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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1973
Page
12
At the Raleigh governor's home a 10 year old pedals a hand crank generator to light a Christmas tree in the ballroom. Decorations fill the mansion while staff and visitors admire the festive rooms, though the building needs repairs next year.
Ernest Lee Carmichael 23 of Clay Street charged with auto larceny and no license after wreck on E Green Drive driving a car owned by Burcham McFadden Jr. The crash split a utility pole. passenger Betty Grace slightly injured. Another Thursday crash near S Main Street and Russell Avenue left Kathryn Benson with a minor injury as her car collided with a second driver Russell Jordan.
Thomasville police investigate a $62 strong-arm robbery after Samuel Reo Benton and two others left a Cannon Street residence. Benton says he was hit and his wallet with cash and papers was stolen. In a separate early incident, Charles Wayne Dennis and Ronald Cecil MacQuaique faced drunken driving and disorderly conduct charges, with MacQuaique also charged with resisting arrest. Both were jailed in Lexington.
Archery shop near High Point was broken into early today with entry through a window and merchandise stolen. In a separate incident a late model Toyota pickup was stolen from Brokers Incc on 1-85, with a wrecker driven through a fence to remove the vehicle. Guilford County deputies charge Richard James Rayle 62 with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill for an incident at Long's Nursing Home December 3, where James Grayson 74 sustained head injuries but was improving after the attack.
A youngster asks if zebras are black with white stripes or white with black stripes. Zoologists trace ancestry to quaggas, explain background color and stripe evolution, and note quaggas went extinct. In Gary Indiana, Angela Elias learns fish color vision is present in tested species, suggesting many untested fishes also see colors.
The Guilford County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing Monday January 7 1974 at 730 p.m. in the New Guilford County Courthouse to consider special exceptions to the zoning ordinance. Citizens may be heard. Requests include a rural family occupation beauty shop in a mobile home and installation of a 10000 gallon underground gas tank. Names include Mrs E O Neal Knight Ernest B Huffine Jr James Prillaman secretary.
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