Carter receives suspended jail term for license ban driving
Donald R. Carter of Spar townships, Meadvill e area, was fined 200 dollars and costs and given a suspended 60 to 120 day jail term after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle during a license suspension. He was placed on probation for one year. Separate notes report stolen and recovered car remotes, lost billfolds, a car accident near East Main and Mill, a stolen bicycle, and youths accused of stealing Christmas lights. Police investigated several minor incidents including a near-mit accident on Route 6 and a truckload theft on Route 97.
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Donald R. Carter
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Meadville
East Main
Mill Streets
Elwin L. Gates
R.D. J
Warren
Bruce P. Myers
Berm
Norbert Irish
Nixon threatens veto of Christmas tree tax reform bill
President Nixon warned Congress he will veto the Senate drafted tax reform measure and possibly reconvene after Christmas. He said he will use all presidential powers to stop rising living costs and protect planned budget surpluses amid stalled fiscal 1970 appropriations. He dismissed signing a bill raising personal exemptions and Social Security boosts, and urged faster passage of the remaining 13 appropriation bills for fiscal 1970.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Nader seeks dissolution of GM at pollution hearing
Ralph Nader leads a nationwide protest push against auto emissions. He calls for antitrust action to dissolve General Motors, testifying before 21 congressmen on air pollutants. He later leads students in a picket at GM Fifth Avenue. Ambassador Lucet says France enjoys political stability and growing international ties. Portuguese women gain vote and may wear trousers in schools and offices.
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Lewiston, Maine
United States
France
Charles Lucet
National Assembly
Nader
General Motors Corp
Washington
U.S
General Motors
Fifth Avenue
Research Laboratories
Paul Chenea
Lisbon
Probe Cause Of Auto Dealer Fire
Pell City Alabama officials opened an investigation into a fire that destroyed the car dealership owned by white businessman Ray Wyatt who sold 1 000 acres of St Clair County land near Pell City to the Black Muslims. Fire Chief Cecil Guthrie said a deputy state fire marshal and investigators arrived after the blaze was extinguished. Firemen reported no broken windows or doors suggesting arson, though the possibility could not be ruled out.
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Pell City
Ala
Ray Wyatt
St. Clair County
Here
Cecil Guthrie
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Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Wallace
Rene McElroy
West Columbus Avenue
Ronald Higby
West Bend Street
Russell Berkhaus
West Main Street
Berkhaus
Mead Avenue
Lewis Cook
East Washington Street
Cook
Union City
Highway Department
Robert Fleetwood
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
St. Andrews College
Grahamstown
Bush
San Waco
Piano & Organ Center, Inc
Acaba
GMC
NEW York
Ralph Ambassador
Loblaws
Rut
Lee
Ie Pnart
Tri Valley
East Point
Borden Cremora
Alyone
Zippo Manufacturing
George G. Blaisdell
Zippo Manufacturing Company
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
BLUE
Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh
Hime
Robert M. Bracken
Invit National
Morti
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