Rodgers Sues L A Inury After Off-Duty Officer Incident
Singer Simmie Rodgers filed an injury claim against the city of Los Angeles seeking 11 081 from an off duty police officer who halted his car on the freeway last December 1. Rodgers says he was thrown to the pavement and suffered a fractured skull requiring three brain operations. He lists substantial damages including 832 000 actual, 11 million prospective general, 8 35 million future earnings, 700 100 future medical charges, and 200 000 other special damages. His attorney Daniel Lipsig said a formal lawsuit would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Simmie Rodgers
Offieer
Rodgers
Michael Dally
Utyoliceman
San Diego
Gutralmen
Mixup Forces Recount In San Francisco School Poll
In San Francisco an automation error forced officials to restart a poll to determine which organization teachers want to represent. A computer mixed up the mailing list for ballots sent Monday under a contract ending a one day strike by the AFL CIO Federation of Teachers. The rival Teachers Association opposed the strike while the other group claimed to represent a portion of the city’s instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Leathers
Aflcio Federation of Teachers
Hird
Teachers Association
New Charges On Thoresons
In San Francisco, federal prosecutors brought 13 counts against Me and Mrs. William H. E. Thoreson for illegally shipping weapons in interstate commerce. The charges follow a Supreme Court ruling that erased most earlier allegations, after a prior conviction for a separate art theft at a Canadian railway ferry terminal in Bat Harbor, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Inerstate
William HE. Thoreson
Thoreson
Natonal Railways
Bat Harbor
Maine
Riot Panel Report Copies Sell Fast
NEW YORK AP The paperback edition of President Tobnson's riot commission report is selling at more than 100000 copies daily. Bantam Banks said mayors, agencies, and civic groups are placing bulk orders. The first edition of 400000 copies is nearly exhausted and a new 100000 copy print run was ordered Tuesday. The book retails for 128 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tobnson
Riot Commission
Bantam Banks
Security Vault Theft in London by Masked Gunmen
Six masked men armed with shotguns robbed a London security vault for about $72,000 and wounded a guard during the heist on Wednesday night, according to police. The incident prompted an investigation as authorities seek suspects and review surveillance footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Major powers pledge nuclear umbrella at Geneva
In a Geneva Security Council briefing the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signaled a pledge to aid any country feeling threatened by nuclear attack. France and Brazil noted positions as discussions continued on a broader nonproliferation pact and a possible treaty to halt further arms spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Britain
France
Security Council
India
Union
Russia
United States
Tmussia
Chi
Wmn
U.N
Statz- Ibreila
U.N. Generell
U. i
Peking
U.s.soyiell
William C. Foster
U.S
Night Travel Hazard Warns Traffic Safety Bureau
The Street and Highway Safety Bureau warns night automobile travel is three times more hazardous than daytime driving due to reduced traffic. Figures from the National Safety Council show a fatality rate of 10.1 after dark versus 3.8 in daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Safety Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmie Rodgers
Thoresons
Featherlite
Simy
Pullman
Sears
Manele
Hrolay
Wueils
Charme Link Fencing
Annameniial
Colvans
Ned Soul
Daklash
Bis Shop
Itewood Buhl
BOT Cd Na
Aes Co Ig
Mrime
Oregon
Grover
Dre
Megatar
Carte
Wanwaris Sinz
Winttan
Ranlinse
Carlen
NSA
Thei Vriday
Renee
Lene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!