Weininger Edwin C 58 dies after heart attack in High Point
Edwin C Weininger 58 of 1500 Wendover Drive died at 7 30 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after a morning heart attack He was born in San Antonio Texas in 1917 son of Anlarway and Nettle Weininger He graduated from the University of Texas Petroleum Engineering Tau Delta Phi and lived in High Point since 1946 where he headed Dand & Company He was a member of Furnitureland Rotary Club High Point Furniture Club Bnai Israel Synagogue and Bnai Brith He is survived by his wife Idella H Weininger three daughters Benita Witt Gail Niles and Hichette Weininger two grandchildren and sister Bernice Tiles Funeral at Sechrest Chapel by Rabbi Robert Sandman burial Hebrew Cemetery Winston-Salem.
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Wendover Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Anlarway Bot
San Antonio
Flueor
Nettle Selinger Weininger
University of Texas
Tau Delta Phi Fraternity
High Point
Dand & Company
Idella Hessel
Furnitureland Rotary Club
High Point Furniture Club
B'nai Israel Synagogue
B'nai Brith
Idella H. Weininger
Marvin H
Benita Kay) Witt
Columbus, Ga
Herbert F
Gail) Niles
Richmond, Va
Hichette Weininger
Atlanta
Irving
Bernice
Fortiss Ave
Foneral
Sechrest Chapel
Robert Sandman
Hebrew Cemetery
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Baxter Barrett Hepler
Main St
N.C. Baptist Hospital
Davie County
N.C. Finishing Co
North Main Street
Clara Hepler
Mocksville
Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel
Rowan Memorial Park
Randleman
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Greenshoro
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Blandchester
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Lawrenceburg
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California
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Tommy) Holt
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Three Waive Hearings in Local Court Declines
Three defendants waived preliminary hearings and were bound over to Superior Court on charges of conspiracy and felonious participation. Calvin Spears, 18, of Kent Street, William Lb. White Jr. and Harris, 2, of Jova Place faced various charges. Blair of Richardaca Scot and Billy R. Marts, 16, of Greensboro had charges dropped or dismissed. Other defendants including David Wayne Sandito, 24, and Marvin Jacob Harrin, 64, had voluntary dismissals in drunken driving cases.
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Larceny
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Greensboro
Tania
Welfare funds tied to new staff raise county payoff
Metz outlined federal aid for the county after adding staff, noting $232,000 could return to the county with Title tine adjustments, while $43,000 used so far counts toward anticipated gains. Hall called for a study on how recent Board actions affect the tax base, and noted CETA funds funded temporary jobs without added county programs. The High Point Thomasville Red Cross reported a bloodmobile visit yielded 147 pints, with two recipients earning gallon pins. Several drunken driving and issuing worthless check cases resulted in fines, suspensions, or prayer for judgment, with some dismissals and plea deals recorded.
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Board of Commissioners
Night school and community courses listed at Central and Davidson
Registration opens for Central High night school with classes after noon on school days. AGAPE course at First United Methodist Church runs Tuesdays Jan 28 to Mar 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. at GTI affiliated program taught by Pat Mebane. Davidson County Community College offers Physical Diagnosis for Nurses beginning Tuesday with CEU points. pre register via adult education. class in Sinclair Building Room 20 7 to 10 p.m. Guitar for ages 10 to adult starts at the YWCA Tuesday at 4 p.m. Two teacher certificate renewal courses set by DCCC and co-sponsored by the public school system and adult education. Feb 2 start for certain program. Aerospace Science Workshop begins Apr 26. Great Decisions registration due Jan 30. North Carolina Printmakers exhibit, 30 works by NC artists, on display in Gee Building lobby through January. touring with NC Museum of Art.
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North Carolina Museum of Art
Wrecks Injure Several in City Collisions
Multiple injuries reported in a series of wrecks across the city. Mice Lance Misenheimer 27 and Willie Dockery 27 were hurt on N orenn Street at Kivett Drive at 7 27 p.m. Lisa Disenheimer 8 also injured. Dockery charged with lacking a driver’s license. James Madison Hayworth injured in a second crash on Rotary Drive at E Farriss Avenue at 12 24 p.m.. Hayworth charged with stop sign violation. Claude Gregory Craughn 17 and Hayworth injured as two-vehicle crash. Craughn cited. Deais Bethel Hylton and passengers injured on N Centennial Street at Charlotte Avenue. Paul E Austin charged with failure to yield. Six people injured on W Green Drive at S Main Street, including Henry Baker Jr John Calvin Ingram Georganna Hines and several passengers. Hines charged with following too closely. Cheryl Ann Swing injured in school bus collision with Robert Joe Brown 19. no charges filed.
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Johnson Street
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Dartmouth Avenue
Norenn Street
Kivett Drive
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Dockery
James Madison Hayworth
Dovershire
Claude Gregory Craughn
Heathcliff
E. Farriss Avenue
Hayworth
Deais Bethel Hylton
Rt. 1
Jamestown
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Karen Sue Hylton
Robin Hylton
N. Centennial Street
Charlotte Avenue
Paul E. Austin
Jeanette Street
Break in series leads to juvenile arrests and multiple charges
Thieves stole two pistols from Stewart Shelton on Cliffside Drive and a heater from Carolyn Hardin on Bradshaw Street. Two 15 year olds were taken into custody for Wednesday break in at George Cutler’s Briarcliff Drive home, with about $67 value missing. Police say the suspects boasted of two more break ins. Arrests: David Dunlap, 34, driving with revoked license and hit and run. Harvey Underwood, 82, drunken driving. Steven Stutts, 21, contributing to delinquency of a minor.
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Cliffside Drive
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Bradshaw Street
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Briarcliff Drive
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W. Green Drive
Reagan Campaign Names North Carolina Coordinators
Coordinator Ruby Collins named High Point coordinator for Ronald Reagan in North Carolina. Sen. Jesse Helms chairs the North Carolina Citizens for Reagan for President. Dr. John Hall of Greensboro appointed Guilford County coordinator.
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Greensboro
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Graves and Gates Awarded by Civitan Club
Lawrence Graves, longtime gent of the Collective Civitan Club in High Point, and Rev. James Gates, president elect, were honored for outstanding performance in 1975 by Rev. Harold Hart Sr., club chaplain, at the Wednesday night meeting.
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Civitan Club
High Point
James Gates
Harold Hart Sr
Tate
City Dispatchers Receive $146000 in Midyear Raises
City personnel director Rangal Spencer says about 60 percent of dispatchers will get raises totaling $146,000, roughly a five percent increase mid fiscal year. He notes some police djs may be dissatisfied but raises are merit based.
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Louis Armstrong Chicago Style TV portrait falls short
Ben Vereen stars as Louis Armstrong in ABC film set in 1931 Chicago. A mob boss pressures Armstrong while his manager schemes for fame, but uneven script and scattered scenes undermine the compelling life story and Vereen's strong performance.
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Evening TV Guide Summary From Channel 2 and 12 Lineup
TV guide lists Evening Programs across Channel 2 and 12 with News segments Eyewitness News Newscenter 12 CBS Evening News and Tonight Show. It highlights specials The Rockford Files Wall Street Week Donny and Marlo Premiere and late movie slots.
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