Public Records City Court Summaries
City Court records show multiple small fines for driving offenses and public conduct. Names listed include Bramlett, Timmons Cook, Culberson, Calcote, Johnston, Vitea, Daniel, Stafford, Henderson, Bourland, Hopper, Jackson Monroe, Silva, and Butler with fines ranging from five to fifty dollars for speeding, running red lights, no license, drunken acts, and related violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bramlett
Randy Timmons Cook
James W. Culberson
Stanley D. Calcote
Scott Harp Johnston
Sam L. Vitea
Willard Olen Daniel
Reba Reed Stafford
Judith Jane Henderson
Don Leamon Bourland
E. L. Hopper
Eulene Jackson Monroe
Jesse Silva
Clarence Ross Butler
L. B. Sullivan
W. T. Davis
Willie H. Bell
Allen Jerris McGouirk
Darrin Clyde Pillow
Ann M. Gordon
Lawrence Renner
Grace C. Hall
Wilmer Rutledge
Thomas A. Rutledge
Paul Shaw
Leon Turner
Rayburn Thomas McClory Jr
Carolyn Sue Portwood
Vester Hayes Holland Jr
Jane Ann Steed
Jack Darrell Cagle
Rebecca Lynn Stephens
W. J. Copeland Jr
Bobby D. Wood
Mercury
Alvin Loven
Ford
Chevrolet
Jack C. Morgan
Robert Reynolds
Plymouth
Lowell Cure
Pontiac
Lewis H White
Buick
Lillie Mae Odhams
Joe Willie Odhams
Justice Court
Oscar Lynn Ayler
Texas
Vernon Hampton Crain
John Bradley Benton
Reynolds Leo Ansley
Barbara Wells Hasser
Tama Lee Venson
Sally H. Diabelo
Lonie Huddleston
Clarence R. Bull
Lewis Emory Foxhall
Kenneth Dean Lewis
Overwight
Wilson Raymons Holman
Larry Lee Sweeney
Orville K. Williams
William Daniel Jordan
At the Zoo Crossword Clue List
A partial crossword list with across and down clues including animals items measures and terms such as lambs mother reptile house denizens Greek god of war and cuckoo blackbirds. The grid appears to mix animal terms nautical items and literary words with no full puzzle solution.
Fragmented OCR puzzle and legal notices bundle
A compiled OCR of scattered items includes clues like a crossword style list and legal notices. It then shifts to a political column titled Indexing by Morris Higley critiquing U S News and World Report and charging the U S government of funding student protests via Russia and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Higley
U. S. News and World Report
John Mitchell
U. S
China
Cuba
Russia
Castro
Tuxedo origins and impeachment trivia from a digest
Quick quiz style brief noting that a formal dinner coat is named after Tuxedo, New York where it first worn. It adds that William Blount was expelled from the Senate in 1797 for conspiring related actions, and that humans have eight sinuses. Includes a Bible verse and Michelangelo quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo
N.Y
U.S
William Blount
Tennessee
Senate
Spain
Nixon heads west for Thieu talks amid Vietnam settlement speculation
United Press International reports speculation on terms for a Vietnam settlement as President Nixon travels to Midway Island for talks with President Thieu. Rogers says the U.S. is not wedded to any Saigon government but favors free elections. Thieu may accept special elections and a joint election commission with Viet Cong input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Anderson
United Press International
Vietnam
Nixon
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thieu
William P. Rogers
United States
Saigon
U.S
Thieu
Pearl Harbor
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
South China Sea
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Washington
Luigi Raimondi
San Antonio
Robert E. Lucey
Santiago
Chile
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Peru
Venezuela
Rockefeller
Latin America
Little Things Count in Lennox Heating and AC Quality
An advertisement extols Lennox air conditioners and furnaces noting small design details like the Blue Shield air filter improve performance and reduce leaks. The copy invites readers to visit Jim Bettis Refrigeration & Electric Service in Childress, Texas, at 225 Commerce Street, phone 937-2988, to explore these features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Jim Bettis
Commerce Street
Childress
Texas
Thank you for publicity to Young Homemakers
A reader from Childress, Texas thanks editor Carol for three years of publicity that helped the Young Homemakers club grow, signed by Barbara King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Higley
Childress Index
Carol
Barbara King
Leonard Jr
Childress
Texas
Almanac facts for June 8 1969 and notable histories
On this day in history notable events include Ives McGaffney patenting a sweeping machine in 1869, a Schenectady TV schedule starting in 1928, Gemini astronauts White and McDivitt completing a 1.6 million mile journey in 1965, and James Earl Ray's 1968 London arrest. Also Thoreau quote and a note on absolute zero liquid helium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Merucy
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jouter
Ives McGaffney
Chicago
Schenectady
Ed White
Jim McDivitt
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
London
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Angus Vernon Byrd
Jerry S. Shuman
Alfred Monroe Woolf
Nikie
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Michelangelo
The
University of
Bologna
Italy
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Neg Cochran
van Johnson
Johnson
James Garfield
Arthur
Major Hoople
World Almanac
Trinidad
Robert John Lechmere
Newspaper Enterprise Agsn
BY Jim Bettis
Jimmy & Russell Harman
Automotive Distributors
Automotive
Delco
Gates
Walker
Johnson Out Board
Childress Auto Supply
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Qxveres & Loan Association
P.O
Man
Frank Barksdale
Ave
F NW
Berry's
NEA, Inc
AGAIK
the Almanac
Henry David Thoreau
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