. . .Probation
given for death
^Continued from page 1)
and hospitalization at Cape Fear
Valley Hospital.
Linda Ann Clark was apparently
cut with a knife on the right side of
her throat and the right side of her
chest.
Susan Dial received injuries to
her arm and hand, records show.
Clark was given credit for 100
days served in jail and was recom
mended for work release.
In addition to the assault
charges, Clark also was found guil
ty of shooting a shotgun into a
dwelling occupied by Mary Strong
and by Linda Sue Clark.
The incident occurred on June 1
and was ruled a probation viola
tion.
The suspension of a three year
sentence for an earlier offense was
revoked by Herring.
Work release was recommended
and credit was given for 261 days
already served on that sentence.
Clark was also convicted of
breaking into the Strong dwelling
and the house of Mary Sue
Locklear on June 1 with the intent
to commit kidnapping.
For the offenses, Clark was
sentenced to three years in jail
suspended with five years of super
vised probation.
In still further Superior Court
action, Thurman D. Anderson, 21,
plead guilty to felonious escape
from Sandhills Youth Center on
July 21 for which he received a
one-year jail term added to his ex
isting sentence.
Anderson also plead guilty to
breaking and entering an unoc
cupied mobile home at Mobile
Home and Auto Sales Inc. on July
22, and breaking and entering of a
mobile home occupied by Pandora
Rowland.
The escapee apparently removed
a baby blanket, a dog leash,
assorted food items and $40 from
the Rowland home.
For the break-ins, Anderson was
sentenced three years in the
Department of Correction with a
recommendation of work release.
Another Sandhills Youth Center
resident was sentenced to one year,
to be served at the expiration of his
present term for escape.
Phillip Allan Jones, 23, plead
guilty to the escape from the in
stitution earlier this year.
David Silva, 27, was sentenced
to serve an additional year for his
August 23 escape from McCain
Prison Hospital.
Silva had been serving 15 years
for armed robbery.
In other court action:
?Ernest Thomas, AKA Ernest
Mims, 39, plead guilty to breaking
and entering the home of Harry
McAllister on April 16, 1984, and
the larceny of guns and stereo
equipment. He was sentenced to
three years in jail suspended with
five years supervised probation
and ordered to make restitution of
$350.
?Glenwood Nelson Bowling, 44,
of Matthews, was found guilty by
a jury of exceeding 55 mile per
hour on July 11 and was sentenced
to not more than 60 days and not
less than 10 days in jail with 12
months probation and a fine of
$100.
?Danny Jacobs, 37, of Raeford,
who was found guilty in Hoke
County District Court by Judge
Warren Pate of assault on a female
and communicating threats.
Jacobs was sentenced to nine
months and not more than 12
months in jail with supervised pro
bation for one year and fined SI 50.
?Valencici Parker, 31, was
found guilty in Superior Court of
violation probation and was
sentenced to three years in jail for
an earlier breaking and entering
offense. Work release was recom
mended and credit was given for
107 days spent in jail.
?John Howard Graham, 27, was
found guilty of violating his proba
tion for an earlier breaking and
entering conviction. Graham was
sentenced to three years in jail.
?Jeanette Shaw Pittman, 64, of
Pinehurst, was guilty of Driving
While Impaired (DWI) and
sentenced to 60 days and a fine of
$100 suspended with a year of un
supervised probation.
. . .Break-ins reported
(Continued from page 1)
Mobile Home Sales, the report
shows.
The appliances were valued at
$755.
Also last week, the Hoke Coun
ty Schools' Audio/Visual Depart
ment was robbed of equipment
and a piggy bank.
Three black males entered the
building and removed the equip
ment and the bank, which contain
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