Strong Armed Robbery Cases Are Dismissed
The state dismissed four strong armed robbery cases Thursday involving defendants identified as Terry Hough Curtis Howze Donnie Moore and Frank Howze. Several co defendants faced related counts including breaking and entering larceny and weapon assaults with varying sentences and appeals. Voluntary dismissals also occurred in multiple credit card theft forgery and receiving stolen goods charges with minor sentences handed to others.
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Terry Hough
W. Ward Avenue
Curtis B. Howze
W. Green Drive
Donnie G. Moore
Vail Street
Lewis Tyler
N. Hamilton Street
Frank Howze
William E. Harris
Mount Place
Elbert C. Miller
Fairview Street
Thurley E. Smith
Kivett Drive
Prince A. Ellison
E. Fairview Avenue
Ellison
Red Barn Furniture Co
John C. Yarber
Greer Street
Michael Kime
RE. 1
Lakeland
Fla
Mike Boyette
High Point
Pritchard Wilbur Dixon Pritchard dies in Baltimore
Wilbur Dixon Pritchard 64 of 204 Joppa Rd Towson Md died Friday in a Baltimore hospital. Born April 12 1912 in High Point he was a US Air Force retired lieutenant colonel and later employed by the State of Maryland. He married Ruby Fletcher on December 25 1938 and survived by his wife and one sister. Funeral at 11 am Monday in Sechrest Chapel with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. The body to arrive Sunday and family time at home and Sechrest Funeral Home.
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W. D. Pritchard
Wilbur Dixon Pritchard
Joppa Rd
Towson
Baltimore
Mr. Pritchard
High Point
John Henry
Mamie Henley Pritchard
N.C. State University
University of Chicago
United States Air Force
Maryland
Ruby Fletcher
First United Methodist Church
Ruby F Pritchard
G G Preston
Abingdon
Sechrest
Richard E Burkhart
Oakwood Memorial Park
Ethel Callahan
A. Foxfire Apts
C. Cox
Coleridge
Ruby Cox
Johnny Pickett
Asheboro
James Cox
Siler City
Mary C Nichols
Ruth Cox
Randleman
Concord United Methodist Church
Tim Brittain
Loflin Funeral Home
Ramseur
Graduation Standards Proposed for Charlotte High Schools
Charlotte officials plan to present board recommendations for new graduation standards to ensure all seniors can read write and meet basic educational benchmarks. Dr. Carl R. Carlan notes the fired worker episode cited as an exception and says teachers report the issue may not be isolated.
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Carlan
Charlotte
Charlotte News
Charlotte High
Traffic crashes injure three on city streets
A car and a truck collided on Elm Street near Ward Avenue injuring Reginald Clinton Goodwin's vehicle occupant Harris charged with a safe movement violation. Bertha Johnson Jacobs was slightly injured on N Main Street near Eastchester Drive while reaching for an item in fear of losing control. Deborah Evans Overman and Viola Brigman sustained minor injuries in a two vehicle crash on English Road at Chestnut Drive.
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Reginald Clinton Goodwin
Parris Avenue
Elm Street
Ward Avenue
Harris
Bertha Johnson Jacobs
Eastchester Drive
N. Main Street
Deborah Evans Overman
Archdale
English Road
Chestnut Drive
Viola Brigman
Lindsay Street
Heat Lifts Beer Consumption Across North Carolina
In Charlotte AP reports beer sales rise with July heat. Brewers and distributors note up to 50 to 60 percent higher summer sales, driven by home consumption. Bach says daily output averages about 682000 gallons. State revenue from beer excise tax nears 40.6 million for the year ending June 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
al Kneeland
Cunningham Wholesale Distributing Company
Robert Bach
Joseph Schlitz Co
Winston-Salem
Bach
Simmon Andrews
North Carolina Beer Wholesalers Association
Larry Rogers
State Department of Revenue
General Fund
Ropers
Randolph Residents Tax Hearings Set At Asheboro Courthouse
Randolph County tax hearings begin Monday at the Asheboro Courthouse with township schedules to ease lines. G Wayne Underwood says Trinity Tabernacle and New Market Township residents should come Wednesday. hearings run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Aug 12 and Aug 11–17 for Cedar Grove Back Creek and New Hope. Wingate Appraisal Co. of Roanoke, Va., handles re valuations. final reviews and appeals follow.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Wayne Underwood
Trinity Tabernacle
New Market Township
Ashebora
Earth
Moon
Randleman
Cedar Grove
Back Creek
New Hope
Wingate Appraisal Company
Roanoke
Randolph County Board
Underwood
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
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Melvin
Langford Drive
John M. Adkins
Flagler Street
Lewis L. McHone
E. Kearns Avenue
John Miiler Denton
Betty A. Muller
Rt. 11
Lexington
Davidson County
Nathaniel
Neta Wright Adams
Denton Senior Citizens Club
John H. Miller
Velma Adams
Greensboro
Seavill Adams
Rt. 2
Denton
R. T. Barnes Salisbury
Rufus Tilhie Barnes
Elma Rest
Spencer
Mount Airy Monument Co
Kenneth Barnes
Rt 1
Linwood
Clara Poole
Sadie Golden
Eufaula
Ann Rose
Saratoga
Minnie Garrett
Thomasville
Dora Carter
Mocksville
Summersett Funeral Home
Frey Clement
Chestnut Mill
Poole
Salisbury Ave
J. J. Beck
Beck
Lakeview Circle
Community General Hospital
Reid Street
J. C. Green and Sons
A. J. Peacock
Thomas Jefferson Peacock
Route 3
Baptist
John Ivey
Mary Elizabeth Hedrick Peacock
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
Dixie Furniture Co
Rosina Carrick Owen
Hettie Leonard Clodfelter
William Anderson
Bill Cameron
Salisbury
Edward Peacock
Gerthie Peacock
Early Lookabun
M.L. Walters
D. W. Digh
Mountain View Baptist Church
Davidson Funeral Home
Miss Myrtle Holt
Myrtle B. Holt
Rt. 7
McLeansville
Waill-O-Haven Rest Home
Reaves Infirmary
W. T Holt
Mount Pleasant
Forbis and
Dick N. Elm Street
Llan
Trindale RD
Fannie Y. Peebles
Ham Welon
United Methodist Guard
Order of the Galden Ryle
Lexington Ave
Mattie Lou Crawford Sink
tHom Firat Wesleyan Courch
Monoay Wilbur Dixon Pritchard
Fam
Westchester Drive
N. Main
Thompson-Arthur Paving Co
Westchester
Main
W. Lexington Avenue
Aran
High Point Jamestown Hardware
Jamestown
Forestdale Plaza
Spring Garden
N.C
Reas
Piedmont Hearing Aid Center
N. Main ST
Odeled Free
Wiarnsa Kitchens, Inc
Che Habric Center, Inc
National Hwy
Kedaélin Sale
Serer Gymeress
the Fabric Center, Inc
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