Vehicle Break-Ins Dominate Police Complaint Records
High Point Police Dept reports show vehicle break-ins and attempted entries as the main topic, with four radios stolen, several vehicles entered, and two suspects charged with attempted auto breaking and entering. Other incidents include a stolen Lincoln Mercury car, burglaries at homes and businesses, and multiple marijuana or weapons offenses among arrestees.
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High Point
Harold L. Banks
Jefferson Street
Ira Ben Miller
Westwood Avenue
Church Avenue
James Scott Lewis
Arbordale Drive
John Leon Owens Jr
Route 1
Dean Morgan
Park Street
Highland Cotton Mill
Guilford County Dept. of Social Service
S. Main Street
Triad
Lincoln Mercury
Phyllis Jones Swank
Shore Drive
Andrew Corbett
Kivett Drive
Mo-Fin Plastics Inc
W. Ward Avenue
Jerry Whittington
Maryland Place
Mike Billings
Larceny
Lawrence Johnson
Donaldsonville
Ferry Captain Drank Heavily Says Coroner
New Orleans AP coroner says ferry captain Egidio Auletta was almost legally drunk with a 0.09 blood alcohol level when his Mississippi River ferry collided with the tanker Frosta, killing 78. Autopsy noted fatigue and end of shift impaired judgment. Survivors described a dangerous approach as the vessel backed toward the tanker near Destrehan Luling crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Frank Minyard
Egidio Auletta
Minyard
Louisiana
George Prince
Destrehan
Luling
Coast Guard
Kenneth Beenel
Arthur Benneche
Benneche
Louisiana Highway Department
Convicted men seek new trial in kidnapping case
Monroe brothers Lonnie and Sandy Sawyer seek a new trial accusing Robert Erskine Thomas and Clark Tarlton of kidnapping Robert Wayne Hinson and coercing him to open a safe at a Monroe store. Fire incidents reported include a 3:21 a.m. blaze at 1001 Monthew Ave damaging the furnace wall and attic, a kerosene stove fire at 801 S. Elm St with no damage, and minor incidents at Alma Desk Co and Astor Dowdy Towers with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Sawyer
Sandy Sawyer
Robert Erskine Thomas
Matthews
Clark Tarlton
Charlotte
Robert Wayne Hinson
Monroe
Eddie Padgett
Monthew Ave
High Point
S. Elm St
Alma Desk Co
W. Green Dr
Astor Dowdy Towers
Johnston Addresses AARP NRTA in Greensboro
Greensboro attorney and N C Senate candidate W Eugene Johnston told AARP and NRTA members that a conservative trusts individuals while a liberal leans on government. He warned America may mimic Britain’s decline unless citizens curb desires to fit limited resources. Johnston, a self described conservative, is son of late Judge Walter E Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Eugene Johnston
Greensboro
N.C. Senate
American Assn
National
Retired Teachers Assn
Johnston
America
British Empire
Superior Court
Walter E. Johnston
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Gilbert R
Davis
Randolph County
North Carolina
House OF Representatives
Gilbert Bows
N. Main Street
Carl Kenneth Murray
Route 5
Mill Street
Welborn Ray Malpass
Covewood Drive
Andrews’ High School
Jimmy Greene
Suffolk Drive
James Wayne Terry
Route 3
E. Springfield Road
Ronald Ray Wilson
Granby Street
Jackie Lee Thomas
Cavalier Inn
Mozelle Richardson Oakley
Rt. 12
Guilford County
Jamestown Junior High School
Democratic
Kathy Sebo
Sebo
Senate
Toni Brown
Walter L. Salmon
Charles R. Fuller
Treas
Davidson County Board OF Elections
Color and Craft Decorating Craft Center
Mary @prter Paints
College Village
Richard Pugh
Unc-Ch Law School
Carl L. Fowler
N.C. District Court
Greensboro Exchange Club
Foust Pta
Faith Wesleyan Church
Fowler
Jerry Tart
Remember
7Bisma
Rex Antacid
Pat Dtecy
Engel
Broina Agr
Anderson Drug
Nderson
Amana
Alan
Lowder Supply CO
Thomasville RD
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