Court Docket Summary of Drunkenness and Traffic Fines
Court actions list numerous defendants with pleas guilty or not guilty, fines, jail terms, and license suspensions. Notable entries include James Jamison Allen D. Mercer Ronald H. McDonald Thomas Nelson Linda Hill and James C. Monk among others, with penalties from 5 to 414.75 dollars, jail terms up to ninety days, and license revocations or suspensions. Additional notes reference alcoholism courses with potential suspensions on good behavior and several forfeitures for speeding hot check violations and vehicle license issues.
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James Jamison
Allen D. Mercer
Ronald H. McDonald
Thomas Nelson
Linda Hill
Allen W. Hicks
James C. Monk
Robert S. Bohanon
Arkansas
Marvin Jeff Dean
Billy Samuels
William L. Walker
William L. Walker, Sr
Red River Council
Thomas H. Poindexter
Robert M. Cook
J. Olin Whitley
Debra A. Wheelington
Mose Yerger
Edward R. Byrd
Johnny Cheatham
Ralph E. Miller
Jack Hart Jr
Jimmy W. Easter
Jerry J. Maning
Lucious C. Hood
Red River Regional Council of Alcoholism
Steve J. Coleman
E.D. Nicholas
Perry C. Paro
Don Kong Equipment Co
Gordon Rodgers
Charles G. Allen
Argo Collier Lines
Edmond Campbell
Albert G. Santos
Womack Grease Ser. Inc
Scout council honors volunteers at Texarkana luncheon
Conifer Girl Scout Council held its annual meeting and awards luncheon at the YWCA in Texarkana with delegates from fifteen counties. Beverly Harrison spoke on the Intercontinental Congress event in Philadelphia. Officers elected include Margaret Edwards president and Charles Firmin Jr. first vice president. Additional honors included the Thanks Badge for Edwards and Gordon and various awards for members across multiple towns.
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Conifer Girl Scout Council
The
United Way
YWCA
Texarkana
Conifer
Beverly Harrison
Miss Harrison
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
William King
Paul Romesburg
Arkadelphia
R. G. Wallace
Camden
J. M. Cox
Hope
James Arnold
Linwell Hunter
Chad White
Magnolia
Susan Chaddick
Martin J. Filogamo
Victor Hlavinka
James Sangalli
Carroll Wheeler
William T. Young
Jim Ramsey
J.E. McCaffrey
B. A. Lemser
Robert Wright
Girl Scout Movement
Margaret Edwards
Babs Gordon
Sarkis seeks US and Arab aid to avert clash in Lebanon
President Elias Sarkis asks the United States and Arab nations to prevent a Syrian Israeli clash in southern Lebanon as Syrian troops occupy most of Lebanon except a border strip. Israel massed troops near the frontier and warned against proximity by Syrians or Palestinian guerrillas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
United States
Israel
Sarkis
Tax assessor Easterling says duties little changed since 1874 pattern
Lile Easterling former Hempstead County Assessor spoke at Hope Lions luncheon. He traced Arkansas tax history from 1883 to 1961, noted annual 3 percent spot checks and18 to 20 percent value ratios, and described workload growth from 1965 to 1970. Guests included Lioness Mattie Lee and others.
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Lile Easterling
Hempstead
Hope Lion
Sheraton Inn
Easterling
Wayne Bohanon
Arkansas
Fasterling
Grand slam victory in 1929 Chicago bridge tourney
The American Bridge League's first tournament in Chicago, November 1929, was won by Nils Wester, Louis Haddad, Robert Halpin, and Max Cohen. Wester explains the bidding leading to seven hearts, with seven hearts making 2310 in duplicate scoring, under 1929 rules.
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Chicago
Nils Wester
Louis Haddad
Robert Halpin
Max Cohen
Wester
Mr. Wester
Haddad
Hearts
Bridge reply to one club opening with four card suit
A California reader asks about the correct response to a partner’s one club opening with a four card suit. The advised bid is one heart, since the hand also qualifies for two notrumps but keeping the suit visible improves the contract.
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California
Lennon denies Cynthia claims on LSD role in split
Former Beatle John Lennon discounts Cynthia Lennon’s assertion that their marriage fell apart after his LSD use. A letter signed by Lennon printed in the Daily Express says the marriage was over long before LSD or Yoko Ono. The Express noted the letter arrived in New York offices. Cynthia Lennon has since remarried and lives in Wales.
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London
John Lennon
Cynthia
Lennon
Daily Express
Yoko Ono
the Express
New York
Lennons
Wales
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Santa Cruz
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Partners of America
Ark
Jim Harris
Little Rock
Callan
Donnie Juris
Carol Cownover
Etta Hawthorne
Scout Council
Miss Edwards
Gordon
Hayes McClerkin
Kendell Hunter
Lou Nell Barnes
Ben
Kay) Boyce
Kay Watlington
Council Iings
John Weaver
Earl Redd
Bill Atchison
Arthur Baker
Wendell Mobley
Dean Clark
Tom Sadowski
Don Hobbs
Joe Hall
Sam Rose
Nancy Sandefur
Marshal McMillan
Yasir Arafat
Hepe
Mattie Lee
Lisa
Bobby Joe
Alice Pendergrass
LeAnn and
Roger
Lion Royce
Donna and
Troy
Don Freel
Sandy Davis
Lion Hugh Davis
David Brewer
Lion Calvin Smith
Bruce McRae
Lion Doyle Brewer
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Jinx
Beatle
ERA
Electronic Realty Associates
Hogan Realty
S. Main
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Beller Values
Yumdac
East Third Street
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