5 FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES 1
FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
SHOT LS’ ARM
Sain CaWher. 43, tOP2f.. Mar
lin Stri»*i. infornod Officer
i-lo>c! I.. RountrfK' ai 0:4“ p.m.
last Tui'sdaj, thai ho -xas at a
house which ho owns at 308
S. Haywood Strc-ot. when he and
a sulifoci named “John’' had
some words, Gaither said
■John*' polled out a .32 cali
bre pistol .and shot hirr. In the
left jrrTi. Gaither stated he
would sijjn ar. assault with a
ileadl) weapor. wurrarsi aEalnst
**John,'* when he found out his
last riajii* and address. Ho
•was irear4.d and Teleased at
^^ake Merr.orul Hospital.
fleer B. s\. Karris .at 0:02 p.
tn, Saturday, that he had dropp
ed a friend off at 1820 Eastern
Boulevard (Apollo Heights), and
about seven or eight Negro
males vailed him out of the
ear. He said they exchanged
words and WHHam Bass, 26,
address unlisted, cut him In the
face. Andrews suffered a four
Inch cut, reaching from the
bildge'of his nose down to his
bottom Up. Andrews said he
would sign an assault with a
deadly weapon warrant.
SHOOTS AT PAIR
Miss I.aura Ti^resa Smith,
14 Dart Lar.f-. r*‘porir*d to Of
ficer N. Buchanan at 2;49
p.m. iHSrievfJ.ij, «hat she and
^Mlsb Bat * ara Ann Drad-
sh.i’A w*-r»* shor at by Mrs.
Marv GllU'spK 80a e' Lane
Street, on OaJrwood Avenue in
1 he Mod;. M iss Sm Ith Said
she and Miss Bradshaw hid be
hind a ir*M* and the .suspect ran
past . She signed an as
sault w:t}. d4..id|y weapon war
rant .(T'd Mr.*., Gillespie was
ttrestKs, .\f. miuries were
SUf/iTWj.
N.^n FOR riGHTlNC
Crahau, Harris. 55, 132
Baitrrv I rive, ;ind Cornelius
Conj-rs. 52, 40C 3/2 Hill St.,
were arre.>.ti-d i> Officer R. .N,
Hogg at 11:53 p.m. Thursday at
3C N. Car'.i'f .Sireor and charg
ed wph .-Lgagi'ig In an affray.
Harris told ihe con that ho and
Cnnyep-s goi l:.to an argument
over ‘nn-e moT.ej tbalwasowed
him. H«‘ Said Conyers picked up
a loselall lut and struck him
ovei the head with It. conyers
said HarrLs pulled a Imlfe on
hlR;, so he gTalhiHl the hat. Har
ris recehrtiorn.pimciure wound
on his head. .Stitches were ro-
qiilrel. His other Injuries were
uj.tletern.ijied ji the t.
SLAPS WOMAN IN FACE
Miss Sandra Delores Hollo
way, 1" 510 .S. Blount SI.,
told two c^s at 3:11 p.m. that
she was walking home from
work when her old toyfrlend
followed her up E. Cabarrus
Street to at-out the 300 block
and graihed her, then started
hitting her In the face with his
hands and fists. The woman
said when she saw- a police ear
and called out, the subject,
Johnny Leon Taylor, 22. 509 £.
Davie Street, '*spllt the scene.**
After the police car left, how
ever, she said, Taylor started
folIO’Air.g her again, grabbed
hei and pulled her into an al
ley, then started striking her
agatn.
» « •
WOMAN BITES COP
Officer J. Stanley Carroll re
ported to two other officers at
4:01 p.m, Saturday, that he was
attempting to arrest Miss Karen
Lynn HUl, 19, address unlist
ed, at 2017 Cameron Street,
When shebegantobltear.dstrike
him. Carroll, who chained the
woman with assault on an of
ficer and resisting arrest, suf
fered a laceration on the right
wrist.
OLD .MEN BATTLE
Joe Height, 72, 305 Bragg St.,
reported to Officer P. E. Bras
well at 5:48 p.m, Saturday, that
V 'lUe Lee Tahoren, 65, same
address, beat him about the head
with awoodenwalklngcaoe. The
owner of the house, Taboren,
told the officer that he struck
Mr. Height because he would
not leave the hous». He ad
mitted that Height does pay rent
for 3k room at this house, Ta
boren w'as taken to Wake Coun
ty Jail, then cited to Wake
District Court on an assualt
ra*..
STRUCK BY HUSBAND
.Mrs. Olivia Ward, 23. ISOB-A
Burgundy Drive, reported to Of
ficer Anthony Dunbai at 8:16
a.m. Sunday, that she and her
husband, unnamed, were argu
ing when he lost his temper and
struck her once with his fist,
causing a black eye. She said
that this was the first time he
had ever hit her and shew-anted
to sign an assault on a female
w-arrant against him. The of
ficer's notes statedihattheonly
reasor. the Incident was report
ed was because she woke up
Sunday morning with uncontrol
lable nose bleeding. She was
advised to sign a warrant.
SL.\.SHKD IN f ace
\^lll>.ir:. Morns v\ndrews, 26,
4>0 Montarue Lane, told Of-
IN A HURRY
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MISS HILj. nabbed
Officer Carroll (mentioned tn
previous item) reported he ob
served three Negrofemalesen
ter Kerr Drugs In Cameron
village. “While keeping sub
jects under observation, two
subjects concealed several l-
tems. The Items were re
covered with the arresi of Miss
Karen L. Hill (also mention
ed above), stolen were two
packs of Hallmark cards, valu
ed at $1.38, and one female
hygiene spray, which cost $3.15.
She was charged with larceny.
SAYS WOMAN DID IT
WUlte Louis MeCutchen, 529
E. Davie Street, told Officer J.
W. Tew at 12:52 p.m. Saturday,
that .Miss Pansy Oakley,40,512
S. Blount Street, had broken the
window in his from door, do
ing damage estimated at SS,
but said there were no witness
es. The woman admitted that
she berke out the window, but
McCidchen refused to sign a
damage to property warrant a*
gainst her. However, Officer
Tew said Miss Oakley was In
toxicated and she was placed
under arrest for public intoxi
cation.
TWINS INV'ENTMOONROVER-RonaldandDonaldDlxon, sons
of T/Sgt and Mrs. william F. Dixon, won third place In the
North Carolina District Science Fair, which was heWat the Un
iversity of North Carolina Ln Chapel Hill on March 25. They
were entered In the Junior Division of Physical Sciences after
winning 1st and 2nd places at Carnage Junior High.
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Charles Gregory Logan, a
ninth (trade student and mem
ber of the ConceH Orchestra
at Josephus Daniels JunlorHIgh
■ita
IN A HURRY
DIAL 833-4486
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covortHi with the arrest Of Miss
Karen L. Hill (also mention
ed above). Stolen were two
packs of Hallmark cards, valu
ed at $1,38, and one female
hygiene spray,whlehcost$3.15.
She was charged with larceny.
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Charles Gregory Logan, a
ninth erade student and mem
ber oi the Concert Orchestra
at Josephus' Daniels JunlorHIgh
CHARLESC. LOGAN
School, wlU be among the parti-
klpants In the second annual
Fine Arts Festival. He Is spon
sored by ine Eagles, a branch
of the National Retired Teach
ers Association.
Gregory, who plays first vio
lin, has been a member tf the
Concert Orchestra for ihe past
throe years. Having l«een in
spired by hls first strLigteach-
er. .Mrs. Rosalie Moffett of the
Raleigh Public Schools, Greg
has continued private tnstnic-
tlon tn violin, under Mrs. Phyl
lis Ctrrls of the music depare-
men* .t Meredith College. Gre-
gc ^ humble and proud ofhis
Je:.»vr achievements.
He Is the first black concert
master of the Daniels School
Orchestra. During the 1970
school term, he was a mem
ber of the Raleigh Youth S*m.
phony, conducted by Richard
Southwlck. Grog was awarded
a SlOO.OO scholarship to attend
the Canon Music Camp at Ap
palachian State University dur
ing the summer of 1971.
Gregory’s first love Is ihe
vlolLn, Hls ether hobhies Include
playing baskeil^aU. foothall,
making model ears, tending hls
aquarium, looking after the
dogs, hls cat and reading my
stery stories.
Charles Gregory Logaitlslhe
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Logan, Jr. who reside at 2619
Davis Street. Raleigh.
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Phelps-Stokes Fund Official
To Speak At St. Augustine’s
Dr. Mabel Smyihe —
director of publications and re
search, Phelps-Stokes Fund,
New York, will speak on April
12, at Saint Augustine's Cullege
at 8:00 p.m. In the Amphithea
ter of iheNow CLissrooni Build
ing. Her topic wilt be “The
Interi’St of the Untied States
In tlie Middle East.’*
Dr. Smjthe (Mrs. Hugh H.
Smytho) Is also consultant for
Encyclopaedl.\ Brltannlca Edu
cational Corporal ion. and editor
of the American Negro Re
ference Book (now liiprepara-
tlon). She roc«*lved the a.B.
degree at Mount Holyoke Col
lege, the M.A. at Northwestern
University In economics and
political science (gover.’iment)
and :he Ph.D, .at the t'niver-
slty of Wisconsin, In labor,
economics and law.
Her consultant atid counsel
ing experiences have extended
10 foreign areas.
Her travels to about 45
countries include asw, Africa,
Eurc^e, and North America.
Dr. Smtthe'sappt'urancel.sln
connection with the I.«>ctiireshlp
Program, designed to bring
prominent and thoughtful
speakers to the college campus
arsd to help strengthen college
and community tics by opening
the lectures to the public.
The program Is niad? pos
sible by .1 grant of $2,000 from
the S and H Foundation, In-
corporaled, sponsored by the
Sperry and Hutchinson Com-
p.iny. Tbis Is the third in a
series of let., res.
Dr. Norman H. Daw'os, pro
fessor of history and govern
ment, and director of special
projects. Is coordinator of the
lecturLrshlp program.
Plans Told
Of New VA
Hospital
Congressman Nick Catl-
fianakls .MoRd7V announced
plans to providi a $2.8 mil
lion expansion to the Veterans
Administration Hospital In Dur
ham.
Callflanakls said Iho newpro-
Ject will Involve an expanded
outpalleni facilityIncTudbtgbolh
E^oneral and specialty clinics.
Construction of a new two-
story pre-englneored building
which can later be exp;indcd to
four stories will begin in July
a^d Is stated for comploiicn In
January 1973.
“TMs new facility Is design
ed to allow the hospital to cm-
tlnue with the recent trend of
emphasis on outpatient treat
ment," Callflanakls said,
''With the number o. outpa-
ticnl visits Increasing at Ihe
rate of 25'? per year In re
cent years, the hosplial had be
gun to experience great stress.
The now building win provide
40.000 feel of additional space
for outpatient treatment.*'
The Ijullditig project is under
the supervision, of Donald £.
Johnson, Administrator ofVe-
ter.t.is Affairs.
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