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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1975

Page

3

Young Chief Tackles Juvenile Delinquency in Bunnell

Police chief Donald Brock, 19, orders an immediate crackdown on juvenile crime in Bunnell Florida, citing lack of recreation and local support. Brock, a high school graduate with 400 hours of police training, was named permanent chief by the city council as the town addresses youth crime and community involvement. He notes the challenge is shared by all towns and calls for cooperation with residents and youth. He has been married ten months and says he always wanted to be a policeman.

Brock Bunnell High School Daytona Beach Community College Bunnell Council

Informants testify of cocaine sniffing with SLED agents

In Columbia South Carolina two former informants testified they sniffed cocaine with three SLED agents after seizures. They linked James Mickey Martin Patrick Martin and Michael Hayden to cocaine conspiracy charges. A key witness said agent Steve Keefe snatched cocaine post seizure and a lactose substitute was mixed before lab testing.

Columbia, S.C State Law Enforcement Division SLED James Mickey” Martin Patrick W. Martin Michael Hayden Gene Gosnell Steve Keefe Gosnell Bobby Benton James Martin Martins Hayden

Ford seen by hundreds in Knoxville security tight

President Ford visited Knoxville amid heavy security and spoke with several hundred locals after landing at McGhee Tyson Air Base. He greeted cheering crowds as Secret Service surrounded him, joined by Sen. Howard Baker Jr and Rep. James Quillen among others. A daylong conference preceded no clear political aims, while pickets near the Hyatt Regency protested jobs for peace and defense spending.

Escar Thompson Associated Press Knoxville, Tenn Ford Knoxville Air Force One McGhee Tyson Air Base Secret Service Tually Tennessee Howard H. Baker Jr William E. Brock John J. Duncan James H. Quillan Mid-Appalachia White House Hyatt Regency

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