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THE PALLADIUM-TIMESMonday Nov. 13,1967Javits HitsRegistrationLists SalesWASHINGTON — (Special)Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R. N.Y.), Sunday condemned the New York State Motor Vehicle Dcpartment's sale of car registration lists and said he hoped it would be stopped.This makes me feel veryTwo Drivers Suffer Minor Injuries in Weekend CrashesTwo drivers were injured struck by a car operated byneither seriously, in week end accidents investigated by Fulton state police. A passenger in one car required hospital emergency room treatment. Three drivers were issued summonses.Bruce M. Barbe, 20, of Lake-for unsafe passing after his car had collided with one operated by Richard A. Chillson, 20, of Hannibal RD 1, who was making a left turn into a privateTreated at Lee Memorial Hospital, Fulton, for nose and ankle injuries was Miss Karen L. Hamm, 19. of 91 Underwood Ave., Hilton. She was not admitted. __ M 1Miss Hamm was a passenger in a car operated by Joseph F.Bouncy, 19. of 12 Cosman Terrace, Hilton. He was ticketed idriveway. Bourey was travel-Saturday accidents started at ing east on Route 3, a tenth of a mile east of the Hanley Rd., Town of Granby, when he passed a car operated by Robert A. Dunn, W, Fifth St., Oswego, and then collided with the Chil-Danie! I. Van Hout and John Reardon said.Ison car. The accident occuredat 4:40 p.m. Sunday, Troopers 10:30 a.m. on Route 176 about 200 feet east of intersection ofJacksonville Road, Town of Granby, a car operated by Kenneth C. Ware, 34, of Fulton RD 1, struck the rear of a vehicle operated by Stephen J. Dudeck, 62, of Fulton RD 3, as the latter slowed down. Trooper Fred Klein charged Ware with following too closely.At 2:45 p.m., also on Route 176, about a tenth of a mile west of the Gurnsoy Road, Town of Hannibal, Vernon C, Stowell, 79, of Fulton RD 1, suffered a head cut when his car waswood, O. Troo er Patrick J.Carroll charged Stowell withfailure to yield right of way. He was making left turn into a private driveway in face of oncoming traffic, the officersaid.Route 104-A, a half mile west of Route 104, in Oswego Town, was the scene of a deer-car collision at 9:45 p.m. Trooper Reardon said that Raymond E. Watts, Oswego RD 6, kept the deer carcass after his car had struck the animal when it jumped in front of the vehicle. Thefront of the car was damaepd
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