Thefts And Marijuana Cases Probed At 1702 Canalis
Police probed two incidents including a marijuana find during a truck stop near 1702 Canalis. An 18 year old passenger and a 17 year old driver faced misdemeanor possession charges after search yielded baggies of marijuana and pipes in the glove compartment.
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Canalis
Sreci
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Ote Pace Aca
Ofciger
Baaocal Aide
Whden
Geanedal
Baker Riesd
Coumelor
Wallisville
Wallisvile
Demic
Granada
Ansley
Houston
Valde
Ltate 20
Brown and Root Construction
Mari
Juana
Bob Widening
R. E
Bob) Peterson
Sheldon Read
Jat
Leonard Stasney
Sheldon Road
Beaumont Highway
Sheldon
Sturgeon Pushes Tuition Aid Policy At College Meeting
Regents debate a revised education assistance policy to reimburse 50 percent of tuition lodging and fees for faculty attending graduate school. The plan, replacing a developmental leave policy, faces questions on qualification limits and funding. A committee will study details before any start date.
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Regents
Sturgeon
Henry Dismukes
Robert Cloud
Pat McCauley
Dayton resident McGinty remembered as community leader
Obituary notes longtime Dayton resident, founder of Dayton Shopping Center, served 24 years on Dayton School Board and two on First Relisting Hospital Board. WWI veteran, first commander of Dayton American Legion Post, member of VFW, and father, stepmother, and survivors listed. Also mentions choir chili supper and military enlistments with unrelated notes.
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Dayton
McGinty
Dayton American Legion’ Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bértha McGinty
Carrie McGinty
Houston
Drue
McGinty Jr
Ernest Richter Jr
Prdcinehuldren Ale
STUDY PLEDGE continues amid student policy debate
Lt Donald Brunson notes attendance at the meeting as Larry Tobin, president of the Student Senate, reports surveys show two years of efforts to remove dead animals along roads. The senate asks regents to change road policy amid costs totaling 21,000 for the year with 105 staff in road maintenance camps overseen by Bob Cline and Charlie Nesome.
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Donald Brunson
Larry Tobin
Student Senate
the Sun
Senate
Oates
Bob Cline
Highlands
Charlie Nesome
Arrests in Atlanta Kidnapping and Slaying Case
Our World Today reports three men arrested in Atlanta on charges related to the kidnapping and murder of James E. Edmandson, known to viewers as the Protector Backward from the Fat Sullivan Show. Police indicate additional arrests in the northeast Atlanta area as the case unfolds in the Great Lakes region atmosphere.
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Mondor Tedey
James E. Edmandson
Fat Sullivan
Police Bald
AM Three
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