In District Court
Larceny By Trick, Non-support And DUI Cases Heard
The following District Court
? judgments were issued Friday.
Tommy Richardson, Rt. 1, Box
230, Lumber Bridge, assault on a
female. Voluntary dismissal by the
prosecutor, incident took place in
Robeson County.
Johnny McRae, P.O. Box 1081,
Raeford, injury to personal pro
perty, found not guilty.
Leroy Cummings, Fayetteville,
^ contributing to delinquency of a
P minor. The court granted the
defendant's motion to quash since
the date of the alleged offense June
9, 1982, was inserted after the
issuance of the warrant and the
defendant apparently was served
with a defective warrant.
Robert Dixon Gark, P.O. Box
922, Raeford, driving under the
influence, found not guilty DUI but
court found the defendant guilty of
^ lesser offense of driving with a
0.10% or more blood alcohol level.
Ninety days suspended for 12
months and S200 fine and costs,
surrendering license and to not
operate a motor vehicle for 12
months.
Ranzey Carter, Rt. 2, Box 81,
Raeford, driving under the in
fluence. Six months suspended for
two years and to not operate for two
years except as provided by law.
The following judgments were
issued Thursday.
Robert Thomas Goodwin, P.O.
Box 14, Laurel Hill, driving under
the influence. Voluntary dismissal:
defendant pled guilty to related
DUI charge. Related DUI charge:
received 90 days suspended for 12
months, pay $150 fine and costs
and not operate a motor vehicle for
12 months except as provided by
law (left open for limited driving
privileges). Most successfully com
Red Cross Chapter
Receives Special Award
The Hoke County Chapter of the
American Red Cross received a
Special Donor Recruitment Award
on Thursday, July 29, 1982, at the
Blood Services Recongnition Con
ference Luncheon. The annual
conference was held this year in
Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Special Donor Recruitment
Award is given to chapters who
achieve or exceed 100% of their
collection goal for the year. The
Hoke County Chapter collected
100% of their collection goal for
the year. The Hoke County Chapter
collected 100% of their goal last
year.
Mrs. Cyde Upchurch, Jr., who is
Chairman of the local blood pro
gam, said, "We are indeed proud
to be a recipient of this Special
Donor Recruitment Award. Many
fine people worked hard for it."
The Carolinas Region Blood
Services of the Red Cross is
comprised of fifty-seven counties in
North and South Carolina. 104
hospitals in the region receive blood
and blood products from the
Carolinas Region Blood Services.
American
Red Cross
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Bruce Rinehart, left, chairman of the blood services committee of the
Carolinas Region, is shown presenting the Special Donor Recruitment
Award to Mrs. Clyde Upchurch. Jr., Blood Program chairman of the Hoke
County Chapter,
Hoke ASCS
The U.S. Department of Agri
culture has asked for public com
ment on provisions of the 1983
upland cotton program and has set
a deadline of Sept. 14 to receive
those comments.
According to Everett Rank, ad
ministrator of USDA's Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation Ser
vice, USDA plans to announce its
1983 upland cotton program on or
before Nov. 1.
Rank siad USDA is asking for
comments on the following:
-The base loan rate for the basic
grade of upland cotton (strict low
middling 1-1/16 inch, micronaire
3.5 through 4.9) at average U.S.
locations. This base loan rate --
which by law cannot be less than 55
cents per pound -- will be de
termined according to a statutory
formula using domestic and world
price data.
--The 1983 target price, which by
law cannot be less than 76 cents per
pound.
--Whether USDA should es
tablish an acreage reduction pro
gram and, if so, the level of such a
reduction.
-The appropriate national pro
gram acreage and voluntary re
duction percentage if no acreage
reduction program is announced.
?-Whether USDA should estab
lished a paid land diversion pro
gram and, if so, the percentage of
the diversion and the level of
payment.
--The loan rate for seed cotton.
Rank said that due to a 1981
crop cotton surplus, USDA is
considering both acreage reduction
and paid diversion programs, but
that the actual need for acreage
adjustment programs will depend
on supply and demand conditions
affecting the 1982 crop. He said
recent crop losses from hail and
rains in the Texas High Plains
could mean large acreage reduction
programs are unnecessary.
If no acreage reduction program
is established, USDA will an
nounce a national program acreage
and a voluntary reduction per
centage, Rank said.
The deadline for receiving com
ments is Sept. 14.
Comments should be sent to the
director, analysis division, USDA
ASCS, room 3741-S, P.O. Box
2415, Washington, D.C., 20013.
Comments will be available for
public inspection in that room
during regular business hours.
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Roger Brock, 311 Crawford
Street, manufacture of controlled
substance. Defendant pleaded
guilty to attempted manufacture of
controlled substance, and posses
sion of marijuana. Three years in
supervised probation and SI50 in
costs. He is, with the assistance of
his probation officer, to secure an
appointment with the Sandhills
Mental Health Center and is to
cooperate fully with the officials of
the MHC in regards to drug
rehabilitation.
Bobby Lenwood Small, Rt. 1,
Box 581, Raeford, nonsupport of
illegitimate child. Voluntary dis
missal: insufficient evidence to
warrant prosecution as blood test
excluded defendant as father of
child.
Frances Ward Greene. 109 E.
Donaldson Avenue, Raeford. for
unsafe traffic movement. Prayer for
judgment continued upon payment
of" cost.
Rocky Dean Locklear, Rt. 1, Box
82, Shannon. N.C., nonsupport of
illegitimate child. Pleaded not
guilty and found guilty, thirty days
suspended for five years and pay
ment of SI50 for benefit of child
and costs. Defendant gave notice of
appeal.
Ivan Craig Page, Fayetteville,
impeding the flow of traffic by
leaving his vehicle unattended on
the state maintained portion of the
roadway. Voluntary dismissal:
damages to car paid for.
Harley Lee Scurlock. P.O. Box
27. Raeford. worthless check. Vol
untary dismissal: car repossession
debt satisfied.
Edith Brock, 311 Crawford
Street, Raeford, resisting a public
officer. Voluntary dismissal: in the
interests of justice because of Mrs.
Brock's limited mental capacity.
Rusty Brent Buffkin, Rt. 1.
Clarendon, N.C., larceny by trick.
Pleaded not guilty and found
guilty, ninety days suspended for
two years and S150 fine and costs.
Also to pay S13.01 restitution to
prosecuting witness. The Grocery
Mart.
John Robert McLean. Rt. 4, Box
39, Raeford, driving while license
revoked, and while under the
influence. Sentenced for 181 days,
suspended for three years; also, to
pay S400 and surrender his limited
driving privileges and not to drive
for three years except as provided
by law. Must successfully complete
the Drug and Alcohol Abuse
School within 75 days.
George Ray Adams, Winston -
Salem, 70 MPH in a 55 MPH zone.
S15.00 fine and costs.
William Lee Monroe. P.O. Box
399. Raeford, 66 MPH in a 55
MPH zone, thirdy days suspended.
$35.00 fine and costs.
Steve Franklin Conoly, Rt. 4.
Box 105. Raeford. failing to stop at
a stop sign. Prayer for judgment
continued upon payment of costs.
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