Numerous Charges Filed in JP Court
A review of complaints filed in Justice of the Peace Albert B. Ley’s office shows numerous cases before his court. The docket includes speeding charges, failures to appear, driving violations, trash disposal, assault, and a stop sign violation, with defendants from San Antonio to Cuero and beyond.
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Collier
Clute
Noe Pruneda Salinas
Sutton
San Antonio
Sidney Herman Edgar
Trinity
Victoria
Leonard Coleman Barnett
Cuero
William Arndt Bess
Goliad
Anton Jacob Korczynski
Cheshire
Houston
Stephen Paul Vandiver
Hereford Drive
Mary William Shepard
Heady
Apt. A
Frank Michael Hoover
Nixon
Michael Blaine Rucker
Marilyn Ray Hartman
Robert Ramos Galabeas
Gonzales
Daniel Bruce Winklarek
St. Joseph St
Rt. 4
Kenneth Paul Cousins
Link
Apt
Austin
Rodolpho Perez
Pease St
Norbert B. Vrazel
Yoakum
Orville Gene Buchhorn
McLeod
Adolph John Sandelovic
Fendh Newton Burris
Cedar
Lupe Rubio
N. Nueces
Port Lavaca
Paul Raymond Langhorn
Glen E. Buschhaupt
James Burt Boswell
St. Taylor
Kenneth Leon Marrell
Lockhart
Opal Jack Hay
Plum St. Lockhart
Allen Bruce Johannes
Maxwell
Thomas Carter Kemp
Janin Circle
Portland
James Menefee Huber
McAllen
Kath
New York Shoppers Gift Oddities Amid Christmas Rush
Last minute shoppers packed New York stores as gifts ranged from neckties to unusual items like spiders. Fang & Claw Pet Shop owner Aldo Passera reported many spiders sold and joked about recipients. Several individuals are listed with speeding and license restriction violations in various Texas addresses.
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Aldo Passera
Fang & Claw
Manhattan
Passera
Christmas Letters From POWs Spark Washington Debate
A state department spokesman criticizes the timing of releasing 1991 POW Christmas letters from Vietnam prisoners, calling it an emotional manipulation for families. Mrs. Cora Weiss defends the gesture, while economist Dr. Carl Madden forecasts broad growth in 1972. In Mineola, Ronald Grella, freed by St. Vincent De Paul bail, vows to make the holidays count before facing further consequences.
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Vietnam
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Cochairman
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U. S
Mineola
N.Y
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
POW Question Stirs Debate Across America and Beyond
A fragmented discourse on the POW issue suggests difficulty in reaching consensus without consultation. Proponents argue that resolving the question could ease minds of millions in the United States and influence perspectives worldwide.
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