Truthfulness of Police Questioned in Rutter Case Hearing
Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter testified that several city police officers may have lied in court cases two years ago though he believed one officer, John Rutter, was truthful. He said he spoke with Police Chief Ted Jones repeatedly about the issue as the breathalyzer handling in a DWI case was later changed.
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Robert Ekey
Franklin Sheeter
Sheeter
Common Pleas Court
Pt. John §. Rutter
Athens Police Department
Rutter
Ted Jones
Jones
Ptl
James Wooddell
Ohio University
Wooddell
Department
Service Safety
Phil Goldsberry
Civil Service Commission
Richard Brooks
Brooks
Lowell Howard
Georgia
US Circuit Court
Bell
Ernest Vandiver
Dismissed Athens officer pursues case after two years
Former Athens Police Department patrolman John Spencer Rutter pressed a common pleas case two years after dismissal claiming unequal treatment. He fired for copying police documents and giving them to attorneys. the judge could uphold reverse or lessen discipline within about 10 days.
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Athens
Rutter
Grey
Department
Howard
Bell Faces Scrutiny as Carter Cabinet Pick Becomes Fight
Senate Judiciary Committee grills Griffin Bell for hours over civil rights and desegregation records as Carter faces a wave of confirmations. Treasury nominee W Michael Blumenthal also advances hearing, while Cyrus Vance clears Foreign Relations panel. Bell defends-lawful desegregation stance amid past Georgia actions.
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Senate
Carter
Atlanta
Griffin B. Bell
Senate Judiciary Committee
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Bell
Nees
Harold Brown
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cyrus R Vance
Foreign Relations Committee
Bob Bergland
Agriculture
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Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Senate Banking Committee
Judiciary
Brown
Armed Forces Committee
Pentagon
Vance
Henry Kissingers
How to Cash in on the Boom in Rare Plates
Northbrook article notes Bradford Exchange director Roderick MacArthur promotes a free report on rare porcelain plates. It cites example plate values rising from 25 dollars to 1750 and 9.75 to 440, urging readers to request the no obligation copy by January 22, 1977.
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Chicago
Roderick MacArthur
Bradford Exchange
Mrr
MacArthur
Bradord Exchange
Bradford Place
Hinds
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Corduroys
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