Jacobs To Appeal Dismissal In Civil Service Review
The High Point Police Benevolent Association and Police Chief Donald Roseman declined further comment on the dismissal of patrol officer Tim Jacobs as he plans an appeal to the Civil Service hearing. Roseman cited Jacobs' overall police service record and said the action concerned him as an individual, not the union. The association met to await the Civil Service outcome, while City Council candidates Hunter Walton and Dorothy Burnley spoke to members. Five of 18 candidates had returned questionnaires on police matters, with responses from David Maas, Bill Brewer, and Sam Burford in addition to the two present at the meeting.
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High Point Police Benevolent Assn
Donald Roseman
Tim Jacobs
Jacobs
Civil Service
Lomimuss
S. B. Jacobs
Roseman
Hunter
High Point
Fire Alarms Keep High Point Firefighters Busy Weekend
High Point firefighters answered twelve alarms Friday and Saturday amid Halloween activity. Calls included overheated machinery at Highland Cotton Mills, oil furnace leaks on Cable Street and Adams Street, furnace trouble on Leonard Avenue, a malfunctioning heater on W Ward Avenue, and a gasoline wash after a street collision. False alarms, a flooded oil heater, and a truck fire on Central Avenue were also reported.
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High Point
Highland Cotton Mills
Cable Street
Adams Street
Central Avenue
South Road
Drug Charge Is Dismissed In District Court Session
A series of misdemeanor cases were dismissed or sentence-adjusted last week in a district court criminal session. Donald L. Deatherage and Glenn E. George had possession charges dismissed, while Herbert F. Wright Jr. and George B Atkins Jr. received suspended sentences and fines on liquor and reckless driving counts. Gary Swink and Jacob Auman Jr. earned four month suspensions for drunken driving, and Linda Kay Hawks faced a reckless driving verdict with a six month suspended term. Edna Jones faced an assault with a deadly weapon charge, and Leroy Hilton Jr. received a six month suspended sentence for assault. A multi-vehicle wreck on W Ward Avenue injured Raymond Lee DeGrante and passengers Janice and Randal Mays. the other driver fled. Harvey Underwood and Debra Ann King were injured in another collision on S Main Street with King charged for following too closely.
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Gary Swink
Thomasville
Jacob Auman Jr
Rt. 2
Trinity
Auman
Swink
Linda Kay Hawks
Greensboro
Emanueil Raysor
Queens
N. Y
Edna Jones
E. Grimes Avenue
Leroy Hilton Jr
Windley Street
Raymond Lee DeGrante
Janice Mays
Randal Mays
Gary Dean King
Horneytown Road
S. Main Street
Commerce Avenue
Debra Ann King
King
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SA High Point Enterprise
Calvary United Methodist Church
E. Green Dr
N.C. Sun
Herman C. Beck
Lois Freeman
Nurseny
Jarrett Stationery CO
Wrenn St
Sioce
Reor
Bob Wells
High Point City
Donald L. Deatherage
Deatherage
Glenn E. George
Sinclair Street
Herbert F. Wright Jr
Wise Avenue
George B Atkins Jr
Sill Bencini
Bencini
Feast Federal Savings and Loan
Ceton
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Jamestown
N. Main St
IRA Department
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
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