Schoch Seeks Stand in Raulston Case Hearing
Greensboro Superior Court hearings center on William Raulston’s six felony marijuana counts. Arch Schoch, Raulston’s attorney, asks judge to rule on legality of his continued representation and potential testimony.
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John Lowe
Greensboro
Arch Schoch
William Raulston
Superior Court
Thomas W. Seay
Raulston
Seay
Schoch
Sea
Guilford County Superior Court
N.C. Bar Assn
Bar Association
Superior
Drug Action Council
Elreta Alexander
Guilford Superior Court
J. P. Shore
Betty Withers
Alexander
Grand Jury
District Attorney's
Williams
Clerk Affidavit Signed Under Pressure in Raulston Case
Motion in the William Raulston case claims Deputy Clerk Donna Amos was pressured into signing an affidavit alleging she was taken advantage of by attorney Arch Schoch. A letter from Amos lawyaer retracts the statements, stating the affidavit was not accurate.
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William Raulston
Donna Amos
High Point
Raulston
Arch Schoch
Amos
Schoch
Richard C. Tate Jr
Betty Withers
Joseph P. Shore
Tate
Superior Court
Greensboro
Alexander
Shore
Williams
Board Reverses Decision On Bid
Randolph County Attorney Charlie Casper says there is nothing illegal in the county commissioners changing their minds about a bid decision. The note clarifies legal flexibility for local government actions and shifts in contract awards.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Charlie Casper
Voters Adapt To New Computer Ballot System In High Point
High Point voters used a new punch card ballot system in the City Council Democratic primary with light turnout. Registrars found activity slow but praised the system’s speed and clarity, while officials noted cost savings over old machines.
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High Point
City
Ula Robbins
Precinct 2
Jimmie Barrett
Precinct 16
Oakview Recreation Center
Emerywood Baptist Church
Seniors Fall Olympics Highlight Mouth Shaping Events
The High Point Parks and Recreation Dept sponsored a senior citizens fall Olympics at High Point City Lake Park. Walter Smith wetted his thread to finish threading the needle, Etta Holloway puffed peanut distance, and Nola Little won the butterbean spitting contest with a 12 foot measure. Other activities included button sewing, hula hoop, and softball throwing.
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High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
High Point City Lake Park
Walter Smith
Etta Holloway
Nola Little
Sonny Hedgecock
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SBI
Guilford County Sheriff's Dept
Deep River
High Point District Court
District Court
Joseph Williams
Enterprise
Smothers
Tomlinson School
Don Wrenn
Carol Wilson
Utley Enterprise
Richard Pugh
Frank Boling
Casper
Boling
Pugh
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