Guilford County Faces Jail Fee Revisions and Facility Costs
Guilford County Commissioners discussed jail fee changes including a proposed 7 percent entering fee and 75 cent leaving fee for cases without meals, potentially limiting crowding. They reviewed a plan to charge inmates not fed, maintaining 2.50 per 24 hours when meals are provided, and considered building a new jail in three to five years. The County Attorney explained the sheriff and court requirements, with no action taken but continuing study. Additional actions included tax payment discounts and travel authorization for the annual County Officials Convention in Morehead City.
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Guilford County
Durwood Jones
Clayton Jones
Denter
Carl Johner
Morehead
Johnson, Jones
Hugh Ross
Anne Parham
H. A. Wood
Probation Fines For Driving While Suspended In High Point
Two motorists Cain of Thomasville and Rosenbaum of Whiteoak Street were fined 200 dollars and costs after trial for driving while suspended. Each received eight months in jail with two years suspended. Hill of Moffitt Street paid 125 dollars and costs for driving under the influence and received a 12 month sentence suspended for 12 months on a no driving condition. Additional penalties included fines and suspensions for drunkenness and public intoxication. Williams of Mill Street drew four months with work release and other suspensions for trespass and public drunkenness. Teer appealed a speeding conviction. Pierce of Trinity was fined 100 dollars and costs with six months, suspended 12 months, for DUI. A larceny charge against Smith of W Broad Avenue was dismissed.
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High Point
Byron Haworth
Joseph F. Cain
Thomasville
Wayne A. Rosenbaum
Whiteoak Street
Charles E. Hill
Moffitt Street
North Carolina
Elijah Williams
Mill Street
Philip E. Teer
Grayson Street
Columbus T. Pierce
Rt. 1
Trinity
William T. Smith
W. Broad Avenue
Trinity Man Knifed By N Y Hoods
Four Trinity residents including Leon Marsh and his wife Linda were tailed by a group of about six youths near the World’s Fair. One youth stabbed Marsh in the back, prompting bystanders to seek help as police rushed him to a hospital. He is recovering with no lung or major nerve injury.
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Trinity
Leon Marsh
Linda
J. C. Marsh
Brooklyn
Marsh
Local Girls To Be Camp Counselors For Tekoa Camp
Miss Judy Morgan of High Point and Miss Carol O Brient of Asheboro will serve as counselors at Camp Tekoa near Hendersonville. Tekoa is the junior high camp of the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference, operating June 1 to August 9. Morgan will be there June 14 27 and O Brient June 28 to July 1, chosen from the High Point District. Rev. H Glen Lanier recently served Mont View Avenue Morhndiet.
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Judy Morgan
High Point
Appalachian State Teachers College
Carol O’brient
Ashesboro
University of North Carolina At
Public hearing on Randleman Dam Deep River set
Johnson announced a public hearing on the proposed Randleman Dam on Deep River, to be held Friday June 26 at 10 30 am at Randleman Elementary School. Water from the dam would back into Guilford County. County Planner Lindsay Cox will represent the county at the event. A Greensboro City Council resolution praising county and Friendship Airport Authority plans to improve firefighting facilities and discussing shared costs of personnel by Greensboro High Point and the county was read. Johnson said the new building should be finished early next year with equipment ready for operation by July 1965.
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Johnson
Randleman
Deep River
Guilford County
Lindsay Cox
Greensboro
Friendship Airport Authority
High Point
Iacusarwung Aavenmery
Tekoa
Lanier
Asheville
The
Church
Jdune
Wreck Toll and Injuries Reported in Local Accidents
Police logged eleven injuries in several traffic crashes yesterday afternoon and morning around town. Verna Jones Eldridge failed to yield at a stop sign on Woodrow Avenue, causing damage to her car and Nancy Hicks Wilmoth and Nancy Wilmoth’s children in another vehicle. no charges against the driver of the other car. A separate collision on the 200 block of Cornelius Street involved a Peace vehicle with $900 damage to the car and a downed utility pole. A 10 year old boy, Michael Johnson, was briefly injured after falling from a bike to avoid a car on W Green Drive, treated and released. A Winston-Salem woman, Mary Lee Flake Harvey, sustained minor injuries when her car left Greenwood Drive after the steering arm failed, with $300 damage to the car.
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W. Commerce Avenue
High Point Memorial] Memorial Hospital
Nancy Hicks Wilmoth
N. Centennial
Thomasville
Woodrow Avenue
Gina Wilmoth
James Wilmoth
Jerome Addison
Verna Jones Eidears
Barbara Ann Murrow
Ridge
Lassiter
Prospect Street
Cornold
Angela Renee Murrow
Merce
Billie G. Pope
Richards
Son Street
Bernie Everett Pope
Verna Jones
Barbara Ann Eldridge
Murrow
Peace
Rt. 2
Trinity
W. Green Drive
Dalton Street
Michael Johnson
Wilber Clay Swaim
Swaim
Memorial Hospital
Emer- Woneweanm
Gui Awa
Winston - Salem
Greenwood Drive
Mary Lee Flake Harvey
Claremont Street
Winston- Salem
Trinity Alumni Name Officers
Trinity High School Alumni Association elected new officers at the annual meeting. Donald Mikles was named president, Billy R. Lohr vice president, and Judy Orr secretary treasurer. Committee appointments will follow.
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Trinity
Trinity High School
Assn
Donald Mikles
Billy R. Lohr
Judy Orr
Reasurer
Fabiola Celebrates 36th Birthday in Brussels
Queen Fabiola of Belgium marks her 36th birthday in Brussels with well wishes from officials and the public. The royal family observed the day with ceremonies and customary honors.
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Brussels
Fabiola of
Belgium
TV Guide Highlights Diverse Prime Time Lineup
TV listings mix classic and current fare from Knock on Wood to Perry Mason and Ensign O'Toole. Cynthia Lowry notes CBS Reports on gun control after JFK's assassination, with reflectively balanced views from NRA and law enforcement, framing a national debate.
Charlotte TV Daytime Schedule Snapshot
WetV T V Channel 3 Charlotte lists a full day of programs from 3:00 to 1:20 Sign Off. Shows include Father Arthur Smith Edge of Night Lawman Secret Storm Rawhide Perry Mason and Nurses plus sports news weather and editorials.
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Wijs-Tv
Another World
Amos
Andy W. Cronkite Hunt
Brinkley
Donna Reed
Temple Houston
Ensign O'Tool
WETV
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Father
Arthur Smith
Lawman
Secret Storm
Rawhide
Mousa Club
Perry Mason
Bill Clubhouse
Nurses
Sea Hunt
Cronkite
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