Delayed ruling in narcotics case against Byerly Jr.
District Judge Ed ward Washington delayed ruling on a motion to suppress all evidence in a narcotics case charging Milford Henry Byerly Jr. with eight counts. The decision was postponed to December 21 to await State Bureau of Investigation drug analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Washington
Milford Henry Byerly Jr
Byerly
Jack Byerly
Washington
State Bureau of Investigation
Pine Valley Rd
High Point
Pine Valley Dr
District Court reports active terms for multiple defendants
Monday session of District Court handed active sentences to several defendants. Names include Dalton Gene Aubury Suggs 31 of Greensboro who received 60 days for driving while license revoked and 90 days for DUI along with others facing charges from public drunkenness to shoplifting. A separate drug and weapon case tied to Byerly at 408 Pine Valley Dr is set for a preliminary hearing with bond at 5000.
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Dalton Gene Aubury Suggs
High Point Road
Greensboro
Paul Eugene Ward
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Robert Holmes
Walnut Street
Joseph Gainey
Spencer
George Dewitt
Fern Street
Larry Medley
Anaheim Street
David Michael Locklear
Rt. 3
Maxton
Joe A. Barbee
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Pine Valley Dr
Byerly
Man Charged With Larceny And Assault In Thomasville
Jesse Lee Overton, 24, of College Street, arrested Monday for larceny of $20 from Victor Gore and assault. George Hunter, 39, of Ensley Street, arrested Monday for assault with a knife. acquitted by Judge L Roy Hughes. Ronald Boyd Davis, 28, of Dalton Avenue, arrested Saturday for assault with a stick. Elder Roy Speir of Atlanta, Ga., to preach at High Point Primitive Baptist Church, 209 Rockspring Rd., Wednesday at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jesse Lee Overton
College Street
Victor Gore
Gore
George Hunter
Ensley Street
Jerry W. Beasley
L. Roy Hughes
Hunter
Roy Speir
Atlanta, Ga
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Rockspring Rd
High Point Enterprise Briefs for Tuesday Afternoon
Local brief items from the High Point Enterprise dated Tuesday afternoon November 24, 1970 summarize community notices and short updates affecting residents and businesses in High Point and surrounding area.
Fire Probe Continues Amid Sealed Investigation
Police and state investigators keep secret details of the Country Furniture Store fire on Idol Drive that killed one fireman and burned another. The SBI and fire marshal joined local agencies with a fulltime SBI agent on the case, examining a laboratory report that may become evidence if charges arise. Initial theories of a porch fire bombing gave way to focus on interior rubble and unknowns remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Laurie Pritchett
Fire Department
Idol Drive
Rotary Meeting Sets Wednesday at Top of the Mart
The Rotary Club will meet at the Top of the Mart at 12 15 p m Wednesday due to Thanksgiving. Special guests will be 4 H Club boys with local high school faculty. W W Stevens state soil and water conservation advisor will address the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
W. W. Stevens
State Soil and Water Conservative Committee
Ice Fountains Glaze Front Of Astor Dowdy Towers
After a 13 degree night residents awoke to a fountain in front of the Astor Dowdy Towers coated in ice. The cold snap lingers with low teens forecast and only a slight warm up expected by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Dowdy Towers
FCC Sets Groundrules in TV License Challenge
FCC allows Furniture City Television to probe WGHP TVs performance before the last three years of its license renewal case. The agency will consider whether Southern Broadcasting failed to meet local live programming and public service promises, while rejecting some charges about program coordinators and advisory committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Broadcasting Co
Wghp-Tv
Federal Communications Commission
Furniture City Television Co
FCC
Furniture City
Southern
WGHP
FCC Review Board
F.C.C
Thomasville approves rezoning for new TFI plant
Thomasville City Council voted 40 to approve a rezoning to manufacturing for a 10 acre W Main Street site to allow Thomasville Furniture Industries to buy land. Miss Maye Livingood filed the petition. Councilman Robert Holladay abstained. Opponents cited traffic and pollution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Robert
W. Main Street
Maye Livingood
TFI
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Pine Valley
T. B. Hammitt
Karen Herndon
Milford H. Byerly Sr
Herndon
Cathy English
Young Byerly
Charlotte
Phillip Guy Gibson
Mill Street
Floyd E. Stanley
Spring Garden Street
Clarence Station
Wise Street
Leonard Tillman
Park Street
Diana Quick
Hilltop Street
Minnie Lee White
Carl Parker
Culler Street
Alese Hampton
Cable Street
James Ray Johnson
Wesley
Baxter Smith James
Linda Drive
Man
Speir
Rotary
Coolidge Murrow
Roy E. Gay
A. A. Davidson
Davidson
Gay
Chapel Hill
Sonny Hedgecock
Central High
NHS
Central High School
L-R
Kathy Beck
Beverly White
Tammy Cooke
Sharon Reid
Diane Johnson
Kay Bunting
Kathy Bartlett
Olivia Wagner
Kay White
Pam Cargal
Connie Hayworth
Amelia Cudd
Elizabeth Eagle
Barbara Wagner
Joy Leary
Clark Cole
Kim Holton
Alice Lyons
Daphne Ferguson
Adair Caperton
Jan Thompson
Shelly Weininger
Keith Jones
Wendy Hedgecock
Mary Bosch
Marcia Wall
Elizabeth Spracklin
Karen Johnson
Ken Greer
Tim Ingram
Bob Roundtree
Wray Wright
Frazier McGee
Bob Chatham
Bill Herndon
Wade McIinnis
Doug Stanly
David Shafer
Holladay
TFT
Charles F. Lambeth
Leonard Ward
Lambeth
Ward
Darrell McGuire
Miss Livingood
Ford Meyers
Meyers
American Independent Party
Oaks
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