Betsey Linthicum named to NC College Republicans committee
Betsey Linthicum a Guilford College student in Chapel Hill was named to the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Federation of College Republicans and will chair the publications committee. She is the daughter of William E. Linthicum II of High Point and a 1976 High Point Central graduate with NHS Beta Club and Student Council roles.
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Chapel Hill
Betsey Linthicum
Guilford College
North Carolina Federation of College Republicans
Miss Linthicum
William E. Linthicum II
Glenwick Lane
High Point
High Point Central School
Guilford
College Republicans
Thieves Strike Local Homes and Businesses on Monday
A bathtub with pipe was removed from 804% Mobile Street valued at 100 dollars after breaking a backdoor knob. Auto parts, two tires, five radios and a vending machine were taken from Triad Lincoln Mercury on S Main Street. CB radios and a leather coat were stolen from vehicles and studios. Police logged intoxication and shoplifting arrests while bomb calls at North State Telephone Co. yielded no device.
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City Housing Authority
Triad
Lincoln-Mercury
S. Main Street
North State Telephone Co
N. Main Street
Residents Plan Community Park in Thomasville
Efforts to create a southwestern city park include a junior Olympic size pool tennis courts and a picnic area. Promoters sell $400 shares of Holly Park aiming for 200 families with about 40 already onboard. Annual dues would fund maintenance and construction through stock sales.
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Thomasville
Holly Park
Man Injured in High Point Street Accident
A High Point man escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon when his car left E Commerce Street, struck a mailbox and a telepole. Ruff received treatment and was released at High Point Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed. A pool project seeks 150 memberships to start, with promoters hoping for summer use. Directors include Mike Younts, Raymond Nicholson, Ronnie Brooks, Linda Swicegood, Becky Pennington, Dale Kennedy, Brenda Harrison, and Dale Faircloth.
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High Point
E. Commerce Street
Ruff
High Point Memorial Hos Lesp
Corporation
Mike Younts
Raymond Nicholson
Ronnie Brooks
Linda Swicegood
Becky Pennington
Dale Kennedy
Brenda Harrison
Dale Faircloth
Jamestown Junior High PTA to Meet Thursday Evening
The Jamestown Junior High School PTA schedules a meeting at 7 45 p m with guest Gene Tausby assistant state public instructor from Raleigh. Students are urged to attend this session.
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Jamestown Junior High School
PTA
Gene Tausby
Raleigh
Fire damage traced to defective furnace in Dogwood home
Fire Marshal T G Shelton said investigators found the Ray East home fire started by a defective furnace in the basement combustion chamber. The Foxfire Apartment blaze is credited to a kitchen trash can though ignition source remains undetermined.
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T. G. Shelton
High Point Fire Dept
Ray East
Dogwood Circle
Carol Johnson
Shelton
East Home
Johnson
Zinoviev Loses Degrees Over Alleged Anti Soviet Activity
Soviet philosopher Alexander Zinoviev says his academic degrees have been revoked after being fired from the Moscow Institute of Philosophy. He reports the higher certification commission denied him the titles of doctor and professor citing anti Soviet activity and colleagues' demands. The commission announced the ruling on Saturday.
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Moscow
Alexander Zinoviev
Yawning Heights
Zinoviev
Moscow Institute of Philosophy
Certs
Higher Certification Commission
Switzerland
Money Taken From Club Safe
A spokesman for the Oriental Shrine Club on High Point Road near Sedgefield reported about 350 dollars removed from the club safe after a weekend break in. Deputies said a rear door was forced open but the safe showed no damage. Also, James Coachman reported a radio and tape player stolen from his car parked at Chick's Transmissions on South Main Street.
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English Street
English Road
Oriental Shrine Club
High Point Road
Sedgefield
Sheriff's Deputies
James Coachman
E. Green Drive
Chick’s
S. Main Street
Third Grader's Claims Disproved at Linwood School
Davidson County Sheriff McCrary said a third grade boy at Linwood School did not suffer burns from other students. He explained the injuries resulted from an aerosol can and Lysol with matches, during a Dec 4 incident at the boy's grandmother's home, leading to a week-long hospitalization and skin grafts.
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Linwood
Linwood School
Davidson County Sheriff's Dept
Jaybird McCrary
McCrary
Mike Mize
Frank Austin
Mize
Burglars Steal Tape Deck in Thomasville Home
Police report a burglary on Tennessee Avenue Saturday night with an unlocked rear door used to gain entry. A tape deck valued at 119 dollars was stolen from the Jerry Reid residence. Arrests over the weekend include Donald Ray Jarrett, 37, of Chestnut Street, charged with drunken driving.
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Thomasville
Jerry Reid
Tennessee Avenue
Donald Ray Jarrett
Chestnut Street
Cannon Mills Reports Yearly Sales and Income
Cannon Mills Co announces that net sales and other operating income for the year ended Dec. 30, 1976 totaled 453,415,172 dollars, up from 395,198,473 dollars. Net income for the period was 15,975,109 dollars, down from 18,733,014 dollars in 1975, and earnings per share were 1.78 dollars, down 25 cents from 1975.
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Kannapolis
Cannon Mills Co
Cannon
Davidson Residents Press For Recreation And Transport Upgrades
Davidson County officials heard residents urge higher budgets for elderly transport and recreation at a Monday public hearing in Lexington. About 45 participants backed more facilities, weekend use of school gyms, arts council support, and funds for the Status of Women council. The Model T elderly transport had limited van use after funding cuts, and Optimists Club offered to lease land if recreation plans proceed.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Commission
Lexington
Goa
County Arts Council
County Council
Academy Honors Father And Son In Prestigious Trial Lawyers Group
Arch Schoch Sr. was elected dean of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers and Arch Schoch Jr. was admitted as a member. The invitation only group limits US members to 500 and international members to 48. Notables in NC include Warren Stack and Judge James B. McMillian of Charlotte.
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High Point
Arch Schoch Sr
Arch Jr
Trial Lawyer Association
Schoch
International Academy of Trial Lawyers
The
Academy
United States
Countries
the Academy
North Carolina
Warren Stack
James B. McMillian
Charlotte
Driver Injured After Police Chase Collision
Paul Douglas Earl 21 of Sharon Street was treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after his car ran off Prospect Street and struck Gilbert Ray Skeen 48 of Route 5. Earl fled pursuing officers after speeding on radar. He faces charges of reckless driving speeding and fleeing the police.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Prospect Street
Paul Douglas Earl
Sharon Street
Earl
Prospect
Bethel Drive
Gilbert Ray
Skeen
Route 5
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