Court docket shows multiple fines and forfeitures
A court docket lists numerous defendants with drunkenness, speeding, no license, and inspection violations. Pleas Guilty yield fines up to 356.50 and jail terms. several bonds forfeited or dismissed. racing at airport and disturbing the peace also noted with not guilty verdicts for some.
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Jerry B. Philpot
Calvin Brown
James K. May
Larry Don Banks
Eva McClure
Vernard McFadden
Eugene Sanders
Winston Chas. Williams
Harold Porter Jr
Grady R. Hakes
Cecil Lee Gent
Joseph A. Tatum
Gwendolyn E. Marks
Willie Cooper
William Dixon
William Roosevelt
Donald Franks
Ethel Sonny Stubbs
Versie Jean Tucker
Polly Ann Walker
Dale E. Comer
Michael Morton
Tony Pettit
James M. Lingard
Danny Turner
Bridge Court Fines and Docket Entries Summary
A list of traffic and civil docket actions shows multiple defendants with fines and forfeit amounts. Notable items include Frederick crossing median and forfeit $72.90, Angelia Banks multiple offenses with $60.80 total forfeits, Charles McKinney $27.90, Erik Warren plea guilty with $372.90, and Michael Carlson $57.90 total. Civil case J.W. Smith Estate and James Foster Cannon vs Elbert Williams for $70.61 judgment by default.
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Latter Frederick
Phillip Kinsey
Angelia Banks
Charles McKinney
Erik Warren
Frank Adams
Sherwood Askew
Sammy Taylor
Charles Hinton
Keith Kennicott
J.W. Smith
James Foster Cannon
Saratoga Store
Elbert Williams
Grand Slam In Hearts Debate Over Bridge Bidding
Rixi Markus analyzes a six heart contract that reached seven hearts, arguing the grand slam was correct and blaming partner for not reaching it. She suggests North should have used a heart response and discusses Blackwood as a tool for grand slams, noting Culbertson’s seven bid concept with top trump honors.
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South
Outh
Pe Culbertson
North
Bridge bidding puzzle: five no trump response after three spades
The passage presents a bridge bidding scenario with West North East South cards AKS1I0TES Y192 and asks what South should bid after partner overcalls five hearts versus a three spade bid. It suggests six hearts as a possible action, noting potential gain if partner holds the right hand. The question asks for the best move and promises tomorrow's answer.
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