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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1974
Page
1
E Barry Ruth directs the event at the school auditorium with a 3 p.m. Sunday start as part of the Pops Concert series. The performance features the school ensemble under Ruth's baton.
Cedar Street youth James Alexander Jones, 10, told police he was slashed 17 times by a man later identified as George McKnight. McKnight, 59, faces assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, resisting arrest, and assault on an officer. Also listed are indecent liberties charges against Steve Parris and multiple burglaries and thefts reported across the area, with several arrests and incidents including prowlers, vandalism, and vehicle break‑ins.
The High Point Central YMCA will run a summer day program for ages six to 12 from June 10 to August 16. It features gymnastic and swimming instruction with classes named tadpole polliwog minnow brownproofing and fish, plus movement education and a fun and games class. Adult evening swim options and special summer memberships are available.
Guilford County Superior Court jurors found John Roberts 28 guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the June 9 1973 shooting of James Cornell Dockery. Judge Harvey Lupton sentenced him to 15 to 20 years in prison.
The Jaycees announce four semi finalists for Fireman Of The Year including B. J. Hayworth J. P. Bennett and T. D. McArthur with the winner to be named at a forthcoming ceremony. Hill
A fictional July 1 1974 Oval Office scene shows General Haig and President Nixon debating a military takeover followed by a resignation after polls reveal low credibility. The exchange ends with Haig presenting a plan that leads to Nixon resigning to restore belief.
Guilford County Board of Commissioners will hear at least two funding requests totaling about $62,000 for Youth Cares to open two homes for neglected children and funds for Volunteers to the Court. Other asks include Arts Council programs recreation and hospital and day care projects.
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