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Page 4A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, September 30, 1987
Letters
Agrees With Baker
Dear Editor, >
I want to express my opinion concerning the letter which
Mr. Baker wrote to you a few weeks ago and which you
printed. In it, Mr. Baker expressed his dissatisfaction with
the efforts made by certain organized businessmen in town to
sway the voters of Kings Mountain to their candidates.
I agree with what Mr. Baker said, I, too, can make up my
mind in the October 6th election concerning whom to vote for.
I only hope that the other voters in Kings Mountain will not
allow this group to tell them how to vote. a
: : Fe Sincerely Yours,
~ Larry M. Adam
Editorial
Vote Tuesday
Kings Mountain citizens will go to the polls Tuesday to elect
a Mayor and three members of the city council.
The Herald has a long standing policy of not endorsing can-
didates on the local level. We won’t break that policy this
year.
However, Tuesday’s election is probably more important to
Kings Mountain citizens than any other election in recent
memory. The new administration still set the policy for a
brand new city manager-city council form of government and
when citizens go to the polls next week they will be electing a
new Mayor for the first time since John Henry Moss was
elected Mayor 22 years ago. The addition of two incumbent
Somistioners in the mayor’s race will be on the six-member
ard.
The three people on the city board to be elected Tuesday
will have half the voting power on the board of commis-
sioners. They should be elected by a majority—-not a minority,
of the voters. The new Mayor should be elected by a majority
- not a minority - of the voters. :
There are important decisions to be made and important
programs to be carried out that will touch every citizen of
Kings Mountain. Chances are those decisions will not satisfy
every citizen. And, chances are the most dissatisfied will be
the very ones who stay at home. Go to the polls Tuesday and
“vote.
GARY STEWART
Managing Editor
GARLAND ATKINS
Publisher
ELIZABETH STEWART
News Editor
DARRELL AUSTIN
General Manager
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ELECT
RONNIE
FRANKS
COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT
"THANK YOU!
To The Editor:
We would like to thank the men of the Bethlehem Fire
Department in being so prompt at answering our call on
Saturday. Within minutes of our calling they were here. No
damage was done, thanks to them and their equipment.
These men are volunteers as a service to our community
DEPARTMENT STORE
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N.C.
Thanks To Bethlehem Firemen
and town. They give of their time and labor, at times risking
their lives for others.
Please everyone help support these faithful volunteers and
help keep their equipment up to date. You may need them
someday also.
Gratefully,
Bill & Betty Moss
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