In District Court
Man Sentenced On
Traffic Charges
* A Fayetteville man received a
four - year suspended sentence and
was fined S500 after pleading guilty
Thursday to charges of falling to
stop at the scene of an accident,
driving under the influence (DUI),
second offense, driving with a
revoked license, driving while
under the influence of marijuana
and driving 100 plus m.p.h. in a 55
m.p.h. zone, driving in excess of 15
m.p.h. over the speed limit and
evading a law officer. Judge Joseph
E. Dupree was presiding.
Ricky Leon Cooper, Fayetteville,
was sentenced to two terms of two
years, suspended and placed on
probation for two terms of five
years each on the charges.
He was fined $500 and court
costs were remitted for good cause
shown . He was ordered not to drive
for five years, and alcoholic and
drug treatment were recom
mended. He was ordered to tour a
prison unit with his probation
officer and to pay $150 restitution
for damage to the Raeford Plumb
ing and Heating truck.
William Edward Jones, Fayette
|rille, pleaded guilty to a charge of
?DUI. Breathalyzer reading was .16
percent. A charge of speeding 65 in
a 55 m.p.h. zone was dismissed. He
was sentenced to 90 days, sus
pended for 12 months upon
payment of a $150 fine and costs.
Limited driving privileges were
granted.
Cleo McDuffte, P.O. Box 525,
Raeford, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of DUI. He was found guilty
of the lesser included offense of
careless and reckless driving 'after
drinking. A $150 fine was imposed
and he was ordered to pay costs.
Dennis McMillian, Aberdeen,
pleaded guilty to charges of DUI
and careless and reckless driving.
He was sentenced to 90 days,
suspended for 12 months upon
payment of a $150 fine and costs.
He was ordered to surrender his
license, and limited driving privi
leges were granted. The defendant
gave notice of appeal. He also
pleaded guilty to a charge of injury
to real property. He was sentenced
to six months, suspended for three
years upon payment of a $50 fine
and costs and $25 restitution for
the prosecuting witness and costs.
The defendant was ordered not to
go on the property of or molest
prosecuting witness for three years.
James Fairley Bell, Shannon,
was found not guilty of a charge of
DUI, third offense. Breathalyzer
Reading was .17 percent.
Tommie Barnes, Red Springs,
pleaded guilty to charges of DUI,
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Willie reatheratone, Jr.
Am'I Agricultural Extension Agent
The use of the sun and wood as
home energy sources is growing in
North Carolina.
Homeowners and builders want
ing to learn more about these two
ways of heating can attend a
program on "Wood and Solar as
Home Energy Sources" at McKim
mon Center on September 26 at
noon.
According to Willie Feather
stone, Jr., Assistant Agricultural
Extension Agent, the program is
designed primarily for the "Do It
Yourself' homeowner or builder,
though it could be helpful for
commercial home builders or de
signers.
Information will be provided on
the performance and cost of pre
sently available solar hot water and
home heating techniques and de
vices as well as information on
^constructing and buying the de
vices.
Wood as an energy source will be
discussed and facts on the per
formance of different types of wood
stoves and fireplaces will be given.
The dollar and energy savings of
various types of homes energy
conservation actions will be provid
ed and literature on all the subjects
covered will be available for pur
chase.
Advance registration is suggest
ed, according to Willie Feather
stone, because the number of
participants will be limited. The S5
registration fee does not include
dinner.
For more information and a
complete program, contact: Willie
Featherstone or Mrs. Ellen Willis
at telephone 875-3461, or come by
the Hoke County Agricultural Ex
tension Office located in the new
county office building.
The program is sponsored by the
Agricultural Extension Service and
Industrial Extension Service of
North Carolina State University
with assistance from the Energy
Division of the North Carolina
Department of Commerce and the
North Carolina Solar Energy Asso
ciation.
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DRIVE CAREFULLY!
second offense, speeding 65 in a 55
m.p.h. zone. Breathalyzer reading
was .12 percent. He was sentenced
to six months, suspended for four
years upon payment of a $250 fine
and costs. He was ordered not to
drive until properly licensed and
not to be convicted of DUI for four
years.
Kevin Maurice Thomas, Rt. 1
Box 658, Red Springs, pleaded
guilty to charges of no license tags
and no financial responsibility. He
was sentenced to 90 days, sus
pended for two years upon payment
of a $50 fine and costs. He was also
ordered to violate no motor vehicle
laws for two years.
Ronald Thrower Strickland, Rt.
2 Box 523, Raeford, pleaded guilty
to speeding 63 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of costs.
Grant Young Vosburgh, Laurin
burg, pleaded guilty to speeding 64
in a d5 m.p.h. zone. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon
payment of costs.
Chester Paul Robinson, Fay
etteville, pleaded guilty to no
operator's license. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon
payment of costs. A charge of
ficticious license plate was dis
missed.
Robert Daniel Beasley, Fayette
ville, pleaded guilty to speeding 65
in a 55 m.p.h. zone. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon
payment of costs.
Douglas Wiley Hix, Laurinburg,
pleaded guilty to a charge of
exceeding a safe speed. He was
ordered to pay costs. A charge of
speeding 66 in a 55 m.p.h. zone
was dismissed.
Williams Atkins Rinehardt,
Durham, was found not guilty of
speeding 63 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
Edwin Cornelius McNeil, Rt. 1
Box 100, Wagram, pleaded guilty
to speeding 65 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
He was sentenced to 31 days,
suspended upon payment of a $10
fine and costs.
Darryl Grady Owens Daly, Lake
View, pleaded guilty to a charge of
speeding 70 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
He was sentenced to 31 days,
suspended upon payment of a $15
fine and costs.
Charles Richard Clark, 710 N.
Main, Raeford, pleaded guilty to
speeding 64 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
He was sentenced to 31 days,
suspended upon payment of a $25
fine and costs.
Robert Eli Ingold, Greensboro,
leaded guilty to speeding 66 in a
5 m.p.h. zone. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon
payment of costs. The following
cases received voluntary dismissals
on Thursday's session: Ricky Leon
Cooper, injury to personal prop
erty; McKinley Bunch, communi
cating threats.
John Robert Day, Rt. 4 Box 31,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to a charge
of DUI. He was sentenced to 90
days, suspended for 12 months
upon payment of a S15 fine and
costs. He was also ordered to
surrender his license. Limited
driving privileges were granted.
In Friday's session, Willie J.
Locklear, Rt. 1 Box 427, Red
Springs pleaded guilty to a. charge
of driving under the influence
(DUI); second offense. Breatha
lyzer reading was .26 percent. He
was sentenced to 181 days. The
defendant was given credit for
seven days of pre - trial con
finement.
Oscar Lee Crouch, West End,
pleaded guilty to a charge of DUI.
Breathalyzer reading was .20 per
cent. He was sentenced to 90 days
with 13 days credit for pre ? trial
confinement.
Neil James Gilchrist, Rt. 1 Box
154, Red Springs, pleaded guilty to
charges of DUI and transporting a
bottle with broken seal in the
passenger section of his car. He was
sentenced to 90 days with 18 days
credit for pre ? trial confinement.
Lou Ellen Lockle Locklear, Rex,
pleaded guilty to a charge of DUI.
Breathalyzer reading was .16 per
cent. She was sentenced to six
months, suspended and placed on
probation for two years. She was
also ordered to pay a $300 fine and
costs and not drive for two years.
Alcoholic rehabilitation was
recommended.
Allen Buie Shaw, Box 225,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to a charge
of DUI, second offense, and driv
ing with a revoked license. He was
sentenced to not less than 18
months nor more than two years.
Sentence was suspended and the
defendant placed on probation for
four years. He was ordered to visit a
prison unit with his probation
officer so that he may better
appreciate the consequences of
probation revocation, he was also
ordered not to drive until properly
licensed and alcoholic rehabili
tation was recommended. A fine of
S450 was imposed and all costs in
excess of $32 were remitted.
Breathalyzer reading was .24 per
cent.
James McCall, Rt. 1 Box 592,
Raeford, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of DUI. The court found
him guilty of the lesser charge of
careless and reckless driving after
drinking. Breathalyzer reading was
.22 percent. He was sentenced to 90
days, suspended upon payment of a
$150 fine and costs.
Robert Arthur Billinger, Shaw
Town, Raeford, pleaded guilty to
an assault charge. He was sen
tenced to 90 days, suspended for
three years. He was ordered to pay
550 restitution for the prosecuting
witness and costs. He was ordered
not to assault the prosecuting
witness for three years.
Raymond Holliday, Rt. 4 Box
765, Raeford, pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault on a female.
Prayer for judgment was continued
for five years with the court
reserving the right to pass final
judgment within three years. He
was ordered to pay costs.
Bobby Nelson Rowell, Rt. 1 Box
206, Raeford, pleaded not guilty to
a charge of DUI, second offense.
Breathalyzer reading was .11 per
cent. The court- found the de
fendant guilty of the lesser offense
of careless and reckless driving
after drinking. He was sentenced to
90 days, suspended upon payment
of a $150 fine and costs.
Commie Wall, Rt. 1, Shannon,
pleaded not guilty of public
intoxication, second offense. He
was found guilty and sentenced to
not less than 30 days nor more than
six months. The defendant gave
notice of appeal.
Leo Stephens, 509 Grant Ave.,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to a charge
of assault. Prayer for judgment was
continued for five years with the
court reserving the right to pass
final judgment within five years. He
was ordered to pay costs.
James J. McNair, Raeford,
pleaded guilty to charges of assault
and malicious injury to personal
property. He was sentenced to six
months, suspended for three years
upon payment of S150 restitution to
the prosecuting witness and costs.
He was ordered not to assault or
molest the prosecuting witness for
three years.
Connell Easterling, Rt. 3 Box
334, Raeford, was found not guilty
of assault. The prosecuting witness
was ordered to pay costs for
frivolous and malicious damage.
Joseph E.W. Garrison, Box 418,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to a charge
of worthless check. He was sen
tenced to 30 days, suspended upon
payment of $23.34 restitution to
J&R Auto and costs.
Alex Junior Sinclair, Rt. 2 Box
486, Raeford, pleaded guilty to a
charge of failure to appear. He was
sentenced to 31 days, suspended
upon payment of a $25 fine and
costs. He also pleaded guilty to
charges of failing to follow re
strictions code on his license and a
stop sign violation. He was sen
tenced to 31 days, suspended upon
payment of a $25 fine and costs on
those charges. A charge of DUI was
dismissed as no probable cause was
found.
David Burton, P.O. Box 594,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to an
inspection violation. He was sen
tenced to 30 days, suspended upon
payment of a $25 fine and costs.
The following cases received
voluntary dismissals in Friday's
session: William Eugene Ransome,
speeding; Anne Brayboy, tamp
ering with electric meter; Larry W.
Play, injury to real property; Lonie
Mae Resner, worthless check;
Chester Paul Robinson, non -
support; James Hardee, larceny.
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