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TUESDAY WRECK—Kings Mountain Assistant Chief of Police Bob Hayes inspects
the damage to a 1981 Plymouth owned by Donna Byers of Kings Mountain after it was in-
volved in a wreck Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Margrace and Fulton roads.
Automobile Wrecks Reported
No injuries were reported
but property damages were
high in several automobile
accidents in thecity during
the past week.
Police said that Thomas
Stalcup, Route 2, Bessemer
City, operating a 1974
Plymouth on Northwoods
Drive, struck a 1982 Pontiac
operated by Christopher Con-
ner of Gastonia; Conner’s car
was damaged $200 and
Stalcup’s car was damaged
$250.
Rhana Degree, 517 Baker
St., operating a 1982 Ford
which was damaged $25,
struck a 1975 Chevrolet
operated by Randy Smith, 200
Thornburg Drive, which was
damaged $200. The accident
occurred in the parking lot at
Hardee's. ;
Cynthia George,
Scotland Drive, operating a
1980 Olds, struck a 1978 Olds
operated by Thurman Dean
Henderson, of Gold Street,
doing $400 ‘damage to the
1 “Henderson vehicle and $300 to.
her car. - = 4
Rodney Carter, Bessemer
City, operating a 1972 Ford
which - was damaged $500,
struck a 1972 Dodge operated
by Virginia Wheeler, 213
Thornburg Drive, which was
damaged $400. The accident
occurred on Parrish Drive.
Steven John Grant, 415
Hawthorne, operating a 1980
Olds which was damaged
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$100, hit a 1983 Honda
operated by Myra Yar-
brough, 809 Meadowbrook,
which was damaged $1,000.
The accident occurred on
Marion Street.
Richard Lynn Boone,
Route 3, operating a 1985
Chevy which was damaged
$500, struck a 1978 Buick
operated by Curtis Degree, of
Shelby, which was not
damaged, causing the
Degree car to hit a 1974 Buick
operated by Olivia McCluney
Push Mowers, Golf Club
Target Of Local Thieves
Push mowers and golf
clubs were targets of thieves
during the weekend in Kings
Mountain, according to police
reports.
Mary Blanton, secretary to
KMPD Chief Jackie Barrett,
said that complaints were fil-.
ed by a number of citizens
reporting larcenies and
damage to personal property.
Linda Moore, Apt. 60 Pine
Manor, reported that a back
window was broken out of her
house and damages
amounted to $35.
Community Grocery, 506
Waco Rd., reported that so-
meone attempted to break in-
to the business, did not gain
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which was damaged $30. The
accident occurred on King
Street.
Cars driven by Ethel Bolin
Norman of Route 2, Kings
Mountain, and Donna Byers
of Route 4, Kings Mountain
collided Tuesday at 4:55 p.m.
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Ronnie Franks, 918 Henry
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Ara Smith, Charles St.,
reported that someone took
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Donald Beam, Route 2, .
Cherryville, reported the
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