Window Entry and Gun Theft Report in High Point
James Oscar Hawks reported a break in at his Central Avenue home with a rifle and shotgun stolen, valued at 255 dollars. A witness saw a black man exit via a window and enter a car with a white man. a stalled car was found on North Main Street near Church Avenue. A juvenile suspect, an escapee from Fountain Training School, was taken into custody near Hayden Place after a car stolen from Concord and a battery inquiry at a service station. Other incidents include thefts from cars at Le Chateau, Social Security check theft, two tires stolen from a business, a bicycle stolen from a yard, vandalism near Ann More Circle, and several arrests for drug, assault, drunken driving, and escape offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oscar Hawks
Central Avenue
High Point
N. Main Street
Church Avenue
Hayden Place
James W. Patterson
Concord
Fountain Training School
Rocky Mount
Margaret Medlin
S. Main Street
le Chateau
Ardale Street
Gloria Miller
Dartmouth Avenue
Fines Directed to Schools in North Carolina Ruling
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that fines imposed by judges statewide must be paid to local school systems. The decision stems from a Guilford County case initiated by Clerk of Court Joseph Shore, upholding Shore's action in 34 cases where judges directed fines to be paid elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
Guilford County
Joseph Shore
Supreme Court
Shore
Guilford Technical Institute
James Exum
Preliminary Hearing Set For Dunlap in 1974 Murder Case
Asheboro man Robert Love Dunlap, charged with three counts of murder and one of arson for a 1974 house fire that killed James S. Brown, Joe Autry, and Lloyd Hauser, will have a preliminary hearing on September 5. A court-appointed attorney was provided after Dunlap’s Wednesday appearance. District Court Judge Frank Montgomery assigned Asheboro lawyer Steve Glass to defend him. Dunlap is also serving time for arson at Guilford County Farm while awaiting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Central Prison
Robert Love Dunlap
District Court
Frank Montgomery
Salisbury
Steve Glass
Dunlap
James S. Brown
Joe A. Autry
Lloyd Winfred
Hoover
Greensboro St
Guilford County
Children Hit By Cars In High Point Injure Two
Two children were struck by vehicles in High Point on Wednesday. James Edward Buie, 11, was hit on Lennard at 4 48 p.m while riding a bicycle and was not seriously injured. Toby L Hunt, 6, was crossing E Russell near Richland Avenue at 6 42 a.m.. a car driven by Raymond Edward Smith could not stop in time. Both were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed in either case. Aldine Cash Smith was injured when his truck collided with a car driven by Mack Ray Butner on W Green Drive at Sherman Road. No charges noted. The High Point Thomasville Civil Air Patrol unit met with NC Wing Commander Col John Harwell and Maj Joyce Brookshire. Harwell said NC Wing ranks fifth nationally in emergency services. Capt G W Underwood appointed temporary squad commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Buie
Leonard Avenue
Lennard
Mattie Culvis Chapman
Dartmouth Avenue
Toby L Hunt
E. Russell Avenue
E. Russell
Richland Avenue
Hunt
Raymond Edward Smith
Park Street
Aldine Cash Smith
Sherman Road
W. Green Drive
High Point
Thomasville
Civil Air Patrol
John Harwell
Joyce Brookshire
N.C
Harwell
G. W. Underwood
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Housing Authority's
Ann More Circle
Albert Ray Jones
Molly Crawley
S. Centennial Street
Clarence Elbert Oaks
Beddington Road
Chris Chappel
Flint Street
Lucy Harold Richardson
Cloverdale Avenue
Lee Hauser
North Carolina Insurance Commission
Western Sizzler
Hauser
Gerald Matthews
North Carolina Oil Jobbers Assn
Tom Gamore
NC House
Greensboro
Davidson
Guilford
Archdale
Winston-Salem
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mack Ray Butner
Rural Hall
Area Civil Air Patrol
Republican
J. Patrick Adams
Guilford County Board OF Elections
Milford Byerly Salvage
Flounder
Jesus Christ
N. Main ST
High Pointer
Gene Abbott
Rane
General Electric
Dependable Refrigeration, Inc
North Main Street
Americard Bank
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