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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1977

Page

8

Two Officers Slain After Scuffle in Douglas Drive Shooting

Two Douglas Drive patrolmen Dennis Spinnett and Robert Crawford were killed in a Saturday night shooting. Investigators describe a scuffle during which Spinnett was fatally shot, Crawford mortally wounded trying to aid his partner. Residents and witnesses report a tense scene as the two suspects, William Lindsay and Joe Medley, were arrested on murder counts.

Phil Speaks Enterprise Thomasville Paul Shore Shore Dennis Spinnett Robert Crawford William Junior Lindsay Joe Cleven Medley Douglas Drive Joel Leonard Spinnett Department Crawford Meaders Police Dept

Sizemore Presses Environmental Fight After EPA Resignation

High Point native Frank Trip Sizemore III warns of a crisis in the environment and irreversible ecological damage. He recalls resigning from the EPA pesticide office with Jeffrey Howard and William Reukauf amid regulatory failures, spoke at High Point College about industry data and safety concerns, and noted Senate scrutiny and a chaotic EPA regime.

Carol Wilson Utley Frank Trip) Sizemore III High Point High Point College Sizemore Environmental Protection Agency EPA Jeffrey Howard William Reukauf U.S. Senate Chemical Industry Pesticide Office Chemical Industry Lobby Agriculture Lobby House Agriculture Committee White House Russell Trane National Cancer Institute Senate Edward Kennedy

Selective Enforcement Locations Announced

High Point's Selective Enforcement Program enters its second week to day after initiating the infant traffic safety project during the busy New Year's weekend. Each Monday, The Enterprise will identify locations and streets where radar units will be assigned. Also listed will be arrest statistics from the previous week.

High Point

Guilford County Mental Health Staff Seeks Board Reform

Greensboro area reports chronic problems across the Guilford County Mental Health Department with leadership, program development, and personnel. Staff urge implementing a review committee report, replacing the director Fontana, and expanding qualified hires while involving advisory boards.

Jim Hawkins Greensboro Guilford County Donald Fontana Area Mental Health Advisory Board Fontana Area Mental Health Associations Mental Health Dept Reva Phillips John Witherspoon

HRC Denies Civil Service Board Survey Request

The High Point Human Relations Commission refused to survey city employee opinion on abolishing civil service. HRC Director Ragan Weaver confirmed the vote but would not detail it until the Civil Service Commission is notified. Civil Service Chair William Hawley argued the commission is a state body created by the General Assembly, not a city instrument.

HRC Civil Service Board High Point Human Relations Commission Ragan Weaver Civil Service Commission Mission N.C. General Assembly City Council High Point

Snow Hampers Opening Day At The Market

Snow slowed the winter furniture market opening day at the Southern Furniture Market Center. GM Robert Gruenberg said snow halted momentum, but roads improve eastward and buyers from North Carolina and nearby states continued to visit. Attendees noted regional buyers seeking purchases with seminars and a Virginia Carolinas association awards dinner planned. Attendance Sunday was moderate with buyers arriving to buy.

Jim Hawkins Robert Gruenberg Southern Furniture Market Center Gruenberg Max Meeks Furniture Plaza Virginia Bob Buttermore Crawford Manufacturing Co North Carolina James Casey SFMC West Virginia South Carolina Georgia Maryland

Davidson Man Killed With Shotgun

Davidson County deputies report Jesse Snyder 60 of Lexington was killed by a shotgun wound at a Broadway Road house before 4 p.m. Sunday. Deputy reports James Owens 54, also of Lexington, arrested for the murder and held without bond.

Churchland Davidson Jesse Snyder Rt. 5 Lexington Broadway Road Snyder Lexington Memorial Hospital Joel Leonard James S. Owens Davidson County

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Douglas Dr Willie James Meaders Lewis Day Frank Sizemore III Mike James Gordon W. Green I-85 James English Road Albertson Road Prospect Street Brentwood Street Nathan Hunt Drive Fraley Road Eastchester Drive Centennial Street Lakewood Drive Hawley
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