Public Conscience Awakens Over North Carolina Mental Health
North Carolina faces a new era in mental health care as public conscience and cross party support build for state led reform. Rep Howard Twiggs chairs the House Mental Health Committee and advocates nonpartisan action ahead of the 1973 General Assembly. A Greensboro federal suit and Alabama ruling spur legislative resolve to provide minimum facilities and services.
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Bryan Haislip
Raleigh
North Carolina
Howard Twiggs
Wake
Twiggs
General Assembly
House
North Carolina Mental Health Assn
Alabama
Middle District
Greensboro
Los Angeles Times
Damages and Delusions in Hanoi Peace Talks
A satire imagines a U S damage assessment team touring war-ravaged Hanoi. The scene parodies reconstruction costs, citing inflated figures and absurd plans from a North Vietnamese minister amid a backdrop of bombed bridges and factories.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
Ho Gap
Order of
High Point Enterprise Saturday Afternoon 1973
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Break-In At County Line Package Store Leads to Arrests
Police reported a burglary at County Line Package Store on English Road with two men surrendering. Other arrests included auto larceny, break-ins at Hertz Rental and a railroad car, plus a marijuana possession case and a high school break-in.
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County Line
English Road
John Reed Head
Kernersville
Ronald Ray Lemmons
Crews Trailer Park
Thomasville
George Joe Washington
Franklin Street
Hertz Rental
Ward Avenue
Washington
Haley Transfer Co
Mangum Avenue
Leon Curtis Goins
Kent Street
Hertz
William Allen Vickers
Colfax
Vickers
Steve Dalton
Union Hill High School
College Ensemble To Perform Here
The East Carolina University Symphonic Wind Ensemble will join High Point Central High School Symphonic Band for a joint concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Central High School auditorium. Directed by Herbert L. Carter, ECU group features music students and has worked with noted conductors. The ensemble recently performed at national conferences in Knoxville and Atlanta. two ECU alumni from High Point Central Gary Beauchamp and John Floyd return with the group.
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East Carolina University Symphonic
High Point Central High School
Central High School
Herbert L. Carter
School of Music
ECU
Vittoris Giannini
Vincent Persichetti
Paul Cres‘on
Five Divorces Granted in District Court Session
Five divorces were granted this week in the civil session of the district court. Cases include Ronald W. Williams Sr. versus Rebecca Watts Williams, Avery M. McCray versus Rosa Lee D. McCray, Barbara Whitley versus Donald Lee Whitley, Deloris Church versus Hardis Junior Church, and Clara B. Morris versus Wallace W. Morris.
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District Court
Ronald W. Williams Sr
Rebecca Watts Williams
Avery M
E. McCray
Rosa Lee D
McCray
Barbara Whitley
Donald Lee Whitley
Deloris Church
Hardis
Randleman Man Dies In Wreck On Highway 62
A Friday midnight head on collision on Highway 62 at Kersey Road left George Calvin Wilson 31 of Randleman dead and other occupants injured. Wilson’s car crossed the center line. details on the other victims were not released. The crash occurred about a mile outside High Point.
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Kersey Road
Highway Patrol
George Calvin Wilson
Randleman
Wilson
High Point
Nine Minor Traffic Accidents Reported in City
Nine traffic accidents were reported Friday and one early today in the city with no injuries. Larry Wayne Johnson, 21, of Gatewood Avenue, lost control on Ward Avenue near Edgewood Avenue, striking a utility pole and receiving a charge for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Damages were about $350 to the car and $100 to the pole.
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Larry Wayne Johnson
Gatewood Avenue
Ward Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Local court hands sentences in obstructing and assault cases
Alphonso Grier 23 of Clara Cox Apts received nine months active with concurrent 30 day terms on two assault on officer charges. acquitted on assault and battery on officer. Marcus Chapman 18 of Clara Cox Apts got 12 months suspended and fined 50 dollars. other charges saw various suspended terms and a nol pros with leave in trespassing. Roy Lee Bass 24 of Clara Cox was acquitted on obstructing an officer. Drunken driving: Charles Lassiter 56 of E Green Dr six months suspended with 100 dollars. Max Dillon 30 Kernersville four months suspended with 125 dollars. William Howell 37 Friendly Ave four months suspended with 100 dollars. Melvin Cable 53 This sell Street 90 days with 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Grier
Clara Cox
Chapman
Roy Lee Bass
Charles Herman Lassiter
E. Green Drive
Max Edward Dillon
Kernersville
William Donald Howell
Friendly Avenue
Melvin Lawrence Cable
Thissell Street
Richard Crofts
Archdale
Jonathan Kelly
Russell Stanley Clay
Tate Street
Mary M. Kirkland
Thomasville
Local Man Receives Seven-Year Term in Breakin and Entering Case
James Oliver Zimmerman, 31, of Downing Street, was sentenced to seven years active in Superior Court after a guilty verdict on breaking and entering. Other charges were continued. The report details multiple defendants and varied sentences for burglary, larceny, marijuana possession, and related offenses.
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James Oliver Zimmerman
Downing Street
Foster Autry
Amos Street
Margaret Banks
W. Green Drive
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