Gathering Of Eagles Motto Shapes Terrells Four Eagles
Four Terrell brothers Tom Bill Richard and Tim earned Eagle Scout honors with Troop 1 in High Point in four and a half years The family credits parents and scoutmaster Milford Byerly for guidance Tom recalls saving a girl by applying pressure to a head wound Tim criticizes the newer urban oriented scout program while praising camping trips and merit badge breadth including ecology conservation and astronomy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Tom
Bill
Richard
Tim
Troop 1
High Point
Milford Byerly
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
High Point Central
Terrells
Boy Scouts
Byerly
Modern Conveniences Can Be Time Bombs
Fire official warns that PVC plastics and treated materials used in homes release hydrogen chloride gas when heated. The gas forms hydrochloric acid with water, threatening firefighters and occupants. PVC, found in upholstery, wallpapers, carpet, office machines, and fixtures, is increasingly common and not yet regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Shelton
High Point Fire Dept
Shelton
Culler Pushes City Economic Development Division Plan
Mayor Roy Culler proposes a fulltime industry booster division to work with the Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Development Committee to attract new industries and revitalize downtown High Point. The plan hinges on council support and new funding, potentially from downtown taxes, though the council has shown cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Roy Culler
Chamber of Commerce
Culler
High Point
National League of Cities
Denver
Realignment Talk Fails To Resolve Mental Health Tensions
Greensboro officials consider realigning the Mental Health Department to clarify authority amid reported unrest. County commissioners study three lengthy reports and weigh actions while dismissing full public release. Employed staff cite high tension and management style concerns as the internal issues surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Board of Commissioners
Gaston Faison
Health Services
Faison
Cannap
John Witherspoon
Ambulance Speed Questioned in Fatal High Point Crash
Police say a Guilford County ambulance was speeding and ran a red light when Michael Wayne Raulston 23 of 2344 B Gordon Road pulled from a Steak & Egg Kitchen lot into its path on N Main Street. Raulston died, two ambulance crewmen were treated and released. The ambulance sustained about $4000 damage, Raulston’s car $2000. Investigators say Raulston failed to yield to the pursuing vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
N. Main Street
Michael Wayne Raulston
Gordon Road
High Point
N. Main
Raulston
James Douglas Reid
Boggs Dairy Road
Thomasville
Tom Short
Reid
Steak & Egg Kitchen
High Point Photo Supply Building
Lexington body builder profiles Steve Edwards and routines
Steve Edwards, 25, a Lexington body builder and auto body shop worker, holds trophies for Best Legs and other categories. He follows a strict regimen with five daily meals and 200 to 300 grams of supplements, including extra meals at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Steve Edwards
Edwards
Crime Watch Thieves Spoil Holiday Break In High Point
Police report multiple burglaries over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. John Davis on W Grimes Avenue lost furniture valued at 975 dollars. Gerald Leach on Grace Street had a 450 dollar TV stolen after front door glass was broken. John Braica on Louise Avenue reported a citizen band radio watches and more worth 479 dollars taken through a bedroom window. Wilbert Wilson on Asheboro Street said a 250 dollar TV was taken after an open window. Rebecca Chestnut on Davis Avenue reported a TV radio and iron valued at 128 dollars stolen after rear glass was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hayes
High Point
John Leonard Davis
W. Grimes Avenue
Gerald Elizabeth Leach
Grace Street
John A. Braica
Louise Avenue
Wilbert Alston Wilson
Asheboro Street
Rebecca Chestnut
Davis Avenue
Odell Vaughn
Darlington
S.C
Scott Street
Robert D. Newsome
Thomasville
Cove
Thomas Lee Evans
Granby Street
E. Russell Avenue
Leonard Smith
E. Grimes Avenue
William Ragsdale III
Thieves Break In At Nach Jewelry Store on N Main Street
The incident saw burglars pry boards and descend by rope to the Nach Jewelry and Loan Co. Eight pistols were missing though value unlisted until a full inventory. The break in was found Thursday. several other local thefts and arrests are detailed with names and items stolen or charged.
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Nach Jewelry and Loan Co
N. Main Street
Dorothy Little Lloyd
Kent Street
William Snow Hayes Jr
Tappahannock
Quaker Lane
Myrtle Wade Caldwell
Rankin Place
Convictions and Active Sentences Report
The record shows this week 6 convictions and zero active sentences. For the month there were 25 convictions and 3 active sentences.
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Cris Petree
John Lowe
Enterprise
Drs. Fugene
Eldora Terrell
Richard, Tom, Tim
Bill Terrell
Thompson
Baltimore
Dept
Ian McBride
The
Greensboro Mental Health Assn
John Cannap
North Carolina
Mr. Raulston
A. W. Raulston
Rt. 1
Wendover Avenue
Oak Ridge Military Institute
University of Tennessee
G & H Oil Equipment Co
Jeanne Heaton
Phillip W. Raulston
Mark
Susan) Hutchens
Route 3
Jane Raulston
Route 1
William M
Allan L. Raulston
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Crime Watch
Brantley Court
Jeff Taylor
Langford Avenue
Samuel Logan
Franklin Street
Willis Ray Abeny
Olga Street
Jack Rozier
Thompson Street
Terry Lee Hough
Ward Avenue
Ross Jay Tucker
Foust Street
Tucker
Billy Donald Rayle
Faulkener Road
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