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MILITARY NEWS
Michael H. “Mikey”
Whitaker recently complet-
ed eight weeks of boot camp
lin the U.S. Navy in Great
Lakes, Chicago, IL.
His division #942 was the
performing division for the
company.
Whitaker is a first class
fireman and third class
swimmer, and received his
first medal for serving in
war time.
He is a member of the
Navy's Bluejacket Chorus.
He is being stationed in
~ Texas to begin his schooling
for dentistry.
Whitaker is a 2002 gradu-
ate of Kings Mountain High
School, where he was a
member of the Chorus and
Kings Review. He has an
older sister, Sabrina
{Whitaker Gabriele, who is in
ithe U.S, arines
'Missoutt; and a 9- -year-old
brother, Caleb Whitaker.
Whitaker is the son of
Michael and Tammy Knox
Whitaker of Grover. He is
the grandson of Harvey and
Louise Whitaker of Kings
Mountain and William and
Gertrude Knox of Grover.
Whitaker completes Navy basic
training at Great Lakes, Illinois
ARRESTS
Loretta Crocker, 39,
Gastonia, simple assault,
turned over to Gaston
County.
William Small Jr., 46, 1111
W. Gold St., communicating
threats, $500 unsecured
bond.
Tamika Springs, 26, Grace
St., misdemeanor breaking
and entering, assault.
Julia Parsons, Grover, two
counts simple assault, $500
unsecured bond.
INCIDENTS
Kenya Glenn of Shelby
reported larceny of medica-
tion at Summit Place, 1001
Phifer Rd.
Norris McCleary, 115
Ferguson Rd., reported lar-
ceny and forgery of checks.
Sylvia Neisler, 701 Little
Creek Dr., reported that
someone entered her garage
and stole a chainsaw, weed
eater, extension cords, golf
clubs and bag, and tool box.
No value was listed.
Toby Stidham, Grover,
reported that someone
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Timothy Hines, center a fourth grade student at Bethware School, received the Kings
Mountain High Booster Club’s Good Citizen Award at halftime of Friday's high school
football game at Gamble Stadium. With Timothy, left to right, are his parents, Mitzi and
Charles Hines, Bethware Principal Mary Accor, and Booster Club President Tommy
MICHAEL WHITAKER
threw an object off the
Highway 74/216 overpass
and struck the windshield
and front quarter panel of
his vehicle. Damage was
$800.
Royster P&M Warehouse
of Shelby reported an
attempted breaking and
entering at a warehouse at
301 Phenix St.
Teresa Melton, 117
McGinnis St., reported being
assaulted at her home.
Southern Star, 212 W. King
St., reported larceny of gaso-
line.
Southern Convenience,
212 W. King St., reported
receiving a counterfeit 20
dollar bill.
Monica Becton, 204 S.
Juniper St., reported that a
tree limb fell and hit her
vehicle, causing $5,000 dam-
age.
Klaus Kopruch, 200 N.
Goforth St., reported that
someone broke into his resi-
dence and stole numerous
items.
Robin Logan, 2006
"Redwood Cir. reported that
someone broke into her |
‘home and assaulted her.
CITATIONS
Paul Godfrey Jr., Grover,
speeding 49 in 35 zone.
James Farris, Apt. 102-B E.
King St., no operator’s
license, failing to register
driving while license
revoked.
Jonathan Galloways,
Shelby, speeding 77 in 65
zone.
WRECKS
A vehicle driven by Jami
Holcomb of Kings Mountain
hit a sidewalk, sign and util-
ity pole on U.S. 74 Business
near North Cansler Street.
There was $3,000 damage to
the vehicle and $3,000 to the
sign and utility pole.
Holcomb was charged with
DWI and no operator's
license.
A vehicle driven by
Angelita Foster of Bessemer
City struck a sign in the
median of Cleveland Ave. at
74 Bypass West. Damage to
the vehicle was $1,000.
Damage to the sign was $50.
She told police she ran over
something in the roadway
which caused her to have to
jerk her steering wheel.
Vehicles driven by Fannie
Cobb of Kings Mountain
and Gerri Griffin of
Gastonia struck on NC 161
at the entrance to the park-
ing lot of Burger King.
Damage to the Cobb vehicle
was $1,600 and damage to
the Griffin vehicle was
$2,400.
Vehicles driven by
Christopher Jolly of Kings
Mountain and Wendell
McMurry of Belmont struck
on Phifer Rd. Damage to the
Jolly vehicle was $1,800 and
damage to the McMurry
vehicle was $2,500.
Vehicles driven by Jennifer
Regan and Shaunca Starkes,
both of Kings Mountain,
and Stephenie Stark of
Shelby struck on Phifer Rd.
near Fulton Dr. Damage to
the Regan vehicle was
$1,000 and damage to the
Starkes vehicle was $1,500.
Kings Mountain Police
will be running radar at the
following locations. In addi-
tion, radar is run every day
on Highway 74 and I-85.
Thurs., Sept. 19 -
Mountain St.
Fri., Sept. 20 - N.
Piedmont.
Mon., Sept. 23 - Sims St.
Tues., Sept. 24 - E. Gold St.
Wed., Sept. 25 - E. King at
Canterbury.
Kings Mountain Fire
Department responded to
the following calls for the
week of Sept. 9-14.
9/9 - Hwy. 74 Bypass and
74 Business, vehicle fire.
9/10 - Phenix St., grass
fire.
9/10 - West Gold and
South Cherokee Streets, gas
leak.
9/11 - 412 Country Club Co
Acres, carbon monoxide 3
investigation.
9/11 -Hwy. 74 and Oak
Grove Road, accident.
9/13 - Hwy. 74 and Oak
Grove Road, vehicle fire.
9/13 - 1050 Barnett Drive, i
fire alarm.
9/14 - Hwy. 74 and Hwy
216, accident.
9/14 - 612 Charles St.,
Apt. 22, structure fire.
9/14 - 706 West King St.,
helicopter.
9/14 - 409 Cherry St.,
service call.
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UPGRADE SPECIAL
Adams graduates basic
Air National Guard
Airman 1st Class Mitchell D.
Adams has graduated from
basic military training at
Lackland Air Force Base,
. San Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of
training, the airman studied
the Air Force mission,
organization, and customs;
performed drill and ceremo-
ny marches, and received
physical training and special
training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who
complete basic training earn
credits toward an associate
degree through the
Community College of the
Air Force.
He is the son of Rickie and
Patricia Adams of Kings
Mountain and is a 2000
graduate of Kings Mountain
High School.
The Kings Mountain
Building Codes and Zoning
Enforcement Office issued
the following permits for
the week of 9/9-9/13.
9/10 - 525 Belvedere
Circle, James Brandon
White, single family
dwelling, $30,000.
9/10 - 142 Mirado Lane,
Eric Hicks, installing wall at
Gastonia
Shelby
Denver
BUILDING PERMITS
garage, $2,000.
9/11 - 223 Kings
Mountain Blvd. Life
Enrichment Center of Kings
Mtn., building Life
Enrichment Center,
$1,000,000.
9/11 - 405 Allison Court,
WS.S. (Corky) Fulton, addi-
tion to existing residence,
$130,000.
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Karen Swartwood,
Bessemer City, resist, delay
or obstruct police officer;
giving false name to officer.
Renina Brooks, 612
Charles St. Apt. 88, child
restraint violation.
Angela Harry, Bessemer
City, child restrain violation;
expired inspection sticker;
seat belt violation.
Richard Hillegrass,
Grover, expired registration
plate.
Jacques Everson, 312 E.
. King St., child restraint vio-
lation; driving while license
revoked.
Veronica Mitchell, Grover,
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