Burglary and theft report from area homes and vehicles
Thieves took televisions, stereo equipment, tapes, jewelry and more from Helen Young's home on East Lexington Avenue valued around 1500. Multiple other break ins and thefts include a toaster oven, carpet shampooer and sewing machine from Gavin Place, car thefts, stolen glasses, and vandalism across several streets. Police reported numerous arrests for liquor, drugs and other offenses.
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High Point
Larry Gene Sowers
Granville Street
Franklin Ronnie Staples
Martin Street
Grimes Avenue
S. Main Street
Byron Baker
Tate Street
Mickey Edwards
Hendrix Street
Montlieu Avenue
Bobby Scott Beasley
Innwood Drive
Citizens Band
Oak Hollow Marina
Mary J. Brown
Brookdale Drive
E Green Drive
James Luck
Amos Street
John Middlebrook
George William Caldwell
Gavin Place
Robert Lewis Benson
E. Fairfield Road
William A. McInnis
N Centennial Street
Caravan Furniture
Ward Avenue
Odessa Jarrett
Fourth Street
Jacoby on Bridge Discusses Restricted Choice
Oswald and James Jacoby debate bridge principles in a reader learning discussion. They analyze a hand where South views three notrump with five spades, outlining the winning line: heart lead, spade at trick two, West plays low, dummy king and East queen, with the crucial queening sequence highlighted and the rationale behind the king or ace-king choices explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
South
West
East
Radio Shack Opens Second Outlet In High Point
Radio Shack plans a grand opening this week for its second outlet at Westchester Mall High Point with special values and gifts during the first week. Manager is David Bogedian. The firm also operates a store at College Village Shopping Center and is a leading distributor of hi fi stereo components along with tape recorders radios CB gear TV antennas rotors and other electronic parts.
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Radio Shack
High Point
Westchester
David Bogedian
College Village
NAB Seeks Summer Jobs for Low Income Students
National Alliance of Businessmen representatives in High Point contact local employers to place students from low income families in summer jobs. Youth director Liz Maynor urges students to sign up at the Employment Security Commission and NAB plans to match job seekers with employers after a survey. NAB, founded in 1968 after urban riots, is a private group aiding handicapped people, needy students, Vietnam era veterans and former prisoners.
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National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
High Point
Roy B. Culler
Liz Maynor
Employment Security Commission
Miss Maynor
The
United States
Venus Diameter and Brightness Compared to Earth
Venus measures 7 610 miles across, about 308 miles smaller than Earth. It orbits the sun at 67 million miles on average, less than Earth's 93 million. It ranks as the third brightest object in Earth's sky after the sun and moon.
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Venus
Earth
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Helen Young
E. Lexington Avenue
Health Center
Manthey Avenue
William Henry Roper
Meredith Street
Betty Rawls
Colony Drive
Tommy F. Ragan
Forest Avenue
Vivian Clinton Mitchell
Everette Lane
George Clement
Gilbert Wallace
Redding Street
Maggie Lee ‘Gidderon
Cable Street
Ms. Gidderon
Ira Poole Young
W. Fairheld Road
Samuel Whitley
E. Commerce Avenue
Meek Byers
Sherrod Street
Boyd Houston Poplin
Biltmore Hotel
Edward Davis
Hilltop Street
Jacoby
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John Cotton
Lexington Ave
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