Court Docket City Docket Summary of Alcohol and License Violations
A compilation of court actions lists numerous defendants and penalties for drunkenness driving while intoxicated no license speeding and hot check law violations. Fines range from 5 to 532.75 dollars with jail terms up to ninety days and suspensions for licenses and probation where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox
Able Garrett
Johnnie Conway
Simon Harris
James C. McFadden
Gary L. Tewart
Dorsey Palmore
Edward W. Kilgore
Horace Phillips
Adell Kinchen
Elijah Evans
Edward L. Turner
Red River Council
Hosea J. Johnson
Red River Regional Council
R.C. Cooks
Carl W. Austin
R.c.cooks
Elva E. Young
Mary D. Jones
John Williamson
Zaren Henry Howard
Arkansas
David Earl West
Leney H. Cochran
Richard Lee Ping
John L. More
Violet A. Wolfenden
Johnny W. Woodall
William Hays Bain
Bobby Ray Haynes
Larry Gene Hazal
Delmer Nelson
Henry Etta Nelson
Dorothy Snowden
Cliffort Thornton
NBC and CBS clash in Super Bowl pregame variety battle
NBC and CBS offer rival pregame comedy shows tied to the Super Bowl weekend. NBC airs The Mad Mad Mad Mad World of the Super Bowl, filmed indoors with football humor. CBS presents Super Night at the Super Bowl live near the Rose Bowl with music and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Minnesota Vikings
Oakland Raiders
NBC
CBS Sall
CBS
Pierre Cossette
Superdome
New Orleans
Norman Rosemont
Cossette
Rose Bowl
Rosemont
Pat Cooper
Norm Crosby
Rodney Dangerfield
Andy Williams
Angie Dickinson
John Wayne
Don Rickles
Forest Hills
Moon Children In Arkansas Rally For Unification Church
Six moon children aged six to twenty two tied to Rev. Sun Myung Moon work in Arkansas raising funds for the Unification Church amid congressional probes into alleged ties to the South Korean CIA and illegal lobbying. They defend the church against charges of covert activity and bigotry while praising Moon as inspirational and patriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
America
Moon
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Arkansas
Central Intelligence Agency
Arkansas Moon
Ron Bettey
Seattle
Wash
Morgan
Beatley
Beatty
Longet jury selection nears end in Sabich shooting trial
Aspen jurors near completion as 12 jurors and two alternates are to be sworn in. Opening arguments start Monday after the judge plans to begin testimony. Longet faces a reckless killing charge regarding the March 21 death of Skier Vladimir Sabich in a case that has drawn national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
State District Court
George Lohr
Kevill Fox
Miss Longet
Fox
Vladimir
Spider
Sabich
Andy Williams
Rocky Mountain
Longet
Arkansas prison printing program ordered closed
The state prison printing shop was ordered shut by Commerce Department Director Jim Wooten due to an inaccurate price list. The closure will stand until the state printing board can present a corrected price schedule to ensure work sent to Cummins Prison is cheaper than private firms under state contracts. The board will meet Monday to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Commerce Department
Jim Wooten
State Printing Board
Wooten
Cummins
Printing Board
Cash fund plan cleared by council amid study request
The Legislative Council approved lumping state agency funds into the treasury as a cash fund concept while seeking more study time. Supporters led by Rep. Lloyd George and Sen. Max Howell noted the hurdle cleared, with University of Arkansas President Dr. Charles Bishop publicly cautious but open if interest on cash funds is returned to the school. The council also backed consolidating 37 boards under one department and bringing the Medical Examiner's office under the Department of Public Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Legislative Council
Lloyd George
Danville
Max Howell
Jacksonville
George
Charles Bishop
University of Arkansas
Bill Beaumont
State Department of Public Safety
Escapees Captured Near Ozark Arkansas
Two men who escaped the Greene County Jail at Paragould on December 30 were captured near Ozark. Officers say Roger Ballew age 25 and Darrell Simpson age 20 were unarmed and did not resist. They spent the night in a barn and nearly froze. They are from Cardwell Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Ark
Greene County
Paragould
Roger Ballew
Darrell Simpson
Jimmy Orr
Gordon Sutton
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Simpson and
Ballew
Cardwell
Nashville singer Johnny Carver recalls farm roots shaping fame
Johnny Carver credits early mornings milking cows and nights in country bands for his drive. The Jackson Mississippi native rose to fame with six country hits including Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree and Tonight Someone’s Falling in Love while touring, recording five albums, and performing on the Grand Ole Opry. He compares himself to Bobby Vinton in style and notes he keeps his act focused on hit songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Johnny Carver
Carver
Grand Ole Opry
The
Stampeders
Bobby Vinton
Montana
Boston Tea Party Dumped 45 Tons into Harbor
The Boston Tea Party event dumped 45 tons of tea into Boston Harbor triggering widespread protest and historical debate about colonial resistance and tax policy led by colonial merchants and townspeople.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
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Otis Ray James
Perry O. Gulley
Vivian Scott
Udell Kinchen
Gladys Sue Horton
Clinton L. Hopper
Harlow Woodall
James T. Hodges
Jimmie D. Dyer
Ronnie Clay
Bobby W. Bra
Hubert LaGrone
Delfino Cantu
Charles L. Ollis
Jerry Buck
Air Force
Army
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
NASA
Ray Morgan
Liverpool
England
New York Monthly
God
Great Britain
Ruth
Bishop
Guernsey
Hope
Coats
Jantzen, Aileen
Redeye
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