Multiple Break-Ins Reported Across High Point
Police log details three break ins with varying losses including a radio and stereo at Joyce Hoyle’s Spr ing Garden Circle home and a bank at Helen Commander’s Park Street address. A window at High Point Glass and Decorative Co. remained empty of thefts, while Service Distributing funds were found short by 837 dollars. Additional property losses occurred at Lyles Chevrolet and a police lot, and nine people faced narcotics charges during a separate operation.
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High Point
Joyce Bayse Hoyle
Spring Garden Circle
Helen Commander
Park Street
Lyles Chevrolet
N. Main Street
James B. Hawkins
Cizen
E. Commerce Avenue
Ronald Tyson
Franklin Street
E. Linden
Warrants Issued for Manslaughter in High Point Fireman Death
Warrants charging manslaughter and accessory to manslaughter were drawn and served Monday on Paul Franklin Spencer Jr. and Richard Wayne Collie in connection with the hit-and-run that killed High Point fireman Jerry Wayne Anders, 28. Spencer faced upgraded manslaughter charges, Collie was charged as an accessory to manslaughter. Anders was injured January 16 and died ten days later at Moses Cone Hospital.
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Greensboro
High Point
Jerry Wayne Anders
Richland Street
Paul Franklin
Spencer Jr
Kernersville
Richard Wayne Collie
Anders
Moses Cone Hospital
Acrobatics class opens February at Oakview Center
High Point Parks and Recreation sponsors a Thursday 4 to 4 45 pm acrobatics course starting February 10 at Oakview Recreation Center through March 16 with a registration fee. Jamestown Jaycees seek nominations for Distinguished Service Award to be given at a February 21 banquet at Jamestown Town Hall.
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High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
Oakview Recreation Center
Jamestown
Jamestown Jaycees
Jamestown Town Hall
P.O
Scott Garten Buick
Brother S Richardson Hill Jr Named UAB President
Dr S Richardson Hill Jr was named president of the University of Alabama in Birmingham and assumes the post today He has served as VP for health affairs and director of the medical center since 1968 A Duke and Wake Forest trained endocrinologist he did his residency at Harvard and earlier served in the USAF before returning to Harvard and then the medical college of Alabama in 1954 He is Greensboro native and brother of Mrs Thomas C Ragsdale of Jamestown
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S. Richardson Hill Jr
University of Alabama In
Birmingham
Hill
Duke University
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest University
Harvard University
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
United States Air Force
Harvard
The
Medical College of Alabama
Greensboro
Thomas C. Ragsdale
Jamestown
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High Point Glass and Decorative Co
Greensboro Road
W. Fairfield Road
James Willie McInnis
Grace Street
Morris Lowery
Langford Street
Earnest Freeman
Furlough Street
Carrie Pendergrass
Vail Street
Vivian Sweeger
Woodbury Street
Mable Bostic
Tate Street
Elbert Caldwell Miller
Fairview Street
Verda Mozelle Dozier
Granby Street
James Lee Thompson
Whiteoak Street
Joseph London
Pershing Street
Willie Delaney Russell
Fayetteville Street
Willie Dockery
Dartmouth Avenue
Jimmy Delon Hill
State Street
Jack Wayne Moody
van Buren Avenue
James Ervin Williams
N. Centennial Street
Patricia Lee Stanford
South Road
Larceny
Robert Joseph Hocutt
Westchester Drive
Jamestown Dsa
Local Woman’s
UAB
Asheboro
Robert Reese
Church Street
Reese
Richardson
Thomasville
STING
Delta
Chicago
Winston-Salem
Evansville
St.Louis
Indianapolis
Detroit
Houston
Little Rock
Memphis
Deltamatic
American Express
Tern Ey
Greensboro Coliseum
Belkinay Center
Four Seasons Mall
Friendly Center
Four Seasons
Reznick's
Coliseum
Waylon Jennings
Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Circus
Johnny Mathis
A&t
NC Central
Wake Forest
Maryland
Ree
Avin Feld
Kenneth End Owen
Arc
Dst
Burton Cummings
Kenneth Copeland
Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey
MEAC
Tey N
Morgan State
Victor Borge
Davidson
Notre Dame
Ast
Midwest
South
Denver
Las Vegas
California
J. Louis
T & Restaurant
Stree
Otdog
Hardee
Hardee's
Charbroil Burgers
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