Thief Breaks In. Five Watches Stolen From Jewelers
Two break ins reported with losses totaling 405 dollars. Samuel Inan Jewelers on S Main Street saw five watches worth 403 stolen after a rock shattered a window. A home on Nay Street lost a 100 dollar TV, and a Cedar Street resident reported an 81 vehicle theft. Others listed include vehicle and radio thefts, gasoline siphoned from a Rental Mart truck, and several drunken driving arrests. A photo caption mentions Oak Hollow Golf Course and a sand trap.
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Samuel Inan
Spencer
Richard L. White
Hickory Chapel Road
Leon Wilkes
Gavin Drive
Ronald
Collins
Route 4
Hall Printing
Hamilton Street
Rental Mart
N. Main Street
Jerry A Gainus
King Street
Ronnie Southern
Kivelt Drive
Harold Brady Hood
Earneth Avenue
Harvey Capenhart
Rastchester Idrive
William
Pine Street
Thomasville
Gloria Southern Smith
Chestnut Drive
Archie Elmer Edwards
Greensboro
Edwards
Oak Hollow
Two Locations Gambling Raid Nets 3 Arrests
Three men were arrested and charged with gambling in a raid by Randolph County Sheriff, High Point Police and SBI. George Hoyle Wray. Edward Lee Williams. and Dolan Eugene Fields faced multiple counts. The raid occurred about 5 15 p m at two sites near the Guilford Randolph line The Country Store Bethel Drive and a trailer on Route 5. Lester Hamilton will lead a workshop titled The One Parent Family in 1976 at Baldwins Chapel Seventh Day Adventist Church. Open to the public, the program covers single parent challenges and improving family life.
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Randolph County Sheriffs Dept
High Point Police Dept
State Bureau of Investigation
George Hoyle Wray
Route 4
Edward Lee Williams
Rt. 2
Asheboro
Dolan Eugene Fields
Route 5
Guilford County
Randolph County
Bethel Drive
Lester Hamilton
High Point Family Service Bureau
Apm
Baldwins Chapel Seventh Day Adventist Church
Candidates Rush To Beat Deadline In Davidson County Race
Filing for state and local offices closed Friday at noon as candidates announced bids. In the NC Senate 21st district race Salisbury figures Robert Vance Somers and Gilbert T. Davis Jr. join Neil Nash Sowers and B. T. Award. incumbents Jack Chilies and Tom Suddarth seek reelection. House seats draw R. Walter White and Democrats John W Varner Peter Harrson E Lambeth Jr. Others include James Lacie Buie Geri Crawford Lindsay Moore a Western Carolina University student with two art awards. School board candidates include Stokes Craver incumbent Larry Leonard and others. incumbents not seeking reelection. Also four filed for the 5th District congressional seat led by Stephen Neal and Wilmer Mizell.
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Waineton County
North Carolina Senate
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Davidson County School Board
Liavidson County
Sol
Robert Vance Somers
Salisbury
Ie N.C. Senate
Gilbert T. Davis Jr
Monksville
Neil Nash Sowers
B. T.award
Kernersville
Jack Chiliers
Tom Suddarih
Lexington
House
R. Walter White
Mocksville
John W Varner
Peter Harrson
Advance
E. Lambeth Jr
Masville
James Lacie Buie
Geri Crawford
Thomasville
Reybert Carrall
Denton
Larry Leonard
Stokes Craver
Welcame
Robert Ripple
Ballydot Kepley
Archie Disher
All
Welcome
Charles Varnell
C Briggs Leonard
Tyre
Zell Selaer
Linwood
Jack Briggs
Jom Slevinson
Alex Hinkle
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options and rates for daily and Sunday delivery including monthly and yearly plans. It notes AP wire reproduction rights and that carriers and dealers are independent contractors, with billing terms and NC tax details.
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High Point Enterprise
Laa
Reap Ater
High Pala Enterprise
Church Avenue
Uigh Point
BBE
Prva
Tpoyabie
N.C
Associated Prods
AP News
High Point
High Paint Enterprise, Inc
Wward-Griffitt Carpanyial
North Carolina cities eye roll away garbage cans trend
Small towns like Cherryville Albemarle Garner and Monroe adopt a roll away waste can system using 0 gallon plastic containers on wheels. The method cuts crews and raises efficiency with curbside pickup and has supporters citing savings and easier collection while facing some public resistance. Meanwhile Maine-like reform ideas push toward fixed sentencing and limited judicial discretion in North Carolina under the Knox Commission with a report due for the 1977 General Assembly.
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Bill Noblitt
Kalelga
North Carolina
Cherryville
Albemarle
Garner
Munroe
Charlotte
Raleigh
Southern City
N.C
Pat Thomas
New Guilford County Budget To Be Displayed
Greensboro The proposed Guilford County budget for 1976 77 will be laid on the table for public consideration as the Board of Commissioners opens hearings. Budget director J D Rowland says the measure covers spending and revenues for the year starting July 1 and will go before the board June 17 for adoption with a public hearing. Official hearings on departmental budgets are set for 7 30 p m on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at the courthouse with sessions to review department head spending plans.
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Jim Hawkins
Greensboro
Guilford County
Board of Commissioners
J. D. Rowland
Rowland
Prever Discusses Economy and 1977 Budget Plan
U S Rep Richardson Preyer spoke at the High Point Kiwanis Luncheon previewing a stable recovery with falling inflation and unemployment. He outlined a five year deficit reduction path to a 20 billion dollar surplus by 1980 while warning against strict wage and price controls. He urged voter support for his re election bid and touched on the swine flu threat and estate tax reform.
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Ann Sioerdsma
U.S
Richardson Prever
Washington
High Point Kiwanis Club
Iearlier
Sun District
Preyer
Hays-Ray
Hell
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio
GNP
Hawkins
Humphrey
Neal Talks On Issues At Fundraising Dinner
About 200 people attended a Friday night fundraising dinner for Steve Neal in the Thomasville Senior High School cafeteria. Neal, the incumbent Sth District Congressman, spoke mainly on national issues and predicted he would defeat Wilmer Mizell in the Republican bid to reclaim the seat. He praised Carter and urged party unity, criticized Ford, and advocated zero budgeting, zero unemployment, and a health care program.
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Thomasville
Steve Neal
Sth
Wilmer Mizell
Neal
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Winston-Salem
Ford
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Jamestown
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John Swindall
Monroe
Wade Broome
The
League of Municipalities
Maine
Commission On Correctional Programs
Torney
Eddie H. Knox
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