Pave tA-KIN08 MOCNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October <8, 187»
Several Accidents Reported By Police Department
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city police are In-
veatlKatlng a rash of ac
cidents which occurred
during the past several
days Involving high
property damages and
Injury to one driver.
William John Lalne, Jr,
of Carpet Lane, operating
a truck, was treated for
injuries at KM Hospital
and released. Ptl. James
Oamp said Lalne reported
that the accident was the
result of a dog chasing a
truck and going Bast,
subsequently running Into
his lane of traffic.
Gordon-W right
Is Selected
Arnold Gordon-Wrlght,
former Community
Development Coordinator
for the City of Kings
Mountain, was recently
asked to participate In
critiquing a Housing
Rehabilitation course
which will be offered later,
(In 1980) nationwide, to all
persons working In
Cbmmunity Development.
The course, which Is
designed by the National
League of Municipalities
and the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban
Development, Is being
offered to a sampling of
Community Development
Directors on a Regional
basis. In the Southeast
Region there will be two
directors from each state
to critique the course. The
critique will be used to
“Iron out the bugs” In the
course before It Is offered
nationally.
Also, The N.C. Depart
ment of Natural Resources
and Community
Development Is starting a
new “Peer-to-Peer”
program In which two
communities from each of
Glenn Stalls
Is Hospitalized
Glenn B. Stalls of 617
Meadowbrook Dr., Kings
Mountain Is a patient at the
Kings Mountain Hospital.
Mr. Stalls was admitted
Oct. 16.
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Damages were estimated
at $160 to the rear wheel of
the truck. The dog was
unhurt.
Cars operated by Carla
J. Bridges, of Rt. 4,
(grating a 1978 Chevy,
and Marie Allen Boles, of
Rt. 8, were Involved In an
accident Friday. Miss
Bridges, traveling West on
Fulton Dr. told Sgt.
Houston Com that she
observed the 1971 Chevy,
and operated by Boles,
come to a atop but could
not atop her car. Damages
were estimated at $8,000 to
the Bridges car and $600 to
the Boles vehicle. Melissa
Eng, 16, was a passenger
In the Bridges automobile.
No Injuries were reported.
Jackie Alan Mason, of
Belmont, operating a 1973
Jeep, told PU. Michael
Sanders that the left wheel
of hla Jeep ran off the road
and he lost control of the
car and hit a parked
vehicle, owned by Bula
Moore, of 810 Phillips Dr.
Two parked cars were
damaged on the Harris
Teeter Parking Lot when a
1967 Plymouth, owned by
Steve B. Leopard of Rt. 8,
Bessemer City, rolled from
Its parked poritlon and hit
a periled 1978 OlsmobUe
owned by Larry A. Ware of
Rt. 3, Bessemer City. Sgt.
Houston Com Investigated
for KMPD.
Ptl. H.B. Sale reported
that cars operated by
Peggy Kimberly OoUlns, of
1307 W. Gold St. Extension,
and Ernestine Bell, of 104
N. Watterson St., were
Involved In a collision
Saturday. According to the
Officer, Ms. OoUlxu was
making a left turn onto S.
Railroad Ave. and Ms. Bell
was proceeding North on
Railroad St. The OoUlns
vehicle struck the BeU car
In the right front as she
attempted to make a turn.
Damages were estimated
at $600 to the Collins
vehicle and $1,000 to the
BeU car.
Michael Harold McIn
tyre. of 807 First St., told
city Ptl. Harry Martin that
he was driving too fast
when he turned Into
Blanton St. and struck the
rear of a 1978 Chevy which
was pariied on Blimton St.
Damages to the McIntyre
1968 Chevy right front were
$300 and damages to the
left rear of the parked car
were $800.
Mark O. McSwaln, of Rt.
4, told Sgt. Houston Com
that he lost control of his
1988 Ford as he entered a
curve on HlUslde Dr. and
left the road, came back
onto the road and crossed
over to the right side, left
the road again, hitting a
tree. There were no other
cars on the road at the time
at the accident, he said. No
charges were preferred.
OORDON-WRIGHT
the seven regional offices
across the state, wlU send
their Community
Development Directors as
a consultant to other
communities within the
region. Gordon-Wrlght has
been asked to participate
in this program as one of
the consultants working
through the Western Field
Office In AshevlUe. The
region served by this office
Is from Cleveland (founty
west to Tennessee.
Gordon-Wrlght Is a
native of Kings Mountain
and Is employed by the
Town of Forest City as
Community Development
Director. He and his
family, wife Kathern and
son David wlU be moving
to Forest City In the near
future.
Vote
BILL McCarter
Mayor Of Grover
^ Tuesday November 6th □
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