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Copper Wire Stolen From Building Supply
Not even copper wire was safe
from thieves this week who took
numerous items from Kings
Mountain area citizens.
Jimmy Dickey, of Mountain
Builders Supply, said that van-
dals cut the main power line into
his building (the old Lumber
plant near the overhead bridge)
and stole $500 worth of copper
wire.
Other complaints made to
KMPD included:
Geneva Deaton, 402 S.
Cansler St., reported that a
kerosene heater and two tires
valued at $82 were stolen from
her residence.
Depot Stop and Go, 315 N.
Piedmont Ave., reported that a
customer reached in the cash
drawer while the attendant had
his back turned and took an un-
disclosed amount of cash.
Betty Eastwood, No. 10 Dixie
Trailer Park, reported larceny of
$130.
William Moore, North Tracy
St., reported larceny of hubcaps:
valued at $400.
Jed Farms, East King St.,
reported that vandals broke win-
dows with BB guns or slingshots
and damage was reported at
$150.
Linda England of No. 19 Dix-
ie Trailer Park, reported that so-
meone took a VCR and recorder
and a gallon jug containing
1,057 pennies from her
residence.
Terry Towery, 815 First St.,
reported that someone took a
cassette player valued at $65
from his residence.
Ollie White, 301 S. Cherokee
St., reported that someone took
an assortment of personal items
valued at $285 from her purse.
Thieves took a $10 flashlight
from one car and a $2 box of
candy from another car parked
Register Of Deeds Charged
From Page 1-A
The indictments charge
Rogers with illegally converting
cash from the deeds office to her
own use on seven days between
Dec. 14 and Jan. 9. The amounts
cited range from $12 to $27, and
total $142.
Rogers, elected unopposed in
November to a third four year
term, resigned her $20,000 per
year position Thursday pending
the outcome of her case. Gail
Allen, a deputy register of deeds
since 1974, was appointed acting
register of deeds by county com-
missioners at their Monday
meeting.
Rogers had been scheduled for
a hearing Jan. 28 to determine if
prosecutors had enough
evidence to present to a grand
jury. But the evidence went
Hit And Runs
Reported By Police
Six automobile accidents oc-
cured in the city during the past
week and three of them involved
hit and run drivers.
Marty Blanton, Secretary to
KMPD Chief Jackie Barrett,
said that drivers left the scene in
accidents occuring in the parking
lot of Eckerd’s Drug Store, in the
parking lot of The Pantry and on
North Piedmont Ave.
An unknown vehicle struck a
parked car owned by Harold
Gardner, Route 6, doing $200 to
his 1977 Plymouth in the park-
ing lot of Eckerd’s, an unknown
vehicle left the scene after
damaging a car owned by Tom-
my Neill, Route 2, Bessemer Ci-
ty, on North Piedmont Ave.,
and another hit and run driver
struck a parked vehicle owned
by Ray Hensley: of Fort Mills,
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S.C. at The Pantry parking lot,
doing $200 damage, police said.
Wanda Young, Pine Manor
Apts., operating a 1980 Ford,
struck a 1979 Datsun operated
by Cynthia Anderson, 605
Princeton Ave., Jan. 9th on
York Road. Damages totaled
$450.
Jerry Martin, operating a
1973 Dodge, told police that the
left front fender and tire came
off his car and it crossed the road
and struck a 1974 Chevrolet
owned by Florence Bridges.
Damages totaled $500.
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King Street, struck a 1977
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rish of 601 Landing St. Damages
totaled $700.
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The charges stem from a six
week investigation by State
Bureau of Investigation officers.
Officers charged Rogers with
embezzlement last week after a
search of her desk and purse un-
covered $12 in marked bills, in-
vestigators said. The bills had
been planted by SBI officials in
the office cash supply, they said.
The register of deeds office
and five deputies in Cleveland
County take in about $500 daily
as fees for such items as legal
stamps on real estate transac-
tions, copies of birth certificates
and deeds. The register of deeds
is legally responsible for keeping
records and depositing transac-
tions.
School Board
Meeting Held
From Page 1-A .
*Agreed to ask the General
Assembly to officially name the
school system Kings Mountain
District Schools. Although the
system has been called that local-
ly Kings Mountain consolidated
with Grover and Bethware in
1961, Davis said the name has
never been officially changed.
*Discussed several board
policies.
*Held an executive session to
discuss (a school bus problem
with the parents of a student.
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Sunday night. Marvin Carrigan,
1001. Ramseur St. and Nora
Humphries, 1300 Second St.,
were in church at the time.
Louise Dover, 536 Baker St.,
reported that while she was at-
tending church / at In-
terdenominational Holiness
Church a battery estimated at
$40 was stolen from her car.
Robert Dover, 810 Second St.,
said that vandals damaged win-
dows at his residence amounting
to $10.
Michael Falls, 113 N. City St.,
reported theft of a radio valued
at $120.
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