of a successful in the sense of pleasing both the people of Carroll County and those attending the festival He said the owners of the land, Boyd and Lourena Lawson, sustained $50,000 worth of damage, and that they are now suing him for that amount. He indicated he also expects other suits to be filed against him as a result of debris and damages to the festival site.
Mrs. Mondale To Visit State This Thursday RALEIGH (AP)-Joan Mondale, wife of the Democratic nominee for vice president, will campaign in the state next week, party officials announced Friday. Mrs. Mondale will speak at a noon luncheon of the Wake County Democratic Women on Thursday, then go to Chapel Hill to dedicate a new local party headquarters. Also on her schedule are visits to Durham and dinner with former Gov.
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