Term handed down on drug possession in Davidson County
Teddy Lee Carriker 23 of Thomasville was sentenced to 12 months in prison after a Davidson District Court conviction for illegal possession of phencyclidine. Judge C. H. Dearman issued the sentence Tuesday for the Sept. 28 offense. Also, Larry Kirby was bound over to Davidson Superior Court on a Nov. 9 larceny charge for a TV stolen from Henry Mason, and John Tate Jr. was sent to Dorothea Dix Hospital for a mental examination after being charged with stealing a TV from Ernest McMillan on Oct. 30.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Teddy Lee Carriker
Davidson District Court
C. H. Dearman
Carriker
Larry Kirby
Ensley Street
Davidson Superior Court
Henry Mason
Maple Street
Dearman
John Tate Jr
Tremont Street
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Tate
Ernest McMillan
Snow bound cities clear snow by rail in 1967 Chicago block
Snow fell across Mississippi and Texas on rail cars in 1967. Chicago faced 27 inches of snow in February with the river clogged by dumped snow loaded onto southbound trains for disposal by the sun.
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Mississippi
Texas
Chicago
Senses Across and Downs Word Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style clue grid with across and down hints including senses, Greek gods, colors, furniture terms, and Latin terms. Entries span categories from anatomy to geography, with multiple language notes and abbreviations.
Noted Bridge Hand Aces Souths Improbable Play
In a bridge column Oswald and James Jacoby recount a hand featuring West silent on spades. South deduces West holds strong hearts and trumps by discarding, and South countermoves by a precise club finesse leading to a successful contract.
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South
West
Traffic Violators Given Suspended Terms in District Court
A batch of traffic offenders received suspended sentences and fines in district court on Wednesday. Notable cases include Charles S Arnold 18 of Sophia with six months suspended and 200 dollars fine for speeding and reckless driving, and Benjamin N Purtley 41 of Ridgecrest Drive with one year suspended and 100 dollars for drunken driving. Additional dispositions cover Otha Lewis 42 of Greensboro, Robert Davies 51 of Williamsburg, Albert Wright 37 of Amos Street, and others with varied combinations of suspended terms and costs.
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Rt. 1
Sophia
Arnold
Benjamin Nathan Purtley
Ridgecrest
Otha Jo Lewis
Greensboro
Albert D. Wright
Amos Street
Thurley Smith
Tommy W. Neal
David L. Cox
Bolton
Street
Thomas Arnold Hutchens
Clifton Junior Ballard
Kivett Drive
Arlene Mullins Crawford
Ballard
Mickey Ray Tolbert
Rt. 3
Trinity
Garland Wayne Vaden
Danville
Herman Edward Crawford
Nathaniel Leggett
Franklin Street
Zoe Ragan Gatewood
Emerywood Court Acts
Bill Hippert
Guilford
Alternative School uses pool table in Mayfield district
In Mayfield city schools the Alternative School lists a pool table as a teaching option. Teachers say the small table helps with counting and coordination as part of Oakville Elementary School’s new concept in education.
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Alternative School
Cleveland
Mayfield City
Oakville
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