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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
5
Victor Molle recounts a humorous bridge tale from England in which a hapless “Rueful Rabbit” defender foils a declarer’s plan. West bids, Rabbit sits East, leading a jack of diamonds disrupts the hand and a failed heart finesse seals the loss for the declarer.
Wayne McKinley Davis and Ronald Chase Wyrick were bound over to Superior Court on fraud charges for filing a false insurance claim with Allstate alleging theft of tires wheels and a transmission and seeking more than 600 dollars. Weeks bound over for robbery with a knife and 200 dollars seized. John Wright held on escape and tampering charges. Also a note on Soviet marriage rules.
Members of the Northern Branch N C Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers will meet today in Winston-Salem. A 4:30 p.m. field trip through Piedmont Aviation facilities at Smith Reynolds Airport precedes a business session at Town Steak House No 1 where 1968 officers will be elected.
Kevin Dale Thompkins reported a boy named Harris struck by a car on Lexington Avenue while near two children. The boy, about 195, was in a car but ran into the street and was reported in satisfactory condition at City Memorial. No charges were filed against Thompkins as a car operated by Duffey Thompkins was involved. Jewel Lynn Harris, the boy’s sister, stood nearby.
The North Carolina Medical Care Commission recommends $1 950 000 in federal Hill Burton aid for a new 150 bed hospital in Thomasville to replace City Memorial Hospital on Pine Street. The plan includes $1 000 000 from Hill Burton funds this year and $950 000 next year, plus $100 000 in state funds for Chair City hospital. Local funds amount to $1 550 000, with total project cost about $3.8 million. Final approval hinges on the U S Public Health Service in Washington. The proposal could halt efforts for a Davidson County hospital and alter county politics over regional health needs.
Dan S. Taylor Jr. of Memphis will test his 2,800 pound homebuilt submarine in mid October at Lake Lanier in north Georgia. He began the project after leaving service in 1964, dedicating about 2,000 hours and $8,000 to the craft launching effort. The lake was chosen because it is clear for the test.
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