Drunkenness and traffic cases flood local court docket
The docket lists numerous pleas of guilty or findings of guilty for drunkenness driving while intoxicated and related offenses. Fines range from 5 to 357.75 dollars with jail, license suspensions, and possible reductions if defendants take alcoholism courses through Red River Council. Multiple cases involve fictitious licenses, expired registrations, or no license, with various forfeitures and bond handling. Civil docket shows several accounts actions with judgments by default or for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Wright
R. C. Cook
Albert Williamson
James Harris
Red River Council
Charles W. Stuart
Wade Bradford
Ronnie Eugene Martin
Eugene Collums
Felton K. Nunn
Mike Worthey
William IE. Wheelington
Utter Lay Street
Larry J. Simpson
Willie L. Cooper
Gary Randle
Joe Bledge
Charlie Conway
David Conway
Linda Finley
Gloria Finley
Robert \. Gibson
Wiliam Alker
Leonard White
Willie Roberts
Tommy Hinton
Charles Nelson
William Massey
Arkansas
Fletcher Seymore
William Gissom
Roy Palmer
LeRoy Swift
Terrell Adams
Berlin Russell
Bela Vier
Wanda Bracy
Galyniotheus
Kopec Cheatham
Bole Bei Gl
Wallizin Poa
Jury begins Kent probe into Kent State incident
A federal grand jury in Cleveland began its probe into whether crimes were committed when four Kent State University students were killed during a confrontation between antiwar demonstrators and National Guardsmen. The 23- member panel, 10 women and 13 men, decides whether to hear witnesses immediately or address other aspects of the investigation under U.S. District Court Judge Frank J. Battisti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Patel
Listi
Statewide slow down campaign launched in Arkansas
Arkansas officials announce a statewide public safety drive titled Follow the Leader Slow down to cut fuel use and crashes. AAIA vice president Ron Lensing cites 56.6 percent of fatal crashes involve speeds over 50 mph and 33 percent are speeding related. Brooks Griffin endorses the program as safety central. A separate release notes Simmons Industries to build a poultry recycling plant in Siloam Springs to replace the burned facility and address waste disposal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Association of Insurance Agenta
Ron Lensing
AAIA
Brooks Griffin
Coor
Lensing
Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Siloam Springs, Ark
Simmons Industries, Inc
Siloam Springs
Goods Recovered After Arrest in Louisiana
Goods worth thousands of dollars were recovered after the arrest of Tommy Haynes, 31, who escaped from the Texas penitentiary Huntsville last April. Haynes was arrested at a night spot near here and booked for burglary. The sheriff said the recovered items were stolen from homes and businesses around the Toledo Bend Lake area over several weeks, including boats, trucks, a boat, televisions, guns, fishing equipment, and outboard motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Haynes
Texas
Huntsville
Haynes
Cook
Toledo Be Lake
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Ay Seibe
Mehl Cheney
Nate
Cecil Thompson
Melvin Jordan
Raymond Willingham
Darrell Barham
Gerry Davis
Frances McKamie
Roy C. Turner
Delmar Wright
James Bobo McClure
Petit Larceny
Gladys Smith
Larkin Bratton
Finis Goodlett
Dickie
A &S
Steel Builders
Gibson Feed Supply
Globe Union, Inc
Jamson Day
Pack Railroad
Southwestern Trans
Terra Corporation
ATC
Paul Morrison
Bryan Levinsky
LéRoy Austin
Clarence Pennington
Central Adjustment Bureau, Inc
Lester Blakely
Margaret Blakely
James Robert Fraveil
Robert Mazur
June Mazur
James Ragland
Gloria Ragland
Jury
Kent
Dinator
Mark Simmons
Oward
NO. Hope, Ark
GE Portable
BRUT
Cologne
Waring Futura
Blender
Ata
Libby
Schick
Polaroid
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