DA Seeks Allowance to Use Drugs From Car Evidence
Mayville Chautauqua County DA Robert J. Sullivan appeals a county court ruling that 194 pounds of marijuana found in a motorist’s car cannot be used as evidence. Samuel R. Galoob of Dallas was stopped on September 11 on the New York Thruway near Ripley for no car registration. Police seized the marijuana after a search of the trunk led to a felony drug case challenge. Judge Lee Towne Adams said the search lacked probable cause. The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled police may search after an arrest. Galoob remains free on $5,000 bail.
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Chautauqua
Robert J. Sullivan
Appellate Division of
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Samuel R. Galoob
Dallas
Tex
New York State Thruway
Ripley
Galoob
Lee Towne Adams
U.S. Supreme Court
Sullivan
Loved Divorced Woman Dies in New Jersey
Ruth Thomas, 46, mother of six, died at Welkind Neurological Center in Chester NJ after a seven year battle with multiple sclerosis. Her husband, Howard Thomas, a St. Petersburg steelworker, had divorced her last year in a bid to regain Medicaid benefits he said she had lost after the Florida agency cut her $117 monthly aid for allegedly earning too much. The divorce aimed to restore medical coverage but failed and the couple had renewed their life together on Valentine’s Day before her death.
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Fla
Ruth Thomas
State Division of Family Services
Thomas
Welkind Center
New Jersey
Letters to the editor on weekly car use proposal
A reader argues against a proposed one day per week car ban as unconstitutional. He asserts American freedoms, questions fuel shortages, and warns that passage could lead toward a police state. Maurice Gjertson Sr. signs from Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Corry Journal
Stanley M. Moszka
United State of America
Maurice Gjertson Sr
Corry
PSP Seeks More Minority Troopers in State Police
Harrisburg AP State Police Commissioner James D. Barger named a minority recruitment coordinator to boost hiring of Black and Spanish American troopers. He said the force must reflect the people of the Commonwealth. Current numbers show 60 Black and 2 Spanish American troopers out of about 4,000. Trooper William L. Hunter leads minority recruitment efforts.
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Harrisburg
James D. Barger
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Barger
William L. Hunter
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