of fljrtnv
ijr alter
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pi* operators of tile contract
flight training school and the
commander of the local Air
Force unit. From left to right
the group pictured here greet
ing Geneual Disoway includes
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Serv-Air General Manager Wil
Uam I. Reynolds, General Dbo
%. Colonel Rolbert Clendenin,
bjjfje commander, Serr-Air Presi
dent Truman. Miller and Con
tracting Officer Representative
John H. Hammer. Vs W;7:,
Traffic Toll in
ounty Ahead of
one in .Janu
two in February and two
in' May. The first six
hs of this year have seen
killed in January, two In
a and another In April.
i fipal six months of 1994
d a great deal more deadly
the first six: From July 1
gh December 31 last year
minty's death toll jumped
five to 18. Two in July,
n August — the most dead
nth — three in September;
in October and one in
teheed to* serve from four to «tx
years in the state prison.
Highway Patrol officials, city
traffic officers and all others
interested iii making the high
way less deadly combine to re
lated that speed is the great
'killer in the majority of aato
accidents Five of the six killed
so far this year in Lenoir Coun
ty came Jo their deaths directly
because of too much speed for
the highway conditions existing
at the time and scene .of the
accident. The sixth death was
caused from drunken driving.
With the tobacco market pros
purity that comes to the high
ways in the fail and the general
holiday spirit that prevails
during much of the last six
months of the year these same
officials urgently, remind all
drivers to make a special effort
to stay alive during the .last of
'Sa
lt’s not as easy &S one might
think, for in addition to taking
care of your own jknitting while
on the highways you also have
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give a
I
v Faulkner's assertion In that
direction before Judge Joseph
Parker Thursday afternoon was
based On hla ehUm that during
the brieg.pwdod be'tween his ar
rest sintra preliminary hearing
in Recorder’s Court bond was not
fixed for him. He admitted that
alter he was given preliminary
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Tuesday night shooting of Camp
Lejeune Marine Walter Clark
the Lenoir County Sheriff De
partment has indicted three
members of the Bert Mooring
Family.
Twenty-seven year old Benny
Frank Mooring, a son, is under
$1,000 bond charged with the
actual shooting. The Marine
suffered a pulverizing bone in
jury just above his right ankle
from a flat-nosed .22 caliber bul
let.
Sheriff Department officers
recovered two .22 rifles that had
been hidden in the woods near
the Mooring home which is lo
cated between Jackson Cross
roads and Albritton Crossroads
on the Pink Hill highway some
'four miles south, of Kinston.
Mrs. Mooring was also Indicted
following the investigation on
charge of selling whisky to the
Marines. Previously the Moor
ing establishment has been pad
locked. Mooring Senior was in
dicted for aiding and abetting
In the assault and he was placed
under $600 bond.
Wife ’Gets 18 Months
For Shooting Mate
noon pled guilty to shooting her
husband Frank Cannon lull in
the face with a shotgun several
months ago and Judge Joseph
Parker sentenced her to serve
18 months in the woman’s pri
th'e time of the shooting the
couple lived hi the Institute Sec
tion iff Lenoir County. \
Annie Cannon Thursday after
hearing bond was set, but he
could not make bond.
Judge Parker ruled' no merit
to Faulkner’s plea and on Fri
day he was returned to Raleigh
to serve the Remaining three
months of his term.
fviaselte 'died from a knife
wound to ttie.-cheEft that ap
parently hft' triji'heart or severed
a main artery. IBs wife came
into the Kinston Police Station
and surrendered shortly after
t he knifing. She 'was turned over
to the sheriff’s department,
which is holding her in the coun
ty Jail without privilege of bond.
of At ieawbwo. cats and lor
good ntei&wfe were also accused
Of breaking and entering.
Since no charges could be
pressed against the patients,
they were released and returned
to the school Friday.
Two Men Charged In
Teen-Age Kidnapping
James Clark of Griffon and
KennethJ(jajfit,«(f Deep Ron are
each held Under $1,000 bond in
the Lenoir County jail charged
with kidnapping 13-year old
Mary MfcLamb, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. RCfcert McLamb of the
Deep Run section.
A warrant charging that these
two young men took the teen
age McLamto girl off on Tues
day of last week and did not
return her until more than 24
hours later, was signed by the
mother <*f 'tbs 'Allegedly kidnap
ped' girl:
Three CTS Patients
Join The Bird Gang
A trio of teen-age patients of
the QasFbll Training School
just west of Kinston Thursday
“* *“*■ "French Leave”
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"Down The Wind” and "Down
In The VaUey” will be presented
Friday Inly IK, in the
Grainger High Auditorium.
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Kinston Horse Show 1:15 Sunday Afternoon
This pair of heavyweight
horsemen, with lightweight gear
and steed will NOT be among
the mere sprightly taking place
in the Kinston Horae Show Sun
day afternoon at Earl Tyndall’s
Stables j ust south of Kinston on
the Pink Hill Highway. The pony
and the rig being given the
weight test here by Tyndall and
Newsman. Jack Rider, at bottom,
perhaps will appear In the show
ring, but not Tyndall or Rider.
More than so of the .finest
mounts in Eastern Carolina are
already scheduled to take part
in the show, and with good wea
ther a much larger turnout is
likely.
Beginning at 1:15 Sunday
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afternoon the show will have
classes for all type mounts and
rldem.
In addition to the regular
horse show a special exhibition
aimed at letting everybody know
just what is expected of a horse
of a given type Is planned.
Many folks, it is felt by pro
moters of the show, do not know
what they are actually looking
at when. they watch a -horse
show so one of the finest gaited
horses ever shown in this part
is to be used In
exhibition while an an
explains just exactly
happening, or what is
to he happening.