Northwest Area Reports Vandalism Spreads Across City
Police report 30 vandalism incidents Friday and Saturday night across multiple neighborhoods. damaged mailboxes and lawn lights on Old Winston to Delk Drive, with bricks used to break glass. Damages range from minor repairs to 25 50 dollars. Also reports thefts, a break-in at Jack's Grill, and injuries from two accidents on Kivett Drive and Bethel Drive progress.
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High Point
Jack's Grill
Courtesy Road
Shelton Walters
Williford Court
Calvary Methodist Church
East Green Street
R. D. Franklin
Denny Street
West Green
Civitan Club marks 10th anniversary in Thomasville
Thomasville event marks a decade for the Civitan Club at its regular meeting in the Woman's Club. Guest speaker Francis Essicks, Pfeiffer College basketball coach and history professor, serves as vice president of the local Civitan district.
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Thomasville
Civitan Club
Woman's Club
Francis Essicks
Civitan
Pfeiffer College
Accident at S Main and Taylor Streets Injures Driver
An accident occurred at S Main and Taylor Streets involving a vehicle driven by an unnamed person and another operated by Jew el Cruthis of Kivett Drive. No further details on injuries or citations are provided.
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Debra L. Richardson
Bethel Drive
Debra Richardson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Michael Stegenga
Phillips Street
Stegenga
Clinto McDowell
Rt. 1
Sophia
S. Main Street
High Street
Claudia Robberson
Greensboro
Nathenial Bolds
Franklin Street
Wrenn
East Commerce Streets
Richard E. Holmes
Pearson Place
George Green
Wilson
N.C
S. Main
Taylor Streets
Jewel Cruthis
Kivett Drive
High Point College Plans New BA Teaching Degree
High Point College will offer a Bachelor of Arts in Teaching as part of a three three curriculum to train teachers in five areas art education business education elementary education music education and physical education. The program accelerates core education coursework and includes supervised student teaching with state board approval needed for certification.
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High Point College
North Carolina
Board of Education
State Board of Education
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
NCATE
Law School Dean Forges Path From Immigrant to Dean
New York AP report notes de Capriles arrived in the United States from Mexico at age 13 unable to speak English or fence. Now 57 he leads New York University Law School and heads the World Fencing Federation guiding a Tokyo Olympic fencing tourney supervision.
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New York
de Capriles
U. States
Mexico
New York University Law School
Tokyo
Actress Sue Lyon and husband separate in Hollywood
Hollywood reports actress Sue Lyon and her husband Hampton Fancher III have separated. The spokesman said there are no immediate plans for a divorce. Fancher, 26, and Lyon, 18, were married last December.
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Sue Lyon
Hollywood
Hampton Fancher III
New Hair Growth Claim Promoted by Houston Lab Firm
Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants promotes a 32 day trial claiming to stop hair loss and actually grow hair. The ad warns many cases are beyond help once bald and invites readers with any existing hair to respond confidentially, asking for medical information and scalp condition details.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Dept. N.C
West Main St
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