Preliminary Hearings Waived In Drug Cases
John and Joyce Pegues of E Washington Drive were bound over to Superior Court after waiving preliminary hearing. Charges of heroin possession and other drug charges were dismissed. Charlotte Summrall received 48 hours in jail for obstructing an officer. Deborah L. Carr had forgery charges dismissed. Willie J. Hicks had prayer for judgment continued on drunken driving and forgery. Albert Moore found guilty of issuing a worthless check with suspended sentence and restitution. George F. Crest sentenced to two years in prison, recalled for noncompliance, with second case two-year suspended sentence on probation. Thomas Edward Weaver given six-month suspended sentence with fine. Lawrence Edward Duff prayer for judgment contingent on payment. James Miller received eight-month suspended sentence on four counts. Paul E. Tilley noted in clerk’s reference.
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Joyce Pegues
E. Washington Drive
Superior Court
Districh Court
Elreta Alexander
Charlotte Summrall
Walnut Street
Deborah L
Willie J. Hicks
Henley Street
Hicks
Albert Moore
Windley Street
Alexander
George F. Crest
Barbee Street
Creft
Thomas Edward Weaver
Route 2
Lawrence Edward Duff
Graves Street
James Miller
Paul E. Tilley
High
Wrecks injure three in High Point incidents
Three people were injured in separate accidents in High Point early today. Sandra Doby Rush of Walnut Cove was hurt when her car collided with a Red Bird Cab driven by Dennis Ralph Dove of Thomasville on Elm Street and Grimes Avenue at 12 33 a.m. The cab passenger Bobby Williams also injured. Rush charged with a brash light violation. Thomas Ellis Kearns of Route 4 was injured at 12 19 a.m. when his car left Faire Field Road near Giles Avenue, struck a fire hydrant and utility pole, and lodged against a tree. Vehicle damages estimated at 1500 and hydrant plus pole at 450. no charges filed.
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High Point
Sandra Doby Rush
Rt. 2
Walnut Cove
Dennis Ralph Dove
Rt. 6
Thomasville
Elm Street
Grimes Avenue
Bobby Williams
Elizabeth Street
Ms. Rush
Thomas Ellis Kearns
Route 4
E. Faire Field Road
Giles Avenue
Lack Of Faith Cited By North Carolina Justice
Justice Joe Branch urged faith in government during a Kiwanis gathering at the Top of the Mart, warning that Watergate backlash could threaten the nation. He praised the Constitution, urged active political participation, and called for patriots to safeguard the Founding Fathers vision and the greatest way of life on Earth.
Prison Changes Sought in Raleigh Women’s Prison Case
U S District Judge Dupree will decide on an injunction directing changes at the Correctional Center for Women in Raleigh while a $25 million suit proceeds. The request from Lenox Hinds of the National Conference of Black Lawyers seeks due process protections, release from max security cells after fair hearings, and expunging records related to a June disturbance that injured inmates and guards. About 30 supporters attended the federal court session and a dozen picketed outside. the suit argues brutal treatment and inadequate medical care amid a peaceful protest.
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Raleigh
U.S
Frantin Dupree
Lenox 5
Hinds
New York
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Sult
Perma
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HPC Will Sponsor Clinic on Careers
High school students may attend a Feb 7 career evaluation clinic at High Point College directed by Dr William Matthews chairman of psychology. Early registration allows tests in advance and more time to discuss results. A $50 fee is charged at 8:30 a.m. in the Campus Center and may be credited toward freshman tuition. The United Methodist Church commission cooperates in sponsoring.
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High Point College
William Matthews
Department of Psychology
Matthews
United Methodist Church Commission On
John Lowe
Enterprise
Holt McPherson
Women's Rights Debate Sparks Tense Campus Discussion
At High Point College center a crowded audience of about 80 students and professors debated women's equality in the workforce and government. Betty Barber urged full workplace equality while noting some still see wars as a man's job, prompting sharp audience reactions and a delayed female-led discussion.
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Betty Barber
Women's Rights
Break In Suspects Arrested In Local Burglaries
Howard Hayes reports a break in on Friday with 1600 dollars of items stolen including camera scanner pistol rifle shotgun and tape recorder. Richard Vaughn 16 and Raymond Railway of Trinity arrest charged with the break-in. other cases include vandalism larceny and drunken driving arrests.
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Howard Hayes
Lawndale Avenue
Hayes
Richard Vaughn
Raymond Railway
Trinity
Arch Singleton
Lama Street
James M. Gunter
Rt. 2
Sophia
Westchester Mall
English Road
Lindsay Street
Steven Dale Curtis
Greensboro
Arthur Irving Curtis
Rendleman
Brian Keith Wiley
Randolph Street
Jarrell A. Brin
Coastal Towns Developing As Fish Handling Centers
Coastal towns Manteo and Wanchese are envisioned as a major North Carolina seafood hub. Officials plan a state led $72.7 million port complex with docks, utilities, and a private industry driven seafood processing park near Oregon Inlet. Federal funds sought include $21.8 million for harbor improvements and channel work. 640 plus jobs expected from private investment, with seafood value rising from dockside to retail.
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James E. Harrington
The
Development Agency
North Carolina
Wanchese
General Assembly
Ports Authority
Research Triangle Park
Raleigh
U.S. Congress
Wanchese Harbor
Corps of Engineers
Oregon Inlet
Roanoke Sound
Rts
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