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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1975
Page
8
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Davidson County Community College sets October 9 as bid opening date for a 15,000 square foot nursing education building northwest of the Gee Building, with completion expected in 14 months. Current nursing program enrollment ranges from 55 to 60 students. learning resources center contracts anticipated by year’s start.
Sacramento report notes deer hunting brings more casualties than other hunts. Experts urge bright clothing and a wide safe firing zone to reduce danger as opening day begins.
In an expert hand from Jacoby on Bridge East over takes partner's queen and shifts to diamonds to thwart declarer. If spades are ducked, declarer still presses advantage by winning spades and ruffing, aiming to exhaust opponents' cards.
Police investigated a break-in at Johns Amoco Service Station on National Highway after a window pane was removed. Officers found no items missing. Kress Dept. Store reported the theft of a 20 gauge shotgun from a store display case Wednesday.
Linda Tate Clark of RE 3 Thomasville was treated and released Wednesday after an unusual auto accident on W Ward Avenue near Main Street. Police say she opened her car door while turning from Main onto Ward and fell from the vehicle as it rolled on, brushing a utility pole and hitting a car at Boone's Auto Plaza.
High Point police chief Donald Roseman announced Lt. S. T. Myers will become captain, effective Sunday. A Salisbury native, Myers joined the department in 1960, rose through detective, sergeant, and lieutenant ranks, and currently leads the detective unit. He will serve as shift captain in the Uniform Operations Division under Maj. Stewart Hartley alongside Captains Pendry and McSwain.
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