Work Release Recommended After Six Month Sentence
Donald Ray Sneed 23 of Phillips Street received an active six month sentence in Davidson County District Court after two counts of malicious damage to property and one count of assault. He was recommended for work release and given a second six month term suspended for five years on good behavior. Other cases saw Whiteside fined for drug paraphernalia and reckless driving, Montgomery given probation for marijuana, McCormick and Crawford for not pressed marijuana charges, Clark sentenced for drunken driving with appeal noted, and Hunt given two consecutive 30 day sentences for passing worthless checks.
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Thomasville
Donald Ray Sneed
Phillips Street
Davidson County District Court
Sneed
Betty Jean Nealy
James Wesley Whiteside
Pineywood Road
Whiteside
Linny Joe Montgomery
James F. McCormick
Moore Street
Thomas Elmer Crawford
Salem Street
Samuel Wilbert Clark
Turner Street
Superior Court
L. D. Hunt
Ward Street
Randolph Principals Receive Career Status Rating
Sixteen Randolph County School principals were granted career status by the Board of Education in an executive session. The group includes George Tate Archdale Elementary and others, plus 223 classroom instructors countywide. Directors Ken Nance Mary Ellis and Robert Upchurch also received status while several officials were placed on probation or resigned. The district will seek three new principals for Brower Brower School Tabernacle and Eastern Randolph High School.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Board of Education
George Tate
Archdale
Carter Pike
New Market
Fred Albright
Randleman
Don Hancock
Jerry Tillman
Trindale
John Waller
Trinity
Dedrick Samuels
Trinity Junior
Raeford Coggins
Trinity Senior High
Ken Nance
Mary Ellis
Robert Upchurch
Fred Shoffner
Edith Briles
Rossend Walker
Margaret Warren
Brower School
Worth Hatley
Farmer School
W. J. Taylor
Eastern Randolph High School
Mike York
Tabernacle School
Wade H Vick named High Point sanitation chief
Wade H Vick is the new sanitation superintendent for the City of High Point. Director Carl Wills announced the appointment. Vick comes from a background as a management and industrial relations specialist in the agricultural chemical industry. He and his wife live in the Jamestown area, Guilford County, and plan to move into High Point.
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Wade H. Vick
High Point
Carl Wills
Vick
Jamestown
Guilford County
High Point Chamber study on housing and urban plans progress
Hardin outlined an effort by the manpower and vocational education units to explore an experimental low income housing site near the industrial area. The plan includes modifying city housing codes for a temporary sleeper development and addressing housing as a hurdle to attracting workers. The Chamber’s Community Development Division and related task forces map reforms in city government, planning for year round furniture market activity, and expanding riverfront and utility connections southwest of High Point.
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Hardin
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Institute of Government
J. W. McGuinn Jr
Convention and Tourist Committee
Ernest O'Banion
High Point
General Assembly
Posy Gorman
Clyde Vaughn
George M. Marsh
David A. Dowdy Jr
International Trade
Karl Ockershauser, Jr
Ed Mendenhall
C. Arnold Craven
Arthur Cassell
Congressional Action Committee
Gilbert Gates, Jr
State and
A. Doyle Early, Jr
Streets, Highways and Public Transportation
Tee
Donald Gilstrap
New
Triad Council of Governments
Virginia T. Jackson
Lynwood Smith
State Highway Commission
Westchester Drive
Clarence Keever
Irvin Black
D. R. Meadows
Daniel R. Idom
Cletus H. Kruger
Open house features local sidewalk photographers Ed and Nancy Zerensky
An open house on Sunday from 1 to 3 p m will showcase artworks. Photographers Ed and Nancy Zerensky, residents of Hasty School Road near Thomasville in Davidson County, will participate in the sidewalk show.
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Nancy Zerensky
Hasty School Road
Davidson County
Thomasville
Tax Office To Be Open On Saturday
The Internal Revenue Service office will be open Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon to help taxpayers filing their 1972 federal income tax returns. Bring 1972 tax forms and receipts. for remote help call toll free 1 800 822 8800. Local office at 1605 N. Main St.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
N. Main St
Spaghetti Supper Sponsored by Methodist Men
A spaghetti supper sponsored by the Methodist Men will be served at Mitchell's Grove United Methodist Church on Saturday starting at 6 30 p m. Hot dogs will also be available and proceeds go to church projects. Mitchell's Grove is at the corner of Kivett Drive and I 85.
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Mitchell’s Grove United Methodist Church
Mitchell’s Grove
Kivett Drive
I-85
Opposition to Williams property rezoning panel hearing scheduled
New land strip was provided to remove the obstacle. Adjoining owners usually either accede to rezoning or offer no opinion, but many rezonings brought to the planning commission are opposed by other local owners. Councilmen set a hearing on the Williams property for Thursday and will weigh pros and cons before voting.
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Planning Commission
Williams
Motor Carriers Group Plans Safety Effort
The North Carolina Motor Carriers Association launches a three day safety sweep on Interstate 85 between Lexington and Greensboro. About 25 courtesy patrol cars will monitor truck traffic, record driver behavior, and report findings to carrier home offices for action.
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Motor Carriers Group
Interstate 85
Lexington
Greensboro
N.C
Ken Davis
Old Dominion Freight Lines
High Point
Road Patrol
Carriers Assn
Assa
Davis
Red Cross Bucket Drive Planned in Randleman
Randolph County Red Cross chapter schedules a Saturday bucket drive in Randleman. Chairman Robert Russell cites a $6000 county budget shortfall after the annual drive. Randleman Volunteer Fire Dept members assist Red Cross workers on the day.
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Randleman
Randolph County
American Red Cross
Robert Russell
Red Cross
Russell
Randleman Volunteer Fire Dept
Three Injured In 2 Car Wreck On Mangum Street
Three people were injured in a two vehicle crash on Mangum Street at E Grimes Avenue around 4 55 pm Wednesday but none required hospitalization. The drivers were Andrew Graham 59 of Route 1 and Glenn Edwin Bradbury 44 of Dalewood Circle plus a Bradbury car passenger Bernice Lee Cochran. No charges were filed. Separately Lonita Lilly Johnson of Trinity Avenue sustained minor injuries in a collision on Surrett Drive at Corporation Drive about 10 24 am with a Garland Blair Jr 40 of Greenhill Drive. Sonita Johnson was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign.
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Mangum Street
E. Grimes Avenue
Andrew Graham
Route 1
Glenn Edwin Bradbury
Dogwood Circle
Bradbury
Bernice Lee Cochran
Dalewood Drive
Lonita Lilly Johnson
Trinity Avenue
Garland Augustin Blair Jr
Greenhill Drive
Surrett Drive
Corporation Drive
Sonita Johnson
Ledford Boosters Schedule Event in Ledford High
Thomasville reports the Ledford Boosters Club plans a Saturday event labeled multiple attractions at Ledford High School. Activities include a sausage and pancake supper in the cafeteria, free meals for children under six with a parent, bingo in the gym, an auction, door prizes, and double feature movies in the auditorium. Tickets for the supper are sold at the door.
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Thomasville
Ledford Boosters Club
Ledford High School
Ledford
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Gibson
Ledford Boosters
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