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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1977
Page
14
High Point police logged a weekend of shootings stabbings and break ins. Hazelwood is in stable condition after a 22 shot behind the Zoom Club. Multiple robbery thefts and home entries were reported across the city with several suspects charged or sought. Local offices described a broad spate of larcenies and property crimes.
Cadet Warren W Snow son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Snow Jr of Kernersville promoted to cadet staff sergeant at the U S Air Force Academy Colorado He part of the class of 1979 and named an element sergeant A 1975 Oak Ridge Academy graduate Marine Corp Muncie R.
A female attendant at the 1 85 Exxon Station at 1 85 and Old Thomasville Road reported a black male robbed her of a $900 money bag from the register after she left the booth. Police noted other sheriff activity including thefts from Asheboro resident Jerry Bowman and multiple break ins on Rt 2 Trinity.
Montleu Avenue Elementary hosts an open house Tuesday at 7 30 p m with refreshments after visiting classrooms. Parkview School PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a brief business session then open house. executive board gathers at 6 30 p m in the library. Kirkman Park PTA sponsors fall festival on Nov 1 at the school with Italian dinners from Pizza Hut at 6 p m. dinner tickets available until Oct 17. games, movies, a country store and craft boutique run after dinner. an auction begins at 7 30 p m and festival closes at 8 30 p m. High Point Chapter of the Administrative Management Society meets Tuesday at Top of the Mart. Bob Baker speaks at 6 p m on The Happiest Days in a Manager's Life. Baker runs Dunhill Personnel Services in High Point. National Assn of Accountants hosts James Carlin at 6 p m Wednesday at Top of the Mart. Carlin chairs management consulting for Ernst and Ernst Winston-Salem. topic Data Systems Security.
The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program will pause operations for about two months to plan target surveillance areas for the next year. New equipment funded by an $81,500 federal allocation will arrive including radar and video gear. Road safety focus will emphasize pedestrians and bicyclists in year two.
A Thomasville man and a High Point youth were listed in satisfactory condition today after weekend city street crashes. Hal Vernon Todd, 24, was a passenger in a speeding car that struck a utility pole on English Road. he was thrown from the vehicle and admitted to the hospital. Winfred L. Todd, driver of the car, was cited for driving under the influence and excessive speed. Another incident left Jerry Boling and others named in a local notice. Debbie Caddell and Keith Caddell were injured when their car ran off Baker Road while the driver attended to Keith. James Goodin was treated after a collision on Hamilton Street and Montheu Avenue. he was charged with a signal light violation.
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments will consider supporting two state bond issues on November ballots. The session at the Holiday Inn Four Seasons includes per diem rates for county prisoner care, federal funds requests, and discussions with state highway and transportation officials on road and water bond programs.
C William Smith is named managing editor of the Wilmington Morning Star and Sunday Star News. He previously served as news editor of The Evening Independent in St. Petersburg Florida for seven years before joining Wilmington publications.
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