Crime Rate Steadiness Pleases Maj Hartley
Maj Stewart Hartley acting chief of the High Point Police Dept says the city’s crime rate remained steady in the first quarter of 1976, crediting citizen cooperation for holding down crime. Eight major crime categories were tabulated by the department’s records division.
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Howard Hayes Enterprise
Ttig
Maj
Stewart Hartley
High Point
Itley
Were
Hartley
Department
Resourceful Acrobats Amaze On College Drive
Two 12 year old boys perform daring stunts using a makeshift diving board and foam padding at a construction site on E College Drive. Donny Ray Wilson of Hoskin Street performs a swan dive while Jeff Brooks starts a lip at the right, photographed by Cris Petree for the Enterprise.
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E. College Drive
Enterprise
Cris Petree
Donny Ray Wilson
Hoskin Street
Jeff Brooks
Five Hurt In Crashes On Jefferson And Green Dr
Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash at the Jefferson Street and Wise Street intersection with Addie Kay Howie and Lacy Gravley Jr involved. One child, Joey Howie, was admitted in satisfactory condition. A second incident on E Green Drive left Micky Tolbert injured. his passenger William Hinb was admitted in satisfactory condition. Tolbert faced DUI and reckless driving charges. Crime-rate data show 1975 versus 1976 changes across categories with burglaries and larcenies leading.
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Jeferson Street
Wise Street
Addie Kay Howie
Moreland Dr
Jefferson Street
Howie
Lacy Elmer Graviey Jr
Tate St
Wwhorn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joey Howie
Gravly
E Green Dry
Micky Ray Tolbert
Nathan Hunt
E. Green
Tolbert
William Craig Hinb
Phillips St
Merchants push to oust Arcade from downtown Thomasville
Thomasville merchants petition to remove the Arcade from E Main Street arguing it spoils downtown atmosphere and takes parking spaces meant for shoppers. Arcade owner Jay Morgan defends the business saying it is clean and has drawn no fights since opening in December, while merchants press council for more downtown parking and space control.
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Thomasville
E. Main Street
Jay Morgan
Trinity
Morgan
Police Dept
Domestic Lawyers Duty Told at Family Law Workshop
District Judge Elrets Alexander of Greensboro spoke at a Family Law Workshop hosted by The North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers at Howard Johnson's. She urged trial lawyers to uncover the root of marital problems and work to heal the family, stressing that keeping the family intact remains a cornerstone of the country. Judge Walter E. Clark Jr. outlined what he seeks in domestic cases, followed by lectures from Barbara West Moreland and Tom Cannon on economics in domestic matters.
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Elrets Alexander
Greensboro
North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers
Howard Johnson's
Walter E. Clark Jr
Barbara Westmoreland
Winston-Salem
Tom Cannon
High Point Enterprise notice of subscription and delivery terms
The High Point Enterprise Inc announces subscription rates by mail and delivery terms. It lists pricing such as daily and Sunday editions and notes not responsible for advance payments or prepayments made to agents or representatives. The notice mentions carriers and contractors for delivery and service conditions.
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Puauisnes Corry Siarnoon
NeWoPuree
High Point N.C
Pave
Carri Waly Lad
Invermvea
Pepwr Ag
Manier
Seconda Chase Boslege
Penn
Carriege
Ingapennant Contractors
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ical Carr Rituin Gemeany
Ional
Hunt Focuses on Reform in North Carolina Gubernatorial Campaign
Lt. Gov Jim Hunt addressed voters in High Point stressing goals to cut taxes reform utilities and boost industry in North Carolina. He rejected critic Edward O Herrons call for his resignation saying voters won t want him to abandon his post while running for governor. Meanwhile stonecutters at Worth Carolinas Granite Corp plan talks with management in Mount Airy over grievances as reps from the quarry meet to discuss concerns.
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North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Charlotte
Edward O'Herson
Herron
Hunt
Mount Airy
Worth Carolins Granite Corp
Sheraton Hotel
Lynwood Smith
High Point
Smith
Senate
General Assembly
Betty
McCain
Wilson
Eddie Knox
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Democratic Women
Knox
Hale
Mike Fleming
Greensboro
Guilford County
Moving and Storage Company
Fleming
Hargrove
Bowles
Teacher Al Andrews Gets Sanford Award
Donald George Arnold, a foreign language teacher at T. Wingate Andrews High School in High Point, received the 1976 Terry Sanford Award for creativity and innovation. The ceremony occurred at the North Carolina Educators convention in Charlotte Coliseum, recognizing his work in interdisciplinary education and distinctive teaching programs.
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Donald George Arnold
T. Wingate Andrews High School
High Point
Terry Sanford
North Carolina Assn
Charlotte Coliseum
Arnold
T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina
The
America Assn. of Teachers of French
Radios Favorite Items For Thief
Police investigate a rash of thefts targeting electronic gear including three citizens band radios and antennas taken from cars parked near the Elk Lodge. Victims include Carl Fisher of Winston-Salem and Ronald Williams of High Point, with losses valued at $254 and $179 respectively. Additional home burglaries at Anne Hall and Willie Michael involved a black radio, a TV, a phonograph, and cash. Jamies Wallace reports $219 in vehicle damage as a third radio theft is noted.
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Winston-Salem
Carl Mickey Fisher
The
Elk Lodge
Fisher
Ronald W. Willams
High Point
Williams
Anne M. Hall
Biltimore Ave
Ms. Hall
IRS Service Expands Hours At High Point Office
The High Point IRS office at 101 S Main St will stay open until 6 45 p m daily through April 18 to assist taxpayers. Toll free lines run 9 a m to 2 p m through April 15. In Pfafftown the Jaycees sponsor a flea market Sunday 9 a m to 3 p m at the West Central Community Center on Old Highway 421.
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High Point
Internal Revenue Service
S. Main St
W A.m
Prafftown
Lea Market
West Central Community Center
Old Highway 421
ePlafftown
New miniature train opens at City Lake Park Sunday
City Lake Park unveils a new miniature passenger train to be open to the public Sunday with free rides. The train replaces the long standing model and offers an extended round trip from the boat rental area to the dam and back. A fee will be charged for rides after the initial opening period.
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City Lake Municipal Park
Cre Patrent
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Willie Micheal
Brooks Ave
Third Citizens Band
the Elks Lodge
Jamies A. Wallace
Oakview Rd
IRS Service
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