Lawsuit against area sheriff dropped in damage case
A damage suit against Sheriff Donnell and Al W Jr was dropped after management by attorneys Harold Be Hacibean Allen and John M McGann. Proceedings referenced a January 1960 incident and alleged injuries to John McConnell in a local tavern. The case, once set for a May jury trial, was canceled amid settlement talks and questions over constitutional rights.
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Peter Juster
Martha Ge -Laewoon
Menuteilte
McCullingll
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Seeal
Rae
Aleyinder C Flick
Jéhitery
McCromnell
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Voice Of The People Editorial On The Flag
A reader letter page discusses editorial views on the flag and public reactions. Several voices reference editorials and community responses, noting confusion and calls for clearer discussions. The piece reflects ongoing debate in a local forum about national symbols and civic sentiment.
Recreation spending rises as weather warms optimism grows
New York AP notes recreation spending is expected to rebound with better weather and higher disposable incomes. Autos, boats, pools, wagons, and backyard sports gear drive 44 billion dollars in projected 1992 outlays, aided by financing options for larger items and a surge in outdoor toys sales in early June.
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Irews
Westher
Feistre Industhy
Tos
I Sa, Inc
CAT. Financial Corp
Advertising Exec Criticizes TV Ads as Boring and Overused
Washington AP piece reports John P. Cunningham of Cunningham & Walsh urges ad industry to curb dull ads. He says excessive on screen clutter, rapid sequence of messages at break, and repetitive radio formats bore the public and risk audience loss. He cites vodka and cigarette ads as overly imitative.
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Washington
Advertising Federation of America
New Board
John P. Cunningham
New York
Cunningham
Cunningham & Walsh
Penland Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison In Manslaughter Case
Penland, who turned himself in after confessing to the killing of Charles Werhan in Asheville following a dispute while drinking, was sentenced in Philadelphia to 12 to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter. The case involved a 12 gauge sawed off shotgun and occurred after the two men argued. The report also notes a New York egg market listing with wholesale quotations.
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Penland
Philadelphia
Madison County
Lyenen Ayo
Asheville
Wong
Charles A. Werhan
Sald Penland
Werham
Jigsaw Clue Trips Motorist In Crash Tale
A Park Street crash left Burkhart 21 of Euclid Street with a damaged right door when struck by an unidentified driver who fled. Eyewitnesses, taillight fragments, and a police inquiry led to Mrs. Pearl Willis 58 of Corry R D 2, who admitted driving the other car. She faced charges for leaving the scene without identification and for driving without a licensed learner along.
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Tike Lhey
Magn Thuc
Park Street
Confiance 1
Burkhart
Gag
Euclini Street
Ee Pearl L. Willis
R. D. 2 Corry
Hayley Drake
Highway Deaths Set New Record
A pre holiday council estimate cited 100 potential highway fatalities in a 30 hour window from 6 p.m. Monday to Tuesday midnight. The total reached 113 with Monday treated as a work day and a 102 hour period projected to 385 highway deaths for the year’s peak period. An Associated Press survey for 102 hours from May 12 to May 16 counted 341 traffic fatalities plus 14 boating, 78 drownings and 106 other accidents totaling 538 fatalities.
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