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no argument that a few vote* east one way or another - or not castat all — could mean the difference in a close race. ' v •

Looking for a seat on the Board

That is especially true of the contest for representative to the Board of Supervisors in Jackson District,; where Supervisor A1 Henry iswaging a write-in campaign against challengers Ellis Bingham, Frank Fishback and Ron Frazier. Mr.; Henry is seeking election to the poet after having been appointed in January to fill the balance of the term of the late J. R. Latham, who died last December. -;

There are a total of 650 registered voters in Jackson, and according to residents of that district, the candidates have 1t>een working hard to insure a large turnout.

In Hampton District, where iiv cumbent supervisor Newbill Miller declined to stand for reelection, Lee Bird and Mike Massie are running neck and neck. Both candidates,

(See ELECTION, p;i7)

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