Prison Terms Shaped by Four Day Superior Court Session
Judge Harvey A. Lupton sentenced multiple defendants in Winston-Salem as a four day Superior Court session closed. Rufus Franklin Moore received 7 to 10 years for larceny by breaking and entering amid other charges. James William Church drew six years on breaking and entering with two concurrent for larceny, while William T. Dockery faced 5 to 7 years for larceny by breaking and entering and other charges running concurrently. Charles Alexander and Charles Buster Parker received sentences including drug and blackmail charges, with probation or suspended terms in several cases. Additional youths and adults faced smaller sentences or probation for forgery drugs and related offenses.
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Harvey A. Lupton
Winston-Salem
Superior Court
Ee Rufus Franklin Moore
N. Centennial Street
Moore
James William Church
Glara Cox Apts
Drew
William T. Dockery
Charles ‘Alexander
Tudor
Roger Dale Long
Chris Sheppard
Quaker Lane
Sheppard
Charles Buster Parker
N. Hamilton Street
Charles Edward Hill Jr
Moffi Ik Street
Gary Ezell
Oberling
Albert “Everette Moore
Randall Keith Hazelwood
Beddington Road
Luke McLaurin
Asheboro Man Killed In Fall At Klopman Mills
An 18-foot fall from a ladder at the Klopman Mills Asheboro plant killed 22 year old Tommy D. Robbins during a Wednesday afternoon shift. Robbins was near the ceiling when the accident happened a co worker said it occurred so fast he did not see the exact moment. Randolph County Medical Examiner Dr. Marion Griffin ruled Robbins death from a broken neck.
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Asheboro
Tommy D. Robbins
Klopman Mills
Robbins
Randolph County
Marion Griffin
Randolph Deputies Probe Well Wait For Missing Man
Randolph County deputies pumped an old 33 foot well on the Turner farm near Caraway Race Track Road to ease residents concerns about Wayrie Routh missing since Oct. He was reportedly last seen leaving for the race track on Route 57. Officials say foul play is possible but no evidence found.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Rt. 1
Sophia
Randolph ‘County
Lloyd Brown
Wayrie Royth
Caraway Race Track Road
Turner Farm
Browne
Archdale School Pupils to See Circus in Greensboro
Archdale Elementary will send 464 students plus 40 teachers and grade mothers to a Greensboro circus trip Thursday. An unnamed Archdale merchant donated 1190 for tickets, with PTA funding bus transportation for eight chartered buses.
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Archdale
Greensboro
George Tate
Tate
PTA
Asheboro Surveyor Seeks Post
Asheboro native Don Smith, 35, Republican, filed for Randolph County surveyor to run in the November general elections. A former State Highway Commission employee and founder of the Society of Surveyors Central Piedmont Chapter, he operates a local surveying business with wife Dianne McRae and two children at 2022 Walnut St. Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Don Smith
Randolph County
Smith
State Highway Commission
The
Society of Surveyors
Central Piedmont
Randolph, Guilford
Davidson, Chatham
Moore, Montgomery
Stanley Counties
Guilford County weighs jail plan and road projects
North Carolina officials reviewed a range of county issues including a suggestion to house violent inmates on a separate jail floor, a liquidated damages claim against Gilbert Engineering for the High Point solid waste project, ambulance quarters renovation costs, and pursuit of local legislation to expand ambulance fuel and core services. They also announced a Monday public hearing on rural road improvements and discussed sewer and water projects along Pinecroft Street, Friendly Acres, and Guilford College-Jamestown Road.
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North Carolina
High Point
Gilbert Engineering Company of
Statesville
Greensboro
Ralph’ Walker
Pinecroft Street
Friendly
Robberies Report Spark Several Local Thefts
Police logged multiple larcenies and break ins including a 1972 car stolen from Lyles Chevrolet and entries at Armfield Furniture Earl's Grills and two Jamestown apartments. Items stolen or damaged include a TV radio $135 a cable $290 two shotguns a gun case $251 bedspreads coats a battery $15 a tire $65 and a puppy killed by strangling. Police also arrested three youths for forgery and charged others with shoplifting tampering with a vehicle and public drunkenness. A public hearing before the Guilford County Board of Adjustment regards four storage tanks near Greensboro and an Orchard Apartments phase one proposal.
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Lyles Chevrolet
Armfield
Greensboro Road
Earl
S. Main Street
Charles Hughes
Jamestown
Saunders Place
James Merritt Branno
Harrison Street
North State
Eddie Lewis Peak
Morgan Place
Bobby Joe Short
Rt. 2
Randleman
High Point
Gloria Jean Manning
Fern Street
E. Green Drive
Eastchester Drive
Bobby Alexander Wood Jr
W. Lexington Avenue
William Perin
Sloop's Gulf
Rivett Drive
Martha’ Lou Southern
Woodbine Street
Sunoco
Green Drive
Ward Avenue
Jerry Qdell
Donald Wilcox Crafton
Sunnybrook Drive
David Thomas McDonald
Barker Street
Charles Thomas Strickland
Bradshaw Street
Maybelle Sturdivant
Catherine Deloris Covington
Richardson Street
Freddie Beasley
Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Adjustment
Triad Terminal Co
Joseph L. Berry
Borum. and
Evans, Inc
Richardson Corp
Church Street
Orchard Apts
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