Woman Finds 3 Intruders In Her Home
A woman identified as Miss Janssen found three men inside her home about 3 30 am. One man forced her to the bedroom while the other two took a stereo and guitar valued at 450 dollars before the trio fled after breaking a front door window. Police listed multiple break ins and thefts at local businesses and residences including Cart Manufacturing Styrex Industries Club Carolina and several vehicles with guns tapes a police monitor and beer among the stolen items. Several arrests were also reported for drunken driving assault and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styrex Industries
Berkley Place
Club Carolina
E. Washington
Ed Larry
Clara Cox
Mary Brown
Clyde Severn Stevens
Route 4
Annie Crews Foy
Sunset Drive
Fay Mullis Sykes
Rt. 1
Brown Summit
Patrick Leland Wilkes
Stoneybrook Drive
Maude Gay Goins
Allied Drive
Douglas Reed Goins
Alfred
Gary Loflin
Woodlawn Street
Maude Goins
Goins
Ruby Lamb Davis
Mayview Avenue
Minnie Moose Strong
Willow Place
Greensboro firm fined for Interstate Commerce Act violation
Murrow's Transfer Inc of High Point pleaded guilty in U S Middle District Court to transporting chemical shipments from Chicago Heights and Joliet for compensation without ICC authorization. Judge Hiram Ward fined 1500 dollars and placed the firm on four years probation, totaling a 3000 dollar penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Murrow
Transfer, Inc
High Point
U.S
Hiram Ward
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Chicago Heights
Ill
Joliet
First Revenue Sharing check arrives for High Point funds
High Point receives 608300 as the first of two federal revenue sharing payments. City Manager Harold Cheek says decisions on spending will take months, with council approval and a special revenue trust fund to manage the money. City debt payoff and avoiding new borrowing are among favored uses. A council finance chair favors council control, with citizen input on budgets. A telephone survey seeks public opinion from about 750 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
High Point
Harold Cheek
Cheek
General Revenue Trust Fund
City
Paul Clapp
Clapp
Revels Hearing Scheduled Today on Election Irregularities
The North Carolina Board of Elections planned a hearing today on Jack Hawke's appeal in the 4th District Congress race where Hawke trailed Ike Andrews by about 1,100 votes. The hearing follows alleged irregularities in Durham County. A separate appeal by William L. Revels in Guilford County and by Durwood T. Clark in Brunswick County were also scheduled. Clark lost to Arthur Ashe by 10 votes. Revels alleges some voting machines suppressed votes for him and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Jack Hawke
Ike Andrews
Alex Brock
Durham County
William L. Revels
Guilford County
Durwood T. Clark
Brunswick County
Register of Deeds
Clark
Arthur Ashe
Brock
Revels
Guilford to Open Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Tuesday
Guilford County’s first inpatient psychiatric unit opens Tuesday at L. Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. The $782,000 project is funded by a $550,000 federal grant plus county and state support to provide local care and reduce transfers to Butner. The unit will handle acute psychiatric disorders including detoxification and drug abuse treatment, with 60 to 70 percent of patients treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital
Butner
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Richard Maxwell
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Richard Kelly
Guilford County Board of Mental Health
Roy Clemmons
National Institute of Mental Health
High Point
Evergreens
Old County
John Umstead Hospital
Alcohol Rehabilitation Center
Murdoch Center
Pearce Heads High Point UCP Campaign
James L. Pearce Jr. is named general chairman of the United Cerebral Palsy drive in High Point to run through January with the theme Happiness is Helping. He is NCNB vice president and city council member. Mrs. Joseph Mizell coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Pearce Jr
United Cerebral Palsy
High Point
Pearce
North Carolina National Bank
UCP
Joseph A. Mizell
Council Violates Ordinance Rules Says City Attorney
High Point officials may violate city code by proposing or amending ordinances verbally during meetings and adopting them before formal writing. City Attorney Knox Walker notes the code requires written proposals and forms, with few public hearing exceptions for zoning and franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
Knox Walker
Walker
Two-Vehicle Crash on N Main injures two
On Saturday night on North Main Street and Westwood Avenue two passengers in a car, Christopher Hubbard and Mary P. Hubbard of Steele Street, were treated and released. The vehicle’s driver Paul H. Sligh Jr. of Lindsay Street faces drunken driving, no license, and red light violations. The other driver, Francis A. Rathburn of Westwood Avenue, was involved. A separate incident saw Herman Carl Petty of East Green Drive injured when his Red Bird Car struck a pole on South Hamilton Street at Ward Avenue. he was charged with public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Hubbard
Mary P. Hubbard
Steele Street
Paul H. Sligh Jr
Lindsay Street
Sligh
Francis A. Rathburn
Westwood Avenue
Herman Car
Petty
E. Green Drive
S. Hamilton Street
Ward Avenue
Today's Gifts Declining Cheer Fund Receives 194
The Christmas Cheer Fund receipts lag after a strong week, totaling 5320.52 toward a 7500 goal. Twenty two donations include Tonya Booker 5 and the Furniture City Kennel Club 25, with two weeks left to raise funds for toys and food for needy families. Contributions may be mailed to The Enterprise or Cheer Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheer Fund
Enterprise
P. O
Cheer
Dispute Disrupts NAACP Meeting in Thomasville
Two black factions clashed at a Sunday session in First Baptist Church as Rev. W. E. Banks faced charges over NAACP funds and a Washington trip. DeWitt Wilhite alleged unauthorized withdrawals from the treasury while attendees debated senior citizens issues and postponed NAACP matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver Enterprise
Thomasville
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
W. E. Banks
NAACP
Banks
Charles McClean
Winston- Salem
Senior Citizens Organization
Recreation Department
Washington
Naacp Treasury
Wachovia
DeWitt Wilhite
Civil Rights Organization
D.C
Roach
Rev. Banks
Wilhite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Janssen
E. Commerce Street
John Douglas Weadon
N. Elm Street
YMCA
International Management Council
Jaycees
IMC
High Point Model Cities Commission
Financial Windall
Hawke
Jim Pearce
High Point Enterprise
Council
Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
N. Main Street
Tonya Marie Booker
Vonda Lynn Booker
L. H. Baker
Bruce H. Carraway
Sam, Irene
Sharon Grace
Paralee A. Brinson
Iola Sheloff
Tea and Topics Club
Nancy, David and
Jeremy
Scovia
Circle
of Christ United
Furniture City Kennel Club, Inc
J. E. Millis
Eoeers Bane
McClean
Thomasville Recreation Dept
Davidson County Community Action
Brenda Roach
Federal Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
First Baptist Church
Church Street
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