Wild chase ends in multiple charges across city
Police report a 90 mph highway pursuit leading to charges for Joel Stevens and Brownie Query of Charlotte for driving and aiding and abetting speeding. Other arrests include James Hunter and James Grant for intoxicated driving, Bernard Coggins for trespassing, Duncan Warner for intoxicated driving, and John Tate on a drunken driving charge awaiting trial. Additional cases involve Willie Kollocks for concealing property, William Simms Jr for discharging firearms, and Martin Maners for trespassing. Damage complaints at three businesses and property damage at the laundromat and grill are under investigation.
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Joel Douglas Stevens
Charlotte
Brownie Moore Query
James Connor Hunter
Maple Street
James Kelly Grant
Hamilton Street
Bernard Elmo Coggins
Duncan T. Warner
Lincoln Street
John Hobart Tate
Willie Kollocks
E. High Street
Kollocks
Big Bear
Wrenn Street
William Simms Jr
Vail Street
Simms
Martin Roger Maners
Wayne Street
Moses Hazelwood
Scientific Street
Charles Leviner
Tate Street
Hikers complete 50 mile trek to Belews Creek
A group started at 4 a.m. with eleven hikers. Seven reached Belews Creek and back by 6 45 p.m. four dropped out. Finishers were Steve Riggs Larry Coffey Wayne Beeson Hoppy Whitaker Kay Noah Anne Buie and Ronald Simmons. Dropouts were Linda Kidd Carolyn Lingerfelt Steve McNeill and Becky Noah. All walked over 25 miles.
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Steve Riggs
Larry Coffey
Wayne Beeson
Hoppy Whitaker
Kay Noah
Anne Buie
Ronald Simmons
Linda Kidd
Carolyn Lingerfelt
Steve McNeill
Becky Noah
GOP Aim for Capitol Launching Pad in North Carolina
Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly push a statewide program with bills to repeal the civilian absentee ballot and the food tax, redraw the State Senate map, elect school boards nonpartisan, and create a state comptroller and civil service commission, signaling a shift from past backbench status.
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Raleigh
Simpson
Republican Party
GOP
State Senate
Civil Service Commission
Callahan Elected President of High Point College YDC
Skip Callahan of High Point was elected president of the High Point College Young Democrats Club at the college election held Friday. He succeeds Lee Harvey of Thomasville, who resigned. The slate includes Steve Yager Vera McInnis J B Farlow Carrol Wood Larry Hughes and John Flowers, all of High Point.
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Skip Callahan
High Point
High Point College
Young Democrats Club
Callahan
YDC
Lee Harvey
Thomasville
Harvey
Steve Yager
Vera McInnis
J. B. Farlow
Carrol Wood
Randleman
Larry
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