Randolph Judge To Run Again In 19th District Race
Asheboro district court Judge L T Hammond Jr announces bid for re election to the 19th Judicial District seat covering Randolph Rowan Cabarrus and Montgomery counties. Hammond 34, UNC degrees AB and LL B, former Randolph County Recorder's Court judge, solicitor 1964 66, active in probation volunteers program and mental health and day care boards.
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Asheboro
L. T. Hammond Jr
Hammond
Randolph
Rowan
Cabarrus
Montgomery
Randolph County
Randleman
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
The
North Carolina Law Review
Daily Tar Heel
Durham Morning Herald
Mary Alice Howlethe
Shelbyville
Central United Methodist Church
National College of the State Judiciary
Atlanta
Break-In Rapidity Across Homes Shocks High Point
Police report multiple thefts across High Point area including a dorm break in where a student awoke to a man near her door and fled. Cash totaling 385 and a shotgun valued 125 stolen from a Waverly Court home. A 200 television from Hybernia Fadado’s home on Blain Street. An air compressor 275 taken from Westminster Drive site. Items stolen from Advance Store on Main Street included a television, camera, five watches, a tape player and two BB guns. A $100 radio missing from Olga Street residence. Additional thefts include 85 cash from Richardson Street, 2 in change from Spring Garden Circle, and minimal losses at other homes with no forced entry. Also reports of burglaries and a courtroom award in a wrongful death suit in Guilford County.
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High Point College
Karen Amick
Robert Garner
Waverly Court
Hybernia Fadado
Blain Street
Westminster Drive
Gib White Construction Co
S. Main Street
R. Doris Parker
Olga Street
Parker
John Ray Douglas
Richardson Street
James Carl Moore
Spring Garden Circle
Forrest M. Neese
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Myrtle, Williams
Commerce Avenue
Biff Burger
Main Street
A. M. Texturing and Dyeing Co
Pizza Villa
Green
W. Green
Sunoco
William T. Dockery
E. Washington Drive
Larceny
Jerry Lee Beeson
Walkertown
Mizell Weighs Senate Run After February First
Representative Wilmer Mizell of North Carolina says he will decide after February 1 whether to seek the Senate seat held by retiring Democrat Sam Ervin Jr. He notes 1974 will be a tougher year for Republicans amid Watergate fallout and NC race dynamics. He cites economy energy politics skepticism and national life quality as key issues ahead of the 200th anniversary.
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Burlington
N. C
Wilmer Mizell
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina
U.S. Senate
Senate
Mizell
Bank Robbery Suspect Held in Wilmington Robbery
The FBI says Stewart Bruce Brooks, 24, of Indianapolis, Indiana, has been arrested in Savannah, Georgia, and charged with last Friday's armed bank robbery in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Charlotte
FBI
Stewart Bruce Brooks
Indianapolis
Ind
Savannah
Wilmington
N.C
Fireman's Auto Stolen Recovered and Other Local Thefts
A 1970 pick up owned by Mainline Manufacturing was stolen from its Mandustry Street lot and another car belonging to Lewis H. Neal, a fireman, was recovered in Forsyth County. Earlier thefts include a refrigerator taken from Frankie G. Williams’s home, four hubcaps from a North Main Bank car, and an attempted break in at two English Road stores. Police report a broken window at Handy Dandy and a broken door glass at County Line. A skylight removal at Oak Hill School was attempted. Cash, tools, and electrical supplies were stolen from several residences and storage sites. Arrests included Glenn James Martin for breaking and entering and larceny, Rudolph Hunter for assault with a deadly weapon, and Rosiene Chavis for concealing merchandise. One resident recovered a box of tools from his car theft.
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Mainline Manufacturing
Mandustry Street
Lewis H. Neal
Forsyth County
Neal
S. Elm Street
Frankie G. Williams
Rt. 3
Thomasville
W. Fajirfield Road
Handy Dandy Package Store
County Line Package Store
English Road
Handy Dandy
County Line
Oak Hill School
Wrightenberry Street
Raymond L. Witherspoon
Clara Cox Apts
Ross Allen Chavis
Brentwood Street
North Carolina National Bank
N. Main Street
Glenn James Martin
W. Kearns Avenue
Rudolph Hunter
Terrell Drive
Rosiene Chavis
Wendell Avenue
Thurston Ray Price Jr
Parkview Terrace
Guilford County
Vail
Children To Collect For Zoo In Asheboro Drive
Randolph Zoo Society chaired by Mrs. John Neal plans a March fund drive to raise 23000 for two black rhinoceros destined for the North Carolina State Zoo. Scouts will collect old cans and boxes to fund the purchase as rhino exports from Africa are now banned. Zoo Director William Hoff notes the animals’ scarcity and expects delivery in Asheboro by May. Doris Spencer leads Archdale Trinity volunteers while Voluntary Action Center seeks transport, courtwork mentors, swimming aides, clerical help, and hospital volunteers.
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Asheboro
Randolph Zoological Society
John Neal
Randolph Zoo Society
Zoo
William Hoff
North Carolina
Doris Spencer
Archdale
Trinity
Opposition to Proposed New Department Arises
RALEIGH opposition coalesces against a plan to create a new state department for services to children and youth with a $204 million budget and 22 agencies under one umbrella. Critics warn it would add bureaucracy, risk $20 million in federal funds, and undermine current reorganizations while urging stronger advocacy and an independent commission to oversee programs.
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Raleigh
State Department
For
Children
Dept. of Human Resources
David T. Flaherty
Flaherty
Ralph H. Scott
Alamance County
Appropriations Committee
Committee On Exceptional Children
Mercury landscape explored as Mariner mission nears launch
Astronomical notes from The High Point Enterprise describe Mercury’s extreme temps from 570 F to minus 260 F and the planet’s small size, mass, and proximity to the sun. The Mariner spacecraft is set to swing by Venus, then Mercury, mapping surface features and collecting data on atmosphere, magnetism, radiation, and temperatures. Alonzo Vestal and Lloyd Lee were involved in a separate two car crash on Scientific Street.
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Earth
Jupiter
Mercury
Mariner
Solar System
Solar
Venus
Spaceprobe
Alonzo Algin Vestal
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Scientific Street
Kivett Drive
Lloyd Lonzo Lee
Trinity
Administratrix and notices from North Carolina High Point
Notice to creditors of the Gerald Wayne Ball estate in Guilford County North Carolina with deadline July 15 1974 and formal notice by Margaret E Bell Administratrix. Also a High Point Urban Renewal bid invitation for parcel 245 East Green Drive with January 29 1974 bid deadline and dissolution notice for Insights by Sylvia Byerly secretary filed January 8 1974.
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Housing Authority
City of
High Point
Urten Renewal Division
East Collage Drive
North Carolina
E.U.S
S17
East Green Drive
Housing Authority of
City of High Point
Urban Renewal Division
Carson C. Stout
Guilford County
Secretary of State of
Register of Deeds
A.P. Brown
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Alpineys
Garald Wayne Ball
Gerald Wayne Bell
Pease
Margaret E. Bell
Gerald Wayne Ball
East Green
East Central Urban Renewal Area
N.C. Re2
Rph Point
East Centre
East Central
Authority
East Green Grive
Housing Authority OF the
Carson c. Stoud
Insights
Sylvia Byerly
Piedmont Savings and Loan Announces Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of Piedmont Savings and Loan Association stockholders will be held at 2:00 PM on January 15, 1974 in the association office at 700 North Main Street. Items include receiving the President's annual report and electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing years, plus other business. Dated December 1, 1973, W. D. Lees Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Savings and Loan Association
North Main Street
W. D. Lees Jr
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Randolph Judge
Evelyn B. Brown
Michal Ray Brown
Edward Michael Moore
Brown
Davidson
Moore
Nancy Watson
Jessup
Mary W. Billings
Rep
VAC
Voluntary Action Center
Scott
Bill Noblitt
Atterness Dailies
Andy
Vincent Stucker
Lahoma
Oklahoma
High Point Enterprise
Charles W. McAnally
Wardewell
Stryco
Foley
Neilson
McCulloch & Homelite
Studebaker & Ton
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