Stolen Car Recovered and Suspect Charged
Guilford County deputies traced an auto theft to Paul Burton Lambe Jr. who loaned his car to Steven Kent Williams. Greensboro police recovered the $600 vehicle and charged Williams with drunken driving and speeding. High Point police issued an arrest order for Williams on unauthorized use of conveyance. Another report states Donald Clyde Sopher said a BB gun damaged his windshield while he drove.
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Guilford County
Sopher
Growth To Continue Average Farm Getting Larger
North Carolina farms have grown from 64 acres in 1930 to an average of 106 acres in 1976. Extension economists at North Carolina State University project farm sizes to keep expanding by about one acre per farm in the coming decade.
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Bill Humphries
NCLU
Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
United States
NCSU
Tar Heel
Virginia
Carolina
Piedmont
Funeral notices and obituaries in North Carolina crash
Obituary notices list Moses Samuel Austin 79 Pleasant Garden. John William Griffin 88 Winston-Salem. Richard W. Ward 57 Pelham. Dr. Kay Williams 49 High Point. Ella Kearns 93 Mount Gilead. George Vincent Lewis 67 Winston-Salem area. Services planned across Forbis and Dirk Norfolk Elm Street, Swicegood, Sechrest, and Little River churches. Burial at Burnett’s Chapel, Highland Burial Park, or church cemeteries. Memorials directed to charities.
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Austin Greensboro
Moses Samuel Austin
Rt. 1
Pleasant Garden
Forbis and
Dirk N. Elm Street Funeral Home
Harold Shives
Burnett’s Chapel
Funeral Home
Alta Chandler
Austin
Moses Cone Hospital
J. W. Griffin
R. W. Ward
Pelham
Richard W. Ward
Annie Fenn Memorial Hospital
Reidsville
Rockingham County
Hickory Grove
Louise Wilson
High Point
Sadie Walker
Mayfield
Thomas Ward
Bernard Ward
Richmond
Harry Ward
Swicegood Funeral Home
Danville
Highland Burial Park
Zebulon
Charles P
Yuma Floyd Williams
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston- Salem
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
B. W. Solley
Columbus
Ohio
Robert F. Williams
Wilson
Gethsemane
Sechrest Chapel
Douglas Carty
Gatehouse Ra
Ella Kearns
Mount Gilead
Ella V. Kearns
Montgomery Memorial Hospital
Troy
Clyde Kearns
Asheboro
Roland Kearns
Little River United Methodist Church
Virgil Free
Hinson Funeral Home
George Lewis
George Vincent Lewis
William P. Price
Oakwood Memorial Park
Charles Wirsching
Galey Marlette
James Mijlis
George Neal
Bob Thompson
Forrest Jones
Frank Causey
E. E. Jones Jr
Mr. Lewis
Military Enlistees and Promotions From North Carolina Communities
Freddie Glenn Countee of High Point enlists in the U.S. Army through SFC James Stephens and will train as a supply specialist at Schofield Barracks Hawaii after marriage to Melanie Hacks of Thomasville. Marine Pvt. Robert C. Cranford and Navy ABE Sidney A. Stafford, both from Asheboro, completed recruit training and served in Beirut evacuation, with Stafford aboard USS America in the Mediterranean. Ferris M. Beck of Greensboro, promoted to airman first class at Ellsworth AFB, and James L. King of Asheboro, completed missile crew training at Vandenberg AFB and proceeds to McConnell AFB. Roger D. Loggins of Kernersville earned leadership school credit and serves as missile electronic maint. Samuel Mitchell Rivers of Trinity was promoted to specialist at Peden Barracks Wertheim, Germany, where his wife Evelyn joins him.
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Countee
Wilhelmina Countee
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Schofield Barracks
HolWwaii
Melanie Hacks
Thomasville
Navy Aviation
Sidney A. Stafford
Dorothy §. Williams
Home A Ave
Asheboro
Beirut
Lebanon
Norfolk
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Asheboro High School
Navy
Ferris M. Beck
Bobby R Beck
Eastchester
U.S. Air Force
Beck
Ellsworth Afb
D.C
Strategic Air Command
Andrews High School
Samuel Mitchell Rivers
Eli Rivers
Franklin Street
Lessie Mae Rivers
Peden Barracks Wertheim
Germany
71St Aviation Co
Chair records note theft reporting hesitation
Walker says some people will not report thefts because they doubt recovery and doubt the property worth reporting. The remark highlights a mindset that hinders police data and public awareness of losses.
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Walker
Man Waives Hearing On Forgery Charges
Joseph M. Jordon 20 of Rt. 2 Trinity waived preliminary hearing in District Court and bound over to Superior Court for trial. Friday other defendants faced charges including machine breaking and entering with various sentences and suspensions. Voluntary dismissals were recorded in larceny and drunken driving cases.
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Joseph M. Jordon
Rt. 2
Trinity
Superior Court
Walter Clark
Page Bearden
David E. Pope
Rt. 3
Pope
Phillip C. Feltner
Liberty Road
Joel L. Hooker
Tammy C. Lackey
Blandwood Circle
Teresa F. Clodfelter
Ridgeway Drive
Billy Baxley
Hamilton Street
Clarence E. Evans
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Ronald L. Sedberry
Monttieu Avenue
John L. Forshee
Rt. 5
Thomasville
Kenneth R. Tatbert
Greenhill Drive
Clark
Michael Thomas
Penn Street
Vernon Legrande
N. Centennial Street
Hall Washburn
Tryon Avenue
Dovee F. Hayes
English Road
Wesley A. Carden
Chapel Hill
Steve Cargel
Florida Avenue
Jehn A. Holbrook
Wellingford
Ronald Ll. Sedberry
Monthey Avenue
Pearlene McManus
Ann More Circle
Judge Teal
Park Street
Charles L Gaines
Ward Avenue
Columbus Harbison Jr
Hoskins Street
Harbison
Billy R. Howden
James R. Conyers
Burlington
Bowden
Conyers
Lawrence Davis
Taylor Avenue
Tommy J. Lawson
Winston-Salem
Paul L. Reeves
Gregory W. Shimp
Pierce Street
Alfred Baldwin
Fern Street
Randy R. Monroe
N Main Street
Bobby Price
Kroll Court
Wallace N. Tolbert
William H Woody
George E. Paire
Michael McLean
Willis A. Weaver
G A. Edwards
Ragan Street
Edwards
Wood Calls Cuts to Fund Raises for State Workers
Democratic candidate George Wood argues for a 10 percent pay raise for state workers funded by trimming vacancies, totaling about 85 million, as he campaigns in Greensboro. He urges a sunset law to halt unwise programs and criticizes bureaucratic growth.
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Associated Press
George Wood
Greensboro
Wood
Camden County Agribusinessman
Salary Offer Stirs Asheboro Strikers at Stedman
Strikers at Stedman Manufacturing in Asheboro mull an eight percent across-the-board raise proposed Thursday for knitters and a paid Labor Day holiday. They plan Sunday talks with union officials about organizing a local unit before replying. The strike began Monday over missing annual raises and working conditions as the company announced a YMCA drive plan worth about 120000 in the week before.
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Asheboro
Stedman Manufacturing Company
Ashbern
John Neal
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Gatehouse Rd
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Kay
Freddie Glenn Countee
United States Army
Sfc
James Stephens
Robert C. Cranford
Elton J. Crawford
Marine Corps
Parris Island
8.C
James L. King
R.& King
Norwood Ave
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
King
McConnell Afb
Kan
Roger D. Loggins
Thad R. Loggins
Inez Lane
Kernersville
March Afb
Francis E. Warren
B. Wye
East Forsyth
Forsyth Technical School
His
Deborah
Josephine Atkinson
Mitchell
Evelyn Council of
Wertheim
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Freddie Countee
Trindale RD
Cumby Mortuary Wimhne
Order of the Galden
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Ake National Cal
Secneest Chapel
Tpm
Sechtest Chape
Carl Lee Pierce
North Main
Farriss Avenue
Harold C.davis Mamber
Preferred Funeral Direct On International
Jim Hunt
High Point City Lake
Ed O'Herron
Eastwest
O'Herron
O'Herren
Herron
Thomas Strickland
Hunt
Strickland
Grace Flower Shop
Ween
Writwood
Iene Whr Sons
Marsh Kitchens, Inc
J. Orville Garrett
Democratic
Go-With
Garrett
J. Costello
J Orville Gorrelt
Hyde ST. Thomasville
Linda Brumfield
House OF Beauty
John Uresance
Channel
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