Man gets 5 to 12 years for murder in 1962 shooting
Robert Franklin Hall, 32, pleaded guilty to the April 20 killing of Sauntia Henry Maays, 56, in a Lower Merion dispute over drugs. Hall was sentenced yesterday to 5 to 12 years in jail. Maays died from three gunshot wounds. his body was found at Flatbed Park near River Road.
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Stop that trucking Harrisburg bill to curb illegal fireworks
Delaware County fire marshal George Lewis urged action as Senator Clarence D. Bell of Upland sponsors a bill to prohibit trucking companies from handling illegal fireworks shipments in Pennsylvania. The measure cleared the Senate 47 to 0 and goes to the House Consumer Affairs Committee.
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Drunk driving arrests at Delaware Route 9 checkpoint
Delaware State Police reported three DUI charges after a sobriety checkpoint on Route 9 at Lambson Lane. Police stopped 122 vehicles between 11 30 p m Tuesday and 2 30 a m Wednesday, detaining five drivers in total during the operation.
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Battle suspends Chester ally in politics dispute for mayor bid
Police officer Bill Riley, 42, suspended without pay by City Council action amid a clash over political activity by officers. Riley, who ran unsuccessfully against Battle in 1979, vows to defend residents. officials deny targeting him, claim only Riley is in violation, and say a hearing will be held by the Service Commission.
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Turner Receives 25 Year Term In Camden Court
Judge Leon Wingate gave Gina J. Turner a 25 year sentence for attempted murder and a concurrent five year term for possessing a handgun without a permit after labeling the shooting of a New Jersey State Police trooper as absolutely without provocation. The incident followed a traffic stop on the North South Freeway in Gloucester Township on March 24, 1962, injuring John Jacobs who lost part of his vision.
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Turner vows appeal after Barry J. holds two year term
Attorney Barry J. Hockfield vows an appeal for Turner as Judge Leon A. Wingate imposes a persistent offender sentence of two years for Turner, citing prior weapons and narcotics convictions. Turner apologizes to Trooper Jacobs while noting the judge’s harsh words and noting possible parole eligibility.
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